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PARLEY ABROAD Republican Candidate for Jerome Uhl Starts for Rome Red Cross Program for Sol- Twice-Shatter- AFTERJOLLAPSE Governor Makes Strong to Marry, His ed dier Relief During Fiscal Replies to Two of the Romance Hav- Year Is Announced by Government Is Asked to Mrs, Rosier Suffers No Dis- Charges Made by Foes. ing Been Patched Up. the National Body. Take Part in Negotiations tress From Valvular Journal Be- Special to The New York, Oct. 23 Jerome Uhl, Washington, Oct. 28. Approxi- to Establish Peace Be- Heart Trouble With Which Moriarity, N. M., Oct. 28. painter and opera singer, started mately $9,000,000 will be expended tween Turks and Allies, fore an audience composed largely for Rome on the Maiestio today to by the American Red Cross during She Is Afflicted, of democrats, C. L. Hill, republican wed for the third tinue the woman the fiscal next June, candidate for governor, made year ending DIPLOMATSMJALL IS who first became his bride in 1903, for relief of former servico men BABY IS BANISHED strong replies to two 6f the charges his twice shattered romance hav- the BRIEF being made by his opponent. Mr. been few weeks disabled during the world war. FORMAL, VERY to ing patched up a BY. COURT'S ORDER Hinkle, in regard the charge ago at Greenwich, Conn., when the Since the care of former soldiers that he would be controlled by the him Hill said former Mrs. Uhl heard sing. and their dependents has the first Representative in the Coun- republican bosses. Mr. Uhl. then a painter, married Child's Noisy Laughter, A- from Mr. Hinkle this Of call upon Red Cross services, the coming Miss Elizabeth Norris, daughter Ear-Pierci- Where-th- Conference and unrea- national will $3,030,-t!9- 2 lternated With ng try charge has a strange Henry Lattimore Non-l- of Phila- body spend sonable sound. "The principal She divorced for such relief, and with every Is to Be Held May Be delphia, in 1903. to the Yells, Compels Pre- complaint that Hinkle is register- him in 1914, alleging he paid more chapter practically adding Chosen to Act, ing all over the state is in attention to his art than he did to relief, the total will reach tho es- siding Judge to Act, to our high salaried officials," Mr. her. He wooed and won her again timated figure. These funds will Hill said, "but he hasn't told you, In be used for services the Federal Washington, Oct. 28. Another and they were married in 1917 Oct. 28. ExamU has he, that the salary bill wo lid Santa Calif. In 1919, government is not authorized to Philadelphia, that the United States ac- If him- Barbara. nation of additional defenso request never have been passed ha however, she divorced him again, render and for which it'hus neither wit allied of . tively participate with the self had not at the suggestion alleging that tho addition of sing- funds nor facilities. nesses in the trial of Mrs. Cathor-- governments in the settlement of the republicans voted with 'hem to his made An Intricate l'ro'dcm. Ine Rosier, with tho over Governor Mc- ing accomplishments, charged slay Europeun difficulties, this time to pass the bill him pay less attention to her than Care of the men and of Oscar her Donald's veto. In other words. Mr. Is as a ing Rosier, husband, the estublishmentf o ever. Besides getting married their families regarded and his Miss Mildred Hinkle's vote on a proposition Uhl intended to Red Cross responsibilly, stenographer, between and the al- dic- again said he sing ' primary peace Turkey which he is opposed to was in Rome and Milan. He said he Ccraldine Reckitt, will occupy all lies, and the status of the Darda- tated to him by an outside influ- would be the first American singer discriminate nor niggardly requires day Monday and part of Tuesday, an ex- nelles and JBosphorus straits, was ence and if this isn't actual to appear In Wagnerian roles in patient sttitiy or an iniricate pru-i.- the defenso counsel announced to- of to bossism then von ,1 received hero today by the Wash- ample yielding Italy, singing in Milan. nml ciTittntm inst merits to day. A verdict in the present ington government. I do not know the meaning of the as exist and devel- am not discuss- situations they trial, which is on tho indictment Its formal presentation by Sli word. Of course, I op. Auckland Geddes, the British am ing the merit of the salary bill. Mr. PRACTICABILITY OF "T'l.a fn,i, ,t!r,t, ..f tlin T!i,,l CVi-lS- for murder of the girl, is there- fore not Wednes-- . bassador; Count de Chambrun, act Hinkle voted for it and now says said Barton Payne, national expected is it. I am driv- HARNESSING POWER John for Franco in absence of he against What .. annum re day. ing the . . w . v v a . . . v ...... chairman, in tins y;urs Ro- Ambassador Jusseiaiid, and ing at is this: Mr. Hinklo has a OF VOLCANO PROBED ' tnu govern- The court had to banish tho Chargo port, "is not to usurp sier because Rossi, who appeared for Senator political record which shows that ment's re,,oMsil)lliticN, but to baby, Richard, today he has in times to - of tlie child's al- Rlcci, Italian ambassador, was fol past yielded Oct. 28 the Asso- Congestion of traffic in Oicago Hock Muai freight jards. supplement official activity; har- noisy laughter, Honolulu, (by i with ear lowed by an authoritative state outside influences. I have no po- moximulv n.,mPVSl t W t ll official ternated piercing yells. litical record and all ciated Press). Delegates to the who had promi- ment from the state consequently Pan-Pacif- are of out Riihard, figured department commercial congress Railroads the arteries road freight traffic all over the ing the country for workers plans and methods; and seek an- that this that the charge against me cap be now o standardized nently in the trial, furnished government yesterday on discussed fish today. The discus- the country and the first of all country is heavier than it to help handle the deluge the individual in the was had instructed Us ambassadors in based is an inflamed imagina- commercial to has been at time since the war traffic. This Bcene was needs. other feature of the day. This tion. I want to assure sion ranged from the destruction enterprises reflect any snapped mass and his peculiar when Mrs. de- London, Paris and Home, to inform Personally to con- depression or Kail- - ended. Railroads now are scour on a dull Red Cross and Ralph Chapelle, the all that I do not know the re- of fish by mamnals the prosperity. day. "The acquires fendant's who had been ap- thOBe governments that it could you of humans. information among aunt, publican bosses. I don't want to sumption fish by distributes pointed Richard's custodian by the not officially participate in the C. McLean Frazer. professor of tho men and their families; ac- Near East conference at Lausanne know them and after I am your Bureau court, was called to the stand. Sho I am to be ruled zoology at the University of Brit- quaints the U. S. Veterans' mounted with Switzerland. governor going by man VC CTC in in-- the platform the, the dictates of my own conscience, ish Columbia, suid that has OE with the personal equation child in her arms and Assistant At the same time it was pointed been so Intent on catching salmon, OVERTHROW WHERE WILL THE 'idual cases; prepares and fur- out were in- (raided by carefully acquired In HI I L I LMIf District Attorney Knizer immediate- that there important halibut and other of the better u nishes comforts, recreation, add terests in the Near East in which formation in regard to conditions ly protested against such a course, in the state." known kinds of fish that he htj the many necessary services which that it was this government was interested and failed to notice the the Its very nature, maintaining vigorously of these Lausanne Referring to the democratic rapid depletion government, by an attempt to influence tho minds treatment by of waste of the source of supply. He PRORIR ROLLER CRUSHES DEMOCRATS CUT can procure only from voluntary conferees would be observed by charges and extravagance has and of the jurymen. Judge Barrattor Mr. Hill said: "The best answer overlooked other species of assistance. These obligations ordered the child transferred to American representatives. Regard- fish which make Just aa good eat- fall to the Red decision not to be that I can make to these charges privileges primarily other arms. ing the repre- is to .tell that of the ing. Salmon, particularly, have Cross whoso volunteer sented delegates, it was you regardless suffered and in chapters, with Despite her collapse yesterday, through continued repetition that has been many localities 56-- 0 members are k . t acquainted Mrs. Rosier entered the court said the United States had never have been wiped out. U.S. ISPLANIED situation liai- been at war- with given them, these charges are not virtually PURDUEJ., STATEITAXES? the official through calmly, apparently suffering no Turkey and believed of New Turning from fish to volcanoes son Red Cross officers attached to therefore did not believe it could by the people the to distress from the valvular hear Mexico and here is the that delegates tho congress the District offices of the Veterans' an- take part in fram proof to leave late trouble with which physicians appropriately these charges are not believed. The planned today for French Interests Team Shows Liureau." nounced she was afflicted. She is ing a treaty of peace with that na ma- Hilo, Island of Hawaii, to investi- Wine Iowa Football Mrs. Warren Says They On Armistice November 11, tion in association with the allied republican party has a normal Day, expected to take the stand in her jority in New Mexico and not in gate the practicability of harness- a Fund to Fans That It Is Should Be More when tho American Red Cross own defense conferees, i ing the power of the volcano Pledge Large 12,000 Explicit; Call for mem- Monday. The call a good many years has this party opens Its annual Roll of the British, French been aa har- Kilauea, thirty miles from thut Laws in Ameri- Still in the for Mound Turns Out will be under treat- and Italian at the state solidly united and as Fight Dry Running Wagon bership, there diplomats monious as it is today. Would this city. ment in government hospitals more PRINCESS WON'T STAY was ca Other Countries. - department made with every condition of harmony and and the Championship. to Hear G. 0. P. Speakers 25,000 veterans.- In the formality and was brief, lasting than of AT BUT A PART in the majority party exist PRODUCTION OF COAL opinion of tho surgeon general D00RN precisely three minutes. Oct. 28 the Associat- Jowa Iowa, Oct. 28 the 28. men event if the people believed that our Paris, (by City, (by Wagon Mound. N, M., Oct. the army the peak of disabled OF EACH SAYS In the that this govern state INCREASED LAST WEEK PrcsHK-rrTh- be YEAR, ment administration ia honey- ed Press.) A Jarse fund reaching Ahti'Cinted University "Require the democrats who are under.,reco,iihtruct.ion will not follows precedents establish ... combed with corruption and million of .francs been . a bed IflF. ,' '.' ed at San and graft? many ui of 'ifyfi. displaying lent, attack, your, votes on. the regie w!t "Oef.'SJ-Prinee- ss t the Remo, flenoa 3t emifltir St- - v seekivg. plea t'is; In Work. London, Her- - eoWii'i, ttie WipiiiJitij Ejjfin:" the win? tntei'estrf"df showed 12,000 faotfaall faos here ex- Active Relief 'The Hague 'conferences, the diplo- charges were true the would siou in pledgilhbyi. they will reduce taxes to say ended last mine of Reuss, who is soon to be- . people toal production during the this afternoon that it still very During the fiscal year matlc representative In the coun know it, but that are not true curreni Europe,' to ""make a merciless" where will cut and to in come the bride of the former Ger- where the confer- they week, the geological survey much in the running for the west actly they June 2,679 Red Cross chapters try forthcoming Is goinsr to be on Novem- against prohibition in I J""' were man emperor, seems to feel that ence is to be held will be chosen proved reported tonight, brought the rate campaign ern npionsh p when it steam-.wak- e more definite statements all section of the country ber 7 when the people of New Mex- of output to a point the United States and other coun- over active in the soldier re- while his secluded home at Doom ico "approaching rolled Purdue University, about their program of service," recorded is a nice and all register a real vote of confi- adequacy," but still failed to sup- tries. This figiiu will bo waged 56 to 0. lief work. During thut year they restful place that, In- was the given by Mrs. in- Would not want to live FORMER KAISER ASKS dence in the republican ply much of a for , the newly organized warning 1, 665,079 individual she there party." margin storage through The Iowa offensive, swinging Otero-Warre- reported The party held purposes. ternational League Against Pro- wr Adelina republican services to such men and every day in the year. She la re- THAT NO PRESENTS BE two into action In tho opening cjuai stances of to have told William meetings yesterday, , one at Preliminary railroad loading fig- hibition, with headquarters here. when Miller scored the flr.'t touch- nominee for representative in con- at a cost esti- ported that in American will be their dependents, she will be unable to stay at Doom GIVEN WHEN HE WEDS Stanley the afternoon and the ures indicate a total output of The campaign down reached' Its greatest push in gress to one of the largest and mated at more than $5,340,000. night meeting here. In addition to of which 2.003.000 carried on in with the anil for more than four or five months Mr. tons, the second period whvn 21 points most attractive audiences that More than 1,000 persons, paid Hill, Hugh H. Williams and tons was anthracito and tho bal- liquor forces of the United States, were in Hei each year. Potsdam, Germany, Oct. 28 (by Governor were scored on three touchdowns. Wagon Mound has ever turned out, volunteer, engaged The kaiser Is Benjamin ance bituminous. This total is it was learned today. at the of the Cross work in government hospi- former worrying a the Assoolated Press). Former F. Pankey spoke on the of the league say Only beginning last night. good deal over complying with - campaign greater than production in any Organizers third did Purduo show any tals and the Veterans' Bureau William' has especially issues at both places. have little to fenr from the quarter first in 37.000 her wishes for certain alterations no week since the settlement of the they ability to gain, Threo forward Speaking English and Move than requested that presents be given national strike last summer. prohibition forces in Europe. then in Mrs. Warren claims in his home, according to dispatch- on the occasion of his to concern to passes In that quarter hail given Spanish, made compensation and insurance es to News. marriage It further the Their chief is give every Boilermakers aa n a concise of 24,560 allowance the Daily Recently Princess, Hermine of Reuss. "The .reflected, report assistance to American the any first presentation her views were handled. the princess gave him some rather TREATISE OF AN said, improvement in the trans- possible downs when Kadeslty dashtd 1" on the Issues of the day. Discuss- and allotment cases, and 900 times are too earnest now for wets. is that the Eu Veb-ruar- v, comprehensive indicationsof her portation situation. It explained and intercepted their fourth aerial ing democratic statements that miscellaneous claims. Since that," the fallen German monarch ropean liquor forces do not want taxes service was views as to how the place should was as attempt and raced 30 yards for a are unreasonably high and 1919, when this be William quoted saying. to make the same mistake that the con their claims to be has disposed of changed. Accordingly About 30 guests will attend, ST. MARY'S DEFEATS American made touchdown. After that liwa able to make established, it is doing his utmost to make th prohibitionists tinued to score at will. Du, to the reductions, Mrs. Warren 64 174 allotment checks payable these being limited almost entirety AMERICAN MAY when they came to Europe preach- explained residence as agreeable for her as to the immediate circle. NEW MEXICO AGGIES intense heat both sides substituted that a largo part of the increase to veterans which the post office family ing prohibition. Officers in tho has been possible. It is uncertain whether the for- new will communi freely. Leland Parkin, lhr Iowais duo to growth and de- reported undeliverable. Tho News correspondent organization was se:it. re- of this stupendous Dally mer crown will be there San Francisco, Oct. 28. St. anti-dr- y leaders of who scored against Yale, velopment, Describing the The basis the wish of kaiser prince cate with the of markable individual heed, and says the former but the other sons are Mary's College defeated the America to offer the full Into the game at the beginning Improvement in schools, work, is the to have the bells of the neighbor- support second for th-- b of she asked: "Do want is concentrated upon sure to attend, as will the kaiser's ASSIST GREECE State College football team of the organization. the half itit you your the Red Cross ing countryside rung on his wed Princess Victoria here 19 to 6. America his parents from Waterloo who schools reduced? Do you want to it to the end that the disabled is not to be sisters, former today, Throughout "We are not going to seo him hack to all his ding day likely grati- and Margaret, The of Prin- the game St. held New Mex- to over had come to the game to ro the school conditions of man may obtain fied. family Mary's to ask the United States touch- 1910? It be to and that his cess Hermine will be represented ico at Its mercy. The New Mexi- throw prohibition," said Jean play. After he had made a may necessary do rights under the law, Prior to His cans down several brilliant this if you accept demo- own and his family's situation by two members each from the Agronomist, were able to score one touch- Couprie. one of the French dele following glittering care DENVER U. DEFEATS houses of Reuss and Carolath. down a executed for- Brussels runs, he was taken out. cratic promises at their face value may be rendered free from 1 Death, Told the Inhabi by finely gates to the convention, while and elect a ticket. Count Von Bentinck will be the ward pass from St. Mary's which organized the league. "We Locke played a great game democratic and worry. U. OF TO IN "Before ct a democrat C., 16 0, best man at the civil ceremony, tants How Could line in the fourth period. St. would probably be politely but he was at quarterback. you They ic senator on HARD-FOUGH- which will be Baron Mary's used second men if we and right-I- v the ground that his YALE FRESHMAN DIES. A T GAME performed by string firmly ejected aid, is a se- Schimmel-Pennin- Increase of Food. most of we believe our seniority paramount issue, 28. Talcott the burgomas- Output the game. so. However, cure information to New Haven, Oct. ter of Doom. as as that as what he a Yale 28. cause is just legitimate PERSONS has done to serve the It Bates Chittenden, freshman, Denver, bet. Using a ehort Urbana, Oct. 28 (by the Asso of the American supporters of pro people. who came from Burlington, Iowa, pass effectively and lib-rt- v is service and service plunging ciated The of hibition who have taken the only that died in the hospital lato today from the Silver and Gold with PRINCE IS ARRESTED Press). destiny to counts. through Greece, obliged by the peace of BATTLESHIPS OF of sending their apostles to injuries received by a fall down a bewildering cut back, .Denver we have "Turning the national ques- the Uni- CHARGED WITH HAVING Mudanla to evacuate Thrace, and Europe. We believe that tions Mrs. Warren described stairs after attendance at University defeated the University to to offer our whole SEE DARTMOUTH the commons last 16 af- her ability recover from mili at least the right protective tariff law as a measure versity dance on the of Colorado, to 0, here this . DISOBEYED ORDERS tary reverses and to her hearted support to American wets, ternoon. The game was support will find which provides employment at a night. bitterly population to advantage within the ERICA Al if they will accept. They decent contested from the start, although, backed living wage for American Colo- Athens, Oct. 28. Prince Andrew, confines of the territory remaining our organization amply in- Denver kept the pigskin in to and with a hundred 12-- 3 workers, keeps the wheels of brother of former King Constan- her, may depend in some meas- financially DEFEATED, dustry and our rado territory during the majority who was ure upon her use of million advocates back of it. humming keeps EKE WITNESS OF of the content. tino, arrested yesterday suggestions much dollars circulating freely here a; on a charge of having disobeyed offered by an Illinoisan. He was "We believe Americans are home. The first half was a punting Dr. scientific facts and in Helmer orders of the general staff in the Cyril G. Hopkins, professor of Smyrna victims impressed by Judge S. B. Davis. Jr., nominee duel, which had a slight Greek campaign in Asia Minor was agronomy at the University of Ill- Investigations by unbiased profes- Visitors United advantage over O'Donnell of Den- men. Tests of the effect of Harvard' Sends the for States senator spoke ver. confined today to the apartment inois, chief in agronomy and sional even more than is hlo cus- DODDLE SLAYING After being turned back from and briefly one-yar- d mansion of Prince George, another chemistry and vice-direct- of the the moderate use of wines Back to the Hills Beaten tom. He confined his remarks to a score on Colorado's and later taken to an- University of Illinois Helpful Part They Played neers on the average human being line, Denver rallied, brought th brother, Agricultural conducted well After the First Contest in the bonus and the tariff wh'ch, he other Athenian mansion, Station, and major and deputy Has are now being by said, had been made the ball to the 35;yard line and O'Don- Been Favorably known scientists and doctors. They predom- nell a kick be- An official decree fixing a spec- commissioner of the American Red Ten Years. inating issues in the campaign. dropped squarely for all those ar- Cross will be completed . In several IS THREATENED tween the goal posts. ial court martial, commission to Greece. Commented Upon by the on to H. A, Delgado. nominee for audi- rested in connection with the Asia Dr. Hopkins died at Gibraltar in months and will be passed tor, declared in his ' In the second half McCanley Greek America without comment. Cambridge, Mass.. Oct. 28 (by that three carried the ball over for the first Minor campaign provides for a 1919, while on his way home from Newspapers. Associated Tho team years as assistant traveling audi judges and a revo- but he left a "Further details of the Ameri- the Press.) touchdown of tho game. In tho president, ten Greece, treatise telling to . tor there had been no partisanship 28. can campaign naturally await the that Dartmouth brought the Mrs. Who Claims last few minutes of Gibson lutionary commissar. How Greece Can Produce More Athens, Greece, Oct. The to- meet In the conduct of the of'lce. He Gibson, play attitude of the American wets Stadium to Harvard today intercepted a forward pass and Food," a translation of which has helpful part played by American promised that if elected there Hall-Mil- ls In ward our offer of after an absence of ten yenrs, goes to Have Seen the raced 50 down the side line WOMAN TO STUMP OHIO. been, brought out by the Univer warships succoring the victims back to hills defeated, 12 to 3. would he service and no politics yards ' or Count Bertrand Demun, presi- the the Colorado team for tho 1 Oct. 28. Mrs. Ma- -' sity of Illinois. the burning of Smyrna by the witness in the auditor's office. Receives through Washington, of new but with 63,000 spectators Murder, , bel Walker Willebrandt, assistant "Greece can easily double her xurKs, nas oeen favorable com dent the and Following talk J. final tally. mented International organization, is a es to an unrelenting fight Delgado's attorney general, left tonight for production of food grains." he upon by Oreek newspapers. of power flashed Into Frank Curns, chairman of the Threatening Letters. she will wrote in this "if the facts The following extracts taken from former deputy and president rushing yiat the nominees 'BUYS' SPACE FOR A Ohio, where stump the treatise, one of the champagne com its greatest strength too late. meeting, introduced as in behalf of re-.- "' established on papers published in Athens. largest selected the N. Oct. 28. state a speaker (by experiments in France. He was lormer A touchdown by Percy .lemons, recently by county New Brunswick, J ON A She will ad-- V Greek about the use of lime From the Daily panies convention. The candi- new- STAND STREET publican candidates. soil) Skrip: an extensive exporter to the substitute end, made when he in county For several hours today the dress a meeting of women in stone, phosphorus and legumes are "While tho fleets of powerful ly an thrown dates' did not speak. est character in tee mysterious IN YORK stood United States. tercepted awkwardly CORNER NEW Toungstown on Monday and the put into practice on the farms with Europe silent before the pass from Harris to Mills and ran Senator H. O. Bursum, who deaths of the Rev. Kdward Wheel- following day will speak in as much intelligence as is com- butchery of Christians, America did 55 to was half the spoke last on the program, made a er Hall and the choir singer, Mrs. all yards the goal, New York, Oct. 28. monly used by Greek farmers in she could to saye whatever was SIX DROP KICKS ARE Crimson scoring. A drop kick by significant prophecy. "Just a? Eleanor Relnhardt Mills, stepped Harry dealing with other farm affairs. to be saved from destruction. as the sun rises in the east the Friedman took his pjace today In BY COVINGTON Captain Buell in the second period, surely off the stage on which drama tho hall of "Every citizen of Greece should Never before did the str?ngth of MADE booted 15 and a from the next governor of New Mexico is fame beside the man the yards, go.il being played. who bought froni recognize that the primary basis of great American people mani- placement kick hy Owen made in will be a republican; his name is Mrs. Jane Gibson, a farmer worn Brooklyn bridge A general is the from fest itself in a more benevolent Oct. 28. Herbert on Charles L. Hill. He is a farmer who told a stranger, and he who purchased WE THER prosperity soil, ' Danville, Ky., tho third period tho an, and a raiser of pigs, the a in- Cen- to collect nickels at which are produced, directly or way." Covington, quarterback of the line were the other scoring factors. and a business man and he will of seen the murder of the right In s having subway station. directly, th principal supplies of From the Kathinferino: tre College football team. They succeeded where other Crim- make you a good governor," rector and the sexton's wife, dis- FORECAST. food, clothing, and fuel required "As soon as they landed In gams here today with the Univer- son for goal Speaking in behalf of the repub from her barricaded Friedman told the police that Denver, Oct. 28. Mexico: kicking attempts appeared Abraham Seldman had sold him .. New by most of the people.- The great Piraeus, the poor Smyrna refu sity of Louisville, made six drop failed.. lican ticket Senator Bursum paid home today. Then as mysteriously high-tribute- s space for a stand on an East Side Sunday and Monday, fair south; agricultural problem of Greece is gees knelt down and said 'God bless kicks, one in the first period, Dartmouth In defeat , lost noth- to Judge Davis and as she had left she reappeared bui snow north portion; colder east to enrich the soil. America and her citizens.' Along three in the Becond and two in the of for' its later games. Mrs. Warren. He referred to the offered no of where street corner for $1,583.33. Ha and south in ing promise explanation he to oper- portion Sunday and . "The replenishment or enrich- with 'these refugees the whole of third period. Figures on four of Its "attack was not so strong as campaign speeches of John Mor- she had been. didn't learn until tried east portion Monday. Fresh tc ment of the soil is by far the most Greece is to America. the kicks showed one from the but' Its defense was row, Mrs. Warren's opponent on had been thrown ate there that Peidman didn't own grateful the Crimson's, Guards- who the corner. was strong southerly winds Sunday. neglected factor in the agricultural During tho terrible tragedy of Asia line, two from the good enough to hold Harvard for the democratic ticket. "I hope he about the Gibson home were taken Soldman arivsted. Arizona: Sunday, fair, except practice of the country. In gen Minor, the only saviours of the in line and one from the line. downs once on tho two-yar- d will make a great many more which Intru- snow Mon- twice, off. Dogs prevented in northeast portion; eral, the Greek farmer, with his nocent were the Americans.'' Officials who presided at the line in the third period. speeches, for the more speeches lie sion were tied. William Gibson, PHOENIX MAN KILLED day, generally fair and somewhat common plow and hoe, does a good From the Nea Himera: game said the feat constituted a makes the greater will be Mrs. the son of the farmer woman, in and "The Ionean refugees are full of five wa? Warren's he said. IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH warmer. ' job the plowing prepara- world's record and that CANADIAN FARMER IS majority," showed reporters through the tion,of his fields. Expensive mod- emotion when they speak of the the best previous performance in house, but would not say where LOCAL 11EPOKT. ern would save human heroism of the American sailors. a DEAD AT AGE OF 117 AND had Conditions r implements single game. N. Y. CAPITALIST his mother gone. Bisbee, Ariz., Oct. IS. Howard for the twenty-fou- labor, but they would not make the While the sailors of European wor On her return It became known Dlllman Phoenix was hours ended at 6 p. m. stood a GIRL ARE WED of Instantly yesterday, soil produce much larger crops, ships idly by watching WRESTLING BOUT A DRAW. Saskatoon,- Sask.. Oct. 28. TEXAS that the woman, fn whose story killed near Benson, Ariz., late this recorded by the course use is taken from Dante's In- 28. university: and of their impos- spectacle Sacramento, Calif., Oct. News reached here today of the Special Deputy Attorney General afternoon when the racing car that; Highest temperature M -- 85 sible on much of the land now used ferno, the American sailors showed Jim- Oct. to de- Lowest Renato Gardini of Italy and death of Henry Lorenz, a farmer Fort Worth, Texas, 28. Mott Is still inclined place a Dlllman was piloting over tho all the of their natur x ... for food grains." nobility my Londoa of Greece, heavy In Pleasantdale, at the age of 117. Horace L. Hotehkiss, retired capi- gree of credence, has received Douglas-Phoeni- race course in Range and all that is best in human char- weights, wrestled two hours to a to was talist of New York, letters since of race Mean ...... 6 3 According family records he threatening telling preparation for the Monday 'f M ...... NO SESSION OF BUHCH TRIAL. acter. They did what they could, draw here last night. Gardini born In 1805. of the United League club of the scene she claims to have wit- crashed into a Humidity at a. m.. , In Austria, May 9, Up morning, touring p. ,48 Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28. No these Americans. Revolvers gained the first fall with a head to ago- - New who commenced nessed in on Sep- and was demol- at 6 m.. .33 a year ho was a heavy York, and DeRussey's lane, car, overturned Humidity p...... session of the trial of Arthur C. hand, they made the superhuman chancery, following a series of smoker but the increased cost of his business career In Wall street tember 14. ... ished. Joe Diaz, also of Phoenix, ; Precipitation , , . , , . . .Trace Burch Of J. Helton efforts to snatch from the Turktsh 1:0L Lon- Wind for the murder punishing headlocks, in tobacco caused ' him to stop, he 65 years ago, and Miss Lucy Mav "Be careful; remember there is mechanictan for Dlllman, sustained velocity .,15 was sen-ten- Kennedy, broker, held today. beasts, their helpless' prey. They doa took the next fall with a front said. He did . the chores on his Johnston, daughter of a. pioneer still one bullet left," was one o a deep gash in his head and minor Direction of wind ...... Southwest adjournment until Monday chiefly protected the women and arm a until Texas were Character of having break, following standing farm a few day before his physician, married here eof the, letters, Mr. Gibson bruises. Physicians said ha would day, .... .v.... Cloudy been taken yesterday. children." double wrist lock in Si minutes. death. today. said. recover. i;J':v7;';-'::v;- r. y:'?: Page Two' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! October 29, 1922

with to the best of WILL RETRQTITALv OF PRINCESS UNITE jou my ability s WESTWARD WOOD'S MESSAGE In obtaining substantial benefits AER 6EI BELGIAN AND ITALIAN ROYAL FAMILIES? M for tho people of the Philippines. While Wo may have honest differ- ences of opinion, I am confident TOURIST TRAVEL that Inasmuch as we each have a GIRTH IS Gl INING s common purpose, we shall be able to harmonize our views and com- bine our efforts for the people's good. 0 UREAU REPORTS WILL RE HEft PHILIPPINE "In order to obtain the best re- IF SICKJAKTCASCARETS" sults' we should observe the dis- . tinctions between the legislative, judicial and executive branches of Is Attributed to the Greater Southern Pacific Official, Absolute Retirement of the the government, and leave each to 1 Busi- free discharge its proper func- Clean Your Bowels End Amount of Food and Now in the East, Predicts Government From tions given it under the organic Headache, Biliousness, Colds, act. :i He Consumes in ' . . 5 Greatest Fall and Winter ness Is Also Advocated; Candy b ft' m , "If our commerce Is to be nullt Dizziness, Sour, Gassy Stomach ' the Absence of Volume in Years. Investments Safe. up and our development acceler- Liquors. ated, the general policy of the gov- To clean out bowels act- of Special to The Journal. .'8 Associa- ernment should be to encourage your time, will start the bowels Chicago, Oct. 2S. Tho girth Manila. Oct, (by the and In without cramntnir or nvernpfl in -- foreign domestic capital all ing. When taken at nignt, tho the average American man in .train San Francisco, Oct. 28. Tourist ted Press). Governor General take Cascarets! in to legitimate business. As our own' bowels work wonderfully in fug: due to the greater amount of travel to the Pacific coast this fall Leonard Wood a message the is capital limited and the demands You want to fine: to be morning. 'food and candy he consumes in winter will be Philippine legislature yesterday feel In- and the greatest strictest upon it heavy, we should do what free from elclt head- Cascarets never sicken or th absence of alcoholic bevernRes, re- urged the governmental we quickly convenience lika In years, according to word and the absolute retire- can, properly, with due regard ache, dizziness, biliousness, you next day according to concluMlons drawn economy to the of the to colds, pills, calomel, salts or oil. of in tho ceived from Chas. S. Fee, passen- ment of the government from bus- interests, people, bad breath, a sour, acid, gassy from a survey health make Investments of foreign capi- Children love Cascarets too. made public today ger traffic manager for the South- iness. He declared that legitimate stomach, constipation. 10 25 Vniteci Slates, in Phil- tal attractive. cent poxes, also and 50 the National Uto Insurance ern Pacific company, who Is now Investments were safer the "Conditions One or two cent Adv. by In older of legitimate Invest- Cascarets, any sizes. Any drug store. company. on an extended tho ippines than many ments here are safe. In fact safer used to treat trip throughout "Men who guests, east receiving first hand Informa than In many other older coun- friends and customers at bars, now The resolution also requested thej tries." . entertain them at meals, buying tion on traffic conditions. United States government to fix a and sweets and other Mr. Fee's forecast is date for the summoning of a con- food, pastries supported to a items that produce obesity," said a by reports received from Southern stitutional convention frame The Best statement. "The result la that Pacific general agents throughont constitution upon which an Inde- furniture is while prohibition has been bene- the United States and abroad all pendent Philippine republic would ficial in thrift, home-buildin- g and point to an unprecedented travel be founded. .' It has to the Pacific coast this winter. The governor general congratu- n the peacefulness, materially Always to become an to "The Pacific coast states will lated the legislature on t::e enact- CouaKs Cheapest helped fat enemy ment last "of human longevity. entertain hundreds of thousands session all Important "Because the heart Is directly of tourists this fall and winter," legislation necessary to place our finances on a sound 1 basis." affected by fat, the survey shows said Fee. "Reports from our gal So from dis- Sound Currency System. Colds many people come Into our store an increasing mortality traffic representatives throughout He ease of this organ. Except in the the United States and Europe in added that this legislation with the same story that we believe who live dlcate a record tourist travel to announced to the world the gov- rarest instances, persons the ernment's intention of it ought to be broadcasted to ripe old age nw thin. Fat usu- Pacific coast during the latter pari maintaining through of Rood health of 1922 and the 1923. a sound currency system and sta- an advertisement. ally taken as proof spring of credit both at is In reality a sign of short life. "Greatly Improved business con bilizing Philippine tell us that a few too over home and abroad, They years ago "Exercise too often is taken ditions all the country, bum In his or results in ln- - in the middle west reaffirming opinion that they purchased cheap furniture, and violently, merely per crops and the government should retire from crensed appetites and .enlarged Canada: and reduced fall and i that now they are ready to re-out- fit business. Governor General Wood's consumption of food, of setting the winter tourist fares to the Pacific meage said: that the cheap furniture had out- good results of athletics. Exer- coast are some of the Important In should factors have induced "If experience the world war worn its usefulness. cise to hold down obesity that travelers demonstrated any one more not too strenuous and i&i - to come to the Pacific coast for thing be regular, ii t clearly than another, It was that a It's the same old story cheap furni- methodically pursued. it the winter. In- government cannot successfully ture is the most in the "The one way of stopping an The summer tourist season Just conduct business. The expensive is to smaller Princes Marie. over was one in experience Largest Belling medicine crease In welprht eat of the largest of the Insular government con- cough long run; good furniture is cheapest, nmounts of food. leave years and from the South in the World. 'Always The Princess Marie of and Umberto reports firmed this. Its efforts to engage no matter how you look at it. the table hungry' is a good motto." engagement of Belgium Prinej ern Pacific company show that in of has been rumored for some but the business, although entered into Fret from opiates Ingredients Italy time, report has been denied during the T922 summer tourist with a view of At Strong Brothers only good furni- in court circles. the official announcement is ex- benefiting the peo- plainly printed on the wrapper. MARTIAT, LAW IN ITALY. Belgian However, season 215,476 people came to the ple and aiding development, re- ture is sold. It is not expensive fur- London, Oct. 2g (by the Assoc- pected soon. Paclfl- - coast on summer tourist sulted in loss of been the r.iany millions either in its first cost, or its iated Press.) Martial law has tickets over Southern Pacific lines of pesos. SOLD EVERYWHERE. niture, proclaimed in Italy, to take, effect alone. This number was an in Continuing, the message read: cost per year of service, v throughout the entire country crease of 91.627 or 73.4 per cent Desires to Economical people from noon today, a dispatch over the 1921 summer tourist "It is my desire to purchase good from the Stefanl agency, semi-offici- al GOLD CAUSE OF sTANDARD S travel. furniture. Italian news of sum- Glass-Lumb- organization. This Increased number Wind Shield er mer tourists to the Pacific coast J. C. lIAI.UKIIXiB LIMHF.K CO, has contributed summer season of thlB LAMP I STRONG Pennsylvania during the NEW BURNS 421 Sou lb First Street I'hoiie 402 BROTHERS, 1200.000 to the erection of a statue MANY DEATHS TO EXPAND .ITS year is in addition to the thous- to General Meade, commander at ands of passengers who came on 94 AIR the battle of Gettysburg. regular tickets. Tourist travel from Canada to the Pacific coast Is also expected Beats Electric or Cas REFUGEE CAMPS OIL ACTIVITIES to break all records, according to PHONE 360 Strong Block. Second and Copper. MOTHER Fee. This is perhaps due to the A new oil lamp that gives an reason that business conditions in amazingly brilliant, soft, white Parcel Delivery Canada have undergone a big im- light, even better than or Thousands of People in Policy of Company Has has gas And Messenger Service. provement. Canadian money has been tested by Messa - Pn a - in It is now electricity, the ges- ck ges- Ba ggage. Thrace Face Starvation Been to Put Back Into the increased value until U. S. government and 35 leading Move Child's Bowels with on a parity with United States universities and found to be su What About This Time Next Year ? and the Babies Business a Large Share money and the Canadian farmers to 10 Disease; In perior ordinary oil lamps. "California of are harvesting the greatest crop It burns without odor, smoke or A business course started now will Fig Syrup" Are the Worst Sufferers. Annual Earnings. years. no lead you into a is noise pumping up, is simple, The Southern Pacific company clean, safe. Burns 94 cent good position in a few months. From that, if you Oct. 28 New York, Oct. 28. The Stand new and pas- per Dedeagatch, Thrace, (by placing locomotives air and 6 per cent common kero LUMBER have ard Oil of New into service to proper preparation, your advancement will the Associated Press). Exhausted Company Jersey, senger equipment sene (coal-oil- ). their slow and wenry tiignt to which recently proposed the dec- take care of this augmented tour- The GLASS PAINT go on indefinitely. Become an Accountant, a Sten- by swarms ot laration of a 400 per cent stock to the coast inventor, II. M. Johnson. ward Macedonia, vast ist travel Pacific, 609 W. Lake of- a or a dividend, states In Its official pub states. new locomo- St., Chicago, is CEMENT ographer, Bookkeeper Secretary. refugees who crowd the country Fifty giant fering to send a on 10 PLASTER roads now face starvation and dis lication, The Lamp, that the plan tives, recently manufactured for lamp days' WESTERN SCHOOL FOR PRIVATE in was devised to provide for financ- in FREE trial, or even to give orte ease. Thousands will perisn the Southern Pacific comnany FREE to the first user in SECRETARIES next few weeks, ijr seems cer- ing the expansion of its business. the east, are now being placed In each the bet- locality who will him intro of relief work Company officials believed it over and help Albuquerque -- tain, In spite all the service the Tehachapi duce it. Write him .Eighth Street at Tijeras Avenue. Phone 901 J. ers can do. ter to capitalize its large surplus Siskiyou mountains. today for broke out with a stock dividend th.in io dis- full particulars. Also ask him to Scarlet fever today how and cholera and typhoid threaten tribute the surplus and then seek explain you can get the Lumber Co. because of the utter lack of sani- funds in the open market f jr SAM FITZPATRICK. agency, and without experience or purposes. flioney make J250 to J500 423 tation. The babies are the worst BOXING PROMOTER. per North First Street JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS sufferers and' the most pathetic. The policy of the company lias month. Adv. There is no milk. Many infants been to put back into the business DIES HOSPITAL have been brought Into the world a large share of its earnings every without medical attention in the year, the article says. roadsides. "These now constitute the com New York, Oct. 28. Sam Fitz-patrlc- camps pitched along the as a box- At Drama, at Kavala the roads are pany's surplus, and are represented noted for years choked with who in its balance sheet by iefineries, ing promoter and managers of ring weary refugees In a hos- face starvation, because they have pipe lines, steamships, raw and champions, died today no mills to grind their wheat. finished products ami t.ihor in pital. Outside of Dertensatch vestments in property, both in this FItzpatrlck. known as "Honest 20,000 himself refugees are encamped in tents country and abroad," continues the Sam" and a lightweight article. of the boxer ot considerable ability, pilot- Even a cross, feverish, bilious, or provided by the Greek army. Fifty "That part surplus thousand have been trav- which is in cash is a relatively ed Jack Johnson to the heavy- constipated 'illd loves the "fruity" persons of the teinBlochVan ten da vs. Most of small for the cur- weight championship world, taste of "California Fig Syrup." A eling afoot for portion required them have no fojjd. The cold has rent needs of the business," the negro whipping Tommy Burns teapoonful ne'er fails to cleanBe to the title. He also guid- the liver and bowels. In a few caused many deaths. In ten years, from 1912, to 1822 capture inclusive, the compuny has shown ed the fortunes of Peter Jackson, hours you can see for yourself how another famous negro and it works sour nel earnings oeiore taxes oi iio, pugilist, thoroughly all the MAN IS RUN OVER AND 163.260. sum George (Kid) Lavigne, who was bile, and undigested food out of the of this considerable ICII I RY MOTOR 115, 517,677 has been paid to the lightweight title holder. bowels and you have a well, playful Fn Fitzpatrlck- was reputed to have child again. riL.iru di muiun rRwn'Kovernment for tuxe $222,065,226 eppenlieimers won and lost seven fortunes In his Millions of mothers "Cali- represents aggregate dividends for keep Moscow, Miss., Oct. 28. While the period and J437,580,S57 has career as fight manager and race fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They 70 track follower. He was born In know saves Sam Jones, years old, of Gciger, been absorbed by the needs of the GOOD a a 58 CLOTHES teaspoonful today Ala., was leaning from an automo- Australia years ago. sick child tomorrow. Ask your business referred to. The company bile driven by one of his sons to says that the return the druggist for genuine "California see how far ahead of him another during Fig Syrup" which has directions past ten years on its Investment These famous garments have a habit, too. In fact, set in their ear driven by another ion was. he has averaged 12.76 per cent they're very ways. for babies and children of all ages lost his balance and fell to the only on bottle. Mother! You and that during the same period INDIGESTION ! They persist in their lines and looks to the printed road near here last night. He was re- holding original good good very last day must say "California" or you holders of common stock have jnay run over and killed by another au- ceived in dividends 30 cent of of of abuse an Imitation Adv. per wear, and no amount can make them deviate from this course. the get fig syrup. tomobile driven by a third son. the company s aggregate earnings. Only It Is also pointed out that the finest of fabrics and tailoring can make garments act that way. Their cost is ex- earnings of the company have been subjected to all taxes applicable STODH tremely small when measured by the service they give. income, excess profits and others UPSET, both at home ami abroad. The years of highest excess profit tax-je- s Flawless Diamonds required such heavy payment on this account, It was pointed out, ATE TOO ,that the company to finance the MUCH natural expansion of its business S45 In Beautiful Settings found It necessary to create and $30 $35 $40 $50 sell to the public two issues of pre ferred stock. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S ALL-WOO- L PLAID BACK form the most The article closes with the state- Instantly I Stop Gas, Sourness, perfect ment that the company's surplus l, Heartburn, Stomach . adornment that has yet having gone into' permanent oapi-ta- Misery been achieved. It could not be distributed oth- erwise than in the form of addi- Fine Fall Suits tional stock certificates. Overcoats The modern settings You can't more we in Here is have much get value than are giving this a wonderful selection of fancy plaid back, proved U. S. PROHIBITION IS all-wo- wonderftu group of good suits. Stripes, tweeds, ol Overcoats at special in- more more effective in A DECLARES prices. Belters, FAILURE. tartan checks, fancy patterns; newest fall styles, verted pleats, yoke backs, all the the best of raglans, popular display AUSTRALIAN BISHOP all wool of course, finely tailored and trimmed fall and winter models, wonderfully styled and a diamonds. throughout. These-ar- exceptionally big values at great treat for overcoat at Chicago, Oct. 28 The MoBt Rev. buyers Many people find it James ' Duhigv Roman Catholic archbishop of Brisbane Queens- $25.09, $27.50 $27.50, $39.00, $35.09 desirable to have dia- land. Australia, has ' observed monds old American prohibition at close Chew a few pleasant, harmless taken from range for several months and pro- tablets Of "PaDe'S Diannnufn" and nounced it a failure. and your distressed stomach FALL UNDERWEAR SWEATER WEATHER settings "You cannot make men sober will feel fine at once. in the modern man- by an act of parliament," was his Correct your digestion and ease sort of comment on tho law. Every fall and winter underwear is here The weather is only an excuse for wearing these dry vour stomach for a few rnni. to ner, and some of the The prelate praised the growth Don't let your stomach keen from athletic heavy all wool union suits. Long handsome new sweaters. Their beauty and com- of education In the United States you miserable! Druggists rec or short sleeves, ankle, three-quart- er or knee fort are the men want most beautiful rings but said that many American col- ommend It. Adv. real reason so many them. ' Madras, sea island Slip-ove- r, we have produced leges tie has visited are length. mercerized, cotton, silk, button and golf styles. Sweater vests, wool mixed and all wool. $1.50 up. too, at $6.00 Sweaters at have been remountings up; $4.00 up. our or The hospital at Point Barrow, C. H. GARNES of suggestion Alaska, serves the largest area of FALL HATS WOOL In 60,000 SOX WOMEN'S HOSE any hospital the warld, IN design. square miles. t 6I'EAI.IST OCXXAB , REFRACTION Hats are not a side issue with Oxfords and wool hose are the Silk or silk and wool for If you have stones hosiery 107 & Fourth. Phone I05J-- us. You'd think to see the vari- style this season. Young men women here in all the new ef- that you desire re- STEAM BOILERS ety, that we sold nothing else. are all wearing them. Here's fects in plain weave, drop stitch Let us Inspect your power want a mounted, we will be boiler before It disas- If you good hat for little some new Interwoven wool hose and clocked. Beautiful heathers, develops this is store. New glad to consult with trous defects. Estimates given by money your that'll keep your ankles warm grays, browns and black. Special our boiler experts. CANON CITY styles and shapes to meet all winter and look smart values in silk , LUMP every mighty hosiery at at time. . STEEL-CO.- you any NEW MEXICO Inc AND NUT as well. Price Wool Hosiery $2.00 H. Louis Ilahn. Mgr. ' Phone 202S-J- . 1947-- lies., No slack or dirt $3.50 to $10.00 50c up. ,$1.50 and up If you don't like to carry MINDLIN'S THE STITCH IN out ashes try a ton of WHAT WE SAY IT IS, IT IS Canon . TIME SHOP : ' City JEWELERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS "A Stitch In Tlm Savei GIBSON-FA- LUMBER E. L. Nine." WASHBURN ROYAL CXEANKK8 CO. 204 WEST CENTRAL 420 West Gold. Phone 487-- Phone 333 v ALBUQUERQUE'S EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS Mrs. L. M. llAgans, rrop. Page Three October 29, 1922' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL decreased about 60 per cent, the Department states. EFFECT OF WOMEN'S VOTE PUZZLES BRITISH BOSSES T S TO BE The difficulties of raising tur- - SHUN POLITICS keys Is given as the reason for tho L ' SYi production decrease. They are Golden 'Jiule j to of hard raise, because wander-- I ALBUQUERQUE. N.MEX. PRICES ing propensities and a disease S PLEA known as "blackhead" to which AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRIT tl.cy aro easy prey. Jt is very dif-- i licuit to ship live turkeys to mar-- ; HI Itet and when shipped dressed BE HIGHER j THE LEGION there is a large amount of "shriuk-- I TO ;ige." However, the raising of turkeys may bo a very profitable occupa Difficulties of Raising Them tion where is Condemns Efforts to Capi- there an abundance Is Given as the Reason of range, ample feed and reason- talize Patriotism for Po- able freedom from predatory ani- for the Production De- mals, the Department adds. in Soldier ; - - litical Purposes -- ; . f urn- crease; Shrinkage Heavy Bonus Matter. f BRAKEMAN'S BODY IS ill;- 2S. Forebod- O. Washington, Oct. FOUND INWRECKAGE tei United States Senator H. of high-price- d this In his address at the ings turkeys O. Bursum, year are seen In Agricultural De- Special to The Journal. HiEh school auditorium last night; de- N. Oct. 28. The ' partment announcements that Tucumcurl, M., condemned all efforts to capitalize - death list in the wreck on the - a steady increase in tho price , l,li M H the country's patriotism for poiiti fl II spite Dawson branch of the El Paso and a Y V- of has steadily cal purposes, and recounted the turkeys production Southwestern railway was brought re- with of achievements of the- republican decreased. The average price to iwo today the finding ceived the four months Oc- the body of the brakeman, ,1. B. nnrtv dnrinff the Harding admin during In 1915-191- 6 Cantrell the debris. The wreck mm amonK which he tober to was 13 rhipf January, occurred last Wednesday when two niH tuprn the Dassaife of a fair tar cents a The average financial pound. price locomotives were derailed and ilrtew the extension of Iff law, received during a similar period of thirty-si- x of the forty-thre- e cars farmers ana uvesiucn 1920-192- aid to the 1 was 32 cents in the Cantrell's men. restriction of immigration per pound, train piled up. of American la according to the Department's fig- body was found, badly crushed, be- tnr thn nrotection ures. tween two were cov- of the best possible coal cars that bor provision In , 1900 the census figures ered with a mass of wreckage and assistance for disabled 5 4 5 ariiir.tlnn nf govern showed 6 . 9 , t; 9 turkeys on farms coal. The other victim of the mr, annual 4T . 1910 14 billions of r II ' in the United States, while in wreck was F. S. Hinds, engineer, mental expenses by there were only 3,8f.708 and in who was fatally Injured and died dollars between 1U19 and Dur- route to In of a commission for the 1920. there were 3,027.028. while en the hospital creating of the ing tho last six years tho price of El Paso, the day of the wreck. apportionment of the waters " In the Interests of turkeys hns Increased to the pro- Cantrell was 27 years old and Colorado river V r more 100 cent, had lived here about three reclamation and legislation for thj , ducer than per years. of the anu while during the past 20 years the The body will be taken to Amarillo, nrntfictlon agricultural has for burial. from the ma : number of turkeys produced Texas, livestock producers Left, Lady Diana Duff i . , of ana spec- nipulations gamblers center, Lady Astor; lifrht, Miss will be a candidate for the house ulators. Helen Mrs. Mar- Mnu.Prilllit'Hl Measure. Fraser; below, of commons and it is considered the garet Wintrlngham. m Senator Bursum said that likely that at least ai. in other soldiers' bonus bill is a in- measure and condemned Sena- British politicians, with gen- women will make the race, tor Jones and his friends for en- eral elections coming as a result cluding the other three mention- deavoring to make political capital of Lloyd George's resignation, ed above. The women claim that of the senior senator's vote for the are puzzled over the effect the if all the franchise rights of men measure. women's votes will have on the were conferred on women, the "I, too, voted for the bonus outcome. Feminine' leaders, in- number of women voters would both before and after the Gor- in Senator cluding Lady Astor, Lady total 14,000,000, two trillion nro.Mnntial veto," Raid Miss Helen Fraser and Mrs. excess of the number of mal "hut I do not believe that don, Bursum, are or- sex und cal votes. As it is but 6,000,000 nnvnnn IS lustified In attempting to Margaret Wintringham manding t it equal- Stretched the female vote and de women. Astor women are enfranchised. Shapely Not into Shape! capitalize, for political purposes ganizing ity for Lady i what he has done on a question of It's a small the cut of the neck. Yet it marks the not 00 ami thing this kind. I would it, in 1 difference between the unsightly pushing front ofordinary say shame on the man wno wuu.u Harding, who has sent to con- DISCUSS ROUTING OF at Camp Little. He left NCgal up attempt to do so. gress a message favoring the re- this afternoon by automobile in underwear and the dainty trimne$s of Athena. And that is iroor, nnlltlcs out of your or reviewed tho i clamation legislation." AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS Tenth cavalry but one of the distinctive features that give Athena its delight' ganization." he said, speaking to In defense of his measure for Fort Huachuca. It was state men. The ex won I ful ease and comfort. The extra width bust and the American legion quieting title to lands on the In- St erlnl to Tlie Journal here that General Pershing through hips, mnn in not an isolated ele board a for th' ..i,.o dian grants. Senator Bursum said Las N. M., Oct. 28 A. probably train the fitted seat, the trim narrow back all contribute to the ment in our citizenship, but is first are not in Vegas, east at Benson. citizen. that these grants reality H. of the shapeliness of the whole garment. No need to stretch and foremost an American Indian grants. They were given McClasky, president supreme He must not judge of the general he to United States Auto Road Infor- Athena into it is tailored, in the making, to the natural from the by Spain, years ago, said, TWO MEN AND GIRL shape; policies of our country people who lived upon them, and mation company,-ha- been in Las lines of the figure. Yet it costs no more! standpoint or tne ivuuic .m.v.. who are the forefathers of thet Vfgas acquainting himself with CAUGHT BY DENVER present residents. These people, this city nnd its surrounding ter- said the vote on --i'A'- Senator Bursum he said, have lived in harmony ritory and securing reliable road OFFICERS AT WINSL0W urtttmnmm " showed that the Un- the bonus question in with the Indians for centuries. Information.' ' representatives of both parties he Mr. met with the high- divided in their der the Wlson administration, McClasky Deputy Sheriffs O. B. Lowe suits were to se- way committee of the local cham- In this moasure practi stated, brought and L. F. Cook of Denver ar- m.tHnn - cure title for all those lands for ber of commerce while here and ATHENA in to their repre- rived here last night from Wins-lo- rallv proportion of the Indians, in spito of tho fact discussed the routing of tourists Vn!nt, tn the, membership upon over tho Las in a Hudson auto, bringing You Want to Hear Hoover! ' ' that many persons living U.NDER.WE AR the two houses. had deeds more than 10!) instead of tho Walsen-burg- , Bonnie Mason, Al For Women and Children o.w.vtlnn nf KcnlorHT. them highway with them years old, and others had held title purango and Gallup route. and Daniel Webster. The question of seniority In the of Shaffer, The food administrator for the world's by peaceful adverse possession for He disclaimed any knowledge Shaffer Webster are wantel Ask the saleswoman to show you the distinctive senate has had a too exaggerated of members of his com- and upon it, the many years. tho activity in Denver for jumping a bond on features that make Athena Underwear the choice of so importance placed a Introduced a mil. pany in sending tourists over the The war. said. He declared that a grand larceny charge. well-groom- in enator no In order to save these persons northern route In preference to Is not many women. Athena maybe had all member of the minority party, charge against the girl starving-peopl- ser- from loss, he said, he had intro- through New Mexico. The is Head of relief work for the and in knit fabrics. matter how long his sen&te federal known here. men, it said, styles weights, little or no prestige or duced a bill giving the got the Hudson car in Denver vice, has court Jurisdiction to quiet title to tho coast. The of and Asia. influence, particularly In commit- PERSHING REVIEWS and started for Europe Is lands in question within a period three were held in the city jail tee reports. It performance of five after its passage. The in that counts, ho said, and for this years TROOPS IN ARIZONA last night. Secretary of Commerce 'President senator who is in accord bill also provides, ho said, that reason the lands- - held in adverse administration is most possession, Gen- TITLE. cabinet. with the in cases, may be Nogales, Ariz., Oct. 28. IlKTAINS CVE Harding's to his state. certain appraised comma- 28. valuable and the holder may pay the eral John J. Pershing, Philadelphia. Oct. Ralph nisctifispa tho Tariff nder-in-chief of the American Greenleaf of New York, national Head of the Colorado River Reclama- the tariff. Senator amount fixed by' the hppralsers In discussing and then be entitled to retain it. Expeditionary Forces during the pocket billiards champion, tonight Bursum declared that Senator world war. reviewed at retained his title by defeating Ben-ni- e tion would have Senator Bursum said that this bill troops project. Jones, as a democrat, nnd Camp Stephen D. Little and Fort Allen, Kansas City, Mo., former Underwood tariff had been considered approved three-bloc- k voted for the of the interior, Huachuca today. champion, in a match, Will be of honor at of which gave no protection to by the secretary General arrived at 450 to 257. Greenleaf in the third guest banquet bill, anu and all Interests affected. Pershing wool, :heep, farm products, Nogales this morning and block made 1M point3 while Allen Chamber of Commerce. . "It the government wants thes beef and cattle Ho declared Twenty-fift- h was 133. which lands for the Indians, let it pay tho infantry making tw the new tariff law, said Sen- i Toneu rlecllned to vote for, these settlers for them," affords better protection to the ator Bursum. of New Mexico than UiisimfiS Conditions. Hall November 11th wool growers Senator Bursum said business Armory the emergency tariff or any other be- - ever nau. conditions in the country are tariff the country nas and thirt because it Is the only one that coming better every day, of unemployment in the United states one dollar must nnlv the lmnortation He Banquet tickets, (cash r,it The tariff hna decreased at a rapid rate. scoured wool. present one to bb feared all of 31 cents for scoured wool is a said the thing accompany reservations). means of he is a nerlod of too great inflation greater protection, rather than one of two great de- - said, than tne oia lami w the No tickets sold after November 6. ..rii nn wnnl In the grease, and pression. He predicted for Six industries WILL be located at m& to show the truth cattlemen, next year, the best frF quoted figure:! have in years, Governors of six states will be of his contention. in auumuu, prices they enjoyed present. and urged them to hold on to their BERNALILLO the new tariff bill gives protection share in to the meat grower, through a herds, that they might Hour of banquet, 6:30 p. m., promptly. and the that is coming. of gi- duty of three cents on beef prosperity numerous BERNALILLO is on the eve a two cents on live beef. The senator recounted Hoover has a for peo- bill which Senator other phases of the situation, BOOM special message The tariff the ad- - gantic Jones disapproved met the ap- showing that republican ple of Albuquerque. What Kind o a will of the Southern Tariff as- ministration has put tne country Esigc proval on a solid footing, the basis for INVESTMENT at BERNALILLO sociation, Senator Bursum said, Tickets be had at Butts', Be YotsrKitclsen which is made up of republican genuine prosperity. may Briggs', Standing in and Senator Bursum was introduced is not a SPECULATION and democratic producers In of the Alvarado, and pharmacies, and merchants of the southern states, by John Venable. spite Highland Years From How ? rain nd snow, and the fact that Property of every description Is being sold dally. Cham- 15 and which thanked President held business See TS for at Strong's and Matson's, and the for signing the present many people are by particulars. Harding on Saturday night, a gooa Wo aro opening an office at BERNALILLO for your A hard question to answer perhaps. tariff bill. His remarkssi" convenience. A on tho ber of Commerce. Saved a Panic. crowd was present. representative always ground. who owns a Monarch can tell War listened to with closest at- But the woman Racge "Protection Is a matter of prin- were if to She be the same Monarch. She has tention. Get your tickets at once, you want you. expects to using ciple," said Senator Bursum. "If STARES & PFEIFFER good reason to expect it to last a lifetime. And she is per- It is good for New Mexico, it REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. hdar Hoover. Two hundred reservations fectly satisfied to use it as long as it lasts because it bakes should be good for other states." VALENCIA DEMOCRATS OFFICES: as well with the same small fuel as it did Under- requirements He showed that under jthe TICKET Albuquerque. S21 w. Gold. Bernalillo. Volis' Store. already made. when new. wood tariff, the country was suf- NAME COUNTY Phono 168. Phone 4. fering from business dapresfdon, If YOU want to be sure of having the same range fifteen with and only the European war saved Special to The Journal years from now, and to be so pleased it that you , the United States from a panic. Belon, N. M., Oct., 28. Thf. never want to change, buy a Monarch Range now. "Yet," he aid, "that is the meas- democratic county convention as a dem- which was held here this week If you expect your new range to give this kind of ure that Senator Jones, is Monarch would have And was addressed by George H. Hun service, be sure that it built the way ocrat, supported. malleable iron and steel riveted It carried no protection on wool. ker, state chairman; Milton J. unbreakable heavy plates Senator Jones now refuses to vote of Albuoueraue. candidate securely together. for a tariff bill because he flays for attorney general, and Bonifacio c it does not afford sufficient pro- Mnntnva of Bernalillo, candinaic Yon would bt proud to fume a Monarch in your tection for the wool grower, al- for corporation commissioner. The kitchen. It is th moat handtomm range yoa though his party is opposed to a following ticket was nominated: toer taw, and 10 easy ietp htnking H.ke nevh protective tariff as a matter of Representatives Jonn cecKer, principle. It appears to be an Jr., Belen, and Carlos GllDer., excuse a subterfuge." Belen. BBKiEMfM OMR) Colo- Du- - r of Commissioners Claudio F. It I In his discussion the' - I J. iVA test rado river commission, Senator ran. Cubero: "enpe uasuno, jui- is Jose J. Chavez, Valencia. eS) Burqum said that its purpose ales; - What Has More Than a to bring about an adjudication of Sheriff John JJ. Kan, jju- Style TP the waters of the Colorado river nas. ts a c a , imong the claimant states, pre- Assessor Geronlmo gsfyo liminary to extensive reclamation Grants. SWAGGER ictivitics. If New Mexico is to Treasurer Mrs. J. A. faaiua. OVERCOAT? San Rafael. become a great and prosperous - state, he said, reclamation will Probate judge Trinidad tiar- result. He reras, Jarales. OTHING wear will look bring about that happy - you mid that 8. B. Davis, Jr., repub- County clerk Mrs. Ruby Bioou- one of United States Belen. , better on you than the lican candidate for worth, mcanor N senator and a member or tne School superintendent new Society Brand Overcoats. is an Romero, .Belen. He's the Man Who Has Colorado river commission, r. uthority on reclamation. In the Surveyor Tom Davcy, Bluewa-te- Acquired the Cerrillos Coal Habit United Btates senate, the speaker They have the swagger style young laid, Mr. Davis can be of inestlm-ibl- e men particularly like. "We want to worth to New Mexico in CAPITALIST, 71, IS . show them to in the bringing about the passage of the you especially IT IS THE BEST OF ALL 3mith-McNarj- r- reclamation bill, FOUND SHOT TO DEATH Matterhorn fabrics. Everybody likes under which it is hoped to bring You see minute THE HIGH GRADE COALS hun-Ire- them. will why the ibout the reclamation of St. Louis, Oct. 28 (by the As- set on line of thousands of acres of sociated Press) Selwyn C. Ed- you eyes them. Don't forget that, we carry a complete land on the Rio Grande river be- and former presi- tween gar, capitalist White Rock canyon and dent of the Edgar Zinc company, is It Makes a Hotter Fire, Holds a Fire Longer, of Heaters and Base Burners. San Marcial. 'This is a project, was found shot to death in the Season after season of hand wear J: ' Has Less Ash and Never Fails to Give he Said, in which Albuquerque kitchen of his home here today. built into every Society Brand Over- in- -. . . . SATISFACTION. ind the entire state are vitally He was 71 years old and police coat we are ' this season. , rerouted. If New Mexico is In- expressed the belief that he had showing vested in the development of committed suicide. A note ad- You'll want one. .he Irrigable lands .in the Rio dressed to his wife was found - 3rande valley and In the San saying "you do not commence to i fuan basin, the best way to bring live until you die." He and his GEO. C. SCHEER it about is to send Mr. Davis to wife were estranged. the senate, Senator Bursum d. lHATdEN fcKELEHFR VALUE OP MILL ESTATE. FURNITURE CO. Predicts a Hard Fight. St. Paul. Oct. 28. The "We will have to Minn., 218 West Central a hard fight estate of Mrs. Mary T. Hill, widow 314-31- 6 431 Smith-McNa- South Second Street. Phone ?ut tho ry bill of James J. Hill, is valued at ? Jirough," said the senator, "and to an Inven- must according fou itiow the men in con- tory and appraisement filed In pro- gress that you really want it by bate court here today. Tho bulk lending to Washington men who of the estate, ia in stocks and ire In. harmony with . President bonds ...... k JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS Fage Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 29, 1922 In the center of the field. The ' --IS TI1IS MICHIGAN'S YEAR?" ASK THOUSANDS WHO WATCHED PRINCETON Princeton rooters swarmed onto PEiSI RALLIES YOST'S MEN MOW DOWN 0. S. U. AT OPENING OF GIANT STADIUM IIS thn filri. n cheerinff mass. Crtim, tne spectacular halfback "i - , : of the Tigers, scored two ot the rr r easterners' three touchdowns. Me I 3RD D FROM battered hli way over the Chicago II PERI; uIE goal line In the second quarter an-- then came back after being re lieved to score tor the second time i GO, 21-1- 8 6ray the Princeton left end BEATS MIDDIES scored Princeton's third touch lit down. Re fCaptain Miller's Playing Is ks wa, est. jaa iu iL Tigers Secure Sweet Want Ads Bring Quick Results Most Largely Responsible for venge in One of the Vic-- WILL 7 i : His Team's 13 to i (5S . t; Spectacular Contests Wf Ever in West. EXCELSIOR tory Over Navy. Played , Oct. 28 fhlladelphia, Oct. Stagg Field, Chicago, (by The Soft Water and outmaneuveml by the the Associated Press). Princeton from Annapolis today In sweet de- tha Un -- secured revenge today by Laundry &he first hnlf of thn grume. feating Chicago, 21 to 18, in whal 177rnONE 177 versltv of Pennsylvania fooU'al' was the most spectacular HINKLE 'team itself together In tha probably pulled aJid tootball game ever staged in the Ithird Period, tied the srnre west. In the final middle won from the Navy. The Maroons, leading IS to 7 at 13 to 7. Nearly 60,000 wero garter, bnttle. the start of the fourth period, 'persons shw thr swept off their feet by a dasrllng Cart. "Po" Miller, hslfuackot enabled Porch Curtains i eleven, wh e forward pass attack that .'the Pennsylvania the to crash over with two NhowiiiR a little with Its Tigers Mother in the first half touchdowns. members With the des- Cold weather li' here, CUT? Chicago, fighting 'had a reawakening In the third and have his ef- - peration of mad men, threatened you had better Uuarter and lowly through the few seconds forts Pennsylvania scored the to score in final tha sleeping porch made snug touchdown and in the next of the game, but the Princeton and comfortable now id that it across the score that line withstood the shocks of John- i period put had will be protected from the cold the "" ' ny Thomas, who previously (won game. touch- Winter winds. i The preat Harchet of the Navy 1L ." 'j1 scored all of Chicago's three who was not permitted to downs. Zorn and Johnny Thomus 'team, i Call We'll Democratic have the of the contest, smashed into the Princeton line u9 Op. gladly headquarters 'start at opening to (wrs thrown into the pnme In the with only a yard needed bring furnish estimates of the to turn the tide. Ills victory but were hurled back with- - (fourth period Im- - cost. f 'presence seemed to inspire the out gaining an inch. Cleaves j finally answered. 'midshipmen, for they opened up mediately punted out of danger j ton the fighting Quakers and for and a few seconds later the game Albuquerque Tent ta time looked very threatening. ended with Chicago starting a new -- ball was carried close to the mnrch toward the Tiger goal, & Co. SAY The , Awning THEY 1 Pennsylvania line but a Krounded The game broke up In a spec-- jforward nass on the last down taculnr demonstration. - Coach 321 West Gold Avenue J spoiled the chance at least to tie "Old man" Stagg came on to the j Phone 903-- .the score. Hold, his heart barefl. to cheer his! Hinkle will cut taxes reduc- defeated players who were grouped v by levies. FOOTBALL RESULTS ing county Indian and Harley WHICH MEANS (ntvprBltv of Denver, 16: Uni Davidson and Ace 0. versity of Colorado, Motor Cycles, , Bicy- .Colorado Asgics, 34; Utah Ag- cles and all l. Tires, Hin-kle- gies, prices-First-clas- 's . Stanford. 6; O. A. C, 0. kinds at new s First, their admission that University of Washington. 17; Repairing. Washington State colleKe, 18. of of California, 12; Uni- Sporting Goods. story state extravagance University 0. versity of Southern California, linns. Ammunition, Hunting- Llopnse Sold Here. 515 : Purdue 0. is . Iowa City. exploded. t Texas, 19; Alabama, 10. DAIIIELSOf! Auburn, SO; ramp Henniner, 0. sponsor! v 2fi; Muhlenberg, 7. I,ehiRh, - 307 Second, that Hinkle stand for Lebanon, 32; Washington col- South Second Street. 0. Hege, 0. 20; Stevens. - - . the of local Kwarthmore. t . ' 'X. , ' ... v s depriving people University of Oregon S; Unive- '' " jm:mimf?mfii rsity of Idaho. 0. 0. self Coe, 15; Grinnell, Aboe. view of .maU of 80.000 government. Knox college, 15; Heloit,,. portion persons packed in iiew stadium and bands playing at raisins of Amer. J Maryland, 3; North Carolina Sn ,No,e.B'nok1e d'iftin into stadium from Runs of O. S. U. artillery 21-p- university, 27. ?'aT by MichiK,,n ne 8nd Vandervoort. Michlg.S tackle BECAUSE, If Mr. Hinkle will, as r.liVd0n'. i,P,W. c S1" i North Carolina State, 0; Virginia v,. ui-.cc- au sic iu ea,al,u. o. u. runner u ne 14. reauj gci ,&jeej lakes forward pass. i.MIIitarv institute, .thousands of Michigan ad- corn-audito- r, 28; Grove City, other one of the teams thai made driving attack and a de- use the state tax Carnegie Tech.. herents who saw Yost'3 men ad- strong they say, '- her famous The de- - years ago. fensive line. Mlchigar beat O. 0. minister that 19 to 0 defeat to fensive of ; R'ce. 8; Bouth western, Ohio State play Captain Goebel S. U. 19 to 0. The stadium, of- and the state Mihdourl, ; St. Louis, 0. university at the and Kirk at the ends and the Overcoats traveling of ficially dedicated with impres- 5 Marines, 9; George- opening the Crimson's new Quantico stadium ore playing of Klplte, bac' sive ceremonbs, was filled to town, 6. wondering If "Hurry field star, are the In mission, the state educational 25. is set to bright ipotn capacity and thousands were 3 Mercer 0; Vanderbilt, Up" give Mielilgaa an the team which shows a turned I Pittsburgh, 7; Bucknell. 0, powerful away. 0. of auditor, his to veto 6; Phoenix high, the Finest appointtees, Mesa high, t Phoenix Indians, S3; Junior col-leg- e, 20. The first rose slips planted In the wish of the on how wore a. people Trinidad high, 14; Pueblo Ce- L Oregon taken from bush in ntral high, 0. 05 ivi Fort Vancouver. Washington. Methodist university, Character much local tax want to I Southern they n- - DUlnhnma Aceles. 6. . i Nebraska, 39; Oklahoma, 7. , for roads and u. spend schools, f I.a Junta high, 6; uocny rorn, DEFEATED, 24 0, KBOF WILL BE J Santa Clara university, 8; Un- Ul Tailored iversity Of Arizona. 7. at county purposes; Lynchburg 0; Washington and ATERS icpat rAHiran nugi f.Lee. 53. HERE Fashion Park Arkansas, 40;' Txmislana, (I. 0! WOLVERINES; QUARTERED J William and Mary. 82; PVdney, 6. THEN Sewanee, 0; Kentucky, 7. You either like a sweat- i ' Ohio Wesleyan, 2"; Wittenburs, Michigan Beats Down the Biological Survey Hunters er or you don't. You $35.60 to $45.00 ! T. know the minute Tale, 1; Army, Stubborn Defense of Bob Seeking Live Specimens you Mr. Hinkle should Princeton, 21; Chicago. IS. slip it on whether or not say frankly s Mex- Men and Wins St. Mary's college. 19; New Zuppke's for Local Zoo and for like it. ico, 6. you You could that he favors local Aggies, Second Game of Season. Traveling Exhibits. get everything you abolishing SANTA CLARA'S SPURT Therefore, it's no more ask for in these fine Over- boards of boards Ann Arbor, Mich,. Oct. 28 (by A wild animal circus to tour tho education and 1 than common sense to coats- not warmth' IN THE SECOND HALF the Associated Press). Beating Bouthwest with all the year quar-tor- a only and down the stubborn defense of Bob Is col- seek sweater where Par-Kerr- y of I BEATS THE WILDCATS at Albuquerque being your style, but also the economy of county commissioners, Zuppke's men, Michigan won its lected by the U. S. biological sur- assortments are second western conference football all over large. service tailor- vey here. Survey hunters Mat-son- long that finest ! San Francisco, Oct. 28 Afte game of the season here today, tho state are keeping their eyes Sweater displays at 's expresses all that is Jjoinc outplayed in the first half downing Illinois, 24 to 0. open for available live animals for embrace all colors ing and quality gives you. best la Overcoats-devel-oped BECAUSE brame bv the University of Arizona, Although balked at many stages tho menagerie. new in at Fush-lo- n tables and In Illinois line. to and the most popular Every style Ulsters, Santa Clara turned the the game by the It is tho desire of tho survey It assures Jiosed out the visiting team here Yost's machine, took advantage of have a number of live predatory combinations Ulstereites, Great Coats, Park, 8 to 7. every the animals which may be taken about real n, .today, ' opportunity, cnrryinj He believes half-bel- ts are unfit to , In battle Into Illinois repeat- to the vari- they Arizona shone particularly territory for exhibition purposes Coat or slip-ov- er Chesterfields, belted, comfort and tho full-Jiacl- r, style. the first half. The Wildcats' edly during the second and third ous fairs of the southwest. There or con- ks to plain; plaid and economy of long, Captain Hohbs, scored for his periods. aro already two mountain lion cubs roll collars. represent their people. J.nm hv h touchdown following a The visitors threatened the which have been taken about tho We believe that we can trasting backs; a wide color, satisfying service. of through left tackle. Michigan goal but once. That was stato with exhibits and more anl-- 1 (series plays In final when in the selection 4 In the third quarter, Halloran, the period Zuppke's mals are desired. It is particular- please you range. Unusual value and men smashed their from mld-fiel- d Gontu Clara, fullback, received d way ly desired that animal families of a sweater. Do You to the of iunt on Arizona's 3 5 yard line and to within eighteen yards of with young be taken during the Agree Program end for a the Wolverine goal on line plunges summer in time for the fall ex- is hashed around right end runs HUNTERS, See our line variety especially Jouchdown. Noonan failed to kick and by Happeney and hibits. featured at ihe Mcllwain. "The two mountain lion oubs of Coats and goal. was Here the Michigan defense held. Hunting Your Local Gov- V Clara's second score nllvo by Hunter Pickens Surrendering Santa In the caught Leather Vests. , in Santa opening period the Yost tit Kama J'C Well-Mad- safety the last quarter. and exhibited the e New Over-coa- ts ball 40 on men were almost helpless before and Baton fair created more Other Clara carried the yards the Illinl, the Wolverine's fiesta line plunges to the shadow of the revamp interest among spectators than any at $16.50 to $30.00 Ilin-kle- where the visi- ed line not Dcinff able to clear the bureau exhibit," said ernment to a Few of Mr. 's Arizona goal posts, for the feature of tho tors held the local team for downs. path back. a recent report oi inn left end. was Illinois failed to make a first can McClellan, Arizona's down until the final is hoped that arrangements to kick from behind his period when be made with the hunters to se forced six were registered. more own goal line, but the ball was Michigan cure during the next summer Appointees at Santa Fe? made eight first downs during the of ani- MATSONQ M. Mandell Inc. tumbled and Logan of Santa Clara game. live specimens predatory Clothiers, fell on it, a safety resulting. mals for exhibit purposes at fairs Phone 19 fiestas tne summer Tip. and during FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS Western Ad For sale, When the on months." , Kodaks From $2 to $70 Democratic girl keeps calling Tt nlnnned to keen the nnimais Buick. (5wner ran through your attention to what a u Phone 153 116 West Central headquarters says of barn down neigh- lovely at where thoywtU be back and tore ring the moon has, grab your hat Albuquerque of bor's fence: lost confidence In cared for by the city as a fart CsSablaStthOM! that is Mr. Hinkle's has and go home Richmond avail answer to driving ability. Boston Transcript. the city soo but will still bo able for touring with nioiogicai siirvev exhibits. The animals will pur question. ramnin thn nronerty of the survey but will be accommodated at the city's expense. It Is planned to provide a home for the animals at THERE'S A DIFFERENCE Rk the proposed river park. Stop eumaiismi Among the animals desired for exhibit are coyotes, bobcats, Red-Bloo- the In our in most S. S. S. Is the Great Builder of d Cells and Rheum. and porcu cooking, our prices, and of all in the quality of our foods. Kn. wolves, badgers We do atism Must Go! Used Since 1826 Just Try It! pines. Live rodents such as rats, admit that we're not making any profit by selling our Sunday nf which there ar some donena Dinners for Me? red-cel- go- "Shenmttlim? No, Indeed, Blood which ta ffllnua sufficient ls of species In New Mexico, and it's all gone, every bit of It I It's leads to a long list of troubles. are nlso desired. Mounted me now phers WHERE sunshine and Joy for for the Kneumatinm is one of them. S. 8. H skins of some of the animals and I a Is blood-builde- tint time In years. feel wonderful the great r, ronrnrtiietlon in miniature of ani CHICKEN I'AII the glory again in the free motion I uaed system nerve and Including Fixings strengthenedr mals in their natural habitat to bare when my i n vie-orato- were t. In the hands of hunters are aiso days yonng-k- It stops akin erup- exhibit I look at my too, effective for purposes. 50c and think tions, pimples, The lion cubs are now Being hand Diacineaas, acne as 'of the twists and ecsema. kept at tho power house hero bolls, It The Swellings they builds up run thn nucleus for the circus. But we are proving to how to take off Used to bmre. I cubs are and will you Sunday by eating here for down, tired men growing rapidly less - WILL over to than can cook home. bend way and women, beaa-tifl- soon be too and fierce for you at floor. haven't large the I complexions. easy nre Veen able to do transportation. iney makes the Ueao tnme and playiui except wnen that In many firmer. Charlie ears. I can thank feeding. A WILL CONVINCE 8. S. S. for it aUl Batiste, Florence, TRIAL YOU was a Texas, writes: to me it "1 take great INITIATED INTO Rising sun of Joy in and Broth- pleasure letting EASTERN liberty. you know what THE STAR; ASK ers and sisters in S. 8. S. hat don THE OTHER FELLOW ABOUT US HINKLE do ttiaery, not for ma. I have uted gpeclnl to Tho Journal 1om roar eyas four nd think "Sofferinar has from bottlet ef Las Vegas, N. M.t Oct. 28. that gono yonr S. B. S. t am up so Seven candidates took kealtk, free motion mother!" I can walk. The the degree and strength aro in Ransford Chapter, Order of the eve- WHERE? from yon forever) It is not ao. Befon 8. 8. 8. 1 in bed Eastern Btar here Sons now aiing wot thr Thursday hero and for all ot you. ntnth and could not walk. wilt recom-mn- ning, the work being exemplified I d - 1 8. & 8. la waltln to help yon." There B. 8. 8. U all who luSer with by past matrons of the ordor. Over at the , la a reaaoa why g. s. 8. will hip Htomnatiam." 100 members were present to wel yon When yon Increase tha nomber Start 8. 8. a today. la sold come were as CUT? d It at all the candidates who yoor calls, tha entire aya-- 1 drag stores In two sizes. The follows: Mr. and Mrs. B. Victor m oodargoee a tremendooa change. argcr size bottle is the more denenda on Van Hook, Mr. and Mrs. N. Stein, jrrythlo( Mrs. Jadd Detterlck. Mrs. EHsa ANGEL CAFE J. B. McCoy. -- Just Off Central On North Fourth. uav.y .O.&.wfltefej,0U(WaIlWanAB- Quick Results Pasre Five October 29, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 SUGGESTS AUXILIARY ies, W. H. Lyford of Chicago, vice 1ST of the Chicago and " W V president ; TRUCKING SYSTEMS Eastern- railroad, told delegates to- Mountain Honey, day at the closing session of the 30c FOR THEJAILROADS highway education conference, Comb, s Strictly Fresh Eggs, f w j Washington, Oct. 28. Railroads oman sort of fre- Page "That thing happens 60c Dozen well consider the advisabil-ity- v Daily might quently in this country. But, on magazine Mistletoe of motor Creamery GIRLS OF Y. W. establishing auxiliary tho other hand, in a few years KPftllF - trucking systems to supplement more he more be back on a park Butter, A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE PLAN OF CAMP Household Hint- existing rail facilities In largo cit bench." Birmingham 50c Pound Wisconsin BY JANE PHELPS Longhorn IN MOUNTAINS mexu irixi. starch, one large tablespoon of co- Cheese, Breakfast. coa or one square of melted choco- 40c Pound to corns A camp house In the Grape Fruit Sausage late. Cook it unrfi smooth and XEIJJE SUGGESTS A WAY OCT. "Well, it just happened permanent woueo serve over cake. One can make to me I could make him give near-b- y mountains which will be Rolls ALL STEEL SAFES Boneless Codfish, that individual by baking tho Chapter 36 us that reference. 1 was deter- readily available for all of the girls Luncheon. puddings Y. W. C. A. is lat- Cream of Soup cake in muffin tins. 35c Pound The girls were too tired to do mined to have that flat. So I went clubs of the the Celery noon hour. I told est dream of the association. A Crackers Baked Apples anything but rest and talk. They up there my A WINTER Hershey's Chocolates, so it was Mr. Fallon I be a few min- campaign to raise funds for such a Whole Wheat Bread and Butter CANDY MAKING had climbed many stairs, might Milk SI "OUT, 10c size, a very warm day, that they were utes late getting back, that I had building will be undertaken in the would near future by the Young Woman's Dinner As the evenings lengthen and completely exhausted. an errand to do, but stay become 8c Each was the 13th of the month, make my time tonight council, a board of the association Scalloped Oysters grow colder candy making It and up Pnt.-itne- s Salad one Indoor said if took the I was so late. I went representing all of the organized nnltnrt Cabbage of the popular sports.. Cocoanuts, and Dugan they that's why Chocolate Sauce, The old fashioned molasses candy rooms they could have the rest in Just as it nothing had hap- clubs. Presto Cake with Is a or i is always good and has the ad- 20c Each nf thA month free. That would pened. I said: The plan for rustic lodge, . rea iunue month " to do something Just within one of the near can- vantage of adding to the gayety oi make the extra dollar a all 'I want you the occasion to be Angelus Marshmallowv, But the references wor- for me, Mr. Robinson.' Smith was yons, to be pleasantly furnished TODAY'S HECIPES. by requiring right. me most and to accommodate nf fftloru Kmin This is pulled. Here is the recipe: 8c ' ried them. They knew no ono looking so astonished at I equipped mo- Each men whom out loud. 'What is it?' he camping parties of girls. The only made from tne green tops and Molasses Candy One cup save the for they laughed C. the one cutter size J Sunmaid Seeded Raisins, and one or two young fel- asked cold like, I felt all other enmp available for Y. W. tougher stems of the celery, lasses, cup ti'igar, worked, mighty is too to used at the of an one vinegar; William Dalton whose for all was so hot. 'We A. use far from the city tender portion being egg, tablespoon . 15 20c lows like froze up it tho no 8tir 1111 11 harden oz., so carried no the girl who came for be reached easily and acquires tnhln Cut Into small pieces boil but do say weight. girls, Cora, mora It suits the of the cel when inso cold water "I'll go down very early and get me one another girl who lives "roughing than tops nnd tough portions droppcer Bananas, day, feminine taste. and one onion. Jfut in coiu When done stir In a teaspoon ot a character reference from Miss with us, and I want to take a little ery but- 10c Mrs. will haven't been with the firm Such a camp as planned- by the water and cook until tender, then soda nnd beat well, pour into pHH Pound McBrlde, and Thompson flat. I as I was Y. W. C. A. would be in great de- strain through a wire strainer. At tered pans, and when cool pull un- also give us one, I am sure," I am with now as long til sticks. If Van Camp Pork and so want you to give mand for all summer camping lunch time put a good tablespoon white and cut into Gladys said. with you, I associ- is desired in be- Beans, "That's that!" Nellie said. She me a reference;- say we are able parties of girls' clubs of the of butter or oleo into a saucepan, any flavoring put and for week-en- d use all the mix fore out. tad heard Dorothy Fallon use the to pay for the flat.' Then I told ation, add one tablespoon of flour, pouring Small, 9c usual when $18 ever since ypar around by business girls who cmnnth BnH a nlnt nf milk And the Another old fashioned favorite expression, and as him I'd been getting molasses: had added it him. You should have seen wish to get away from the city for strained celery nnd onion, let come is butterscotch. One cup Van Camp Pork and anything pleased her, I loft one-ha- lf his when I said short vacations, it is believed. to a boll, season and serve, ho one cup sugar, cup butter. to her vocabulary. him open eyes council is threads. Flavor with Beans, "Now for the reference as to and poor old Smith too. It The Young Woman's many of these milk soups can be Boil until it to that; for a bigbenefit picture mnAn at lftlla ovnpnsn nnd With vanilla and pour on buttered pan. our honesty, and our ability was funny! But, girls, grandpa arranging brown Medium, 2lzc said. "If I had been bad if he was a horrid show to bo given for the camp the maximum of nourishment, and Penoehe Two cups pay," Cora can't be all A- three-quarte- would ask said: fund during the N. M, E. - con- make an ideal luncheon ciisn sugar, cup milk, MODERN PROTECTION Van Camp Pork and in my place longer I old thing to me, because ho they tea- feci dictate." vention in November, if possible. especially when there aro children. two tablespoons butter, one Beans, them to help us, but I hardly 'If you will type it, I'll will one fts-- I All of tho clubs in the council Presto Cake Put on cup Bugar, spoon vanilla, cup chopped I can, especially am leaving." Not another"word! Never objected tho All's fair in love and reference. Now narticiDate in tho ticket sale, which one and one-ha- lf cups flour, two nuts. Boil sugar and milk to Every hour of every day, someone's valuable Large 23c "gay, girls! at all. Here's the to consider- ball Remove from the war! I'll a reference." Nellie and go and see Dugan. is expected realize a teaspoons baking powder and half soft stage. Colorado get let's hurry sum camp sif- and records are destroyed by fire.; Don't exposa Potatoes, , able for the proposed a of salt in the flour fire; add butter, flavoring said, her eyes dancing. He said the owner would be thcie teaspoon thick- bus- 8 house. Put a of melt- nuts. Beat till creamy and your papers the very life blood of your 8 20c "From whom?" or his agent at o'clock." ter, sift' tablespoon and lbs. for tell I see if I can reference, a ed butter or substitute in a cup, ened; pour into a greased tin, iness to the ever-prese- nt of fire "I shan't until Cora took the cut in danger BUY A SACK OF Bet it." nice one, and read it aloud. one egg on top of that, and fill the when firm squares. see if really W. C. T. U. MEMBERSHIP Add to sifted Take steps to secure protection. . "We'll meet at lunch and But both girls were so dazed by cup up with milk. SUGAR, of us have of a success that IN STATE IS INCREASED flour and sugar, add flavoring, any When boiling fish, add a few cither thought Nellie's daring her to water; the Phone 1104 Our way to satisfy the owner," Cora it was she who got their simple desired, mix well and bake. drops of vinegar the for Representative. $8.00 " firm and aid as they finished breakfast, then them off, 50 PER CENT IN YEAR Chocolate Sauce One cup sugar, fish will then be quite to see supper, dragged corn- - white. and Gladys hurried away leaving the clearing up to be done one tablespoon of flour or very Miss McBride. on their return. Reports of the local W. C. T. U. TRONG'S BOOK STORE Gladys and Cora met for "Did you ever?" Cora said to chapters recently visited by Mrs. luncheon, but Nellie did not ap- N. J. SLrumquist. state president, ref- Gladys. The Office Man's House. pear. Gladys had a very nice "No, I never! The little minx show that tho membership of the Supply GGCE"TYS erence as to their character from like has more than dou- said to do a thing that!" organization RIPPLING RHYMES Miss McBride. She had also To be continued. bled nnd probably will be trebled they were perfectly able to take when the statu convention reports the apartment. She had approved are made at Raton next month By WAIT MASON. . the plan immediately. Saying: LAS VEGAS HOME IS The Chamber of Commerce of Home make you all hap- is wHh the 'A will ENTERED BY BURGLARS Carlsbad pier, give you an interest that will W. C. T. U. in arranging a "Carls THE DRIVER'S PROGRESS. two brief months are sped; now he for you in every way. bad automobile to take good as special" twenty miles his limit Is. he has Were you all three as young Special to The Jonrnnl seven or eight delegates from When first a voter gets a car, not lost his head. He lectures all but Las N. Oct. 28. Bur- convention. Nellie, I shouldn't approve, Vegas, M., Carlsbad to the state how cautiously he drives! No the village Fporm on sanity in Have you with and Cora it will be Just entered home of J. W. The W. C." T. U. in Carlsbad have will he mar, he'll in you as for glars the rules or bylaws speed, and says that scorchers Don't forget the for her, as well been conducting for three years an no lives. He drives Rhould chlck-enfee- thing may Zumbro on Eighth street hero, take precious the courts dig their heard the you older girls. I hope you while members Americanization center for school his 1oat along the sands, along tho "Oh, twenty miles is fast S H In it." Thursday evening resi- your & succeed taking of the household were attending and recreation for former busy ways, he holds the wheel with enough for any man," he cries, w Aur waited until the last min- of Old Mexico. Mrs. Strum-qui- st They the picture show, and secured ar- dents rigid hands, and grinds his teeth "and he's a vandal nnd a tough Green ute but no Nellie appeared. of organized the Spanish speak- "Ten miles an hour," who like a comet flies." The weeks she ticles of clothing and Jewelry and prays. re-cr- Neither did they see her until ing women of this school into a observes this man, "Is fast enough, sail on, as weeks will sail, since near- considerable value. one came into the rooming house, The thieves entered through a W. C. T. U. chapter, and of I wot; and he who faster sends his time has many wiles, nnd now that Stamps. ly an hour later than usual. were their delegates will attend the state van should presently be shot." Old voter is in jail for hitting sixty tions? I said I'd get a ref- rear window, but frightened "Well, girls, away, it is believed by the return convention. timers hear him and they shed miles. "Life is too short," he tells erence, and I did!" She said when At a of the W. C. T. U. when "to move like mule-draw- n she of Miss Symes, who rooms in the meeting their sad. denatured smiles; the Judge, both asked at once where room of Santa Fe Friday after- were frerh they also said, drays"; the Jurist mutters they she wasn't at lunch Zumbro home. Only one were they had been, why showed evidence of the burglary noon the. following officers "The proper speed's ten miles." "Bunk!" and "Fudge!" and gives with them? value the loss is elected: Mrs. Ramuelson, presi- Behold the voter and his Liz when him sixty days. from?" they chor- and the ot there Mrs. C. O. vice "Who Again unknown as its occupant is out of dent; Harrison, OCTOBER 29, 1922. used. "Mr. Fallon?" room president; Mrs. Susie Sever, re- SUNDAY, been there long the city, while in another Mrs.' ' "No, I haven't and were left un- elected secretary; Whittier, ARIZONA HAS F(RST DEMING HIGH SCHOOL I didn't quite dare, money Jewelry Mrs. correspond- enough touched on a dressing table, treasurer, Gunter, I hollflve he would have ing secretary. Trie Santa Fe W. C. SNOW OF THE SEASON BEATS EL PASO TEAM T (rtvnTi mo nne. I got it from Mr. T. U. has the membership You Can made largest Always Robinson, wrote it myself, DECISION ON NEW in the state. Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 28. Arizona Fort Bayard, N. M., Oct. 28. him sign it!" snowfall of the year In a sand storm and snow blizzard About Our Moderate Save on Toilet Cora were speech- - DAYS had its first Cladys and TRIAUN 10 And Then Some! early today, according to reports here this afternoon the Deming. less. . As Americans nre dis- bu- HigH school nosed "out me like that! thirsty to the United States weather the Garden Gocds Here. "Don't look at Arguments were concluded yes- posed to view the matter, the three reau office here. grocery eleven of El Paso in a hard tie was real decent. I didn't have A. B. mile limit is the limit. Boston was re- I terday in the motion of Just Three Inches of snowfall fought football game by the score to threaten him or anything for a new rial of his dam- Transcript. ported at Flagstaff and at 9 o'clock of 14 tn 1.1. Tlnminer nrnrnil the Priced would though if he hadn't done age suit against Carl C. Magee. Hear Most of 'Ein Cussing- - Him. four inches had fallen on Baker winning touchdown with three what I asked him to!" Judge M. E. Hickey announced You never hear of a man brag- mountain, north of Roosevelt. minutes to play and Quarterback Oriental Cream, tf "Tell us, Ofl Nellie," Gladys gasped. that he would give his decision ging about his pet coal dealer. Rain was reported at several Steed drop kicked goal, giving large tDLtOU 'Yes, tell us," Cora added. within ten days. Washington Post. other points in the state. Deming their one point lead. Oriental Cream, PCkn Evening fnall ,.)UL 60c Palm Olivo QQ Cream OUC Well-Dresse- d What the Woman Wears This Fall Dresses 60c Palm Olive Vanish- - QQ ing Cream OiC EOo Palm Olive QQ Shampoo , .eJaC Although we have many 36c Palm Olive Shav- - AQ Dress evening gowns at prices high- ing Cream Purpose Footwear . Hat Coat Gloves Accessories tC er than $35 to $50, we want Gillette style Pocket A A - Tailored or ooat walkina to devote this to Low; type Small pnned hat or Tailored auit; or Cepejlcin or suede; Fabric or small ani-- paragraph Razor, with 3 blades tDleUU " - draped turban to .mart, simple coat or slip-o- n mal acarf wit ii drew BUSineSS. S0.1. or or Rum anP""?"- gauntlet Health Seekers telling you about some of the Sk harmonise dress, or cape of hip or full in tone of brown pre- - or suit; smart roomy ln llk' wool, or suit, or ooat: amart- - leneth ; preferably of terred. of who these Gillette styla Blades, CA J"7!if coat la to be ltala purse preferably people purchase blivyyiup, mixture, neas and acrviceabil-- aubdued color. black brown liath- - If you are tlio a vera go health dozen OuC worn desirable, close-fi- Or Walking ity equally er; gloves; t- seeker you traveled several moderately priced gowns. ting or flowing veil, hundred or several thousand are made Mavis Face ' if desired. They of beautiful AKt mmmmimmmm miles to get to Albuquerque. materials and are full of Powder. . rJttJC Now that you'ro hero yon want ' just " to do everything you can to gel style., 8m '? fftme t,ha"' Same aa above. Bameaiabore. Same aa above with Traveline aa" aim-- ahoea prf: well. waya amart, lor along trip; ferably a amall necessary travelini The who 19c pie, and neat aa brown preferred with crushed type in sub- - baiv and umbVeUa Your doctor will tell you that people have purchased them tell us that meana and ability matching silk atock- - dued coloring. environment lias to do Mavis Toilet will much, answer QKf permit, inga. w.th your cure. MiramontcF they every purpose of the higher priced Water .tJDLs offers that. Good rooms, each gowns. At $35 to $50 you can afford two or three with a delightful Pastorlne Tooth Oi private porch, Paste 4JLC meals at reasonable rates. Ca'l gowns for the amount that you have mentally budget- 2400-J- -l for full particulars. or - ed for one. Tailored, porta tow; (lrm heels; pre- Smart, simple, and Top eoat of soft, BerriceaL;le gaunt-- Change purse; rani-- Motoring blouse and or in g; skirt; ferably brown; of soft thick wool or fur; lets to match hat or ty bag; and chiffon - or or in two-to- nor-- aeml-tailor- Or SDOrtS ami tailored; felt, silk, leather, or ahoea. Shetland or novelty M5RAMQMTEX ON HIE DruiM aporta dress o iwool elty eporta type; kid, or novelty ma-- suit; or warm and scarf Kf 8- sports sports veil, TO or silk, - or Much hose in wool or lisle tenal. aweater. if desired RCXT length. mixture. ' reJ. $1 Down and $1 a SoveItj All at Special Prices cum Church, Simple afternoon Low;semi-dreasyaa- t- Distinctive picture Seml-dreea- y or White, cream, beige, Small change purse ji; up, dreaa of crepe, satin. In, kid, or patent type; more elegant auit; eemi- - or gray; glace kid or bag of material to plllh TYlPPt." or velvet; or skirt in or than for business or leather, atrap dressy eoat wrap mousquetaire type harmooiae with Week the Narclsse Noir Perfume, Guer-lain- 's to match Jacket, with Colonial type; brown wear, but not over- - of wool, velvet, or favored. dreaa, Buys We have Just received a new Hlgp Ur 111 - costume blouse; - and blaek favored; elaborate. fur. e consignment of some of the Perfume, Coty's Per- sheer silk hose. best ever fOimal novelty earrings fumes, Houbigant Perfumes, Viofrola shown in Albuquerque. Nov- $25 ' luncheon elty designs with Jet, Jade, D'Orsny Perfumes at a saving pearl and other novelty stones. here, always. Woman's Institute This size Victrola has always ,,o,ww..h,.bb,.,e comea second reat Morning WT1l FALL. the been in "d fowftogi'' popular Albuquerque.' ,kirt P"t .-- change oi the year, expressed by aunome w.t. " Where Will It is the kind we sell for $1.00 f 7f Nature in her colorful autumnal garb. Hats Values All " down and $1.00 a week a Here - f A Women, too, feel the same natural impulse You Be ' SrT revealing itself as an inheritance from genuine Victor victrola. If it ' i 65? . countless who at , , . , generations provided by ' Is inconvenient for you to by wooTdreaa hohPin Sale I il" heavier raiment the of im-- Statistics gathered Morning " eiik or Or against rigors tho insurance com- come down we will be very miature, ' PendlnS winter an which is now The Time ttaa a pTiPSt W impulse panies of tho United glad to demonstrate this ma- tscou finding expression in the modes. changing States show that of the chine with your favorite rec- VwPV To tne woman now her fall men who llvo to the f V'A planning ords at your home. clothes, Mr. Mary Brooks Picken vice- - ago of 65 Tears, 85 per B.ra5r president of the Woman's Institute of cent aro dependent on friends, relatives or Afternoon . U$SS. Domestic Arts and Sciences, has offered the benefits of her experi- - Wonder Hats S4.50 aUkhoae. ence in charity. hnma iS'ffi the accompanying chart, from her book, "The Secrets of Terrible, you say. ai Distinctive Dress." Yes, In a " but great ; Excel Hats Mrs. Picken regards dress as properly the subject of serious many cases avoidable, . .56.50 ; Her attitude is similar to Louis XIV able. study. that of the tailor of The man with a sav- of France who when the B.m. fo, .it,,. observed, monarch appeared in a full ings account doesn't Novelty Hand llats$9.5G AlternOOn . dress of wool or noon at home dain- - outfit of English make, "You are covered, Sire, but you are not fear tho future the upreme silk; or costume ty If indoors; (mart Clotned." - above statistics hold no aS a bloilee and silk or liany event. $7.95. gUeSt. to terrors for him. Bags, - "Women who count, whether of or low In f'inoh'ieStb,"- high station life, try But It's important to through their clothing to bring out that which is best in their open that account be- ' ' '" The fame of our appearance, and to express that individuality which is the vital fore tho statistics DO These are handbags that you three special lines of hats is force of life," Mrs. Picken ' said for the fall worry you. would to spreading like all good news should More recently. "Styles Of expect pay from $10 spread. for this individual expression. Not course we prefer and more Preteyllkordainty Sam. for after-- sP,e?did WrtHy that you start It at the to $15 for. All kinds of the people every week are declaring that or noon. fw have we enjoyed such such freedom of choice. JiVening party dinner years variety, newest novelty leathers are our Wonder Hats at $4.50, our Excel Hats at $6.50 ' at home gwn'ofankieCgtS "Skirts have again become the graceful garments which they Citizens featured and the bags, are es- and our Supreme Hats at $9.50 so out-shi- ne the when entertaining. were intended to be. The woman whose - type demands long, tfweep- pecially well finished. Dis- hats they are offering elsewhere that there is ab- , , ing lines again may have them, but another may find her type National Bank shoppers will be solutely no In addition to you ' in a length less formal and be no less correct. The criminating comparison. offering Bamea.forrr.nin, Black patent fcath-- "fusion Interested in the many new quality in these hats we offer you assortments at home; or formal or; or satin, or met- - autumn, With Its Vague tones enlivened by touches OI high color, I Tho Bank of Personal large selection. fc7o cai,s int w ta dresa th m Service. shapes and designs) presented for ssnsiffi J!.;1" jess assortment. ' ' a gut&uw party, theater, or gown; ehiffon or lace "The new in dress no difficulties to tho home in this humomtwt thoughts present ! ffi.rt"S&" tX. dressmaker of only moderate skill. Now, as always, the best - j dressed women will be simply dressed,' - 0 V,.;

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 29, 1922 seen it in action in their ffi DimiTDnMC kaskima inn behalf against THE GREAT POLITICAL UPHEAVAL OF 1922. menacing conditions and have witnessed EUROPE CAN PAY MAY INSTALL1 AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER its effective dealing with difficult situa- Published By JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY tions. They have seen it pursue the course 1 ! that insured maximum AMOUNT S JOSEPH TAUSEK Managing Editor service in their r 1 OWED WEATHER BUREAU cause, regardless of that r ve. antagonism might II Office 310 West Gold mean loss of votes in ,15 I Zr LOOKS KINDft. ,7 Telephones f6 and 17 certain quarters. And JLL I ' seen ZIFP WE'RE 'jL AMERICA 1100" E ON BAFFIN BAY second-clas- having all this, the can be ZZZ l GOIN TO HAVE Entered as s matter at the postoffiee people yg. of Albuquerque. N. M.. and entry in Santa Fe. N. counted on to continue the support that J M pending, under act of Congress of March 17, 1879, they extended by their confidence, in the Secretary Is Opposed Would' Be Internationally last election. on h No SUBSCRIPTION RATES The administrati na Cancellation; Reason Owned, to Supply Data One month by carrier or mail ,,..85c proved itself wholly worthy of its continu J for Despair if Peace for the World's Services; Three months $2.60 ance. Its claim to SI Months 4'5 support is for services Hi Maintained Abroad. U. S. Is Backing Plan. One Year !" rendered and to be rendered. And such (Editor's Note: The following Washington, Oct. 28. An Inter- ADVERTISEMENTS. a claim has always carried with the TIM speech by Secretary of Commerce owned and nationally operated The Journal reserves the right to reject any "3 Hoover, with reference to repay- wireless obser- American station and weather advertising matter that it may deem Improper. people. ment of European debts to the vation on shores of cards of res- station the Calls for society meetings, thanks, United States government, was de Baffin bay, to supply data for the and church socials, lectures, no- llvered at N. Y., October olutions, society BY Buffalo, world's weather services, has been tices, calls for church meetings (except Sunday THE WAY. 16). proposed, and steps are being tak- church programs) are considered as advertising and en to insure its installation. rates. ' will be charged for at regular advertising Someone in suersrests Proposals have been reyeatedly Baffin bay Is pretty far north, as England the nnh made over last a glance at a map of too of ASSOCIATED PRESS lication of the three years that the MEMBER OF THE a Black Book for unDroseeurerl loans our to our continent will show, cold winds The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the from government war profiteers, the foreign countries the war blow cheerlessly much of the time, the use, for of all news credited to complaint being that during ice and snow hold over also the Blue Book is should In part or in whole be can sway the it or not otherwise credited in this paper and already overcrowded land and sea for a good portion of local news herein. celled, either for moral reasons or the published witn tnem. In the interest of economic sta the year, and the life of those sta Less tioned there, cut off from the SUNDAY October 29, 1922 bility. sweeping proposals Still, no matter how toueh the situ a. have been made that the payments world except by radio, would not tion looks, someone is to of interest and installments as re be of the easiest; but the value going refer to should be of their services to the world quired by congress fur would be REPUBLICAN VICTORY SEEMS it iiuy years irom now as the good old ther postponed. The question Inestimable, it is said. ASSURED. uays. one of the most complex and dit' Officials Kntliitsiastlc. f ficult in Amerl Officials of the United States character that the V.Vather are can people have ever confronted bureau enthusiastio With election day but a week off, there It greatly concerns American com over the proposal and will urge the is Democratic mis- merce and I feel that widespread participation' of the government in every indication that discussion is of to the the scheme. They great value out representation has failed to blind the better understanding of the eco point the valuable work of the nomic issues involved. under. International weather observation to The Full on little island of people the facts. Democrats have standing can be advanced only by station the lonely We lull and frank Jan Mayen, off the southeast coast had ample opportunity for presenting their always thought that smell around the post discussiojj. of Greenland, where are omce was No Need for Dcspnlr. reports con- lODoy not the odor of sanctity. nave sent to nil the European govern- case, but instead of offering a single i the feeling that many as men in Europe are thinking of ment meteorological services, structive alternative for the ills Sometimes the these well as to the Canadian and United alleged eye's the agent things in terms of despair, bureaus. That leads one due to their Immediate difficulties, States weather of which they complain, their campaign down to Hell. Mr. V. BJerkus Ekerold, a Nor While at There is no necd for despair In tho other times the devil future of it can wegian scientist and meteorologist, has been one of destructive criticism from Europe if maintain the Works through the sense of smell. hard-workin- g through whose efforts Jan peace. Its popula was beginning to end. What has taken place From the dungeon scene from tion, its tremendous industries, its Mayen station erected, has Pabst, by four been In this country and Canada in Mexico is of tho whole coiurea voices, enormous productivity, and Its New typical its fabu for some time in the interest of magnificent Intelligence, Baffin station. country. The Democrats have failed ut- lous development of skill and the proposed bay The woman at Portales who was bitten scientific are vital The great value to this country tear down of achieve- by ah knowledge, of such a station is shown ob terly to the record insect evidently Is a thin woman, as the forces that must win If thev have by newspaper a cnance. servers in the fact that they are ment of one of the most constructive ad- says sne was Ditten on the angle. nair often sudden J.nese economlo problems are handicapped by the ministrations in the problems that we must vision over arrival of unforeseen weather country's history. It seems to us time changes originating in northern about for tha Insurance years and decades. They must not sta- The stands upon that Be Canada, where there are few Republican party companies to put the clergymen In the extra haz- - obscured by fluctuation In ex of change or calculations of trade tions. Thousands of miles the record. ardous class. by continent, up to the Artio Seas, balances in terms of war and de nor From the time when it first came into prcsslon. Europe has made great hold no observation posts Judging from what we see In economic since ar means or messaging ooservations has devoted the newspapers, progress the if were made. The northern- control, the administration pants is the real Issue, mistice. Its troubles today are any greatly overshadowing the in ' most weather station in Canada is ' its efforts to solution of the nation's prob- tarur ana the bonus. solely the political and fiscal from the field. Her social organization, her almost forty degrees The burning question of the Is: SENTENCE northern edge of the continent, lems, foreign and domestic. Achievements day SERMON. agriculture, industry, transporta close to the Should mother and wear tion, and commerce have found which put it far south, under its brilliant and grandmother pants? nternational boundary line. vigorous foreign Should a high school be allowed extraordinary recuperative powers girl to attena Truth is simple, and manifold from the of Consequently, officials said, policy are notable. Settlement of vexed classes wearing pants T one; error, and intri- depths disorganization much weather which originates in cate. Carl Hall. and famine of 1919. of is unob- Pacific and on re- Should son wear peon pants? Armerding, Gospel These loans to twenty nations that vast stretch land questions agreements Are served until it is right down upon pants things of beauty? amounted to about 810,000,000,000 was duction of naval armament at the Wash- There is no worse and were all demand obli us. For this reason, it added, form of abuse of the house of God nearly cold waves often bear down from to gations. now amount to ington conference, which carry back in If spooks had half as much fun on Hallowe'en than remove from it the Gospel and to They the north in winter and our weath- introduce $11,500,000,000 In principal and scant credit to President Harding's initiative in as they are reported to have, we'd Just as leave teachings and worship which are in conflict with the accrued interest, for interest has er bureau can give only oe one. to warning. con-- Gospel. Carl Schmid, Immanuel been practically suspended up . calling that meeting, are impressive " Book Evangelical Luther- date. The terms of repayment Recent (Example. J; an Church. , A recent example of this sudden tributions to the of world It would were to be determined by congress, in progress peace bo pretty tough, though, to have to has laid down con and unforseen change occurred come and congress the series of showers that ended tho and national welfare. hurrying through space every time Conan Jesus time-serve- r. ditions under which payment can Christ was no He had a country-wid- e drouth that Doyle went into a trance. was world be extended over' a term of 25 long In with domestic the Sattiday morning I erround vision and a world a gripped the country during August, dealing problems, at emus grocery store anu. nera message, message that was not years. It is the duty of the fund l for one to see eptember and early October. Mr. on btft for all commission that these 1 administration's efforts have met with Come on you Smlt tawklng the tolefone age only, ages; therefore His teach- ing Continued dryness was predicted spooks, saying, 111 have it over as soon as are as terms are carried out and of course conditions success. You'll have to cut. ings just applicable to the problems of the no would ex for some days because equally conspicuous It found posserble, Mrs Jennings, but I can't alteration be possible were and no changes wero light-foo- t, twentieth as to those of action of sluggish That say for sure because my boy is sick century the first. W. A. Guv cept through congress. bserved within the scope ot tne the nation laboring under depressed eco Christian There are certain phases of this . Jazz time dance this morning. Broadway Church. reporting stations. Betweon two nomic conditions and set about Giving me a ideer how to make discussion that seem to me to re- sudden showers speedily For Conan Doyle some days, however, money, and I sed. Do you Christ quire emphasis. swept down from the uncharted relief. One of the first acts of the Has called you wunt enybody to deliver stuff for never rebuked those who were conscious Debts Owing Our Taxpayers. entire of First. These loans are often regions, freshened up the executive was the calling of congress in To his highbrow you today, Mr. Smit? and he sed,! their sin ; His severity was reserved for He Atlantic seaboard and the South- Ghost Wy yes I do, that wat I do! hypocrisy. spoken of as debts to our govern- destructive seance. jest was unsparing in His denunciation ment. in debts ern states, quenched session for enactment of legislation nece- wunt, how would you like to make,' of the pretender They are, fact, forest fires in Canada and brought doller? but for the woman taken in sin, and others like owing to our taxpayers. These drouth. to the restoration of abnormal con- her, loans were made the re- an end to the ssary All rite, very much, I sed, and: AhaSrnh11!? but tenderness, at urgent If there were more stations he sed, Then start In by this sympathy, compassion. quest of the borrowers and under was tne ditions to normal, with special reference taking A. M. Knudsen, St. Paul's solemn assurances of farther north, it said, TwsisiSy Years hed of lettuce and these soop Lutheran Church. their repay- hance could have been torseen to revision of taxation and tariff. Since Allbiipeinp Ago greens erround to Mrs. Jennings, ment. The loans were Individual in to re- far ahead of its actual arrival, thats the big house on Broad The each nation. They have no two. or less, that time the administration has never power of Christianity is not the in- lation to nations or other stead of about days street with the iron fents erround power of other and farmers and others to whom The social season the yard, sho wunts it rite away, tellect, but the power of the the liberation debts. The American taxpayer slackened in exertion of proper pressure In Albuquerque will open to spirit, of did not in weather conditions are Important morrow me less sne oraers tne quicKer sne the deeper, greater soul within participate reparations could have had warning to to his end. has night when the Commercial club will give wunts it. back us, the renewal of life and no or any longer It consistently and per- Hurry and by that' contact with the acquired territory prepare. the first of Its winter series of dances. time 111 have a lot of stuff reddy through divine, the recognition of the other benefits under the Treaty as mat championed and legisla- to out. divine in the did our debtors. There is no It must be expiainea sistently urged go man, mystery of love, the sweetness of general interchanges, the And he handed me a paper bagi question a? to the moral or con- through ' tion for rehabilitation of agriculture and The republicans of Santa Fe county have nomi service, dying to ourselves that we live to God weather observations of nations with stuff in it and I went to the! may tractual obligation. The repudia- maao to an oinoi nated the following ticket: Amado house with the and rJHT. of beholding all in tion of these loans would under- are avanaDie other purposes of national import and Chaves, for leg big Iron fents things the light of eternity! countries having weather services, islative council; William and R. L. walked throo the Iron rate and; William B. Allen, St. John's mine the whole fabric of interna- of the And the Kilpatrlck Baca, Cathedral Church tional and to whom the data are import promotive public good. for the house; A, L. Kendall and Nicholas Jest then a dog ran from erround good faith. I do not believe Canadian stations therefore Quintana, back of tho house any public official, of the ant. list of constructive and remedial for the H. C. the barking either ake observations which are as long house; KInsell, sheriff; Marcus Cas- like enything. Being a little dog United States or any othep country, Celso or can- Important to this country's weather congressional enactments bear tillo, probate judge; Lopez, probate clerk; with a ixpresslon like a big one, could should approve their stations testimony D. me cellation. I do not. rvice as though those J. Hughes, treasurer and collector; assessor, Mar- - saying, get away, get away, Certainly owned the United States. The to the efficacy of such pressure. Re- Wich it got neerer insted, bark Second. With the of by celino Ortiz; J. V. Conway, superintendent of exception Baffin bay station . would be ing like everything, and I quick some minor amounts, perhaps 5 the trenchments in governmental expenditure schools; Arthur Griffin, surveyor. I am the&e financed and operated by dropped the paper bag and started per cent, convinced that countries of the northern hemi- - to be credited to the administration aggre- wawk out backwerds and the Mctliodiot debts can be repaid in some rea whom the would be a hold of and First Episcopal Church. M. E. Church sonable of time re- phere to data Plans are under way In Albuquerque for the dog grabbed the bag Rev. F. E. (Spanish).. period without of value when by gate an enormous sum, which represents timped all erround it as McQuire, Pastor. H. O. Costales, Pastor. alization of the un- reported organization of a central labor union. Besides shaking 9:45 a. ra. Sunday school. At Lead M. the if it thawt it was one of Its werst 11 Avenue E. church. due strain on the debtor countries corresponding lightening of the burden a. m. Service with sermon 2:30 p. m. railroad men, the following are organized: The enemies, and the lettuce and the "The Desert Sunday school. or the threat of a flood of goods came as the Rose." 8:30 p. m. Sermon In DROWNS IN WINE VAT. on the taxpayers. Its of the printers, the cigar makers, barbers, carpenters. soop greens all apart and 7:30 P. m. Service "Remember from debtor countries such Oct. 28. Max inauguration all over some with sermon Thy Creator." as would em- Napa, Calif., linemen, bricklayers and stone masons. went the yard, and "For or the Constitution." quantity endanger rancher and grape grower budget system has marked the beginnim? lady stuck her hed out of the din Against At Barelas Chapel. ployment of the factories and Tamai, 10 a. m. 1 residing near here, was drowned business-lik- e ing room window saying, Goodnlss Sunday school. workmen of the United States. of an era of handling of V. P. Edle of look at look First Congregational Church. 7:30 p. m. Sermon "True am convinced in In seven feet of wine last night. the wool scouring mills returned gray shim, my lettuce, Harold S. Min- Hap- that the, argu- was discovered at the at Wats mat Davidson. Ph. D., piness." ments In conten- Tamii's body public affairs that is destined to work yesterday from Magdalena, where he purchased my soop greens. the ister. put forward this bottom of a wine vat. It is lambs. ter, boy, that dogs ony playing he 10:00 a. m. tion some very important contra- he went in to the incalculable benefit to the nation at 8,000 wouldent touch she sen. Sunday school, St, John's Cathedral have not been thought stir large. you, Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. (Episcopal). vening factors given the wine, which was in process of well he touched the lettuce Rll Rev. Wm. B. Allen. M. A., Dean. sufficient weight. The proof of a pudding is in the Sermon by Dr. J. H. Heald. 7: fermentation. eating, Tony Garcia, buyer for E. P. Garcia and Com- rite, I sed still wawklng back Business of 30, a, m. Holy communion. Debtors on the Continent. and sho Hes ruined it, meeting church at 9:45 m. Third. The for fur- , and proof of the efficacy of the adminis- pany, has returned from a tour of western wards, sed, close of service, a, Sunday school. proposals the wool cant use that, go rite back and morning 11:00 a, m.-- ther postponement of payment of districts, where he . C. JS, meeting at 7:00 p. m. Morning prayer Europe. For economic stability tration's dealing with economic problems purchased 160,000 pounds of tell Mr. Smlt to send mo another and sermon bT Bishnn Rn.n Interest for a certain number of requires that there must be such is in fleece. , hed of lettuuee and more soop Nazarene I Installation of the new dean, Lyears arise from the belief that political and economic readjust- the improvement of conditions. The Clwrch, 7:30 ' greens Immeedltly. L. L. Gaines. Pastor. f p. m Evening prayer. certain countries cannot physically ment between the states of Europe of the nation MayDe you nctter teierone, im make these payments at tha pres- as will bring about an increasing prosperity Miss Jennie and Alma Rosenwald left yesterday somewares I sed. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ent atmosphere going elts, at 11 Immanuel Evan. Lutheran Church. time without undue strain, or of peace in replacement of an at- which, in view of strike is all for Trinidad, where will be bridesmaids Which did, erround to Preaching by the paster of t- setbacks, they at the I being a. m. and 7:45 p. m, Qarl Schmid, Pastor. that postponement Interest mosphere of war. There must be cuxzln Arties for the rest of would eco- . more is wedding of Miss Moses of that city to my 8:45 p. m. Y. P. S. 9:15 a. m. Sunday school. contribute to general rearrangement of economic boun- the notable convincing evidence Joseph the 10 a. nomic more Brockman of New York. day. Wednesday, .7:45 p. m. Prayer m. Services In English. stability and the rapid daries of Europe that will give tha of this. meeting. 11 a. -- m. Services in German. recovery of these countries in hope of economic survival of states Subject of both, "Luther's Refor- which everyone would benefit. The which can be saved by no financial adminis- Mrs. I Especially great has been the Rose Berry has secured Odd Fallows hall A LITTLE LAUGHTER International Bible Students. mation Work as Pictured in British do not make claims for operation of any kind. There must tration's service in for her class In dancing. j Meet In I. O. O. F. hall. Cleansing the Temple," such assistance from us and are be a reduction of armament not effecting adjustment 2 p. m. "The Finished arranging their payments. This as a of tho Balance. Study of only guarantee peace but of differences between clashing elements Keening Mystery." Broadway Christian Church. covers some $4,750,000,000 of the as a contribution to the balancing The engineers who are the from A government is bud-ret- s making survey representative Z p; m. "The Divine Plan of the Willard A. Guy, Minister. total debt and thus clears up of and the cessation ot' in the industrial whose conflict one that elects six men in favor of one-ha- lf field, Albuquerque to Farmlngton are cross sectioning as Ages." 9:46 a. m. Bible nearly of the problems at infla'-- i There must be a gen- and six It and won school. once. i.. threatened the nation they go and paying their bills spot cash as con- thing against 7:30 P. m. "Tabernacle Shad- 11:00 a. m. Morning The. proposition, therefore, eral ii.. ...u to create good will and with shortage of ders why something Isn't done.- - worship. narrows itself to debtors on tracted. Is as to Is ows." Sermon topic, "Religious Preju- the peaceful working together among fuel and with It questioned what railroad Warren Chronicle. continent. Our annual to own recon- impairment of transporta- back of dice." payments the nations their the enterprise, but It Is generally supposed Church, 6:80 m. Endeavor from the whole of our continental struction Instead of constant re- tion facilities. Never from Even Scarcer. Presbyterian p. meeting. debtors swerving the It is the "Rock Island. H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, 7:80 p. m. Evening worship. would amount to a total currence of political crises which 'Here's a man found nine pearls of about $350,000,000 for so war and so course pointed by justice and an stew, Pastors. Sermon topic, "What's In a Name." per year narrowly escape unwavering oyster wonderful, 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, Interest and amortization. The sadly disturb commerce. All these in determination to and hey?'1 11 a. m. Morning worship. burden of payments falls with dif- would assure the further protect promote 'Oh, fairly startling. I Spanish Baptist Church. things thought 3:30 p. m. Junior Christian En- G. ferent weight upon each of the recovery of Europe. All these the public interest, the executive persist- you were going to try to lead me deavor. J, Sanchez, Pastor. 19 different debtors. would assure the re- TODAY'S BEST TEOUOT to believe he found nine Meets at 1007 South Second Omitting things rapid oysters." 6:46 p. m. Senior Christian En- street. the possible 6 per cent that is covery of Europe. They would ently and consistently pressed 'for settle- Louisville Courier-Journa- l. of be deavor. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. hopeless collection, It will also assure the ultimate payment m. found that pay- Of for the burdens on ment that would make resumption of pro- Tolerance. 7:45 p. Evening service. 11:00 a. m. Sermon. respective annual our loans, When over the fair fame of friend or foe. 7:30 p. m. ments due to us from different Europe which these loans Impose duction and restoration of railroads to "Do you feel resentful toward a Avenue Gospel meeting. countries In their burden are trivial in with The shadow of disgrace shall fall; Instead man who with Central Methodist. v Address by Thomas Ogilvie. vary upon comparison effective disagrees you?" C. C. Higbee, Pastor. them from 2 to 12 per cent of their wastes and destruction, which operation possible. Settlements Of words of blame, or proof of so and so, "Not at all," replied ttenator 9:30 m. Church school. Income. would be eliminated economic "so can see a, St. Paul's governmental by of coal and Let good be said. Sorghum; long as I 11:00 a. m. Eng. Lutheran Chnrch. Pence. of the above forces. , railroad controversies, com- something to It that he remains associated Morning worship. Arthur M. Knudsen. Pastor. Atmosphere of progress Sermon subject "Christian Educa- 9:46 Fourth. If there be some of Record of Helpfulness. and in are with the minority." Washington a. m. Sunday school. re- pleted process, conspicuous no tion." 11:00 these countries who should be Fifth. America lias dealt with Forget that fellow being yet Evening Star. . Jfm. Morning worship. items to be credited to the administration 6:80 p. m. Epworth league. Sermon for Faith." lieved of the annual payments for Europe during the past few year's May fall so low but love may lift his head; 7:80 p. m. Evening service. Ser- "Contending a few In order to promote In terms of idealism. We have Safety First. 6 p. m. Sunday school workers years on this score. And of Even the cheek of shame with tears Is wet, mon subject "The Busy Idler." conference economic stability, then there always given; we have never re- especially worthy "Admission two eggs" was the at church. needs be of ceived. No one can we If good be said. con- 6:45 m. a demonstration the deny that credit is the manner in which it effected something price recently charged for a Hall. p. Christian Endeavor facts in to each individual are of sacrifices cert in This North Fourth Street Gospel Topic "A Saloonless World." Lead- respect capable great and Wurttemberg. plan of 9:45 a. m. Sunday school and country that be convincing of great generous charity. W settlement, without resort to threats or No protecting the by er, Ernest Barnhart. fould generous heart may vainly turn aside performers Bible class. 7:45 m. to the American taxpayer and to want to take part in making a Intimidation or In of no so cornering all the ammunition 11:00 a. m. Communion. p. Evening worship. The will natur- better world, but It must be clear questionable exercise of ways sympathy; soul dead be borne in mind those Sermon "Tha Glory of Failure." congress. taxpayer. But might by 8:00 p. m. Preaching In Span ally need conviction that such that sacrifices and charity from may awaken strong and glorified, - power, and with strict regard for rights meditating a political career. ish by Jose B. Roy, postponement would bring returns America do not themselves bring If something good be said. London Opinion. Chnrch of Christ. cure of all and with strict observance of con- 7:45 o. .m. Preachlns; by Carl to him and would really bring such about a for those evils which Armerding. "The Epistle to Sar- - 1147 Forrester avenue. genuine stability as would war- now gnaw at Europe's economlo Bis 10:00 a. m. Bible , stitutional limitations. And so I charge ye, by the thorny crown, Handicaps. dls." study. rant such a sacrifice. He would life. What the American people "Pardon, me, sir, but do you go 11:00 a. m. Preaching. consider that there ere would do In the circumstances that . And cross on which Bavlour In naturally The American people have been given by the the bled. for golf?" Christian Science Society, other of di- the forces of real economlo stabil- And own sir," things vastly larger to see the administration in the exercise by your soul's hops for fair renown, "No, responded J. Fuller Woman's club building at (18 University Hcltfhta Sunday School mensions than the postponement ity were put In motion, could easily Let something good be said. ' Gloom. "I have given up profan- West Gold avenue: 9:30 a.m. Classes. of $350,000,000 a year which must be determined when the time atid I cannot 4 of governmental stewardship. They have, JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. ity handily obtain Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. p. m. Prayer service. Rev. march in advance before economic comes. .Our record to date has the necessary whisky." Life. Sunday services at 11:00 a. m. ,W. A. Guy will. preach. prosperity can be secured to been one of helpfulness.

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ure almost I sea TWO WOMEN FIGHT "COLA COLA KING" AND SON. providential as wake up. It is going to be the vate pension bills for vtterans of it. I refer to the Bursum bill In- SANTA FE ILL! 'S BILL law of the land sure as the world all the wars, since and including eon troduced by the senntor before tho goes round. There is no polities In the Mexican, arc now statutes of soldiers' compensation bill was it. You will find Senator Walsh the United States. No senator as cold. It was presented to the sen- of Massachusetts Jimt as chairman of tho committee on ate on 21st heartily pen. REHIRE MEN WHO TO VETS IS the day of September, for it ns Senator Bursum is. 1 slons ever did anything like th? and immediately referred to tho know a number of senators who herculean work he has In flnnnco done thai committee where it Is very voted against tlje soldiers' com- position. I do not know how raiicn much alive today and will he kick- pensation bill who will support the you think of Senator Bursum down I ing when the senate reconvenes. Bursum bill. There Is no but here argument your way, at the capital STRIKE HIGHLYPRA1SE0 It provides there shall be returned it. It is Just a deal. no man in to against square public stands higher INT1 the veterans a sum equal to th It is fair and just. It proposes esteem, and there is no more In- allotments, insurance premiums to give back to the veterans what defatigable worker In the senate. and wero New Em laundry charges they the government had no right to I heard a mnn from Michigan say Mav. Return as Prominent Washington compelled to pay; and. in liddition take away from them, and also to one day: 'Whenever New Mexico if Their Conduct Provi- thereto, every mnn who served In give them twenty dollars a month gets tired of Senator Bursum, we II ployes Lawyer Explains the world war between April 5, which they wero certainly ns much take him.' For heaven's sake tell Has Been Such as Not to sions of Measure and liny, and July l, ;1S, shall re- entitled to as the civil service folks tho comrades in New Mexico the ceive twenty dollars a month for who stayed at home nnd' never American Legion has just begun Make Them Undesirable Predicts It Will Be Law. every month served In the war and missed a meal or a wink of sleep to fight for what it believes is com- for every fraction of a month unless they jazzed too late at night. ing to it by right and equity; it to President W Wife proml-ne- n served, over there, and here. Ttiirsii'ii Does doesn't want a some- While, accortllng Captain John a Things. bonus; a gift, Murphy, "This latter amount is fixed at B. Storey, the strike of shopmen lawyer and a democrat of "Senntor Bursum has the pres- thing it has not earned; It wishes twenty dollars the month becau?i! tige of for former to be treated as children of the on the Santa Fe system is over and &$M Washington, and a world war vet- doing things the civil service of the in moat' employes service men. It was duo to him republic who were out fighting for the company places has eran, who was very active in pro- government were pnld and are yet more than to else his as well as those com- anyone that the government, more men than before the trouble moting the soldiers' adjusted paid twenty dollars a month, on bill to increase tho pensions of civil who stayed at home and had their started July 1, strikers may return pensation bill, writing to a friend account of the high cost of living, war veterans and their widows three squares a day and never as new employes when there are here, says: still quite high enough, especially the tho famous smelled is passed senate, that gas." vacancies for them, provided al "There seems to me there here in Washington. This bill by H. It. 4 bill to Increase pen- much the ways that they have not been guilty misunderstanding concerning, Senator Bursum is known as Sen- sions of Spanish-America- n war Marine compasses are now part of conduct that would make them the soldiers' compensation bill and ate 4020. If you haven't copies widows became a nnd of the of automo- as Its law, that equipment many undesirable employes, according status among the boys down for goodness sake get some, and approximately five tl.ousand pri biles, l to a statement made by Mr, Storey, in New Mexico, vetoed by the pres- The statement follows: ident, and which the senate did noi "The charge made by the union enact over that veto. The unvar- leaders that the strike was the nished fact, as you ought to know, work of the railroad managements is that that particular soldiers' is unqualifiedly false. compensation bill is as dead a "We do not believe in strikes 'imperious Caesar dead and turned and we believe the strike weapon to clay.' There is not a syllable should not be used on the railroad or a numeral of it left for discus- not because there is anything sion, excepting perhnps a refer- sacred about a railroad or the ence to the Congressional Record money invested in it, but because I Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, left; Asa O. which shows who voted for it, who of its relation to the public and "coca cola voted against it, and who was not because the while Candler, king, center; of fact that the Mrs. Onezima de Bouchcllel present and did not vote and railroad and the strikers may suf- who did not help because any sen- fer losses loss right; below, Walter T. CauJl. , mor heavy the greatest son of the ator here could have done must fall on the public. "king." for tho bill than he possibly could "At no time has the Santa Fe in or some other cola king," is now In the lime-lip- ht by being Europe, precipitated a strike. because he ca'.led place, on the theory that he has "The telegraphers' strike in 1900 recently some little Influence with his col- was the off his engagement to Mrs. declared by telegraphers s leagues; or if not, he does not on the Santa Fe proper two months Onezima de Bouchelle, count for a great deal. after an agreement had oeen beauty, who now threat- "The soldiers' adjusted compen- signed covering all points of dif ens to sue him for slander. His sation bill unfortunately was mis- ferenee and to run for one year son, Walter, is being sued by called the 'bonus' bill. The word and thereafter until changed in the Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, who 'bonus' associated with military usual manner. The committee on charges that young Candler at- service Is always obnoxious. In the Gulf Lines had been unable to tacked her in her cabin on an this instance it was disastrous con agree on a schedule and as a Fair women seem to be the of Atl: to. Ga. Asa G. ocean line after a hilarious fatal. sequence Btruck to enforce their I family "The soldiers bill, nemesis of the wealthy Candler known as tho "coca party. compensation A Wonderful of demands. Tho organization on Candler, with the contemplated cash award, Grouping other parts of the system struck as a whole, was not what the na- in sympathy with the Gulf em tional officers and the national leg- ployes. On being confronted with commerce commission to Increase tra effort. We have always tried islative committee of the American the agreement, we were told that its freight and passenger rates to to treat our employes fairly, and it meet the new Increases YALE AND ARMY Legion desired, by any means; everyone knew that an agreement expense. we believe they have been reason- was accepted as a makeshift. were based on a v of that kind was made to be broken granted certain ably happy and contented. Is Very Much Alive. New under such circumstances. We volume of business, but tho ex- IOssons to J5o Ivcarncd. "But with out of the increase in did not the going answered that if an agreement pected earnings "As to the lessons to be learned soldlerB' compensation could not be made that was bind- come, due to The slump in business from our experiences: CONTEST bill there came in a better meas we make no more and the railroads were left with must AT!E; ing would agree K first: employes always ments with such a body. In two the higher wages and without suf- e treated with consideration. It weeks the road was moving nor- ficient increased-revenu- to meet should not take the pressure of mally and thereafter we made no the greatest cost. unionism to make us recognize this. agreements with the Order of Rail- "During 1921 the depression con- Tho feeling that he has no way ol 7G, 000 ATTEND A TO LET way Telegraphers until tho road tinued and gradually public opinion making his grievances known ex- came under federal control and we decided that this depression was cept through the union is respon- were instructed from Washington due in part to high freight rates, sible for many a good man adher- Pi to do so.-- and an insistent demand arose for ing to them. Every employe Final Score Is 7 to 7: For I Strike of 1904. lower rates. Tho cost of living should have access to his superior, ward After a Slow 111 FALL OUT Coats "The next strike that disturbed had in the meantime fallen and the not as A right to be enforced, but Passes the serenity of the Santa Fe fam- railroads asked the labor board to as a meatus for mutual benefit. First Half Put Life Into ily was the shopmen's strike of take off the increase in wages that "Second: The Santa Fe will al- J 904. In that case The Interna- had been granted in 1920. A cut ways live Up the spirit of Its con- Listless Game. 3 Sc "Danderine" Saves Your Prised for Mon- tional Association of Machinists was finally allowed of about one-ha- lf tractual agreements and will insist Specially on 28.- presented a proposed agreement the amount requested. This the organizations with which it New Haven, Conn.. Oct., Hair Ends Dandruff I and asked us to mgn on the dotted decrease was acquiesced in by all has such agreements doing the Forward passing as a means to October 1922 line. We declined on the ground parties, although Bomo of the em- same. If a difference of opinion as touchdown by each side gave a - .Tonic day, 30, among other reasons that it prac- - ployes thought it unjustified. to the meaning of the agreements touch of the spectacular to the Delightful tici a is to Yale-Arm- lly required closed shop. It Depression Continued. arises, it willing leave the y game here this For we feature a wonderful was liilterly fought and was not de "The depression In business con- question to tho labor board or any afternoon, and brought to it feet Monday clared off for several years. tinued and finally the interstate other properly constituted author- the crowd of 76,000 spectators. It , Collection of "After that strike we lived in commerce commission granted a ity. was these forward passes, executed peace and harmony with our em- 10 per cent reduction In all freight "Third: The promises of the San- after a slow half, which put life ployes up to the time of the pres rates, which meant that unless tho ta Fe to its employes, as in the into a seemingly listless game ent strike, not counting the out costs of conducting transportation mntter of seniority rights to Its After a kicking duel In which law switchmen s strike of 1020. could be brought down bankruptcy faithful employes and as to its new Wood of the Army battled more "When the government took over for some roads was inevitable. The employes, will bo faithfully ad- successfully than Neale of Ynle, Made of the season's newest materi- the road in 1918 it made an agree- roads therefore renewed their re- hered to. against a stiff north wind In the als, in all the newer styles; ment for us covering wages, rules quest to the labor board for a "Fourth: The Santa Fo will fight first two periods, both teams and working conditions, and when further reduction. The strike fol- to tho limit of its means if it is opened un and put across touch' Basque effects, blousey styles the road came back to us after lowed. compelled to do so." downs. Although Yale made seven with the new flowing sleeves. government control the decisions "By the loyal assistance of the first downs to Army's five. Wood of the labor board required us to entire Santa Fe staff we have suc- by his marvelous punting and re All are handsomely trimmed. One continue that agreement. We have ceeded in carrying on transporta- ceivlng of forward passes, saved of a kind only, in navy, black or tried to live up to it exactly In con tion with credit to you and with i his team from defeat. brown, Mohawk and sand. formity with its letter and spirit justice to the public. We have FILM SMILES Neither team scored in the first Every We believe there are certain con- half, coat in this as will note things done this under discouraging -- so although the Army brought offer, you about the agreement that are un ditions, such as lack of protection and forth the hall to the Yale nine-yar- d lino below, was made to sell for a much Just tous, but we are willing to from local peace officers. As n By Hi Speed- - before being stopped by the Ells of leave the decision to the labor consequence our loyal employes early in the second period. Only higher price. Complete range board and we will abide in all have been subjected to violence, once did Yale bring the ball into sizes: cases by its decisions because we our new employes have been re- - the Army territory In this hnlf believe its decisions are more apt fused food when their march down tho field by' M51M was cut in the main to do Justice to all th0 local peoplj of the towns, and short by a penalty parties (which includes the pub on the desert some of our train for roughness. fiofe These Great Values: lie), than our own opinion, which and pneinemen so far forcot their Ml! Off Intn Mrltl. . Hurry! It's your Each would necessarily be influenced by l.lllllM.iaiinnt..nt. (UIas t.It JUIil (ho.lie ot.llr.. dty! necessities of the railroad. INDIANA U. day you see a little more hair $10.00 to $15.00 values era lor a lime, nappiiy mat is IfMGWB BEATS out and are JQ QP i Road's 1'rcdlcnmcnt. past and I think these very men falling you making Special Sale for P7o!D n "When the railroad came back as- MICHIGAN AGGIES no effort to avoid baldness. What Monday. are ashamed of the part they a means to us after federal control appli sumed. We are still to Nowadays pity. Falling hair $15.00 to $20.00 compelled the your hair Is pos- Values; cations were pending for increases. about our and are not satis- Bloomlngton, Ind., Oct. 28. In- weak, sick, J-ei- QF keep guards plants girls dandruff is Special Sale for D in wages. The labor board, after there is more or less violence. fied with diana won its first sibly strangling it, Mondays saying university game or the hair root pores in the - due consideration, granted increas Within two bombs have of the season It - to (T- weeks they have "hard- today when down- scalp are not firm and $20.00 $25.00 values; A es all along the line that ranged been in houses of em- ea the Aggies, 14 to 6. tight, Af exploded a to Michigan thus g from 20 to 25 per cent. The rail- has been ly thing Captain of the Crimson was wasting the Special Sale for Monday$JL4wO ployes and dynamite wear." They put Hanny oils. roads put these full rates Into ef found on locomotives. a tower of strength and punted his to fect and then asked the interstate on their evening team to Danderine almost instantly $30.00 $35.00 values; Strike Is Over. and safety frequently. stops falling hair of men or But the strike is over. On most gowns prove Indiana made her first touch women Special Sale for Monday Dv it. down near and cleans every particle 0 Ai.t(r parts of the system we have more the opening of the game of dandruff away, then the hair men than before the strike. They when a costly fumble of the Aggies takes on new WE SELL FOR LESSTRY VS. Ask Mrs. Claire Sheridan icit on life, vigor and are a good class of workmen and inaiana with the ball the strength to grow strong, thick, they will be retained in their places Was it Kipling who said "A line. The rest of the scor- and was in long. as long ns they can acceptably fill woman is only a woman but a good ing dono the last two Danderine is delightful not them, we have received petitions cigar is a smoke?" periods, the Hoosiers taking their sticky or greasy. Go to anv REMEMBER from at various polnU second touchdown thirty seconds now townspeople before th end of the drugstore and get a bottle, asking If it is not possible to settle Kathryn Perry of the Selznick third quarter. use it. Have healthy, heavy, the strike. To those the has for A brilliant pass, Richards to beautiful hair of' This Is reply, Company won the golden apple Haltman, score and lots it. Albuquerque's Best Shopping Place. been made that the men left our the most beautiful in New netted the for the A6: being girl Aggies when thirty-fiv- e were service of their own accord and York. She found, however, that the yards are free to come back at any gained. FORGING AHEAD they gold on the apple, like beauty, was time they desire provided there are skin vacancies, and provided, always, only deep. 9 Business people are divid- that they have not been guilty of AUTOMOBILE TITLES OEGIfJ TODAY conduct that would make them un- Prohibition may be a failure but ed into two distinct. remains not a sea WILL BE classes; desirable as employes. the fact single GUARANTEED Popular music Those We or serpent was reported at any of the taught by who forge ahead; recognize that many ' - new method. those who lag behind and therh- are good steady men men seaside resorts this year. New York, Oct. 28. Guaranteed easy of families and good citizens but titles of ownership of automobiles watch the procession inarch they have been misled by their St. Louis rooters are unanimous in similar to those now furnished by G. E. Johnson I past. leaders. We are sorry for such saying the fan who threv a bottle real estate title companies, will be sorry for their families but they at "White'' Witt made a mistake. held by Security, Inc., a Delaware Piano. are men and must assume corporation whose organization m ,9 Those who in the they Nobody with any sense, they claim, was stay the responsibility for their acts would to a ball by announced today. same try injure player One of of Postun old ruts usually have Attitude Toward Unions. hitting him in the head. the results the guar- J. a lot to say about their luck. 'And now I wish to say a few anty title for automobiles, the or- words as to the attitude of the "Pawned" is the name of a new ganizers say, will be to stop the Banjo. Phones 352353. Opposite Y. M. C. A. Santa Fe toward the unions. We theft of cars, reduce automobile Studio, H5 South Wnltcr. I Those who ahead are not to as unions Selznick picture. The actors had no insurance and stabilize the credit forge opposed them is in into Phone 1649-W- . KNOW that the job ahead as is evidenced by our agreements trouble, it said, getting the risks of the automobile industry as . extending over many years with spirit of the thing. most of the automobiles are sold !r naturally gravitates to the the four train brotherhoods. Un on time. person most fitted to hold it. fortunately all unions are not con It Is only a coincidence that stituted alike, but I can definitely "One Week of Love," the.Selznick J Are for say that if the telegraphers' union Picture, was made in Hollywood, you preparing in 1900 and the shopmen's union the job ahead? Do you in 1904 had been governed by the know that you can INSURE same spirit that has actuated the C0RNHUSKERS BEAT future in an four train brotherhoods there your easy way? would have been no strikes on our OKLAHOMA, 39 TO 7 road, and had the leaders of the 9 A that economic few hours study a few shopmen recognized Oct. J8. ITFOB laws must ultimately govern there Norman, Okla., With evenings a week at the even. PROTECTION. would have been no shopmen'b the first period Nebraska Western School for Private strike this year. opened her aerial offensive In the Secretaries will prepare "Unfortunately men, and es second quarter and thereafter ran TKe pecially the younger men, loao over Oklahoma to a final ecore of Republican Candidate for Congress is pledged to support American labor YOU for the job ahead. sight of everything except the 3 9 to today. The Sooners in- held tho one and-industr- Our system of individual power they think they have by rea honors by point until A feeling of lassitude is y struction makes - son of being joined together. They the middle of the second period. against cheap foreign competition. The people of New Mexico it possible have the feeling that if they only Both teams scored a touchdown In the first sign of a cold. for you to enroll at any time stick together they can compel any the first quarter but Nebraska Then comes the Chill, Shiv- 'desire protection for American labor and and this can be and to as much or as wage or any condition to be ac- railed to count the extra point. industry, expressed spend cepted by their employers and rvenrasKa s touchdowns were er, Sneeze, Cough, Sore little time as you wish some of them delude themselves scored, two on straight football, Throat and by a vote for , Into one on a run and on Grip.. studying, thinking they are really worth three Dr. "Seventy-seven- more than are and forward passes. The lone Sooner Humphrey's " they receiving counter was ! Classes that any action they may take is after a pass. taken in time, dis in everything per- to In to justified get it. But, the long sipates the cold. taining modern business. run, the question of ultimata cost Regardless of Cost. OTERO-WARRE- N must be taken into account. The Yes, I made him "I wish to further that the Flapper Humphrey's Number MRS. Bay take me to dinner at the Floren- WESTERN SCHOOL FOR Santa Fe wants its employea to re- tine. Then we did a theater, with "Forty" Induces SleeD. PRIVATE ceive the highest wage possible, flowers and a huge box of No habit SECRETARIES It has as chocs, forminp; Drugs. Republican Candidate for and always paid high and wound up with chamnann , sue and 11. 00, at Drug Sterol, rr Congress wages as its neighbors. Before the and oysterg at the Valhalla and a sent on receipt of prlct, or C. O. V, Tijeras at Eighth government control we paid out to taxi home. We had a lovely timet rrcel Poit. our or Hiimphrfya' Homco. Uedlclnt Co., JSI (Advertisement) S01-- ' snopmcn iu per cent more' Tho Skeptic What both M , Phone J of our roll as bonuses ex- - William Straot. New York. Mtdlcal pay for you?" Sydney Bulletin, I Book Frta. October 29, 1922 Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL? of No. Missouri, Mrs. St. Clair Mosa, old and has labored all her life to lican delegation headed by Hubt In the north part Precinct aid her fellow women but becaus'i bell and Komero claimed the ma- 13, Old Town, asking for a polling democratic. COUNTY new additions WOMEN Nebraska, Mrs. E. Luclla Barton, Georgia as a state fought woman BOARD jority for their party and Henry G. place in the north ETEEN ma- of to save them a prohibitionist. suffrage to the Vfry end. Mrs. Coors demanded a democratic the city coming GIRLS! Mrs. Adclina Otero-Warre- n, Fclton's appointment also started reason of a previous court distance to the court house to vote, New Mexico, jority by commissioners. republican. up a pretty fight between old line ruling on the matter by Judge M. was denied by the WE WELCOME YOU TO THE North Carolina, Lucy B. Patter- party women. COURT FOR E. Hickey. seems SEEK SEATS II son, republican.. It Mrs. Catherine Living Two years ago when a similar EXCAVATION "IS BEGUN M. Fton of New wrote to Oklahoma, Miss Alice Robert- Eagan York, conflict acrose, a mandamus was ' CHALITSO BIBLE CLASS son, President Harding and asked him the commission F0R NEW RESERV0IR republican. y brought against Mrs. Ellen Duane to call a special one-da- session the of L Pennsylvania, of the Senate to the Novem- commanding appointment SUNDAY MORNING, AT 9:45 PISE Davis, democratic. prior two republican and one democrat City teams, under the direction AM Pennsylvania, Julia R. Hazard, ber elections, so that Mrs. Felton fPOfHTS instead of the democratic major- of City Engineer Frank Kimball, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH be sworn in. The President prohibitionist. might ity first appointed, It was brought yesterday began excavating for th Pennsylvania, Jane E. Leonard, found out it would cost $45,000 in out. The commission had selected new reservoir, northeast of Uni- re- to Show Corner Fifth and Silver Four Are Candidates for the democratic, mileage fees, and refused the Commissioners a democratic majority on the versity Heights. About 7,000 cubic Pennsylvania, Helen Murphy, so- quest. Mrs. Eagan, determined to Re- it had turned demo- of earth will be ac- 15 to have honors for Cause Monday for grounds that yards removed, A Class for Girls of the " 'Teen" Age. Senate and Hope cialist. the senatorial cratic since being elected on a re- cording to the city engineer. Fur- Wisconsin, Martha Riley, demo- women nn actual fact, suggested on court held ther the no Be Elected to the Lower mile- publican Majority publican ticket. The than excavation, plans cratic. that the Senators forego their on the have been made for said Election Board. ; that the election republi- proceeding Branch of Congress. Interesting Side Lights. age and in another letter that Judge can ticket martt. rt Incumbent upon with other portions of the con- The nomination of several of she felt siu'e that the republican them to a republican ma- struction work, City Manager B. women active cam- members of the upper body would Instructions of appoint Special to Tlifi Journal. these and their Defying publio jority on the election boards. Two H. Calkins Bald yesterday. for their seats furnish some do so. In a mild way she expressed R. . Oct. 28. Women paigns Judge M. Hickey in the district and one democrat were Washington. side lights. the fear that the Southern demo- republicans own in poli- very interesting political court to a democratic ma- appointed. are coming into their For instance, Mrs. Winifred Mason cratic senators because of their appoint WHEN IN on tho . was de- MEN, CHICAGO tics national nt least. is nom- known to female suf- jority precinct election A democratic majority politics Huck, who the republican opposition boards, the county commissioners manded because of the is first since the rati- for ut frage would not pay their own this year Come and Mass This the year inee representative large yesterday evening stuck by their fact that all three commissioners Sr for Yourself. Meeting of fication of the nineteenth amend from Illinois, is the candidate to mileage and this statement hurt to and caused the the of Mrs. Wright decision appoint republicans had been elected on the democratic ment that Interest ia not fill the vacancy by feelings Mary will answer tho subsequent alter- The notwith- Th Dr. Lorenz public of Johnson. ticket. republicans, Electro Ex-Soldi- poli- death her father, Representative of mandamus which is- two Body Battery ers concentrated on some great E. is considered nate writ standing Judge Hlckey's ruling is the greatest Inven- - William Mason. It Roasts Republicans. on re- tical problem of international im- certain that she will be Mrs. Johnson took pen in hand sued against them Monday years ago, demanded that two tion for weakness practically morning at 9 o'clock. be appointed on each and debility the nort. This "off year" affords the elected. Her tenure of office, how- and proceeded to roast the repub- publicans world for women The battle After a series of sessions of the board on the grounds that two has iver There will be a mass of ce first real opportunity ever, would be short because her lican party quite freely. which thf, were known. No drugs, n meeting to life to on 4 of continued and Mrs. board yesterday during members of the county board no umbitious enter public get father's term expires March letters ap- medicines, diet men, soldiers and sailors, at like a fair and unbiased Mrs. Huck last word by offer- court orders to change their republicans, although elected on a Ins, no unusual de- something next. Nevertheless, Eagan got the to a democratic ma- the democrats. 116 hearing before the electorate. would he called to Washington on ing to produce in a theater in pointments fusion ticket with mands of any sort, the Herald Hall, North Third re- lust cease , women jority were read, the original When It was intimated at the all dissipa- Monday-evening- The result is that four November 20, when President Washington a signed agreement tion inven- street, at 7 o'clock sharp, senate seats and that to from more senators to publican majority stands. meeting that a mandamus suit and this are seeking Harding summons congress pass republican decided that we demo- tion will do the work. October 30, at which Hon. to be elected to es- for a "I have myself would be brought tiy the nf fifteen hope places the ship subsidy bill, certain forego their mileage special Max to It sends a stream ' in the House of and some session Mrs. Johnson could were right." said Gutierrez, crats, the commission decided vital life into your A. A. Jones, United States senator representatives sential strike legislation than of the commission, ad- on Already one woman has been duly new transportation laws, before produce from democratic senators. chairman ask Judge Hlckey's authority nerves, organs and from New will make an ad- a United States senator, which In Mrs. dressing a called meeting of the the law In the case If he would btood during the Mexico, appointed the short session, begins The penalty suggested by 6 eve- time are but because congress is not in ses to the was the contribution of $25 board at o'clock yesterday give It without proceedings being you asleep. dress. men are asked to December, attempts keep Eagan "We will in cour) For the treatment of rheumatism, weak sion has not been sworn in and bills down to the by the loser in this contest to the ning. explain filed. The commission adjourned back,' nervousness, stomach, liver and be on at 7 appropriation on morning' we ap- Besslon went into tha time,, promptly o'clock, seated. The membership of the budget limits. campaign fund of the other. Monday why its and kidney disorders, Is Is Incomparable. Dr. house includes one woman is for pointed two republicans on the chambers for a public I,orenz's Dry Cell Storage Battery Is a Monday evening, as Senator Jones lower already Another Interesting Fight. Only one running bus- judge's woman the beloved Is of a state. This is Miss board. If there is no other high-grad- e battery, requires no charging is to make' in representative, Another very interesting fight governor hearing. or 300 cent booked another speech "Aunt Alice" Robertson of Okla' Carolina dis- Alice Lorraine of South Da- iness the meeting is adjourned." The appointment of two demo- with vinegar acids, is per in the Fifth North Daly easier applied, gives 400 per cent greater the High School Auditorium at 8 homa. wants of the ultra radical Mandamus proceedings were crats on each board was declared Is trict, where Mrs. Patterson kota, candidate democrats Bervice and sold at a low price without Political Washington never has the seat in the house now held by league. When she started by the against necessary by Judge Hickey, It was added cost for fancy books. o'clock the same 'night. Turn out, the board of commissioners at 3 commlssoners had taken kindly to the idea of women Representative Stedman, who is was nominated some months ago said, since the A booklet with full particulars and arid hear what Senator Jones o'clock . afternoon after board on tho boys, in politics. Nor has Washington the only Confederate soldier in it was believed she had better than yesterday been elected to the factory prices by mail FREE! sealed. of- two and one to to itself, although it is without the congress. Mrs. Patterson is not a fighting chance to win the republican judges democratic ticket. He explained has say you. of the franchise under the an active for women's but since then there has been democratic judge had been ap- that It was not customary to give privilege only fighter fice, each at the constitution, welcomed tne suttra rights b.ut is an aggressive one and noted change in sentiment in that pointed for precinct rulings in that manner and that J. A. Lorenz Electric Works 6 gists. It is not so long ago that has announced on the stump that state and her republican rival Is Instance of Frank A. Hubbell andi he had already decided on the mat- (Advertisement) the first suffrage parade in Wash- if she is elected she will seek to more than likely to be successful. Jesus Romero. Commissioners ter two years previous. 2340 Lincoln Avenue. CniCAGO, ILL. , was mobbed on the historic to No mention need be made In this Gutierrez and Severo Sancl'ez The . board at 2 ington make women eligible appoint- Al- readjounied. Pennsylvania avenue and the police ments In the United States consular story of the hundreds of women voted for, and Commissioner 6'clock yesterday afternoon and did little or nothing to protect the service. Her chance for election who have been nominated for bert G. Simms, against the election appointed two republican judges wnmam m n tVia sel- frh ara frf rcitiaa nf to be fifty-fift- y with minor county and village of the republican majority. on each precinct board and is said about state, board political equality. Unenfranchised that of her rival. , elective positions throughout the The meeting of the county ected polling places in each pre- Washington citizens chortled when Mrs. Adelina Otero-Warre- of United States. Their number is was railed at the court house yes- cinct at the homes of republicans ror the the pickets at the White House New Mexico, is the only woman legjpn if one takes Into account the terday morning purpose pf from a list submitted by Hubbell were sent to the workhouse of the Congress candidate who beat in the Bchool board elections, and their appointing three election judges for and Romero. The alternate writ District of Columbia at Occoquan. primaries a present member of success, in administration in the each precinct and of designating of mandamus Issued at "3 o'clock Probably not having the vote congress. He is Representative e political places official polling places. Tha three commanding the commissioners to themselves they did not wish Nestor Montoya and he was only promises an ever Increasing num- judges were to be selected from a appoint a democratic majority on women to be granted a vote. Pos- able to 99 V4 votes In the nom- ber .in office each year. list of nine names for each precinct the boards or to show cause In NOTICE poll sibly because the city's residents inating convention against 4 46 filed In advance by each political court on Monday morning. De- are conservative they did rival. Mrs. party, according to law. cision to show cause was made naturally polled by his feminine ALL SEEK-FE- W FIND not wish the franchise extended Warren has been superintendent of Differences arose Immediately as at the final meeting yesterday and equal rights granted to women. schools In Santa Fe county for sev- to which party should have two is condition whore in A Wiudiingtoit Kcsomfnl. and as such insisted that Health the judges in each precinct. repub I voters To the General Public eral years nate is allowed a pennon signea Dy isi No matter what the reason English be the only language intelligence Washington has been consistently and free, uninterrupted communication taught, although between sixty nerves to all of resentful of woman suffrage and seventy per cent of the residents of through the parts is viewing with no little concern or a the body. Universal intelligence that county speak Spanish controls the possibility of several women Mexican patois in their homes. unintelligent matter congress seats. the nerve system. Disease Senator Jones, Jim Hinkle, candidate for Sam gaining , Suffragists here in Washington through governor; First of the women candidates Mrs. W. H. Fel- - is a lack of normal function, inco regret keenly that ordination between the mental and to throw her bonnet Into the ring ton, of Georgia, will not be swornJ Bratton, candidate for the supreme court; Jose A. Baca, - unbalanced condition of was ivr8- roicr uiesen, democratic in as a Senator. She was appointeu physical nominee for the senate in Minne- Hardwick to the va- force, matter and time. candidate for lieutenant and by Governor Are you nervous, weak, tired? governor, John Morrow, sota. Feminism met a setback the cancy created by the death of Sen- moment she was named and she Watson,' but it is an Have you headache, sluggish liver, ator Tom bronchitis, tuberculo candidate for congress, will be at the high school audito- almost lost the nomination by a empty honor unless some extraor- 'appendicitis, technicality. Like all women who crisis arises that compels sis, typhoid fever, heart disease, have into she wished dinary stomach or kidney trouble, rheum- rium at a mass to be held Monday be- gone politics the President to call congress in female meeting evening, to retain her individuality and session before November 7. atism, lumbago, gall stones, wanted to on ticket as special trouble, or a weak back? at 8 o'clock.. This is the first and last appear the Walter f George, former Justice with above ginning appear- jvirs. Anna u. uiesen. xne matter court has People affected of the state supreme and many other diseases get well was carried to the courts no been overwhelmingly nominated ance of these candidates in Bernalillo county in this cam- women Judges there) and it was and in quickly and permanently; Bet well for Senator Watson's seat, by chiropractlo decided that if she went before the this is equivalent to an taking adjust electorate it would have to be as Georgia ments, and are again able to take paign. Those who desire to obtain seats are requested election, although the democratic their in the world. Free lit "Mrs. Peter Olesen." Mrs. Olesen convention did not meet until to- place Is to erature, consultation and spinal to be at the school Meet these men face to supposed have a pretty fair day (October 28), in Macon, to high early. chance against Senator "Trust anlaysis free. confirm the primary returns. M- - S. ENGE, D. C. Buster" Kellogg. Blow to Feminists. face. Shake hands with them. Find out for The state of yourself neighboring The of Mrs. Felton 572-- J. consin furnishes another demo- appointment Phone Palmer Graduate. as the first woman U. S. Senator 202 West Central Avenue, the entire state of New Mexico has them a cratic woman ambitious to change was a A New Room why given tailor-mad- (or Scnatrix) particularly Albuquerque, N. M (Adv.) her e suit for a sena- bitter blow to feminists of other hand. are for the last and all the torial toca. fihfl Is Mrs. Ren states because resented the Notes Due. big They people, first, of Oskosh she has at- they Can't Forget Coming At Low Cost Hooper and fact that Georgia should have the President says that the Surprisingly a" tempted the seemingly impossible woman Harding time. Be at this if you have to go in wheel honor of having the first world owes much to bankers; ATLAS BOARD will make a attractive room meeting task of defeating Senator Robert Senator. This resentment was not which is no doubt true, but he bright of that M. La room have eye-sor- e. 8 Follette. Judging from the based on any antagonism to Mrs. needn't rub it In. Cleveland Plain you long considered an Just a few sheets chair. , p. m., Monday flight. primary returns Mrs. Hooper's 87 a few hours time and Felton personally she is years Dealer. the change is made. A coat of flat oil paint, battle is hopeless. Whether Mrs. or cold water kalsomine Hooper runs officially as Mrs. Ben and the old room becomes the most Hooper or as Jessie Jack Hooper is attractive in the house. The results are permanent and the work not known here. done at small cost. Calder Seems to Be Safe. (Adv.) In New York State the contest between the incumbent, Senator William M. Calder of Brooklyn and Dr. Royal S. Copeland is enlivened by the presence in the field of Mrs. Ella L. Boole. Her platform Is better enforcement of the Vol- stead law and she has the backing The ease with which Atlas Board of the W. C. T. U. and certain re- is cut and fitted allows it to r form organizations. The women worked of the two old line parties, how- quickly into beautiful and ever, are unlikclv to be drawn attractive fair booths, window back- away from their allegiance because ings, partitions, etc, vuc ui iiini uw oca is I mining, and unless "Al" Smith polls such a phenomenal vote that he liter- DISJTRIBITORS ally will drag In Dr. Copeland as cWill a winner, Senator Calder seems to you give 15 minutes P. O. Sorenson Co. be holding the three-cornere- d race safe. Pennsylvania provides the fourth this week a lifetime Builders woman candidate for the senate, for Supply Co., Albuquerque, N. M. What's Halloween In the person of Mrs. Rachel C. Coal Supply & Lumber Co., Robinson who Is running as a Pro- N. M. Albuquerque, hibitionist for the seat once held offoot comfort? by the late Philander C. Knox. Superior Lbr. & Mill Co., Albuquerque. N. M. Without Music? Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis, of Phila- Probably not one person in positively, the condition of Lawson & Hill, N. M. 1 had for this Mountainair, delphia, aspirations realizes there is feet and the corrective Baer senate seat but her husband pre- ten that any- your Adolph & Co., East Vaughn, N. M. ; 11 if which will Bond-Sarge- nt vailed upon her not to undertake thing particularly wrong with methods, needed, Co., Grants, N. M., Jt, as a state wide campaign would his feet and statis- bring relief. ' Hall Lumber USIC ; and Merriment be too much of a strain upon hpr yet army Co., Winslow, Ariz. always go If feet tire if Becker-McTivis- h ' strength. She was not to be tics have conclusively shown your easily, Co., Magdalena, N. M. in e? hand hand. is this ache burn and per-spir- daunted, however, and won the that at least seven people out they and Magdalena Merc. Co., N.' M. Especially regular Democratic nomination for if a moderate amount of Magdalena, House In the Second District. of every ten are suffering from Estancia Valley N. true on Halloween when the seems to exces- Supply Co., Estancia, M. night, She is the great granddaughter of some form of foot trouble. walking bring Gilbert Lbr. Co., N. M. is sive if have corns Moriarity, all m Benjamin Franklin and widely As the chart at fatigue, you young people of ages are gathered for a known and popular in the district you study or callouses or bunions, weak The Emerson Carey Fibre Pro. Co., Hutchinson, Kans. is '. the of will where she rtinnlg. top the page, you "weak foot" or fl?.t merry revel of singing and dancing. , The following table indicates at a certain arches, Just where these note, perhaps, symp- foot, or in legs and glance progres- toms which have occurred pains hips This shop is now offering such extraordi- sive women are seeking national at that are rheumatic-lik- e in their honors and shows which parties some time with to you. intensity, owe it to your- values. that no home need be without they hope represent at the : This week from now until you nary . self to find out the real cause capitol: ' a musical instrument. Senate the close of business next Sa- of these conditions. De SLuxe Cafe good Minnesota, Mrs, Peter' Olesen, turdayis Dr. Scholl's Dem- This week, also, we will be democratic. onstration Week. this "ALWAYS THE BEST" New York, Mrs. Ella L. Boole, During glad to present you with the . prohibitionist. week an opportunity is offered items listed in the coupon $1.00 Special Table d'Hoto Dinner Sundays and Prices on Pianos, Players and Victrolas Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rachel C. to to find as our lasts. Robinson, prohibitionist. you out, definitely, supply Holidays 11:30 till 8:30 $1.00 mm Wisconsin, Mrs. Ben Hooper, are far lower than at time in democratic. RELISHES any years. of House SPECIAL COUPON-FRE-E! Hearts Celery Sliced Tomatoes Mrs. H. A. re- Stuffed Olives Sweet Pickles Arizona, Guild, This will entitle the holder, when and publican. coupon signed presented t our to: , And our of makes Elvina S. Beals, so- store, COCKTAIL generous system part payments it California, 1. Dr. Scholl's Corrective Foot Exercise Chart w cialist. Oyster Cocktail ; possible" for you to have Music in Your Home this Illinois, Mrs. Winifred Mason 2. Booklet, "Treatment and Care of the Feet" 3. One sample of Dr. Scholl's Zino-pad- s SOUPS and thereafter. Huck. republican. Cream of very night every night Indiana, Esther Kathleen and, if desired by the undersigned, a complete foot and shoe trouble Chicken with Rica O'Keefe, democratic. analysis and demonstration. Turkey Broth with .Vermicelli Lillian Cox Minnesota, Gault, ROASTS A huge selection of . music, piano rolls and democratic. ' ' Roast Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing nnd 4JJrtt . Cranberry graph records at the lowest prices in town. . , Sauce . . Spi'ing Chicken, Apple Sauce Albuquerque Foundry VEGETABLES Corn on Cob ' Tip and Machine Works ' Asparagus RIEDUHG MUSIC COMPANY SALAD ' t ." , - E"r!nef Fnnsrt Mnrhlnl.t.. Green Peas Mashed Potatoes PHONE 987. 304 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE. VHaioit" "" ...... Head Lettuce, Mavonnalse Ilium. Eleclrlo Motors. Oil Engine.. Dressing Pumt nfl Irrigation.. DESSERTS Worl anil Office AlboanrQn. Vanilla Ice Crenm or Apple Cobbler . 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With the Colorado line to the middle of on the Varsity ra line, nan-ma- n two and a half minutes left to play. Arizona. On the death of Albert STATES, IS CLAIM hit the line for no gain. Jones iiopkins, mcKea on tu m GrunBfeld In IS 95, tho business was was tnrown ior no gain on an at- Miners, who punted on the first DDQRS taken by his two sons, Alfred New York. Oct. 28 by the Asso- around left end, and was n hnlilnd thA T.ohn eOal. CLOSES Grunsfeldor Ivan Grunsfeld. A- AT tempt - and ciated Bress). The committee of IE knocked out, but stayed in the Jones skirted r,lght end for twenty- lfred Grunsfeld died . some time forty-eigh- t, as a liberal IS game. Jones punted 30 yards to five yards, ftna ilernanae? nit lett ago;, and it was decided to close out functioning the Miner line, and Hop- tackle for two more. Jones. made the business. party, announced today through of the ihi.ua nrniinil lpff end. and YEARS remove 13-- 0 kins downed the receiver vnrlq 00 Ivan Grtinsfeld will J. A. II. Hopliins chairman of its !S mint in his tracks. The Miners a. pass, Jones to Harrlpgton ave shortly to Chicago. . national executive committee, that succes- a hit the line three times in tne ix)t30s twenty-iiv- yarns more The large building occupied by in seven contests have al- and to as ended with the not states sion for no gain, punted tho same the firm for many years has two-par- just narrowed down to a ty mi HartitHMf on Varsity's ball in Lobo possession, on tne Grunsfeld Brothers Sell En- been disposed of. The firm has ready Scoreless Tie line, who ran the bail back five Miners' line, nnd the Score as many as zv persons. fight, "with the chances in I Game Is a x to Prominent employed yards. The half ended with the 13 to 0 in favor ot the Lobos. 111 HI tire Stock favor of the progressives." iintii th Last Quarter, score 0 to 0 and tne nail in tne Tho Lineup. , of Den- the city bf Milwaukee, Wiscon- The states, ho Said, are Pennsyl- on own Miners Lobos w,U Dry Goods Firm their pvS in the- United vania, South Dakota, North Da- New. Mexico Forges .' sin is the unly city When tea White ... C. ., Greuter ver, Colorado. States with an official real estate kota, Idaho, Wisconsin, Nebraska Thirtl Quarter Woodsidn Ferguson and Delaware. Ahead ana wins uui. Ketchersid . . . Pearce agent. Tlntfftw TenVtr nff fllFnlnfit the was mad yester-rin- tr Finch It. T . . . . Greenleaf Announcement I is left tackle who ...... nM, T.hn defeated the Texa wind to the Miner , . . . L. nf thu sale of the stock of the iiic returned the ball five to tne Jensen , T . Hopkins 5 13 to 0, on iiem yards McCormick ., . It. K . . . Tl wholesale firm of Gruns- Miners, varsity Miner line. Kagsdale, Min- - ompson pioneer t afternoon, in a game that lilt hilt Pnnnnfl. Cnftt L. E.L. Hernandez feld Brothers, to the Golden Eagle Saturday Kinfnrrt O Goods company of Denver, 5 for three quarters as went througli Hartman Dry appeared stayed in. Pollock . scoreless tum Ragsdale . R. II.. T, Popejoy h i Colo. The sale marks tne passing i though it might end in a right tackle lor lour yarun, Olsen F..W. Hernandez ft of oldest wholesale dry goods T, i VnrilS thrOllCfh- the fight-- I mna flvft , .r- n 1 the Lobos outplaying the Bennett ,. , . . , , ,L. H. . . Joties house in tne soutnwesi. uoiu-e- Today tic, Bflme joai. ne .j ine Spesials most of the time, but the place. Kagsuaie - Substitutions Miners:, McKemy Dry Goods conipany is ing Miners hull on a. line buck, but the Min- Eagle - i ih ftorossarv ouncn iu wm for Binford, Ward for Ketchersid, one of the largest retail depait- ,m.. pnlloclr thrown htlnBrtlCl fn ttlP Wist. v- - .n,mr.i Binford for McKemy, .Blassie for at ii(Aia r score when the opportune a luui-jH- bit The ior ivi left Cannon, Wheeler for Hayhle. The foundation Ucunsfeld l sented itsslf failed to gain ground around Lobos! Dnttnn Stin i .Ab lal.l ih 1 AAA whan were on the deren-- i ui fnr Ppnfre. ia.B I The Miners nd. McCormICK Kicuea out nett for Greenleaf, for who are said! slve throughout the bounds on Varsity's 20,yard line Harrlngtoti Spiegelberg Brothers, practically on - Hnrtman, to men otner I and relied a great deal PoDeiov hit tacsie. 101- Kelly for.Thottipson. have been tne iirst game, to right f.ereree, yv imams, carnsie. than Spanish to engage lp the mer- the kicking of McCormick keep three yards, and Hernandez failed In KOMETIIIN'G NICE f of Hnnirer. Several times eno, Beams,, Oberliri.. Head time- cantile business New Mexico, .i. to gain around rignt nunc, ot N. M. Cream- - Coconimt the Ore ' keeper, Sganzini, U, came to Old Albuquerque and the Lobos threatened - Miner center, was khui uui. a. arpnpml mnrchandiRS H 40c . t h or-- time were dush- recovered and stayou in tne Croquettes, Miners. but store. Fivs years later they were! Taffy, In. 23 ( ed back by the desperate Hernandez failed to gain -. game. wno Halloween mace iew Uv,....- and Jones Joined by Alfred ?runsreia, Kiddy .The Miners wi more through right tackle, i became associated In business with box while the Lobos made many kicked to Hagsaaie, wno retumcu ' Candles, score would indicate. A ten from his 40- - 13. V them and in a few years succeeded than the the punt yards tt to the 522 West Central nasty wind, with gusts oi ia., yard, line. A Miner pass was in proprietorship; A Innereeaole ior mm The business later Was removed nnd Chocolate Ice Creams. a t,ma ny Jones, jum.- Mnplc Nut, Vanilla, Strawberry, Jliuuej. hid ft"" " ana tercepted ti the corner bf Gold Uild First both players and' spectators, yard on an .attempt around rignt 74 St' was erect much aerial play on the and Hernandez skirted left streets, where a building prevented ' end, 4 part of either team. . end for three yeards. ropejoy nit r in mo m" " right tackle for two yards, then with someth ng like the whole Miner t opened up left ran through I real offensive. Jones skirted 00m fnr thirty vards. and made 5 tt ft 51 end for 40 yards, ana another two yards through tackle Miners v. I ball in .the shadow of the inn 11"ncTt down. Jones failed t . tA I nrross for a i ..minil orniinn left entT. 4 M0MIIAY TUESDAY VEDHESDAY 4, EOai, men unv IU fiiv".'. 7 TZ.'u after Hernandez had pass was Incomplete,, and an eight-yar- d Coalitidn Government Was I on a line rUinSe, run around - right end by made three yards two down Leaflina the cotintrv uut The second touchdown came Jones failed to make first s . . a Knfnm end Members of Hubert K. bentley Tost, of Cincy, and then Uivver, have WILL BE OUR POPULAR ttiD OF THE 1 the Lobos. Inflicted minutes.ana for, the of the Troubles old time. nf the game, when Jones passed McCormick Ifickea to twramu gay I 30 ana war line, who returned the H6 m m t , ... .t. .1 .. 1 i I rrinfftnn.' yards, on the by War, Says. ox l. MONTH SALE . an fl toUCh it-- vnrr!H. Tne Dusiness at tne national convention oi tne American .7 fnr------i tan Ketchersid. press r ngton run 1. , .i with in New Orleans couldn't keep the delegates from them- down. A run oy Miner guard, was taken oft London. Oct. 2i! (by the Asso Legion enjoylni tnin 11 nai TPnm wiin ware. wn "'w-tute- d selves by staging a littlo Mardi ''ras of their own. The Robert E. turougn tne,1.. w an Injured leg. - ciated press). The most. Impor- You will as most attractive prices in all bur departments. '""m VfhwA- for Ketchersid, and the Mln- tant event of Bentley 'Post ol ..CifiiiiiaU, iWvf it find, usual, f a spectacular feature fivo-var- today's campaigning : . a d nenalty was the invasion of Scotland by quarter. for its vie- - Ward before the first two f Varsity paid dearly for talking Lloyd . George. Supported by in Blouses and play. Jones maae emui Qf his cabinet colleagues, Specials Hats, Dresses, Coats, . ' U fnrmof with B. dlS- end, and Hernandez Rlritonhann1 nnH Robert Steven HERE IS HAROLD LLOYD around. rightiAAiri more sir and the latter with nit ieit. . itti;ivic tn, thrpA son former min I located elbow, made five yaras Home, the prime vards. Hernandez ister mnae Bpeecnes at BOY" Sweaters through lett tacKie, out nnd the two uii"leading will be nhle to on an Edinburgh, i doubtful if these men failed gain .Rempthit Knnttlah HHpii. There were great to in the Arizona nainc, around right end, Popejoy crowdB.at both fosfc i play ft Hernandez places. to the Pastime Becoming Sweaters, Special $4.r5 f vembcr IS. left tackle for yard. Mr. Lloya ueorge nas not yet Coming Theater, Starting i.ii-t.i.niipVi- richt guard. EMI lllllllll J matits iuui revealed any conservative program. , to $16.95 I. . rtf rr tho Miners Tnr,p made another essence of his was Dresses in Charming lines, special $7.95 i.!i,j tne '.. tnrltle. Her The argument AVedneaday ' with the wind to the center ot tnree uiius" .r,.. the the danger of swapping., horses v .r. Tnnp each nit velvet-diivety- ri and n fumble gave tne j while a rtream.- The un- well-know- n and In and ' field, . n i n nn vtrnn lncom crossing HATS Our qualities styles of the ball. Ben-- 1 line ior im k : conserva- Diecers possession bi'h Miners gained the derstanding between the nett hit right tackle for three yards plete, and the tive and Lloyd George liberals Is felt ahd Black Picture hats. It Is cause and the Miners lost live yarus bRll 1.1. nt tn Hartman spreading, although the ' were forced to puht. the n futnble. and - line and he of much dissatisfaction among SPECIAL t,,n tiia mmt on Var- on the Lobo - extremists of both camps. back I. m irn na the auar- f ten-yar- d line, and ran it To his Mr. pity's ended with the ball in Varsity's Glasgow supporters ! Hernandez went through er . delivered a tPn yards. msIoti on th Miners Lloyd George strong, $5.95 to $12.50 I left tackle tor nine 0. although not bitter attack on the t - T CrnorH WHS taltefl OUt Score, 0 to Xr. line. new cabinet. His was piirti iir" Dutton argument I .:tv, a ii;locnted elbow. jrimiui lve-va- rd coalition was was stopped for ft f that the government in for him. Popejoy mnaj Jones around slowly but surely leading the coun- goinr tackle, and loss on an attempt inflicted t five yards through left .- -a - Tnn tn L. Ilernan- - try oijt of the troubles two-yar- d THE BARTLEY SHOP I Jones was thrown for a went It the war. end. Her-- t dez was Incomplete. Popejoy upon by I loss on a run around left for ten yards . r tlit tackle through right tackle 913-- 309 West Central. Bnaniii'ij went. hn,,(h Jones went through the same TOURfiAMENt FOR Phone for four yards,!...and Popejoy hit and Hart- GOLF nnfliot- - vnril Jones spot for three yards. A pass Hernandez, was incom- BANK'S TROPHY S 30 to Bagsdale, who man to STATE kicked yards and Popejoy hit the line for ten plete, Mo-.- ,! MORNING i returned the punt yarns. no Binford went In for BEGjNS THIS gain. thn Miners. t fnr V r.ir-h- tnrWlP, nnd Haei1nl ndrted Pollock ii Una mn and Olson substituted for Play in the country clulj, golf f i' a .a at. full, Jones was i;irun mi tournament for the State National nnnIIIIII five-yar- d Joss around right end, bank cup will begin at tne ouu miiiiiiiiiiii and. behind the. Miner goal,. 10 o'clock this in punted at morning. went In for Hartmnn follow: Dr. nnoiner Harrington McCor- The drawingB and Jones arttiea at quarter for the Loboa. Dri Eller; McAr-tv.n- r (yards, left end. Hartman skirted to on the plays made mick punted Harrington tiluva Tlr. ttrphmsr! R. Keie , left end for five, yards. Jones Lobo line, who returned C. Simros 'plays E tackle, ran her plays White; four vards through right the punt fifteen yards. Jones Otero plays Allen; JNav-an- jo i.and Hernandez went through the end to Prager; - around left for forty yards Dr. Cornish, Jr. t other tackle for four more, rope- a touchdown, but ran out of pbtys'Aber; ..1 Via Una fnr Vlt ETain plays Swillum; Gulls plays Culpep- w.,r.lAI bounds five ynrds from the Miner McCanna Coors; Glomi nnd Jones went around right end Hernandez hit the line for per; plays goal. plays Strome; Tierney plays Han- . ifor six yards, but was thrown ior two yards and Jones carried the I INVESTIGATE AM n n nrnund left ger; Lauderbaugh plays Bye. f 1 i attarvint ball over for the first touchdown, if Fend.- Jones tried left end again, but failed to kick goal...... BUYING. clever iv m tn ttbvnlii on tne BEFORE tnnd made . seven yards by, juiirnt lrtlAiv i v v iu , MAN IS ARRESTED ON " THESE a T.nhn fumble enve the Miner line, and he ran the BARGAINS IN itialljMmto the Miners. Stinnett went kick back fifteen yards. Two MUier CHARGE OF VIOLATING MORE THAN 100 in fnr firopnleaf. Lobo tackle, who incomnlete. and a . i a ii s - FEDERAL LAW ", HEATERS. .WH UlUCIli. uuv.n,,f nritti...v.. " nrnrpn third nana. McCormick to Rags- JUQU0R RANGES, STOVES, ishoulder. Bagsdale attempted a dale, was good for nine yards. run around left end, but lost the Blassie went in for Cannon. Mc- rjnrl tirnblhltlnti officers Ves- - A ball. Cormick kicked to Harrington, arrested R- - P. Brown, who terday Of ft Hartman mniifl elcht yards who ran the ball back fifteen lira alcrhtoan miles Southwest five-yar- d line. fi Heaters Inround left end, and Popejoy went yards from the ttavtnn ii chartm of violating 3 New Oak stlirouKh left tackle for a yard. Popejoy hit left tackle for three the. prohibitory law. The officers at full- to confiscated two five gal- efficient Oak hcitcrs. All fPollock went in for Olsen yards, and a pass, Harrington said they A real chance to teVB tin the cormonilral, back for the Miners. Hernandez Jones, was Incomplete. Kelly went lon kegs of liquor. Brown was tackle for four in for Thompson at right end for inrio-pr- in 1.1II hum an 1 will be 'went through right isxa fyards. Jones made a, yard around the Lobos. Another Lobo pass given a hearing Monday before StiSZ"" $9.90 fright end, Hernandez made an- incomplete and Harrington puntea United States Commissioner Bliss the line, and Pope-i'Jo- y out of bounds on the Miner , $io.25 other through 1 1.1 f'.vnn n .1 vii 'at ni.AW au'eiai 11 0- lilt 1lllfl in - line. Binford skirted ORTJfcns ARRESTED. ml.X I1B (lUlUL'SL il.!Uliim tll,'f i'1-- no-- .' &vn&:'':Slckel trim i. ,: iA was stopped for no gain around right SENIOR hi.""'""" ""J, ' "in DC Soft end. Miners' ball, end for seven yards, and . was Chicago, Oct. 28. James church. When his rival threatened to thrash him If he didn't stay No. 13 OAK MKAie.iv, ahLlkOtl ten to knocked out but recovered. Rags-dal- e said to be a senior student at ouav tha ha rnn home and hid. Then camo a dark; tia.lt trim f McCormick punted yards around fm She Lobos on tho Miners' made thr.ee yards the University of Chicago, was or- - Ktormv nicht. when every man In the village waal sworn Into the end. and a Miner pass was J" no t r. l t fv .1 n ,T Vv . r (lanrUA T nnssc tn search for a desrt6nlte murderer. "Grandma's boy' Line at Less Than gine, and the Miners recovered the right nc.J horiffi. We Are Closing Out This ball on a fumble. Bennett hit left incomplete. Wheeler went in ior Murdock, special attorney for the was out from under the bed and compelled to go a,lohg. And nt rA tVin Miners. Mc dragged to hint b6 Prices ftackle for a yard. McCormick un,.niA f,.r International revenue collector on two minutes alter he got started, tilings began to happen Today's Wholesale on Cormick kicked to Harrington on charges of selling tickets to the fast and furious that you'll about laugh youritlf Into convulsion. line nnfl Runted to Hartman the just W .W. tAfrtA to ajsnoonilnue tills , of lilgli RMdc rnngm who it ten the line. Prlncton-Chicag- o football game For five years Harold nas cnensnea a nign amuiuun 10 nmiiu Sine, returned ,yards. ena for showed In made three yards through Jones skirted left twenty for $20. a certain new type of comedy., JIe indications of striving spopejoy hit the line Sailor-Mad- e he jright tackle, and the quarter ended yards, and Harrington that direction in "Never Weaken." In "A Man" o for (i yard. Jones passed to Har- Ad's of fulfilment. in "Grandma's Boy," wnoiesmc the ball in the possession - Want BHh'rj Quick Results' showed still more promise Now, todny's iiv. rrlth Lobos on the Miner rington, thirty yards, and Harring- he has reached his goal. And if you will ask anyone who has been in Los Anfteles in the last three months, they will tell you that since J'e. , i tilrtm-- fl Heaters f Second Quarter, m,a .....i.rc ,,..o,.,i,.,. ,.f thia t lh? Immense Svmtihonv thea Ranges t Hernandez left, tackle for ter In .It has been the sensation of the town. Tourists talk hit that city, one iio gain, and Jones fumbled for an of little else. The picture is booked to stay at the Symphony for trim- t niekcl e now h loss; Jones kicked forty a.nii raf TViia ffrn-i- ulcttire will finpn a. run of four days at, the 3 !ft. ti ($38.75) One 117(1 tlnnere, i -- ...1 Tl n. i Mir.ai 11HII innvllll TPt with mhn ln"'l ifcards to Binford on the Miners' 'asxime uieaier, nuu .U..iitv a ao.n,,c r ir.uift,faahlnn iii.inno ..... med Heaters, btylc imiie. door, lilli closet, line. Binford Jilt the line ter come because the minute folks see this picture there Is go-- In front door, COft 9f polished top, flttca with water early, lilue nick- for a and was knocked out. ue a buuiiiicwb. fcpcc.nl ...tDiO.U front. I'ill I'llaiml. yard ins iu euiiuuiu el trlinnicJ. gkcKemy went In for Blpford. The nlr CQQ Kfl BVIlners fumbled on a line buck, but one $52.71, rtleltel trlntmea Spce'lnla mm Miit heater, iront iceo wiin wUO0) aecovered the ball. Ragsdale hit ,n ight tackle for no. gain, and niHii panel. S3 5 b0 !""M' rcjirt",c I,''ce punted to the Varsity be- - Sieelbl 85 ind tneir goal. Innnn maHa fnnr vavA thrmlfrVi Ono $39.56 nlr blast Heater, H above bnt A 1 irt Delmotxico Cafe sartic as dj ight tackle, and Varsity lost three f) aAa. nn a hnclr. A tinfm. Siiceftil ..... iD'iu IU erne, CLEANLINESS" larger. line iron. Iartman to Jones, netted 20 yards, SERVICE QUALITY See our file of bnrfraln left tackle for three mhst located and One $92.00 air tlfcht Heater, Rnngcs before t)tt bny. Some lemandez hit That's the motto of the nicest, conveniently flM full hl'ekel low anA .Tnnpn mAa thrown for city-rA- ND WE .WANT TOUR with slotted pot; hero as HtZ mrB the coolest Cafe in the benutif nl H0) ,a loss on. ah attempt, around you the best In the market. trim OA nu DiO tO yard guaranteeing Unit . . . ieft end, A pass, J ones to l wer- - .rv1rfAhlp. nWiaOl made 16 and MENU (i Jiandez, yards, Jopes Re-New- ed ahd Heaters tnade nine more around right end. 75c Sunday Dinner 75c Stoves hi wan ttirnwn fnr- - a. (vn- - ifas 1iav than 40 stoves, heaters and ranges for you KlClliailUCA nao Cocktail . iorc Irard loss oa a Una buck and Jones A . Oyster to .fhooso frotn. these have all been gone over In our own shop It first down witn two yaras Was EVtir Ilitlldive'iin Party RELISHES and are guaranteed to be tn good condition. Here are just a few to rtade left end. Hartman skirted Radishes Indicate what they arc: a Ripe Olives Young Celery To'ung great bargains fight, end for two yards, apd One Moore ftlr tltfit, like ass, to xnompson, was m- - SOUPS Choice of hew.;. Jones ' One Ideal No, 11 .$5.00 Without "- ompiete. A secona pass, jones o Compiete Stfeete? Cream of Turkey a la Royal One Bass Oak No. 11 -; jJHernandez, was Incomplete, and ' Chicken Broth. Itice around x left One Auto t Blast No. Bones made a yard ENTREES Choice bf One Coles Hot Blast, new lining...!..;;.. ...;;....$1R.0 J1-- " . One Baker's Hot.. Blast No. 16 the fun and high jinks arenearly , . Stuffed Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing ehtl ' Giblot Sauce nd Sauce One Moore's kit tight No. 18..., ,., 22op WHEN an when isarnes are all played Cranberry No. i .... School Teachers . Stuffed Chicken with Oyster Dressing and One Baker Peerless. ;..t . , . , Young i. f and , the conies the ., GWd z dancing lags, . Atfple Sauce i . ; Afct MObfeti NEW AND ITfFJj. NEW fERKkCTlQN Olh HEAT. Friends Made CVB AND - srhiling nostess with a dish df New Baked Young Viz with Sweet Potatoes , Fto-im- :R V6EI OAS HEATEnS lOI.Alt One of them had this to say-es- tempting " en AMfeHicAN BEAVTY ELEC1R1C HEATERS...... (terday. "We never, thought tjlat ' Hexiqo Candy-Kitch- candy. Ahd do .they VEGETABLES lioor Ellen recover, she Yuin-Yu- - ' ' ' Macaroni AU would ever, like it? . flashed Potatoes Oratltt, had suffered so long from stomach v X Creamed Carrots and Peas , lost and liver trouble and had ' v - ... more . .... SALADS than 40 Pounds. .In Jrelght; No matter .what. else.. you ..offer .you. canbe ' Won-flerf- ul "Lettuce' and Tomatoes With Thousand Island Dressing She took a bottle : of oi sure, delighting your guests with the superb MM? Remedy upon th advice novelties w6've BEVERAGES per aunt and has steadily Improved candy and specially prepared fcoffca Iced Tea Sweet Milk COLO AVE. PHONE. -- IliW. irurn tne iirst Qose. ,wv are tut for Hallowe'en. 40W infident of her complete recov- - DESSERTS rv."' Tf mmcixram tho nhtarrhnr a T - fl n h4va a. -- rn r a mucous from the Intestinal tract. nu a i lays tne inflammation wnicn flew Mexico Kitchen ausea practically all stomach Candy Ivar an4 Intaattnat Bllmanli ( n . Delmonico Cafe eluding appendicitis. One dose' will Phone 1520. 204 West Central. convince or money reiunaea at Phone 845-- 3 H West Central Avenue. feriggs' -- Pharmaey. and druggist mm miifliiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiljimi everywhere. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 29, 1922

LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT The Markets 4 Aiw By S. W. STRAUS, Pre.ident FOR SALE Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Miscellaneous. PERSONAL. WANTED Salesmen. WANTED Agents. LOST AND FOUNp. 111 Associated frcss. for Thrift Uy American Society 1608-- 57 MILES per gallon made with new VA 1'EKl'ROOF kitchen aprons LOST white tent on East Jj'UU SALlfl Wo have the QUINCES. Phone J. W. BRASFIELD watch, clock and alluppins Large Central following In rear patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write bsgs; highest grade; prices reduced. op around city. Return to Sltf Cornell. items for which we have no una. FOR SALE Base burner. 5ewelry work. 115 South Second. Bon-To- FINANCIAL "I NEVER have been able to get for particulars. Stransky Vaporizer Co., 211 South Broadway, St. .Louis, 5 reward. Prit'crj to sell. May. b ieen at the High. DON'T forget the Sunshine Barber shop, puKwana, 8. D. Missouri. "ahead much. Luck has always Mathew farm north of Old Town, A. STRA YE D Airedale dog, answers to Dnlry FOR SALE Hard coat heater, large slise. across from Santa Fe shop office. EXCEPTIONAL for expe- One one S. 913 Second. opportunity AGENTS Wonderful seller, lo profit name Mickey, from 12H Forrester. Anil Street. be me," Avery tractor; grain separator; Phone 314 VIGIL, Soutr high-grad- e seemed to against one rienced salesmen to sell every dollar sales. Deliver on Reward for return. 28. Prices Peering binder; two Smlth-Hec- spot New York, Oct. gasoline FOR SALE 23 rifle. Phone MRS. FRED OILMAN. Millinery. Hats line of calendars. Write Mis- This wil one beet one alfalfa cut-to- r; Cheap; License unnecessary. Sample free. STRAYED Polli-- amwen to the In stock planter; 1U33-- made to order. Remodelling a spe Co., for and 2328 An- doy higher today's one ol three pled one Emerson Indianapolis, Ind., territory sion, Factory 8, W. Pico, Loa re- opened cov- the cultivators; cialty. Room 1, Superior Hotel send references. name of "Duke." Kindly please in response to short sen- lister planter; one John Deere gang FOR SALE Sixhole Acorn range, lis geles, turn tn jRnspnwald's store for reward. niarkct d Prfs-sion- closing tractor one or- Weft Gold. MONEY BACK guarantee. Take Welch's SALESMEN Sell a medium-price- Sell con- tnkinsf and plow; ;one gang plow; ana necessity; AGENTS hosiery from mill to LOST On Coal or South Fourth, between but profit tences of a pa- chard one incu- r.t.4 T.hl.i. Prle. ts. Partic guaranteed men's dress shoes. sumer. Men's, Children's ering .er leve , ditcher; wagon scale; FOR SALE Three choice lots on North Medicine At Women's, Centra and Coal,' one 22 Remlnsrtma will.. t the hlg thetic letter bators, brooders, brooder stoves, portable Sixth. Phone tOBJ. ulars free. Welch Co., "Factory to wearer" plan. Top notch hose. 10c to 81. SO pair. Make 33 the lack of ?t f chicken side line, liberal commissions. THRIF- pump fun Reward. Phone 450. Mr. oombined with re- houses and hot bed sash. phon FOIt SALE Marten lanta, UI, profit. Write Wacco Mills, 8o8 Van Fluke. them CiVt-- stole; half price; UNION TEA CO., TY, INC., Rockton, 111. power ent written 84 Call 1251-- GRAND Albuquerque Buren, Chicago. ln'hes long. 1917-- 1210 LOST ear between But- cently by a office phone North Sixth. WANTED Salesman and distributors, GOODYEAR 12-- Turquoise ring, most, issue, .how.njr FOR SALE In MFG. CO.. Goodyear ler Auto the Alvarado SUt:is man well on automobiles: Reed iiahy buggy good Telephone and mall orders given prompt full line radio products, protected ter- Kansas an company and el lo.ea fit the condition. tIR.dO. Phone 2235-- BIdg, City, Mo., is making on south aide of Central avenue or Jn Individual strong WANTED Chevrolet touring car, lule iieniiun ana BpiPinovca ritory, factory proposition. Factory Rep- offer to send a handsome raincoat free Steel was the w in years and TRY front of Butts pharmacy. Rpward !t 3V4 point, if Address "K", care Journal. BODDY'S MILK; BEST IN TOWN. IF the lady who wrote the verses to resentative, Remington Radio Corp., to ono person In each locality who will FTot. climbin finan- - Phone 2413-R- 1107 ' returned to Mrs. Theodore Espe, on the I"1 in dire EXPEnTRAblATOR I?EPAI RTSO. 5! the lonely mountaineer In reply to Commerce St., Dallas, Tel. recommend It to friends. Write toflfty. f urry of buying ho"r; I In will write to made i a straits. K. Rheet Metal Works. 217 N. Third. FOR SALE Airedale puppies. C. W. answer ad the Journal, WANTED Successful oil salesman for AGENTS 875,00 to $150.00 weekly. steel shares 2409-R- she will hear something line. High-cla- of SALE 5 Hunter, phone the undersigned, aids nationally known Free assortment of ?Pom views state- FOIt UkM Uulck, 00; A. Box 1033, samples. Largest FOR RENT Office Rooms. to the optimistic Such FO RRALE of Interest. J. Keys, care pumps and tanks for gasoline and oil. Ford tourlnir. lid West Gold. Hoffman press; cheap. M. ' window sign letters. Easily applied. i'OK room: trade conditions ments always Phone 14S. Mrs. Yott. Santa Fe, N. Easy sales to your regular trade. Big ACME SIGN RENT Office spa'ce.or Tk PflSteel institute FOIi HALE New Columbia six, cheap. W. Experience unnecessary. 207 H'est Gold. Iron and one's SCROFULA and other SKIN commissions. Address A. Hiecke. CO.. 2S04 com- arouse town. Call 17G8-- FOR SALE Piano y ECZEMA, LETTER Congress, Chicago. States Steel Tarty leaving and Bevr.il sets without 803 Fisher 111. ave- myelin books. 010 North DISEASES can be cured drugs BIdg., Chicago, Sell "OLD MASTER" Auto FOR RENT Office rooms. Central ifethlehem deepest pity, FOR SALE Dodffe fourth. TREATMENT with Enamel. nue, above Kor- mon "U." Lackawanna, speedster, cheap; or lotions. HOME EXCLUSIVE or side line salesmen to sell Wonderful results. "Paint car TO- Matson's Book store. and, at the cash or terms If desired. Phone ROOFlNf" MINERALS BATHS. RESULTS. Ex- Enam-elwar- ber and company, Auto and Vanadium scoring 2411-R- in small towns, Aluminumware, DAY TOSIORROW" en- department. Repiocle 8. W. STRAUS EXPERT "ork. Phone 1834-- LITERATURE. drive startled, same time, guaranteed plicit Instructions. FREE Glassware, Holiday Goods, and thused nuto world. EXCLUSIVE terri- grains. D, Bo. Belllng-ha- nMeM?an Vetroleum developed should teach a most valuable les- WANTED Ford touring: car, late model. MANZANO GINGER ALB YOGHURT, INC., Dept. wonderful Key Business Stimulators. tory. AKRON PAINT PRODUCTS CO., PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 1 Must b In good condition. Address HELPS digestion and a nerve tonle. Wash. Large commissions paid weekly. Old AKRON. OHIO. moderate strength, improving son in "G", care Journal. established firm. Com- ATTOKNKYH. in the other thrift. FOR SALE Dining room table and A VITAL MESSAGE Eagle Supply AMAZING but change, FOR. 'SALE chairs. 411. pany, St. Louis, Mo. prosperity, big profits, big WILSON AND W1I.SON, points Kquip We hear much about good luck tourlntf car, Very cheap. West Santa Tf you suffer from "RHEUMATISM," sales. New line toilet goods, oil shares were mixed. Fe. EC- a fancy weak in world a At condition, to trade for truck or CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, SALESMEN Wholesale house doing boxes. Sell less than half store Attorneys, vers and bad luck the great R19-- Is of an prices. Rooms 15, 17 and It Cromwell menu shares again w Ford rnndter. Phone FOR RALE One share ZEMA, BRONCHITIS, Bolls, or your National Business In need cases. Building, hile of Albuquerque Great for Xmas. Free display Phone 115S-J- . Baldwin dropping a point deal more than, is best for our BALE 1914 nerves are affected In any way; or you Al man for New Mexico. The five lead- BX 2003 FOR Ford chassis, cheap; Dairy stock. Phone - REID FACTOr.IES, Mango. Rnd Lima Locomotives R. 128-W- . enm- retail trades in town are American progress. new rubber. Room Crystal Rooms, desire to have a fine clear, healthy ing every Chicago. fBVWICIAXH ANI WIROKONH. and Hallway Steel Second Silver. -- !.. ,. tn r a a aP our prospects and customers. Immediate American Car When we suc- and Hayward. FOR SALE Stewart range in first-clas- s - AGENTS to auto to Introduce fractionally. analyze personal of our MARVELOUS REMEDY, YEAST- action Is necessary.. Your qualifying travel by UK. 8. I,. BURTON, yielded cess find element of luck WANTED To trade for stock or prop- condition, very reasonable, South now assures a and pro- our fast selling popular priced House- Disease of the Stomach FiTer which enjoyed we the one Maxwell car or will First. lit 'LA A, Among Its Yanou. Bitiuem. you permanent on Body, erty tourlnff YEASTOLAX contains the and fitable connection. Address The Miles hold Necessities. The Greatest Line Suite 0. Barnett feU had or to do with it. sell on B89-.- highest Of- Building advance yesterday little nothing easy payment. Phone FOR SALE oil three-burne- r, o. Earth. Write for Free Automohlle sensational Stude-bak- Trailer and stove, most VITAMINES, which the F. Blxler Co., Dept. 271, Cleveland, I)B. MARDAKET CARTW potent fer and Money-Mnkin- g P.Ian. American RIGHT, Lack B'4 points today. And when we analyze the failures FOR SALE Dodffe touring car just also large oil lamp. 100 North scientlfis world has found to be ab- SALESMEN Don't connect until you Residence 1123 East Central but Edllh. Peo- Products Co., 8137 American Cin- also was under pressure, we find bad luck was not to 'erhauled. Call Saturday afternoon solutely necessary to bodily vigor. our free and BIdg., Phone 71. one. that or time J14 North found get samples particulars. cinnati. O. was a fractional eny Sunday. High. FOR SALE Electric ple all over the country have High-grad- e In gold n.t lo.. v blame. washing machine pencils Imprinted DR. S. M ABLE SKEEI.S, were offered free-i- SAVE BO to 76 per cent on used In first-clas- s condition. 609 South great relief through Its use, and now or colors with the customer's ad. at less WOMEN and girls You can make 85.00 .hares parts, . mer- Osteopathic Physician Shlppln? pre- bad luck should be a twenty-fiv- e dif- First. of health and vital- not maka to 810.00 distributing our close. Marine etc.; full stock for over feel the Joy perfect than ordinary pencils. Why daily Citizens Bank 881-V- V or 1829-V- toward th. YEASTOLAX also has the proper- In chandise books with offers. BIdg. Ph. three point, and blessing in disguise, for in over- ferent cars. Mcintosh Co., Slit West Cop- FOR SALE Base burner, for ity. 823 Saturday? H. Greening did it premium ferred dropping - per. cheap ties of and mildly hours. We show you how. Easy No experience necessary. Write today l)K. H C. ri.AKKK, corpora- cour- quick sale. Good condition. Call at being first six Com- American International coming it we gain strength, 418 laxative, yet Its action Is sure. commissions; quick promo- for full particulars. Elite Novelty Eye, Ksr, Nos. and Throat. PACKARD car for sale. Fruit. YEAST- sales; big 927 St.. St. Louis, Mo. and And Good A In order to quickly Introduce tion to General Agency. Write today pany. Tvler Barnett Building. Phone St. age ability. shape. big bargain. Address FOR ALE ten-ro- will . tl0Another weak spot Five dry goods OLAX Into every community, we TJnhVia Rala Mnnnirr. 25 A d Office Hour outstanding luck often direct Mrs. A. 8. Gibson, Box 1082, Gallup, counters. AGENTS genuine which broke good very brings Apply Kahn's Store, 101 for a limited time to any person CHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY. Xmas card box of Mao-O- - to 1J a. m and I to I it n. was Allied Chemical, K. M. North First. give cost with every selling being or eventual failure. who will mall 10 to cover the for America's must Chee guaranteed hose from now on to nearly four points, FOR SALE Stevens silent six. model 86 SALESMEN wanted e 1U. M. DeWITT dis- FOR SALE One rabMt of a liberal slxed package. Xmas. Winter line now ready. Fiuy-on- HtiH based on belated speculative If you are in any way depending early '20. Excellent mechanical condi- FREE complete line of Advertising Special- and no increase in hutch; a bargain, If taken at once. ABSOLUTELY leather, cloth, calendars, styles. All colors, silks, lisles, hea- Osteopathic T'liysicinn Surgeon that on the winds of good luck to waft tion, sacrifice, no dealer. Call 226 North 710 West Lead. EO.OOO.OO RUBLES ties, signs, 317 W. Gold Phone 594 appointment, announced. Walter. was rulers, yardsticks, gss gauges, etc. Qual- thers. Outfits furnished. dividend Has been into the of dreams The Russian Ruble recently In our own Mills Co.. Fall 8420. Cincinnati. Ohio. three yon harbor your FOR SALE Adobe bricks. 4x8. 120 per above a goods manufactured Gimbel preferred dropped FOR SALE One Mitchell chummy road- worth 85o per ruble, giving the ity Con- of you will be most grievously disap- iuuu, it inencs long. aiuth Wil plant for 25 years. Right prices. Large AGENTS $12.50 day, $75.00 week. W. M. SHERIDAN. M. D. on withdrawal syndicate ster In At condition, at a reasonable Hams, D. Tartagllo. value of 127,800.00. Good on biggest steady point, Call at Duke Save this money; a great for- commissions paid trol your county Mmlted to support. pointed. price. City Auto Co., FOR SALE Stewart mtny near you tielng filled now. start money maker In U. S. Same customers Practice ten or 6S!-- j. airtight heater, tune has been built up by buying foreign territory mer- GKNITO United Store. Jumped on yourself. Learn your phone cook Tri- Dec Experienced salesmen in for Stendy. repeat business. New- BIUNARV lIKEASE3 Cigar &ly stove, baby high chair. Phono after wars. The Chicago J. ! years. record on a FOll SALE Ford 14IH-- 19 money lines Give est - written hosiery. AND DISEASES OF T1IE SKIN points to a new hlh lesson la the rugged school of touring, mechanically North Slxtl.. on 12th calls attention chandise preferred. ; stylo guaranteed and Otis good, good rubber and good tank, bune September been and references first letter. THli line for men, women, children. Wassermno Laboratory In Connection, of 200 shares, FOR SALE Two new new canal which has Just perlenre Coshoc-tn- Complete or tortivr hard work, thrift, patience and 1130.00. Hunters , S07 West practically rifles, to the NOVELTY ADVERTISING CO., Silks, Wools, all colors.- Must wear Citizen Hank Pbonc KSS. Elevator and K.lsey Wheel each Garage, one 401 Winchester nnd 32 Winchester for shipping between Russia, Bld. word Mountain Road. opened A .1 S Ohio. - new hose free. Customer Is Judge. Part to s perarrarance. Scratch the 609 South First. uu, ,.n,..lv. affording e fire points resterday 19 22 special. liermHiiy time Experlen-- unneces- dd) lack If FORD touring at a reduction. new source of raw materials for the satisfactory. F. C. M. D. final prleta. from, your vocabulary. Terms can be TYPEWRITERS, all makes. I1& and up; FORSALE Ranches. sary. Samples free. Jennings Mfg. Co.. BAKES, arranged or will trade. Russo-Oerm- comnine, especially Total .! were 828.000 shares. go yon accept them See this one before 13 per month. Albuquerque Typewriter cotton growers making ronntv 0S7. PTivton. Ohio, Diseases of tbe Eye. U lasses Filled thing against buying, Mcintosh 122 manganese and copper and opening up MBKILLA Valley eihanres were Inclined of Auto 311 West Copper. isxenange, South Fourth. Asia trade an acre; no boll weevil; Irrigated Office" removed to 114 N. Sec- Foreign u u challenge a worthy foe, company., the rich Persian and Central bale For SALE Livestock to wakn but trading was FOR SALE FOR SALE Stark Delicious apples and and Russia. Think what district; U. S. project. Ideal climate. "FOR ond st. Ground floor. Phone 842, ses- and Increase your resolutions to Wescott other Post- - to Germany Las f size brisk for a Saturday car. Five good cord tires. 1300 cash. varieties. Wiley's Farm. this means; surely you cannot afford facts write Farm Bureau, duces, FOTtSALE Burks, does and Ing be-lo- win. If come office box 135; phone 2411-R- M. 710 West Lead. sion. Demand sterllnn dropped things your way Can be fixed up a little and sold at a to pass up the opportunity to acquire N. rabbits. DR. W. T. MURPHEY . 900 FOR SALE hard coal Nebraska Income cow fresh, 14. 6 and minor recessions don't get the idea that you have profit. Owner needs cash. North Cheap, base burn these Rubles. - WILL exchange equity FOR RALE Jersey milk Just Fourth. er, rather largo size. American Jewel. Rend In name and address, to- and North Dakota wheat Practice Limited to Tuberculosis. In the French Belgian of your property e cheap. 1!n5SouthWalter. were noted become one especially favored In 1113-- ... - Ania omittance, today; for Albuquer-qu- Phline 836. ex- good condition. Phone land (Red River Valley) A fresh cow. Post Office Barnett Building and Italian rates. Norwegian those YEASTOLAX and 50.- - cash dif FORSALE 2 3 the gods, such as you read FOR SALE One 9x12 chenille 110; the package of modern residence, paying 2411-k- Hours: 10 to 12 a.m.; to p.m. was firm. HOBBS QUALITY CARS rug, - box ur, phone change fairy-boo- k A one oak 000 Rubles will oe aeuvercu i t ail manor, statement about in your days. LARGE STOCK to choose from at all golden dresser with large j ference, i BALM Small yellow Jersey cow, The clearing house 120. 512 once. .. . . n -irlve- acres in FOIt k. times. A demrnstration wilt sine mirror, North Second. ff &A1J& lii ?unir - svm-.,- . CHIROPRACTORS. a decrease of $51,053,000 Look out for apparent good-luc- satisfy YEASTOLAX CO. Ull UI lust rresn. rnone showed you. HOBBS MOTOR CO. 434. BALE roll-to- p Frultvale. near paved road; fine grape phone FOR Large office desk. S. St. 2)1. Chicago. A cow and a year-ol- E. V. CAHMt.N. in loans, discounts and investments It may prove your undoing as it 5J8-I- 8 West Central. to sell. com- S0J Clark Dept. or chicken ranch; easy terms to right FOR SALE Jersey Priced Star Furniture 15 male. P. O. Box 213- - of I15.52S.000 iu 400-- 113 603. or apply room First .lersev Chiropractic. and a decrease bas in the cases of many others. pany, phone West Gold. DRESSMAKING. party. Phone one 10 and 20 Armllo of member banks In the National or mi - - FOR SALE One fresh Jersey cow. Building. the reserve RELIABLE USED CARS SOLD BY HICKS' DAIRY bang, ,,-- bank. Net demand or at home. Phone of acres, entirely fenced yearling nejier. a. r. federal reserve RELIABLE DEALERS CLEAN MILK, with a cream line; SEWING by day, $2, RANCH four ja.. e jersey LONB STAR AUTO LINE heavy three-fourlh- ?40 R2. . deposits decreased by $!2,33.r,000. Renewed pints, 8c: quarts. 15c. Phone 738. 1430-- with five-fo- poultry wire, phone The orange eoioreft ears. Bngie, Ele- Lard Oct., $10.40; Jan.. $9.45. Barelas bridge; . bull, eight N. Bros, $300 and I7S0 6- ladles' tail mile west of FOR PALE Fine Jersey Butte dam and Hot Excess reserve totaled $51,176,020. Dodjge touring FOR SALE Used tractors. -l and FASHIONABLE GOWNS and , am har- - phant Springs. Itibs Oct.. $10.50; $8.60. Dodge Bros, r,50 moi-- i. three cenea IIIOIOOB ,,.... voiinre mores, M. Meet all train at an Increase of $27,222,300 over last Jan., touring with gang plows. Hardwart oring. 218 South Walter, pnone house, and Will, j Journal Bugle, leaving Dodge Bros, sedans $800 and 9oo wuter In house, new garage 'J,,'"' ness. wagoivJkddressW. care Hot Spring at 11:80 a. m. and I: JO P. m. week. Department, J. Korber ft Company. HEMSTITCHING nd pleating. Phone chickens and tur- on Kansas (,'lty. Dodge Bros, truck houses: owner FOR "SALE Good team Mexican horses. Oldest Dam drivers, beat Dam cara FOR SALE Boxed Delicious also 581-- J, room Mellni building. Myrtle terms. Call 75.Ol). Closing price.: Kansas City, Oct. 2S. Cash Ford touring $200 and Hf'" nppks keys; also furniture; wagon and harness. Bargain. the Dam Una We drive our Own cars. American Can Tl Ford light truck 2.r0 other varieties. At former DeWitt Rlevert. Ten cents yara. 222S South V( ll for reservation our wheat No. 2 $1.15 Iff 1.21; 2410-J- Apply D. Targtaglia, Write at expeata. Smcltlns & Ref'fr.. 79 hard, Ford ton truck $460 ranch, North Fourth, phone at AN American No. 2 $1.1 S 1 .19. HEMSTITCHING, 10 cente per yard, LOAN. ama HBFFERN BROS., Props. Tobacco.. 3fi red, 0 Phone Its FOR SALE Fine Jersey bull, eight MONEY TO Hot N. M-- American Sumatra No. 2 3 Madame Rose Drcssmamng snop AT STUD Pure-bre- d Swiss Toggenburj Spring. Corn white, 73c; No. 3. KORBER & CO. months team mares, har first-cla- . . xt- - Tel. & Tel 122 old; young over cafeteria. MONEY TO LOAN On city n . ieA. .Ira American State hotel, Bracy's buck. Taa, or u. b. j.. ..., a - T IS" white, 2H73c. Dodge Bros. Dealers ness, wagon. Address W, care Journal. $1000 S1500 $2500.0- 0- , - 11ft1 nam .Te.Kln .TanO. AlbuquerMue-ftant- re- a American Zinc Clfi real estate Aiessamiro, : North Second SAXOPHONES ft Wood. eight-qua- rt DAILY grAtiE o0 Hay Unchanged. and all band Instruments, N. 216 North 82000.00, McMllllon No. 24S4. of.Rancho 57; an Anaconda Copper Instruo- - mall orders. Crane. . To Taos (Bead Down) 1 new or used; private or class 814 LOAN On watches, dia- milker from the nest. Atchison NG. soz-- Seventh. Crane Apartment!, phone MONEY TO rn . Leave 7:80 a. m. "2 ' 3PENTCRI ttons on above. Fred K. Ellis, Pn. j and everything valuable grades, S3. T. T. Wells. Old Albuquer-one- a. ra. Ohio FOR orD?OBs"and "contract call In monds, guna 796-- Arris 1:0 tlt:mr.re 72V4 LIVESTOCK work, FOR wale, rnree tons oe iLeurer s HEMSTITCHING done promptly the B. eouin N M tihone 11:10 Steel "B" 1675-W- . lOo Mr. Marcus, zia Leave am. rie'Mehem pears from 3 to 5 cents per pound, best possible manner, price per r; watches p. m. ; 787-- MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, TRADE Leave 1: Mure ROOFS or new. 1215 117 Gold, Singer . . . , FOR SALE OR Superior Sjjtt1 repaired put on George Lynch's orchard. Forrester, phom yard. phone ana , ,,i...luun.u ..llahl. Klin.- Arm S:0J p. tru California Petroleum Chicago. Waters. Phone 2060-- 1474-- MLChlna company. gooa jeweiry-- Chicago, Oct. 28 U. S. Depart- Sewing fid en tlal Gettlten jewelry i i" - WILL trade three good lots In Colorado To Alhoqaerque (Read l'p) Canadian Pacific PATNTINtl. paper hanging and kalsora. FOR SALE Twenty-tw- o calibre Win HEMSTITCHING and button miking. Reserve and some cash, for small resi Albuquerque ...Arrive... 7:00 p. nu Re- 1972-R- . 6 MONEY. Under Bankers' Springs SSVj ment of Agriculture). Hogs free estimates. Phone 23 calibre target coats. and 325 Santa Fa 4:00 p. m. Centrs) leather tnlng; Chester, four targets, ladles' suits, remn;llng a cent loans mar uo Bcl-- dence here. south First. ..eava... 1 & 30 to 10c Call All T.wk i oat- - System, per Santa Fa Arrive.. .12:45 p. m. Mil. St. Paul ceipts 8,000. Mnrket weak FOR WALL PAPER, and dec- pistol, Ford chassis. Crystal Rooms, gents' shirts a specialty. to build. five-roo- Cliicago, VI painting ' zos ad on city or farm property, buy. WE have an extra good F.spanc la . . . . , . Arrive. .,11 :16 a. m. Chlno lower. Bulk 170 to call 2102-- E. C. Davis, con p.sk for Hayward. anteert. Mrs. N. joiley, Houtn Koun indebtedness. Bankers we will sell - Copper - orating, Improve, or pay pressed brick house that 7:110 a. m.- 29 0 in Ten Iava... Colorado Fuel & Iron average, $8.90 9.00; top, tractor, 820 South Third. FOR BALE Winchester rifle Reserve Deposit Co., Gas Electrlo BIdg., or trade for desirable building lota On ARE TO SANTA FE, M.50. - 410 "WANTED EVtateT I Crucible Steel bulk heavy packing sows, $7.25 PAINTING Paper hanging and kalsora- new condition for 130 or will take Rear Denver Colo. a corner, lot h.ixiuo reet. v",. TO TAOS, ft 1.80. J'4 L. W. or 20 guage shot gun In part payment. TOR. r"u. ' Cuba Cane Sugar 8.00: pigs mostly $8.758.90; esti Inlng; all work gusranteed. IF YOU have business property for sale, "WELL-CONTRAC- FOR SALE or trade for good fresh, milk Albuquerque Headquarter Rlnglix 1344-- J. Bee rifle at 407 West mated holdover 3,000; heavy hogs, Owens, (I0S South Edith, phone Copper. list It with McMllllon ft Wood. cow. 25 White Leghorn hens, through Brothers' Cigar Store, 110 West Central E!e to A 1100. PAINTING, paptrhanglng and kalsomin-Ing- . RADIO sets complete. Sent your FOR SALE Remlrgton epeclal 22 rifle, WELLS DRILLED, driven and repaired, mtiitln. five Burred Rock pullets and yet rhoaei Orent Northern pfd $8.509.00; medium, $8.85ffl9.00; store for $2.50. Send name and ad- Phone Fe Baal Confec- ... Sa'i $S.75ST'8.95; lights, All worK guaranteed. George 0. like new, and 22 Savage pumps, tanks, towers. J. F. Wolklng, four blooded Black Minorcas. Santa Headquarter Inspiration Copper light, light dress now. Radio Co., 178 1452-R- . 2153-J- . Phone 121. Pfd "3 $8.75(8 8.90; Morris, 1410 North Eighth, phone Republic rifle. Star Furniture company. 428 West Marble, phone tionery. Int. Mer. Marine packing sows, smooth, 233C-- Teneyck St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Ker.necott Copper- - SJ $7.75ffi8.40; sows, rough, packing I WANT to low SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions Mexican Petroleum 22S'4 killing .$8.75 you Investigate my prices cures all foot $7.007.SO; pigs, - on kind of prevent fallen Insteps; 2S 8.90. any, a building proposition Thos. Miami Copper yD have tn view. A, B. Palmer, Bunga- troubles. $1. Planter Arch Supports. Missouri Pacific Cattle 3,000. Com- low Builder. Box 41. Phone 1758-- F. Keleher Leather Co.. 408 West Central. 98 Receipts city. New York Central pared with week ago: Strictly NEW WORK or alteration!; all w rk POINTERS, setters: Trained $100. REG- - 2 11 Northern Pacific 86 choice and matured native . estimates free- will make ISTERED untrained, to months prime guaranteed: 810 tn Pennsylvania beef steers strong to a shade high very close figure on a 1oh In Highlands old, $25 to $65. Unregistered, Ttav Consolidated 14 warmed fed or Phone 1755-- E. B. John $40. Wm. Rawllngs, MILL CREEK, Copper.... er; up and short kind Heights. OKLA. Ttcadlni? unevenly 25c to 75c lower; spots son, fils .Tohn. . Iron & Steel 49'A off extreme fed FOR SALE Three-piec- e mahogany par- nepublic more; top long FOR "RENT lceHaneoua. In leather; Sinclair Oil & S3U matured Rtctrs, $13.00; best year- lor set, upholstered Spanish Refining FORlMJNT Fireproof, freezeprouf ga oil palntlngB. blue enamel coal and gas Southern Pacific '. . 93 lings, $1 3.25; western grassers of A jiui worm range, bedding, lot split kindling. Comfort Get rage. ririn For 25 to beef cows 121 Winter Southern Railway steady 25c, lower; very machine. South Arno. Stuflebaker 25c to 40c beef FOR RENT Singer sewing Corporation ,...12S uneven, lower; 120 West Gold, phone 1111. FOR BALE New Home sewing machine, Texas Company 49'b heifers of value to sell below $7.00 15 i another for 16.60. Also a good FOR RENT Shot guns, new Remington week Tobacco Product.' f" off considerably more; canners and The Singer for lis. 00, or will rent by and Winchester pumps. Exchange. or month. The 120 West Vnlon Pacific cutters weak to 15c lower; bulls 120 West Gold, pnone Exchange, lORVa llll Oold. phone Universal Electric United States Steel largely 25c off; veal calves mostly with llll. 64 FOR RENT Large room, 25x100 Utah H feeder steers 25c . BEFORE buying a phonograph, thrifty Copper lower; heavy plenty ui uisiii, from Missouri shou,d to 40c desirable stockers for lodges, school or dance people and people off; light very desirable see and hear the Valuphone. Demon- Foreign Exrhanee. about steady. Week n bulk prices: nnll. Hpnt reswonaoip. ex- strations at 214 South Walter. Oeorge New Tork. Oct. 28. Foreign Beef steers, $9.00011.75; western TYPEWRITERS. P. Learnard Piano Co., phone la. Pad Great Britain stockers change steady. grassers, $6.50W7.40: and FOR SALE Pianos, rnayer pianos, elec 6; TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled Heating $4,45 $fi.25 beef cowg and at- demand, cables, feeders, Ribbons for every ma Atria orchestlan piano, with (lot 6: y on and repaired. pre-w- $4.4 bills hanks, heifers, $4.25 7.25; canners and - r tachments, ponographs; yalnea; 13-1- ; chine. Ainuquerque $4.43 demand, 7.02'4 in3-.- 106 or write France cutters, $2.85ii 3.40; desirable veal change, phone 122upin-South Fonrth for quick action, phone rabies, 7.03. Italy demand, ers. $10.50fi)ll.OO. Oeorge P. Learnard Piano Co.. Ill South 3.97 H; cables. S.98. Belgium de- Sheep Receipts 3,500. Mostly "WANTED Homes. Walter. mand, cables, 6. 54. Ger- direct. Compared week ago: Fat WE want a home ot five or six rooms USE EFFECTO AUTO TOP and BEAT demand, cables. and feeder Inmbs 10c to 15c lower In location. Give lowest cost dressier, Effecto Auto Enamel, Vals-pa- r. many .02; good on .02 Holland demand. 39.00; fat sheep 25c to 50c higher; ex price, and street numoer. ro Valspar Enamel automobiles. '4. w .'Xn 39.05. demand, Ado rese me hot cere .loiirnm Plymouth Cottage Paint Homestead cables, Norway treme top fat natives, $14.75; fat Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. 18.08. Sweden demand, 26.74. westerns, 514.50; fed western MATTRESSRENOVATlNe ...iireH Thos. F. Keleher Leath Denmark demand, 20.08. Switzer- lambs and yearlings comparatively e, er Co., 408 West Central. Phone 1C57-- J demand. 18.09. de- more numerous: west j5XTTTtEsSE3,-remal- 13.1,0 and up land Spain choice fat KU KLUX KLAN The mask torn off. 15.31. 2.12. 89-- mand, Greece demand, erns, $14.50; best shorn lambs, Phone Ervla Bed revealed I Know the official Czecho- Bus cleaning. Secrets Poland demand. .00. $13.65; top fed yearlings, $13.00; ding company, fact about thi organisa- slovakia demand, 3.18. Argen- closing top native, $14.55 to city tion, book tells It. Send 50 cents, tine demand, 36.00. Brazil demand, butchers. $14.40 to packers; bulk. money order or etamps to Liberty Book 11.50. Montreal, $1.00 $14.00 !i 14.25; culls generally i cm ..... ITirata 35 0 45c: ordl Company, P. O. Box 393, Kansas City. a has had relief when use a Missouri. to Many person they $10.0010.50; heavy fat ewes nary firsts, S0 33c; miscellaneous, Bpeciai price agents. ready largely $4.50 iff 5.50; weight 35 extras, 20-- 5 FIRE! FIRE1I WOOD We are not try- GRAIN handy 040c; refrigerator 24 but Universal Heat Pad for kind jupward to $7.75. 26c; firsts, ing to arouse the fir department, Electric Three Heating pur- refrigerator we ar warning you to buy your winter 25c. An old Board of Trade. ffnrVpt steady. Re upply of firewood early. adage Chicago Kansas City. Tnt,A., says dry summer severe winter. Let poses Chicago, Oct. 28. All grains Kansas City, Oct. 28 C. S. De ceipts 117 cars. Total U. S. ship- us make It hot for you. Cedar and Pinion averaped lower today, wheat eas- partment of Agriculture). Cattle ments, 1,382 cars. Wisconsin sack- wood, sawed and pllt. any desired slxe, ing: off during1 the last hour as a Receipts 4,500. For week: Choice ed round whites, 80 95c cwt.; fireplace logs, furnace chunks. Ceilro strains and result of a little week end profit and prime beef steers practically bulk No. 1. 75 90c cwt.; Minne Canyon Firewood Co., phone 2401 Rl Neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, sprains, taklnpr. At the finish wheat was normal; other grades weak to 50c sota sacked Red river unios. nucig) Prompt delivery. lull weign-t- bed-fello- w He to c lower, with December lower; top, $11.50; fat she Btock $1.00 cwt.; bulk. 75 (Si 90c cwt.; FOR BALE No. 80 Simpson Scales, 175. wrenches. lt is a warm on cold nights and ST. 14 H and May $1.12 to mostly 25c to 50o. lower; canners Minnesota sacked sand land Ohios. Toledo Scalea, 176. 1.12 4 : corn was a to IVic off, and cutters 25c stock 80 90c Minnesota sacked Platform Scales, 115. is lower; bulls, cwt,; - an Flat-to- the p Desk and Chair,- 115. heater for use on vt low- 1. R0I&5 90C CWt emergency sleeping porch, oats were down c to ',4c and pro- cows and heifers weak to 25c nihltna No. 115. 12c Large coffee mill, visions unchanged to higher. er; killing and stock calves steady bulk, 70 85c cwt.: North Dakota Oliver typewriter, 136. While December wheat acted to fioc lower. sacked Red river Onios rso. 1, sue Clothe mangle, 110. strong and advanced to a new high Hogs Receipts 3,500. Market $1.U0 cwt. Dalton adding machine, 190. for the week In the early trading;, steady to 10c lower. Shipper top, Full ilsed bog prlngs, 120. evening up by longs for over Sun- $8.50; packer top, $8.35; light Kansas C4ty. Need th dtnero. Phone 207, IT'S CONSTRUCTION day, with reports of a lack of ex- lights mostly $8.208.25; 180 to Kansas City, Oct. 28. Egg- s- port demand resulted In a reaction to shippers, $8.30(3 Market lc higher. Firsts. S8c. before the closing that carried 8.50; 190 to to pack- Butter Creamery lc higher. 44 The three of heat in the UNIVERSAL Heat- values off readily from the top, ers, $8.15(f?8.25; mixed weights and 0)46c: packing unchanged, 84c degrees but the undertone was by no means quality. $8.00 ft) 8.1 5; bulk of sales, Poultry Hens lo lower. 12 DON'T CARRY auto- weak. Houses with eastern con- $8.00(S8.40; packing sows steady 18c; springs unchanged, 14 16c ing Pad are controlled by four thermostats which nections were buyers of December to weak: bulk, $7.15 7.35; stock broilers unchanged, 20c, and this delivery went to about 2 pigs weak to 20c lower, bulk, $8.20 MONEY ON Y0VR distribute heat the Pad and cents over the May. K.40. New York Cotton. matically evenly throughout Liverpool closed at a slleht ad- Bheep Receipts 5,000. For New York, Oct. 28. Cotton fu- TRIP ther-mosta- ts vance, making only a moderate re- week: I,amhs 10c to 25c lower. tures closed strong. Dec, $24.19; hold it at the exact temperature desired. These sponse to the advance In North top. $14.50; sheep 25e to 50o high- Jan.. $23.90; March, $23.86; May, America the previous day. Oulf er; best light ewes, $7.25; feeding $23.85; July. $23.60. or close the electric circuit wheat bids were on a slightly Iambs around 25c lowor. Be automatically open firmer basis. Reports as to the KLAN Money May car situation were Denver. SUIT AGAINST and maintain same of heat under all condi- mixed, with a ' the degree In Oct.- 28. Cattle Re Lost or Stolen little improvement claimed parts Denver, ' HAS BEEN SETTLED of the southwest. eeipts COO. Market steady. Beef tions. This is an exclusive feature of the UNIVERSAL Corn oats were fi. and under pres- steers, $1.00 7.20; .cows and heif- Oct. 28. The sure In sympathy with the decline ers, $4.50 4.75; calves, $7.25 Houston, Texas, Our Travelers' Cheques in wheat and on local 8.00; $200,000 suit of Nelda Meyers, Pad. The of the switch does not pressure, a bulls, $2.00iRl3.00; stockers the of the Ku are cashable everywhere, Heating position give break of c to He In premiums ana teeaers, i.!u (n! I .". against Knights tn the fac- 100, Market Klux Klan was settled out of court are safe from theft and sample market being a Hogs Receipts said 'about a certain heat but 125 at Low, corn. here Miss Meyers , exactly degrees tor In The bulk of the sell- steady. Top, $8.65; bulk, $7.75 today. may-- be replaced if lost. ing was of a local character and 8.50. after the settlement that she could fty Mattered longs who were even- Sheep Receipts 10,000. Market not make public the name of the 160 degrees at Medium and 1)5 degrees at High. ing up for over Sunday. Outside steady. Lambs, $18.00 18.75; man who made the settlement nor Let Us You For market outbid Chicago for old ewes, $4.25 iff 6.25; feeder lambs, the amount of money which wa Equip and new corn down state and ihe $12.00(113.00. paid to her in cash because she the Trip. south outbid this market for oats. had pledged him her silence end Provisions were rather dull and was satisfied with what she had . PRODUCE ' & Go. slightly easier with hogs and obtained. First Savings Bank Albuquerque Gas Electric jrrain. The suit claimed a warning had x Closing prices: Chicago. been sent by the Richmond Klan and "At Your Service" Phone 98 Wheat Dec, 11.14 H; May, Chicago. Oct. 21. Butter Mar- which was alleged to have de- 1.12; July. $1.064. ket higher. Creamery extras, 46c; famed her character. ' Trust Corn Dec, 66c; May. 67c; firsts, S65i'33c; extra firsts, 42(7? The case was to have been heard Company 44c: seconds, stand- In federal court here Monday. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. Ju)y,'e.Oar Dec. 42'ic;' May, ards, 42c 3435c; . 41c; Juiv c,-- Eggs Market higher, Receipt Journal Want Ads Bring Reultt, I WMUftiM'Xl. MS iifcsS4ni 4 X.

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Octob'er 29, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL .. Ju.

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This Five-roo- m brick-stucc- o Martin's Specials for For Sale or Trade FOR SALE In the 8 HOME SITKS 8 Third ward; floors Week "LOOK FOR THE SIGN" five-roo- m Two-roo- m glass-i- n maple KOLUMN IN FOURTH WARD PRICED TO SELL We have an extra good $(50 adobe, side- KINGSBURY'S 2 brick house well throughout, good garage, One, Just off of Central ave Bix rooms and glassed sleep- house in Fourth ward, on South Williams street, then preyed that sleeping porch, walks, shade trees and lawn. east water we will sell or trade for desir- South SPECIAL nue and two just or: of Luna ing porch, in first class condi- lots 60x142, front city Inquire about those nice lots furnished, complete, Owner leaving city; $5,750. is part- lots. The house m pantry, boulevard; best location in the tion, located on paved street and toilet in house, house being sold there, able building Highlands, $100 down, Eight-roo- pressed brick, with Four roomB, bath, for $1,300; lot Is In In every way. $25 month. clothes closets, large porches, Fourth ward. SEE US TODAY. In the Highlands, paving paid ly furnished only lots, $10 cash and $10 good shape per two glassed sleeping porches, This ACKJCRSON is $4,500 alone is worth $1,000; $400 down month. Haa a double garage and is $1780--Flve-ro- frame cot- hardwood hot full size lot with lawn. & GRIFFITH and the price only per In floors water close to car REALTORS with terms. and $25 a month takes it. Call 1972-- J for D. J. Mitchell well located the lowlands tage. Third ward, close to heat, good lawn, shade house is located good sleep- on corner lot. Can be garage, ana walking 120 8. 414. Five-roo- m stucco bungalow, modern house with or 657 a bought town and cfiops, $50 trees, sidewalks and line, school, nice Fourth St. Phone furnished, on terms or the owner paving. distance trom business dis- with glassed sleeping porch, ing porch, completely easy down, $25 monthly. This is one of the best homes brick house is renting for $35 per Franklin & Company will take good lots as part $2000 Four-roo- m poured con- in the trict. This Is a pressed hardwood floors, fireplace, Look this over city; $10,500. well constructed and built-i- n features, furnace heat, month, for only $2,750. Realtors. payment. place crete, well arranged to house and A new brick bunga- H, Roehl a look will convince you. Terms TOR SALE garage, on paved street In the nifty Insurance, Loans, Subdivisions today. rent out part, all furnish- Chas, ward. Owner must low, glassed-i- n sleeping porch, We have $1,000 to loan on well ed, Becond ward, $300 Phone 640 it desired. 13800 5 room frame modern. Fourth hardwood 224 West Gold. LOTS bungalow, sell. See us for price and large front porch, secured first mortgage. down, $26 monthly; In- Corner of Second and Gold, fireplace, oak floors, two screened floors, hot water heat: party is w8 have a good many desir- porches. East Centra). terms. J, D, Keleher, Realtor terest quarterly. town and must sell at five-roo- m lots In all of the ,0006 room brick bungalow, mod- leaving 410. 211 W. Gold. $3000 New white able parts 4th on car 500 M, Johnson once. Make us an offer. Bai Phone 'city. Tell us your wants. We ern, ward, line; cash, Jas, tucco bungalow, modern, balance like rent. Lonns terms. hardwood may have it. $5,B00 white stucco bungalow. Insurance Real Estate We all floors, very -- Po you want an Investment? . base 2 1 6 W. Gold 240 nice, north Fourth RENTALS, RANCHES, mod hardwood floors, sood rhone have a modern house with part ment, furnace, garage, sidewalk, lawn; Former Owner. Lost DO YOU ward, $500 down, $25 HOMES 3 sleeping porches, completely near Luna Boulevard. east monthly. Interest quar- MO0O. 4 room, adobe, white stucco furnished, hardwood floors, Money remember a short while back D, T. Realtor bungalow, modern, very attractive, located block from Cen- terly. Kingsbury, front, that a of the First, $8100 Six-roo- m white cement 907-- breakfast nook, fireplace, large glassed In of loca- That'4 the reason I can sell large part Phono 210 W. Gold. Business tral avenue the best Becond, Third and Fourth lot 70 110 sleeping porch; furnished; Highlands, Opportunity tions. Owner Is living In house this at such a bargain price. adobe, by feet, one-ha- lf block from Central, In city busi- all of the a $1100 For Sale: Well established and is $140 a month from IT'S A BEAUTY wards, University bargain, cash and limits. of Rea- getting and the balance In Also Dome In business ness in the heart the city. rooms. Is a home and Tou should sit in a car under Heights Highlands mortgage. good buyf property. rent of It was vacant waste land which over In- As A3 Lasts Lots and house M rll parts of the city. sonable rent. Business can be had 20 cent investment. Can Its pergola or on He front porch $2000 furniture, Long It a per you could have at $850 for about $4,000. It will pay you you beat It? Let us show It to and enjoy the most beautiful bought cluding piano, for INSTANTLY A. FLE1ISC1E1, Realtor to Investigate. sunsets. The mountain view at about any figure. How about $1150 cash. you. It 7 The has Six-roo- m $10.00 Per Loa4 Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance, R, Realtor the east is most beautiful also. today change $4000 white stucco You'll have to come a jump. Surety Bonds, Loans. McCJughan, A. L. Martin Co,, Realtors The location of adobe been brought about by reason adobe, new, mission A Better Grade $16.00. 74 442-- J. this style, want No. 8. Fourth Street, I'hone 204 Gold. Phono 1 1 Ing if you this comfy, new Ill W. 223 W. Gold. Phone 156. home is Ideal, 308 Harvard of our climate, chiefly the modern, a hardwood and bath bungalow; on avenue. New and ready to winter climate,-eve- with the floors, basement, north (Of about 1,000 feet) the Heights. It's a beaut and move into. Is swell primitive living conditions Fourth $1000 terms. Thil. a part ward, Call with a bargain. Good A COUNTRY HOME home and a See it that prevailed up to the last down, $25 monthly. In- Wagon J. E. GOXCE REAL ESTATE bargain. few months. So what will be FOR SALE today. For sale at less than It terest quarterly. Terms Cash 11 W. Sliver. Phone 477. Near city, 22 acres, BRIGHTWOOD ADDITION can be Cash or the result when the pleasure $5000 Thoroughly stucco house, screened A BARGAIN reproduced. and health seeker is assured large 5 -- terms. new gray brick house, all garage, out buildings. On room adobe stucco house, of finding here all the mod- '& porch, HOME SITES 1 mile north of mountain road, heat, a very fine home, McKinley Land account of falling health will sell Zapf, Owner em conditional that he find heat, a fery fine home, 2417-R- 1 $900; terms. at Kahn re- SPECIAL all or part. Phone or $20 Down. $10 Monthly. Inquire Second and Gold. in less desirable winter Highlands, $600 cash and Lumber Co. S48. O. Box Albu store, 109 North First, nat- Five-roo- m modern brick stucco, P. 192, Old Phones 640 or 1444-- sorts. In addition our $65 a month. heating plant in basement, built-i- n querque. . Stares & Pfeiffer ural resources are beginning Albuquerque, New Mexico, to be developed. Our pay- Real Estate Exchange features, good location; a real 4M house and the is Heal Estate, Insurance. roll, manufacturing and West Copper Avenne. price right. SALE-- wholesale business is now SHELLEY-BRAU- X CO. FOR Houses. 321 W. Gold. Phone 188. FORCED TO SELL 226 W. Gold. Phone 223. For Rent-Room- s with Board developing In earnest. This FOR SALE House, close In, $500, cash, at a loss, my white stucco all means one ot the most nuance- line rent. 414 South Fourth. ROOM AND BOARD, IV a week. 611 BERNARD A. bungalow, extra large lot; South Broad war. satisfactory residential and SLEYSTER (JK SALE By owner. A most deslr- - $1,300 balance business cities in HELP WANTED. SDie lot On East Silver. Tolonhnn. $3,300; cash, FOR RENT Room with board. 211 country. All Kinds of Insurance. 210-- 1423 to PHONE 120. FOR RENT Houses. easy; bargain. Virginia South Broadway. Are you going profit by this REAL ESTATE. Male. Two-roo- boulevard. or are you going to let your FOR SALE nouse. One-loo- WANTED to 112 South Third Street. furnished. FOR KENT cottage, "Tlo V - Young lady ehara large estate WANTED A milker. Phone 141S.R4. cneap ir raxen at once. Inquire 1215 South Wailnut. double room. W North Hlsh. rent money buy real CLEANING AND Virginia boulevard. for your landlord. Phone 14 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, beginners, NICELY furnished modern house, six FOR RENT Room, ana board If de- 1150; later, 200r no strike. Addresa FOR SALE By owner, double brick roome. Fourth sired. Close In. Phone 10!8-- New brick bungalow, care ward. 1027 Forrenter. FOR RENT PRESSING Hallway, Journal, nouse, completely furnished and mod. Rooms. YOUNG to - large lot, near Fourth ward rn. South Hlsh. FOR IlENT Cottuge, four rooms and lady share room and sleep- LABORERS 13.00 to tf.19 per day. Ill screen 1115 LOVELY Room. In porch. Hoard. Phone 143-- school; price $5,250; terms: uooa ''OR porch, unfurn shed. North South Walter. woman cook, 950 per month. En SALE Small mosern. furnished Fifth. FOR RENT For one $500 down, balance less than A SUIT ployment Agency, 110 South Third. cottaga, on South Walter: FUR ItENT A large housekeeping room. gentleman only, $1.25 DO YOU WANT nv Two-roo- bed on 1307 East rent. Apply 701 Esat Santa Fe. I.,. FOR ItENT furnlehed house. 812 North Second. sleeping porch. WANTED Young man for traveling dr. no 130. 706 Central. Good brick bungalow, Two-stor- children, Key at East Nice Prompt and Serv- culatlon work. Must be good sales- FOR SALE brick sult-abl- e FOR RENT steam heated room, METER A METER Adjustment house, Santa Fe. FOR RENT Southeast; glassed-l- n valuable corner lot, shade, ice? Van man. Circulation Manager Morning for renting rooms. Call 703 West Sliver. porcll Let Monty Company .his FCH Four-ruo- - ana Doara suitable ror two. 114 North etc., 5 blocks north of journal. week. S0 West Coal. RENT liouso and sleep- FOR RENT Several rooma, unfurntehed, only 114 West Central have your Insurance. Ing porch. Dart v furnished. 1724 Maple. the new hotel. Good value Avenue, BE a detective, 0 travel OR SALE Three-roo- atuccn 14 South Edith. weekly; Mtue,,. West Central. BOARD and for gentle- at $4,200, on Over State National Bank, over world; experience unnecessary, 100x142, on corner: bara-ni- tnr milpk FOU RENT Furnished room and garage. sleeping poroh term. We Call for and Deliver. FOR. RENT New modern man only In private family. 601 S rath East Central home, 7 EOS. American Detective Agency, 40S Lucas, sale. Apply 1000 South Walter. completely Apply 414 Went Roma. 021-- avenui Telephone furnished four-roo- house. Call 112 High, phone Ht. LOUIS. FOR SALE New rooms and bath: shade, lawn, modern horn., ir.oo North Walnut. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 311 South TABLE BOARD Can accommodate a WANTED Man to sell best Child Wei- - down and like rent. Walter. Phone 1B67-- J. etc., only $$,250; terms' to monthly payments FOU RENT new furnished cut- - few tsble boarders. Good home cook- fare and ; Several WELL-furnlshe- publication appoint agents. nemmonq. East Sllvor. d room, reasonable. ing. !09 North arrange. 35 So. 401, taffes, reasonable. Room 7. First Na very High. write Dearborn St., Room TOR SALE New three-roo- No sick. Phone 1113 J. Very near West Central avenue Chicago. cottage, on tional Bank Wdg. FOR RENT Have lovely vaoaiwy for two OWNER SAYS SELL! .uuin mgn; very small FOU Nice and Thirteenth street, bun- 93. payment. FOR RENT New room modern RENT steam heated rooms; convalescent Mrs. W. H. Reed, phone WORK on automobiles. Learn how. We Phone Klrst Natlonnl hniMin. flB 6 five-roo- m hunt, house In Phone 43 French Building. me--J. 40 South Walter. galow, rooms, breakfast Fine modern home, help graduates get employment. Write FOR Highlands. Reasonable rates. SALE By ownei. suburban home. Phone 1452-- FOR KENT rooms. room with room, basement heat, oak VALUE Toung Men's Christian Association Auto tour rooms and Light Housekeeping BOARD, and sleeping porch $4,000 furnished, hardwood finish, heat, Los - sleeping porch, city Two Glldersteeve Electric company. private Steam heat .new flooring, fireplace, den, etc., School, Angeles. water, fruit trees, arbor. Postof- - FOR RENT Furnished cottage. lavatory. built-i- n (raps rooma 118 u rooms. Gold, house. I SI 8 East Central. double lot; $6,500; on mod- features, large porches, MEN wanted to qualify for. Firemen, rice pox sja. city. and sleeping porch, GRA YSTONE IlSVi West price For $3,500 easy terms; in. month. Phone S05S-- 310-- Mrs. E. Guidl. FOR RENT Room with terms to splendid location, close The Brakemen, experience unnecessary. BALE Three-roo- phone and porch arrange. ern and substantial For" hnm with board. For Mrs. 6 ' price the Inducement; term Transportation furnished. Writ w. Bog ehlcaen house for two hundred cMekene FOR RENT Attractive completely fur FOR RENT Two newly furnished front gentleman. Clark, Highland home, new, rooms, brick dwelling with garden four-roo- 623 South 1471-- gess, Rupt., St. Louis. tarage, lights and water. 1205 West nished, modern bungalow. rooms, modern. Bin South Third. High, phone bath, nicely furnished; priced patch and water In 117 FIRST-CLAS- S d irrigation r. GILL MEN Age 17 to 65, unneces- mn. pnnne eso-- North Mulberry. RENT Furnished meals, 36c. to sell; $3,250; terms: $500 S0O j. experience 11 - K'OR housekeeping block on North Eleventh four-roo- Room and $10 per week. 613 Phone 770. 323 W. Central. sary. Travel; make secret investiga UK HALE By owner, new FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms. Apply !1S North Walter. board, down, balance like rent. $760 cash will handle. Amer- house, no no South Broadway, phone 1971-- street; tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. house In Fourth ward, modern In modern, sick, children. LAlidE, oool room, beautifully furnished. lean Detective St. a 1004 South Foreign Agency, 411, svery respect: bullt-l- features; large lot Droadwoy. private bath. 1211 West Roma. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, steam Joseph Collier LOUIS. terms. Call UI9-W- . FOR RENT Furnished house, five heated rooms with first-cls- table City Realty Co,, Realtors FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; no board. Phone 1387-- 110 South Arno. 207 West Gold. .MEN WANTED for Detective work. Ex FOR SALE Five-roo- modern house. rooms, two sleeping porches. Call no 414 1959-- aick; children. West 8ilver. Real estate service that builds OWNERS , perlence unnecessary. Write for ds two built-i- n 1424 East Silver. ROOMS in or main 907 W. Gold. Phone 867. porches, FOR RENT Nice room eiw cottages building, Malls explaining guaranteed positions. J. Close to store and ear fatr FOR RENT Modern furnished front private $16 ta $30 week. Excellent meals. estate line. Reasonable cottage; trance. 114 South Arno, 1952-- Sell and Sell Oanor, Former. Govt. Detective, St. price. 11 Cornell. Helahts. two rooms and glassed-i- n sleeping phone Medical care. St. John's Sanatorium. Say Quickly Louie, Mo. 1!20 South Edith. FOR RENT Nice, clean sleeping and SO MUST SELL THIS WEEK! fOR SALE Furnished house. tSree porch. JAMESON'S RANCH The place to get WANTED Furniture salesman, one wTio rooms, bath, alectrlo edv water FOU RENT One room house with housekeeping rooma. 1S1H North Third. Five-roo- m brick bungalow, can Must large well; two mile from town: free trans speak Spanish prsferred. garage; 50 foot lot, ISOO down and 130 sleeping porch furnished. 118 per FOR RENT One large upstairs room, to and from town; good home I Will Sell Two Houses furnished complete; $800 worth understand all details. Rererensot re 201 pnrtatlon iiMinin, uue BOUin Arno. month. 780 Esst Santa Fe. furnished, 18.00 per month. South. 3238-- J. C. cooking. Phone of furniture. Good locality. quired. Oeo. Bcheer Furniture Co., WILL Arno. I will be In Albuquerque Wed. 314 South Second. sacrifice new small stucco houss. FOR RENT Six room house; both, hot FOR RENT Two furnished FOR QUICK SALE Lowlands, close in; $4,800, I WO Porches. ante. out hnllillnir nd cold water: furnished. Call at FOR RENT Elegantly furnlehed front nicely nesday, Thursday and Friday. rooms. Board If desired. Use of Four-apartme- with terms to suit. TWO neat appearing young men for rnce 11. too, 218',4 West Gold. Phone 210-- bedroom. 001 South Walter, I have 2 houses on North Sev- house, of 1 only part cash, balance phone telephone and bath. Will take conval- Four-roo- sales work to travsl with mansgor easy. call 1524 North Seventh. FOR 1430-- street I want to sell. rooms and store-roo- frame, Lowlands, In car. Must have week's Bee RENT Houses, all tlnds;furnlshed escents. B23 West TIJeraa. enth modern, full expenses. NEW and unfurntehed. McMllllon & Wood. en- stucco close good condition, lot, place .Mr. Jankl, Room 8, Bronx Hotel, be' house, modern excent heat, throe FOR RENT Front room, private They are adobe, in; brings $165 rent; easy , 317 BEROLUND'S SANATORIUM, 14 14 for chickens, road, $2$. S 4 rooms, bath, two n(iF,h,. Renltnrs. 200 Weet Gold. trance,. adjoining bath. South hardwood and terms: $6,600. paved tween and Sunday. built-i- floors, complete n features. Small - Fourth. South Edith. Room and south porih terms. down payment FOR a, In Easy 40 ct- In annex. room aerv-lv- modern every way, nearly BEAUTY SALES CO. Five-roo- m WEEK or better for skilled automo. oaiance line rent. Phone 1964-- with Tray and dlnlnr frame, modern, tive electricians or mechanics. Ou tnge sleeping porch. phone FOR RENT One large housekeeping Ratea $66. Phone IJflr.-- new. I will sell these houses 114 S. Scconrh FOR BALE three-roo- new 218R-- or call 1203 East Conner. In. Call 106 Phone good graduates In demand. We teach you by owner, room, ground floor, close on small cash payment and porches, locality; $2,200; nouse-- cellar, furnlehed or nnfnr. FOR RENT Modern furnished four West Iron. TABLE BOARD Can accommodate two easfy terms. starting, lighting, Ignition, battery build Ons-ha- lf suitable terms niehed. By school. block off room brick house on or three persons for n.eals by the give easy and Five-roo- m Ing; mechanical repairs, adjustments. car Highlands; garage FOR RENT Two rooms for light house- rid Mrs. to adobe, modern, plas- line 11100. 1507 North Third. near, ?24 South 1524 week; only short from town. on balance. If you want Wonderful work, unlimited opportunities. inquire Edith. 318 per month. North 1678-- tered, newly built, hardwood LAST CALL keeping, Fleming, 105 South Cedar, phone a home I will make you Booklet free. Special rate. Johneon 13,500 or best offer buys FOP. RENT Four-roo- cottage with Second. buy ALMOST NEW BRICK floors for the low price of new, wen Tour-roo- house. MR8 an on Automotive Trades School, Dept. D, 729 rurnisned. fancy chicken house and small barn. RENT-t-Nlce- ly room In Marshall's home for attractive proposition Terms. FOR furnished private $3,800. Broadway, Denver. Heights. Would consider good 1506 West Iron, call 400-- home. No sick. 321 North excellent meals, table ani these houses. I price one at In Low- car In for 309 modern, Two large rooms, two porches, Have choice lots the touring exchange equity. FOR RENT House, four rooma and Thirteenth. tray service; furnace heat, nurse atten- $3,800 and the other at $4,250. Female. vassar. on car line: rates $50.00 and up. bath, closets, plenty of shade, lands, $450 and up. ileeplng porch, furnished and modern. room, out tion; WANTED Salesladies. 1 FOR RENT Furnished front 1107 North 1161-- E, J, Steuben nice garage, full size Choice full sized corner lot In United lo to FOR SALE At real bargain, 12,600, part Enquire 814 South Edith, phone 1405-- Furnace Ko Twelfth, phone lawn, Stores. oasn, two email nouses oartlv fur side entrance. heat. sick, lot. This Is a real at Fourth ward, room for two FOR RENT Modern, unfurnished house 307 South Walter. P. O. Box 624, Albuquerque. buy WA First-cla- nished. Renting for 148.50 month. Reasonable terms. terms to suit. NTED waitress. Angel per with four rooms and glassed-l- n $2,450. houses; $1,000; cafe. Near school and car line. Call at 101 sleep FOR RENT Bedroom and kitchen, fur. ing porch. Apply 52J South Walter. FOR RENT Small apartment, close in. ' Realtor south Edith. nlshed. Close in. Highlands. pp.y 803 West Iron. OestreicJi, WANTED An experienced waitress. Ap FOR four-roo- 326 Collier FOR SALE Three-roo- RENT Unfurnished. North Third. Joseph 216 W. Gold. Phono 909. piy i.inerty cafa, house and lot house, no no children. FOR RENT Two furnished housekeep- 60x203; also three-roo- house, lot modern, sick, FOR RENT Small furnished sleeping 807 Weet Gold Avenue. WANTED A 1004 South 1566-- ing rooms. 73$ South Edith. girl for general housework, 50x189. flood chicken parks on both Broadway, phone room and kitchenette, 6.60 month. n4 Virginia. places. Terms. 1134 Forrester, or FOR RENT New five room modern 1709 South Edith. FOR RENT New modern furnished WANTED Guy's 114 North WANTED Qlrl for general housework, Transfer. house, completely furnished, no FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, steam heat. apartment Maple. JOS West Iron. children, call 618 North Thfrteenth. Ho- FOR Four-roo- Apply vim BALJfi New homes by owner; one hot and cold water. Albuquerque RENT apartment with Would you like a pleasant, WANTED Girl for general housework. 34 West Quid; one LIST your vacant houses with the City tel. S114 North Second. bath. Modern. Phone 1701-- business that will Sl North Thirteenth. 110 North Maple; an four-roo- lis Realty Co., for prompt and efficient FOR RENT furnished room FOR RENT profitable 307 667. Beautifully Housekeeping apartment, a nice lncoma If properly WHEN YOU NEED EMPLOYES WANTED Experienced salesladies at North Maple; terms. Call 111 West Sil service. West Gold, phone In modern home. Apply Mrs. Fred furnished complete. 315 North Seventh. yield ivtv-j- J We have once. The Economist. ver, pnone FOR RENT In University Heights, new Hamm, 623 North Becond. FOR RENT Three rooms na managed. openings three-roo- house 320. NT sleep'ng several New Mexico and WANTED for corset FOR SALE Beautiful pressed brick and garage, FOR-"RE- A south room and porch, Ideal location. Phone 1227-- in PHONE, WIRE OR WRITE Saleslady Barcley See W. H. 1103 North Seventh. large circula- work. Mrs. Bishop, Hotel Elms. bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch Stlllwell, sleeping porch. Hot and cold water. Mrs. Thorn. Arizona towns for city and double pressed brick garage; Ideal Five-roo- 1721-- WANTED A FOR RENT furnished house 302 South Arno, phone FOR RENT Four-roo- unfurnished tion representatives. To qualify girl for general house horn near shops. For particulars in In Fourth work. 2I North Thirteenth, ward: sleeping porch, gsrage, IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; apartment. $1$ North for one of these openings a Bureau Inquire quire to south TMrd. 360 month. McMllllon Wood, 306 Very cheap. Occupational per 4 rates by day or week. Over pastime man must be able to furnish a Phelps WANTED Qlrl for light housework, In FOR SALE brick, oy owner; WeatGold. three-roo- Theater, 21H4 West CentrnU FOR RENT Two to financial Business Placements for Men and Women, bungalow. 115 South 428 south corner lot, aide- - furnished rooms, for bank reference as Bsventh, FOR RENT One double brick rooms and no Ninth. walks, garage, chicken house, basement one ELGIN HOTEI, Sleeping light housekeeping; adults; sick. responsibility. house, for 836.00. Also apartments, by the day. 724 South Second. " WANTED Maid for general housework, hot water heat, bath room, large closets, adohe, $10.00. 1607 West housekeeping Applicants must be willing to 230 U. S. National Bank Inquire week or month. B02H West Central. Two-roo- Building New apartment. Apply Apartment 10, largo front back and sleeping porches. Marble. FOR RENT apartment with establish residence In town as- Phone 411. or any real estate dealer In FOR RENT Handsomely furnlstred sleeping porch, furnished. Apply 13 r.Bi tjenirai. FOR RENT Modern new bungalow South signed to.. This proposition WANTED Two salesladies. town. front bedroom in new modern home, High. DENVER, COLO. experienced nicely furnished, all conveniences, gas to 215 North Ninth. will not appeal to floaters or BALE New room etuo- - n gentleman employed. FOR RENT Furnished Apply, today. Woodworth Pharmacy, FOR four adobe and electric;; glassed-l- sleeping porch. apartment, three one who Is not to Main 1547, We Fill Positions) Everywhere, zzz west central. co modern; built-i- n features; cement 803 FOR RENT Furnished bedrooms and rooms, private bath. No aick. $3i. any willing Telephone South Edith. 714 'North start sure WANTED Woman for hou front porch and garage. Tou must see sleeping porch,' Board if desired. Third. make a modest with general this horns to be Two FOn RENT Four room furnished house. Ladles or man and wife 130$ of a work, po cooking, good wages. Call appreciated. 346 a preferred. FOR RENT Furnished apartmenls. possibilities owning nice, blocks from earlina and near school Nicely furnished; piano, etc Gold. 6 1107 North Twelfth, phone Hl-j- . month. No children or lick. 319 East ateam haat. bath. Albuonerou. Hotel. profitable business in months Coal range and shades go with the house. Apply 216H COMPLETE Secrets rial Course. Boar West Hazeldlne. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, well North Second. time. Apply to 500 cssh and balance 1.10 per montn. or TtK room and tuition may be earned. Cat 907-- Uni front bedroom, with without FOR RENT Deelrablt, For appointment phono and ask FOR RENT Cozy little house in or two apartment alog free. Mackay Business College, Los ror three rooms and sunny sleeping porch, suitable for one neat. Married couple preferred, No Mr. wininmn. verslty Heights, 413 South Third. sick. 816 Circulation Manager Angeies. sleeping porch. 108 Yale, phna 2281-- gentlemen, West Roma. WANTED Competent white woman for WANTED FOTtioiT at 20 North High. FOR ItENT Nice front room with con- FOR RENT Two rooma and sleeping Albuquerque Morning Journal. general housework and cooking half WANTED "Phono FOR RENT One four-roo- furnished bath, eni.ance, home porch, furnished. T01 South Hleh. In Housework by tlipday. necting private 7T4 cays, two in family. Apply 121 North house, $26.00, Also one three-roo- privileges, two blocks rom city h!'' quire Best Haseldlne. Elm. In Phone 1715-- p. m. - EXPERIENCED Phono unfurnished house, $20.00. Both good after t FOR RENT Nicely furnished three- stenographer. 1647-- J. iSEP MB AT condition. Phone room SMJB;OF ONCE Five ladies to travel, demon 1744-- FOR RENT housekeeping room apartment with glassed sleep strata and sell $40 to 576 Light ing porch. 709 West Lead. dealers; per VND LAUNDRT Silks a FOR RENT Brick house, modern, five with sleeping porch, gas, bath, phone; WORTH THE MONEY week; railway fare paid. Goodrich specialty. two un- Two-roo- Drug Phono J927-- large rooms, sleeping porches, also small front room, reasonable. Well FOR RENT furnished house Co., Dept. 101-- omana, Neb. furnished except rsnge. Chicken bouse, people, no children. 41$ West Qold. keeping apartment. Reasonable. acres adjoining University Prices From to $600 'WANTED Women to do work at WANTED Washing and Ironing to take sheds, garage 1100 West SlateJ Adults; no 618 South Arno. south $100 fancy home. Phone 1804. FOR RENT newly fur- sick; Heights on Central avenue, home. Good pay. Materials furnished. FURNISHED BUNGALOWS No charge FOR RENT Two rooma with sleeping for sale. CLEANING PAPER John If de- nished room, furnace heat, adjoining front; priced right quick stamped envelope brings Kalsomlnlng. for steam heat. Medical attention bath. or ladles employed. porch, furnished, $30. 101 East Cen 4 acres three-roo- adobe FLORENCE ART. GOODS Goodson. A14-- J. St. Prefer couple alfalfa, New particulars. , phono sired, no extra charge. $75 month. reasonable. 115 North tre!. Enquire 410 North Sixth. Ford Touring, Almost CO.. Csmbrldge, Ohio. ' 491. Very Maple.' house, fruit trees, North Fourth WANTED Family washing, CalL for Johns Sanatorium, phone LINCOLN Apartments Completely fur- 1915-- FOR RENT Furnished room adjoining Street paving. A good buy. WANTED Experienced saleslady for and deliver. Phone FOR RENT 618 South Walter, nished apartments, steam hat, hot Excellent Condition goods In a gsneral mercantile bus' home of six beauti bath, In new home; near aanatoriums Clnae In. We have some new small houses Ford Coupe, dry WANTED Work by the hour. Call atrlotlv modern or two water. 313 South Third. Viess, one who understands little 1S43-- furnished. AH and university. Suitable for one to Span' after 5:30 p. m. Phono ful rooma completely FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished in University Heights priced v'lSh nreferred. References and salary ox modern conveniences are to be found In women or man and wife. No sick. sell. WANTED Position aa cook for 2333-- apartment, and Bulck "Four" Touring . care of private Phono private bath sleeping ' pected. Address E. F. 100, California Fealty two-roo- m or out or or hotel. this bungalow. City Also 1104 - xamiiy in town ?07 west Onlfl. SS7, porch. apartment. Shelley-Brau- n Co. Journal, Phone lMS-- romnsnv, phone "WSNTED Miscellaneous North Second. Two Chevrolet Bargains Male and Female. HIGH school wants to work In For. RENT Three fur- Realtors Tourings, girl BUSINESSCHANCESr WILL pay bonus for poat office box. Ad apartments, 226 W. Gold. Phone 223. WANTED Experienced collection agen private homo tor her room and board. care nished or unfurnished. Steam heat, clerk. Room 11, Cromwell pnone FOR SALE Hotel, twunty rooms, pool dress L, Journal, hot and cold water. Parkview court, Buick Six cy Apply liiw. Roulh Touring biag. LET US take cars of hall and bar; good lease. $18 WANTED MONET On good first f2 East Sliver. your furnace, First. mortgages. McM'lllon Wood. ' i TYPISTS Earn weekly, spare chimney cleaning especially. John WOODLAWN Apartment, four rooms, National Investment Co. time. coDvInc authors' manusorlpti fmiina. phone S21-- FOR SALE Two-stor- y trlck building. WANTED Team, good gentle mulea to furnished, bath. res. sleeping porch, Cars at ' 240S-J- in the Fact That Ws Sell Used R. 215 South location good for any work for feed. P. O. Box 15, $33 1S21 Central Realtors Ws Take Pride Writ J. Carnes. Author's Agent, iitM'-CLAS- s laundreaa, white, woui First; per month. Call Eaat - of 203 Prices. Tallapoosa,- Ga., for particulars. like work of refined No sick. kind business. WANTED Floora to surface, old or or Wost Gold. Insurance All Kinds. Lowest people. one 1774-- MEN or women, salary 150, full time. 1010 South Walter. FOR SALE OR RENT Ths only new, prlco reasonable. Phono FOR RENT Three-ro- m modern Real Estate In town, Also grocery and after 5 m. 11.00 an hour spare time, selling guar ONE or two young men want a posl bakery. p. apartment. Efficiency kltohen, meat market. Writ or call J. W. Sny- n Call Us. anteed heslerv direct to wearer, cotton, English-speakin- g. TRANSFER and aeavenrer work done, gas. and glassed-l- sleeping porch; Us Tour Pronert With tlon on a ranch. Not der. Hot N. M Co. silk, heather mixtures. International lek. H. C. Davis, 904 South Springs. reasonable ratea E. A, Griffith, 733 j oi north Maple. 206 U W. Gold. rhone 6S5 The Motor Walter, In Cooper Mills, Norrlstown. Pa. FOR SALE One of the finest cafes vlast Iron, phone 1970-- FOR RENT Nice, two-roo- apartment CALL HUTCHINSON for house oleanlng 671-- LET us train you to fill a superior po northern Arlaona, long lease, excellent WANTED To buv. one oair young, furnlehed for housekeeping, adjoining Phone and wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint' two of the partners large Sit West Central sttlon. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Ing, kalsomlnlng. and chimney sweeping trade, good location) gentle, sound horses or mules, well bath. Close In. No aick or children. NOW. are to leava for Eurona: act Quick. Ad 683 1001-- All Commercial Branches. Enroll Odd Job Msn, phono X088-- J. matched. Mann'a Garden. West Lead, phone School dress postofflca box 814. Flagstaff. Aria n Western for Private Secretaries, MAX BARGAIN 316 South FOR RENT Three rooms, glasseol-l- 101-- desires permanent con estab- STORE, at largo Tljeras at Eighth, telephone nectlon with veliable firm. Address FOR SALE Profitable business, will prices for aleeplng porch. Bath, nicely fur- "Whitted" Best lished five owner wishes to dis- First, pay the highest con- MEN AND WOMEN wanted for Doteo 3 and 4, 421 South Broad' years; your second-han- d shoes ana nished for housekeeping. Modern IN ADOBES MODERN Apartment pose account of having other Interests; clothing, West tlves; wo can offer you a oosltlon that way. For In furniture. Phone 163. veniences; desirable location, tit LASTING Inoome. Bend prloo vary low and a bargain. Coal. will bring you a handsome WANTED Position young lady, SVs Dox sue. ai-- WANTED Money to loan on first mort- for Detective by terview, addreea poatolflce furnished stamps reply. Douglas years' experience In general office and , N. M. gages. Ths security of the principal FOR RENT New nicely buquerque, three-roo- screened Agency, Incorporated and Bonded, Win caanier vnrs. fieierencee 11 ueairvu. Jiu- - our first consideration. J. D. Jteiener, apartment, bath, "Whitted Built" ston-naie- WANTED to finance the pur- Cen- a Good Home the N. c. dress Caahler, care Journal. Party 211 West Gold, phone 410. front and back porch. 1300 East Buy Easy Way chase of $10,000.00 Stock of $16,000.00 No 734 Eaat Can- - "BEST BUILT" HOMES WANTED energetic WANTED to know that tht tral. sick. Apply at TOR SALE FurnitureT Employment by capital bank In good town in Florida, Everybody tral, well home of brick construction, alms .new, in a fine married man, experienced In I desir tha oashier-shl- p Donatl Compton Art Studio special- A built FUUNiTURE young population $.000, Can-tr- with fire- REPAiRINGcJled for hipping, estimating and business. Ad and management. A. E. M., oaro izes In fins .Portraiture, Commercial AT THE .Washington, 1003 Weat Realtor location. Five nice rooms, conveniently arranged, 1171-- three-roo- Any built-i- n Cali- ana K-- one delivered. Phono dress TtoT i. cere journal, Journal. PhotoaraDhv. and Sunerlor Kodak Fln One two and place and all the necessary features, including FURNITURE work. lahlng. Donatl A Compton Art Studio, apartment will be ready for new tenants Nice back screened; $5,00", repairing! Awning MONET IN GRAIN $13.60 buya guaran- about Nov. '1. Call at No. I M fornia cooler. front and porches Porch curtains. phone Ervln no fur- 411 West Central. Apt. TORSALEoultryIg tees on 10,000 bushels wheat: phone M. 3. T. Bahisv Prop. $500 cash, $50 monthly; Interest quarterly. pegging company. FOR SALE On doaen thoroughbred ther risk; movement of So opportunity RUG CLEANING o7 three-roo- hens one rooster. TMinH ri.KANKD $3.00 ,U"OR SALE Furniture White Leghorn aid take $600; 4c $400, etc Particulars, Irtl - 3irRENTStorerooin. Phone 31 23-- Investors' renovated. $3.50 up. Furnl- Realtor. houss. Excellent condition. market Dally lfattressea rt SALE Phone letter free. Cop-pa- FOR Wm. J. Leverett, 1244-- nnrlced. work, OR hKNf Butidtns at eH West 411 west Granite, BALE Single-com- b brown Guide, 343 Dwlght Bldg., Kansas City, titn Mntlrari Awning FOR Leghorn 333-- suitable for H. B. slngle-eom- Porch curtains. Phone Ervln sarase. Inquire FOR SALE Living room and dining hens; thoroughbred b black Missouri. Bank and By owner, brick house, INVESTMENTS. Call Mann's Store, Bedding company. Sherman, at first Savings room sets, also case burner In first Minorca roosters. FOR SALS or will exchange for Trust Company, phona . large lot, lawn and shade trees, Co. rises condition. 101 North Thirteenth. Old Town. real aetata. Improved or un KODAK VINIBHINd I TIMES A DAT balance City Office University Heights Development small busi satisfaction guaranteed. WILL arrans to suit tenant a tiling $4,500; $1,500 cash; FOR SALE Fibre baby leath BABY CHICKS Heavy-layin- g strain; improved, a good profitable Remember, carriage, ness oca tea gooa lease ana vour ffnU t a reliable eetan-- foot brtok building i good condition; like rent. none 110. er trunk, Morris chair, beds, springs. mature oarlyi guarantee full count; oentraily wttn, iiehed if - na Santa Fa shops; reasonable " 71 hours of Lot on store. Will require 'three to four firm. Return soltaga pal opposite 2383-- ,ri chiffonier, bookoaea, largest stock of ssfa arrival with Angeles. mnii Henna Banna. Ino. terms. Bea or write I Haytnaa, 109 Phone used furniture tit 115 South Pioneer 310 South Spring, Los thousand dollars. Address Z, care Morn- nrdM good olty, Hatchery, Commercial Photograph era, To Mew Mortk nrst, Albo.quara.OSk V, M. First, . Angeles, Calif. ing Journal, r

October 29, 1922 Page Fourteen. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

w.MWJmttwuwiiiwMJwi'Miii uih.ii ..Mil ymm .i.iniim.n iwi.iiiinuiiwiu OF " ANNOUNCEMENT STOP ,iiiij,,,,m, - ' 1, ,--- rmrrnr r HimiiiiifiiliilWlM ffiiii "" ,mmm WORLD REDUCED PRICES ON Thorie windows from rattling, keep Tuberculosis out sand, dirt and cold air by In- CLEVELAND CARS DR. WHITTINGTON has a stalling riace Metal Weather Tuberculosis Phone 1742-- treatment for Albuqaerque: Strips. has been TVia nnnnnncement hv the which thoroughly FIGURE, tested over a period of years. THEATRE Finest of R. P. Thomas Cleveland Automobile company Its MERITS are being PROV-E- s their new 1923 models Is one of 1008 Forrester. YOU The ate costs Ell announce- every day. It most Tallin the Important nothing t o INVESTIGATE. TODAY AND TOMORROW because 5 ments of the year, partly be ON NOVEMBER 11 of new The most skeptical will, the nttrnctlveness the CONVINCED. Send for free 1:1 open and closed cars that are be TODAY-THR- DAYS ana Decause Electric booklet. '! STARTING EE ing introduced, partly Economy ot the startlingly low prices. The J. D. VAN DEVENTER THE VITCHIflG HOUR ! to two-do- li Secretary of Commerce first surprise is the new Laundry . Special Representative sedan at 11,296. Tnis moaei is 2028-W- . ' 524 W. Conl. Phono Be Principal Speaker at shown in th center of the page Our Prieca Aro Less DORIS MAY C. of C. Dinner; Tickets adv. ' published elsewhere In the Journal. The other new Silks, Woolens and Delicate in Great Demand. closed model announce' is tne Articles Our Specialty, four-doo- r, five-passe- r, ger sedan in We Call and Deliver, Herbert Hoover, the most con at $1,495. Another announcement "SIX" ear, Bigger Better splcuous member of President is on Cleveland tdiirtns 10 Off Cash and the new price being $995. The Carry Best Harding's cabinet, and the man car has some marked 'UP AND AT new touring 218 .V. Fourth. IMiono 224. W who so conserved the foodstuffs of Improvements in design. The the United States as to enable the Cleveland Is represented here' by MECCA CAFE allies to win the world war, and ,v, MniPttQ Motor company, as dis Also "Fox News" who has been constantly directing and Mr. Male'tc invites tributors, see Our the relief work 1n Asia and Eu prospective buyers to can ana Try Special Topics of the Day rorie, will speak In Albuquerque on what he has to offer. Adv. TRY OUR WET the evening of November 11, at a Turkey or Chicken Also Chamber of Commerce banquet in Tn. FRANK E. MaeCHACKKN. WASH Rattling Comedy tne armory. D. Dinner 1)K. DAISY MapCRACKEJf. ' This will be the first opportuni- Osteonntlite rhyslelnng. Mondays, Tuesdays and ty of the people of Albuquerque to K. f. Building, rhone Office B9-- Wednesdays. 214 W. Central REGULAR ADMISSION see and hear Herbert Hoover, who Residence 89-- J Adv. 15 lbs., 75 Cents la one of the world's outstanding figures. He will bo the principal Thursdays, Fridays and also the Saturdays . speaker. But present at 25 banquet will be Thomas E. Camp Let Us Send a Man lbs., $1.00 HAROLD LLOYD IN "GRANDMA'S BOY' bell, governor of Arizona; Emmett Wednesday: D. Boyle, governor of Nevada; Oli To replace that broken window Imperial Laundry Perfect Furnace ver H. Shoup, governor of Colo- glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. Co. Coal Hum rado; Joseph M. Carey, governor Phono 431. 423 Nortb First. 147 148. !., ot Wyoming, and Charles R. Ma- - Thones and (Most Efficient Coal) c bey, governor of Utah. Of course. Merritt O. Mechem, governor of NOTICE. New Mexico, will also bo one of F. Nicolacl, formerly employed Omera bar--be- r Egg j s L E ihe guests. W. F. Swltzer has opened a LOCAL ITEMS will be by Among the other guests shop of his own at 110 West burning" qualities there it 1 Senator A. A. Jones, Judge Stephen and invites his BIG DANCE (In Gold avenue, in tho west) B. Davis, one of the commissioners and customers to nothing superior Sutton ana John I numerous friends Miss Dessie of the Colorado river and new location. AT were married Friday F REED OF GERM S project visit him in his Ttueb, Jr., republican candidate for the Adv. Justice of the Peace T SOCIETY HALL, afternoon by ,. nlted States senate, Congressman Gallup Lump Deslderio Montoya at the court-,.- or Old Town Constance nro Riiendlne their Montoya and the congressman Binney Thou woman-ele- New and Fe. Mr. Ueub for Mexico, TONIGHT honeymoon in Santa CITY PL the governor-elec- t. at rees ow. II Good Time AZTEC FUEL IN is employed tauuj on The tickets are one dollar, and for Pavin operations have begun one-four- the con- about of the number of Everybody. North Tenth street, with have sold and and nlntes been already DYERS AND HATTERS struction of curb gutter, to Be Con- The Chamber of Commerce warns KVO Music By COMPANY excavation. Disposal Works, (XEASINO Lordsburs. Dis- the people who wish to attend I'lione 458. (Vir. (lib arid Gold Serenaders Mrs. M. C. Walker of structed Soon, Will both of and other Moonlight Is ot her parents, Albuquerque L. Joe Miller, Prop. "MIDNIGH N M., the guest Uncontaminated communities, that no tickets will Moonlight Waltz and One Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Barnes. charge No Phone 251 W. H. of Day- be sold later than Monday. welcome Mr. and Vrs. Doty Into River. vember 6. Reservations will not Step. Everybody ton, O., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Water At ten minutes to twelve, Edna 412 be made unless tickets are paid K. Pinney of South Broadway. nt- - Stoves Polished Morris was Mrs. are sis- The works for. More people will want to supremely happy. Mrs. Doty and Pinney city sewage disposal KetMiired and G. B. Jones and small contract for tlm construction of tend the banquet thm the armory Put I'p ters. Mrs. will It Is; K. KIIKKT METAL WORK? Then son arrived yesterday f.om Las which wfis let last week, will re- accommodate, therefore (. to the week end with move all from matter pass- the purpose of the Chamber of 217 North Third. Pliouo 1870-- J One Good Meal Cruces spend gornis Commerce to the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pinney. ing through it. It wilt discharge adopt policy ofj MIDNIGHT! ' of Uio river a first come first rerved. The Fidelia class the Baptist into the Grande liquid so Deserves Another church held Its annual banquet at residue that will not contaminate Contrivances will be arranged b In that brief of time a of Miss Louise Wilkin- in from the stage that every speaker Come in This Week passage the home the writer. It will deposit sludge in of son, B15 South Walter street, on beds a solid residue that can be can be heard easily any part G tragedy had enveloped her. were pres- as a fer- the armory. A good mus'cnl pro-- j 25c TAXI and Friday evening. Twenty used to great advantage will he The ban- ent, Including the teacher, Mrs. tilizer. The plant can be oper- gram arranged. liiono 15 TENSE, CONVINCING DRAMA. of quet will begin promptly at 6:30 George Abel, and the Rev. and one man, and the cost Service.' . Try Our Specials ated by p. m. Hay and Night Mrs. T. F. Harvc.. operation will be small. and Closed. Cars. of Open The main portion the disposal C. I" M. n. o. Cadillac and Hudson Sedan. Monday: our Wet Wash, Mondays. of a concrete COVNFR. n. Pio Try works will consist Specialist- Pumpkin ADDED ATTRACTIONS Tuesdays and Wednesdays; 15 107 feet lom? by SO feet in Osteoputtile tank 7M-- J. 825-- r Tuesday Evening: 75 on Slern Bldg. Tel. TAFFY pounds, cents; Thursdays, width. This is divided Into ten , Chill Con Carne Fridays and Saturdays. 25 pounds, smaller tanks, about 20 feet deep, Adv., r THE BLUE FOX $1. The Imperial Laundry Co. on each side and two in the Wednesday Evening: CURRENT EVENTS 147 148. Adv. four neniitifnl Ive Green- NOTICE Pork, Baked Phones and ncntar T1 0 SWnE-- is flllOWed tO reri,, I Itoat Apples series of houses.1 I'lione 7S2. Adv. Spirltuul Medium. Mrs. Parker o Noon: REGULAR PRICES D. R. and flow slowly through the of umo. Thursday Dr. Murray, Osteopathic outside tanks. us passage Special Violet-ra- y T'hone 741. During Wedding Jlgg's treatments. It Is attacked a minute Corsages. bouquets. New Address 110 North Syca- o hy Ives. Phono 732. Adv. 1074-W- . Friday: ir It nn. The solids more, phone 1 wood, full truck load, Fish Factory are separated from the liquids, five dollars. Halm Coal company. on to enii or m Saturday Noon: Phone 91. Adv. which pass ir.e w Baited Baked Beans works, in the lower of the series Jelke's Good Luck Ham, of tanks, where they arc treated Saturday Night: ANNOUNCEMENTS with rhtorin before being dis- FOR RENT Chicken Dinner. Steaks to charged. The chlnrln kills all re- Margarine Order cent Unfurnished, four-roo- house, Don't forget the Woodman Circle maining germs. Ulghty per The Finest Spread for Bread. no children W. of sewage is liquified. modern, no sick, card party Wednesday night, the 1004 SOl'TH BROADWAY Y. W. C. A. O. W. hall; 25c admission. Includ- The solid matter, which finds lis PHONE 703-- sinks YRIC THEATER ing refreshments. Adv. way into the central tanks, Cafeteria is drawn 505 South Second. to the bottom, where it -- The New Mexico State Nurses as- off Into beds. Any germs r- 124 N. Second St, sludge mat- sociation will hold Its annual meet- that may be contained in this OONTTNTJOCS 1 TO 1 p, M. ing at the chamber of commerce, ter are killed by air and sunlight. WEIJi COUNTRY CAMP Albuquerque, November 29 coin- This material resembles leaf mold, Watch the Cards An ideal place to rest. .Located Is excellent cident with the teachers' Institute. and has no odor. It IX OUU WINDOW In the Sandia mountains, eigh- TODAY AND TOMORROW Adv. for fertilizing gardens. teen miles from Albuquerque. FOR SALE BY OWNER The organisms that attack the Rates $12.60 per week. INDIANS DEFEAT THE sewage are naturally present, and Wiseman, Jeweler For Reservations. Phone. 4D0-- it Is not necessary, except in rare ST. MARY'S TEAM, 12 10 Instances, to start them from cul- Corner Second and Gold 1504 East Gold tures. The success of the disposal sew- St. Mary's football team was de- works depends on running the feated yesterday afternoon at Ba-rel- age through it at the proper speed. "THE ART SHOP" Four-roo- BungaJow, burnt brick, glassed in sun porch. - Cars for Rent 12 10 from- the hard-woo- park hy a score of to The progression higher Opposite Postoffice. Modern in every respect. Areola heat, d floors. a combination of second and level nf tanks to th" lower levels Speedsters, Touring Cars and by If it is too ra- Dresses and Sweaters today are This house will be sold at a as owner will be trans-fere- d third team players from the Unit- must be gradual. Coupes. not without a bargain, school. In the is not broken up, New Cars Drive Them Tour-sel- f. complete collar, from ed States Indian pid, the sewage and we are showing the very city. first half, St. Mary's scored twice. and if it Is too slow, fermentation causes a bad odor. of newest styles in newest mate- R. Salazar mado a drop kick from sets In and The Pioneer People the the Roal When wnrkincr properly the State. rials. Let us demonstrate the field and kicked a after plant of a collar. Phone 1620 -W. touchdown for St. Mary's Tn the Is practically odorless. 121 North Third Phone 080 becomlngnes.t third and fourth quarters the In- The plant Will be located aimosi THE ART SHOP dians scored. Maestas at quarter directly south of the city on the Phono 430. Opp. Postoftce. for the Indians made two short Rio Grande river, on ground be- distance runs for touchdowns. longing to the city. It will be en- tirety qf concrete. The workmen FOGG, The Jeweler build It have to combat W. It. WALTON, President and Manager. who may Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. quicksand In the excavations. 5c J Highest Quality. Lowest Trices. Today The plant will have a capacity GALLUP-DAWSOfl-CAN- OII a Theater of care of a city Opposite Postoffice. Halloween Dance CITY i . --i capable taking 118 Soutb Fourth. of 40,000 people. It Is expected to meet the needs of the commun- 'B" Theater The Famous It Armory WE SPECIALIZE IN FUEL FOR DOMESTIC USE. corporation presents ity for the next several years. as the star In Is so designed that it may be in- ConBtance Blnney new Tuesday, Oct. 31 "Midnight." a Realart picture; creased in size by adding Gordon Landon's Coal episode or units. The nlant has the approval Mnsio by Supply and Lumber Company also showing another SERENADERS "The Blue Fox" and a reel or two of the state board of health. Shade Shop MOONLIGHT of "Current Events' pictures. Shades made to order. 4 PHONES 5. Let our up to the minute trucks bring comfort SERVICES Hand-Mad- e Busi- FUNERAL (Victor Luxor to your home. T,yrlc Theater "Too Much Cloths) ness" is the title of the main at- FOR HARRY WALTER Let Your Love Affairs Be with an KIrsh Curtain Rods Strictly traction today at the Lyric, Phone 1619-.- 415 North Slxtb two-pa- rt com- MONDAY AFTERNOON all-st- cast; also a TRY THIS "The Steeple Chaser." edy, Private funeral services for For Your Lunch or After the Business! ' WANTED , , . Thnntrr. Doris May, E, of the Show liE-OPEIII- o...iimnI Harry Walter, secretary NG with a list of film stars, is at the Masonic lodges, wno died on Fri Convalescent gentleman desires PERSHING CAFE The on in pri- article originally read "Let life be Pastime in "Up and At 'Em"; also day afternoon, will be held nice single room modern, your affairs two-pa- rt Salad business" ; a reel of "Fox News'' and a Mondav afternoon at 4 o'clock at vate home. Must be reasonable Shrimp Now is the time to enjoy your dinner, strictly but a curious twist of fate changed the comedy. the family residence at 812 West and near good boarding house. reading and the whole course of avenue. Fourth ward but SANDWICH Plenty room; plenty tables. John Henry Jackson's Gold preferred, Is Delicious. life, He Boon found that he had - DEATHS AND FUNERALS By special request there will be would consider desirable place in SUNDAY SPECIAL no flowers, complying with Mr. Highlands. References furnished Chicken services care of Spring Dinner 50c 78 Walter's wish that the if desired. Address N, MECCA CAFE SANCHES Manuel Sanches, be ' of the simplest. The Kev. Journal. Spaghetti Dinner ; .r. .35o old, died yesterday morning officiate at the 214 West Central. years town. He John R. Oass win Chicken Stew Dinner .40c at his residence north of service, after which the body will 'Too is survived by two sons. Polo and be in the receiving vault Roast Pork Dinner 35c Business" of this placed fch Andres Sanches, both city. until such time as Mrs. Walters 109 SOUTH FIRST. Funeral arrangements are still can go to her lormcr home in RAMBOUILLET pending. The Albuquerque Un- Nelsonville, Ohio. You will ' RAMS find this JESS ROBBINS one of dertaking company is in charge. The rs will be Fred production the - funniest White, Lyman- Putney, Charles MILK you ever saw. There is a laugh in every scene EDWARDS Funeral services Paul Oibson FOR SALE Lemke, Butt, Ralph I 'Of seven com- for George L. Edwards, who died and Bernard Wilds. Strong JfV TOO MUCH I the reels of will be held 18 months here Friday morning, Brothers are in charge of ar Age all-st- ar 3 o'clock QUAIL SEASON OPENS edy. An cast en Monday afternoon at rangemejTts. Fresh & from French's chapel. Rev. Hugh Mercantile Sanitary acts this visualization of A. Cooper will officiate and burial Huning will be in Fairview cemetery. WELDING Company We Supply the Liberty November 1st Earl Derr Bigger's humor of Metal breaks any kind welded. Cafe and the - . SANCHES Sanches. 27 Savoy Cafe. ous tale of "John Ologia Auto a specialty. Positive We Have What You Want in Henry years old, died yesterday afternoon parts' Los N. M. on North Arno guarantee of all work. Lunas, j FOR CITY DELIVERY Guns and Ammunition. and the Restless Sex." at her residence NEW MEXICO STEEIj CO., Inc. street. She Is survived by her 2405-R-- one sister. The H. LOUIS HAHN. Mgr. PHONE 2 . husband and body Phone 2023J. Kes. 1947M. KORBER & COMPANY ADDED ATTRACTION was taken to Crollott's funeral par- I A51 ON THE JOB NOW. LIBERTY DAIRY J. YES; -.-.l- lors, pending arrangements. There's a place 'round on South JUST ACROSS FROM HALL Second; CITY TRTJJILLO Manuel C. Trujlllo. The number Is two one eight. "THE STEEPLECHASER" 77 died after- years old, yesterday Where I'll do your footwear f L noon at his residence after a brief Ice f). Thomas' Cream . mending Illness. He is survived by one son, Two-Pa- rt 1-- 2 If you don't come in too late. A Comedy Anastacio Trujlllo. Funeral ar-- i Gallon, Packed, I'll take out all the wrinkles ft rangements are still nending. Crol-lo- tt and delivered, $1.00 And trim them up real fine, BRICK REGULAR is In SUGARITE PRICES -- charge. Phone '. . 313 Put on soles or real leather. Rubber heels in Jig time. Fire Brick Face Brick "ft K. W. AND AGGIES TIF.. Plense don't forget the number Common Brick Fire Clay SWASTIKA J, Manhattan, Kans.. Oct. 28. Whether In or out of town, Fireplace Tile Floor Tile Bac.hman's Kansas Aggie Wildcats For we fix 'em, while you're Mortar Colors Wall Board proved themselves i. machine to "waltin " Sewer Pipe Metal Lath UALLUr be feared In the Missouri valley NOTICE Or at home t, "eleepin' ' sound. Carey Roofing Flue Lining Phono BB2-- 421 w. Central race this afternoon when they held An OVER STOCK of men's rubber Murphy Beds CEDAR WOOD PINON Hanson's Taxi Service si the Kansas university to a Starling Monday, Oct. 16, 86c Cement Lors RENT A CAR ' heels put on for while they Plaster Lime Split Wood.'Kindllns, Fireplace tie game. The Aggies received Star stage will leave Santa Fe last. Tel. 1263-- STUDEBAKER Drive It Yourself New at 10:45 Taos v SEDANS Fords most ot the breaks of thj game. for Mondays, Under new management NEW STATE COAL COMPANY and Dodges, Coupe and Sedans Wednesdays and Fridays. Will RIGHT-WA- Y P. O. Sorenson Co. I: THE SHOE SHOP PHONE 85. PHONE ALBUQUERQUE! A vote for the republican ticket leave Taos at 8:30 a. m., Tues- 127. 218 South Second St. 123 DRIVKRI.ESR Phone Corner North First Street and .City Office, 108 Soutb Second. CAR CO. is vote for the ascendancy of days, Thursdays and Saturdays. A. R. Atwell, manager. Marblo Avenue. "EAST TO REMEMBER." - Cars Delivered. - r iVanlc A. Hubbcll. Adv. The A. E. F, 1

Start the Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! , Day "BRINGING UP FATHER" ALBUOUEROUE" MORMW1G O "BRINGING UP FATHER" in every morning in the Appears every morning the appears Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, October 29, 1922.

Copyright, 1921, by the International News Service. McManus. UP FATHER. Kegistered U. S. Patent Office. By George BRINGING MONUMENTS t LIVE. l WANT TOU TO CO HGHT WELL -- WELL - HELLO-JlCfo-VHA- T RlHT OVER VE KIN I'LL n rr.' Memorials of the Better HOW'OE THERE - Wlfcw Mrtll s. DO OVER ANO TELL THOtE WELU: IF IT ARE YOU W. IT' Kind. v- OUD COULD '.n wfw i f ir-w i . tea -t t m i i 11 i i CIT UP TO - ijt WORKMEN ACROSS THE.' j ttN'T DINNY OOIN" IN THE. ME ROOM- THE top: WE.O HAVE. Fir-AE- , OOWM STREET TO VTOP MKINC J2L "rTSa r 3HVY1 UJ NEIGHBORHOOD? 1 A OObblb THE "We Pay the Freight" S rIWfc ALL. THAT 7 H r L-T-i V. - L. 1 JT 3 CJX UT.TL.E. GNE1 AWAxl DERRICK! irysl NOltE G. E. Fletcher ' r'vou kih pick oot I JLJwp rawhf j jkrfeJSc: MONUMENT WORKS

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Page Twoi ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 20, 1922 WEDDINGS OF TWO POPULAR SOCIETY GIRLS ARE HIGH LIGHTS OF WEEK: 1 I CLUB WOMEN OF STATE ARE WIDELY ENTERTAINED DURING VISIT TO CITY

The ladies nil have rome to town, WEDDINGS. CLUBS was They've won our admiration. Velvet With Metallic lake responsible for this most come in French-Brig- ht An address on "The Children's successful function. Th.y silk and satin gown EDITOR'S J.OTJ3. The , To Join the federation. All items for the Sunday A TUESDAY BRIDE Miss Almo French, daughter of Trimming for Evening Drama of the Elizabethean Age" Wednesday evening concert section must be in the Mr. and Mrs. C. G. French of 329 by Dr. George 8. Hubbell of the at the High school auditorium by 1 society talent each The words are the rlulj women's, Journal office by Saturday North Fifth street, and Lawrence department of English at the state representing of the the tune is Yankee Doodle's, but noon at the latest. Reporters Bright were united In marriage on university, was the feature of Principal federated clubs of the the sentimpnt is ours. The yel- to call Thusday afternoon the Rev. L. "drama at the Woman's club state, was ono of the bright llghta are urged the Journal by day" of low and white streaming from our as early In the week as possl- - L. Gaines at his home on Roma on Friday afternoon with Mrs. C. the convention. Mrs. Charles automobile last week mount iust event occurs. avenue. The bride wore a dress of C. Meaoham as leader. Dr. Hub- O'Malley of Las Vegas, whose vio- ble after the lin bno thing, the club federation was Tho society editor may be white crepe de chine. Mrs. Bright bell expained that the children music was heard frequently with us, and we felt Just that p reached at telephone No. 68. has recently been employed by the actors were the only ones approved during the convention, was in. and festive about it. It was a bit Economist. Mr. Bright is a lieu- of and allowed to perform in the charge of the program, The dele- strenuous, taking everything into tenant at the Highland fire sta- city of London at that time and gates were guests of the Rotarians Consideration, but highly enjoy tion. The young couple will make that the best talent was devoted at a dinner at the Masonio templo we preceding the concert. suie, noiietneiess. if do any - their home here. to plays for their interpretation. it Ourselves us shouldn't, we thins Hubbell, Ruth Tompkins, Kathcr-In- a Mrs. Charles O'Malley, accompa- On Thursday noon the Business we- were pretty fine hostesses. Donohu, Messrs. Louis Hcsscl-de- pita nied by Mrs. J. E. Mulr, both of and Professional Woman's club ; DANCES. The week was featured by the Arthur Prager, Ira Boldt, Las Vegas, gave some violin num- the visiting club women Weddings of two of the most Charles Lembke, M. Harold Miss Marion of at luncneon at the Y, M. C. A. A t prom Sippel, Raney entertained bers. Mrs. Thomas Brannigan motor inent young women In the city. Sellers. her high school friends at a danc- Las Cruces sang her concert group. drive about the city in cars Their affairs have ing party at her home on West All musicians were remain- provided by the Klwanls. Rotarv three and much to the social fes- MRS. yi lt RHf, HOSTESS Silver avenue on Friday evening. ing in the city after the federa women's clubs was enjoyed tivities of the past season. Hal- AT lllUIX.i; TK.VS Those who enjoyed the fun were tion meeting here and were guests after the convention elbsed oft" lowe'en with its spooky uoeompa'ni-meh- t Mrs. Cortez yuickel entertained Ethel Moulton, Evelyn French, of the Woman's club for the after Thursday afternoon and was fob-- , of ghosts and pumpkin heads at two bridge teas at her home at Wllma Wagner, Irma Crackel, noon. Mrs. E. is. uarcia gave an lowed by a buffet supper at the-hom- is lending an air of mysterious en- 810 Park avenue on Tuesday and Louise Oestreich, Lenore Petlit, amusing one-a- play by an Amer of Mrs. Max Nordhaus ai joyment to all of the parties done Friday afternoons of last week. Bernlce Bowen, Jane Huning, Lois ican author dealing with psycho which Mrs. Nordhaus and the. in black and orange. Several The rooms were beautifully decor Le Suer, Hon Barth, Russell Gere, analysis and the fashionable "com- Tuesday Literary club were Joln'l dances, all celebrating the Hallow ated with pink roses, the same col Randoph Lovelace, Leo Lewinson, plexes." The exhibit of the Taos hostesses. v een season, and election, are or being carried out in the Lawrence Milne, Neb Wilkerson, society of artists Was still on view O t scheduled for the coming week. luncheon served at the close of the Harry Hust, Earl Roehl, Bernard during the afternoon. Punch was General social aff;iirs, however, are afiprnoon games. Slebert, Franklin Copp, Georgo served after the program. all on the small informal scale. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Todd and Emmett Vaughey. PERSONAL MENTION. Nye G. Martin, Mrs. Cliff Hayden, El-m- The Score club was enter- .MISS WICILLFR IIF.COM FS Mrs. James It. Guild and Mrs. a The Albuquerque Country club Jolly nternoons. tained on Wednesday evening at BRIBF OF Mil. IIIXK K Fullerton on both gave its first formal dance of the Mr. Mrs. tables of were season for club members and the ranch home of Mr. und Mrs. and J. Benson Newell.' Tho niniTiugo of Miss Florence Eight bridge played their J. P. Jacobson. The rooms were of ure tho of on Tuesday ana nine on guests on Thursday Alamagordo guests Weiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Friday decorated with Hallowe'en sym- Mr. and Mrs. George Campfleld. Sol to Wulter Block of with additional tea guests each evening. A large crowd was pres- Mrs. Welllor, afternoon. ent. bols and appropriate refreshments Carl Leopold of Burlington, Grants, took place at tho home of were served. The next meeting Iowa, who has been visiting Mrs. the bride's at 1101 West Mr. Aldo parents LOCAL MISKIANK PLAN Dancing to the tune of will be at tho Jjome of and Leopold left yesterday for Tijeras avenue at 8 o'clock on election To soar in the of C. on Santa SANTA FF, returns will be the novel entertain- very heights Mrs. W. Thaxton Luna boule I'e. Thursday evening. Only members draped distinction, a model has but vard. Mrs. W. H. Lald'law and cliIU' of few A group of Albuquerque musi ment offered by the Shrine band to choose the family and a intimate velvet as Its fabric, draw 1 dren of Rincon will arrive in cians will go to Santa Fe next Sat and association which will .... - ...... the friends were present. patrol uij im luuiesa m one siae in son, city this week for a visit with' afternoon to a benefit be at the Masonic on The Junior branch of the Fort 11 The ceremony was performed urday give given temple loveiy loms, ana combine with a was friends. concert at the new state museum election evening and refreshments nightly Music club organized ' before a white lattice of tulle note of metallic luster for trim on at a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris have' with for the Frances E. Willard school will be served. Tuesday, meeting gathering draped irreen smilax, carry- ar- ining. Such requirements have of musicians at the Nichols-Thompso- n returned from their honeymoon' out a decorative scheme of there. Miss Estelle Valck is been met most young ing the On the fol The Elks will an delightfully in this studio. The club is trip to the Grand Canyon and are green and white which was used ranging program. give informul gown of coral-colore- d chif- at home 603 West ave- -' the musicians will for themselves and la- evening comDOsed of musicians betwten the at Roma the Smllax lowing morning Photo Emcee Studio. party their fon velvet in which - throughout wedding. entertain the inmates of the stale by dies in the ball room tomorrow exquisite con ages of 14 and 20 years and is alnue Mrs. Harris was formerly hung from the chandeliers and en- MRS. JAMES .1. FOLEY. trast Is afforded bodice of 'sil in tne Polansky. penitentiary with a concert. evening, beginning at 9 o'clock. ver bya training school for activity circled the stair rails and masses was cloth, silver ribbon loops sus senior club. There will be pro- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moore have The program will include violin Who before her marriage on Tuesday morning, Miss. Bernlce Hallowe'en will waist-lin- Of .hride's roses and white chry- decorations pended from tho e orna' at each on the sec- returned from a honeymoon trip-t- santhemums were solo, duet and quartet numbers, Hesselden, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Wallace Hesselden, of 403 North abound, cider and doughnuts will grams meeting used with the Mr. now on be ment nnd a cascade of silver laco ond and fourth Tuesdays of each the Grand Canyon and are at gVeen. vocal selections by Miss Florence Twelfth street. and Mrs. Foley are a honeymoon tour served and favors will be given balances the more home on avenue. so- coast. the ladies. A ex- that intricate month and the study of musical East Silver Before the Mrs. Samuels, soprano; tlyrlc tenor of the Pacific Ihey will return hero to make their home. large crowd is of the' velvet. Mrs. T. ceremony began los V. of draping The long will probably be pursued Jennie Gregory of Inde- Say Bailey sang "L'ntil." Then the by H. Barker, soloiRt the pected. lines of this model are history Kans. who has been Christian church; of O suggestive during the winter. The officers pendence, the bridal party entered to the Lohen- interpretation Pies entertained at a six course of matronly dignity, but the color to- tho guest of Mrs. C. H. for a one-a- "Suppressed De- PARTIES. PERSONAL elected guide the affairs of Spitzmesser grin march a play dinner XOTES OF and the extreme decollete Dear-in- g, the two wedding played by Mrs. K. R. pro- A dinner was at last Friday evening at her require new organization are Charles past weeks, returned to violin. Mrs. David K. sister-- sires'" by Garcia, a party given THE FEDERATION" Weiller, Miramontes-on-the-Mes- a on Mon- home. Covers were laid for that neither flesh nor age be pro Miss Adelia Elder, her homo on Friday evening. Many in-law of fessional concert reader; and pan- president; the bride, entered Mrs. C. T. twelve. Among the distinguished women nounced in Its wearer. first vico president; Miss Maud social courtesies were extended toi firs in a of orchid chiffon tomimes by Nlles Strumqulst and day evening by French visitors at the state convention of Mrs gown Elizabeth Mr. In honor of Miss Evelyn French of Crosno, second vice president; Ed- Gregory during her visit here.', .he- was followed by Miss Mildred Zlegler. Blerman MifS Mildred Beatty entertained federated women's clubs were Mrs. As to clothes for the street, dark secreta- Mr. and Mrs. illlam Connell some violin and Carrlzozo who was in the ward Bradford, recording ' Harris in chiffon as maid-of-hono- r. will give numbers visting at a on Stephen Graham of Santa shades are in taste. of green ac- from Santa Fe where she is at- bridge party at her home Fe, an always good ry; Miss Dorothy Cheney, treasur- Wilmington, Del., are the guests Both attendants car- Miss Helen Gurule will be the city in honor of Englishwoman who is the wife of Brown, in the numerous tobacco - of Mr. Walter M. tending school. The tablo was set Monday evening her er: and Miss Ina Evelyn Klm- and Mrs. Con ried shower bouquets of pink roses companists. house-gues- t, Miss Juanlto Raffety the well known poet. Mrs. Mar tones, will he very much in evi- Mrj. nell. Albert Connell of Los Alamos and lilies of O with yellow chrysanthemums, and of Hill brough, press reporter, the valley. The bride candles to match. Tho Oskaloosa, Iowa. Fall flowers garet McCarter, a novelist who dence. Warm China blues and Blanche Underwood and Miss Ger ranch school is in the city for the cam next IIALLOWF'KV OBSERVED lighted by has blue-gree- week-en- d with her parents. She were: Marian and Hallowe'en decorations and written many stories of Kan- will also bo fashionable trude are counselors for to see his brother from,, wore an creation of AT Y. W. PARTIES guests Misses Ellcr, were sas, and Mrs. Gerald colors. the even- Thompson the cast. exquisite Paris Shortle, Ethel Moulton, refreshments used. Thos Cassiily, wife For afternoon or the club. white velvet embroidered in seed Witches, ghosts, sheiks, Spanish Margaret present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne of the Santa Fo artist, and uresi- - ing dress, you may follow your own Gustave Baumann, wood block dancers, aged and Margaret Cox, Marian Berry, Elsie ' pearls and foi'r yard veil of grandmothers Ciitz, Mrs. R. I Kenny, Misses dent of the state league of women dictates, so far as color Is con of the artist of Santa Fe, was a Visitor duchesse lace. dashing young men made merry at Russell, Gertrude Magee, Winifred voters. An enthusiastic meeting Her bouquet was of Stamm Elizabeth Dorothy McAllister, Persis Bryce, cerned. club was held Thurs- In the city yesterday afternoon. N orehids and lilies of the tied the party Friday and Mary Clarke Anne The who were Esperanza Mrs. re- - valley A room French. Watson, Moore, Irma visiting delegates afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown has I with some heirloom lace. Mrs. night. large recreation Lix, Viola Geraldlne house of club day turned an extended visit in Hal- Herkenhoff, guests Albuquerque ORGANIZATIONS. . Jr. New mem- from Weiller wore an orchid velvet was lavishly decorated with and women were: Mrs. Victor Culber Augustin Terrazas, the cast. She Is of gown lowe'en in Miss of 801 Seeley, Henry Oatllng, George Kan- bers were taken In, and refresh- disposing her. amT carried own fan. paraphernalia and Margaret Chadwick Mount-gome- ry son of Silver was Miss Pearl H. Matlock of re- her wedding four-cour- Savage, Bob McAllister, City who the household goods here and will candle looked most West avenue a sas of ments were served after the meet - The marriage rites were read light "spooky."' Tijeras gave May, John Meyers, Irl guest of Mrs. J. B. Robertson; City, a prominent member turn to the east shortly. by Rabbi Goldenstein. on her arrival eacn member was breakfast party on Sunday Sam Mrs. Rose McDowell of the Business and Professional Wo- ing. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Raphael of Miss Radellff Huffetetler, George Arnot, Portales o and Frank Strong, Mr. Block was attended by his taken through the Chamber morning for Maud Gilliam, Williom Wine and Al C. who stayed wilh Miss Cora Lee man's club of that city, will be in and Mrs. H. E. Fox of San Fer- were walls ARE ' brother, George Block of Berna- Horrors and many the who will leave shortly for Iah Valentine. Miss Raffety returned Valle; Mrs. Carl Wurtz of Las Albuquerque on Tuesday for a STATE CLUB WOMEN nando. Cal., Mrs. L. C. Bennett, lillo, as best man. Flowers from and groans emitted therefrom. Angeles. The rooms were decor- to her home on after a Vegas who was a guest at the hom3 meeting with the local club mem- CHARMING GUESTS and Mrs. O. A. Matson and chll- - for and fortune and. white chr- Thursday A tfho bride's were Bobbing apples ated with yellow two weeks visit here. of Mrs. Charles Mrs. Grace bers. special gathering has been Never has the city entertained dren week-en- d bouquet caught were next on A Brown; are spending the y Mtss Juliet j' leisener ana miss telling the program, ysanthemums. lingerie shower Thorp Bear and Mrs. of arranged at the home of Mrs. E. a more convention man on the Pecos. which came dune-In- g was for of honor. McGalley club aellgntiui Bunella Mandell. cere after dancing K'ven the guest Miss Grace a rtosweii were J. Strong for all members and a res!- - ; After the In con T. Borradalle gave who guests of Dr. that of the federated club of wom- Miss Maud Radcliff, after showers and torrents of Those present were: Mrs. F. in. - their friends. Miss Matlock who o Al- - mony a wedding reception was held picnic supper party Tejano Margaret Cartwright:- Mrs. D. D. en of Mexico a dence of twenty-tw- years in j fetti. At the "mid-nig- lunch" T. A. J. has a with New who closed to which about 150 friends were Godding, Whitcomb, last in Hamilton Mrs. O. responsible position the three-da- y will leave In few i out C. Canyon Sunday evening and J. Camibeli session here on Thurs buquerque a days tables when all the light were Green, Horace Strong, E. Butter, Santa Fe railroad is called thu ; invited. A buffet supper was honor of Mrs. E. A. Downey and of Raton who stayed with Mrs. day evening. The delegates were for Los Angeles, Calif., which city the ghosts told stories of their C. H. Conner and B. Stubblef ield. of the Kansas J sjerved in the room decor Miss Ruth Long of St. Louis who Katherine Farrell. "Pollyanna" City house-gues- ts will be her home in the future. dining crimes and tricks. Miss Kuth Miss Elizabeth Gilbert and M'ss club. She Is full of the intimate of local ated in green and white. Mr. ana are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. A. B. McMillen had as her organization club women and were She is a sister of It. R. Radellff ; en- - Mrs. I na- entertained Mrs. Block left on Thursday even Hopkins was in charge of the Grace Goettman. Mr. arid Kyle Crlchton. Other members of guests Mrs. J. F, Hinkle of ..oswell Ideas and impressions of the of 620 West Slate avenue. J. H. Collister at din- tional convention which she re- largely during their stay here at a ing for a honeymoon In Honolulu. tertalnment. entertained the party were Mr. nnd Mrs. F. C. ,and Mrs, R. E. Twitchell of Santa number of social functions offered will return to make their Tuesday at noon at luncheon in ner for Mis Radellff on Tuesday W. Pooler. Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter he. Mrs. Mann cently attended. Automobiles They room HI A had Luther entertalnod by the various men's and women's liome at Grants, N. M. the recreation the evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert Connell, Mr. and Mrs. George Tay- Mrs. Paul A. F. Walter of SanU bound for the Strong residence will Its first real business meetiiig. of 415 North street en- leave the Y..W. C. A. at 7:30 clubs of the city. "An elaborate wedding dinner was Eighth lor. Robert Putney, Harry Dough- Fe, Mrs. George S. Downer had The first social of the SINGING on Seventeen girls were seated around tertained on Thursday evening for C. H. Coan and Louis Connell. Mrs. o'clock on Tuesday evening. gathering given for tho young couple A's erty, J. Rhea of Roswell and Mrs. convention was president's even- the tables at which Triangle Blue Miss Radellff. 8. B.- Miller had Mrs. Method Wednesday evening preceding with three candles marked Earl George ing In the Elks club ball room on Italian Mfedding by the bride's parents at lighted Mrs. Mabel S. Hilyard 'enter- of Tucumcari. Miss Winifred The Ladies Aid society of the The were seated Mrs. Elizabeth A. same placed for Mildred Brooks. Mildred Mrs. Antonio J. Otero gave the on with a Hallow- Tuesday. guests Taught by the Alvarado hotel. The tained Friday Shuler of Miramontes entertained Methodist church met on Thursday in a three sided about the Bradford, irraduate under Slg-n- scheme of and white Lighten, Elsa Sellgman, Margaret second of a series of afternoon e'en luncheon at the Alvarado hotel her Miss of afternoon at home of Mrs. square Cplor green Eunice Eliza- sister, Evelyn Shuler the I'. great room facing the rostrum Augusto Rotoli, N. E. Con- was carried out in the Marron, Herkenhoff, bridge parties yesterday at her followed by bridge. The guests Raton, Dr. M. Lyons' the business ses- ' appoint- Fer-ral- l, Margaret Brewington During where the speakers of the evening servatory of Music, Boston, ments of table in Taft beth Fee, Mable Olsen, Sarah at Park View court. were: Mesdames Claude A. Schu-make- r. Mrs. sion discussion of for the long Le- apartment entertained Bellew of Las a plans the sat and before which the dancing Mass. lji.ll. The favors were boxes of Eloise Boren, Ruth Kay, She was assisted by Mrs. J. R. M. H. Wood, Eva Kennedy, Vegas and Dr. Evelyn F. Frisble en- work of the new year was engaged nore Helen Bunella Mes- and musical numbers were given. STUDIO 209 .V. ST. wedding cake and bride's slippers Pettit, Stubbs, Gould; Her guests were J. H. Bowman, L. H. Chamberlin, tertained Dr. Janet Reid of Santa In and a social hour with refresh- an HIfiU Edith Hine, Dorothy After excellent entertainment Phone 2281-- ia green and white. Mandell, dames William McDonald. Sam Margaret Barnes, and Frank Gra- Fe. Mrs. Reed Holloman of Santa ments followed. Those assisting and addresses of welcome were: Irish, Audrey Allen, Mary Alico H. W. Keenan, Donald program The guests at tho dinner B. Pollock, ham. Fe was the guest of Mrs. W. J. the hostess were Mesdames Grace a reception was held. J Miss Weiller and Mr. Block, Wlsenbach and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Georgo Mitchell, Meliton Herrle. White, G. W. Bond, O. Owens. Miss Eunice Herkenhoff George On Wednesday noon the visiting Messrs. and Mesdames I). K. Weil- F. Otero. Joseph McCanna and U. N. M. SOCIETY Mrs. Cora Kellam of Carlsbad Mueller, J. A. Miller, M. D. Col-l- is was elected temporary chairman ladies were honor guests of the ler. II. B. Weiller, Mike Mandell, Misses Viola Herkenhoff, Grace Mu has issued In- visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Lee; and M. Oleson. Klwanls club nt the several commit- Weno-na- h Phi sorority their regular Julius Mandell, Julian DreyfUB, and appointed Winfrey, Margaret Brooks, to be Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Y. THE Y0TT TRIO tees which will report at the next Erna vitations for a dance given Brannigan luncheon at the M. C. A. The Harry Benjamin, Charles Benj- Dixon, Mayme Tierney, at the country club on next Sat- R. Goddard of Las Cruces stayed Chapter E. P. E. O. held an ini- art tea at the Woman's club later meeting. and Julie Hubbell. 8 with Mrs. Carl C. and amin, Sellgman, Max-In- e Fcrgusson urday evening from to 11:30 Magee, and Miss tiation service at the home of Mrs. In the afternoon was one of the Violin, Flute Piano Siegfried Sellg-raa- n, The girls of the Sister plub, Julius Sellgman, Carl o'clock. Actives, pledges, alumnae Helen Taylor and Mrs. J. P. Abrieu W. J. Herrle afternoon. most distinctive affairs of the con- Tho cream of modern Lawrence Misses Ackerman, Adrienne Russell, A was for of yesterday music, Block, Alice surprise party given and their escorts will be present. Springer stayed at the home of Mrs. A. G. Shortle and Miss Mar- vention. A color scheme of rose, presented. .Availa- Mildred Harris, Bunella Mandell, Grace Robinson. Shortle, Miss Wllma Shelton of the Uni- Mrs. L. H. Chamberlin. Mrs. C. artistically Barbara Eller, Betty Anne Cox, garet Cook were initiated into the lavender and white Was cleverly ble for weddings, banquets, Klsa Seligman, Dolores Benjamin, versity faculty at (he home of Miss Miss Carol Wilson of University J. Perkins of Raton and Mrs. Cor- sisterhood. Mrs. G. W. Bond, carried out In the flowers massed etc. Mesdames Clara Una Vivian Hendron and Louise Mann on a neal of were receptions, Block, Weiss, had a weiner roast on the river Myrtle Greenfield, Wednesday heights will give the second of Clayton guests of Mrs. president of the chapter, read an about the rooms and in the es- For terms address Renjamin Florshelm, Gladys Ab- Those In the were series of par- George Wheeler at Artists Retreat. bank la6t Monday evening. After evening. party Sunday night supper original poem on "Our P. E. O. pecially designed batik gowns worn bott, Ida Weiller, and Messrs. Paul Mesdames L. B. Hessler, R. S. ties for the pledges of Alpha Chi Mrs. C. H. Conner was hostess to Star." Mrs. Reed Holloman and by the women who served at the Sol. Louis Ben- supper the girls sat around the Charles T. T. Mrs. Jessie Whitcomb T. LEROYYOTT Ilreyfus, Dreyfus, fire and told stories. Itockwood, Carey, Omega sorority at her home tonight and Mrs. Miss Margaret Cooperrider of the tea. Tea and cakes were' served Sol Weil- L. B. Misses E. Mears of Violinist-Teach- er jamin, Benjamin. Byron Attendance at the C. U. P. club Eyre and Mitchell, The first congenial little gathering Portales, and Mrs. W. Santa Fe chapter were guests, as from hand painted chinti while the r ler, Joe Benjamin. Wrill Beerman, Anita Edna Mr. Mrs. W. Wentworth of Santa Rosa. so- Is records. Osuna, Flora Chess, was last Sunday when and was Miss Mary Van Atta. A guests admired the canvases of Stodlo 215 2 W, Central Ave. Bibo, Black and breaking all Tuesday The local women's com- exhlbl-- Nathan George e members and Roy and Elsie Foster. Roy Johnson, Misses Leona Beyle, club cial hour followed which the Taos artists on special ; Phones 1564-.- 2412-R- 2 H. Goldenstein. evening thirty-on- for success during - Kbbl met for the and so Helen Wylie and Gertrude Soash, mittees responsible the refreshments carrying out a color tion at the club. Mrs. Jnez West- O guests supper Messrs. Fred William of the entertainment were: ' cial hour. The next meeting will Misses Florence Reynolds and and Wagner, scheme of yellow and white were TT"XFTl THIRST) AY FOR Mrs. Louise Snyder gave a luncheon yes- Hale, Ellworth Duke and Edward Finances, Mesdames P. K. Scheck served. The next meeting of tho be a Hallowe'en party and of were and G. D. Uuoff. ENGAGKD COUPLE Walter Nonemann will be In charge terday afternoon at the. home Hopkins her guests. Tonight chapter will be at the home of Grace Miss Snyder, in honor of Miss she will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Credentials, Mesdames 'William Mrs. C. M. Botts on November 7. 'Miss Stortz and .Ray of the program. Carl and C. A. who will be married on No- Adelante club had its Lydia Friede. whose engagement Johnson, Misses Fay Strong, Helen McClurken, Mulky O regular A china Helen Klmoall and Doro- Schumaker. vember 8 were guests of honor at meeting followed by the second was announced recently. Hemlin, Dr. and Mrs. Henry of brldo-to-b- e was a Goelitz and Messrs, Frank Information, Mesdams R. P. Bryant a. . of Miss A. on shower .for the thy newcomers beautifully appointed dinner talk Ethel Hickey The Walter Mc- Barnes, Ricketts, Terre Haute, Ind., are LINGERIE at the Alvarado hotel feature of the afternoon. Reeve, George Savage, Fanny Roy Ball, in the Dr. will be as- party given Wednesday night. three-cours- e C. E. Davis and E. B. city. Bryant hostesses served a Carthy, Walter Berger and Ogle Cristy. Ra-pe- r. That Is Colorful and Dainty on Thursday evening by Mr. and IT. sociated with Dr. Howard R. Mrs. Miss Mar- luncheon. Autumn colors were Jones. Entertainment, Mesdames F. one The lovely new lingerie that has J. E. McCanna. and LFXCHEON SATURDAY FOR Robinson, M. E. S. T. They will take of tho BRIDE-ELECT- S used in the decorations. Covers Hickey, Vann, com- been pos- garet McCanna. TWO Mike S. B. A. Huning apartments when arriving dally steadily The tablo decorations were of Miss enter were laid for Misses Lillie May The dormitory girls entertained Nash, Miller, W. sets feminine in dainti- Katherine Angle friends an Hal- Goodrich, J. C. Stutz, C. M. Barber pleted. appeal . , Burke, Adelia Elder, Ixniise Dozier, their, boy at annual O ness the of delicate the Hallowe'en season. A large tained at luncheon at the Alvarado D. P. and charm head con- In of Miss Grace Edna Lipper, Florence Knorr. lowe'en dance at the gymnasium and Noltlng, color. All are perfectly tailored, pumpkin centerpiece yesterdav honor . Mesdames O. Miss Elosla Coffin of Des Moines, Miss Lydia Friede and the hostesses. last night. The building was elab- Transportation, II. with a touch of handwork. Others-ar- tained favors for the guests, arm Stortz and Angelica Howden r, is with orately decorated with corn stalks, Strong, J. M. Doolittle, L. E. la., spending the winter lypuquets for the girls and jump- who will be married soon. The S. B. her mother and sister at the Wash- more elaborate in their trim- crickets was Miss Margaret Kolelier and Miss pumpkin heads and tho cats and Miller. Sidney Well. of embroideries and ing fornthe men., Pump- hostess assisted by her mother, a witches which W. F. Gano, J. Yrisarri. P. K. ington apartments. She is a .for- mings laces, kin colored shades were used on Mrs. K. Angle. Corsage Eugenia Keleher entertained at usuaily haunt them. mer here. ribbons. In any case, you'll agree George Mlramontes-on-the-Mes- a Hallowe'en Scheck S. T. Vann, J. II. Peak, F university student the and real pumpkin pie was were to trio dinner at refreshments were they are decidedly lovely and light bouquets presented C. H. Conner ' on evening In honor of Mrs. served during the evening. About Farr. nnd Misses ' the finale of tho menu. .After din- of honor. Those Friday Lu-th- guests present 50 wero Charlotte Lembke and Estelle y. moderately priced. ner tho party adjourned to the were: Mrs. Frank A. Stortz. Misses K. A. Downey and Miss Ruth Long couples chaperoned by of St. Louis, house guest3 of Mrs. Miss Edna Mosht r. Two-Piec- e country club dunce. Stortz, Howden, Esther Howden, Ous-dor- were: Kyle Crlchton, and of Mrs. J. Ben- Housing. Mesdames Albert f, Pajamas The other guests Mr. and Claire Bursum, Anita Hubbell, T. G. Max Nord- - Mrs. William Mr. and McArthur. Louise son Newell of Alamogordo who is Two progressive dinner parties Winfrey, McDonald, Mary Lowber, Geo. S. Valliant, C. C. Mea-cha- "IF" $2.50 Mrs. Bam Misses Viola McCanna Mar- - visiting In the city. Other guests were given by the faculty folks on haus, Pollock, and Margaret and L. C. stu- C. H. Stearns, II. O. Herkenhoff, Hazel Hawkins, Anita cella Matson. were Mesdames Bennett, Saturday evening whiho the Strong, Nicely made of soisette and cam- Thomas H. Snell. You wish to n George Taylor, Walter M. Connell, dents were dancing at the gymna- please bric, in button-u- p or slip-o- J. Thomas Keleher and sium. The faculty women had a Music, Mrs. S. B. Miller. a "or Keleher, - grandparents, send styles, with long short sleeves; Miss Erna Fergusson. circulating dlnny among them- Art tea, Mesdames Inez B. West- of or as you like. They are effectively selves and the frfctulty wives gave lake, II. F. Aspinwald, S. B. Miller, Photograph Baby; trimmed with of SOLID SILVER L. B. A. C. to dainty designs A Hallowe'en masquerade for another for their husbands. Mra Hessler, Harry Slack, the children be with hand embroidery, and the button will bo Mrs. Lillian Thomas WJlsihalLasl the high school sophomores Charles Carey and L. B. Hess- Stares, Shank, them at Christmas time. styles are d. Soft held at St. Mary's hall on Mon ler. served soup at the home of the Snell. Rea- Courte- 14 for a dozen In shades of pink and blue. . to Decorations, riatform, pictures day evening. former the professors and their - ' at $2,50. wives.. The main course was sies, Mesdames J, Regensburger, October.- sonably priced '. - Mrs. Frank Wagner has issued served at the home of Mrs. J. D, J. A. Reynolds, T. G. Winfrey. 13 pictures for a dozen, in VIRGINIA Convention. November. Invitations for a bridge party at Clark, Where Mesdames Clark, C Seating, Ushers, Silk Jersey Vests and Bloomers E. U B. Ben- Mesdames H. I C 12 for a dozen in her home on Tuesday afternoon. Hodgin, Mitchell and Pages, Hogrefe, pictures ' For Monday's selling, we have selected a choice group of jamin F. Haught were hostesses H. Stearns, B. H. Porter, T. G. December. to Gus-dor- flesh colored ilk Jersey vests and bloojners, be sold at the Mrs. E. T. Lassetter entertained and the dessert were served at the Winfrey, C. T. French, A. f, Make Your Appointment To- CARVEL II. O. & special prices of vests, $3,50, and bloomers, $4.50. t a hreakfast Dartv on Wednes home of Mrs. R. S, Rockwood with Tom Beatty, Strong, morrow, phone 9'i'i. day morning In honor of Mrs. E. Mrs. Walter Simpson as Joint hos- T. Vann. Princess $4.50 A. Downey and Miss Ruth Long of tesses. The other party gathered Programs, Badges, Mesdames Slips, St. Louis who are the house guests at the home of Miss Myrtle Green- Emily R. LaBelle, H. F. Robinson. THE MILflEflS Almost an absolute necessity with a one-pie- dress. Mads of of Mrs. Kyle Crlchton. field where the main course and Press Publicity, Mrs. C. C. Mea-che- radium silk. 'Colors, white, pink, blue, brown and black. THE VIRGINIA CARVEL salad were served by Misses Green- ; Walton's Studio Priced at . , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong en field, Helene Evers,. Elsie Foster, Representative In slate concert, tertained at dinner at their homo Katherine-McCormac- and Wllma XIrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford. Pink Camisoles, $2.75 to $3.75 PATTERN IN on evening In honor of Mrs. Shelton. Dessert was served at the of in Friday H. An especially attractive array styles camisoles, made of Strong' parents, Mr. and Mrs. homo of Miss Edna Roy where wash satin, and Jersey silk, bodice or built up tops, trimmed II 1 E. Fox who are here. Mr. Miss Anita Osunn. Flora Chess and STERLING SILVER visiting You more or less. But with hemstitching, embroidery and lace. Very modestly priced Miss were . and Mrs. O. A. Matson entertijined Roy hostesses. may pay you may pay from $2.60 to $8.75. . at a wedding anniversary dinner at whatever will never as TABLEWARE their home on Wednesday eveir Tho Sigma Chi fraternity hoys you pay you get much, Boudoir $1 to $5 Ing. will hold "open house" at their value Caps, Has proven so extremely popular A home on University hill, from 3 to silk stocking as you will receive from a The styles are beautiful and the colors are soft and restful. Mrs. Pies of 722 North 6 o'clock this made of laces and ribbons in a of ef- that we have decided , to put in Joseph afternoon for the of Rosenwald's Silk Hose Nicely variety pretty stock its Iff In I'd Fifth street entertained on Mon faculty and student body. This Is pair Special at fects. Priced from $1.00 to $8.00. companion pattern the 11 t K il day afternoon In honor, of Mrs. an old custom of the chapter. The m u eii Tessman of Chicago wno is nei annual alumni smoker was given $2.50. The popularity of the Rosenwald Spe- DOROTHY MAIMERS in housearuest for two weeks. An Friday evening when all of the "old afternoon of BOO was followed by a boys" were Invited up to the house cial silk stocking is founded upon the perfect two-cour- luncheon. Those pres for a talk and smoke fest. A pro- Ask to eo It at ent were: Mesdamea . Stephens, gram of stunts was given and re- and continuous satisfaction its use has given Grund-raan- .. were ma Roehl, MacToish, Cochran, freshments served. Tho Sig- Bowdieh. . Belman. Soels, ma Chls have issued invitations to to hundreds of women in Albuquerque and EVERITT'S. IIIC. ll'Cv-k-. Blakempre. Fisher, Loeba a chapter dance to be given on rrnmTrHUmmif. '.Walling Letarfe and Mock, Mrs. November 11. throughout the southwest. . ' October 20, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL? Page Three . at work building up the tissues o! , high school on any subject involv- the body and the process of de- ONE OF FAMOUS ing patriotism and high civic HOURS the News Ideals. Certificates SLEEP velopment exceeds destructhe LANGHORNE GIRLS Hiffh School J of merit will changes. In the adult, however, be awarded fur second and third construction and destruction bal- RETURNS TO U. S. places. Any pupil may enter this ance each other, and any tendency Additions. contest, which closes November 7. Library The IS NEEDED 8! to increase the latter over the for- The librarian, Miss Ruby Fuhr, subjects selected are: mer results In a reduction of bodily reports that about two hundred "The Importance of Conserving strength. It is, therefore, essen- valuable books have been added io Our Forests," "Reclaiming the Western Ir- tial that every adult sleep at least the library since the beginning of Desert Lands Through PERSON eipht hours of each twenty-fou- r in school this year. Among them lb rigation," "Advantages of Trade EVERY order to preserve his state of a twelve volume set of Burton With Our South American Neigh- health. Holmes Travelogues, beautifully bors," "Law and Order, the Foun- lies), in Tied. set of dation of All Good Government." an eight volume "True Health Those People of neurotic tendencies American History .by McMastor Patriotism," "Obligations of Officer Says who are troubled wllh insomnia and several sets of American Ora- Citizenship," and "Good Citizen- be tak- e ship." ;;Who Rest Less Than That may greatly improved by tions, Twenty-fiv- volumes of lit- ing an occasional day off from Roman Iraniitio flub rnntomlmes. erature of times, including Two Amount Each 24 Hours (heir regular routine work and rest "Quo Vadls," "Ben Hur," "The interesting pantomimes were up in bed, thus permitting the Standard Bearer," and "A Friend presented by the Dramatic club at Suffer Injury. elimination of the products of fa- of Caesar," have been secured for a meeting hold October 25. The tigue nnd nerve tire. The use of in the first one, "The Lost Child" was supplementary reading Lath, Hil-llar- hV 1R. O. C. WEST, HEALTH hypnotic drugs to induce sleep is There are books 01. given by Alberta Smith, Helen d, free department. Donald Zill-mc- r, To skin OFFICER to bo condemned because of their g, household decora- Osnmn, Mervin your If It were possible to enact an habit forming nature; furthermore and for oc- Ford Davis, Florence Hanson, tions, catering special and Richard Lewis. The second ight-ho- law to balance tho. sleep produced by hypnotic casions. sleeping was a he law of like there drugs is unnatural and much less in- pantomime "Ten Minutes in labor title, The science classes have bird, Chinese The from blemishes would no doubt effective than normal sleep. sect, and tree books, and a set Laundry." characters be a Im- ' Excrclso an Aid. were Malcolm Long, Harold Blank, great of geologies by George William Ed-ri- In the The worn out laborer finds George Hubhell, George Olson, s AjSK a skin it is that skin is provement tired, Hunter, and Creative Chemistry I specialist why continually well-bein- Helen jour health, g littlo trouble in falling to sleep at Curtis, Mary Garrett, by Edwin Slosson. The English looinacher, and Kunclla Mandell om wiin disfiguring nuie blemishes. jr. and efficiency of night, while the mental worke! department added two sets of creaiung the community. may have great difficulty in secur- English texts for better speech. He will almost certainly tell yon that this condition conies the ing the needed rest. This is ex- The commercial department have DESCRIBES METHODS Cheatingof its nat- the fact that physical from an outside infection. body plained by books on office management ana USED BY BOOTLEGGERS ural poriod of work is essential to bring about preparation for secretarial work. Authorities on the skin now that skin blemishes rest and comfort the desired effect of Tho of- say are sleep. Practically every department from IN BERMUDAN WATERS caused bacteria and which are to procure a little fice worker and the busy merchant the practical ones to the most cul- generally by parasites carried entertain- will find that ad- Hamilton, Bermuda, Oct. 28. the from dust and the more therefore systematic tural has been enriched by the This is into pores outside, through the soot in air. ment in the wee daily exercise may be a great help of ' how some marine boot- jr dition books, leggers are believed to in To skin from hours in the in warding off insomnia. " Club. operate free your blemishes, use this simple treatment: 7 ;r is like person does Correspondence isermunan Waters. Such a man morning The normal, healthy The Albuquerque Correspondence comes Mm ma- - to rise to Hamilton and nnwni n a not complain of great effort club held a business Oc- engates rhlne on ll;it drivingtire. is abso nor does he pre- meeting a steamer of small dimensions or It in the morning, tober 25, for the purpose of dis- Each night just before wash your lutely impossible to maintain a sent a haggard tired look with a motor boat. Then he buys whis- retiring, counten- Miss Vita M. Langhorne. cussing the new constitution mado ky ashore, and loads his to face with Facial and warm good state of health if late hours bloodshot eyes and tired the constitution committee. ship Woodbury's Soap are kept night after night, because ance. His appearance Is fresh and by the rails with the product of the with a dash of cold and with Miss Vita M. Langhorne of Louise Goelitz was elected secre- Scotch distillers. Ho clears for a water, finishing water, the vital forces necessary to com- bright, and the day is started fill caused bat disease are reduced below and good Alameda, Cal., a member of tho tary to the vacancy by Canadian port and puts to sea. dry carefully. par an air of happiness the of Lockeye Powers. dnd the invading germs find a fer- cheer. He has a kind word for his famous Langhorne family of Vir- resignation Within a day or so, sometimes labor has returned to the It was voted to drop all members within 24 hours, the vessel is back Now dip the tips of your fingers in warm tile field for their development. friends and the day's goes ginia, just who have three unexcused ab- Sleep is a part of the daily ne- on without a mishap. U. S. after an extended tour of in Hamilton, but without her carRO. water and rub them on the cake of Wood- man sences. The collection of pictures Were he for an - cessities of life. It is the restorer .Tust contrast this with the Europe. was pressed explana- until covered with a of and hours at He and cards for exhibition sug- ton the bootlegger doubtless would bury's they are heavy, tnd regenerator physical who keeps late night. as a means of in- mental strength. Just as the lull is aroused from his sleep with dif- gested creating say, with a smile, that ho was creamlike lather. n For the evening, brilliant metal terest in the work of this club. caught in a storm which washed battle is the time apportioned ficulty, eats hut a scanty breakfast Mew Students. o the clearance of waste and the or none at all, and is usually late brocades, and particularly those of away his deck load, and that ha Cover each blemish with a thick coat of dvanco of now a Yresh is and Persian or Indian New Students to enroll in the hd even to throw over board the troops for at the office, Ills day long, East coloring, school Include the names o cases this and leave it on for ten minutes. nd renewed onslaught, so Bleep nothing seems to bo accomplished are the smartest materials with high below decks to lighten the elimination of Martin Bauer, from Pittsburgh, Pa, ship. Rinse face first ermits the fatigue satisfactorily. which to bo shod. For variety, from Colo.; your thoroughly, with clear roducts and of We all the fre- Mary Lewy, Cortes, Ships entering American ports recognize importance however, these brocades are and Emma Cralne, Cardwell, Mont. not bo hot water, then with cold. nergy for the next worn. of sufficient sleep, but it is not combined with and may permitted to carry flays quently 'heels Former students who registered liquor, but with this law the man The greater part of the infant's until tho evil effects of inadequate straps of gold, silver, jblaiu satin, who i ife is in which evident effort Is this week were George Hook, with a local charter does not Rpent sleep, during rest become that or even, at times, velvet. Gat-li- n, imo thn constructive forces are to tho deficiency. Of- has been at Long Beach, Edna concern himself. His interest Is GET a cake of A 23-ce- made adjust and Fellcltas limited to waters. Woodbury's today. of the eight-ho- sleeping Lujan. these Ha has ' fenders For informal evening wear, the League.. been known to of cake lasts for a month or six weeks. law should therefore try to make worn Hoys' talk latter day careless strapped or sandal models The Boys' League, a new high Pirates, but ho does not seem par- up tho sleep lost through with the somewhat shorter dancing met habits. There is no greater remedy school organization Thursday ticularly to fear them. A "pirate" frocks, rather than with the long morning. Talks were made by with a desire to sell for $12.00 a than rest which normal sleep brocade or velvet Is of evening gowns, Messrs. McGough, Moore, Burton, bottlo what lie can lift at 'sea for brings. It a healer all physi- are made in kid in members. The cal and mental troubles and is the shiny glaco and Benton, faculty nothing, perhaps, sails from an treat- lovely colors, such as cerise, ma- officers of this league are Hugo American port and heads for Ber- WOODBUKY'S FACIAL SOAP physician's best friend in the Fora-ke- r, genta, or purple. These kid slip- GlomI, president: Creighton muda. Ho lays off and on until ment of disease. If every member are new and note household would abide by pers a important vice president; Richard Lewis, he meets a victim in the shape of each and one not to be overlooked by Malcolm treasur- over Not A Blomi'.l. eight-ho- there secretary; Long, of a small motor boat. He the sleeping law, the young person in search of the twrfect appearance of htr would be less sickness, more hap- er. hauls her, and with a display of complexion.""Vf Permanent and novel footwear of the moment. La Tteata Staff Work. force sufficient to warrant a re kin temporary more efficiency and Begins troubles are effectively concealed. piness, general Blond rose are worn with met October 19 on mo- Reduce in this world. stockings La Reata staff cital the docks when the unnatural color and corrects well being them. to contract boat back to Sreajyikins. Hlshly antuVpHcV award the engraving tor gets Hamilton, as Usual. for the annual publication, A staff he transfers the cargo he desires. Innocent, Invite Punishment. Wilson was HOPKINS ft SON, New Yd A Western exchange tells of a Their librarian, Kelm, tmmj. n "One er deso said speed maniac who ran head-o- into Jud Tunkins says he doesn't elected. safety razors," blame a as much as he Prizes for Essays. Uncle Eben, "may be safer foh a seven-stor- y office building and bad singer THE , after consciousness does tho people who insist on en- The National Society of Colonial shavin', but it ain't no perfection JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK.-- SURE RESULTS regaining ex- offers a bronze medal at a i weakly murmured, "I blew my cores Instead of learning by Daughters rough party." Washington horn." Boston Transcript. perience. Washington Star. for the best essay written in our Star.

GLOVE DEPARTMENT METAL MBBOiiS Paris has given metal ribbons the absolute stamp of her Just received a new shipment of 12 and on Kid approval. We were lucky enough to secure this lot at a 16-butt- Gloves, priced, n, at $4.50, and Kid price much under the standard. You are benefited. But Glove, $5.00. price alone does not tell the story. These ribbons are Leatherette Duplex Gloves a fabric with very much from eight to twelve inches wide, woven in floral and the appearance of leather smoot-fittin- g and soft scroll designs. Elack, Gold, Silver and Brown, etc. The capable of being laundered. Colors are brown, gray entire lot divided into three groups as follows: and mastic. Priced $2.00 pair. Lot 1, $3.98. Lot 2, $4.98. Lot 3, $5.98 Smart New Fashions in Women's Gowns, Coats and Suits Achieving charm, originality, and distinction Frocks, coats, and suits for all the varied oc- through the skillful use of smart lines, and casions of winter. And just as they are con- colorings, this apparel emphasizes these qual- spicuous for their high quality, so they are ities still further by a pronounced beauty of doubly conspicuous in their marked modera- workmanship. tion of price. The GOWNS May Be Paneled or Draped Such a varied array from which to choose! Tailored frocks for street wear, soft crepes There isn't a clever new idea in drapery, there lor afternoon hours, silks and velvets for din- isn't a graceful new treatment of panels and ner or evening gowns, in every lovely winter panels are a synonym for slenderness there fabric and coloring are included. All have isn't an engaging new neck-lin- e nor a novel about them those important little touches sleeve effect that isn't interpreted here. which make a frock so gratifyingly different. The WRAPS and COATS And winter wraps! Here one may well become enthusiastic, for not only have the designers excelled all previous efforts in beauty of line, b ut the fabrics, too, arc richer, softer, and deeper light in weight, but impenetrably warm in t he bleakest weather. Many of them are trimmed with deep collars A variety of models which will smartly meet and cuffs of fur; some have panels edged the needs of every occasion! In the favored with fur,' others still show wide fur borders. colorings of Autumn. All are lined with silk and interlined. 34 to , warmly Sizes 54. 8 The Suits feature two and three NEW AUTUMN piece effects In MILLINERY 1- So luxurious and soft fabric, - 3 A : so smart in line, and so richly Ultra-modis- h 7 : hats indulging I fur trimmed that you will be fv fashion's whim for the Phoenix Knitted Silk Underwear won immediately by their dis- very HEW FALL HOSIERY Our new line of Phoenix Knit Silk Vest Bloomers and tinctive good looks, as well as large and dashing and for the Union Suits are now and come In Flesh, White, In, by the appealingly moderate very small and smart. Big The Economist has .given careful consideration to the stout woman Pink, Orchid, Peach and Ocean Blue, too, with achieve an air of be- who requires Hosiery in extra sizes. Here she can find at all tlme Vests are now.... $3.00 and $3.50 prices. Tailored, hats our excellent selection In Cotton, Lisle and Silk. Bloomers $4.00 and $4.50 minute perfection in every de- witching softness; little hats Priced from 35c to $3.50 Union Suits $9.60 tail.- achieve an air of inimitable Women's Wool Hose, both and imported in all the In colors. Two-Piec- domeie grades, All sizes from 84 to 41 all above e 10',.-I'rice- SUITS of duvet black fall rolorsj plain wool, embroidered clorks, sixos g to in box coat chic Stunning large $1.25 and' $1.60 and up to $8.50 Knit Underwear for Fall and superior style. hats bend under Large shawl collar and cuffs fairly WOMEN'S SILK HOSIKUV of their one-side- d Winter v of caracul. Sizes 34 to 44. the weight We carry a full line of all best makes of Hosiery Phoenix, Kayser, Three-Piec- e 9101 In new A Complete Assortment of Stylos and Qualities at Costume SUITS trimmings. Hats turn up at Polntex and Radmoor; makes all the shades; slies from 8 to Reasonable Prices. developed in marleen, Delysia, the most unexpected and en- In Silk Wool. beauti- Cotton, Fleeced Back Cotton, Wool, and and laurella. All are Priced in silk from 75c a np Union Suits; sizes 3D to 44, In all grades. gaging angles and thereby pair Cotton and fully fur trimmed, and many UsHe Hose priced from 50c a pair and up Union Suits at. ...$1.00, $1.25, $I.S0 $2.00 their charm. Hats fit Cotton Hose a and of the frocks show hand em- ' hangs priced from...... 25(! pair up Wool Union Suits at. $3.00 and $3.50 line Bilk and Wool Union Suits $3.50 and $4.00 on the blouse "close," assuming the of CHILDREN'S broidery ( HOSE Richelieu fine Sea Island Cotton Union ; the eyebrows; hats tilt saucily, or droops enchantingly. ' In We carry in Silk, Lisle and Cotton, priced according to size; 25c a , Suits ... $3.00 and $2.60 black, navy, brown, and Black hats Autumnal russets and wine-red- s Sorrento. deep pair and up. These all come In four shapes and styles high neck. J (One of the many soft greens Smart tans and browns glowing, vibrating long sleeve, ankle;, Dutch neck, elbow pjeeve, ankle or models is illustrated). blues. SPECIAL THIS WEEK in Children's Wundorhose, colors Black. low nock, no sleeve, ankle or knee, and bodice $7.50 and up. White and Brown, sizes 5 to 10, choice of any size, in any color, - ' v. toiv ' v .. Sizes .34 to 44. With an immense assortment at ,$10.00. special a pair , .25c Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 rl-n- OA Arts I

and there Is an abundance of fruit By J. A. WALDROJT. FRENCH HAMLETS trees. .C.T.B. Harold H. historian of 1 WOMAN AND ANOTHER Illustration by Lawrence Fellows Fisher, ONE the American Relief Administra- tion, recently visited both tne CONVENTION 10 III THE UKRIE German and French colonies In tin Ukraine. The German villages near the mouth of the Dneister, w across from Bessarabia, he de- MEETN0V.11-1- 6 T CLEAN scribed as exeeedlncplv ntMnMiin HI and as spick and span as any along tut? niune, "Protestants settle In 'one vil- the Catholics In of the White Rib- Houses Are Made of Mud lage, another, 4Vearers said Mr. Fisher. "One can recog- DON'T TOLERATE bon Every in nize the prevailing religion of the Representing ducks, nniea water village bv the shane f thn m,u-- v, GRAY HAIR to I also Nation Are Expected Colors; Gardens Are Well spires. visited the French J)0 NOT permit st reaks of gray to mar yout colonists In the Nlcolaev Watch those in district. beauty. betraying locks. Be in Attendance. Kept Summer. These people were 'brought to the When the first gray appears call to your aid i. Ukraine years ago to establish I'Brownatone," the modern hair tint. You J Philadelphia. Oct. 28. Wearers Kharkov. Oct. 28. Lack of wood vineyards, and to promote the can apply It at home by following easy Wom- of the white ribbon of the In the Ukraine has led French and wine Industry, They have made a directions. "Brownatone" is sold by drug en' Christian Temperance Union, success of their viniculture but this nr.d toilet goods counters In two colors-go- lden in German colonists to build houses representing nearly every nation year their crop has been very to medium brown and dark brown, No- of mud bricks held bv the world, will assemble hero together small, They too have been hard to black 50c and $1.50. Guaranteed 11-1- straw. vember 8 in the eleventh world These bricks are enrefnilv hit by the famine. absolutely harmless to hair over growth, scalp convention of their organization. pastered with mud, and when "The French and German colo- or tenderest skin. Try it at home trial I Two great objects of the conven- dry the mud ts tinted In water nists have been In Russia several bottle sent for 10c. The Kenton Phar- - as follows: COlOrS. One hOUSa mill ho a tion ore announced generations, but have not as yet macal Co., 613 Coppln llldg., Coring "The enlistment of every civilized blue, another yellow, the next one been sufficiently Russianized to ton, Ey. in world in the nnti-liqu- pinK or green, ana as country the the village. speak the language of the country, cause, and the development a whole mnkna o inlnpl i or to adopt Its customs." of a determined offensive Bftainnt Plots upon which the houses stand BROWNATONE the movement to modify or repeal are surrounaea Dy low walls made A 820 ton locomotive to of same shipped the United States dry amendment the material and tinted China Is said to he the largest In and statutes." to correspond with the house. the world outside the United A nolvelot prohibition petition Gardens are well kept In summer, States. which, when rolled up tlcht, fills even huee pacliintr cases, and. which contains eirrht. million set down in more than 60 language, will be unrolled and draped about the hall of assem- blage in the Philadelphia Academy of Music. Delegates from abroad will come IF prepared to make a careful study of the methods used by American women to win the country to the You have a janitor prohibition cause and also those used for its enforcement now that who gets up enough steam the country is locally dry. The visitors from Finland and Scandi- in the morning navian countries, where prohibition has been tried In modified form, to start you out will focus their attention on the enforcement phase of prohibition, warm, that being the most troublesome and if part of their own laws. "But your tone!, And what a question!" you have W. C. T. IT. representatives from South Af- The Leylands occupied an elab- "Of course you wouldn't have seated. Leyland was exacting and unreasonable? I'vt a closed car China, Japan, Ceylon, orate suite In one impressed by rica, Burma. India, Australia, and of New York's let him see you like this before the perfection of his former wife's caught the fiBh I aig!ed for. Do noted hotels. were Bur- with a heater New Zealand will be present pre- Usually they had you married," said Mrs. appearance. She had a new you want me to go fishing again?' inside, to listen to the breakfasted together upstairs, but wlck. "He never would have mar- poise pared attentively this to her, and an and a anti-liqu- air that charmed. chauffeur stories of the experience of morning leyland had alone ried you if you had." Luckier Than Ho Knew, sought tho hotel breakfast-roo- m Her behavior was crusaders in different parts "You have no sympathy!" walled (companion's that A man from the to the also to the tales and was seated when Mrs. Leylanl Mrs. of an ardent suitor. young city got bring it to your door, of world, lay Leyland. from a Maine farmei of their own experiences before the appeared. Apparently she was "Not an atom! mears A second honeymoon is rarely permission if convention for counsel and criti- by his change of habit. He Friendship as vivid as a first. One to hunt on his land, and during? and looked at truth. Why don't you wake up? morning, cism. From Mexico. Cuba and her curiously with an No man after a growing carelessness as to the day he got rather close to tht uncongenial "Good as would put up "with your you get your lunch Bouth America generally will come morning" careless habits. And you know her toilut, Mrs. Leyland number home grounds. At dusk he met host of women, of whom she took a chair opposite. two met at In a many your John is fastidious. I've Leyland breakfast tho farmer, who remarked, "Had in the same building were present at the recent Iicyland, groomed for the morn- warned you, about this. their own suite, looking shocking- ing, niiKht have as dear, pretty good luck, eh!" Fuffrntre Conference. served a model You aren't thirty yet, and can ha ly unkempt. Her hair, naturally which contains your office, Western Europe will be amply rep- for tailoring, haberdashery, and luxuriant and beautiful, was knot- "Well, no," said the young man all else very attractive. Look at yourself resented. Ireland will send Its that superficially denotes in that mirror!" ted on top of her head. A soiled hesitatingly. "I haven't had anj and and Scotland, which in re- a man of fashion. His fetish negligee, open the neck luck at all.'' quota was "I know you are differsnt, at and cent years has been a battleground a fair outside. In other circumstances It was a "Oh, yes. you have," replied the your business is such of the and the sup- Mrs. as but" neck to be of disclosed an prohibitionists Leyland, lately had been "Of course I'm different. I'm proud farmer. "This morning you Just porters of John Uarleycorn, will her habit, was a bit in unattractive, ribbonless night-rob- e. missed best cow." Boston that never need frumpish five years older than William. my you send it band of determined appearance. Sho had not enjoyed my Her feet held dingy mules inse- Transcript. women. the full ministration of I must keep myself in trim, or curely. And all at once she to walk about town her maid, some woman will him. seemej At the opening of the convention apparently. Her hair needed at- other get Oder than the years she had in- the will lack but a few and were Kven at breakfast I try to look as sisted Appropriate. the organization tention, traces of cold cot- upon. Have all the cows during day months of DO In ex- cream. though I had slept In Jeweler's Farmer been being years They had been married ton. I women "My dear," Leyland ventured, "I milked? istence. Its white banner has been about a year. mix with young were then and study their charm. If had thought you always careful of Dairy Maid All but the Ameri- visible wherever war against liquor "Good morning, dear!" she re- 'I your looks careful. your natural and meticulously can one. , don't need or cigarette smoking has been sponded to his salutation. physical harmony I may say. You have a clever you The received at the youth, I could hold any man until Farmer Which do you call the waged. reports Leyland proceeded with hU I maid, you know." American one? a Eubank convention are expected to furnish touched fifty years! Unless you Brothers grapefruit, hut was manifestly dis- change, you'll lose John." She looked at him archly. "Why, Dairy Maid The one that's gone a barometer of the state of pro- turbed her won- dear! Overcoat by presence. "I Ley-lan- John, hibition In every nation of the Mrs. Leyland did change. d Aren't you foolishly dry. Passing Show, London. der," he asked after a silent period, was not next world. "if would at breakfast the Due Car- you have permitted me She had risen two hours to the death of Ldy to see you as you now are before morning. T0 lisle, president of the world organ we were before her usual time, made her $30.00 $50.00 Miss A married?" He looked toilet with a found ization last year. Anna nbout the room and added: "It's girl's care, and Gordon, will be there are few herself alone, but that did not dis- chairman nt the convention. lucky persons down courage her, although it induced yet." When came to - Mrs. thought. Leyland Leyland sat up, startled. dinner she was looking her best, "What do you mean, John?" aside from a touch of nervousness. "When you think clothes think EubankV oss "Wasn't my question plain? You He complimented her on her ap- m understood what I asked, I dare pearance, but there was a note of say." difference In his manner. "But your tone! And what a When she Joined him at break- WASTED FRUITS question! I found you were here, fast the next morning, he scanned and hurried to have breakfast with her carefully. She had risen IN you." early agnln, and was looking fine, "I would rather you had taken yet she felt that he observed her JL4 DEVELOPED time to be presentable. I'm tired with suspicion. He did think her of as exp3-dien- t. UBA seeing you you look now, and reform was temporary an 118 worse. I prefer to eat alone." The mischief had been West Central. Phone 513 "Why, John!" And Mrs. Ley-lan- d done. Bureau of of the became tearful as Leyland, For a time they went along to- Chemistry without finishing his breakfast, gether apologetically. He was Department of Agriculture rose and left her. And weeping, changed because he felt she would SAY she went out after him, but he soon relapse, and she was changed "BAYER" when Insist! Has Prepared a Circular had gone. because she was constantly appre you buy. on the In her own richly appointed and henslve. It was not long before Subject. Intimate room Mrs. Leyland tele- they were living apart. Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on her Bur-wic- k, Bur-wick- 's tablets, you are phoned dear friend, Mrs. Under the Bpur of Mrs. not Washington, Oct. 28. How to who nlso lived at tho hotel, admonition, however, Mrs. getting the genuine Bayer product turn waste into profit, Is the sub- to come to her at once, if possible. Leyland did not relax. She had a prescribed by of A over ject a circular of the Agricu- maid appeared at the door. new pride in her possibilities. But physicians 23 years and proved safe by millions for ltural Department, prepared by the "Shall I help you now, madam?" the separation grew more definite, Bureau of Chemistry to aid pro- she asked. and after a time Leyland confessod ducers of oranges, grape fruit, A bell sounded. "Not yet, Ag- that he was In love with another Colds Headache limes and lemons who yearly suf- nes," said Mrs. Leyand. "That Is woman. A divorce was arranged. The Best fer great loss in bruised, under- Mrs. Burwlck. Please go to the Even this did not discourage Mrs. Ways or sized oversized fruit. door." Leyland. She had newly assessed Toothache Rheumatism The circular gives directions for Mrs. Burwlck was past mlddla her values. the commercial manufacture of age, but she was turned out so per- Leyland's new flame was a young Neuritis grape fruit Juice, orange vinegar, fectly as to dress and otherwise actress who promised to leave the Lumbago citrate of lime, candied grape fruit that she might have been taken stage. They were married and to Have Clothes and orange peel, marmalades of for thirty. "What's the matter, took up quarters In another hotel. Neuralgia Pain, Pain various kinds, Jellies and butters, dear?" she asked. Making an One a fashionable which can evening, at be obtained free from overture which meant a kiss, she restaurant, Leyland and his new the Department. thought better of It. Mrs. Ley-lan- d wife happened to dine at a tabic Accept only "Bayer" package which contains Since vinegar made from oranges was not kissable. proper directions near which Mrs. Leyland number boxes Is quite as satisfactory as that The weeping lady told what had one and a man ever Handy "Bayer" of 12 tablets-A- lso bottles of 24 and of greater 1m Laundered made of apples, orange Aplria th. trade cars of Manufacture S.3-.cl,- vinegar happened. consequence than Leyland were Bajor of Moco.c.tle.chfc.fcr of i might well be substituted, It ts shown, especially In regions where many cull oranges would otherwise be wasted. Grapefruit Juice is a favorite among the refreshing Juices on th? Through each age of human history, better ways to launder clothing have market. It Is not so well suited been evolved. to home manufacture as other cit- rus fruit because of The Twentieth has seen evolution the necessary apparatus. However, TRAINING EFFICIENCY Century the of laundry methods brought to the It should be possible to prepare, FORM; highest perfection. grapefruit Juice on a small scale In the home if desired, by means The Imperial Laundry uses the most scientific and the most advanced methods of utensils usually available. ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO HOLD A GOOD POSITION? First-clas- s Office can Citrate of lime Is Help that of doing Such modern methods do an article of do family washing. positively not injure the commercial Importance which can really things in demand. This school has had more calls for competent help than it fabrics in the slightest degree. The work is done be made from cull lemons or ' carefully properlySatisf- limes. could fill. actorily. Candied grapefruit and orange DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS peel makes an excellent center for The cost of our efficient laundry service is surprisingly moderate. Consider chocolates and also serves as a A few months services spent with us would improve ability, on the pay-ro- ll or Increase these three listed here: j substitute for citron In bakinrrJ your put you TP We vmmiru uittuge peej may oe mixed your salary. guarantee satisfactory instruction Assist our graduates in securing posi- with Icing for cakes or with tions ' dough for cookies. It may also Offer Courses in the following: SERVICE NO. 1 SERVICE NO. 2 SERvfCE NO. 3 5 replace shredded cocoanut In home- FAMILY FINISH made candles, and fresh orange ROUGH DRY ' WET In the wash peel in marmalade. Many firm? WASH Everything family ii Business, or finished and to ex-w- pt now use similar products Instead Bookkeeping Shorthand Gregg System ready wear, of citron In mincemeat. Junior collars and lace curtain making Accountancy Speed Classes Gregg and Pitman All 15o Minimum Orange butter, especially with a Pace & Pace Everything washed ex- wearing apparel starched per pound. mall amount of Higher Accountancy Secretarial Course and to kharge, J1.50. We require you pineapple pulp Theoretical ready Iron, and all flat to eend 60 cent be Course Civil tracted, and sent home ' per flat work. added, may a new product to Banking Service Examination Classes work Ironed. 80 All the Bank-Machi- ne per pound otherwise any wearing many people. recipes have and Commercial Poster 5c or apparel been tried out in tho laboratory Telegraphy damp. per pound. plus lo additional for each in excels bo per cent will and have proven successful. be charged for at the rate of Minimum charge, 75c. piece. Minimum charge, 50c. 30o Students receive per pound. Wings that can be demounted in special training on the following Office Appliances: two minutes are the feature of a and new French airplane. Burroughs Banking Ledger Posting Machine; Burroughs Calculating Machine; 'Mon- WILL YOU roe MAKE A TEST OF OUR CLAIM? PHOM US Calculating Machine; Multigraph; Mimeograph; Dictaphone; Check Writer: Letter Press and Filing Devices. THIS WEEK AND LET OUR DRIVER CALL FOR ' VAPOR BATHS PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION. Students May Enroll Any Time. A TRIAL BUNDLE. Bath Massage Treatments for skin snrt nerv. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY ou diseases: liver trouble rout, rheumatic and neuralgic diseases, constipation. Influen-ea- . lumbago, obesity, etc. Dry Cleaning; Dyeing and Pressing. TREATMENTS K On DAY SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL 627. OH4 W. Central. Phone 685W Telephone Opposite City Hall. 211 West Silver Avenue. ' Hours 1 0 a. nv to 8 p. m. Phones 147 and 148. Five October 29, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page

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WHAT IS A ONE CENT SALE? WHY IS SUCH A SALE POSSIBLE? an article at the and get THREE DAYS Many people may ask, "How can afford to do such a It ia a sale where you buy popular price they thing?" CENT. For In answer we will the MERITOL another package of the same kind for ONE example: say that manufacturers of prepara- tions have the ONE CENT SALE as the best method for ad- Tonic is 50c. You Get adopted The regular price of MERITOL Hair Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday vertising their goods instead or spending thousands of dollars in and other with us 1 bottle MERITOL Hair Tonic for 50c magazines expensive ways. They for to make this sale A 1 bottle MERITOL Hair Tonic for c advertising purposes possible. representative 31 and Nov. 1 direct from the factory will be in our store during the sale. Ask him jTbottles MERITOL Hair Tonic for 51c Oct 30, about the sale and MERITOL products. Your money back, if you wish.

Guaranteed Rubier SOUR STOMACH STATIONERY HAIR BRUSHES 75a Irish Poplin Bot Stationery, In .Vld Stomach? Indigestion? white and colors. Extra quality. Pullman style Aluminum Goods Helthing? Constipation? 2 boxes for I DC face. Regular price $1.00, One Cent 60c Panama Lawn Box Stationery, In si.oi 2 qt. Hot Water Bottles white and colors. 2 MILK OF MAGNESIA K1 regular price $1.50; for S1.51 2 boxes for .OxC Bottle and 2 qt. Combination Hot Water Correct acidity, prevents fermenta- 65o pound Writing Paper, CtCtn Syringe; regular price 0 PI tion of food, makes you fit, mild laxa- 2 boxes for DDL 2 . . SCHOOL 2.60; Sale price. for. OidtOL tive, no griping, an excellent mouth SUPPLIES wash and preservative of the teeth, 15c Colonial Linen Writing "Ctn 2 qt. Fountain Syringe, PI makes teeth white and beautiful. Tablets, 2 for . 2 . . (gl .01. regular price $1.50; for. tDl.V J. 35c One Cent Sale Gingham Composition BookB, ruled. bottles, - 15c - 2 Q(lf 15c Cheviot Envelopes, value, n (I- price, for ODC Household Rubber Gloves, Off 2 for IDC 3 for IbC reg. price $1.25; 2 pairs. . tDX.VJ 6Fo bottles. One Cent Sale Big Chief Tablets, 10c value, 2 for 66c Purity Douche; reg. price r7P price, 2 for llC $3.50. Sale price, each. . . . D X I tt Lead Pencils, No. 2, extra fine 1ft 7x9 Moulded Red; HAIR NETS 6o 3 Ice Caps, -regular value, for 1UC $1.50. Sale ACHES? PAINS? RHEUMATISM? price price, PI TOILET HEPiflflTIWiS GENUINE. EXTRA LARGE. CAP-SHAP- E 2 for tDX.iJX HUMAN HAIR NETS L'pe Meritol Analgesia Balm, an ex- Infant Bulb Syringe, reg. cellent for PERFUMES (Bulk) All 2 Qfin preparation relieving pain; Guaranteed perfect. shades. Single price 35c. Sale price, for.. OUV rub It on; It Neuralgia and " penetrates. ODORS BOl'QUCT ODORS strand. Regular price 15c, Meritol of WM Rheumatism relieved. It has FLOWER ' Syrup and Ulcer reg". quickly Azurea Ideal Sale price, 2 for xDC Ear Syringe; Qfip a Lanolin base, being quickly of Perlo Kiss, nrlcB 3Bc. Sale Drice. Z for. . . thereby White Rose, Lilac, Lily and Garden Bouquet. Each tvv absorbed to the seat of all pain; Individual COc 2 the and Red Rose. one possessing Bark tubes, sale price, for....OXC Valley characteristics. Very last- Cherry Sell regularly at $1.00 per ing. Hells regularly at $2 ounce. Special during SPECIAL With Gulacol and Is ounce. during this per Eucalyptus Furniture Polish Special this One Cent Sale at Palmolive foi Coughs, Bronchitis. Soap, genuine, Asthma and affections One Cent Sale 6 of the lungs. If oak, SKIN TROUBLE cakes 49c It doesnt Your finest furniture, mahogany, at, 2 ounces for $1.01 Lrr.... S2.01 and 1 cake FREE. stop your cough, it costs you or other wood will glisten with ft dry. nothing. Cold hard polish that won't have that smoky, rimples. Eczema, Piles, Sores, 35c when use MERITOL Furni- all kinds of skin humors, quickly re- bottles, One Cent look you WATERS Sale 2 ture Polish. Tablespoonful on a damp lieved with MERITOL Eczema Remedy TOILET price, for . . 36c do all the furniture in a or refunded. cloth will money FLORAL ODORS BOlTQl'IiT ODORS CANDY room, thus much less expensive than 65c bottle, sale price Here's four odors created bottles. One Alle-gret- most polishes; 35o (pint) 66C those desiring some- $1.00 boxes (one pound) genuine ti Wliife Tour favorite flower In for Pine Cough Cent Sale Price, C thing different and better. Assorted Chocolates. 36 delicate toilet water; Lilac As lasting as most per- Salo price, (JJi A1 Red Rose. Wistaria, Lily of fumes; Perle Kiss, Ideal, 2 boxes for (DX.UX Azurea and Garden Bou- Syrup SYRUP OF FIGS the Valley and Violet; 75c quet. - bottles. On sale at $1.25 bottles. On p- O .MERITOL SYRIP OV WIIITE PINE Medicines for the Cabinet Ellxer FJQg 2 MERITOL Syrup of Figs and sale at, for DXU PUFFS with Honey and Tar. It is the "old of Senna is tho pleasant system regu- POWDER fashioned" one that can always be re- lator that every member Of tho family 150 Volour, lied upon to give never quick results. will like. Never gripes; upseU CREAMS 2 for 16c 35o bottles, One Cent Q the stomach. ' 26c Lamb's Wool, Sale price, 2 for 85o sale ...,uOC bottles, price 36C VANISHING CREAM I'EROXIDED CREAM 2 for 26c MERITOL Vanishing MERITOL Peroxlded Cream carries sufficient Cream a disappearing GOLD TABLETS moisture that it may be greaseless cream contain- applied to any skin. Makes ing peroxide of hydrogen ASPIRIN TABLETS SWEET CASCARA skin white and beautiful. for whitening and soften- To break up a cold In a few hours the skin on face, arms take MERITOL 35o Jars. On sale 9C ing MERITOL Tablets of Aspirin Cold Tablets. Have or neck; 86o Jars, (genuine) them always In the Aromatic Cascara (Meri- at 2 for UOl for Headaches, Neuralgia, Colds, etc. house; they'll keep Compound and you'll save time us- the reliable laxative for ypung CLEANSING CREAM ' and money by tol) ALMOND CREAM 20c boxes ing them the moment you have and old. Tour physician will tell you M E RI TO L Theatrical smooth hands, (1 dozen), of a cold. signs cream in For making Sale Price. 2 for ... all about it. Cream Is a pure face and lips. MERITOL ...21c 35c bottles (3 sale . Off cans for cleansing the ex- 25c boxes, One Cent ounces), Almond Cream la of $1.00 bottles (100) Lotion body 2 for ODC. and from Sale 2 . . S5o Larkspur (for Offp price, dirt Impurities ceptional worth. Prevents Sale 2 for price, for ...... 26c 2 for OUV the skin. redness. price, $1.01 parasites) r- - roughness and " 60c (1 lb.) cans. 60o bottles. On r 1 35o Caatorla, 36C On sale at 2 for...tXV sale at 2 for CATARRH SALTS COLD CREAM MASSAGE CREAMdlt JELLY LIVER Cold Cream ap- Roll it on and the dirt 35a Camphorated Oil (S ounce Off MERITOL at will soften. . rolls out gives the blush MERITOL 2 for OUV plied night a. Catarrh Jelly applied In bottle). MERITOL Hepatio (liver, salts), a whiten and beautify the of youth to the skin it's the nose will laxative more effect- excellent MERITOL and open tho head and relieve 35o Tasteless Castor Oil, (3 9C sparkling drink, complexion. An product catarrhal troubles. ive salts, pleasant, too. too. i means "merit." ounce), 2 for OUV than ordinary skin food, that Fine for rheumatism, gout, kidney 35c Jars. On Sale 60c Jars. On salo JTI 35o tubes, One Cent stimulant. Ofn 2 35o Boxes Charcoal Tablets, trouble, as well as a liver at 2 for OUV at for Oil Sale price. 2 for . . Take a dose before breakfast and feel 36c good all day. No constipation where SORE THROAT GARGLE are used. 25c Bottles Eye Water, Meritol Hepatic Salts FACE POWDERS 35c 26 C 50o bottles, sale price, bottles MERITOL Gargle, one cent Sale 2 2 for 51c MERITOL COMPLEXION GARDEN BOUQUET price, for 36c 25o Glycerine and Rose Water, Offp POWDER FACE POWDER (3 ounce), 2 for iJ A very fine face powder A heavy powder with de Carbolic that on well. lightful odor. Large size. 30o Salve, Q1 n stays USE MERITOL TOOTH PASTE 2 for How to Have Beautiful 75o boxes. On $1.25 boxes, Oil 2 HC( 2 Dandruff sale at for I OL for ., 81.26 whitens the teeth and cleans the Remedy 3 Oo Witch Hazel Salve, Hair It Ol n KISS FACE POWDER mouth, destroys toad breath, not gritty, 2 for ..' OXC PERLE MERITOL Dandruff An Invisible complexion powder that gives a natural ef- children like its pleasant flavor. Remedy destroys MERITOL Hair Tonic gives a beau- the dandruff germ, . removes the un- 10c Salts, (4 ounces) "1 1 fect. This powder may be applied with assurance that Epsom and shimmer to the hair. It 60o tubes, One Cent Sale sightly scales. Invigorates the growth of 2 for , .XXV tiful gloss perspiration or other causes will not Btreak nor remove will save your hair If It Is beginning me Price, 2 for 51c the hair. Pleasing odor. too. use will the until desired. Perfumed witn alluring 1'ssul.k 35o Liniment, to fall out; Its beautify $1.60 On sale at . ki. 80o Family too. Jars. ' bottles, One Cent 36C hair you have, 2 for $1.51 Sale 2 60o bottle. One Cent Sale price, for 61c 25c Porous Plasters; Price, 2 for VP XV 26C TALCUMS LOTIONS SHAVING CREAM S5o Almond Benzoin OCn Cocoanu! Oil 65c Pile Remedy( tubes) 5c Jar Perle Kiss Cream, 2 for Gives an antiseptic shave. Produces a Shampoo 66C 2 Out Does Talcum, for ....DDI 35o Rose Cream, QJ smooth, creamy lather. not dry. After Shave Lotion softens hands, 2 for OOC your hair once 35o BorlO Acid Acid Powder, 3 85o cans Garden Bouquet 50c tubes, One Cent Sale Shampoo weekly with Qffp 35c Cucumber Cream, MERITOL Cocoanut Oil ounce sifter 2 for, .OUC Price, 2 for 51c Saponified top cans), MERITOL Shaving Lotion, a combi- Talcum, (for chaps) Of Shampoo and notice how it Improves Men- 8 for 36c 2 for Hinkle Cascara Tablets, nation of Benzoin, Witch Hazel, OUC the appearance of the hair. 85o QC Alcohol. It relieves (100 bottle), 2 for ...... OUV thol, Glycerine and 60o the smart. bottles, One Cent 1 Sale price, 2 tor , 61c 35c" Castor Oil, plain, ounce, ggg 85c bottles, Sale price, ODC TOOTH BRUSHES "This value-givin- non-prof- it sale Is Albuquerque's one-ce- nt sale. We want to meet '60e Tooth Brush, Prophylatio ?1 15o Carbolic Acid Liquid, 1 greatest personally every one in the Albuquerque also want style, 2 for ,. tJXC 1 ounce, 2 for XUV trading territory and you to know of the high quality and goodness of Meritol Some of Our 35e Corn and Bunion Remedy. Thermometers Products and are conducting this special One Cent Sale Specials Offp Fever means of you Into our store. This sale liquid. 2 for OUV as a bringing case Is for the public only positively none sold to dealers we Perle Kiss Rouge, gold box. - Genuine B. D. & Co. Aluminum antl- - I- as as LIVENS LAZY LIVERS 65o value, 2 for DDC $1.00 Rubbing Alcohol, A1 and chain (1 minute) record. Regular do not limit quantities, buy much you wish at these 2 for tDX.VX prices but we cannot promise that our supply will last septic, (pint). price $1.25, One Cent Sale Off Thousands suffer from Inactive liver. Eye Brow Pencils, 25o - until night. Better come We suggest that gold, OCtn 2 foi- Iv. DX6 Wednesday early. 25o 2 35o Mustard Ointment, (jars). price. you bring a frlena, relative or neighbor, and club together To liven the liver get a bos of value, for DC 6c to share the saving." MERITOL LIVER PILLS Lipsticks, 25o value, The merchandise featured for this sale Includes toilet - Off. 35o Bath Powder, (cans), per-- 2 for ..- ZDC QC needs, guaranteed rubber goods, high quality stationery, Those who use them say they are 2 for OUl ac- Compact Face Powder, large gold box. fumed, Fountain Pens soaps, household drug needs, hair nets, and shaving for liver Ills; and they do not great - cessories. and other $1.25 value, J- 25o Tincture of Iodine, self-flllln- g, gripe. Correct constipation Off ORn A. A. Co., (1 2 for Made by the Waterman bowel troubles and sweeten the stomach 2 tor ounce). ....111 side lever. style. Reg- - No phone orders, C. O. D.'t or at these di.D Regular f delivery (J-- P7ff Sale Refills for fiOc Eczema Ointment, : ffl ular price $1.76. One Cent Prices. 25a bottles, price, same, 50c, 2 for ..OIL Sale price, 2 for ' I U 2 for 26c 3 for OlC E Pcge Six LBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 29. 1922

These canors and rafts form HIGH-GRAD- is : later E LIGHT ' car notablo for its low operating THE CULTIVATION OF RUBBER; METHODS I lie mouns of transporting the rub- costs. ber to KOtnn point where it can POWERED CAR IS The niodel exhibited in Paris was r OF PREPARING IT FOR THE MARKETS; rnuko its way to market. The the product of the English plant at ciinot's ulso find a ready market, EUROPEAN DEMAND Derby. It is still in the trial and NEW YORK IS CHIEF CONSUMERS' MARKET swelling iho profits of the experimental-stage- , and will not in de- In answer to the European any measure interfere or interrupt t mand for a high-grad- e light-powere- d the output of tho standard The in the sunk into SMUGGLERS STOPPED car of unusually low operat- chassis. rapid growth produc- insignificance except was a tion of rubber on pluntiitluiia lias I'nr.-- mill Mtiuaos. ing cost, there announced made the work of bnyinK crude in the markets in Iho AT MEXICAN BORDER, few weeks ago at the Seventeenth VAST MOTOItCVtl,!': MILE primary Annual Automobile Salon in Paris The world's record for the mile Dodge Brothers rubber an different kind districts of the altogether plantation agents SPEEDING IN A CAR 10-2- half-mll- o i a new 0 horse model. on a has been of tak from what it was when growers offer heir goods to repre- power track all was "wild" sentatives of American and Euro- The new car, a chassis, broken three times this year. Gene practically rubber was a on Mexi- and when scores of varieties wero pean rubber brokers nnd manufac- It dark night tne is designed to meet the extraor- Walker riding at the Eastern BUSINESS COUPE can border. The car loomed of it In comlns in from all parts of the turers, in the great secondary big dinarily high price petrol States Exposition Trr Spring- In all Forts of as up out of the black) ess and sped throughout Europe nnd the bur- field, Mass., on Columbus Day tropics conditions. markets, such London and New dis- nine-tent- by, a shadow, taxation bused on horso two In 1:00 Now, about of the York, rubber is handled largely by swiftly moving densome made the laps This regarding the immigration officer' power which is on breaks nil records and it crude rubber produced in the brokers. rating general existing all-yea- r summons to halt. Continent. Since its in Is fastest time ever In The approach of winter emphasizes the use- world is prown on plantations in The manner in which crude rub- lusty the price the rr.ide the Far East under the direction A shot rang out. Then another this country would be practically the history of cycledom for the fulness car. - ber conies to in Brazil is bullet-- 40-5- of the market the front tire was the same as of tho 0 horse mile half-mil- e of Europeans. One notable excep- still In of Apparently that on a dirt track. very primitive. spite proof or the shots had missed ear now built tion is the great plantations In there will al- power large being this fact probably mark the car for- new is not touch-sens- e in weather-strippe- d Sumatra and Malaya. These nro n their big leaped in Springfield, tho car Bats hove a special Wind and sleet beat vain against the ways be market for Brazilian ward with foot upon to nn American them from under the direction of Americans rubber because of its somebody's expected develop which prevents hitting doors and windows. A floor radiator keeps and it is not to high'quaUly the accelerator. vogue, especially since the larger things when flying at night. exaggerating say but the high cost of getting it out The officer's flashed that they lead all the of will over gun again. the interior as warm as a room. The windows are plantations the jungle prevent its Tho big enr swerved and slowed of the world in the scientific cul- regaining a supreme position. With for ventilation. ture of the rubber tree. down, coming finally to a grinding iifuuwumi wwiiai readily adjusted food scarce and expensive and la- rear tire with the The methods of preparing crude bor Brazil can stop, the fiat, aula high, hardly hope immigration men close at its heels. rubber on the plantations are such ever again to become the first rub- Underlying these seasonal comforts, is tne satisfac- as trained business men would "Hands up!" The officer's voice use, ber nation of the world in competi- was not nor was the rial sturdiness. and the rubber reaches the market tion with the Ear East which lias gentle, grip tion owners feel in the car's except! clean and in standard forms. Ro of the practiced hand on the six the inexpensive labor of China and shooter that backed up the com- that about all a rubber merchant hand-welde- India at Its disposal. The is a d steel unit. It' need know about rubber today is mand. body proper In tho vast forests which cover A big darky, gun in hand, rose the various grades of ribbed and the of the Amazon is now generally known that this novel construc- crepe rubber the standard forms valley and its from tho front seat. There wre in which rubber comes from the tributaries are numberless scat- others in the back seat scarcely We tion has made possible Dodge Brothers enamel fin- tered groups of wild rubber trees. in tho darkness. The Salvage plantations and a few grades of discernible ish of which is baked at tem- be- In the important towns and cities big fellow seemed to promise fight (instead paint) high Brazilian rubber. The latter, bo rub- cause of its still re- it used to the custom for until one of the immigration men on the surface of the steel. high quality, ber merchants to fit out of Old perature mains a factor in the market, while collecting poked the muzzle a shot gun Batteries expeditions under men who gath- dangerously close to his midriff. most of the other wild rubber shave en- in with ered about. them groups of Indian "Doan you shoot, officer. Doan The trimness and grace of the body lines are disappeared competition workers. The entire exclaimed equipment yod shoot. Ah's yours," If there's a for ser- non-rumb- the plantation product. for chance further hanced a fabric top and rear quarters When "wild rubber" dominated the expedition was furnished tho big man excitably, releasing by by the merchant, who vice in it we extend life. If has the a buyer had to be ex- literally his hold on the gun and throwing its it fashioned in the present attractive mode. market, "grub-staked- " the Now air. perienced and clever to a high de- expedition. his hands in tho any value, we give you the value to- gree to differentiate between the tbero is much less of this outfitting In this manner several smug- by merchants, tho head of the ex- glers were captured on the border wards the of a new Genuine Spanish blue leather upholstery, wide snug- -' many varieties and forms and the purchase battery. in which crude rubber was pedition usually furnishing near Calexieo a short while age doors and grades equipment and supplies. The incident is related by Ear. fitting roomy luggage quarters heighten offered, and particularly to guard, The sets off into the Our trade-i- n allowance down of distinc- against being cheated out of his expedition Gaskell, now of the superintend brings the impression you instantly get the car's jungle and spends months collect- ent's office at the of the Prest-O-Li- te eye teeth in sharp trades. Huying plant further the new prices, tive fitness for service, either business or social. rubber in those was like the ing the rubber from the scattered Spreekels "Savage" Tire company, days trees. At the nearest to in the United them the lowest old business of swapping horses. points and formerly States making possible prices civilization the harvests of rubber well-kno- All sortfl of tricks were in vogue Immigration service on the border for this are picked up by steamers which quality battery and only the Bhrewdest of mer- all-arou- all-weat- The is tie the river banks near nd, bat- price $1,130 delivered, Albuquerque. chants had any chance of up along the best avoiding the camps of the trippers. In more the pitfalls. There grew up in remote of Ihe men tery. those times a of trained, sections part J. KORBER & CO. croup In the expedition work at rubber careful buyers who could tell nt . the others Prest-O-Li- a one of collecting nnd make You can a te Prest-O-Plat- es 1'hoDc "S3.. 216 sight every the varieties, canoes and rafts from get with Ninth Second Street their place of origin and their giant logs. Value when cleaned and dried. as low as $19.90 for light cars, ach rubber district had Its less any allowance for the old own method of battery. peculiar preparing j the rubber for market, and the If forms in which it was put up were you're thrifty, call on us. In many cases almost grotesque. There were "niggers" from Soudan, or Gambia and Sierra Ieone. "vir- East or West, North gins" from Matta-Gross- "twists" South, wherever you may from Manoh and Ijihou and "balls'" will find MORROW AUTO COMPANY from the Cameroon and Gaboon. go you people Other forms were' ''nuts.' turning to Nash Cars in DISTIUUI'TOKS "spindles." "thimbles," "sheets," ever growing numbers as "slabs." marbles," "worms," "bis- Cars of 313-31- 5 West Silver. Albuquerque, X. M. cuits," "scraps," nnd "lumps." Quality being representative In the earlier days a buyer had the very best that Ameri- te gtive chief thought to getting THEY SATISFY can manufacturers can full value for his money. . Today, a with a vast production and only H-4- produce. BUICK 9. few varieties the buyers chief study $600 is the condition of business: ' Rebuilt. throughout the world and the Completely Oldestservice to motorists probable luctuatlons in prices. HUP, rebuilt $375 In the old days there used to FORD Sedan SIX COUPE be many important crudo rubber $375 markets: Ixmdon and Liverpool in Oakland Roadster ..$350 England: Para nnd Mannos in Ford $150 Brazil; Bordeaux for wild rubber; 'Touring 2,155.00 from French Africa and Madagas- - ' Buick Touring $325 car; Lisbon for Portuguese East Hup Touring $325 Africa; and Antwerp for the Bel- - Ford plan Congo. Weekly auctions were Truck $225 ALBUQUERQUE. held in Antwerp and Liverpool. Ford Touring $300 Even today no rubber center has Reo Truck $75 a rubber exchange. Singapore, in of Silver Bar Radiator the heart the plantation section, Caps rou. or witwrb has become the greatest primary for all Cars. tou sec this i market in the world, and London, A Stock of through the fact that seventy-fiv- e Complete per cent of the crude rubber is Used Parts. produced by British capital, Is the largest secondary market. New Tork is the chief consumers' mar- HOBBS MOTOR HOOVER MOTOR ket, America consuming about seventy-fiv- e cent of all tho rub- COMPANY " ' per SPECIAL-SI- X SI3-5I- SEDAN ber produced. Singapore, Colombo 5 V. roiitml Phone 431 COMPANY ,' Bl and Amsterdam have weekly auc- Jfrffi& pifff tions where lots are offered In a Not a Home for Used We variety of auantlties and qualities. Cars; Sell Them. 416-41- All the "wild rubber" markets have 8 West Copper. $2050 iffM N IpLsf

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FOR ALL CARS. , There's something alluring about It is mounted on the same de- the Studcbaker Special-Si- x Sedan. pendable Special Six chassis that If that old battery will not turn the bus over, call has added new fame to the name us and we will you one that will. You notice it when you pass one Studebakerwherevercarsare known. give on the street. It grows on you as examine the car's details. be- ' you It Compare, its its en- comes even more when appearance, pronounced durance records, its its GALER BATTER? STATION take the wheel and drive it: comfort, you equipment and its recognized reli- with car i No wonder the Special-Si- x Sedan ability any within hundreds Successors to Station. of dollars of its Joyce Battery EQUIPMENT carries such an appeal Its beauty price. Judge it on 107 South Fifth Phone 941. of line, finish and quality first then price because Street. appointments alone is no Automatic windthUld fascinates you. The delightful har- price indication of its wiper. of color in the the intrinsic value. Rear-vie- mony upholstery, mint. completeness of the appointments Aren't These Motorists Wise?- - Beaded radiator. and the soft carpeting afford real You can have confidence in the Sihauat heater. elegance and at a new low price. quality of Studebaker cars in the Ceorteay Bfht. 70 years of business success and Cord tires at nearly Fabric prices Jeweled eiiht-da- y clock. The body Is a striking example of manufacturing integrity back of today offer a of 50 Cowl ventilator. the handicraft of Studcbaker arti- them and in the sterling dollar-for-doll- ar bargain fully Thief proof tranamitalon sans. Built in Studcbaker plants value built into them. more miles in the cord material. lock. where the coachmaker's art has been Rain vicar. Of course the' cords are all in the handed down from father to son for The name Studebaker on your Opalescent corner more than two generations. car insures satisfaction! carcass of the tire and clearly, you haadllfhta. nee must have a longer wearing tread Artiatlc coach lampa. on your cord tire if want the ex- Four doora that awing wide We are again to handle and all you open. MODELS AND PRICES- -, o. b. factories: prepared any tra miles out of . . automatic window the carcass. Simple I 1 MAC-DR- Y LIGHT-SI- SPECIAL-SI- BIO-SIX tails for STORAGE BATTERIES. lifta raiae or lower plate-gtaa- e j That's more motorists windowa. .lirW.B. 119' W.B. 116' W. B. why every 0 out-of-da- ' H. P. so H. P. 60 H. P. Let us figure on replacing that old te day are buying the cord tire with "wet" storage battery. We can give you maximum the wider and thicker tread. That's Touring. .$ 97S Touring S1275 Touring $1650 Roadier 975 Rosdster(3-PaM.).- . 1250 Specdater J78S allowance for old one on the of a Super-Trea- d your purchase the Gates Cord. Rodster(4-Fas.).- . IJ7S Coupe 227S MAC-DR- new OPaie) 12M Coupe (4Paa.) 1875 Sedan 2473 MAC-DR- Sedao 1550 2050 Sedan (Special) .... 2(150 REMEMBER the Y STORAGE BAT- Seda, TERY IS GUARANTEED THREE YEARS and Cord Tint Standard Equipmtnt REQUIRES NO WATER. Sid-We- st Battery & Ignition Co. THE COOPER MR COMPANY . Distributors. :i-- V. CENTRAL 'AV-N- phone niSTIUBlTORS. , 619 U, 321 South Second St. Phone 789. ' ..AND WF. SFI1 F.M! ItnATMAUT miD&Cn ALL KINDS BATTERY REPAIRING UWMIIIIUIII iiUUDklft VVEI AND RECHARGING THIS IS S T U D E B A K E R Y E A R 401 West Copper Ave. Phone 237-- J. October 29, 1923 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Fago Scveii'

i t annual o event. On arriv- in HIGHWAY BOARD TO HELP HOMESEEKERS YOU OWN AN AUTOMOBILE ing Europe, ho will bo met by WHY SHOULD W. '. Bradley of Taris, the Euro- AND TO CONSIDER SUBURBAN PHASE OF pean representative of the Indiana- polis Speedway, who will accom- MOTOR SIXTY SERVED Man's capital in tlio business ot tractive marketing place, pany him on his visits to the Euro- TRANSPORT; CITIES life is his time. Hia use L.ct any man look down at his Mr. to primary a pean factories. Myers plans of its capital is to buy space. From two feet that can barely pace visit factories In England, France, the primordial slime to this very yard at a time nnd when nt these Belgium, A ration-wid- e Into include three of the chief tierniany, Austria, Italy investigation only hour, his life has been a matter of "seven league boots" that step by and also to inspect tho famous the uses to which the motor car cities of tho country, Baltimore, movement. 51 an must incessantly miles and let him consider how cement bowl at Brooklands and the is put by its purchasers, conducted Petroit and Cleveland. The fig- move himself and his goods from his time has been stretched anil new Mouza track nt Milan. the National Automobile Cham- ures do not Include New York, by placo to place. He must buy space his space shn nkon. Tho ber of Commerce, discloses that in Boston, Chicago, San aro nil of them, from Italians havo permitted the Philadelphia, with his time. The value of his They Herman race teams to compete in 135,000 instances in sixty cities Francisco,, Kt. Louis, I.OS Angeles time is measured in terms of space skimpy flivver to luxurious limou- the county the motor or other cities of evidence of man's vic- their events and tho TndlanapoliS throughout approximately miles per hour. His capital iitoek sine, the lins decideti to accept V car has been used ns a vehicle ot their population. The combined of time is limited to threa score tory over his limited capital of Spcdway relief from hinh the population of th: sixty ten. entries from Germany and Austria city rentals, reporting years and With this limited time, for the, race. owners of this number of auto- cities is less than 8,000,000. capitalization he must ever bar- They mark one of his greatest coming 1 1 is Coata-le- n mobiles having moved from the If the same ratio Is maintained gain for more and more space. Ho triumphs, tho multiplication ot his expected that Louis city to the suburbs and depending throughout the rest of the United is ever to increase the movements. will bo back with a team of lesn fiOO.DOO auto- trying Ernest solely upon their cars for trans- States, not than working power of his limited cap- Which is but another way, of English, Sunbeams; that 'ueffln.'mt'IM..:n.. portation between their offices mobiles have been used during the ital. saying that the automobile has Ballot will again put a Ballot team In the in the field and will and homes. past three years fight agaiiwt For ages man his lengthened his life, Minneapolis that Peugeot In- rents. bought space come in. .Much is of tho t.M The result of the Chamber's high with the horse, whose four feet hud Tribune. ' expected vestigation was placed before the Baltimore and Detroit are tied a than Fiat team in 1923 and tho Italians conference of the Educa- for in the number of greater purchasing power havo been anxious to race at In- Highway first place his two. He bought space with EUROPE tion Board ut Washington, P. C. motor cars used primarily to carry GOES TO dianapolis since 1917 but have the currents of rivers and with tho never f "It recently, on which the chamber workers to and from their work LINE ON their cars could make T case num- winds. He bred the horse to go TO GET Hie kind of a 6 Tt was represented. The conference each day. In each the and fail- showing necessary was ber is 25,000. Louis- faster faster, built faster to win at called by John J. Tigert, approximately and thus and la- SPEEDWAY ENTRIES Indianapolis. 1'nlted States Commissioner o ville is rated next, in returns com- ing ships, slowly The decision to Gorman Oak boriously added a meager mite to accept ,1 Education, Chairman of the Board, piled thus far, with 20,000. his little store. He discovered Carl O. Fisher, president of tho entries should bring back the Mer- to discuss all III. and Cleveland are rated cedes phases of highway Park, steam, and had his first big bar- Indianapolis Motor Speedway com- fliers which were promin- construction, but primarily to con- at 5,000 cars each; Toledo at 3.500; announces T. E. ent in tho 50o-mil- o events Pasa- gain at the space counter. His pany that Myers, early tinue steps, inaugurated two years Tampa, Fla., Payton, Ohio, stock went Ho crowded secretury nnd general manager of and with which ltnph PePalma ago to further the educational Calif., and Casper, Wyo. at soaring. won 1915 event. The Mer- dena, steam faster and faster, gaining the Hooslor track sailed for Europe the work of colleges and universities 3,000 Winston-Sale- N. C Tulsa, on tho on October 24. cedes factory has had cars more and more of it Aquitania The Maxwell has demonstrated climb- V- numbering highway engineering Okla., Houston, Tex., Richmond, space, but since 1911. good hill are was qualified by rigid rails and The Indianapolis Mot'or Speedway among their courses. Va and Bellingham, Wash. is Mr. to The increased interest 1n In- vast expenditures of preliminary company sending Myers Europe ing ability never equalled by car in Thus far the Investigation is reported to tho Chamber as hav- u lino on tho for and the announcement arty any 2000 cars each which have been effort. His steam machine was get prdspects recently complete. The sixty cities from ing master of man. factory entries in tho that the Packard Motor Car com- class. In a test conducted a been received devoted to this the Wan must European - price laboratory by which reports have purpose. still go with the machino on tho eleventh annual international 500- pany would be back in the game scientific machine's time. Even with the mila sweepstakes, on May o0, for next season, augurs a record entry leading school, it actually negotiated ( 30 lion workers. Another million locomotive, man's 122 cubic inch cars. list for Indianapolis next May a of HEAVIER GASOLINE in of the reduction of the pis- grade with a percentage 12.3 in high gear. more are employed In allied indus- greatest movement was still with European factories have raced spite the horse at eight miles an hour. the 122 cubic Inch class this year ton displacement. Judging by the More than 100 much GIVES BEST RESULTS tries directly dependent. made the cars higher priced cars sirnilarly The automotive industry today is Then came the automobile, and in the French flrund Prix and the speeds by European FOR MOTOR FUEL man- the price of space fell. As fast as new llonza Hp'Tdway, at Milan, in the races in France and Italy tested failed to reach the Maxwell record. the largest among America's the season the Only ufactories. It is bigger than oil, the steam train, as mobile as the Italy. On the latter course which dining present speed steel. horse, the motor car increased Is Europe's first attempt to dupli- next .Memorial Day should equal a most car balance That gasoline considerably heav- meat, lumber, and iron and Mur-ph- y powerful engine, perfect exceeds it. One man's capital of time manyfold. cate the Indianapolis course, tho that, of last year when Jimmy ier and less volatile than the grade Only agriculture shnltercd all aver- and enabled now in use will out of seven wage earners get their Man Is master of this machine to Europeans havo also had success marks by easy rolling bearings the good general produce use 91 91. IS miles hour for tho practically the same automobile livelihood from It. The 1922 busi- it when and where he will. with tho cubic inch class. These aging per Maxwell such to- Man to move classes in terms are grind. to perform an unparalleled feat. mileage per gallon is shown by ness will reach the astonishing began voluntarily European on three-quarte- bil- with slow one as one one Mr. Myers was accompanied tests under government auspices to tal of two and feet. He was of the known the two und nnd one-ha- lf to Mrs. non-ski- determine what is the best motor lion dollars. Of this total accord- slowest of the vertebrata. But now and litre divisions, being his trip Europe by Myers. Cord tires, front and rear; disc steel wheels, demountable at he rim motor-drive- n fuel for the average automobile. ing to rubber statisticians, tires darts about tho earth faster based on the cubic inch piston and at hub; drum type lamps; Alemite lubrication; 0. In l!cr;rcts From Fatherland. electric horn Four automobiles, repre- $700,000,-00- than the fastest. of the engine. ; unutually long springs; new type watertight windshield; typical represent approximately ' If one be to to the number of Tim former Crown Prince re- senting nearly 75 per cent of all - disposed ponder Due, European snug curtains that open with the doors. Prices f. o. b. Detroit, cars on the were In miles for tho year, over the details of life; to go back factories racing the small classes, grets bis inability to help the revenue tax to be added: Touring Car, 385; Roadster, 8S5; passenger road, passenger of tho immediate to have creat- it remembers selected fop the tests, which were tho automobile Uiould have two outward, aspect Mr. Myers expects a Fatherland. Maybe Club Coupe, 985; Four PaJsenger Coupe, $1235; Sedan, M335 made Bureau of Standards railroad's one. Its seat- of things, there is much more to or number of European entries how he helped at Verdun. Indi- by the against tjio an automobile at- - eleventh nt Washington, with the ing capacity Is twenty to one of show than an than ever before in tho anapolis Star. of the American Petroleum the railroad coach. Institute, the Society of Automo- One In every three bales of cot- tive Engineers and the National ton go into automobile tires. Four " Automobile Chamber of Commerce. out of every five pounds of rubber TJfee schedule of tests represented are used for them. Eighty per WOOD BSOTOR' COMPANY as nearly as possible, all of the cent of the five and one-ha- lf bil!i"n conditions of operation to which gallons of gas produced for tho DISTRIBUTORS car is in be to run the f( V the average subjected year will required 414 West 854-- ' service. eleven million cars registered Copper. Phone J It was demonstrated that in spite of the fact that the oil industry has been compelled to make in- creasingly heavy fuel in order to meet the demand, the lessened vo- EASV TERMS latility of commercial gasoline has Open Evenings and Sundays. not only not affected the mileage per gallon, but that even heavier fuel will produce results Just as USED CARS FOR satisfactory. Wit hi the constantly increasing number of automobiles in use and SALE OR TRADE the consequent growth of the de- mand for motor fuel, the neces- of an increased 1022 Ford, driven only a few I sity obtaining gaso- hundred 1 v line yield from crude petroleum CQ7Pi X be when miles OO I J A will I appreciated especially If Yj L it is considered that the greater 1921 Ford roadster truck. Kelly A the yield, the lower the cost of pro- cord tires; a duction and therefore, the price OO--CQ? mm to the consumer. dandy it The tests are being continued tn Several other Fords, $125 up. for Economical Traniporiati determine if the heavier grades o See them. . gasoline will produce the same re- rL sults in winter and also whether B Old Eight touring, (PfiAA the tendency of the heavier grades A- -l condition tUUUU to dilute crank-cas- e lubricants is too great to compensate for the Oakland Six touring, 1919 mors abundant supply of fuel. In view of the results thus far tTor.A:!.r?r.di:....S400 achieved, however, it is believed that any such subsidiary problems E 49 Buick touring, six tires, GONOCO'S as remain will be readily solved by excellent running 2Q'7f strongest point the efforts of oil and order t50 I U automotive engineers. E 45 P.uick touring cannot be you buy gasoline you want all the power you duplicated for the WHEN LATEST STATISTICS money $425 iirnfnrm rpTpnr4oW nniuer tVi Irinrl

ON 1922 PRODUCTION e tn Ttfenty-fiv- others ranging that comes from instant ignition and complete combustion. OF AUTOMOBILES' price, $100 up. Parts audi Accessory Dept. The strongest point about CONOCO is the POWER it Latest automotive statistics in- dicate a 1922 production and sale New starting- - cranks, ring delivers. But this is only one point in which it excels. in the United States of over 1.8Q0,-00- 0 pinion and transmission gears cars. .This is in excess of even head dimmer cylinder gaskets,' Positive pick-up- , less carbon the most optimistic estimate made lens, and radiator caps for ai: start, quick and greater earlier In the year. In spite'of the': can. Prices reasonable. mileage are all too. of 1,100,000 cars ' there, scrapping during Used for twenty-fiv- e the year, there will bo a clear gain parts to of over popular oars at a savins of 5( the industry 600,000 to 75 cent. And there is a good reason for this. CONOCO has been cars. On this basis, replacement per markets alone for the next five scientifically developed with a carefully determined range years will require more automo- Mcintosh Auto Co. biles than were built during the of boiling-point- s in just the right proportion. (Announcing past five years. Home of Dependable Used Car: ',1 In the sales, and 311-31- manufacture, Phono 562. 5 W. Most contains some sort of a of boiling-point- s service branches of the industry, Coppci any gasoline range and almost equally divided between but it takes experience, resources and refining skill them, are three-quarte- nf a tnil- - 1923 SUPERIOR Models to get these nicely balanced not too many low points Chevrolet Motor has admitted leader- r Again Company emphasized its at the sacrifice of the equally important-highe- ones, nor ship .as producer of the World's Lowest Priced Quality Automobiles. an uneven "jump" somewhere in between. It is this ideal The 1923 SUPERIOR models one is illustrated proportion of the whole range that you will find in of which here repre- the sensational values in economical CONOCO. That is we call it the balanced sent most modern, transportation why gasoline. ever established. That is why CONOCO does all the things you expect of a has been still further improved by more artistic design and good motor fuel and does them well. QUALITY added equipment.

all-roun- d, year-roun- d find For satisfaction 'you'll ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements CONOCO the best buy! Try it for a month and you'll and added facilities. use it the rest of the season. SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basisby 10,000 dealers and Once the superlative ease and service stations. N No;need for lubrication troubles. Use the proper con- charm ofmotoring in theTwin' PRICES added and - sistency of POLARINE, The Perfect Motor Oil, and drain remain the same in spite of equipment more expen- Six have been sive which have increased value. experienced the crankcase '400 to 500 miles. construction, greatly even in a brief dembnstra' every Some Distinctive Features Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. tion it is difficult to be satis' THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Streamline body design with high fied less " with than : A feed anything ( Colorado Corporation) hood; vacuum and rear gasoline Five Passenger Touring '525 - all head this matchless car Denver Pueblo Boise tank on models; drum type provides.- Albuquerque with lenses. Two Roadster 510 Butte Great Fells Salt Lake lamps legal Curtains open Passenger City Cheyenne with models. Closed doors of open Five Sedan 860 ROLAND SAUER & CO. models have plate Ternstedt Passenger DISTIUBCTORS glass regulated windows, straight side cord Four Passenger Sedanette 850 420 W. Central 'Albuquerque, S. M. tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and dash light. The Sedanette is Two Passenger Utility Coupe 6S0 O. S. EMBLEM, Pettier, Snutn N. M. equipped Fc, with avito trunk on rear. Sec these remarkable cars. Study the ' specifications PACKARD Reg. V. S. Pat. Off. Nothing Compares With Chevrolet

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FOOTBALL ON CRUTCHES Little Invalids ot St. Martin's Home, Pyrford, England, enjoy game as mucb as able-bodie- brotbers. (Int'l Newsreel.)

HAPPY WOULD tieneva Mitchell, seventeen, thought It wou Id lie last March when elia married "nob" SavaRft. wealthy Detroit "prep" student. "Sally" 'Follies' and Boston nnjaina parties obviate necessity of inlrodiiciiiR her. Now, in annulment buit in New York, (die showed letters to prove marriage license was obtained by false statements. "Impulse" romance lasted one week. (N. Y. Am--

TKIBUTE TO EUGENE FIELD, famous "Hoosic r poet,' was unveiled by bis grandchildren, Gene Field Fos- ter and Robert Eugene Field. In Lincoln Park, Chicago. (lnt'I Newsreel.)

P. 0. SCAFFE, former player, is An- helping coach SECRETARY OF NAVY DENBY ISN'T napolis football eleven. NUTTY! Hero's proof, for if ho were a nut he'd (Int'l Newsreel.) be attacked viciously by Pete, famous White House squirrel. (int'l Newsreel.)

to ANDREW KIRKALDY. golf professional at St. Andrews, acted as caddy to Prince of tA fit Wales when latter "played In" as He is shown with CAUL T O N captain. WAY v.. H l UTCHINS is M317 McGregor, likely to be An- napolis center this golfing prodigy. year. (Int'l Newsreel.) (Int'l Newsreel.)

(JUL'ELTY Is ctiurged by Mm. Miriam Nesbit I' MacDermott, of Larcbniont, N. Y., and stage, apply- P V ' t A 4 ?'JU,-- J' ing for separation from Marc MaclJprmolt, "H'JRK'S HOW IT'S UEINO DONE this season at Columbia," Coach Jim actor i.N. Y. Am.) Rice explains 10 rowing candidate. (Int'l Newsreel.)

EDMUND BURKE ME- MORIAL, presented to Aniei lea by Sir Charl.s Wakefield, AS OWNER OF THIS TREE near Blooming-ton- , former Lord Mayor of London, ' III., refused to have it cut down, linesmen has been unveiled in Wash cuit bole through foliage through which to run D. C. ingtou. eight telephone wires. . Int'l Newsreel.) (Inil Newsreel.)

FUTURE PERSUINGS In dren parade at West Point. (Int'l Newsreel,) s::

C. S. CRUISER PITTS- BURGH (right) Is en route to v European waters to act, for two years, as flagship of tbo American squadron.

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W1LUELM WY MENTAL, former stage director ot fa- , mous Viennese Opera Com pany, arrives to become stage director of Metropolitan Opera CompanJ of New York. GREENWICH VILLAGE RAID netted evidence by which Miss Linna M. Thomas, New York, aked divorce authorot , NEW DIAL TELEPHONE, which does away from Lloyd Thomas, magazine editor and former officer In N. Y. A.) with operators, being put in all New York City "PLAYBOY" makes play of highest hurdles exchanges, shown worked by H. F. Thurber, presi- In Chestnut Hill, Mass., Horse Show, with Miss Janice Liggett, of Boston, up. dent of New York Co Y. Am ) Telephone (N. ' (Int'l Newsreel.)

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4K1'HUK BODANZKV.con ductnr of Metropolitan Opera Company, bas returned from tour of Europe. THIS SIXTEEN INCH tried out throws pleasute GUN, at Aberdeen, Md, proving ground, 2,340 pound projectile thirty miles iis: (Int'l Newsreel.) with deadly accuracy. ,U1U ilCWBICVI, CITY OF PALERMO, Sicily, where Cotstantlno, deposed ruler ot Greece, Is to live In exila, (lnt'I Newsreel ) ' I!"

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