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Dully by Carrier or MulJ NSc Month tX)HTV-SHOX- I) YEAR New December 12, 1921. IVOIi. CLXXI. No. 73. Albuquerque, Mexico, Monday, Single triplet fto - - 'MATE' GOTTEN PACT FURTHER PARLEY JURY UNABLE TO 3 CllLS BY ADVERTISING Will "Collective Restitution" GAINING FAVOR PROVES FAILURE BY 'BIG THREE' Give China Back Lost Ports? AMONG SOLONS REACH VERDiGT (Br The Afwnrintrd Trcn.) J t'n. The AAHOftiltpd PlTM. BATTLE WAY Chicago, Dec. 11. Mrs, Washington, Dec. 11 (by the Japiea Edward Miller, former- ON NAVAL RATH) Washington, Dec. 11. (Special.) Associated Press.) Ku'ther fFJ THE GARDNER ly a Jollet high school girl, The disarmament conference Is assurance of senate, who gained notoriety six weeks now time waiting appro- - support for the four-pow- marking came ago by successfully advertising al by tho government at Pacific treaty tonight f who would edu- Japanese for husband tho on with announcement by Senator cate her, last disclosed-th- THOUGHT LIKELYil of understanding Hitchcock of Nebraska, rank- CASE; DISMISSED OUT OF JAIL night prob- ending of her adventure and the Far Eastern ing democratic member of the when she had her husband and lems, agreed to by the delegates foreign relations committre, another girl arrested and an-- i representing the United States, thnt he expected to vote. for its nounced that her marriage was Nipponese Delegates Have tireat bnuiin, Japan and France. ratification. Deliberations Covering a a failure. Instructions Japan's upproval, if It comes, is "I see no reason for oppo- Period of About Seven The husband, formerly a Received expected to carry with It un agree- sition," he said. "There docs AND ESCAPE barber, said he was glad to be From Tokio, But Their ment on the Lniied Status' pro- not seem to be any very seri- Hours in Case of Mail rid of the marriage and that posal for a ratio-to-r the fu- ous ohjertlon nor any reason he had never paid his wife the Nature is Not Known, ture size of the navies of the big for greatly rejoicing over it." Bandit are Fruitless, $3,000 she had requested for three. He said that the treaty was completion of her schooling. arrangement as Under the terms of the agree- C similar In some respects to tho ARE WARNEDN0T TO Two-Gu- n Man, Sentenced They separated soon after their to ment, Japan is to reluaso its hold league of nations covenant. It was said, and were ""p. un penlnsuia, lncluulng 'A "The Is mild nnd DISCUSS THE CASE ' marriage, BASES bhantung treaty very INCOf Kiau-Cha- to Be Hanged Thursday living at different hotels. Mrs. the harbor of to China, fill is good enough n way to get rid ei called hus- Great Britain Anglo-Japanes- o alli- Murder Two Oth- Miller today her relinquishes of the Rob- for and band's room by telephone and Unofficial Reports iat and France turns over to ance." Defendant Admitted ers Guards. a woman answered, saying she to China iiwong-Chow-Wa- This nnnoucement followed Mail Car Mari- Fight was Mrs. Miller. The arrests Conferences ;e bo the situation, summarized, Is democratic leaders bing a at Wpf con- others by followed. Be Held to --eVCer- that these three powers which that they would give the trea- copa, Nov, 3, But Main- CONFISCAtTaUTO; Miller that ho was trol important territoiijes in China their With the re- charged with ty support. He Was not primarily at fault, as his ; tain Featur through leases mude directly Till publican leadership already on tained Insane, THREATEN DRIVER ot wife had left him and lived at China or acquired as tne result record for the treaty, hopes of 111., wur to the Tripfi Annoc-inte- a hotel in Waukegan, and (Br The O are willing retire upun Its ratification were increased (By The Pr.) former . f As- conditions enumerated it there is a ill been friendly with a Washington, (by the today. Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 11. ' Diuau uajnym, friend from Jollct. made sociated Vf Instructions'. "collective restitution." As to the Senator Borah of re- ,ucnvciy,' - They no Idaho, The iurv in the United C Carefully Planned; sever- up this difference but soon from Tokio g the decision United States, she has territory publican opponent of the - under lease In as one of on ..val ratio ques- China, and, . continued his silence States district court here Men Risk Lives in separated- again. Japan o "sac- league, al tion are In the'Tknd! of the Jap- her spokesmen said, hag no on tho treaty. which heard the evidence In to It. anese delegation. The nature of rifices to make." Trying Stop the communication was not made History of llio Leases. the trial of Roy Gardner, was Indicated that The existence of leased territories MARSHAL' known, but it ter- twice convicted mail robber, 4' Chicago, Dec. 11 (by the !NIGHT further of the big threo in china which jeopardizes the meetings ritorial of China Is due In MURPHT WIIINEH nn a rharce of robbillfir A ' Associated Tommy probably will be necessary before integrity Press). on the original instance to the aggres- two-gu- n Japan's stand tho capital mail car at Maricopa, Ariz., O'Connor, man, will be announced defi- sions of Germany, whose forcible ship ratio of on .November 3 was unaDie .sentenced to be hanged II COLORADO IS nitely. occupation Shantung province The Idea prevailed tonight that constrained the Chinese govern- DF AUIO RAGE; to reach a verdict and wa Thursday for murder, and ment to grant a lease for ninety-nin- e Tokio did not regard the arrange- Kiao-Cha- u, minute I two other notorious crimi years of the Bay of ' dismissed a few ment as to strength of naval bas coast ol from the cum uiniiunrn ics and formications in the west the finest harbor on the after noon today. nals today escaped China. Following the lease to Ger- ( 'William H. BawtoUe, wh ern Pacific as completed and that to Judge county jail, fighting their IMUUISULU on many, and that of Fort Arthur 'CHUN6-KIN- I SECOND over the in dismiss- UIIUI, further conversations this point, obtained a lease of fiTOII presided trial, half a dozen as) as on the of the Russia, France 7 tyy it had way past well question u ninety-nin- e ing the jury pointed out that i be Kwang-Cho- for years guards, most of whom were Authorities Are Searching retention of the Mutsu may and Great Britain obtuined a leaso been considering the case Since beaten into unconsciousness, necessary. of Kowloon. Victor Covers 250 Miles At Bhortly after 5 o'clock last night for J. W. Kenworthy; Meanwhile, authoritative Jap- Tho of tho and declared that failure to agree fourth anese here are of the pos- foreign occupation' Starting in the in talWng mainland of China was brought San Carlos Speedway, in in that length of time indicated to Building Contractor, sible termination of the conference two Ger- him the should tie dis- floor "bull pen," where the of The about by the murder cf 2 15 Minutes that Jury before tho end the year. man missionaries in Shantung. By Hours, and missed. were exercising at Connection With Case. consensus of In that quar- prisoners opinion an signed on March B, 111-- 2 Judge Warns Jurors. ter was said to be that the success agreement Jumacao Seconds. warned the 11a. m., the break for free Til AsMirnnM rri-- ) 1898. China leased to Germ my ior The Judge, however, (IIJ ful conclusion of tho qundrup'e - case with five 11. Willi II11IVIJ-I11JI- JU.O ...... J jurors not to discuss the dom led 4own floors, Monte Vista. Colo., Dec. the iUCl.10Vnnt'l '!! 1U1I (Bj The AMorlntcd treaty concerning mliral null U-X- ea. rin.) one and warned Authorities are searching soon be an :iri..Ck. innan ffiW0H6-CH0W-WA- San Doc. 11. any particularly through (he basement into tonight followed by equally construction of two ; "P" Francisco, Calif., them not to disclose how many Bal J- ""-tn- e sanctioned the I Ior - definite harmonious agree- nnrl over ft ""wu, and lines of in Shantung. A Jimmy Murphy, San Francisco pilot, lots were tal.cn or how the ballot wno nne!rCd to have railway n, jail tractori ment as to naval limitations. j informs-tio- twelve-foo- jara similar agreement (MJrch 27, winner cf tho French grand prlx Htood. Disclosure of that t wall to a shot and wounded Clyde e Street, seriously twenty-fiv- 250-mil- the trial last 1S98). leased to Kussla for last August, won the e inter- he said, might affect Where an automobile Was McDonald, night marshal veara. snbiect to extension by of Gardner on another charge that , , , n hrht. when arrested VOTE TO REJECT ANY national automobile ... the latter mutual agreement, Fort Arthur and sweepstakes was scheduled to follow this trial COnilSCaiea ana tne Cinver Konworthy on a charge of disturb- - t: Not-- race at S'in Carlos speedway hero WAGE CUT PROPOSALS Talienwan (Dalny cr Dairen). His time was two hours, immediately. threatened with a pistol, told anee. leased Kwang-Cho- today. The other charge Involves Gard occurred In the Other agreements of of China involved in the discussions of (he fifteen minutes and eleven and one-ha- lf to like hell." The shooting in Kwantung to France Map that section that is ner's attempt to rob a mail car at "drive shadow of Kenworthy (By Tho Awoclotfd arms The and districts are shown where conces- seconds. al- ma- the city jail. Pr.) (April 22, 189S), and conference. ports a railway station here and his The shortly afterward the was arrested the marshal In a New York, Dec, 11. Represent- sions of and of lines have been to France, Tommv Milton was second. on clerk lm by of (285 square miles) to Great Britain territory railway granted leged assault tho mail chine crashed into a telephone room.. atives of 33,000 maintenance 1 Eddie Hearno placed third, Harry car on November 15, pool laborers (July 1, 898). Japan, Great Britain and other powers. and Do Palma cbargo of the An automobile driven a son way and railroad shop Iius30-Japane- Hartz fourth Ralph but the bandits kept going. by ol Is situated in the Island of iweiuy-nm- e ami of tha war, in which attempt he was captured pole, of to the voted here today to reject any wage Hongkong, fifth. .fi'Connor commandeered another Kenworthy. according province of shantung and com square miles, and has a population tock over Port Arthur, succeeding 113 'by the clerk, Herman F. Inderlled. ...11 t.l rt wnflrfiA In fnnt nf reauction ana iu v At times Murphy's speed was how-lev- er, when the mur-- , ul proposals an;eui - f of 436,000, of whom from 8,000 to to the Russian leasohold, and later After the jury was dismissed, car and last seen, H reached- - the railroad labor board on Decern- miles an hour and his averago for A. United HID ,ttW II 9,000 are Europeans. The total extending tha term of its duration, 111.8 miles an Is Thomas Flynn, dorer, who has been characterized it with his Driaoner. Kenworthy, ber 13 for. Increases ranging up and of land "Sffiten miles wide harbor with the term of duration the course, hour, States district attorney, said he was belt tonnage entering Hongkong together new record. The old mark the police1 as Chicago's most the ny. whipped a revolver wara irom 1, per cent. coast line aa com- of tho a world nrfnr.irio,l Vithpr tn ask the court ly police Rnnrr the entire in in 1918 was 8,643,496 tons, railway concession, England was 109.7 miles an hour, establish- was to- and fired twice. The to leased there vessels. has been unalilo to ei to proceed with trial of Gardner desperate gunman, headed, ,ncrcn7s ;,,r'dition the territory prising 21,803 fortify Ancreles . into his son s scale 48 cents a Man-churf- ed at the Los speedway u-- uj the South Side, for Kenworthy leaped q Intluence wnlcn com. Tho Japanese losehold in f, without running the risk on the pnoemx cnarge or iu ward armed the ana-1- cents 11 last Thanksgiving day. offense car and they drove away, ;ana of the province shvnO.otv a different foot- of a war with a fortified Eddie-Harne- !him ffr the Maricopa The others went n e lPrei4n-of(i)h:tntl,nf- J that portion Jpan.'as The old mark was set by ba'tlc. tq n returned paid forcmonnd lylnff ,t cf the me. ing from any one of those held by base there would constitute one of once. Further than that Mr. Flynn In denied any mechanical to comment on the case. foot. the machine but departments. ridlan 124.40, an area of 1,600 Oreat Britain and France. China the greatest possible dangers was n would not Jailors Risk I.Ives. of his father's where- From the start the race Carl A. Davis, for Gard- knowledge square miles. had lest Port Arthur in the Japan. between Murphv attorney The escape, Jn broad daylight, Kwang-Cho- of terri- Is bitter struggle also refused to comment on abouts. Is a strip war of 1904, but a threat opposite Port took the lead ner, was carefully planned. One bullet lodged in the mar on the coast of Kwantuhg, from France and Russia, Arthur, with the lat- and Milton. Murphy the case. OF tory Germany, commanding h and It, Several Jailers risked their lives shal's spine and his condition to with the inlands of Tunghal and made at the instance of Russia, ter the entrance to the Gulf of in the twenty-fift- lap hel,: Admitted Robliery. do- 11 hard l tshed by Milton un- his trial In trvlntr to ston O'Connor. night is critical, physicians Nanchou. The ccncesslon is tinder compelled Japan to release It to PecMhll, which controls Pekln and though Gardner admitted during other two who escaped were 1 la til the 187th lap, when Milton had he committed the robbery at ' The ciared. If the administration of the governor China. thereafter Russia vast hinterlands. The concession that Shortly that! Edward Darrow. charged with a of Indo-Chln- heipelf, moving like a glacier to- of nonradical uso to England un- to drop back. Maricopa, but maintained robbery, and James Im- of Kowloon. It over and made less It can be It has Milton's seoond place, however, when he did It, he was insane and $60,000 REPORTED OFFER TO U. S. TO SETTLE Imiwirtanco , ward Pekin, took fortified, and port o, alleged to have been Impli- Kowloon, a strip of on it a Russian fortress, with Dalny, been taken for granted since the will win him tho national speed not responsible for his acts, territory racr .. . . I 4 , I n n rtf how thS cated in a $30,000 robbery. O'Con- BUY BRASS COMPANY'S the mainland opposite Hongkong, now Dairen, as a commercial port. conference here has been ifi session chnmnlonshio for the year, i had been in trouble with the in and to It was to she would it to China. officials announcing that ho had deliberations were proceed nor was cedod 1800, Great Britain took that return wlfh those jurors' on many occasions, but his STOCK UNTRUE, SAYS added in 1898, . under leaso for comnensate herself. In a strategic At the present time, according to .won enough points, ing et any time during inn uus"i police convic- last apparent immunity from PACK STRIKE ninety-nin- e years, the penlnsuia sense, for the occupation of Port British authorities on international! awarded for second today, to give this morning was given night INI In laurels. ' when asked tion earned him the title of "Lucky Ht Tbo AuMi-Ttite- Trcu,) south of a line drawn between Deep Arthur by Russia. She pieugeo law, British law is administered j him the about 10 o'clock, they 11. With to to the concession end the Chinese in De Palma's poor showing was the court for Information as to the Tommy." Hartford, Conn., Deo. Pay and Mars Bay, together herself restore the territory with a Last spring detectives went to Charles F. Brooker, chairman of the islands of Lantao and Lummas. China when Russia should yield up the conceis-io- owe allegiance to the attributed to a series of ensine effect of a verdict of guilty to him. While UO IU never man and tire troubles thnt forced him recommendation tnat ne oa yui his house question the board of the American Draws Un!0n UlllClalS Will The concession in all covers an area Port Arthur, but observed Kriusit administration ratner SfLmtV. Policeman Patrick O'Neil to of 390 the Since as a re- - to the Chinese government. to the pits a number of times. initial fll,.A.nMAn aa" tn his..... - - there company, in a statement the square miles, including the pledge. Japan, In imji included in was shot to death and O'Connor, Hartford Courant denied Washington and'Li the There was but one accident Such a verdict was not es- tonight race. The crankshaft in the tne court later convicted for murder, the published report that the brass tha the four which onginaw.. Matter Before Harding; machine pllotefl by Frank Elliott had instructed the Jury it mlgnt caped. corporation had received a pro- COLONEL STANTON HAS while he T...1n ...... GnmtnllA -flnid thflt ' Captured in St. Paul. from the Anaconda Copper 5,500 CASES OF of Los Angeles, broke rwiluivr. uuufto ho posal Quiet at Chicago. a turn in the seventy-ei- verdict wefe returned, he After several weeks was cap- Mining company for tho purchase RETIRED FROM ARMY was rounding if such a in St. back ghth lap, causing the car to would notify the prison autnoruies tured Paul, brought of the brass company's stock. Mr. Tho Asociata TrpM.) GOTTEN of the convicted and sentenced to (By mOCW The A.norlnted Trem.) skid Into the fenco at the top of of the recommendation Jury. here, Brooker said tuat .ltie report that 1 Chl-ac- o, Dec. 11. Poth unions (Dy Hours. . the speedway track. The engine Deliberated Seven hang Thursday. he had decided to submit such a marked time todav in San Francisco, Calif., Dec. 11. a it - snent about e ex- and packers A was hurled forward out of the rar A..,!,.- tu Inrv Seventy-fiv- prisoners were proposition to the stockholders of house ON FAKE PERMIT veteran KILLS WOMAN, bal- on the fourth floor bull the strike of packing plant Col. Charles E. Stanton, and over the fence. Elliott was seven hours In deliberation and ercising the company was untrue. the dis- mech- case shortly today when O'Connor and his employes and storkynrds army officer, who sprang Into only slightly injured. His loting. It received the was more quiet than It has .The Aarnielntrd B spent an tpen made their break. Besides trict a (By Preit.) fame when, during the war, he ut- anician. Harry McKee, sustained after o'clock last nlsht. two ATERNON WIX8 SEUIES. been since the walkout started Pec. 11. After an hour and a hair at dinner am Jihe three who got away, safe Los Calif., Dec. 11. Pnltimore, tered at the tomb of Lafayette in LIFE Injured leg. at about 1 eg-- ,i Angeles, week ago. The car drove today was locked up for the night blowers and gunmen tried to An-gol- es state- 5,500 cases of whisky had been we Murphy were- Vernon, one of the two Los The packers reiterated Paris the words, "Lafayette, E15ffl.il which he won the 11:30. It spent another two hours cape, but captured.' win- to taken U10 warehouso of com- that in grand was teams in the California ments that they have nothing from are here," recently became race at Lo Mans, France, In and a half In the jury room this I' David Strauss the, only season se- prix In ter league, won the post negotiate with the Amalgamated tho Canton distilleries and missioner of the board of public fastest mile, It The trial began last I guard the room. The five prls-- I of Work- August. Murphy's morning. smdrionlv lumned on "Rtrauaa. ries by taking both today's Meat Cutters and Butcher loaded 011 motor trucks, police works of San Francisco. Mrs. Lillie Blann, Moth- was announced was made in 39 Monday morning, the first evidence nnpni games from Mission, one of the of North America. 23, ' O'Connor a revolver men's Union a riot rail lust ac- 5 seconds. being offered late that day, drawing two San Francisco teams, 7 to 6, Union officials yesterday had sug- nnswcriiijr night Colonel Stanton retired from er of Three Children, Is which had been smuggled to him. 6 frustrated 6f 180,-O0- O and to 1. Mission won the first y ' the robbery tive service in the army recently A eack was placed over Strauss' gested arbitration. Slain Honkins game of the aeries yesterday, 11 Dennis Lane, secretary of tho quarts of liquor. after being in the uniform for By George on 6. (Continued Page Two.) to meat cutters, and Cornelius Hayes, Thrco trucks carrying 3,300 twenty-fiv- e Several in PRINCIPALS both left nearly years. a Denver Hotel. ARMS CONFERENCE International president, cases of the liquor had left tho wore spent with General Chicago today, the former going to years nnd the latter to New warehouse when tho police ar- Pershing in the Philippines and (Itj Tha Aowirlitlrd Prxm.J Washington 11. THEY FINISH RITLSH PRESS AMD PUBLIC ADE York. It Is reported Mr. Hayes rived nnd all roads in Mary- When Pershing went to France he Denver. Doc. Mrs. Llllle CONFIDENT CAil will join Secretary Lane in land and nearby states are be- took with him Colonel Stanton as Blann, 23. the mother of three Washington and that a conference ing searched for them. disbursing officer. children, was shot to death today be In BY NEXT I0HT11 ESTIMATING THE CHANGES with President Harding may trucks, on which were For his excellence handling in a hotel by George Honkins, who MAJOR DUTIES mm as a toward gov- ,Two of Amer- held step asking loaded 2,300 cases', were ready the financial affairs the then turned the on himself and ernment intervention. ican expeditionary forces, Colonel gun officials to leave the warehouse when distin- fired a bullet into his Hon- At Kansas City, Kans., ' Stanton was awarded the brain. Mid AGAIfJST IRISH TREATY warned union leaders that any the police reached the scene service medal, the highest kins confessed the crime in his East and Details of the Ml In guished Problems of the Far further disorders would result and men were busily engaged decoration the nation gives the dying hjiur at the county hospital. measures. The - strict repressive in loading two other trucks. men in its service. The motive Is a Naval Reduction Now Become the followed sporadic shoot- Sixteen men in of officers here described mystery. Program warning charge the Army The lock- Four-Pow- er Best Informed Believe It Will Be Accepted By last night In which one man trucks were arrested. Colonel Stanton as "the most cele- couple were found In a of With the ing ed room 11 Subjects Importance, ' was hurt. Investigation of a fire The confidence of tho guards brated toastmastcr In the service." about o'clock this the People of Erin, But Are Inclined to Which damaged the Fowler pack- at the distillery was gained by He wont onto the retired list as a morning, apparently about one Agreement in Final Form. ing plant there failed ta reveal the a forged permit. colonel. hour after the shooting occurred. Take a Less Sanguine View of Its Chances origin of tho blaze, Mrs. Blann lay dead on a bed, a bullet through her forehead. The (BY THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS.) in the Dail Eireann SUNDAY WAS OriFT IN man lay unconscious on tho floor Washlneton. Dec. 11. Vith the cific bases before going further Meeting Wednesday. n.ifh tinvfll discussions. SOUTH OMAHA DISTRICT in a of blood. frmr-Tinw- er In final form ho ratio - A WONDERFUL PIECE OF WORK. pool treatv and Mrs. Blann was employed as a an agreement en naval ratio re- The two subjects have been lotig (BY TTIE ASSOC.IATKO PrtttRS.) Omaha, Neb, Dec. 11. Today chambermaid at the hotel. Seek- as the rcarrfoH Viv .Tnnnn n inseDarable. Dee. 11 the Associat-Luln- e chances In Wed- - garded practically assured, of both London, (by view of its passed quietly in the South Omaha The of have hearts. Their ing Mrs. Blann, the arms conference goes Into its fifth and her desire to, dispose In dail men people Albuquerque proprietor not as a seri- ed Press.) the absence of any ncsday's eireann meeting. packing plant district. Three in the day Sunday, was extraordinary. It would have found the door to one of the rooms week with its principals confident together is regarded new move and It is believed Eamonn de Valera were arrested after had tak- locked. A roemer told pro- duties ous barrier to a ratio agreement. awaiting Important police done any hnrd, old heart good to sec the contributions stacked the can finish their major al-- en a knife from one and they Tho rtnirntlntlons on China, - dlVelopments of the week, the and his supporters will be able to butcher high each side of the entrance to the Elk club for a distance of prietor he heard two shots. Tho here by January. aae a pistol from another. The third side-wal- were were called. Honkins, who of the Far East and though proceeding separately, press and public are engaged In put up a stifT fight The brunt of twenty feet one? practically covering uie There police Problems attention i the defense of the is likely was held for Investlgatlci. wagon loads of It. came here recently from Nebraska, details of the naval reduction pro- receiving the caretui - estimating the chances for and treaty Packer officials Intimated to- died the two of the Japanese, while the naval quea- the new to fall on Michael Collins. Present It was remarkable also that the gifts were of. such uniformly at hospital hours after gram, including the question against Irish treaty. Those Indications favor a narrow night they would import butchers conceivable kind of was there. The being removed there. Pacific Island fortifications and (Continued" on Two. ) informed see no mod- majority good quality. Every clothing sub- Page best reason to for the treaty and probable refer- tomorrow if the striking employes contributions of toys and books were wonderful also. Great help Mr, Blann, the widower, is a naval bases, now become tho their view that will ence to Irish peo- had not returned to work. They cement here. of consideration. The ify the treaty a plebiscite of the at for the helpless Hill come from mis effort. plasterer jects primary be accepted by the Irish people, ple. In the English parliament claimed to be operating today Tho fclk club is to lie congratulated upon the hearty way in Far Eastern discussions are to be but are Inclined to take a less sang- - ratification is considered quite safe. 80 per cent normal. which its members entered Into the spine of this enterprise. We pressed forward at daily meetings More Days Premier is expected At a largely attended mass BOYS CONFESS TO of the committee of the whole, Lloyd George knew they would. Is clear- DO YOUP to make a for the meeting of union workers today ' while the naval situation TO powerful plea it Captain Guest of the Salvation Army and his lieutenants will POISONING WEALTHY treaty in the house of commons the men were urged to "stick these with Rabbi will see ing up through communication out." Union officials that sort and arrange gifts and Bergman, and while ! Wednesday. It is believed that the charged that go where will do tho most good. MICHIGAN CATTLEMAN with the foreign capitals, SHOPPING be ratified and the ses- the packers, in an attempt to break things they the negotiations over WEATHER, treaty may The Klk club Is to supply the unprivileged children of the separate to- sion closed by the end of the week. down the morale of the strikers, A Is bcln Shantung and Tap are verging a were the characters" city with tho. Christmas tree treat. great occasion By The Amnrlated Frm.) decision. Sir James Craig, Ulster premier, "blackening Mich., Dec. 11. Charles ward ' FORECAST. who with tho of union leaders. planned. Flint, - Pacific Fortifications. has been conferring But there are dozens of baskets to be for Christmas Austin, 18, and Clifford Thorpe, 17, Dee. w to Belfast to- arranged there ere indications Denver, Colo., premier, returned dozens of of shoes and caps nnd mittens to be bought; confessed, according to the police, Although Mexico: Monday and Tuesday, night. SLAVER day; pairs that Japan is about ready to accept is SLAUGHTER'S tons of coal to be supplied, that the kiddles may be dry and warm that they poisoned Paul De, Lisle, navs it generally fair; somewhat warmer Respecting reports that Ulster ' a cattleman whose the American ratio, conces- ARRESTED ON CHARGE and happy on Christmas day. , wealthy body Is considered unllkelv that she east portion. demanding Borne financial foot-an- was found In his home not Arizona: and to Then thero are tbo weeks of cold weather during which here yester- mav from her- Monday Tuesday, sions on lines similar the priv- A on with day. De Lisle was poison In refrain committing fair; little change In temperature. southern Ireland will get un- FIRST DEGREE MURDER fuel must bo supplied. basket Christmas day, given self definitely until there Is a ileges an larder before New Years, Is not the Albuquerque way. liquor, Austin and Thorpe were ' der the treaty, Sir Robert Steven- empty as because he had clearer understanding about f'tture LOCAL llFPOHT. son chancellor1 of tho ex- Dee. 11 It has been arranged that Bergman and Guest will seo that your quoted saying, fortifications on the Pacific. There Home, Little Rock, Ark., (by Is accused them of theft. Conditions for tho twenty-fou- r in Newcastle the Associated How- money made to do its work economically and Intelligently. has been a indication that chequer, a speech at Press.) Jack Sat- general ended at 6 p. m. conviction that no ard, the convict who shot and So we are ready now to press the Empty Stocking fund. the powers are willing to assent to hours yesterday, expressed the was 100. must bo Christmas WOMEN1 BANK recorded by the university: responsible Ulster statesman would killed Tom Slaughter, leader In the urday night the fund f It $1,600 by mitECTQKS. an arrangement bv which all pres- 46 think a tower rate of Friday, day, if we are to do our part In relieving distress. St. Louis. Mo., Dec. ,11. Mrs. ort HnFanaaa In hn P.lclfiC WOUld Highest temperature ...... of claiming spectacular prison delivery amount. Lowest . . .. ,l . ,'. V 2R taxation for.UJster than operated was arrested by Sheriff .3. J. Crow Your Judgment and conscience arc to determine tho Ellus Michael and Mrs. E. H. be retained and none added, but the Range ... .1 ...... , 18 In Newcastle or Glasgow. at Benton ft charge of first degree Go as far as you like but go. Either newspaper will accept your Steedman of this city are the first miesttnn Is yet to be made the sub- Mean 87 In some quarters Importance is murder.' - A coroner's inquest into contributions. Both papers will publish complete lists of the women directors of a bank. Their ject of formal exchanges. 6 m ; 85 held to- donors. names are contained In the list of Instructions from Humidity at a. attached to Lord Carson's (former- Slaughter's death will be Further tokio- Humidity at 6 p. m...... 60 ly Sir Edward Carson) Btrong op- morrow. ' Attend to this matter early so that Rabbi Bergman and C" the directorate of the S ourlty Na- warn vnntra tnrta., Iw ihn JTnnfin- Precipitation . , None position to the treaty. . Meanwhile Howard is held In tho tain Guest may know what they mny dicna upon. Albuquerq ' tional Bank and Savings and Trust ese. Their nature was not revealed, Afaxlmum wind velocity...,, - 17 The Ulster premier, on leaving state penitentiary here. He was must not know a ease of preventable distress this winter. company, announced yesterday. but thero were evidences that the pirectlon of wind...... North tonight, declined to say anything brought back from Benton late to- Bring on your money. The bank will be opened December .lapnnese were preparing xo csn-va- ss 1 20. situation relative to Pa Character of day. , ..Partly cloudy about the settlement. day, , , the V Two Page ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 12, 1921.

ARMS CONFERENCE TO ,i F FINISH MAJOR DUTIES BOTH CONSTABLE SHOT SEC01D CREDIT OFFER" NEXT MONTH, BELIEF n :i X SUP (Continued from Page One) HANDS OFF BUT AND WOUNDED III I tlon is in abeyance and there have ENDS SATURDAY been somo hints that they would prefer to see a decision in that METROPOLI S quarter also before they mnke their HE BATTLE II ERIN RTHE acceptance of the final and Q binding. InfM' Interest in Journal's Circulation Campaign Is Hoot's "Four Points." Morning It Is (By Tha Associated Fresa.) hartley Ohop Friends Candidates Despite Hard Times and the general expectation that Carl Bronner of Hamilton, Belfast, Dec. 11 the Asso- Growing Stronger Each Day, as of the result of the Far (Us (by i ' Eastern Self-Relia- Triie Union- Second Vote Is nt ciated Press.) tlister Get Busy to Help Their Favorites; Offer Unemployment, cusslons will be a united declara- Ohio, Happy and ist Leader association Saturday at 10 and Cam- Are Just As Hon of policy by the nine nations demanded Ends Next Saturday Night O'clock, ers Buying the of With Abundant night the immediate December Five embodying "four points" unconditional release of all "Pro- paign Ends for Good Thursday, 22; Briskly as Ever Before. Ellhu Root end making such spe Confidence in Himself. in with of Mrs. leaves Be Dis- cifio of as testants Jail charged Bartley for the east in a' Automobiles and Numerous Cash Awards to application them may fenses in connection with the pre-- s 'Spprlnl Cnrresnonrti-nc- to Tlie .lournnl I be found possible. Such a declara few days, and before going wishes to tributed to Willing Workers, in the Biggest Campaign a of (Hy Tha Associated Trent.) ent state in Ireland." New York, Dec. 11. Buying just tion, part which was given of There were numerous dispose of trimmed hat in the , Baltimore, Md., Doc, 11. Blind shooting every K of Kind Ever Staged in State. as briskly as ever before, the peo- ficial sanction by the nine nations here The was- would in both and both blown affrays last night. only shop. ple of this city are today crowding yesterday it expected, Lyes. hands casualty reported, however, was every cointer here in one of the finally take the form of a "gentle off by a grenade, a trainee of the Constable who was shot and act- It should be remembered that men's Tracy, Excitement nml lntenso wildest whirls of Christmas shop- understanding." Somo pie" United States veterans' bureau is wounded. - v ivity prevail among candidates the credit offer is the larg- In recent years. In spite of ipotentiarics, however, want to still on." In addition to Constable Sales-imiiiNli- present ping "carrying At Cashel, Tlpperary, in tlio Morning Journal's est remaining offer in the cam- hard times, unemployment condi- write It into a treaty, and a decis- letters of praise and encourage- Jackson was shot and wounded. Nothing in the House otiib cJimimlKU as each paign, and that it positively ends tions and other discouraging as- ion on that point is to be reached. ment from the director of the bu- Considerable bitterness over the worker realizes ho or she Is next night at 10 o'clock. of this season, there Afterward a. similar declaration reau, Col. Charles It. was evidenced Sat- Over $9.95 as Snturday pects holiday be made on is Forbes, and Irish agreement within reach of prizes worth It is imperative that candidates Is reported by the gift salesmen may Siberia, but it Secretary of the Navy Denby, he at various social gath- Iks won the pro- urday night liisli as $2,!!U5, nil to work hard every minute they have everywhere not only no diminution possible that Beparato has received a letter from Presi- erings. or lost (luriiiB the next. TUN to spare duriirg the few of the usual volume of nouncement on that subject now dent $18.00 Hats for $5.00 remaining Lunderstood to be Harding complimenting him ItAYK, depending entirely upon days of the race. purchases but considerable in- contemplated by on his "cheerful hopefulness,", and De as sum-Cien- t. ' FRANKIE MURPHY AND the niiniler of subscriptions SOMK CANDIDATES crease over the records of the last japan, may accepted his "progress toward teal accom- $25.00 Hats for...' $7.95 turned In whlln the ''SKt'OXI) few years. That tha of The to vet- ARE INACTIVE. people When four-pow- Pacific plishment." letter this MORRIS SCHLAIFER TO rF.lUOI)" credits tire allowed, Greater New York are" encouraged the eran, Carl Bronner of Hamilton, $45.00 Hats for...... $9.95 which offer will terminate There nro' a few candidates treaty is to be signed the repre- and whose names in tho to this confident display of expen- by Ohio, who Is now In the Evergreen, MEET IN RING DEC. 23 next Saturday night nt 10 appear ditures at this time Is hailed sentatives of the United States. reads: published jut today, who have by Great and France, hospital here, o'clock. economic experts as a sure sign of Britain, Japan "My dear Mr. Bronnert Tha Associated Frew.) T1I10 RACE apparently taken no active jiart still is not known. It is the im (By WE HAVE in the) for tho returning optimism and activity for some "Admiral Andrews was so much Denver, Colo., Dec. 11. Frankle IS CI.OSK. campaign past tho new pression among delegates, which it Is "any- several days. coming year.. that the formal Impressed by a letter you Murphy, of Denver, and Morris At tho present writing, Hughes. however, signature wrote to hlni that he sent the letter Schlalfer of 200 Children's Hats body's nice." So close are the Therefore, In accordance Hailing may be delayed until the naval Omaha, welterweights, one of with the rules of the caiiijmlen, At every step of the dlsarma- -' is settled and that Presi- to tho secretary of the navy,, who, today were matched to meet in a hcadliners running that any ment proceedings in problem In submitted It to me them eah "cinch" a motor car In nil candidates who fall to make Washington dent Harding will not send It to the turn, for my bout to a decision here Which must be closed out s remains. The a ciiKh rejxn't each week will the fellow townsmen of Charles senate until after the conference reading. I cannot tell you how tre- December 23. The bout was ar- completely. the short time that Evans now more was fol- it Is such an even race be considered as bavins' given Hughes here are Is over. , mendously I pleased to. read ranged, promoters announced, Some of these hats afe worth $12.50, fact that tho and more rejoicing in the brlllia.it an undaunted of Leon- makes the "battle of ballots" all notice of withdrawal from Lenders Favor Approval. expression pf your lowing the refusal Benny These hats will be sold at v record of service that k Over-Sunda- resolution and prices more race and their names will lo public he y consideration of the your cheerful hope- ard, lightweight champion to meet the interesting. as, his in the event. fulness. It is a to too from- -r srroMV nation dropped from tho list very writing part new treaty by senators developed mighty blow, Murphy, whom he considered ranging SATCROAY. goon. Overshadowing even the promi- Indications th'at both suffer the loss of one's vision and heavy. Leonard agreed, however, EXHS nence of tho Unit- republican As announced nt the Tho candidates who "fool" president of the and democratic leaders will stand one's hands, and to have such grat- to meet any lightweight here, the beginning ed of Of of the campaign, the "second themselves Into believing that States, the work Hughes is united for its approval. Senator ifying evidence your ability to promoters said. 95c to $3.95 De- bo of being talked of lornl is period" closes Saturday nlirht, thero will plenty time chiefly by Underwood, democratic leader, express yourself through your type cember 17, and after that time later on to make n showing in publicans wherever they gather to one of 'the Americans who will writer has brought to me a real five more of tho campaign nro the one who cufcuss what the party is trying to tha as spirit of hopefulness when there WANTS LOW PRICES OF there remains but days do to war cut sign treaty plenipotentiary, the campaign. These next few days will be sadly disappointed prevent and taxation. and his advocacy, of ratification ate problems to faoe which seem GRAIN INVESTIGATED be taken full when the Journal's Salesman- If this marked increase in the ad hwlll be seconded on the demo exceedingly' difficult. I should re will undoubtedly comes to mlrers of of by the hustlers in the ship club cnnijKiIgn the secretary of state cratic side hy Senator Hitchcock, joice to know that any service man It is to them an end and tho jirizes nro be- grows to greater proportions, It is senior democratic of. the who had been so Injured (By The Associated 'reM.) campaign, because up member terribly Chicago, Dec. 11. Grain grow absolutely n to which shall be ing n warded. being predicted here that before foreign relations committee. was making progress toward real Just a Few Dresses Left Fft-crr- ers were asked to insist on an theirs the banner of victory or the IT IS A CASE OF NOW Oil the national administration has While the naval ratio and accomplishment in spite of exces early reached half-wa- y Investigation of the export trade by of defeat. NEVF.Il. fairly a point a fortifications questions move sive disability, but.lt is so exceed- is more de- st'ng This is final. Heed tho prominent for the next of to know that one so ex the federal trade commission in Every one, however, than WARNING TO possibility toward a decision, other details ingly good order that the "real reasons for CANDIDATES. presiuent win nave developed, the general naval problem are com- cessively impaired as you has "found sirable, and at these prices they are self-hel- present ruinous may be de Colleges Crowded. ing into prominence. First among a way tJ a state of p and prices which should not leave a one That the universities detailed consid- termined," in an appeal sent out bargains larger and them to be given C. H. smaller colleges are now crowded eration this are the ltV., in to today by Gustafson, president of them in the house over Monday. probably week, your letter your old. States Graln Growers. beyond their laboratory limits to proportionate strength to be fixed commander. If my good wishes S'J?'"'1?? ANSWERS TO FROM "THE talco car of tha huge influx of for France and Italy, and tho ques addressed to yru personally are of ' . Dresses QUERIES students of has naval $35.00 for, .... $15.00 chemistry, just tions of a modification in the In terminal markets who.,! are both been announced here by the heads holiday and in tho suggested that lrave them In all the sin- MAN IN THE STREET" REGARDING or plan you buyers and exporters are quoting ., $45.00 Dresses for $29.00 x Columbia, Barnard, New York submarine tonnage as fixed in the cerity which I can command. con- prices below tlie ngure world '' university and other seats of sci American reduction proposal. "Very yours. entitle " truly ditions of supply and demand Jus- $75.00 Dresses for $59.00 NEW FEDERAL INCOME TAX LAW learning. Where dozens "WARREN G. HARDING." are contained In the statement. formerly entered chemistry cours- Bronner was a seaman on a Unit, tify, es, hundreds of He charges that the present eager students are ed States vessel stationed in Italian market is a "one man in. now seeking to master the mvs FRANCE ALLOTS waters the world war. While market," This story was written in which the amount of net income of during fluenced by one ttirge operator, (Note IHOO.OOO. teries this chief srienceof the at the front with his buddy a crude answer to queries from tho "man In exceeds of s opening age chemistry, the hand grenade, left behind by the the street" as to the requirements of Required. deans declare. Unless congress PARTIAL DISARMAMENT AVltli Returns are required of every enemy, exploded, killing his chum OTHE tho new income tax net. due allows foreign Interests to FO him bo as limitations, tells single person whose net income for again REPARATION and wounding seriously IS BY WOMEN regard for s)iec it 1921 cr capture the chemical Industry of to result In the loss ot both eyes OPPOSED of tho anil other was $1,000 over, every It is exemptions married person not living with America, hoped that advance-- and both hands. changes with which tho average ment In this field by Americans of the in Tha Associated Tress.) him- husband or wife whose net Income Through the j Jhop wishes to familiarize win open to these Dec. 11 As- hartley taxpayer all nmblttous Disabled Washington, (by the the was $1,000, and every married per- DEATH Institute for Crippled and self lieforo tho beginidne of son husband or wife young men and women opportuni- POIL 'S Men in New York the services sociated Press). A mass meeting 309 WEST CENTRAL;. AVENUE will living with to city, taxpaying period. letter there whose net income was $2,000 or ties continue their promising ca- of a special instructor were secured. held tonight under the auspices of 1)0 jirepured by the liuroan of in over. whose reer. Artificial came into the Women's International league revenue a series or lnrorma- - Every person grcss hands being to ternal income for the year was $5,000 or Snnnrbnn Shift. The Asiorlnlad Press.) and He has rnastcrcd the type- register a demand for complete tivc stories telling the in Thousands (By disarmament ended with an un- - taxjwyers over must make a return regardl- upon thousands of Dec. 11. The French writer. detail how to make out his income ess of net Income. the households of New Yorkers are Paris. gov a self-relia- scheduled procession to the of the amount now now done Bronner is today happy, tax return for 1921.) This requirement was not con being moved outside city linv ernment has something young fellow with abundant union, where most of the tained in the revenue act of Its into the suburban stretches to atone for the unfortunate error In himself. He goes sessions of the armament confer- i To extent will about confidence what the average 1918. Every married couple living town, the rea estate men as- made in Juno, 1916, when Lieuten- about constantly without a guide ence are being held. Arriving at taxpayer be benefited by changes must make a return sert. Cramped Braille that building, the marchers are together quarters, high ants Herduln and Millant were dances, writes on both the planted in revenue legislation? What either separate or joint as desired, rentals and congested subway traf- summarily executed without court writer and typewriter, has, finished In front of its entrance banners his exemptions and deductions un if their aggregate net Inqorne was fic are assigned as reasons, for this martial or form of his education and if bearing slogans opposing partial revenue act of 19Z1 com- sudden shift. any Judgment, preliminary of der the $2,000 or over, or if their aggre While little building within forty-eig- ht hours of the tt to tne or disarmament and the inclusion with revenue act of has on planning take tip stuay pared the gate gross income was $5,000 or been going in town, a hug's from Fort Iouaumont on law next year. the United States In any alliance of such In 1 J918? Hundreds questions more. movement cottage construction Verdun. A nner.ln attachment to the type which did not comprise all nations. are reaching the bureau of internal Gross irreome includes practical has marked suburban development, Louis Barthou, minister of war, writer lias been furnished by the revenue. The purpose or tnis ar- ly everv dollar the taxpayer re and! now the pent-u- p metropoli- has written to Madame Herduin, veterans' bureau. He can now TENNIS CTIAMP GOING HOME. RED STARS SAVE answer fre- tan e, ticle Is to those most ceived during the year 1921. Net dwellers appear to be taking the widow, that 100,000 write nn necurate letter, though New York, Doc It. Ichiya direc- ex- of it. saying quently presented. Later, by income is gross income less the advantage francs has been allotted to her as very slowly, but Is rapidly acquiring a member of the Japanese tion of Commissioner of Internal emptions and deductions specifi- Duffy Day. civil and more Davis cup team and a will act. No man in t reparation, 50,000 francs speed. ranking Hevenuo David II. Blair, there cally provided for by tho all the history 6f this have been similarly allotod to trie player in American tawn tennl HIM $38.00 A MONTH bo prepared for the press a series Period for Filing ltcturns. town has ever been given a mdre will sail tomorrow for home after the is father of Lieutenant Millant. SAYS MARTIAL LAW of informative articles telling- The period for filing returns heartfelt ovation than that accord- The letter ot the) minister says three years in this country. He ex- in detail how to make out from January 1 to March 15, 1D22, ed last Sunday to Father Dnffv. to return next summer. taxpayer the that the evidence ghren in a recent IS IMPEDIMENTS pects his Income tax return for 1921. when made on the calendar year fighting chaplain of the old action that Madame Herduln had the most basis. makes his .sixty-nint- h While h WELFARE Probably important If the taxpayer regiment. taken against a Paris newspaper COUNTY'S Detroit Stove Co., change affecting the man of mod return on tho fiscal year basis, the Hippodrome held the formal Vapor be on or before of the part for libel had made him erate income Is in the exemptions. return must filed proceedings, the whole town the that she had sent to Mich.. Under the 1921 act a married man the fifteenth day of the third montn was hardly big enough to- hold tho petitions Deo. 11. Martial Detroit, close of fiscal him and his predecessors at the Denver Colo., with a net income of $5,000 and,following the the general ceietiration. If anv other war office. law In HUerfano county, where less Is entitled to an ofiyear. Non-reside- aliens must place has a bigger hero of the late Fuel and Dear Sirs: exemption fif-19- If this grievous event Is to be miners of the Colorado S2 500. Under the revenue act ofjmake return on or before tho war than this beloved priest, New-f- T are on was Skill and Learning are In demand. to teenth of the sixth month fol-$- 2 x oncers Impartially," the letter says, Iron company strike, this exemption was limited day would like to know about "It cannot be from the decried as an Impediment to Awkwardness and Ignorance com- 000. The revenue act of 1921llowlng the. close of tho fiscal year, separated today mand In of cal-.n- nt when of tho welfare progress of the nothing the way de- - If is made on a traglo hours the fate and Some time also provides for each person or, the return be F. Coss, of the earning power. ago your agency, Raabe, , & suehlendar bssis, on or before June France was bound un in victory county by J. editor the tnxnaver if year i fore but it can have Wnlsenbure Independent, In an ad This School has SKILLFUL 18 or or ninrni mnni Verdun, only Mauger, got, me to change my for coal oil is under years age ri EXPERIENCED, SPECIALIZED gas person n ... , .... ri n ii i i mi i ijii been aDOut oy a misian' dress before the open forum of of se necausei mo vu,,.,,..-.",,,.- mi I brought TEACHERS. The courses are ' stoves incapable Irevenue may grant a reasonable ex- - SUnULUnLL I U application of tho regulations. Grace Community church. and said to me that if I was not satisfied mentally or physically defective ti Your very well noted and "The of state rangers thorough, modern and complete exemp-ltensio- n of time for filing returns. husband, presence of $400. The decorated with the medal has been a severe blow to watsen Our students are in demand' and with the stoves to tell you about it and if I - MO IK I military are as as ??!!- MfflUf" DTP during the war, was a courageous burg," he declared. "Before the being placed fast they was satisfied with UlllslIU II I III I I 111 officer whose name you and your entrance of the rangers to the city complete our courses. them I should tell the world. III A COURSE IN neT "ncoma SEWns." The return nmst be filed nuia ULU IIIU I little son can bear with honor. The times were prosperous. Now it will ARRANGE FOR Now I want to tell you now nuhose law does not permit revision of his take five years to recover." OUR WINTER TERM. It doesn't right thatthe case but the government on my Editor Coss was recently ordered cost much. stoves are good' and better than your man said NEIrV YORK TODAY proposition has decided to award to submit td censorship of his pub- In the was because I have ust-- them -p- ' the you civil reparation." lication Walsenburg, under they very hard S- iSiS.1ha" n lPKal residence, the return Madame Herduin and the elder rule. of military since I and I take to tell The exemption ttrPllcs the collector of Millant have accepted the govern- changed pleasure you also to the head of a family who Ivew . FOR SALE or lnterna, rPVenue (lt Baltimore, York, Dec. 11. Rniebnll ment's offer and so far as they arc and everybody about them fine. net Income for 1921 was $5,000 men of the big and near this affair is now ' working just MT " big leagues concerned painful s six-burn- loss, an increase of $500 compared he x m be rnoveu nero today Tor the annual closed. Special To Women WATER MOTOR You know I bought two er with the 1918 act. A head or a IJ ranges in at tho time of filing the league pow wows, expected to last When Herduin faced the firing two-burn- as treas- paid full Inquire and a er water family, defined by present return, or in four quarterly install- tnroughout the week and result in corps he refused to have his eyes The most economical, cleansing and copper heater and I ury regulations, is "a person who on or before March 15, a number of trades and few words to of all is JOURNAL OFFICE in ments, duo purchases. covered and said a germicidal antiseptics have more , ofinsillv minnorts and maintains 15 and Decem- The International will was to fires going all the time , day indi-- J June IB, September league the equad, that it their duty one household one or more ber 15. Installment is not nom its annual meetlnsr tomorrow. in connected If any obey orders without questioning and night my big restaurant and it cost viduals who are closely paid when duo, the whole amount The National league gathering is Than he himself gave re no- their Justice. me less a month did with him by blood relationship, becomes due and upon Hcneuuien ror the Ameri- PSJ New just $38.00 than it with payable can Tuesday, the order to fire. Mexico Steel Co. Inc. latlonship by marriage, or by adop tice and demand trom the collector. for Wednesday and the Joint that a mis- s Ballarmakar ana Vt gas. to exercise ma lor It was later proved elders. burning tlon, or whoso right Th c altv for failure to file a re meeting for Thursday. take had been jnade and that I1O0 S. Second St. Tel. family control and provide Ior,turn or pay the tax within tho time veals in which the New York had abandoned his , neither officer A soluble Powder those denendents is based upon prescribed is a fine of not more Giants and Cincinnati club figured as the order to execute Antiseptic some moral or "willful refusal" during the minor confab t post but You see legal obligation. than $1,000. For leagues' them had been given summarily to be dissolved , m my Red Star ranges Ire right in front The normal rate of tax, 4 per to return or tho tax on minaio were only a forerutiner. It in make pay without the process of military law, Water as Needed. of the room and where lots of see them cent on the first $4,000 of net time the penalty is a fine of not was said, of wholesale purchases Insisted people ana s one and trades to be the authorities always and I want to I do come above the exemptions, more than $10,000, or year's arranged here. tkere was no means to revise the As a medicinal antiseptic for say that tell the people ncr cent on the remaining net in imprisonment, or both, together The Philadelphia club, President or exonerate the victims douches In treating catarrh, inflam about the stoves. They are muoh better and come remains unchanged. This ap with the cost of prosecution, Baker said, expects to buy several Judgment mation or ulceration Ot nose, of while of the error. so much to use than besides bet- plies to citizens and residents players, the Pirates, Reds Last a Paris newspaper throat, and that caused by feminine cheaper gas United States. Alien ts and Chicago Cubs also are in the June ter heat I have to all' the THREE CRIMINALS published an article on the cose of ills it has no equal. For ten years that just tell about the are taxed to the full 8 per market for new talent. that the Lydia E. Pinkham Medlcinu Co. of stoves to nn from OF The rumored deal between the two officers declaring qualities your everybody. rent income received BATTLE WAY OUT the Herduin had abandoned his post has recommended Paxtlne in their sources within the United StateB. Yankees and Detroit In which Bob with wom- Veach and was an alcoholio. Madame private correspondence IS Non-reside- aliens are allowed AND ESCAPE and Howard Ehmke would def- which Day Bicycle Sale. :ail Herduln an action for en, proves its superiority. stock ot hlgh-grad- a a single personal exemption come to New York in exchange for brought Women who have been cured it T.arirnt Bicycles only v amation alleging that such charges, say aver shown in Albuquerque, at reduced Your agent has been coming here of $1,000. To overcome the dispar-it- (Continued from Page One.) Johnny Mitchell and a young pitch- Is "worth its weight in gold." At right along tax in er, with a cash turnover were untrue. She won a verdict prices. to see that all understands In the nmount of normal perhaps the BOc. large box, or by mail. BHOAP BICYCLE A TRADING CO., my help how to one of un- may materialize when Cobb ar- for 8,000 francs, whereupon druggists, the case of two taxpayers, head and he was beaten Into Ty utilized the occasion The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass. iZQ South Second Street. run the stoves. I would not give up Red whom within the lower rives tomorrow. government my is just consciousness. While Is to the officer's widow. an m town. 000 exemption the other being just Guards Rush In. there dissatisfaction in compensate stars lor. ine gas $2,500 exemption Jefferson and Charles the majors over the manner in within the higher .Edward which the is INVENTOR IS DEAD. the act provides that the reduction Moore, guards, rushed into the bull optional draft working, (Signed) GEORGE CALUDI, from with complaints over the high Baltimore, Md., Dec. 11. David of the exemption O'Connor ordered them to photo-araDh- lc personal pen. prices asked the minors, Bachralch, inventor of Proprietor Manhattan $2,500 to $2,000 shall not operate throw up their hands, but they by larger died Restaurant, the tax, which would the murderer. O'Con- all of the meetings here are ex- .apparatus, today. to increase were sprang for pected to be harmonious. The While working for Harper's Week Albuquerque, N. M. be if the exemption nor Jefferson on-th- head with payable in- hit clashes between alli- the civil war he photo more than the net the The other prisoner the "triple ly during $2,500, by ex- pistol. ance" of the Yankees, White Sox graphed President Abraham Lin- come in excess of $5,000. For beat Moore Into unconsciousness. ad- Egg of and Red Sox, and Ban Johnson and coln delivering his Gettysburg Fancy married man or head S. ample, a Wresting the jail keys from his five" which the dress in 1863. P. I think eo much of my stoves I' want a family has a net Income for 19.1 Jefferson, the five dashed for the "loyal kept $12.50 American meetings in a to four-burn- er of $5,010. Assuming that he has freight elevator. They ran Into liague you send me two more of the if were turmoil during the last two win- no dependents, his tax, he Frank Kordeckl, an assistant Jail- re- stoves ovens. Kor-keck- ters are not expected to be without "allowed only the $2,000 exemption, er. Pointing the pistol at' l, sumed. Landls was would be $120.40. Under tha bene- O'Connor shouted: Judge given G. C. how- credit by baseball leaders for the KeepYourSkin-Porc- s fits of the above provision, "Stand back, or I'll blow you to present AZTEC FUEL CO. ever, his tax is $110, 4 per cent on hell." tranquility. amount of his taxable income Korbeckl, however, sprang at Active and the amount While Benny Leonard wasn't at Healthy Phone 251 L. JOE MILLER, Pres. of r,2,500, or $100, plus the O'Connor, but the criminal hurled his best In his mill income exceeds recent with by which his net him to the floor. Sailor the champion Cuticura Down to the basement, papt two Friedman, With Soap $5,000. showed that he still has the punch Sop,Ofcitmt,TIram,tte.sTr7whr For HirtpTes Surtax Itatca. more guards, the bandits fled and with which he won and has de- aidnsM:0fcar.vLtvioraWrl,It.X, lUld.,lUM. Inquiries are received rela- then started to scale the Baabb Many fended crown. surtax rates. Two were the lightweight &Maikr tive to the jail wall. captured r IT'S in the ot Letterheads ' "IF HARDWARE WE HAVE IT1 Taxpayers preparation to there. CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED. With Holiday Most ' their returns should be careful Robert E. Crowe, state's attor- Special Designs rates for the Mrs. O. Grab. 3116 Washington Wind Shield Glass- - Lumber bo ordered SOON. See oar Samples First tt Copper Phone 74 note that the surtax ney, immediately began a personal Ave., New Orleans, La., writes: Folders calendar year 1921 remain un- investigation and Chief ot Police J. 0. BAI.PKf. ;E LUI1I1CR CO. an excellent line. Orders for En- rates on in- "My child had a cough se bad she MZ Sooth Klrst Street. 1'bone 0 changed. The surtax Fltzmorris assumed charge of the would alniost Blotters Greeting Cards con be comes for 1921 range lrom 1 per chase. His Instructions were: strangle coughing. graved income Foley's Honey arid Tar relieved her for a few more cent on the amount of net "Shoot to kill arid aim I Checks ploocd only days. and to 65 per straight.' cough, and recommend it to any between $5,000 $6,000 O'Connor was in court yesterday mother." Foley s Honey and Tar on the amount of net income over U cent the certain legal matters and Is gets right at the seat of trouble, in excess of $1,000,000. For believed that the escape may havo clears nose of GLASS. PAINT. 1922 each ca- and throat mucus, C. H. CARNES year and been planned then. "Darling heals raw end Inflamed surfaces, & Inc. lendar year thereafter, the surtax Dave," Tommy's brother, was loosens of the chest and SPECIALIST IN OCULAR Albright Anderson, LUMBER CEMENT. PLASTER. 1 on tho tightness ranges from per cent questioned by the polico tonight. checks REFRACTION $8,-i)- 0 croup, whooping cough, 20S Gold Avenue LUMBER amount of net Income between He was in court to 107 1057-- West ALBUQUERQUE COMPANY and talked bronchial and "flu" coughs. Sold 8. Fourth. Phone mmo . and $1,0,000 to 50 per cent by Tommy yesterday. everywhere. ' niinm ruiM cvrinsPTS,-- December 12, 1921 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three

o..c"c..o-.c"..o"x..c-X"'.-- . SETTLEMENT OF Book Corner -- About Writers and New Volumes rish Dispute SOVSE SEAS! TOMMY ATKINS BOOK ENDS Can make Intrepid Traprock Kxplores the Britain In War and Ilcr Sporting you is criticised Filberts for Hissclf. John Dos Passos can also paint Fighters. Some twenty-fiv- e or thirty water The Cruise of the Kawa. By colors of his were exhibited re- The Willing Horse, by Ian Hay. Walter E. (Houghton Mifflin.) crust? Traprock, (Putnam's at the National Arts club. cently Beith has done the best good Major pie New York Convention Also Sons.) Don story of the war I have read. "The Hay! says Fulano, Margot Asqulth has done It again! Mif- Calls on the United States I payed no tentlon. Another autobiography, with a Willing Horse" (Houghton flin, 82) is a delightful novel about "no" "until have "tried Senate to Refuse to Rati Hay you! I am talking to you, he view to startling not only British- say you yells. ers, but Americans who read her one Thomas Atkins, Esquire. ty Quadruple Pact. I dont understand horse talk, I to be "correct." Fortunately, she .. Ian Hay is a writer with a DON'T it with Crisco, the improved replies. writes with a minimum of charming manner. He tells every- he on, see can you un- thing In the unapproved fashion ot (By The Associated FreM.) Well, goes econo- fat. 11. derstand this. Rend this book and literary sanity and verbal cooking New York, Dec. Unswerving my. He is humorous, and al- of Irish who write me a review of two hundred We note from a page in the back slyly support republicans and BO words. of Hall Caine's "The Master of though he at times sounds like demand complete political divorce I cant, I avers. Man," which threatens to move us such hearty ftellows as Richard Crisco makes pie-cru-st flaky because it is 100 of Ireland from the British empire Then write a criticism, he orders. to a philosophical discourse on best Harding Davis and Hugh Walpole, was pledged today by the national Whats the difference, I asks. sellers, that "the author strikes a he is never as offensive in tho rich edible convention of the Friends of Irish Dont you know, he queries. great blow for righteousness." We usual periods of describing friend shortening just vegetable oil, Freedom. No, I fires back. wonder whether Harold Bell hero as "clean-cut.- " The pledge constituted one of What did they learn you at Wrighteousness is what is meant. "Roy Blrnte...had been plucked Crisco in this hardened by the special Crisco process into several clauses In a "declaration of school, he question!. We trust not. We like the dramatic out of Eton that Christmas. Three Try recipe principles" subscribed to by the Grammar and spelling, I answers, Jacket of "The Master of Man" so months of intensive brain-cultu- re white fat. Crisco makes organization before adjournment of Humph! he humps, reaching for well that we hope we're going to had not affected his appearance, BUTTERSCOTCH PIE creamy cooking pie which was nor his snub-nos- e, the convention. Another clause his Camels. like the book. ' healthy, is denounced the proposed settlement The book he was referring to was nor his cheerful grin, nor the 3 cornstarch crust taste better because it itself tasteless Booth curl in his of which his tablespoonfuls through the setting up of an Irish "The Cruise of the Kawa," which Tarkington's present play, slight hair, H teaspoonful salt free while a condemned is on the "The Wren," is fairly poor for a mother had once been so proud state, third he states a burlesque jj cupful cold millc and odorless. You never detect that as a of American Knimn which we But Alice Adams may and of which he was still so unpleasant "betrayal princi- Rpfls literature Tarkington. 1 cupful milk, scalded four-pow- with recent, be dramatized, and it will probably ashamed." ples," the proposed have been surfaced 2 tablespoonfuls Crises ni T savs I burlesque run the stage "Main Street" a pleas- The title of the hook signifies taste in a Crisco crust. And best of all treaty. thought 1 brown fatty The senate was called on to re- wasn't popular no more since the ant race. the British soldier, who was a cupful sugar fuse to ratify the treaty on the muslckle comedys has went mem veritable "willing horse." The 2 eggyolki to lovers of the American dessert, Crisco that ratifications "would nnn in nubile exposure, but There is a recent boom in the complete ana noble scorn of tho ' great ground better have Mirrors Mcringut tnvolve abandonment of Washing- he says that Is a matter of neither mirror bizzness. We persons who "ditched" the war ton's of no alli- of Street, Mirrors of and in civilian 2 egg wliites makes crust to because Crisco policy entangling here nor mere, meaning nere m Downing ' engaged "Important pie easy digest ances; abandonment of the Monroe I reckon. Washington, Glasses of Fashion work" is apparent throughout the cupful granulated sugar of Albuquerque, House Crisco 1 lake doctrine; seizure from congress Bn T took the hook and done with and the White Looking book. Pastry itself is just as easy to digest as the other ingre- its solo right to declare war, and what no book reviewer probly Glass. The heroine subjects herself to ; in- It Bate the rolled as for on the the guarantee, of the territorial ever done before, namely, I read it, all manner of hard work and pastry, pie crust, of outside of an inverted pie l'rick the dients that and tegrity of imperialistic nations. and I done it in what would be one Another exquisite piece Eng- trouble simply because she felt pan. paste go into pie crust fillings. "As sincere advocates of peace," but In my lish from our president: "Better a hat she was not all over and set the pie pan on a tin sheet to uni- setting for most people men doing enough. the declaration said, "we favor was one And the group of unselfish lovers of She finally goes on the stage as keep the edges from contact with the oven. but we con- case laying. like Chandler HarriB than a versal disarmament, story Is what Don Fulano wants I Joel a chorus girl in the evenings to When baked set inside a clean pie plate, turn demn as dangerous to our security parliament full of political experts and works in in the cooked filling, cover with the submitted should tell you about. This support herself, tha meringue the plan ascribed to and .ems that the arthur and economic authorities." canteen the day. Her hor- and let bake for ten minutes. to a Well, It s home of Mr. Harris. during by Secretary Hughes scrap who to a fellow named Traprock at the rified Christian progenitor care- of the American navy. crosses To make the filling, cook the cornstarch and groat portion to has got tired of reading about the fully her name out of tho America would thus concede we Anatole France became a writer birth-lis- t In the Bible. What tnlt, mixed with the cold milk, in the hot milk control of Souse Seas since are suppuiieu because he couldn't do family Great Britain undisputed to be so he fitted anything an anathema! But she doesn't fifteen minutes; add the Crisco and sugar stirred moment when under prohibition, else or at least it seems so from dis- the seas at the very 11 care and rooms the tire until the is to n n vn wl. which is a southern pro in with 'an adorable and cooked over sugar naval supremacy was about pass out for his autobiographical chapters little dancer. solved and add the For the States." noun for boat, and started The Dial. for he bubbly; yolks. to the United Here, example, Roy Blrnle gets into the war, beat the and gradu- One of stated that tells of a career: "With meringue whites, very light, the principles After buffeted "t" Is choosing and being nineteen, falls In love beat in the the political actions of American being (the a trade directory in hand, I asked ally sugar. ISCO lient purposes) the with Marjorie Clegg, He citizens of Irish blood were influen- for drinking myself whether I should be a brew- (heroine). 7or -- For considera- crew of the cruiser sighted the Fil coal cob- forgets to marry her, and attend Frying Shortening ced solely by American coast 01 er, cement dealer, dealer, to that matter on his second leave. Flake bert Islands, just off the bler, coppersmith, gunsmith, Jew- Pastry Lake tion, adding: the I should judge On his third leave, he returns, ror Makings "We resent the sinister purpose Phullapruncs. The eler, joiner, landscape gardener, wounded 1 flour Just enough cold water ed in the Sea of Imagination. and exuding parental dig- cupful of England in bringing to a machinist, marble cutter, optician, hold to settlement her relations with exact location may never be known, and I found no answer. nity and pride. 4 tablespoonfuls Crisco to ddugh moment as the was lost, and the com-pa- pharmacist, Of course, there is the eccentrlo tcaspoonful salt gether This book will avoid failures in Ireland at the precise maps of What lessened my embarrassment, cabinet i help you when the armament conference flower, a rare specimen the I admit this between ourselves, was minister, who is a little in of loving and con- I should be no cherub Incognito. He sends the Sift flour and salt and cut half the Crisco into making pastry reached the critical stage." tropics, spite that I foresaw that heroine divided. The directions for P. of Charles- stant attention, sickened and died. more of arms, Jew- ten pounds in the nick of (lour with knife until it is finely Complete making tender, flaky Mayor J. Grace, capable selling and Is finish mate- crust time. Also scores of exclu- S. was cheered when he said This was the final blow before the el or beer, than of selling coal, time, always foreseeing what finger tips may be used to blending pie every ton, C, she will 10c that before this country entered big storm come up. kettles, cement, shoes, or spectacles. need, and all. He hates rials. Then add water sparingly, mixing it wiih sive recipes. Send coupon and been To review the book would spoil relieved me of hav the kaiser, and says so, although knife materials. Form with the in stamps. A the war his sympathies had This reflection he once through dry 33 with for you the entertainingest bit of to but It made me entertained him at din hand into and roll out on a floured board Germany. since ing choose, ner. dough reading I have done I quit inch thickness. one-thi- of The Procter own works. To criti- Captain Beith cannot to quarter Spread NrnsR is missing. reading my quite bring remaining Crisco on two-thir- of dough nearest & Gamble Co., 11. Arthur cize book would be less than himself to tho point of swearing Jackson, Minn., Dec. the in vou: fold twice, to make three layers. Eco of Jackson, and Charles majesty. full. On page 310 someone says Dept. of Home Nasby, BOOKS RECEIVED. is "d d" so so. folding in first that part on which Nasby, of Gruver, Iowa, today are But let me say Derore i iau vic something and nomics, Cincinnati, Ohio. aid In blue This is a small fault, though. Dr. Crisco has not been spread. Turn en route to Tucson, Ariz., to tim to Don Fulano's pencil, Please send "The the search for their sister, Miss that "The Cruise of the Kawa' is The following new volumes have H. B. Wright might even say dough, putting folded edges to the postpaid, "d rn and fold as be- Astrld Nasby, nurse at the public .n uii r,t witten humor that my been received from the publishers d." sides; roll out, spread Whys of Cooking." I enclose 10c Ian a health service hospital there, who pleurisy hurt me continuous from for review in the Book Corner: Hay is always Rentlemanly. fore. Repeat once more. Use light in 5. M. He n, stamps. has been missing since December laughing throughout the whole The Obstacle Race. By Ethel is always ver nice in his motion in handling rolling-pi- and Dell. $2 (G. P. Putnam's Sons). wonds That is his business, but it roll from outward. Should story. Is .center Two hundred and 50 words, my The Charmed Circle. By Edward unusual to find a novelist watch- Crisco be will not mix A. too hard, it He couldn't do It hlssolf. Next Alden Jewell. ?2 (Alfred ing his English. I think this book with in which case the eye! as is even readily flour, time maybe I'll do better, they Knopf). better than "Pip," and the result will be a crust. Cobweb. By ueorge style is a over tough do say practice makes perfeck. Agnew great Improvement as Chamberlain. ?2 (Harper end that found in "The First Hun. 0 State Brothers). dred Thousand." SP. The Girls. By Kdna eroer. The book is not without al Do use Crisco nowL PROGRAM its . you UNIVERSITY 1.75. (Doubleday Page and most tragic episodes, which are ff o..o...0"n..y..0"0"Q"0"X""-0")0"0"c'.a..t..)o.- i.0..)0..3.. WILL CLOSE AT THE handled in a very pleasing and Brass. By Charles G. Norris. gushless manner. p. o. H. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS (E. P. Dutton and company). The Triumph of the Egg. By GOVERNMENT TROOPS Sherwood Anderson. (Heubsch). ALLEGED MILK THIEF E Monday Meeting of faculty of MY IN PERU DEFEATED 4 The Beginning of Wisdom. By the College of Arts and Sciences, Vincent Benet. ll.su. ARRESTED WITH FIVE Stephen (By The Abmh luted MHcheli: I Holt and company) I'rrn,) ouilingr.00DeaZnB-LA- (Henry BOTTLES IN POCKETS Bvenos Aires, Dec. 11 toy the As- onoti Ph. D.. will read selections from SETTLE DETAILS sociated Press.) A report that the Alcestis of Euripides, 11 a. m., With the arrest of Marcalion Pa-dlll- a, revolutionary troops operating in room, 26. Administration building. police expect to reduce the eastern Peru defeated the govern- fiiMdnv Initiation and banquet CLOTHING GIFTS telephone calls at headquarters by ment forces In a battle Monday la of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa at least twenty each morning. For contained in a wireless published Phi. Initiation, 5:30 p. m., room the past few days, the headquarters THROUGH by La Nacion, A SONORA Banquet, phone has been almost E1S 16. Chemistry building. ringing :1B p. m., Albuquerque Country FOR NEED! FILL constantly from 6 o'clock in the Washington, Dec. 11 (by the As- Of the better quality are club. morning until about 8 o'clock. sociated Press.) Official dis- T. W. C. A. meet- People have been the Channels Are patches from Peru have made no always in demand at ml-lad- i's Wednesday loss reporting Diplomatic OR CHRISTMAS ing, 12:30 p. m., Hokona. Medical of their milk bottles, both of mention of a clash between revolu- writing table. No consultation for women student. empry ana run. Suggested as a Means tionary troops and government woman ever has more than Friable, M. D., 2:30 to 3 THREE T RUCKS One of the policemen noticed a and forces, Ambassador Pezet, of Peru, Evelyn ave- milk man not Clearing Up Odds said of she needs. Therefore such p. m., 813 2 West Central yesterday who did today. Reports a similar nue. Medical consultation for men appear to be making any deliver- Ends of Arms Meeting. nature, he said, had been brought What heart wouldn't misa a beat at the papers are students T. O. Cornish. Jr., M. D., ies. He was carrying five bottles in to his attention recently, but had a from which five to be thought of it? The superb Sonora, the 6 ro.. room . 16, Chemistry Gifts Ranaina From Over neighborhood The Afuovinted Prrsa.) proved greatly exaggerated. p. "milk calls" had Just been received (By same building. Dolls Doc. 11 (by the As- Sonora which won highest tone Items for the weekly coats and Suits to at headquarters. Washington, The two Marks brothers, famous Thursday Alter Marcalion Padllla sociated Press.) While tha fore heavyweight basketball twins, with honors at the Panama-Pacifi- c Exposi- program covering the week ot Jan- and Toy Autos Form placing 2 must be handed unacr arrest, officers went to his shadowed by Japan of a combined weight of over 400 An Always uary to 7, 1922, home on and acceptance In on or before' Thursday, Decem- Club. South Fourth street the naval ratio will leave pounds, are members of the Cres- tion over more than 100 foreign and Huge PileinElks found a case of empty milk bot cent A, A. team of ber 29. much to be decided It does not fol- Taftvlllo, Conn, domestic machines all assembly, tles and other evidence indicating (including those Friday University Albuoueraue responded gener that he was a low, in the opinion of American 11 a. m Rodey hall. Concert by call for doing flourishing Welcome Gift ously yesterday to the milk business. They could find no conference officials, thnt the con- now sold in Albuquerque) can grace the department Of hiuslc. Assocl' for the which was - In clothing needy, evidence tending to show that Pa- ference will have to pars on all Christmas. ate Professor John Lukkan, collected by members of the Elks ama the milk and he did your charge. Christmas party given by turned to Rabbi bought that must be done. Miss olub and Bergman not keep a cow. He will explain ake It a Book If you are In doubt about the Women's Residential hall. Richard R. Guest of the his In The work on naval In and Capt. interest the dairy business remaining Select Christmas what to choose for one Leo i) a Sherwood charge. Salvation Army for distribution. in court this matters, it is said, naturally di- your phonograph as Women's . police morning. whose must be Just p. rru, gymnasium. Bundles of clothing and toys vides itself into two classes They a musical instrument. Make the tests gift Saturday "Campus Christmas in line and Christmas be ' stood a stretching twenty are decisions involving policy right, you'll perfectly Capers." A student body partv. feet on each side of the door in the those merely dealing with details of comparison you would make of any safe in selecting one of the Edward Horgan In charge, Elka club rooms yesterday after- under policies approved. For the Dr. Edna e REQUESTS Tiny Tots musical instrument the tests of TONE, very large assortment of p. m., Rodey hall. noon after the thirty-nin- cars "Tho conference must act on all Mosher and members of faculty, canvassed the city had re- In this group lie Mother Goose Jessie Wil on beautiful, boxed members of fac- whiph policy questions. cox Smith . Try a piano record all the phono- attractively chaperons. Only turned with the donations. Three the Franco-Italia- n nrtvnl ratio de- illustrations. $4.00 papers, offering a selection ulty and bona fide .students invited. trucks were needed to con- British desire to juotner Uoose Jessie Wil have under consideration. sale. Doro large C C E termination: the cox Smith Illustrations. graphs you to suit every taste each Alpha Delta Pi candy vey the bundles to the Salvation reduce submarine tonnatjo; the .$1.50 It's the most critical test you can sub- thy Cameron In charge. Place ani where they mortification of ten-ye- ar Child's Garden Verso one Is good taste. Army headquarters, suggested the Stevenson hours to be announced. will be distributed to. the needy naval holiday plnn to permit $3.00 ject a phonograph to. And it's this Sunday-r-PJ- Mu Patroness' Tea, of the In time for for Aesops cables, Grimm's and Miss persons city some building as necessary test the test of test that wins for P. m.. Phi Mu house. Christmas. HEAR HER PLEA of shipbuilding knowl- Anderson s, Robinson Crusoe in con- protection Tales. SONORA every time. Every package Is GOOD Lillian Patton charge. Included In the huge pile of edge and skill and final determi- Fairy Monday Meeting of committee tributions were suits of all sizes nation of fleet ratios In airplane Some of the large? A a paper. on eligibility, . J. m., registrar a number of overcoats, carriers. Ask us and shapes, AtMCIaMd Standards for Girls And the SONORA is the and more elaborate pack- office. dozens of of shoes, besides (By The Pra.) In other group, it is expect about the remember, "W. C. A. meet pairs - 11 As. the Little Women ages are truly gifts de luxe. Wednesday T: miantiHes of shirts, socks, undcr- Washington, Dec. (by the ed, will be found such questions ns Series. Sonora machine that plays all types of records ing, 12 :3(0 p. m., Hokona. Medical Most soclated Press). The Korean com. of each Jti.90 deferred clothlng and other apparel. was agreement as to the methods Little with same smooth mellowness of tone consultation hours as announced of the material is m excenein mission announced tonight It slated for destruc- Hve Pepper Series. $1.75 payment above. little filing with the arrrm delegates scrapping ships The Little Colonel Series the same absence of surface noise. - shape and will require but tion; ways and means to control plan. Prices Range Thursday- Christmas recess to be made fit for wear. brief In support of Us claim of the conversion of merchant craft into each $1.00 5 m- repair case. Tho Elsie at .p. - .Instruction re of all descriptions from me- right to present Korea's With war vessels in war time; rules of Books, each.. $1.25 8 a. m. Toys the brief an The Ranch Girl sumed In all departments chanical autos and buzz wagons to went the warning that warfare ns applying to new agen Series, Monday, January Z, '1922. Th6 sec tovs and were col- Journment of the conference with ns to fleet each 75 65c 30. skeeter puzzles out of Korean cies; specific agreements From to $15 ond semester opens January lected by the Elks canvassers from settlement the prob ratios in auxiliary ships besides Flew Mexico doorsteps' of persons who had lem would be to "leave an Asiatic submarines and carriers. Phonograph Company the Alsace-Lorrai- airplane Standards for Boys FRANCES E. WlLLARD Phrlstmns In their hearts. All of to plague Its con It is held the conference could 402 W. Central. GEORGE GEAKE Phone 401. on Christ. science, threaten Its peace and dis Arabian Nights $1.75 these will be distributed well leave at least some of thesw Robin Hood the Box SCHOOL BOARD WILL rv,n dnv to kiddies who would other turb the finality of every adjust to discussion an'l $2.00 ment of International relations. points expert Tom Brown School Days. $1.73 IN CITY TODAY wise blame Santa for being a poor final settlement through ordinary MEET Korea's right to be heard, the A Hoy's Book of Magic $2.00 sport. "sol- diplomatic channels. particular Blllie Whiskers Series. . canvass of the city was com statement declared, rests on in the class is the .$1.25 The emn sanction obligations." point latter The Book of Cowboys. . .$2.00 Member of the hoard of the by the Elks memDers in an of treaty method to be followed In scrapping Frances E. Willard Memorial pleted a ntnrtinu at 2:30 It added that Korea is "both the The Mark Twain Books.. $2.25 1 ,.. or, v,ntf of capital ships. Four Adventure se School for Girls will meet here to A.inii wotorrtnv afternoon. Thirty. exponent and finished example It has been suggested that three Boys day at the Elks club rooms to con narticiDated. driving Japanese ambitions," and inquired crulsev ries .' $1.50 nence In the of the six American battle of Lincoln. Roose sider the best location for the new ... fennu In the CltV And whether there could be could be made over into safe, fast Biographies establishment. Various commu the donations which had Far East If a country of 20,000,000 passenger liners. The three ships velt, McKinley, Napoleon tc in- .gathering were smart with Sheridan. We will undertake nlties have offered flattering been left on tne aoorsiups. people lert "to under consideration are completed Grant, Lafayette, KEW SHOES eve ducements in the hope of securing the Injustice of treaties 'unkept.' to line. naval ex s deliver on Christmas the water There, site for the school. "Not force, but fraud." the state- now L or the perts figure, it would be possible For the Grown Ups morn, any pur- Aside the new site ment said, possession OLD-ONE- gift from selecting FRESH CONTINGENTS "gave Japan to continue construction to produce Fic- chased at this and applications for faculty members of Korean territory and Korean a vessel. Popular Copyright T store; SENT TO of alli- passenger tion, vol $1.00 to will be received and the superin- OF TROOPS. sovereignty. Her treaty The same is said to o Insure accurate will be ance with Korea Russia in thing anpiy Five hundred titles to select tendent probably appointed. SIBERIA BY JAPAN against to battleships. There Is a possibil from. 1904 made Korea her indispens- that those not too far advanced rrasox able base of operations against the ity O warden wounded. AmiH-lntn- in construction could be changed O Mich.. Deo. 11. A (By The i Piww.) common enemy in acknowledgment wwnkuiWtMm Marquette, Associated cov- into intermediate freight and pas Newest Fiction riot among prisoners at the branch Toklo. Dec. 10 (by the for which great advantage she senger service. etate Japan is replacing troops enanted to Korea's inde- Tho Best Sellers. P W m M fume of the Michigan reformatory Press). safeguard There r (a are various Helen ot the Old House K here during a moving picture ex- In the maritime provinces pendence and territorial integrity ant naval uses to which new or old asyfWit$jtfw was after with frrah onn tlntrents. This all Then victorious over Wright $2.00 hibition today quelled view for time. capital ships might be put. Warden T. B.- Citlln had received action, it is said, is taken in Russia, she forged her treaty Into Her Father's Daughter We Give S. & H. Green knife Warden of the failure or tne eonrerenco ai a weapon for the undoing of Porter $1.75 nine wounds, Deputy CUT THIS OtTT TT IS WORTH The Blood of the Con- Menheinnit had been, badly oeaten Darion between Jaoan and repre Korea." MONEY. Stamps Men- sentatives of the Chita, or Far East queror, Ferguson $2.50 and the latter' son, Arthur Cut out this slip, enclose with Be Hutch- been stabbed In the ern, republic to reach an agree & If Winter Comes, heinnit, had and mall it to Foley Co.. 2835 inson $2.00 NORMAL TIMES ARE HERE lung. . , ment. Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writ- DE VAIiERA MAT Ursula Trent $2.00 Owing to our. modern machinery and efficient workmen we QUIT. ing your name and address clearly. Soldiers Three $2.00 CHARLES B. HART DEAD. London, Dec. 11. Tlie Dal- - You will receive in return a trial are able to do first class work at pre-w- prices. San Francisco. Dec. 11. Charles News It learns tliat Nightfall $2.00 Men's Soles, sewed, and rubber heels $1.45 ly nays package containing Foley's Honey Mall Orders Service The Book Emporium of B. Hart, said to have been the last if Eamonn de Valrra is and Tar Compound for coughs, Speclul Ladles' Soles, sewed, and rubber heels $1.50 MATS ON'S ' surviving member of the group convinced Irclnnd Is nKuinst colds and eroup; Foley Kidney Pills Children's shoe work from 60a to $1.00 Southwest ? Central "the which served as for his on In rheu- - - Book pallbearers stand the peace treaty, tor pains sides and back; Shoes called for and delivered free. We furnish any kind of a President Lincoln, died here today. he will resume his professor-- nntlsm, backache, kidney and blad STRONG'S BOOK obtainable the trade, veteran union e CIFT HEADQUARTERS through He was a of the ship in MaynooUi collego and der ailments; and Foley Cathartic ' that we do not have In stock, army In the civil war and a per- not lend the opposition to tho Tablets, a wholesome and thorough- CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP at publisher's price. sonal friend of the pres- Irish ly cathartic for constipa- martyred parliament. cleansing STORE 213 South 56T-- Strong's Book Store ident. For some years he had tion, biliousness, headaches, and Second St. Phono made hit home here. sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. Page Four 1 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

10 o'clock. This The all important Second Period, all important because of closeness of the race, closes Saturday Flight at week will be dis- presents the last opportunity for securing BIG VOTES. The entire campaign closes forever and all the big prizes

tributed Thursday flight, December 22.

GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE MUM pan

II 4 c'hedule y- ttJ ) Up to and including December 17th, the following number of Credits will be issued - I llfTl ill on subscriptions: - yUW'iiAiy' . !U.:",, GH9 CREDIT PERIOD Dec. 8th to Dec. 17th. 1 Price. ' Credits. 6 Months $ 4.75 4,000 1 Year 9.00 9,000 2 Years 18.00 22,500 3 Years 27.00 45,000 4 Years 36.00 90,000 5 Years 45.00 180,000 MODEL STUDEBAKER SIX VALUE 6 Years 54.00 1922 SEDAN, $2,295. 270,000 OR WINNER MAY SELECT BIG "6" STUDEBAKER TOURING CAR PURCHASED FROM AND ON DISPLAY AT COOPER MOTOR CO., Albuquerque, N. M.

THIIID CREDIT PERIOD

From December 18th to December 22nd (last week of Campaign), the following number of Credits will be issued on subscriptions: ' itanding;DISTRICT NUMBER ONE . Price. Credits. Mrs. F. Barnes. . . . . 6 Months . -- 4.75 Margaret ...... 1,361,100 .. v. r. v..tt.'.v..t..v...$ 2,500 Hill . . 1 Year . 9.00 Chas. Barber, Jr...... 1,479,150 ' 6,000 Miss Bowman 2 Years 18.00 15,000 Dorothy 1,107,900 3 Years 27.00 Miss Helen Guru'.e ,: 1,279,500 ...... v. .. 30,000 Mrs. R. E. . 4 Years ...... , 36.00 Hathcox.... Ulf 1,323,100 60,000 - ,- v.-- , 5 .:. . 45.00 Mrs. Markett Jones ,uul 47,000 Years.. v...... 120,000 . .V.-- . Miss Margaret Kleinworth.. . . , . 1,339,600 6 Years V. .v. . .- ...... 54.00 180,000 ....; G. Albert Linder , ...... j,., ..i. .fi. . . . 166,800 Mrs. R. M. Marx ,.L.ji.,. , .. 1,331,600 above be . . . . . In addition to the vote schedule, 100,000 EXTRA FREE .VOTES will Miss Ada Philbrick .u. oaj: 1,411,100 Mrs. G. D. Ramsey. . . , . . .;:. 1,306,100 given with every $27.00 "club" of subscriptions turned in. . Miss Louise Roark... 182,100 Mrs. Margaret Schaltegger ...Jui,.. . . . ,; c, , ... , n 882,300 Miss Mildred Tatum ... ,r.MH, . 30,100 Mrs. H. J. Tompkins, .. .ow . our .:. 1,511,300 Miss Edna L. Williams . 1,487,800 James Ross, Jr. i.i.j. . .. .iu.j. . 1,356,000 Mrs. L. B. Sweney...... ,..,....., .,..; 161,000 Miss Lillian Yisarri. xtuuimu 152,000 - v DISTRICT NUMBER TWO Mrs. Lawrence Abreu, Springer, N. M...,.:,-,-- - 958,800 Neil P. Bolt, Wagon Mound, N. M 169,100 Rene Divelbess, Holbrook, Ariz...... LU,,. .. 1,296,200 F. C. Groman, East Las Vegas, N. M...... 1,293,300 Miss Virgie Hidalgo, Gallup, N. M...... 1,281,900 Mrs. C. W. Howe, Williams, Ariz ...lu.; 5,000 r3 SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE J. F. Jamison, Raton, N. M.; . . , ,. ,1It, , ,: 556,200 R. M. Kimbro, Flagstaff, Ariz.. . 5,000 Mrs. C. Martinez, Gallup, N. M .,.: 1,315,100 Miss Sophie Martin, Gallup, N. M...... ,AJ 906,100 Mrs. J. F. Oglesby, Santa Fe, N. M.. ,,: 329,000 L. J. Sandoval, Santa Fe, N. M am.... 908,000 Mrs. Florence Saul, Dawson, N. M., ,, , . , .,.- - 1,346,600 Mrs. Fern Swatzell, Gallup, N. M 614,000 Matt Radosevic, Gallup, N. M n... . . , 5,000 Arthur H. Gallup, Chamita, N. M...,,.'.., 188,500 DISTRICT NUMBER THREE T. H. Bowland, Belen, N. M ,. 1,478,600 Baby Ellen, State Orphans Home. Portales... , 182,300 J. Eller, Clovis, N. M 5.0G0 Miss Fannie Frost, Snowflake, Ariz...... 182,400 Miss Lupita Garcia, St. Johns, Ariz.. . . .i...... 1,324,800 H. L. Hart, Carlsbad, N. M 5,000 Miss Gerald ine Hodge, Vaughn, N. M t... 10,000 Charles E. Hayes, Roswell, N. M 5,000 Gordon Herkenhoff, Socorro, N. M 1,368,900 Mrs. Florence Kronig, Belen, N. M...... 195,400 O. E. Lovan, Clovis, N. M 1,400,900 Rev. C. D. Poston, Clovis, N. M . . . . 38,2" Miss Margaret Radcliffe, Belen, N. M.... 1,226 ) H. L. Rose, Roswell, N. M 5 ' 1 Clarence Stoldt, Artesia, N. M. ) L. J. Stone, Clovis, N. M...... m. ..;. . .'. . 1,238. ) Harry White, Roswell, N. M.. ...i. 5,C 3 J. A. Shaw, Mountainair, N. M . . .;...... 35,f ") F. C. Burgess, Socorro N. M. . . . ., 1,145,000 1922 MODEL STUDEBAKER LIGHT "6" TOURING CAR, WIRE WHEEL EQUIPMENT, VALUE $1450 Purchased From and on Display at COOPER MOTOR CO. IV ' 71, r FW6 " r December 12, 1921 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pace Wornan s uauy magazme rage-- m ecmcvty In The WHAT K. W. H. MEANS oven haa cooled. This leaves the FROCK OVENS SHOULD oven clean and sweet BOUFFANT TAFFETA FOR MEAL again. AN ELECTRICAL IN THE LIGHT BILL There Is no way to prevent the EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPKG EVENING OR AFTERNOON WEAR BE THOROUGHLY ovens from taking; on a bronze The electric light bill for the color, this coming from the min- Br LAURA A. RIRKilAN. fireakfnsc month is received in the mfirnlng CLEANED OFTEN eral combustion which takes place mail. It reads, as follows: Stewed Apricots perhaps, In the process of the cooking of the Present reading. 861; previous foods. The color of the oven is of of sweet milk in dou- (Deep pan of electric grill) For the same reasons that at DO OTSTER8 APPEAR FRE- the top of a Buttered Toast 935; consumption 28 k. w. as YOUR ble boiler. Melt 4 of Oatmeal Fritters reading. least once a week and little consequence sa long you QUENTLY Olf TABLE? tablespoons pan of electrlo h. $2.60. you strip butter separately, blend with this (Shallow (Electric clean ice so know it Is clean. Do not confuse grill) Toaster) What does It mean? thoroughly your box, We all know what it is to fret so 3 tablespoons of flour, and add Coffee Obviously, should care for the ovens of this discoloration with rust. same old on this to scalded stirrin that 28 k. w. h. of electrical you tired of "the foods" the milk, (Electrlo percolator) enerpy the table. But we are not as apt till smooth; also add 4 drops of have been used during the month. your range. Everything, including to reach this state of mind If we onion Juice and a bit of ground But what Is a k. w. h. tho oven racks, slides and heaters, af- Oatmeal Fritters: Use leftover Westing-hous- e plan our meals so that we get a mace, letting it cook 8 minutes K. W. H. is the abbreviation of can be removed from the much variety into one week as ter it has become smooth and oatmeal that has hardened in a kilowatt hour. A kilowatt Is a electric range ovens, thereby shell thick. Now 1 of in thousand watts. A watt-hou- r, possible. In many homes the heat pint oysters small mold; turn it out, cut allowing free access for cleaning. ea foods are hardly ever indulged In their own liquor, skimming well dices Inch then therefore, represents the work done s' half thick and ovens but do not let when oys-tor- one watt of ' Tho should be thoroughly In and this is a great mistake. boil; the into one In by electrical cnercy some of the oyster edges bpgin to curl it is time strips inch wide; dip expended for one hour, and a kilo- cleaned at least once or twice a Try following roll in crumbs recipes: to add them to the milk mixture egg, bread and fry watt hour a thousand times that month. Soap and water are the Escalloped Oysters with Celery! in the double boilor. Season to in' shallow pan of electric grill. amount. best removers of accumulations Allow 2 dozen oysters to serve four suit taste with salt and pepper. Drain on brown paper, dust with A kilowatt-hou- r Is practically the from cooking. Steel wool Is espec- persons and 1 large cup of finely-choppe- d Beat in 3 tablespoons of hot cream and serve with equivalent of one and one-thir- d ially good for cleaning the oven serve at once. powdered sugar 746 Do not nso sand celery. Parboil the celery and J. T cof- horse power hours, since watts' linings, cleansing in salted water for 20 minutes, Oyster Pie: For th crust, sift buttered toast and percolated equal one horse power. Therefore, and sandy powders, as this would then drain. Drain the oysters also together 2 cups of flour, 2 table- fee. the 26 k. w. h. indlrater in the bill have a tendency to scratch the oven e M cause rust. and-plac- them in a buttered bak- spoons of baking powder, and mentioned were equivalent to lining and is liable to ing dish, alternating layers of oys- -, teaspoon salt; rub into this with Lnnohpon. '.y 35 horse power hours, Soap and water should not be used ters, celery and crushed cracker the fingers 1 heaping tablespoon of Tomato and Cheese Pudding which wore placed at the house- on the heaters, but a damp cloth crumbs. Season every other layer shortening and moisten with enough (Small electric oven) holder's disposal merely at the and a stiff whisk broom can serve with a little salt and dabs of but- cold sweet milk to form a dough Hot Biscuits Apricot Preserves pueh of a button. to good effect. ter, and when the oysters and cel- stiff enough to roll out. Divide (Small electrlo oven) (From the Keep the oven clean and sweet ery are used pour of a cup of into 2 parts. Roll out one of these pantry shelf) bv always leaving the doors open the oysters' liquor, mixed with halves thin enough to form a lin- Tea WASHER. WRINGER AND for a short time after cooking. This cup of cream, over all Have the ing for bottom and sides of a deep (Electrlo tea samovar) is for the same reason that a re- top layer of cracker crumbs dot- in'tfere'1 nWnT dish, end roll th' Tomato and Cheese Pudding: ISOMER, ALL' IN ONE frigerator is left open when there Investigate the ted with butter. Bake till brown other half Inrgo enough to form Mix 1 pint of canned tomatoes. 1 Is no ice in it to ventilate It. To Federal Electric In a moderate oven. the crust. When you put in the cup bread crumbs, 3 cup grated time It's a obtain the best results. It Is essen- - This washer, wringer, Washer. The ma- Old-tim- e Ttoast Drain dough lining, dust- it with flour 2 salt and pep- tial thnt the ovens be kept clean ' Oysters: cheese, teaspoon three labor saving devices 1 and in 14 havo lronrr, all times. the liquor from pint of oysters lay oysters that per and pour into a buttered bak- in one or a complete home laun- and sanitary at chine of no regrets. in a been next add a of 3 the oven should become musty and heat this liquor saucepan, drained; layer ing dish. Mix cup bread dry for small spaces. It Is said to If skimming well and adding; to it diced, boiled potatoes, sprinkle crumbs with 1 tablespoon of melt- bo tried and true, having been on or emit a dlsasreeabln odor, pos- of salt and 2 teaspoons with salt and pepper and add bits ed butter and 2 sibly tainting the food, it should teaspoon nt tablespoons grated tho market for rrrnro thnn a year of butter. Now toast 8 soda crack- of butter; put in another layer cheese; spread over the top of the but with distribution restricted to be thoroughly cleaned and a table ers and them in a large enam- of the oysters and sprinkle over and bake about 20 min spoon of ground coffee thrown over put of bacon has pudding tho territory around Kansas City. elled baking dish, moistening them these cup which utes in small electrlo oven. Now with Increased capacity the heater. The doors should then li- fine. factory bo the oven with the hot, seasoned oyster been friend, then chopped it Is read to go forth nationally. closed and heated hot, 3 on Pour over of cream door closed the quor. Lay drained oysters all cup Dinner, The washer has an al keeping the until each cracker, dot with butter, sea- and put on the crust, crimping 3 (Electric Range.) body, a revolving metal cylinder, son with a dash of pepper and the edges together with the dough two-ro- ll reversi- In- Pork Tenderloin Ornvy easily eleaned, a of lemon Juice, and set pan of the under crust and making Mashed Potatoes ble with drops knife on swinging wringer safety in a hot oven for eight minuter cisions with a at Intervals Scalloped Pumpkin and Rlee release. Under tho tuba Is a gas Serve hot with slices of lemon. the crust (for the escape of water over with Orange Surprise burner that keeps the hot, MI (The oysters are Just right whe steam). Brush a little Tenderloin: Orease the horse-powe- r A. D.. A. cold bake 80 in Pork fry also a their edges are slightly curled.) milk and minutes pan and when hot put In the piec- motor that operates the washer Fine Oyster Soup: Scald 2 cup? a good hot oven. Serve at once. es of tenderloin. Brown on one and wrlnser. Tho new feature is An honest product, scientifically handled A side, then the other. Lower the the Ironer nttachment pas or elec- Ice heat, add 4 cup hot water, cover trically heated with wide opening Milk, Butter, Buttermilk, Cream WOMEN EMPLOYES IN the pan and cook thoroughly. At shoe. Heretofore all the lronera Co-Operat- --J end of 15 the havo been and distinct ive TO TAKE ELECTRICAL NOTES n t 7 mm &9 minutes, liquid separate P0ST0FFICE 't should have simmered down con- machines, not merely an attach- liyqiierqye UP TARGET PRACTICE siderably. Add 2 tablespoons of ment to a washer. flour, more butter if necesrary. M Doll are in high favor this milk Associated Press.) lamps then the to make the gravy. Ttalph Glaze, tho old Dartmouth Dairy Association (By The season as gifts. There is a charm- Cook a few minutes longer on low baseball and football star and Inter Mich., Dec. 11. Believ- Detroit, ing new doll garbed as a bride in si heat a pltrher for tho Rod Rnx, has been 321 North Second Phone 351 that "The female of the species ing in acts as A basque waist and bouffant with velvet ribbon of sapphire bluo appointed football coach for Lake Is more deadly than the male" a fluffy white gown, that mauve which of as well as other silken shade for an Incandescent skirt of changeable taffeta also borders the scallops Journal Want Ads bring results. Forest college. the use of firearms are only the bases for this beau- the skirt. A cluster of velvet weapons, Postmaster William .f. lamp. Other doll lamps hava k tiful frock. The neck is trimmed flowers falls from the girdle. Nahel of Detroit has set out to gowns of rose-pin- or yellow silk prove comic writers and comic ar- diffusing a soft agreeable radiance. tists are wrong when they Imply They make lovely gift lamp. woman closes her eyes MOVING TOYS HAVE A a invariably - when she shoots a rifle or revol- A reversible toaster with an easy GREAT HUMAN APPEAL PERSONAL NOTES rolntrlnir hrenrl holder with re As of the to elim- - fin A AS GIFTS OF THE STATE part campaign - verses by a sliKht touch of the TO CHILD o tnnfflffl rnhberles the TjOSt- ger nas Deen piacea on uie mauoi, master has ordered fifty women The mechanical principle is ingen- the Christmas is of his office to take up Already spirit VAUGHN. employes ious and permits ready manipula- In evidence in all the target practice. In the few lessons tion of the in whatever strongly The ladles of the Presbyterian hAAn ttiA and appliance stores. note Is human ap- Aid ri iuab Tim.a JiM clrls position it may be. The bread may Its high society entertained their .womenjitohave shown equal, if not also be removed from the toaster peal especially to children. A friends on Friday evening from 7 greater aptitude than the men, ac- holder without the inconvenience modern toy department is a mix- to lo o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. cording to Mr. Nagel. n n1 tininvnnrn rf hnrnlnir the fln- - ture of Christmas lore There were seventy-fiv- e guests., first time the women's fairyland, who brought their walat measure, Tio jgers or handling a very hot piece and Mother Goose . illustrated squad engaged in practice but of toast. a penny for each inch. Interesting three of the fifty closed their eyes graphically. . games and delightful refreshments - Is made when they discharged their weap- Books can and do accumulate Motion a big feature of all the everyone happy and anxious v. on shelves than exhibits the Christmas trees re- for the time of the next social to A, In target more dust open come around. The prize winning girl one would think possible and It is volve and some play concealed practico so far is Miss Carrie real how to them Mr. and Mrs. James Elrod enter- 21 who weighs a problem dut music boxes as they go round and tained at 6 o'clock dinner on Sun- Thick. years old, easily, especially is this a problem move less than 100 pounds. She made a round; all the animals their day Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walters of 60 in a big library whore there is trained balance a score of 64 out of a possible heads, seals a gild- Duro, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willough-b- y multitude of volumes. A miniature ed tube on their noses in a star- w shots. her first appearance and little son, in honor of Mr, Upon vacuum cleaner has been designed life-lik- e Jazz-b- o 1 she was obliged to use both hands tling, way, while Elrod's birthday, A delightful Iff to meet this need. It connects with a black-fac- e doll, to lift the .45 caliber revolver used socket does Jim, sturdy evening was spent by all and there an electric light but it dances noisily when connected were con- in practice. not, like the ordinary, domestic many good wishes and Daily classes for postal women, rt with a nearby electric outlet. gratulations for the host, fire- cleaner, run on the floor, Airplanes whirl about at which the use and care of - is giddily Mrs. Ed Foley is visiting her weighs only six pounds,- so It from the cross-arm- s of a tall shaft. arms is being taught, are held here. on the of the operator sons in Roy. slung hip Electric trains run around real The er meeting of the I who takes the extension tool In his at to the tracks, stop a real station, dart citizens in the Electric theater SEAL SALE right hand and applies it into tunnels, or over bridges; was aus- CHRISTMAS of the dust-cover- books, Monday night under the tops these train outfits Include a loco- pices of the chamber of commerce. UNDER WAY AT RATON with the result that the dust dis- motive with tender, dust-ba- g brake, baggage The oil question was discussed pro appears Into the of the car, chair car, car, and re- cleaner. parlor and con by citizens and out of town (Special Cofrenpondenc to The Jonrnnl.l semble a regular train even to the visitors. Every one was enthusias- Raton, N. M., Dec. 11. The smallest details. tic. Refreshments were served by Christmas seal sale is on. Workers The Fifth avenue shops In New Color ray units are being used of the ladies of West ward. are already active, and beginning York are displaying a variety extensively to light special exhibits The Ladies Aid oclety of the Wednesday additional workers will electric perfumers for boudoirs, Buch as the decorative cubist Presbyterian church held their be located in all the banks an In reception halls, and living; rooms Christmas trees, golden and gleam- with Mrs. James Elrod. which are used to deli- meeting the postoffice. perfume ing in the rays of the color unit The new pastor Rev. W. H. Weath-erb- y, The women's clubs, headed by cately, various rooms with the these trees revolve, displaying to wife and were of a and daughter Mrs. Pearl Kellogg, president subtle fragrance of flower gar- advantage their odd beauty. guests. the city Federation of Woman's den. The perfume is placed in a clubs, will have charge of the sale glass container within the electric of seals in the banks and In the perfumer. Vaporization is due to . ' ! . ft m rp r olvla rtt electric heat from a concealed elec-tri- o k. f ft..." --' fj ' -- r-- i ;')n,lL.M..i;.:;u.. the high school will also assist !n lamp, the result is a fragrance the sale by relieving the other of wood-viole- t, arbutus or white workers at 4 o'clock and continu- lilacs, according to the perfumo ing until 6. used. Seals will be distributed through, out the county by the home ser- John F. Hoaly, veteran chief of vice department of the Red Cross, the Denver fire department, recent- The Best Sift for Christmas Is the secretary of which Is Mrs. Em- ly made some interesting; state- t ma Kegel. All towns and camps ments In regard to electricity as a In the county will be supplied with cause of fire. "Contrary to popu- eals by Mrs. Kegel. lar opinion," said Chief Healy. Seventy-fiv- e per cent of the "electricity Is seldom the cause of money realized from seal sales will fire. In all my years of experi- Give her a H O O V E R and you give her a lifetime of pride in an immac- remain in the county and be dis- ence In fire work, during which FURNITURE tributed through the Red Cross. time I have Investigated the cause ulate home. You give her an electric carpet-beate- r that flutters out all of over a thousand fires, I cannot & say I have found electricity prop injurious embedded grit; an electric carpet-sweep- er that brightens colors, BUSINESS PROPERTY erly used has been the cause of a I be- - a Account With Us AT ARTESIA IS SOLD single fire. I say properly used Open Charge straightens nap and collects all stubborn, clinging litter; and an electric cause l nave Known careless in terior wiring and leaving a red hot suction cleaner that removes surface dirt. (Special Correupmiilenee to The Journal.) Only THE HOOVER The electric iron on an Ironing board .You Artesla, N M, Dec. 11. to be cause of fire. 1 Can Buy Furniture at Factory combines these largest-sellin- g elec- store the The real three essential devices in one. And the large office and building, cause of fire In such cases, how- ' v commonly known as the Sipple ever, should be attributed to thd Prices on tric cleaner in the world. ' building, was sold by G. I Hise, user than to J electricity." owner of the property. Many acres Of Colorado farm land were Includ- I. .1 y ed In the transaction. This build- It is said that George M. Cohan. MONDAY TUFsnAV M ing is one of the largest in this sec- the celebrated actor-manag- er and tion of the state and was con- Yankee Doodle Boy, would buy Dec. 12 Dec. 13 structed several years ago at a cost the Brooklyn club if the Superba of approximately sixty thousand owners would shade their price a dollars. It covers a fourth of a million more or less. block In the business section of thn WEDNESDAY 77 town on theoorner of Main and r is 4, Fourth street. The lower floor Dec. 14 occupied by a furniture store, an Check That Cold It Beats as it: as it Cleans undertaking and embalming; Par- Sweeps lor, a drug store and the United States postoffice. The upper floor Right Away Be Guided By This Advertisement. Let us demonstrate THE HOOVER either on your own rugs or here is used for office purposes and for SUDDEN chill sneezes stuffy a photograph studio, A in head in the store. Better let us deliver one for a week's free trial. We v feeling the and you bavc Come in and our Prices before still, you The other party in the transac- hard get Ar- the beginning of a cold. Get tion Is Charles L. Ptomney of soon sniffles will remove it without to are to Colo. He to eight after it, just as as the obligation you providing you willing part lington, will move with Dr. New you spend your hard earned money. Artesia and take charge of his start, King's Discovery. with the Hoover after a week. Convenient terms be had. - property in a short time. Over one For fifty years a standard remedy may hundred thousand dollars was In- far colds, coughs and grippe. are no ! volved In the transaction, . Ihere harmful drugs, nothing SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR WITH A HOOVER but good, healint that ret When he rigat down u trouble and help Roger Hornsby aid nature. would show up Ty Cobb. George NOTE: this and Until Christmas there will Bisler and the rest of the Ameri- Yon will soon notice a change for the Starting (Monday)' Morning can leaguers in the California Win- better. Has a convincing, bealuw American furniture be demonstrations of all Electric and Coffee served in our ter league, baseball critics thought taste that the kiddies like. Good Appliances that Roger was full of oil. But the tor cronpy coughs. All druggists, 60c,' Sales This will be in the afternoons and from 2 o'clock' Cardinal star la doing Just what he Department. only said he would do. Kind's Company until 5 o'clock. This is put on by Two University Girls from the Home TO STOP COlfGIIING AT NIGHT. Economics Department at the University. Make it a point to visit us during When anyone is suffering; from a New Discovery : bronchial affliction or has a cough Jbr Colds and Cottons that time and Electric Christmas Gift. v.-v. ; i that lingers on and grows worse at Phone 456 pick youf night, the loss of sleep tends to Put Pepla Your WorkTBany weaken the sufferer and grows a man is a failure in botmcss, many more serious the longer It Is neg- woman in her home, because constipa- Corner Second and Silver. lected. Mrs. M. Buter, 647 Long-broo- k tion stores that enervate Conn., writes: np poisons Ave., Stratford, and depress. Dr. King's fSb make ALBUQUERQUE GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Foley's Honey and Tar has given boweb act narorauV. 25e. o great relief from a severe at-o- k of bronchitis." No medicine PROMPT! WONT UHUS "At Your Service" Phone 98 Hands higher throughout the na- D tion as a family remedy for oolds, EKiiiffs Pills joughs and croup. Sold, everywhere. IL ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 December 12, 1921.

acteristlo of our capital city. At night splendid woods, not nibbling Uncle Wiggily, PAVING PETITIONS Illuminations or at all. HEAD OF JAPANESE Albuquerque Morning Journal give hospitable greeting to the many Curly Baby Bunty TO CITY visitors the Stories "See!" lauiihed the little rabbit OPPOSITION PARTY PRESENTED AN INDEPENDENT within gates. Bedtime "Just the Bad Bear NEWSPAPER is comments girl. showing Crabbscrawlings COUNCIL IN ARTESIA Published By It pleasant to hear of the admiring my Christmas star made him run!" WATCHING PARLEY JOURNAL PUBLISHING! COMPANI of our guests from abroad who have not boon in For Little Ones "Ha! Ha! Uncle laughed to The Jmirnal CARL C. MAUEE, D. A. MACPHKKSON. before. is Howard B. " I guess what happened (8pFln! Currrapnndrnre ) Washington Washington unique amonf By Gatis When you're feeling pretty rotten, N. Dec. 11. The pe- President. Secretary the was Baby Bunty, was that you Jabbed Artesia, M., great capitals of the world in that she one of tho of the And the outlook's pretty blue. tition for the paving of several v. A. MAUfn EKoON Business Manager cities sharp points And you find you have forgotten Brtlior-ln-Chl- designed for her purpose. Few 1921. star on ten blocks of Main street, extending CARL C. .MAUEE particular Copyright. by McClure Chrlatmas the soft and Lots of (tuff you have had this advantage of a comprehensive, far Newspaper Syndicate, der nose of the Bear! I think you thought west from the Santa Fe railroad REPKB6ENTATJVE8 that's knew. tracks to Fifth street was presented C. J. ANDERSON. . . seeing plan. what you did, Baby Bunty." . make .Marquette Bid.. Chicago. Ill WIGGTLY AND I That perhsps might your to the council at the RALPH R. MULLIGAN. .48 B. 42d St.. New Lord who IACLE THE "Well, maybe did!" laughed readers city regular fork Bryce, knows America and Washing CHRISTMAS STAR. tho little rabbit girl, and I think meeting .on Thursday evenins by a aecond-claii- a Smile a smile or grin a Entered as matter at the pom office ton better than any other foreigner, has written: that Is really what did take place. grin, committee from the chamber of of Albuquerque, N. MM act ot Why, you Just get out your scissors H. Jack- under Congress of "It was an act of wisdom on the part of tha Baby Bunty, the little rabbit girl, Anyhow the Bear ran away and 10 commerce, headed by J. jnarcn if. iBtf. was Uncle was And you start lining in, son, of the organization. founders of the republic when they determined to skipping home from the hollow Wiggily Boon safe at Rounding out the weekly column president TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION where home with the Christmas star, and some and The petition, signed by the property or its in a place where there was not stump school, the lady mouse With squibs maybe owners on Bides Main Dally, by carrier by mall, one month, 85c; plant capital Nurse Jane gave Curly and Baby verse, both of street, In 19. was no like tmcher had heard her lessons. Baby calls for of , yearly, advance, Ot. already a city, and where there great Bunty some cake and molasses. read all thank paving in the heart the Bunty was very happy. Her if And the they business section. The for "The Morning Journal baa higher circulation llhood that either commerce or Industry conducted tiny And the peanut candy doesn't you, petition la paws rustled the dried go to the of Fourth street, ex- rating than accorded to any other paper tn New on a great scale would arise. May not the city of through sleep under the sofa cusht For your own stuff is much paving Mexico." The American loaves and scattered them as ion in tho and make the worse. tending south past the postoffice, Newspaper Directory. feel that its mission in life Is to be about parlor was The only paper, In New Mexico Issued every Washington though tho wind had blown them. hands of the clock all stickv. I'll also presented at this meeting. In the day the embodiment of statcll tell next The new was year. the majesty and the 'For soon It will be Christmas! you about Uncle Wiggily Six luiojestlons for suitable sewerage system MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ness of the whole nation, the capitals and the scolding Jay. Christmas for a gentleman, discussed in full by members of the PRESS. overtopping Soon it will be Christmas!" sang presents council and the members ot The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to of the several states as muoh as the nation over as quoted by an Arizona paper; the the use, for of all news Baby Bunty, "Oh how glad I am!" 1. bottle or chamber of commerce. This now credited to those all that is finest in In her A tiootcn. civic It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also tops states, representing paws Baby Bunty held 2. A bottle of Hootch, improvement is needed at this the local news published herein. American conception, all that is largest and most something that was shfnv nnrt 3. A bottle of Hootch, time and Mayor J. E. Robertson ex- glittering In the November K 8 his In luminous in American the ideal sun, LITTLE 4. A bottle of Hootch. . . pressed sentiments favor of MONDAY December 12. 1921 thought, embodying Curly Twistytail, the little the of what tha of such a nation should be?" pigKio E. A bottle of Hootch. proposed project. capital boy, shuffling through the forest BENNY'S A. A bottle of Hootch. F. L. Hancock, engineer m Washington may not yet have quite attained saw the shiny thinor that Tinhv of '76! charge of the at Carlsbad, A WORLD That's the old spirit paving AT PEACE. this exalted ideal, but it is well on its way. Bunty carried and thought it was tNOTE BOOK, was also present at the meeting1 Uncle Wlggily's pink nose 81r? What name would you sug- - and expressed his opinion in - regard The four great powers of the world have reached trnmt tnr an Albuaueraue health- to the costs and types of paving to THE 1YOODENHEADED GERMAN. Hello, Uncle WIkeIIv!" erunteA should one be be used. He is a licensed engineer an agreement the Pacific, Is seekers' association, covering situation. It Curly. formed ? Interested. of Colorado and New Mexico at the one of an- - - the momentous documents of history, yet A of the London Chronicle, writ 'Uncle Wlgglly isn't here." Answer. Mike kods bo- present time. He was also city en- correspondent wered Baby Bunty. nlnnc-- ! (1) it is very brief and very simple. official of skipping dty. Kotaro MochJzukL gineer of Qulncy, 111., for Rlxteen ing from Berlin, says that an book geog- 'I wish I could see him. for I want - He The as (2) cougnin- ciud. years. stated that the Artesia statu quo to possessions, is to continue raphy, sanctioned by the republican minister of to show him what I made in school Kotaro MochizuH. head ot the streets can be paved with very little for ten years. If any two or more cannot education, the changes that have today." WHO SAYS THERE IS NO SENTI in is ono extra work on the roadbed. powers practically ignores "what did you t make?" saked Opposition party Japan, agree, all four will meet and discuss the situation. come to Germany since November 11, 1918, and MENT IN BUHiiNHiBor of tha interesting foreign notables Curly, kindly. He was classes and Aiavnnner T. Toadvlne. a promi at the armament conference in Women employed as domestic If outsiders interfere, the four powers will discuss does not even give a hint that Wilhelm is not still classes ahead of who died Baby Bunty, Pop was reading the spoartlng nent aeent of Salisbury, Md., Washington. He has his own servants in Germany will in future it That is all is of was in me But L 13 and that sufficient. ruler Germany. oniy Kindergarten. in WH0I I. L.lfU".w ' secre- only be allowed to work hours for all of that was 1 headquarters and a staff of When reason and publicity enter, "On the correspondent says, "the high Curly very kind Innklnir nil fnr a fhnoklll BBBnCV Was 49 yearS Old. IVat Un a day, less two hours for meals. conspiracy and page 36," to the little rabbit girl. "What did taries and clerks. Mochizuki came over-reachi- When 'since 1888, peppermint that I wat I did derwriter. to depart. disputants are ready school student will learn that June 15, you make?" asked Curly again. forgot the United States several years nine-tent- em- with, saying. Hay pop did you see for friendly negotiations, the disrate is Wilhelm II has been at the head of the German "Tnis Christmas star for a Christ A health says the temper-etur- e ago as a member of a Japanese mas tree.' answered Batav Unntv. cnnythlng ot a chockllt pepper- expert settled. War is bred in the dark. The treaty turns pire.' Then on page 38 there Is a reference to tho mint? of a paint shop should be kept mission. Attacks of holding up in her paws the shiny Indigestion in the sunlight. The bacllla of war, like the bacllla 'kingdom of Bavaria,' and in a few pages Wurtem-bur- g A chosklit peppermint Is sutch an at 80 degrees. ming mat spanned in the sun. "In My word! The manicures would "I believe Chamberlain's Tablets of disease, cannot survive a sun bath. is similarly described." school today the mouse teach- unimportant thing in my life that lady I could proberiy a hole win burn up. have saved my life," writes Mrs. The machinery of the League of Nations would It is known that the German Junkers er showed us how to make Christ- pass Mo. generally mas stars. You dow full without remembering It, un- Maggie Coil, Golden City. "I never have ended war. But discussions of to the during cuti them out of so Bootleggers do not seem to ROTARY CLUB AT In so bad its prob practiced a system lying people stiff and and you can Judge wat impression can had pains my stomach I paper paint them one pep- derstand the law. Judges I ably would have done so had the United States the world war, but the last excuse for such decep- on some sil- the site of meerly chockllt thought could, sprinkle them shiny, make it clearer to them by using live. Our doc- entered. Mut the seems tion would to have passed with the advent very sand." permint would loave on my mind, lot machinery superfluous. appear sparkling sed pop. longer sentences. tor said it was what said tho of a form of that Is to be en- "What makes the sand stick?" Paragraphing Greeley concerning government supposed asked Muemng no he hadent saw it, and GATE CITY PUTS congestion ot the resumption of the to discuss In the hands ot the Germany can not Curly. I on G, thats STEW BAD. I would specie .iayment, way tirely people. "Paste," answered Baby Bunty. keep hunting, saying, "Gashouse Ballads.") itomach. is to discuss. A frank and fool the should she try to deceive her- funny, I know its In this room some (From to bed perfect- friendly attitude, rathe world; why "Isn't my Christmas star lovely. are His trousers are lace at the bottom jo than the artificial status of Joint In self? Curly?" wares, Its certeny runny, you thin at the ly well and wake membership sure you dident see it It was a and transparently up in the Is real basis secure there is in tho "Indeed it Is" answered the pop? rear; L night something, the for a and peace- The Chronicle correspondent says grate big flat one about 2 Intcnes coat as bad as I could world. to fall plggle chap. "I wish I had one." His Oxfords ara splayed, his ful new geography absolutely no reference the "I'd give you this I'm sav- wide, I sed. his eyes be and live. Our only How can I read with you throw- and vest frayed, doctor said of the monarchy and the establishment of a repub- ing It for Uncle Wiggily," spoke have a flshy-llk- e blear; It "But I'll ing chocklit peppermints all over (Special Correspondence to The Journal.) would do no good PSYCHOLOGICAL INTIMIDATION. lic. The minister of education under the republican Baby Bunty. make you sed A bit of humanity's flotsam, another tomorrow, Curly. Oh, how the place, keep quiet, pop. washed on the city's Raton, N. M.( Dec. 11. A case to give medicine regime gives his approval at least withholds hla And he kepp on and I up big Ha happy I am! Soon it will be Christ, reading shore, entitled City of Raton vs. the Raton internally. man or woman of a textbook that attempts to deceive mas be I a kepp on hunting, and all of a sud- had to Any who is a serious student disapproval Christmas, and have I He shuffles along with the passing Rotary club was to trial In inject makes German peo- - star. It on the den remembered wat I did with In traf- brought medicine in my of will the of the land and the shiny I'll put the st conditions, hardly gainsay the statement youth O have throng, engulfed the court of Twenty-fir- tak-n- Christmas tree and see it from it, saying, pop, you got your fic's roar. district the arm. Since g that New Mexico has suffered for psy- pie the Joke of other nations. on? of -- years from afar." slippers district international Rotary K "! Chamberlain's The German monarchists spent 40 years and I have, have you eny objections? at tha of the local ' chological intimidation which has resulted In the "Well! Well. You're maklnsr up A child of tha Eighteenth Amend- noonday meeting Tablets I can eat more in tha minds of the people the a little verse, aren't you, Bun- - sed pop, and I sed, Yes sir but I gess the club on Thuraeay. The Issue was I want failure of this state to develop a free, independent inculcating Baby its too late now. ment, which, swept o'er on as anything in them with the ty?" cried a Jolly voice, and out HoAr TTHA. the question to whether or without and publlo spirited leadership In political affairs. spirit of militarism and impressing Wats too late, wat the dickens not the Raton club had ful- hurting n. from behind a bush Lncle an oath has Rotary me." This German was the super-ma- If tho Jumped sed All tattered and torn, he form This condition is reflected in large degree in all idea that the himself. are you tawking about? pop, wm o filled its duty to the city of Raton of as it should there Wiggily I Well see think sworn that neer indigestion la of state-wid- e republlo Is to serve tha nation "Oh, I'm glad you're here" laugh- and sed. you I I xvnrk a dav. and its people in the course of its comunlty enterprises Importance. that chocklit In one full activities extremely painful It Is not of such vital a man ought at least be Insistence on honesty in the books ed Baby Bunty. "Now I can give put peppermint A drink with a wallop he's seeking, during the past year and and often dan. importance what this Christmas and she of your slippers, in fact I know I no a half. thinks. Where free and fearless minds clash which are studied in the public schools. you star," did because Im sure I did. and all sorts ot liquor serous. By tak the held out to the rabbit gentleman Judge T. D. Lelb, an honorary ng Chamberlain's publlo can reach its own conclusions and do the the tree ornament she had made in Suffering cats, I havent the hart tryj Just member of the club occupied the to sed And he one Ambition he'll spurn he Tablets after eating, and especially But it is that be school. look, pop. put seems to for the rest of bench. The prosecution was repre when you have fulness right thing. Important there foot up and started to feel one yearn sented assisted and weight leaders who are OF TODAY "Oh, how kind of you, Baby Bun the world to come buy. by Rotarlan Price, In the stomach after bating, the free, and fearless and devoted to VERSE exclaimed Uncle "You i'ipper with his hand, saying, Theres by Rotarlan Maghee. Rotarlan the ty!" Wiggily. in there all rite, I knew disease may be warded off and public good. carry it for me! I have Just been something WONDER JUST WHAT HE Hancr, assisted by Rotarlan Hum- avoided. Chamberlain's Tablets not of discussion comes an to the store to get Nurse Jane some I had a funny sensation in that foot the defense. A Out agitation of tha TVlIi MOON. con fowned it do wunt to MEANS! phreys, represented only aid digestion, but molasses, which I have in a can ,wat you Bti" Aftur sDendinff day in bed Jury of six members was impaneled strengthen public mind; people are stimulated to Interest and I listened, there was not a sound to hear. go erround candies in slip- and invigorate the stomach. j of down. and I don t want to get my new putting due to a cold, and after having had and Bworn by Court Clerk Nyhus, piqued to think. A crystallized public opinion is In the ereat rain moonlight pouring Christmas star all per for? a who indictment The trees were carved In silver sticky. wen the event duly observed by then read the pre- the result. That opinion may refuse to follow the eucalyptus "I'll It for you,"' offered Well I had a good reason I cold sented the And a mist of silver lunea me town. carry it in but I wat It was friend, I am praying that my by grand Jury, charging LEGAL NOTICE of an who useful- light Baby Bunty, and when Uncle Wig put forget Don Fu- - the officers and committees of the program the stimulated it His now, I sed. Wich Jest then pop lasts until Christmas. glly had looked at the pretty orna- lano. club with failure to perform their KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ness may be decreased by defective thinking, but I saw far off the grey Pacific bearing with fine and took his slippers oft and the chock- BEPUBMCATION. A of ment, its Sharp points duties as required by the laws and his value to the community la great as an agitator broad white disk flamo, its silvery sand llt peppermint was squashed down rules of Department of the Interior, r. g. And on tho garden-wal- k a snail beside me Bparkling, shining, out of Its or- "Know that fellow?" the international body. Office, at Bent N. Jjiri of mind. America's is not in he In the bottom ot it all a The as wit- Fe, M., November the publlo danger that in the slow way He came. that glittered the sun, hopped and "T tinvn scraping acquaintance prosecution called . 1921. Tracing crystal iginal shape size, and pop sed, barber." nesses Ben and Is her people may think wrongly so much as it Is Sara Teasdale in The Bookman. Blast it look at and with him. He's my Naylor Fred Notice hereby (Clven that Julian Oar-- all, my slipper, Brooks. Willis Brown, as C a. of Rnrh.n M xr -- hA n that will not think at all and so allow look sock. past M they public at my nn in tha world do they expect Club, and Jack. JJ made Homeeteaa entry. No. Well smoaks, president of the 02532J. evils to go uncorrected. G, gosh, pop, holey a mon tn enlov holidays with Liarkln testified for the defense. for PEla SW. wii wu. awui look at chocklit I the NEK, and E Section Town- New Mexico a selfish po- CRISP PARAGRAPHS my peppermint, revenue as active as they The and counsel the SW4, U, years ago developed sod . the agents prosecutor for ship N., Range E., N. M. P. Meridian, litical leadership of an over-ridin- g and ruhtless the last I sed before are? defense summed up their cases and hue filed notice of intention to make Being thing rested. escorted three-yea- r to fig- TRUE ENOUGH! I 3 fearse cracks. The Jury retired, proof, eetablleh claim to type. The personal advancement of a political got .TiinVe? "Have vou to the land above describe.!, before the U. Senator Lodge wants "gun play" cut out of the anything by Sheriff Bozard. and returned S. ure or two and the special business privileges of sentence Is Imposed up which ex- CommlnBioner, at Albuquerque, N. St., movies. Gosh! In that case, we fear there wouldn't say before quickly with its verdict, on the 19th of TO . on day December, H21, big campaign contributors, became the dominant be movies. Concord Monitor. SYNDICATE FORMED on you onerated the committee most of Claimant namea a any . iit.t. "Weil. honor. I In wltneeeei: Will- influence. If one his vr - the counts the Indictment and iam McOulnneee, of N. M.; Jeaus political any disagreed, po RECOVER RICHES FROM wuz no fer punish- Tljerae. were kicked DEMANDS THE FORWARD LOOK. never glutton alleged that the charge had been Maria Gorcla, of Barton, N. M.i Demeat-r- o litical and financial props promptly ment." the McGulnneea, of TIJeraa, N. II.: Boloim A pessimistic Journalist has no business to be at A SPANISH GALLEON brought against wrong parties, or from under him. Men were intimidated. They busi- a since the individual membership Chaves, Morlarty. N. M. the conference. In fact, no pessimist has any Knowlne the Irishmen's love of A. M. BERGERE, Resliter. were afraid to take a publlo position on a public ness to be a Journalist. Washington Post. Asaoclnted we with some ap- was most at fault for any delin- (By Tho Prest.) good fight, view in tho work of question unless that position had the approval of Hull, England, Dec. 11. In an the results of the elec quencies the club NOTICE. prehension that had been revealed by the tes- Last Will the "big boss" and his financial satellites. A RECORD THAT ISN'T A RECORD. effort to recover relics and bullion tion to De neia ne and Testament of Abel in really from a which lies timony. Padllla, Deceased, As a result' of all this, a repression of all dis- Credit for the initiative disarmament Spanish galleon To Friend." The mock trial To to the record, which began in bay. a syndicate has "A purpose of the Pilar Rubi de Padllla, Albuw cussion of evils resulted. No candi- belongs congressional Robermory Roses red and violets blue. was to vividly before the club governmental expunging some time ago. New York Eve- been formed. It is quite distinct so bring querque, New Mexico; Joseflta be- things The were and are you. the and purposes of P. date for office ever announced his ambitlouns ning Post. from a previous syndicate called quail good requirements de Lobato, Albuquerque, New ri-- true and its demands fore the time for a convention and trusted his for- u "The Pieces of Eight," except that "WE CORRECT." Rotary upon Mexico; Tereclta P. de Lobato, Col. Mackenzie Foss, who should the membership, if the ideals of Albuquerque, New Mexico Ra-mo- na tunes to a campaign on a PREPARED FOR A PERFECT MARK. "Look Kenneth In our last issue Dogtown are to be main- platform at tKis, directed the operations. Is . -- D. Las Cruces the organization P. de Saavedra ManueUta back-roo- All students are now for the you, bad previous .th .nitni of publlo policies. He waited for the college ready tained at full efficiency. Padllla, N. M., Christmas examinations, having memorized every Citizen, director of Albuquerque, and conferences of the powers which were to determine score made by an expert diver during the Rotarlan Kunert, to AH Others Whom It May Con football in the United States. alonar through the woods, and Baby to have Oh Dear! Oh Dear! health education in the public cern: his fate. Unless he was subservient he was with- came mm, last few weeks are reportod beerl on of Bunty and Curly alter been very satisfactory. That medical schools, spoke the subject You are hereby notified that the out prospect of success. But they had not gone very far It never got herel financial aid to parents whose chil- alleged Last Will and Testament of accounts for laok of a pro- DAY before, all of a sudden, out from be dren had been found to need surgi- Abel This the dominant EDITORIAL OF THE DEXTER BASKETBALL Some people have to be fresh so Padllla, deceased, late of the In the state. The fate of the hind a great stone popped the Big think are cal attention for the cure of ade- County of Bernalillo and State of gressive leadership Bear. that others won't they noids and tonsils and who could New "fijORGET-ME-NO- T DAY." TEAMS WIN 2 GAMES Mexico, was produced and few who attempted it was discouraging to others. "Wuff! Wuff!" growled the Big going stale. not afford to pay for such attention read in thn Prnhnta fniir nt th. Hagerman had and still has, such a temperament (From the Cincinnati Enquirer) Bear. "I'm in luck todayl I can A guest of the club was District ot It is not unusual to see men without limbs, Uncle Dexter, N. M., Dec. 11. In an rruv fHBTRTMA9 SPIRIT. County Bernalillo. State of New and attitude in conflict with this group, he of have my choice of nibbling as It Attorney Woodward, a member of Moxlco, on the 8th day of Decem but, blinded, or otherwise afflicted as the result par- or the extra period game of basketball When Crlsmus comes round, the club. was eliminated. Ills fate has deterred in World war. Numbers of them pa- Wiggily, Baby Bunty Curly team of the does ever Clayton Rotary ber, 1921. and the day of the prov- promptly ticipation the pig. Wuff! wurtr here Friday the girls' year, of freedom of ac- are endeavoring to eke out an existence school defeated the And I start to figurln' where I ing said alleged Last Will and others from attempting a similar thetically "Who Bald you could nibble any Dexter high FACE BILL IN Testament waa fixed in- on the streets the sale of articles. Roswell school team by will hefln. PAINT thereupon for tion. Yet today, Gov. Hagerman enjoys great through trifling of us?" asked Uncle Wigguy, brave- high girls' of is aome- - That la not as it should be. The appeal in such the close score of 6. The first thing I think ALMOST AS BIG Thursday, the 12th day of January, fluence and the respect of the people. cases to These men should ly. tnin' to cneer 1921 A. D. 1922, at 10 o'clock In the is tha appeal charity. "Pooh! I don't have to ask!" At the end of the regular period town New Mexico has waited for have to of human soul in was 5 and 5, and in Tha pore little kids of tha HOUSE forenoon of said day. political expediency not seek charity any snarled the Big Bear. I nibble the score tied, - AS PAINT. BILL America. should not have to ask for any- minutes of I am in. Given under my hand and the to decide the candidates and the Issues. To pre- They whom I please, I do! I guess I'll the additional five play seal thing. They were rather well looked after when Dexter scored one additional Tha AiioelateA of this court, this 9th day of vent the discussion of policies, personal attacks nibble you first that's what I'll down think can (By frees.) A. D. were overseas to lose in our service field bringing their total to First I set what I I Bt. Dec. 11. December, 1921. have been the In they hurrying do!" goal, Louis, Mo., Expend- (Seal) FRED purposely given uppermost place their limbs, their sight, their health. No ono at had snuggled up seven, while the Roswell girls were spire, itures for cosmetics almost equaled CROLLOTT, clean-o- ut Baby Bunty then I it to what It Clerk. campaigns. The people have not had a that time was disposed to be niggardly. The world close to the boy when onlv able to add a single point to And change tha amount spent for house County To these men and Curly plggie on paint issue of a choice of policies in twenty years. desperately needed defense. their the Big Bear popped out, but when their total by throwing a goal a but In St. Louis this year, according to NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION, comrades we owe the which came was called foul. So the ante Is raised, pshaw! REPUBLICATION. such conditions a state can not be pro- victory ultimately she heard the bad chap say he estimates. A. local wholesale drug Under to the allied arms. They were the defenders ot Uncle In the game between boys' teams I don't care,. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land going to nibble Wiggily, why think fun It's company statea the annual bill for M gressive. It cannot develop that worthy and mili- and civilization. Some of them are selling two schools which fol- For Jes' o' the - Office, at Santa Fe, N. November liberty Baby Bunty became brave all at of the high face paint, powder, etc., approxl- 21, 1921. with which and like on the streets of Clnclnatl Dexter had the to me. tant leadership, constructive programs, pencils trifles once. lowed the quintet mated $3,000,000 and the bill for Notice la Her-rer- a, of hereby given that Daniel alone can make a state go forward. and other cities! With a hop she stood m front of Roswell team at the mercy their to know paints and varnishes totaled about of care Mandell and Meyer, Albu- secure e For I've lived long enough To remedy this shame and honorably to the Bear. The little rabbit girl held lightning-lik- play and ran up a 6,000,00 querque, N. M.. who, on May 2, Fear is the great "paralyzer" of men's minds. men known as that the soul made Homeetoad No. lu, help for these tha organization the out her Christmas star and said: total of eloven points while their man when ne s entry. 018745, for Utter abandonment of fear and a defiant policy, re- Disabled American Veterans of the World War was were Of a is raised up HAD BEH SEH BEK. NEK SEK SE14, T.Sb "Look at this you Bad Bear! Look heavier opponents slowly frtvtn KIDNEY TROUBLE TEN 14 effect of created. member saw active service overseas. and in but four. fiwav! NWtf BE SE"4: 8EH NE(4 BEV4, E' gardless of the that fight upon personal Every at this! See how lovely shiny gathering When I YEARS. SWH NE'4 REM, Section 10, SW14 December 17 will observe Us ot on of And that's why I'm proud fortunes, is the only hope of redemption for New this organization It Is! I made it myself! It's for a Roughness the part the take tne Don't give up hope if you are suf- SW14 BW14, WV4 SE14 SWi4 WU It is the to donate Christmas we visitors in three be- roie NW!4 BW!4 SW, Mexico. Day." asking public Christmas tree, and at result points Of betn' ol' Santa on each Crls- fering from backache, rheumatic SWH. SWtt SWU. 1250,000. not added to the score of the locals WH SEH NW!4 HWVi. Section 11, should be kind and good and ing mus day. pains, stiff, swollen Joints, always NVfc The most discouraging phase of the present sit- What do these men want with $250,000? Many nibble folks! I want you to run on free throws, while but few tired feeling, pains in groin and nvm wft nifii4 IMW14 NW4, of them have desire to live and be Uncle were called on Dexter he kid- Section 14, Township 9 N., Range H, uation to the Journal is the fact that nearly 'two a very human away and let Wiggily alone, fouls the When a man brags that muscles or other symptoms of N. M. P, M has filed . notice of Intention would like chance to sne me none in T. R. D. Throe-Tea- of almost Incessant has not suc- employed. Many of them the if you please!" and snoved boys and resulted points, doesn't ow a cent, look up ms ney trouble. J. Osborn, F. to make r Proof, to establish years agitation of them would were wild in No. 1. I attain comparative health. Many Christmas star, made of stiff paper, as the visitors their credit, Lucasvllle, O.. writes: claim to the land above described, be- ceeded in the of our basket-tossin- g. IT. completely breaking atmosphere like artificial limbs to replace those they lost in with five sharp points close to the had kidney trouble for 10 years. fore the 8. Commissioner, at Albuquer- psychological intimidation which has prevailed. Am- service. None of them desires to become an object Bear. Quick, fast play featured both TO EXCHANGE A flock of I tried all kinds of kidney remedies que, N. M., on the 27th day of Decem- of You them back their lost wow! wow" howled the the close scores serve to a fierce a little but did me no I took ber, 1921, bitious men still feel that a declaration of Inde- charity. can't give 'Oh, Oh, games and pleurisy, cough, they good. Claimant names ea witnesses? AninniA dead but his to inter- no Will con- one would mean suicide. limbs, their eyes, their youthful vigor, Bad Bear, and then, tucking add increasing interest the temp and appetite. bottle of Foley Kidney Pills Garcia, I.ula Porales, Frank Martlnc pendence political owe -town de- v you can give them something of what you silly little tail close between his contests which are sider anything or what have you? and they helped me so much I am Darlo Garcia, all of N. M. t As a matter of the time has arrived when T. C. Albuquerque, fact, them. legs, away he ran ort tnrougn tne veloping in the Pecos valley. B. well now." Sold everywhere. A. M. UEKGERE, Register. tha public mind is aroused sufficiently so that the people are looking for enlighted, constructive leader- "REG'LAR FELLERS"- - (Copyright 1921 by Qeorga Matthew Adams Trade Mark Registered U. & Patent O trice) ship. Men with the capacity and the daring, who By Gene Byrnes have the ambition to do so, can declare for a pro- gram of progress and, by carrying the fight vigor- TT7T ously to tha people, can sweep the old order of ViC "THOUGHT ear w FrSTHtw Ht WAS things Into tha discard. ... AINT A R4LAH m FATHS , . This is tha legitimate way to political honorj SCAfi.C OMCCT and New Mexico needs militant men 1(4 ooz hoosz LAST scaecd cat! Hes though! A perferment. I 1 who ara unafraid and who will glory in defeat if PEAR. CHAStD HC AINT A SCARED It comes as the champion of tha people and who icScT UP KETCH . "To Pt. A HOHTtfc. HlrA UP ATRCEs will ba ashamed of won at the of to victory, price THEM AN' HL WAS 1 ANT He HrSDDA subserviency. NEftfcW SCrSRJLDTo A If f'I II 1 MOST BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL. LV 71 ALL r4tHT

Washington correspondents say the national cap- ital never looked mora spick-and-sp- than it does today. This Is far from the season when the city looks Us prettiest. That is spring, when tha leaves and other greenery are coming out and the flower beda In tha numerous parks and squares and on private lawns ara beglnntg to be a blaze of color, But Washington has put on her best bib and tucker in honor of the armament conference. Publlo and private buildings have undergone such a scrub- bing at they have never before experienced. The painters have been at work restoring grimy struc- tures to their pristine whiteness which Is so char- - December 12, 1921 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

BRINGING UP FATHER. Opyrlght 1921 by the International News Bervlca. By George McManui Kcslstered 11. 8. Patent Office. OH BOY! n Why not this brand new bun-Balo- w HELLO ?)URE-CLANfl- Mi - THERE. COE'b DOOR- WIFE LOCKED ot four rooma, glassed-i- n EY OU.Y- IT' A CR'M? THE TE IH I - h1 ) BELL- SUPPOSE lT't COME IN STEP in- VJHAVT) sleeping porch, two screen WAV I'M TREATED I'D 4IVE. ANY- - HN'have for that Christmas a cap. PACKA.de A inc. rift,TTER? TO iTAY YOURE porchf'9 THIN A. T to CHAT- YOU OUT home? It has hanj wood floors ir COULD T CHANCE IMAK.E ME FEEL. LITTLE - UOOK . A WOE j NICHT- - fire-plan- built-i- n TO bTAY NIGHTS. WORRIED- - IT't) THE KKKIN'? throughout, HOTEL OQT j rr THIRD TIME THft china closet, kitchen cup- We have listed for a few days' I alfalfa I . . boards; sidewalk, all a 25room hotel, nicely fur- iff' around the house In season, nished; 22 outside, rooms; hot shade trees, fine neighbor- and cold running water In f hood. It's a dandy. Trice only each room; steam heated. This $3,850; terms. hotel is in good location and is doing a fine business, but BOARDING AND ROOMINt! owner is " leaving town and will sell at a bargain for cash. norsR This Is a good one eight GOOD FRAME JIOCSE rooms and three sleeping and Located close in, in the High- porches, front back screen-!- : lot 100x14 2 lands; has 6 rooms and glassed porches sleeping porch; is arranged so feet; gas, sidewalks, fences, can be used for two families. large variety of berries, fruit, will com- etc. Best garden soil, ditch' This make a very think of fortable home, or can be used water. Now Just all this at J 0,400, and your own as a home and Income terms. FOR RENT l l y s J a? FOlt RENT Some desirable fur- fienviei. inc. iiifps -i- Several dandy furnished houses very 1921 by iNrw fiaium s-iz and three nice unfurnished nished and unfurnished houses , l"f and apartments In all parts of houses. the city. IN CASH us want we Tell what you MAKE US AN OFFER A HOMEY HOME NOW READY SOLD You Never Hoard of may have It. $8,500.00 TJNlVEItSITT HEIGHTS - ten-roo- THINK YOUR OWN TERMS of on Aast near On- a double brick New pressed brick, five large Streets all water , Worth lots Silver, m graded, We Just mention in with two baths. Five-roo- of linen and HIGHLAND PARK the past month. passing D, T. KINGSBURY, dwelling rooms, plenty big closets, Why not have a homo of your mains electric light lines A few we are bath on each side, fur- In rooms filed now Will handle this small choice lots left it that general agents, and closet, bath, heat, laundry own consisting of four in, plat and lots cosy, 500 and up on easy terms, and there is many a happy REALTOR nished, separate entrance, only basement, extra roomy front and ind in sleeping porch, for salo in the beautiful glassed home In the north lowlands. 3. A. HAMMOND, homo up there today. five bVocks fron Q postofflce.. with concrete floors built-i- n oak BRAKSON ADDITION Loans nnd Insurance. back porches features, floors, (corner we can 831 East rlllver. Phone 1523 K Cet your lot now only ten dol- 210 V. Gold. Tlione 007-- OWNER VElti ANXIOUS garage. of furnace heat and baso-men- Mountain Koad and Seventh Partly furnished and call great, big Frontage large ' lars down and ten dollars per TO SELL, so 71 feet on one of the best streets This place la priced to street). Only 20 lots to sell give Immediate possession. Rent month. ACJtERSON & GRIFFITH, In the Fourth ward. sell quickly. Call. and 4 already sold. It's the payments will buy It. Bettor Realtors. choicest property we know and A beautiful Christmas present. Phone 414. A. L. MARTIV CO., get settled for the winter. Wo Are At FOR SALE 120 S. Foiytb. 61TEIXET REA1TT CO., Kealtors.. only $400 and $450 for Your Service. Realtors. lots. Cash or terms. 2,100 frame cottage, sleeping Auto J, D. I That Christmas Present Phone 459-- J. 818 W. tiold. Real Estate, Fire and $20 cash and $10 a month Keleher, Realtor, porch, completely furnished, corner SUDDEN SERVICE. Loans. ILElEMEf T lot; highlands, one block from Cen- rea- Insurance, W. C. THAXTON The Hed Arruw (all over the West) 223 W. Gold Ave. I'hone 156. 211 W. Gold. Phono 410. Surprise her with a new homo tral avenue; terms. sudden service on Kodak 705 Mountain Road we have J8.000 One of the finest homes on East ders finishing them terms & COMPANY Silver avenuet seven room! and bath; to people who demand quality. Work to suit. :n . m. mailed same XtEALTORS, extra fine Bleeping porch; full base- before 1) day. Location ment; hot water heat, laundry, fine Work In before I p. m. mailed noon .Consider the Lots in the Anderson Addition. Second nnd Gold Avenue. Address work t jfxt HOMEY , electrical equipment, good garage vita day. RENT nOME. FOB SALE HOMES Easy payments. Phone 640 ' servant's quarters. THAI RED ARROW, On one of the best streets In CUT OUT Four-roo- m brick B. sleeping porch- heat $5,500 Lai Vegas In built-i- n Albuquerque Fourth ward, pavement and Five-roo- es, modern, room A. FLEISCHER, Ecaldor (We want representative In TO'JR brick, sleepirtg porch, dining near postofflce a bar- FRANKLIN & CO. fully paid; trees, lawn, garage; right up to date except furnace, nnd kitchen features; garage, gain. Insurance In nil Its branches, Loans, territory.) six rooms, two fireplaces, dandy lawn, ehatle, a fine location, A HEAL SNAP Surety Hontls. located on University Heights. furnished, large Realtors Next to P. O. furnace; oak floors throughout. terms. I'riced to sell, $4,200. Terms. modern brick, with glassed Ill South Fourth Street, must Price only ?3,7G0, good lot $4,250 I'hone 674.. This property be sold at J. 1. GILL, Ron! Estate. Two fine lots, West ..$675 Third and Gold. Phone 65? sleeping; porch, largo front screened "A BARGAIN" once. Make a reasonable offer. R. McCIA GHAX. REALTOR. Phono 723-- 115 S. Second. Fruit, porch, nlso one off the kitchen, 412-J- . Intcst hunt In New four room frame, large front We also have several good lots 204 V. Gold, riiono W. H. McMILLIOX, fentures, hardwood Real 200 West Gold. floors nnd finish throughout, large CENTRAL AVENFE HOME and back porch, full lot, garagre. in University Heights. Prices Estate, Loans, Insurance, lot, Just outsliie Public, city limits, in Df five rooms, two porches, fire Chicken house. Furnished com- very reasonable. Notary Fourth ward; 2. 4Gf) cnnh will han- Rent-Room- dle, balance of 8 place, built-i- n features. Com- plete, Including;' sewing machine, FRUIT TREES For s with Board $2,000 at per cent. even to dish- vlctrola, etc. Only $2,350. Terms. t DIEKMANN REALTY CO. For rent, modorn apartment, three pletely furnished, FOR SALE Miscellaneous SHADE TKEES AND ORNA- BOARD per week. Mrs. Knight, 200 rooms and ballr, close In on South es and kitchen utensils. Gar- Mcdonald & worsham. MENTALS F 11 O M i ALBU- FOR SALE llroatlway. Arno street. age, full-size- d lot. Mak this TRY BUDDY'S .MILK. BEST IN TOWN. NURSERIES . Two new 6 NICELY furnished with A. C. STARES, Real Insurance. 2I13-R- QUERQUE houses, loon, board; HER. Estate, I'hone 1 no sick. 1027 810 West Gold Avenue. Thona your Christmas gift to 966-- 108 Third. Get Your Order in Now. Write minutes from shops, acres private family; Forrester. IS. Phono 8. FOR SALE bird and cago. 61 Priced at $5,500, with reason- Mocking for catalog. alfalfa $3,800; $100 cash, $60 ROOM AND 1JOAUD with sleeping porch, FOR RENT Rooma South Sixth. 11 able terms. J. T. YOUNO & CO. a month. nd.lol ping ba 1 0 39 East Centra . ROLLIN E. GUTHRIDGE, Full RENT Furnished rooms Fhuiil FOR SALE Cuaranteeo, Navajo ruga. CAN ACCOMMODATE one conval- PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR RENT Dwellings 208 South Arno. AlbuquerquB, N. M. New frame house, lady Phone 1033. . 814 W. Gold. s good lot $800; $100 cash and escent. Apply Casa de Oro, 613 West At iOt'.M S. room fur- FOR SALE l.ndies' coat and fur. J Hold. FOR KENT Five modern, VbR KENT Beveri unfurnished roouu. suit $2! a month. JOHN W. nished house. 416 South High. 124 Phone 1916-- IVH.SO, South Edith. New frame house, FOlt KENT itoom and board, with Attorney. FOR RENT Furnished house, four FOR RENT Lli;ht rooms, FOR SALE Canary birds. 218 Eoutu sleeping porch; first-clas- s board. 410 15, 1? and 13. Cromwell 425 housekeeping HG7-- WE HAVE with sleeping porch, furnished Eost terns Bulldlni. rooms and bath. West Santa Fe. 818 South Third. Walter, phone Central. Phone 1163-- FOR SALE Ranches threo-roo- $1,-00- 0. casu rour-roo- A new cottage for Highlands $1,600; $000 FOR RENT FOR RENT Front room furnish id for DOANE'.S milk gallon lots; no delivery. toil KENT Large furnished room with CMYNItlANti i'OH "'hALK Forty-acr- e rancli, - 1301 and $30 a month. AMI 8CIIM1KONI. alfaifa house, at $28 North Fourth. Dr. Eas- housekeeping. 414 Wett Gold. North First. Terms; and another three$ table board; rates for two people. 217 four miles from city. Inquire 400 West room $1,601). Terms. Fine corner lot with South Fourth. . i.. on, terday. FOR RENT rooms. 218 FOR SALE foment blocks, cheap. 6.'8 cottage for lu. mill Gold. Furc'shed 2nn-J- . cash Diseases of tue Btemnrlu Five-roo- unfur- 1667-- South Walter, Want a rent house? We have a frame shack $600; $400 JA!t,K.sij.v"s KA.NCil laeai location lor FOR RENT house, South Walter. Phone phone Rutte. 9. lismett Bulldlnir. FOR SALE Country home, stucco house, 212 North four-roo- m and five-roo- and $20 a month. neaitnseeKers; lew reservations now nished, with range. Apply A- -l room FOR KALE Kuvugo rifle, nearly new, a house, seven rooms, stesm electric FOR RENT furnished; four-roo- Two-roo- JISH-- Kit. 8. C. heated, Walnut. alsj very ehenp. 112 West Roosevelt. also two-roo- and a modern ado! available. Phone CI.AKKE, on e ranch; In alfalfa and garage, $21. 1007 North Second. a .Vibo and lights; Five-roo- fur- inside and ou. VOli UK.NT Canvas Eve, l.nr, Throat. orchard. Address Fostnfflce bos 177, or FOR RENT modern bunga- FOR RENT Mooern rooms! DENVER POST delivered at your door, steam heated flat, all four house, plastered sleeping purcli, Barnett n furnished 1940-- with board for Building. phon IK. J4H7-R- low with glassed-i- sleeping porch. 814 65c per month. Phone $1,250; $250 cash and $25 a gentleman convalescent, phone steam heat. 608 hi West Centrnl. nished. 1207 Office lloura South Sixth. NAVAJO ltl.'GS 117 60per month. East Central. SALE seven-roo- and FOR Positively nt cost. J. L. PUILUrS, Hal Estate. month. to II a. m., and I to 6 p. tn. FOlt My house Two-roo- RENT Front bed room, strictly 3730-.- F R P. HINT Room FOR KENT furnished house XT 'North 854-- Three-roo- m ana sleeping porch, forty-thre- e acres land, situated on the In '9n h Ul,l. Mulberry, phone 110 S. Third. Tliono frame house, Kit. MAKGAIil'.T with, 218 South Edl.h, pin. vlth board for convalescents; gcntle- - CAKTWKKiHT, the main road In Bernalillo, pew Mexico. sleeping porch. FOR BALE Winter dog two close In $1,650; $50 cash .ami Office 16. 1461-- FOR RENT Nice front room and sleep- holle, ""n nnly' Prlvata home. Phone S148-W- . tlrant WJs., Room Phon 57. Address Ilonafaclo Montoya, Ban la Fe, phone pnii's new feather pillows. 710 West month. 1123 ing porch; close In. 115 South Edith. $20 a ' HOME Residence Enst Central New Men lea FOR RENT New cottage, one room, Lead. Two adobe houses on ontj BOARDING HOUSE Nice, warm Phone 671. $12 month. FURNISHED rooms, hot water no FOR SALE Houses Four-acr- e mllei" kitchen, porch and water, heat; FOR HALE forty-fiv- e sleeping rooms; good home cooking. fOH SALE ranch, two no 414 Edison machine and Jot near $10v 04 1804 South Edith. elck; children. West Sliver. four-ron- shops $1,400; rioutn short walk from station. from postofflce, on main ditch: doub.e records; good as new. phone FOH SALK By owner, homt. Third; W. M. M. Five-roo- 2404-J- cash and $25 a month. 1c SHERIDAN, D. ' house, garage, chicken houses, FOR RENT modern house, FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms Inquire 1015 West Krult FOR P.K NT N e room s wlTlTl eVpl ng 804 for 216 McKln- - Three - room adobe house, with Practice. Limited to blooded, chickens and turkeys; .isi fur furnished, South Walter. Inquire housekeeping. West FOR KALE At "15 Enst Gold, use'l feAl-i- unck butuie, uu porches, board, for convalescents. 2416-J'- i. 614 Santa Fe. ley. luii near $1,100; $300 cash M.a. Reed, C12 South C.EXITO . I nlture; terms. Phone East lumber, boxing, 2x4's, doors, nails, etc. .NmmIi Ei Mil. 1'huliv 24(11 KZ. shops Broadway, phone ItlNAUY DISEASES FOR RENT $65; five-roo- house, fur- FOR RENT Furnished room with prlvl-leg- e C. W. Kleeh. and $30 a month. r,!. AND DISEASES OF TH13 SKIJ WALK Good flve-ruu- ear-txn- o FOR 123 i'O.t Yiome. Furnaced-heate- d Washerman In SALE Furniture nished, 114 Princeton. Inquire Vassar of parlor; garage available. Phone i D. Three - room adobe house, FOR RENT bed (own ivalmrutnry Connection. 1714-J- FOR BALE Indian twin io. Bin ill or 2138-- . motorci and all gruccry. Call at with entrance to FOH,fcALE Furniture of an elKht-room phone' W. P. Johnston, at Dodson's gntarce. South Beventh. Highlands $800; $50 cash anu private bath; lart,e gttlzpiiannnk Itldg. Thono 8. Call at 401 South FOR RENT Several furnished. FOR RENT One nice room for 400 North Fourth, month. Also sleeping porch, for two. 1207 .East home; everything. cottages, large i'OH siALK By owner, new modem $20 a jsrouuwmy. ft $25, $35. $40 and $45. on car line. In Housekeeping, for lady employed. 517 FOR HALE new atlobe same terms. CHIROPRACTORS West Sliver. Cheap, Edison phono- house, near ltoblnatm parlc, 75U $1,100; SALE-r-Ve- ry 1218 south Editn. FOR RENT Nice front bedroom, CAK.-tttt- FOR beautiful 0x12 rug, quire graph and records. Leaving town. Call jjuo Phono IBUo-- airy E. V. cnah, pev month. Real suitable for one or glaNSed-l- n an excellent Xmas present. FOR RENT Unfurnished, new FOR RENT Sleeping rooms for gentle- at 1222 East street. Estate Exchange. two; also i reasonable; FOH HA.hH TKAUJfi JVlouern lutir-ruo- hlrnprnetor. 7x14 men Uli sleeping porch, with excellent board. -- u See Mr, B. Townsend at J. C Penny Co cabin with sleeping porch and employed, $8.00 up; no sick. 81$ FOR SA LE Beautiful New man- Phono 79. 40 V. Copper A 19 and Armljo MiilldlnsT. 1002 West Silver. Oibsuu ho us, Bleeping poreh, real home. 719 South Walter. Phone store. garage. Apply South Hlgh dolin garia 15SS-M- . (flat model), leather casl, cheap. full bizq lot; a bargain. X6U Eait SALE buf- RENT Five-roo- house, furnished. FOR RENT Southeast front room, fur- Call 605 North Second. FOR Heating stove, dresser, FOR MIR AMO.NTEH-O- kitchen cabinet, library table, sani- electric lights, city water, pianola, etc-- I nace heated, new house, close in; no fet, FOR SALE Saddle, kiS"!Imi 8AL& 713 A SANATORIUM-HOTE- L t'UH K.NT Three-roo- cot, two rockers, book case. 411 $60 a month. 1423 North Virginia. sick. 223 South Arno. By owntir. West Coal, for tubercular it apartment, ju-- tary tank; other ranch articles. 515 West WANTED 1379-l- t. West Marble. frame stucco, 4 roomi and bath, 2 Miscellaneous convalescents; graduate nurse In at- vate bnlh. Phone FOR RENT Modern, unfurnished, clean FOR RENT Large furnished front room, Atlnntlc. Phone 4"n.rt. vacant-Term- large porches, newly decorated, s WANTED feed. tendance: rates by the week or month. FOlt HUNT Three-roo- PALE white enameled doll four-roo- with man preferred; no sick. Phone 1385-- Cattle to I'hone Call 2400-J- furnished ftpax; FOR Large house, slseplng porch FOR SALE .Minnetona churn ami but- If desired. Phone 1803-- 2409-R- . electric steam cooker, and Call at 625 North Sixth. 601 South Third St. ment. Call 608 South Fourth-- buggy, lamp, garage. ter worker. No. 820. W. P. John four-roo- 806 I'UK fciAl,E A furnished cot- b'VH RESERVATIONS may now be had at St. FOK KENT New furnish-e- pictures and flat Irons. North FOR RENT four and five-roo- FOR ItE.NT Room and glassed-l- n sleep- ston, Yzu hoiim Arno. cu:kjng and serving dinners and small, d Three, on 50 foot lot near H. H. 1589-- John's Sanatorium (Episcopal): rates, Twelfth. and some furnish- ing 224 South tage shopa. parties, phone apartment, steam heat, hot water. apartmrnts houses; porch, gentleman only, FOR SALE Used tractors, and Only 7iii) for tile. J. A. Ham- $17.50 to $2.5 per week; Includes - two W. H. 206 Walter. Phone 2272-- quick S' OVKS private Tnqulre apartment 7, 1215 West Roma. FOR SALE Two library tables, ed; steam heat. MsMtllljii, wun gang Hardware mond, East BUver. Phone IGZU-- POLISHED anw set up. Krvlu room with sleeping porch, connected to plows. Depart- 84 HUNT three-roo- dressing tables, two heavy leather arm West Ooia. FOH RENT Furnished rooms for ment & Co. Bedding Co., phone 471. both and toilet; medical care, medicines, FOH Modern furnish- odd light J. Korher FOH fcSAE Account c'ltyl ed chairs, one kitchen table, and several Three-roo- furnished water and fur- leaving HAULl.Nti Coro- general excellent ed apartment with bath, clos lh. Call FOR RENT house, housekeeping; lights FOR SALE One Uxl2 wn two-ton- e or unfurnished mod- of all .kinds done. Joa nursing; meals, tray 505 br 1820-M- . no North Second. cnnirs. ton west uwiu. and bath, at 201 goutu nished. 710 West Lead. ar- lla, service; extras. All rooms have steam sleeping porch rug. one etrolt Jewel em hou&o; icreened nicely phone hot-an- e; In- larjje gas range. porches, cold Rev. FOR Two FOR SALE Oil and atjvus Edith; will be vacant December 13. FOR RENT rooms 143S-.- heat, running water. RENT furnished rooms, for Housekeeping and Call mornlnp-s- Phone ranged fnr two families. West Central, EXPERTS trunk and furniture crating. W. H. r, child's bed. dressers, wardrobe, chlnn quire 224 South Edith. no 2204 Zi;'.-- Superintendent. Phone IlKht housekeeping; adults; no sick. of sleeping porch, for two persons; JUST RECEIVED a near park. Phone owner, J. Call for Jos. Phones 307 or 3'JC, prlcts 491. 724 case; largest stork large consignment ' South Second. cabinets, dressing FCR RFNT Four room frame house. children. ,110 South Walnut. , 15c FUH BALE and ress- ii. bio. used furniture In city. 825 South Fl.st. of of plnons, the pound. Robert By owner, FOlt modern, on farm north Menaut ROOMS 1114 OOUDSON Sc CO. RENT Three furnished housekeep-lu- g TTIMttresS. IMPERIAL rice, clean rooms; West Central. large front porch, modern bungalvw, Cleaning paper and fi STN ESS CHANCES CAT C n.u.nnnrl h,1 and school; rent $27.50 per month. E. J. rates or week. In east all rooms, with sleeping porch, olos $9 1104. by day Over Pastime CLARIFIED and Pasteurized inilk, Thele good residence section; front, cU.anlng kalsomlne; work guaran- In. 41 like new, 35; three library tables, Strong. Phone 21 West In best teed. 6.14-- bast locuiiun In West Marquotto. Tncater, 1H Central, Is only one to obtain It. Albu- lawn and trees, very condition; Phone to $12.60; eight dressers, $10 to $25; Unfurnished n place town. Phon 879. FOH RENT Three FOR RENT FOR RENT Olassed-i- n and two Association. I'hone 851. would sacrifice for quick sale; leaving WANTED Medium size trunk, furnished housekeep- 8x12 rug, $8; 11x14 rug, $25; rocking porch querque Dairy 1486-T- good two rooms house of five rooms with large lot, at board across 114 town. I'hone must be reasonable. Ad- FOH SALE Growing bUBlnesa. $450 will ing rooms; also and sleeping chairs. $1 to $4.6s; Iron beds, $6 to $12.60; 418 to airy rooms; street. SALE and cot-tu- condition; 10U4 West Atlantic avenue; very handy 1886-- FOR Fresh buttermilk handle AtJrireM Jinx A, care porch. Forrester. $1 new all cotton mat- North Maple, phone FOH SALE in dress Trunk, care Journal. Journal. springs. to $4.60; Co., 207 also fresh milk In gallon By owner, the Fourth Three-roo- railroad employes. City Realty cheese; five-roo- FOR RENT furnished $7.75; tables, $7 to $14.50; FOR RENT 11514 seven lots. 1K15-- ward, modern bungalow, gar- - SCAVENGER AND GENERAL HAUL- FOR SALE tirnall grocery and apart- tress, dining -- West mold, 667. West Gold, Swnyne's Dairy, phone n - $1 to $3.25; commodes, $1 phone ge, has liKht and very best ING. Reasonable rates. E, A. wpII g. Ca at 316 South- Bpvent h . ment, strictly modern throughout. dining chairs, rooms and bath; good repair, $40. Star FOR HALE Beautiful new P. bueoulK heat; Griffith, jl 600 South stand $1.75 to $2.76; 409-- J. district tn 722 East 2JI99-- FOH BALE Apply Walter. to $2.50; tables, Furniture Co., phone player-plali- or city; priced right; Iron,phone Hest little hotel on Central bed and mat- HELP WANTED mahogany case; cash over FOH RENT rooms fire- $3.50; baby 1 8 'J 4 easy terms; not priced phone; WANTED To relit "Santa'Claus avenue, for uulck Four furnished, porch swings. to ELOl.N UuTEL rooms ana easy payments. Particulars phone f costume, priced right nale; tress. $7.50; baby $1.60 $7.50; Mnle. shown by appointment only. Phone for University Xmas program, Deo. 17. terms. Address Hotel, car JmmM. place, modern; reasonable rate; elosa $6; machine, $10; housekeeping apartments, by the day. FOR SALE Chicken sandwiches, 1'ig'n In highlands. Phone 924-- sanitary eot, Singer A- -l week or 602 E. D. Jr., care Journal. FOH SALE One of nusinera like now, $30; oil heat- WANTED Singer and entertainer at month. Vj West Central. Whistle candies, best Ice cream In the Horgan, the best kitchen cabinet, once. Box 22, care Journal In In 215 FOlt RENT Two rooms with bath, fur- hers, to $5; oil cook atoves. $10; Address FOR RENT Two nice unfurnished city. We deliver free. College Inn, BY OWNER, modern house UNION LATHERS i.uthing done properties Albuquerque. $3.50 wood fire- E. & Firat atreet. Inquire at H,it3l nished for light housekeeping. 0T cool $7 to $14; coal range, $20; FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, beginners $150, rooms with bath and phone 241. Fourth ward, hard floors, promptly by J. Thlelloff Sons, Savoy South heaters, large sleeping screened three 1104 North 87B-- First. Inquire Savoy Hotel hard coal burner, $15; pictures, mirrors, later $250 monthly. Writ Railway, porch. 815 West' Mountain Road. Phone FOR SALE Alfalfa, nineteen dollars pt.r place, largo porches, Eleventh, phono 302-- - bed rooms with extra large FOK BALE FOR RENT Two nice rooms and clocks, medicine cabinet, toy wagons, care Journal. ton; also beardlers one soventy-flv- e light, airy WELDING AND CUTTING of metals; confectionary glassed barley fronts east on lot with high-grad- e for kldlet kars, rocking chairs, all 210D-R- Rob- closets, large also welders' and carbide for shop, handling good; good sleeping porch, light housekeeping. Irish mall, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Wofun sh FOR RENT will furnished Iront room,, per hundred. Phone In excellent supplies 1 1670-- articles. 222 South our 110 E. lawn, trees, etc.; everything sale. N. M. Bteel Co.. Inc., phone 1947-- location; low rent, Addresa Shop, care !i 8"ut" Walter, phone and many other kinds of help. Try aervlit. steam heated, hot and cold water, also ert Dletl. terms if desired. Phone Journal. ' Sruth 854-- no 611 condition; WANTED Secondhand furniture and. FOR RENT Two rooms and sleeping Third, phone garage; sick. West CoaL phone FOR SAJiE Toy poodle pups, two 1877-- J. on 1W2-J- . trunks. We buy everything In house- ROOMING HOUSE Rooma all filled; porch, unfurnished; private entranc; Houses WANTED Rough carpenter, Rio months old, thoroughbreds; delivered con tral no small children. 20S North Walnut. Wanted Grande boulevard; one quarter mile WOODWORTH any time, U E. M. Brown, hold goods. Mux's Bargain Btore, 315 location; profitable investment. Newly furnished, nice, anywhere, AUTOMOBILES Tnqufr t 823 Three-rot- , Foifr-roo- South First. Phone 858. Everybody"! Candy Shop, FOR RENT m WANTED modern house; north Old Town. J. V. Swift. clean rooma and housekeeping apart- Barton, N. M. modern apart- waste your enclosed 316 South Third. ment, partly furnished, 127.60, w.tior unless price is right don't WAJfTED Partner In business, wl'l ments, by day, week or month, 212 FOR SALE Excelsior In ex- I'UK SALE i'urd truck, body. MAX BARGAIN BTOItE. at South nrrn location and terms. hog motorcycle, Phone 420. will the for WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE OME light paid. Inquire 1501 West Mar- - time; state price, require $700 and a man that le nit South Third. , cellent condition. Just been completely First, pay highest prices blO. second-han- d CAPITAL PLUS EXPERIENCE Address Mr. migei. cure unm afraid to work. Address Hogs, care FOR RENT Two well furnished rooms overhauled and repaired. Call at 516 FOR SALE Two good Kurds. Inquire your clothing, shoes and 858. FOR Interest In bunlness of proven worth. FOR RENT Modern two-roo- m WANTED Albuquerque residence; four Journal. for tight housekeeping, with South Walter. 711) North Thirteenth. furniture. Phone furnished will room-- large Addresa "Ar.bi lion,"' Postoftlca Box apartment, with seven n... nphiinni can sleeping porch, electrlo and gas; a NAVAJO RU-- BALE Form--truc- A- -l KllG CLEANERS sleeping porch;' to iwiuo, WANTED Linotype operator who lights SEND genuine ir FOR Smith fi34: no sick; no children. 609 South Broad Ing house close In, lands, suitable fr care of his machine and no children. 410 East Central. PILLOW home lor condition. 507 South Second. Ph. 1480-J- . MATTRESSES renovated. 13.50 and no. take produce TOP FOK SALE aecond-han- d way. live stock ranch, vaoant property. $1,000 A An 1009 Cen furniture and Ervln At a bargain, five See type: steady situation. Albright FOR RENT Two large rooms furnished Christmas; bargains at East FOR SALE 5 liulcfc repaired packed. R. E. several other properties. X. M. 141 touring cr, Co., 471. pool tables and one billiard table, FOJl RENT New rurnlshed note, derson, Albuquerque, for light housekeeping; porcK and pri- tral, phone first-cla- condition. Bond-Dillo- n Co.. Bedding phone In first-clas- s twelve-fo- apa..ruont. owner, 815 South Third. E condition; also oiie, naif block from Central car man-a- s vate five minutes from Cen- HOME-MAD- to Is A- avenuj WANTED Young offloe assistant entrance; NICE CAKES made city. BETTER DOKAK FINISHING It soda fountain, -l condition. In line. Call 1315 Kast tral, on car line. "02 North Third. on Central, Woodlawn by mercantile house; typist preferred. order; leave your order ittvr for fruit FOR BALE Some used better. Return postage paid mall quire at 129 West Silver. or 1375-M- . FOR RENT Ranches 2i'D extia good cars; Apnrtments, phone Answer, stating age, experience and sal FOR RENT Beautifully furnished front cakes for Christmas. Mrs. Mackey, easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co.. t08 orders. The Barnum Studio, 219), West FOH BALE Established business A seven-acr- e two Address Box 26, car bed In East Silver, 1285-- N. M. retail FOH KENT Furnished threa rooms, FOR RENT ranch; ary expected. Jour room, private home, bath. phone West Central. Centrsl, Albuquerque, In now, anrl pos- miles the Barelai bridge. Phone nal. Albuquerque; paying private bath and Bleeping porch; heat, from furnace heat; employed gentle- FOR SALE Bedstead, springs, mattress, FOR BALE car and 410 WE HAVE more calls for rental prop- sibilities for large Price $6,000. water 1005 1830-w- . no 806 Ford touring profits. and light furnished. Apply Female man; sick. West Marquette, Moore's hot blast heater, range, boiler, 917 erty than we can supply. Wo want Owner has good reason for rast-ur- e, 1584-- gauge Stephens shotgun. Apply selling. Wwt Central. A farm phone four low oven, some roof to rent. J. L. Real A. FOR RENT large wlth,ulg Ex- gas range Third. your houo Phillips, B., Morning Journal. Two-roo- one-na- if WANTED Experienced collar girl. South 364-- FOU ItE.NT all fenced; five and mi's FOR RENT Well furnished room, sepa- pnlnt. 823 North Third: sanitary. Estate, 1 10 South Third, phone furnished apart- celsior Laundry. FOR overhauled. BUSINESS FOR SALE Old tabllshod ment for ; See P. F. McCanna's Real next to Albu- SALE Truck, newly excel- light housekflaplng private from city. rate entrance, bath and toilet; BUTTER Ask your grocer for WILT,, GfvE PIANO storage and mereantr located ratlruad. rea ft Office. WANTED A woman for general cook- em- cheep for cash. 616 West Atlantic. business, jn home; fin; suit hie fir ona or tw Emte can be arranged for housekeeping; Association If lent care in of Will 13-- ing. 809 West Copper. querque Dairy butter; Phone 1420-- private home; family sell for value of Improve flents i.lnne. ladles employed. Phon 11 ployed person preferred, $12 and up. your grocer can not supply you, call at only two adults. Can give thoroughly Good reason for selling. If inttresld Jn FOUND Maid. 316 1766-- 6 1 FUR SALE OR TRADE For cows, FOU KENT furnished com- LOST AND WANTED Apply housekeeper. North Arno, phono after the dairy, North Feoond. light satisfactory local references. Address S. good-size- d addr-a- s Apartments Klx Buli-- condition. proposition, jnitofflce fur Jitfht between A- Albuquerque Sanatorium. p. m. touring car; good J. B.. care Journal. box 638 Albuoueraus plete hnusnkooplnfT, including LOST Large truck chain, PLATER piano for a Xmn gift, with Afl.lreKS O. L., csre Journal. lights, heat and rib. 2 5 North Seventh. and TIJeras, N. M.; finder WANTED Girl for general housework. WANTF.D Careful Kodak of , lbuquerque thirty records, for sale cheap; Liberty In excel- finishing. YOUNO man with moderate amount rrarifl Apiirtrnf-nts- phone 314. Hotel. Apply azs Nortn Tmrteentn WANTED Position bonds terms to FOR SALE Oldsmobile six, Twice service. Remember, satis- to business con- call Sturges taken; responsible party. or dally capital desires make ItE.NT Iui-k- with 1018-J- . 1222 lent condition; a bargsln; cash faction Send FOlt Three rooma and tOST Diamond" lavalllere, set WANTED Oirl for general housework. waU TED Stenograph lo and clerical Phone or West Central. 148J-- guaranteed. your finishing nection. Only reputable, substantial bus- ; 1566-W- terms. 1304 West Centrnl. phone re- glassed sleeping porch, bath- adjoining-- and two keys on string, between Apply at 619 North second. work. Phone SOFT SPOTS Heel and cushions to a reliable, established firm. Banna iness considered. Bank references pearls 619 South arch for completely furnlsh.nl for housekeeping, New Mexico Candy Kitchen and WANTED Woman for house- WANTED Work as maid cr fallen cures all foot sEii; Mcintosh auto company ft Hanna, Master Photographers. quired. Communications will be mutually 611 Arno, general waitress, prevent Insteps; used all used Max- care Kas and eonl ranse West foal. Arno; reward; return Jo 61jSjmth work; must be Ofd took,- '$5 West light housework. Phone 1191-.- troubles. 81. Plantar Arch Supports; Thos. tires, sizes, parts; RAZOR BLADES Send or bring your confidential. Addresa Business, - Reo Chalmers cara. FOU KENT Two . F. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West Central. well, Studcbaker, and blades for doubie-edg- e, roomsT!., closet an I Lead. I DO general house and floor 0 West dull resharpenlng; thr-- hath-- FOR RENT Office Room cleaning Central. 85c; 25a dozen; pantry; rooms, and cl t, WANTED Girl to do ho'lsiwcrk and J. W. 1430-- FOR SALE Fine by the box; single edge, per first-clas- s waxing. 1owe. phone apples, ALE-Livetq- ck all nicely furnlshod. In condi- 214 West must Romnn Arkr.nnaw WANTED USED CARS have your raaor honed and set 'ty FOR S FOR RENT Office space wash dishes; speak English, til WANTED Washing and Ironing by the Jonathans,, Beauties, WE PAY CASH used cars of tion, modern except heat; no chlL1rn ; . . . - ... ,. G nnos, Wine for any work guaranteed. Kobza Bro:hers 'ItOIO. n..-.-jjq.lV South Broadway. Call 1204-- 6:30 p. m. Black, Bon Davis, Kapns. condition. FOR SALE Fresh young cow and bred Rood location. Inquire 616 South Mxth. piiuuq day. after 1628-- 705 make, regardless of Viaduct at Drug atore. steam Phone or call Wm. Doldc, '' Ruppe's VoR RENT Attractive office, WANTED Second girl to assist In care WANTED and to take Garage, 600 South Second. does. 717 South Arno. -- water furnished. of Mrs. S. Lewtnson, 0i Washing Ironing South Broadway. ALBUQUERQUE WINDOW CLEANING heat, light and Infant i. home. 105 East Coal, phone 1505-- I HAVE 2.100 equity in modern bunga- CC Windows cleaned and floors FOH SALE Bucks, 'does and frying PAINTING PAPERING Wright building, opposlf postofflce. Luna boulevard. ASBESTOS yHOOF PAINT Fourth rabbits. 710 West I.ead. WANTED To prune your fruit trees; GOOD for all kinds of roofs, II per gal- low, partly furnished, ward, scrubbed; stores, offices and houses WHEN considering puiming. paperhaiiK-Ing- r office A In of four; first-clas- high-grad- e Jer-se- y FOfTrENT Three very desirable WANTED cook a family s work guaranteed. Phone lon. 110 South will exchange for auto and cleaned; reasonable rates and honest FOH SALE Horse, wagon, harness, or kalsominfns1, call 234, or call will rent to Mrs. u. The Maxano Co., 195. at rooms, heat and water; good wages right party. Bikes, 1422-- 1834-J- . little capli. Postofflce box work. Postofflce box 101, A. Granone; cow and calf. 301 North First. 207 Hanson St light, 708 y Wninut, phone Try a built up Kast Centrnl, for powers, as whole. A. B. Mllner, Weinman, West Copper one-to- n first-clas- s separately or a WANTED Nursing by good, reliable, roof, will last as long as the building. FOR SALE Ford light truck, J150; leave four calls American Grocery, phone FOR SALE Very cheap, three good wirk painters and paperhangera; SI3VS west weiuiBi. WANTED Woman to do washing and Ford 300, worm drive; 5 251. horses. Transfer Barn, we guarantee all our work; no Job too practical nurse; charges reasonable. SALE Two men'swoolen truck, Shufflebarger ' weex. uau FOR suits of o- - Ironing every other at tie Phone 1370-- cost 25.50 suit, light Bulck, 1590; Bulck 660, and 114 John big too small, "FOR Real Entate West do not phone. underwear, size 36; per 11 West dold. Poultry-Egg- SALE Marble; WANTED WORK on farm or ranch, washed once; will sell cheap or trade Dodge touring oar, 1400. FOR SALE i FOR SALE OR TRADE For cows, light "SALE Fine 60 foot lot on East WANTED Young ladles to take ordeis not too for board. sweater or sweater-coa- t, Sedan Tour- WB POULTRY AND "f Six Bulck car; condition. VOR - heavy; will work for a Inquire FOR SALE Used Ford and BUT BABBITS touring good TIME CARDS Silver at reduced price. J. A. Ham- Phone 604-- at Casa do Oro, 813 West Gold, room 11. Brothers Roadster; Dodge all kinds.' Phone 852-- 302 South Address O. L., care Journal. Bllver. Can soe wertn pecom. ing; Dodge mond. 824 East mornings, MIDDLE-AGE- wishes the man- FOR SALE Cheap, Brothers renewed touring car; also Max Broadway. FOR SALS Two horses, two colts. 100 cor-n- of some lady LOT FOR SALE I Will sell WANTED Elderly lady oulture, agement of refined widower's home- - tractor, twelve horee power on well and Btudebaker; FOR SALE! Entire stock purs bred S. C. chickens and good collie dog, cheap. lot, only three blocks from city for light housekeeping, for ilderly Address Box 11, carl Journal. draw bar, twenty on pulley; three Emer- Hupmoblle truck. J. Korber A Co., Auto R. I. Reds, breeding pens r singles; Mr. Lawrence. 1204 North Eleventh. O. R. B.. care Journal. widower. Address C. U care Jo'irnal. fourteen-lnch- will 783. hall Price $650. WB AUDIT, CHECK, OPEN, CLOSE and son Bottom plows, ; Dept., phone also a fine lot of bronse urkcrs. Mrs. FOR SALE care load good work horses. mercantile In 712 24U-J- 5 WANTED Stenographer by books. WILLIAMS ft ZANG, take car exchange, E. J. Adair, H. B. Watklns, phone some good mares, all young; some are "TYPEWRITERS age, keep West house. Answer, stating experience room I Mellnl building. Phone 701-- Fruit. DRESSMAKING RED POULTRY YARDS Thoroughbred not broke, at Grand Wagon yard, 310 overhauled! and salary expected. Address Box !6, S. R. I. Reds. Barred Rocks, North TYPEWRITERS All makei WANTED-4-Wo- rk of DRESSMAKING day, 3. Phon. C Kinglet Broadway. ma- care Journal. any kind; houss by the breed Ribbons for every odd Jobs of car- EOfi, Tmpertol Rooms. cockerels, pullets, hens and pens for FOR SALE Span of real work mules WES'iBOUNO Dally. and repaired. Ex- $10 month cleaning, kalaomlnlng, BALE of City uga-w- . EARN BOARD Room and 604-- FOR Five hundred shares ing. 418 West Atlantic, phone and Train. Arrive. chine. Albuquerque Typewriter penter work. Phone 201 East Dr. R. WANTED children's sew-- I weighing 1400, five years old, Depart. while school: catalogue free. E'ectrlo below Dressmaking; CHICKS-lHATCHI- NG 1 T:30 pro. S:30 attending AjCWIB. Railway, par. 1180-- BABY EGGS heavy set harness, at a bargain. Bells No, The Scout.... pra change. hjmeJ8J:JJ2a 806 H South L. K. T. n alty. Mrs. Bnker. phone a llackey Business College, Bust, Armljo building. gjppcl FROM our y White Stable. No, Calif. Limited. lo:30 am 11:00 am WELL educated young man desires em- Williams' MlT Leghorns. Livery RENOVATING Main, Los Angele . HEMSTITCHING, pleating. Chicks 120 per 100; eggs 112 per 100. CATTLEMEN Can 600 head ot No. 7 Fargo Fast.. 10:50 am 11:80 am MATTRESS ployment here; not health seeker; SO0 South Broadway, ph. T77-- pasture m WANTEP -- Ladles all over N Mextio oil or tlnery. R. I. Reds that are real Reds, chicles cattle, of grass and water; all No, The Navajo. .12:35 am 1:00 $3.60 and up. clerical, garage work preferred. SALE O. B. check with side and 114 100. Hatch off plenty SOUTHBOUND. ifyjitisREroVA'rlNll, to take orders for my medallions; good 1485-- FOR F. track, Pl.EATI.NO, accordion, box; $22 per 100; eggs, per under fence; reasonable. Address furniture mr Phone . 15 prlo Rug cleaning, repairing, pay. Write ma for particulars. Harry order, 100 pounds extra good pecans, msll orders. N. Crane, North each Monday and Thursday. Parcel post R. P.. caro Journal. No. J9 El Paso Kip . 10:10 pm Phuua 471. Brvln Bed WANTED By graduate nurse, private 20o 100 good drv 314. Mesllla Mrs. No. 27 11:J0 nlture packing. Rea, 606 North Second, AlbaqU'ra. pound; pounds quality Seventh; Crane Apartments, phone prepaid. Valley Hatchery, FOR SALE bred all El Paso Exp am Company. New Mexico. cases or Institutional work; competent Decans. 15o pound: twenty-fiv- e poui.ds H. V. Las Cruccs, N. M. Fine rabbits; yjune EASTBOCND...' ding UPyi'O-DAT- DRESSMAKING Young Bundy. new will sell reason- In tubercular, maternity and general good quality dry pecans, 20c pound. Par stock; hutches; No. Th 2:10 pm 1:40 pm Mule 1239-- - lrfdles' dresses a specialty; reasonable. must leave Call t Navajo.. PAINTING and Female. nursing. Phone cel w. uauies-vlll- able; city. mornings, 4 :40 post prepaid. J, Mltcneii, Miss Ilalclvuck, 10'A West Central, phone PEjlSONAJL rear 211 West No. Calif. Llmlied. 6.00 pm pra YOUNO over 17, dealrlrg Texas. Marquette. ' YOU consider puoue men, women, NURSE wants position, nursing and keep- t n4-- 1421-- J. No. 8 S. F. 7:36 1:10 pm WH3N painting, BARBERFor private homes. Ph. W of Eight.. pm 1547-- estimates furnished free; all government iav ing house for Invalid or healthseeker; AUTO and seal FOR SALE arebreeders grade 10 7:20 am am ,. - positions, fnm muiviH. USE EI'FECTO TOP be-t- No, The Scout.... 7:50 no WiUW K lint 1,1...' - two years' axperlence In hospital. Effecto Auto Enamel, Vals-(- U.EARN SPANISH With Spaniard. 1007 Holsteln cows, and have on hand FROM SOUTH. work guaranteed: )olitopUro. 'lur ,..''Service'.'. dressing. MONEY LOAN een hundred choice Terry, (former Civil examiner. N. C care Journal. Enamels on automobiles. JO jNorin eeconu. three and four No, M From El Paso :J5 pm ,. r z u. Valspar cows and belters. As we ara a little WANTED Rooms Hontmentni mug., vyasmnffton. man de- Plymouth Cottage Paint. Homestead MuNK TO LOAN On watches, dia- PHRENOLOGIST No. 90 Prom El Paso 7:00 am WANTED Experienced office Sat- crowded for room, would sell ft limited sires seventeen experi- Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. monds, guns and everything vsluaole. SARAH M. JONES, 112 Cornell avenue, No. SO connects at Telen with No.. tJ YOUNG' to take an apart- position; years number at ft reasonable TJis City - LADY willing CARPENTERING not isfaction assured. Thos. F. melehcr Leath- Mr. B. Marcus, South First. 2180-- price. Pecos iians- ment with on or two other young ence: wants to locate permanently; . lit phone Park Company, Denver, Colo., for Clovis, Valley, City and man. a- - 1678-- er Co., 408 West Central. phonev1057-J- to Dairy O references exchanged. Address job healthseeker. Ptron MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, wstcnos YOUNG man wants to drive party Los phone York 7641. Coast. ladles; pettTfcdth'odij'Kino or t none ieia-j- . liberal con- Angeles, for Call 210-- ask No. 29 connect, at nebo with Re. 11 . .. care Journal. wnrir WORK for room and board, book--- and gold Jewelry; rellsble, expenses. a. WILL WANTED Board & Room fidential Gottlieb Co.. it's N. 1st. for Mr. from Clnvie and points east and sojils WANTED Odd Jobs carpentering, paint- keeper( typist, operator Bourroughs Jewelry Thompson. WANTED Real Estate 1468-- s and WANTED Board ing and roof repairing. Phone and machine; three years WANTED Prutestant home and muin-er'- CONFIDENTIAL loans on Jewelry, dia- SCIENTIFIC character analysis, posting adding WANTED lot; must be clou !n ; YOU are Address Box 15, car Journal. care for useful school girl, notr monds watches. Liberty bonds, plants, hell ful advice regarding employment. Building IfN"ANU WIFE want table board; rail IF thinking of building, phone banking. C. jf ca&b. 11. 192-- school. car Jour- automobiles. Lowest rates, Rothman's Ii. Havens, a. P.t 807 Stanford. and cheap tot Q. C, cu !. near Twelfth and West Central. plans furnished tree; all work high Address L, M., 117 Bonded ta Uia atata. addition. . Journal. . . Want Ada nal, Bguib First, Heights , Address Bos HO, cm Juurual, guaranteed, , - Journal bring results, fug Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 12, 1921.v

ROBERT J. WHO EWING, rlf JtfVt SHORT FARMING THIN DAD GLOVE HELPED BUILD RATON GUYS TRANSFER MONARCH FOOD OF WHEAT PASS, DIES, AGED 72 Call For Porridge, Wheat Pudding, Also Makes Splendid mush to Directions on the We are COURSE STARTS ARTISTS ARE TD Robert Joseph Ewfng, 78, died 1 fry. package. yesterday afternoon at his resi- 3 7 sure will like it, in fact we'll guarantee 615 South Sixth Mr. THEATRE quite you dence, street. that it will please you. Full size package, b. 12-o- z. Ewing came to Albuquerque in the 28c D early days. He built the Raton LAST TIME TODAY for S ARRIVE T CRT pass and helped to build the rail- IR! road into Albuquerqque, was a sol- 25 Gent Taxi It is sterilized and has given universal satisfaction. dier in the civil war and fought HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Frank Herrera and many battles in this county with Prompt Day and Night Service to Be Subject of Bony He is a We receive lettuce by express every Monday. Dairying who will meet Bennv Cordova the Indians. survived by and Jim in the main events widow, five sons and two daugh Phone 17 Lectures and Demonstra- Flynn ters. The was Crol and coffee. of the boxing program at the Crys- body taken to Open and Closed Cars. Dierker's Master Production Chase and Sanborn's teas at tal will here lott's funeral parlors and funeral Hugh tions Today; Meetings Friday evening, arrive not Invited. tonight and may possibly appear arrangements will be made un C. of C; Public for short work-out- s at Moose hall, til the arrival of one son who lives WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY although it Is provable that their in Richmond, Calif. The Jeweler first training will be tomorrow FOGG, "When Dawn Came" HOMER H. WARD, ROBERT JONES night. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Jewelry S15 Marble Avenue Coal and South Walter 10:00 a. m Opening address, Herrera will meet Benny Cordo- Just out of A A. O. the high rent district. Powerful Drama Of ------67 Pimms, county va in place of Mike Baca, of Santa DOINGS Phone Phone commissioner. Fe, who will be unable to fill his Opposite Postofflce. 003-- J. (122 10:20 a.m. Jersey History, contract due to sickness. Bony The cold weather has somewhat Phone S. Fourth. AflO FAITH Meldrum Gray. Galiardi, the fighting Italian, will LIFE, LGE ten-rou- Interfered with the foundation work 11:10 a. m.Holsteln History, take cm Jim Flynn in the in some six or new homes C. H. Christ. go which will vie with the main eight iBi"''' Just started In the past week or 1:80p.m. Feeding Dairy eventer for interest. ten FOR SALE OR RENT. Added Attractions: ! J. S. Bowers. All of the will be seen each days. Calves, boys The University Grocery has been Six brand new houses, ! 1:50 p.m. Selecting the Jer- - evening at Moose hall et 7:30 some corner Ninth and Coal. Will LET'S GO Meldrum 4 o'clock. from Trinidadi the adding very attractive holiday "jH jjjjj sey Cow, Gray. Coming stock to their supply of and sell one or all on reasonable "WE SHOULD $ m. Milk boxers win have no trouble staple J:30p. Feeding for visiting fancy groceries. terms. See F. H. Strong or L. MY" 3 Production, Roy Camp- - getting used to the altitude and are C. W. J. Leverett has completed the Bennett. Two-Pa- rt 3 bell. said to be in the pink of condition of his home In white PHONES 75 or 145. A Percy and Ferdie Comedy, and 7:30 In Jersey- - now. p.m. Jersey Cordova Is his concrete, which very materially im- land, Meldrum Gray. Benny looking proves the appearance of his prop- PADLIKE FREDERICK 8:00 p. m ricturo Show on best for the past two years. He has been in constant since erty. "CURRENT EUEHTS" ' t Dairy Cattle. training In last summer, when sickness pre- CHRISTMAS TREES Call "6 7 8" $4 vented his bout with Mike Baca at IL Santa Fe. Benny weighs 142 now GUY'S TRANSFER AND WATCH US MOVE Regular Prices to down to 138 E LURE OF JADE" The five-da- y agricultural course and expects get by Phono 371 2nd and Lead (Moving is our business). Ex- will start this morning at the Friday. pert piano movers. We satisfy Jim Flynn has started training particular people. ; amMaaistttiL,i..di The Story of a Woman Transformed. Chamber of Commerce parlors at in earnest for his bout with Galiar- 158 Taxi & Baggage 158 Directed COLIN CAMPBELL 10 o'clock. The course Is who is he has BROWN'S TRANSFER AND by being di, the strongest boy STORAGE - ever been matched Fans baUllBWbikiaiali nnd given under the direction of Coun- against. J. W. BRASFIELD c 3 Lee who Is also who have been watching hii work- ty Agent Reynolds, outs claim that if he sticks to It he Watch, clock and Jewelry repaired. "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day receiving the of the American, Swiss and English State All of farm will give the Fighting Italian a run "TROLLEY TROUBLES" college. types for the money. Flynn has never makes, GAYLORD LLOYD in problems will be discussed at the S. 917-- Established 188S course been pitted against a boy who 117 First Phona J meetings, the today being tested his metal and as a conse REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES devoted almost to dairy THEATER' entirely quence has never been forced to problems. hard work. Local fans are wonder- Lyric Aside from the lectures, there he will will of demon- ing how stack up against LOST be a largo number such lad as Galiardi. 1 The is ac- a cover continuous to 11 p. m. strations. county agent The work-out- s at Moose hall are Radiator for Dodge LOCAL ITEMS tive in securing for the county a free and the fans are invited to Roadster. Lost in Highlands, better of stock, LAST TIME TODAY GENUINE grade especially Ipok the boys over each evening. l'resbyterlnn Sanitarium, UKWATCHMAKERS dairy cows, and much has been ac- & JEWELER! Coal Supply Co- hons 4 and 6. in line Phone 534. No.f 4. of the complished this during the Mineral lodce DIAMOND RING past few years. Representatives Shelled Pinon Nuts. Phone Knights of Pythias, will meet at 8 The of from Reveral of the national dairy 802. Fannie S. Spitz, 323 DUNCAN o'clock tonight. rank cow associations are on the pro- WILIMI and be conferred. Esquire will gram for today. North Tenth. Ada Philbriek Phono 2418-.T- The courso will also Include H. M. Galles, manaKer of the New Shriners, Attention! EDITH JOHNSTON left last home economics under the direc- We deliver any size any , Mexico Motor corporation, tion of Home Demonstration Agent night to visit the Cadillac factory where. Henry Transfer Con Regular annual meeting will Maude Doty. Trips for demonstra- be held at 8 o'clock this even- at Detroit, Mich. tions will be made to th Atrlsco Phone 939. ELMSHOTEL IN P. 644-- ing at the Masonio Temple. 300 North First. Dr. Murray, Osteopath. cannery and several .Star are j community Election of officers and Finest rooms Members of the Eastern other home economics rep- in the state expected to meet at Strong Broth- - flourishing resentatives. steam heat, hot and cold El this at 2:30 enterprises. t f. . m water all outside rooms. PEP MlWMWh'ir'W rs' parlors afternoon course af- U U n I U o the funeral of Mrs. The will close Friday with or with- o'clock to attend en- Eats. Weekly rates, L. E. ternoon when a synopsis of the NAVAJU out to Fletcher. tire course will bo In nUuS private bath, $4 $10 week E. G. Fuhrmeyer, secretary of the given Span- Transient rate $1.50 single; Hoover Motor company, distributors ish for the benr fit of those who do Moccasins, Baskets, $2.00 double. re- not speak English. of Nash automobiles, has Just Jewelry. Gems, Laces. With bath $2.50 single anu a to a, service turned from trip SPECIAL THIS WEEK Trading Post. double $3.00. A Story of the West In the Early Days When Men Fonght tor meeting to the Nash factory at Ken- WRIf.HTNVVIWVJJll woman's honor and their own A love with a osha, Wis. Detroit, Cleveland and Jn(iinn Building FOR SALE safety. strange story also visited. FOUR Opposite Postofflce. queer twist that keeps tlio spectator In suspense and springs many Denver were EXTENSION Two Great A film tnat fascinates the audience. Factory wood, full truck load, ONLY $5.00 Diamond Rings at surprises. four Hahn Coal Bargains if sold at once. These " dollars. Company. stones are in and Phone 91. Tills ring Is guaranteed SOLID perfect cut YOUR PIANO Added Attraction: All members of the Woman's GOLD and tlio sot Is n genuine COURSES OPENED pure white. Benefit association of the Macca- full cut DIAMOND. The, big- One Is Karat to at Should Be Tuned bees are requested meet Strong gest bargain In Albuquerque and tlio other $4 Karat "SHORT AND SNAPPY" , Brothers' undertaking parlors at 2 for 5.00. Should have a watch. o'clock afternoon to attend the See these. You can buy them v this Elgin movements, cased for Two-Pa- funeral of Mrs. L. E. Fletcher. OTHER DIAMOND RINGS AT in 12 at loan prices. Apply Christmas A rt UNIVERSITY open face cases, Best Comedy Mrs. R. R. Nichols has returned or 16 sizes for $17.50 Tuner In the State. to the city, after spending the sum- up to $120010 213 S. Street Okla- WISEMAN'S WATCH SHOP First mer and fall in Kansas and 215 South Second St. REGULAR ' homa. Four university extension cours- Albuquerque Music PRICES Mrs. W. A. Hausers has returned es will be open to the public on to the city, after an absence of Rot ii Saturday of this week. Each Store L..l-fci-.- i'. 1.1'- - 1 two months at St. Louis, Mo., where man's course will consist of one lecturj she was called illness and i or demonstration a for Phono 778. 311 W. Central. by the Music Store week eight DOCTOR death of her father. J. H. Schaales. and Jewelry weeks. MARGARET C. BREWTNGTON Courses will be offered in Eng- Let Us Send a Man 117 8. First St. Pbone 017-- J LBPPERY GULCH Has moved her office from 115 lish literature, mental and educa- FUN FUfJ To replnre that broken window tional homo economics West Gold to 118 South Third, I tests, for in glass. Albnqucrqne Lumber Co.. J housewives, and educational hy- the 421. Theaters vToday Metcalf Phone 42S North First 1 DEATHS AND FUNERALS giene. and High Jinks Building The English literature courRO FOR SALE "B" Theater Presenting Hugh will be given by George S. Hubbell, E. Dlerker's supreme achievement CARABAJAL Mary H. Caraba-Ja- l, Ph. D.. nnd will hold its first meet- soul-stlrrln- g Nice a story of human 2 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing at the high school at 9 o'clock BIG FUN TONIGHT Roasted Pinon Nuts appeal entitled "When Dawn John R. Humphrey, died yesterday Saturday morning. Came," In seven reels, with an all-st- ar morning at her home at Moriarlty. Benjamin F. Ph. D., Games for Turkeys, Ducks, Hams, Blankets, Candy for Christmas Gift3 0DR SERVIC headed Miss Colleen Haught, cast by She Is survived 'by her husband, will be in charge of the course In and f Moore; also repeating the Percy David Carabajal, in addition to Jier mental and educational tests, everything imaginable 1 In for each & Ferdie comedy, "We Shoul parents. Funeral arrangements which will also meet for the first caring and every detail In the sacred trust the. Worry," and the "Current Events'' will be announced. Garcia & Son time at the hish school at 9 o'clock family places in the cmbalmer and funeral director called to pictures. are In charge. Saturday morning. render his Tlieatcr FREE DANCING FREE professional services MERITS YOUR CONFIDENCE Lyric Repeating today The course in home economics I for the last time, "Stcelhtart." will be 1114 West Central , MATTINGLT The body of conducted by Mrs. Walter From 9 with William Duncan and Edith James Mattlngly was shipped last Simpson, and will hold Its meet- 8 to p. m. Music by Moonlight Serenaders. Johnson as the stars: Camp-beHhil- In principal night to his former homo in l, ings the domestic science hail Fred Licensed Embalmer also repeating "Short and Snappy," 111. Mrs. Julia Cook and at the university. The first mooting Crollott, a two-re- comedy. of this accompanied will be at 9 o'clock Saturday. daughter city STAGED BY VETERANS OF 418-42- Pnstimo Theater Repeating It. were in The class In educational FOR SALE BY OWNER Phone 578 Modern Equipment 0 South Second St. of Strong Brothers charge. hygiene, "The Lure Jade." featurln1? I conducted by Miss Katherlne These Pauline Frederick and Leon homes are all Las Vegas Bary, FLETCHER The of Mrs. M. A., will hold Its or- FOREIGN WARS Press Brick built with other stars; also repeating body 9 and by owner. ' Louis E. Fletcher arrived from ganization meeting at o'clock the comedy, "Trolley Troubles, she died on Decem- Saturday at the high school. At the ARMORY Five Nights with Gaylord Lloyd as the star, Pueblo, where modern, Ninth and and News" ber 8. Funeral services will be Gold. COAL-F- the "Fox pictures. hold at Brothers' this FREE Lbs. REE Strong chapel SIX PLAYERS REMAIN Dec. 12, 13, 14, 16 Doors at 7:30 m. 5,000 afternoon at 2:30 o clock. Adah 15, Open p. modern i on North DR. F. A. HATCH WILL We be-fo- Chapter No. 5, O. E. S.. will offi IN TENNIS CONTEST FUN FUN Maple, half block from Central, will give it away to our customers the day re LECTURE AT MASONIC ciate at the chapel and the Rev. Christmas. You may have your choice of Hugh A. Cooper at the grave. In- AT THEJJNIVERSJTY one block from Cen- - TEMPLE THIS WEEK terment will be in Fairview tral. either Black Diamond Gallup, Swastika, Sugarite, Six men still remain In the uni- Brilliant or Commercial Lump the best coals sold Dr. A. Hatch will de- versity tennis tournament after the modern, two blocks in Save Frederick MYERS William E. 46, Albuquerque. your numbered Delivery liver a series of lectures at the lc Myers, completion it most of the matches from Central, Tickets and See Our 15 and died at his home on East Central of the first two rounds Saturday Window at 115 South Second Temple December 14, avenue son 16 under the auspices of the Scot- last night. His wife, afternoon. GALLUP COAL Can Make Good Terms, Street for further information. tish Rite. Four lectures will be and sister were here with him and Wagner and Berger still have a If you are intending to buy given during the three days. The will take the body back to his match to play in the second round. THE VERY BEST FOR KITCHEN RANGE investigate these first. NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Shrine room will lie used for the birthplace in Petersburg, Ind. Culpepper, Miller and Reeves are 821 West Silver. Phone 1948-- Phone 35 program. No admission fee will Strong 'Brothers are in charge. the other players who will enter SUPERIOR SERVICE EVERY ORDER GUARANTEED the semi-fina- ls be charged. j this afternoon. 1'nloadlng from Cars All Week. The lectures and dates follow: DONNS Charles Allen Donns, In the first round Wagner won Wednesday, December 14, at 8 55, died at a local hospital yester- from Calkins and Berger won from p. m., subject, "Amerlcanizntlon." day afternoon. He had made his Bowman, placing them together in COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. This lecture Is for men and boys home in Albuquerque for the past the second round. Wilfley defeated over the age of 19 years only. eight years and held the position of Fertsch, Clark defeated Wilkinson, 4 PHONES 5 SATURDAY MORNING EXTENSION COURSES Thursday, December IB, 8 p. m., bookkeeper for the local branch of and Culpepper won from Hoyland. lecture to Master Masons fit their Swift & Co. He leaves a widow, Culpepper was victorious in the LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS OF QUALITY. regular meeting, subject, "Whence son and daughter. Funeral an- second round match between the Let Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Borne. Came You?" nouncement will be made later. latter two winners, qualifying to Friday, December 16, at 8 p. m., Strong Brothers are in charge. play Wilfley In the semi-final- s. THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF REW MEXICO lecture on "Meaning of Sex and the Long won from Cassldy by default, Responsibility of Boys to Girls in NAVARRO Funeral of Mrs. Luz and was defeated in the second Language, Social Relations and as L. Navarro, wfto died Saturday round by Miller, who won from Davles. Horgan defeated Dow, Protectors." morning at her rusldence, 1505 OPEN TO ADULTS i West Central will be held Reeves defeated Wilkinson, and in ONLY avenue, the second round Reeves defeated REV. F. HARVEY TO this afternoon at 3 o clock from T. residence to San Horgan. ALL MASONS the family the will be ATTENTION! RETURN AS PASTOR Felipe de Nerl church. Burial The final rounds played will be in Santa Barbara cemetery. this afternoon. BAPTIST CHURCH - , OF Crollott will have charge. ENGLISH LITERATURE.- George S. A. B., A. Ph. D. A Real Treat In Store for Yon Tuesday, December 13th The Hubbell, M., (Princeton ac- of Miss University). Eight Lectures and Readings. 9 a. m. at School. Rev. Thomas F. has CHAVES The funeral ' Saturdays High Harvey JOHNSON COAL CO. Noted cepted the unanimous invitation of Anita Chaves, who died Saturday Chautauqua Lecturer, Introductory Lecture and Registration, Saturday, Dec. 17, 1921. the First Baptist church, night at a local hospital, will be Coal and Wood. according to a wire received by the held this morning at 8 o'clock at Gallup Lump $11.50 a Ton MENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL TESTS. Benjamin F. Haught, A. B., A. pulpit committee yesterday, and Crollott's funeral chapel. Burial IDOO NORTH FIRST STREET DR. H. R. M. will return here as Its pastor. At will be at Atrlsco cemetery. Phone 388-- MILLS, (Columbia University), Ph. D., (George Peabody). Eight Lectures and Dem- the farewell meeting held at the 7 onstrations. 9 a. m. Saturdays at High School. Registration, Introductory church three weeks ago. Just be- CONTRERAS Pedro Contreras, Will Speak In Masonic Temple on Lecture and Demonstration, Dec. 17, 1921. fore Rev. Harvey left to take up CO, died last night at his residence Saturday, his new duties at one of the larger at I'ajarito from pneumonia. He Battlefields the HOME ECONOMICS FOR HOUSEWIVES at the Sara'1 Atlanta churches, the congregation is survived by one son and three Fresh Lime "The of Republic" splendidly equipped have him Funeral Lump Hall, State Mrs. Walter unanimously voted to daughters. arrangements In Bulk Best on the Market Raynolds University. Simpson (Ypsilanti) in charge. remain in Albuquerque. An assist- are still pending. Crollott is in Lectures and Demonstrations. 9 a. m. on to LIME CO Eight Saturdays at the University." ant pastor will be provided help charge. SUPERIOR WHITE 7:30 m. All Masons Their Families with the work here. Mr. Harvey Warehouse At p. and Invited. Registration, Introductory Lecture and Demonstration, Saturday, Dec. 17,192l! will arrive in the city in time to MARTINEZ Mrs. Beatrlz B. Coal Supply & Lumber Co. ' preach the sermon Sunday morn- Martinez, 42, died yesterday after- Phones 4 and 5. EDUCATIONAL HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL TRAINING OF CHILDREN ing. noon at her residence at Old Albu- Katharine A. B M. two McCormick, A. (Columbia University). Eight Lectures; querque. She is survived by 9 a. m. at School. MRS. SAMUEL. SCHUTZ sons, her husband having died six Saturdays High Introductory Lecture, Saturday, Dec. 17) months ago. The body was taken 1921. , i WILL BE BURIED AT to Crollott's funeral parlors pend- STAGE ing funeral arrangements. NOTICE The EL PASO WEDNESDAY Phone 91 For Your Fuel t Registration Fee for any' one of these courses is Two Dollars1 Albuquerque not . .: CITY FI.ECTHIO SHOE SHOP ' returnable. rbone 8A7-- SIS &nnth Krrtind. to Santa Fe. Mrs. Samuel Schutz, who died at FrM and GALLUP LUMP, GALLUP EGG rati IMI.prj. , It is that student3 should Ran Jose Calif. laBt Friday, will Leaves Albuquerque-- . 7:45 am Wood Kindling and Factory Wood important prospective attend the Introductory Lecture be buried at El Paso Wednesday Arrives In Ranta Fe. . .10:45 m of any course elected on Saturday, Dec. 17, 1921, at 9 a. m. The lectures morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. nnd OUR Leaves Santa Fe 4:00 pm following will be resumed on Jan. Mrs. Berthold Spitz, Mr. and Mrs. WATCH REPAIRING Arrives In Albuquerque 7:10 pm Combine satisfaction and economy by usinjr Saturday, 8,1921. ; D. S. Rosenwald and several other 600 Cerrillos Egg, burns longer1, produces more heat. Albuquerqueans will attend the Mnst Meet the Rigid Rnlrement Phone A funeral. of tlio Santa Fe Time Service ftich Opportunity for Adults to Enjoy Privileges of the State Department. SINGER TAXI II ANN COAL COMPANY C. H. CONNER, M. . . O. Office Singer Cigar Store. University for Self Improvement. Register Osteopathia KpwlaliHt. VANN 210 West Central Promptly Stcru Uldfc, TcL 701-- J, 2033-- Watch Inspector, Santa Fe R'7.

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