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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-29-1921 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-29-1921 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-29-1921 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-29-1921." (1921). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/400 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. V If ICou Must Don t .Li t our Feet Draff A good sized group of fine boosters wore out shoe The people should appreciate these men who lay means mass and mass actionimeans irresistible who are in sympathy with the movement but who, by leather, with excellent results, yesterday in the Chamber down their private ' work and go out to labor on this nowpr tnwnrrl nrntrrpsa. !!niltinn mtUt linAn YlA'mer iaTia Tnalrrf tit. Inad liliAirtf of Commerce drive. These men have their shoulders to public enterprise. But appreciation should take the Are you indifferent, or doing nothing to help? to move. the wheel and their toes in the gravel, pushing forward .form of participation. Every man and woman who will .Then you are adding a load to ilie chariot which other Get off and push. Be at the Chamber rooms at the chariot of progress. join in a grand drive to finish the work in a whirl of citizens are trying to push forward. Get off and help 8:30 this morning. '. Memberships come easily. The people are ready ' enthusiasm should be at the Chamber of Commerce push, by becoming a worker. Don't rido while others o nn 1 ' ' - t ! a If your circumstances are such that you must ride, for this great popular movement in city building. What rooms ai o;ju mis morning, every one wno rails 10 toil in your behalf. don't let feet Meet the solicitor with a stni'e. is needed is more workers who will the drive. decreases that much the of a Are the Then are not your drag. help push appear, by probability you "knocking" project? you Subscribe quickly and send him on his way with a light It cannot stop until the goal of at least 1,200 members sweeping and quick victory for Albuquerque. only riding, but you are letting your feet drag. If there heart. is reached.. There should be many more members than This movement among the masses of the people, "is are such, they are too few to count much. that minimum. the most significant thing in the history of the city. It It is the indolent, the indifferent and the "too busy" NO ONE CAN STOP US, BUT OURSELVES. CITY CITY EDITION XJQUE MOKNIK G JOUENA EDITION KORTY.SM'OXI. VKAIt Dally by Carrier or Mull 8!c a Month GO. New Mexico, November 29, 1921. R- VOL. CLXXI. No. Albuquerque, Tuesday, Single t)l EUROPE BRQKL 3 9 ?, FLEET LIIITI SHORT SKIRTS, THIN E SEEKS Famous "Bloodless Surgeon STOCKINGS, LOW CUT mo WAISTS CRITICISED M CAN'T PAY U. PLAN OF HUGHES STORY OF Is at Work on S. Children 28. TELLS Denver, Colo., Nov. Short skirts, transparent stock- , 70 PER CENT ings and low cut waists "Invit- 'PHdiVJii.' ing the staring and lecherous HER WAR BILLS IS WITHOUT gaze of men" came in for a TEL PARTY s f ? p. W -- r condemnation last niRht a' f si's fTf i if Methodist i. Trinity church fx which enjoys one of the largest RATIO riDW HINDER t 'J TECHNICAL FLAW congregations in the city, when SAN till the Itev. Loren At. Edwards MCISGO HL "JTr made a sensational doparturo from his usual policy ot Nearly Every Nation Admits American Basic Offer of a of existing institutions, Movie Comedian Relates preaching a sermon on the KOTO inauiniy to uiiuiuaie no "5-5-- 3" Naval Ratio Has subject of "the Idolatry of Happenings at a Gather-'in- g SUES United passion." Debt to States, Stood Every Test Applied "Wo need to go back to Which Preceded, the Banker Declares, By the Experts, the old time modesty In Death of dress," tho spealter assorted. Virginia Rappe, American Delegation Is Said "I am not trying to send you RECOMMENDS A PLAN FULL COMMITTEE TO back to your grandmother's DENIES INFLICTING to St2nd Firmly on the Is OF EASY PAYMENTS HEAR REPORT TODAY day, you understand. That INJURIES ON GIRL' "5-5-- 3" Plan Proposed not my ploa. But I want to emphasize the fact that famil- By Secretary Hughes. Urges That the Money Thus Analysis of the Major Ele- iarity still breeds the same old Declares He Found Her on traditional contempt. CONFERENCEllUST . Repaid Be Devoted to the ments of the Proposals "People who think they car the Bath Room Floor, of Euro- Have Been get accustomed to any stylo of RECONCILE VIEWS Rehabilitation Completed; dress and that extremo stylet Writhing and Moaning; Civilization, U, S, Officials Hopeful, will have no effect upon pub- Her Talk Was Incoherent pean lic morals, are thinking th Delegate Declares most arrant nonsense. Japanese By The Associated Press.) (By The Ansorlntcd I'rpss.) (By The Associated Tress.) "10-10-7- .- .'ov. 2S. Definite am ashamed of the wom- the " Allotment York, Nov. 28- Rec Washington, "I Son lrrinclflCO. Calif.. Nov. tS New steps toward principles of Secre- - an whoso costume Is such as to Ex- -' the allies or u.c.. tho Associated Press.) Ros- -i Should Prevail; Navy ognition by . tnry Hughes' proposals for a naval Invite the staring lecherouf (by eleven minion aoum building holiday and naval limita- - gaze of men the gnwn im- coe Arbuckle, motion picture Will Meet a Just debt, agreement - perts Today. America as tion thereafter may result tomor- possibly low of bosom, scanty comedian, rpoke his first lines to- this country to easy payments of full by to be row from the meeting the of skirt and with stockings of in tho drama of whlci Nov. and the money thus repaid committee of naval experts to almost incredible day tragic Washington, 28, (By was i 'i-i- central used in rehabilitating Europe, ) fry: V', Hs i tt--' i"? St,l-r- which the task of dct illed examin- he has been the figure . The FranK J . the Associated Press) a plan proposed tonight by ation of the plan was referred. since its Inception Scptomber arms conference is ap- A. Vanderlip, New York banker, The experts have completed their Arbuckle told from the wit- of the war. of last. for obligations analysis of the elements of the , proaching its first great settling returned recently major ness stand his own story Mr. Vanderlip the plnn and it can l)e said author- n- hl decision. where he studied for the American group, happenings nt a party I- from Europe near- itatively WHITTLESEY St. here It was announced tonight economic conditions. He said that no technical fiaw In tho COL. rooms at the Hot"l Francis of Europe admit- been re- which by a few day the Vice Admiral chief ly every nation Hughes' proposals has prectded one of by Kato, ted inability to pay the debt. vealed. death of Virginia Rappe, naval that United States would bo American Basic Orfcr. those who attended. It was at this Japanese expert, The (. seeks a 70 cent hurt as much by the rapid receipt 4fy The American ba.slc ofier of a ON party that the girl received injur-- Japan per in the form of goods, naval ratio between Great ,..hirh raiisnl her death, the It also was an- of payment .DIMS it Is thi naval ratio. as the allied aeDtors wou.u Britain, the United Sutes and prosecution contends, and he said, basis Oi. nounced with equal author- be harmed In malting me puymei. Japan, has stood, in American opin- allegation that forms the not look further than ion, test of fact applied by Arbucklo's trial, now drawing to that the American dele- "We need every ot man- ity to contemplate morely the receipt the experts. It embodied no mis- a close on the charge r, stood on Secre- of Interest. r J or errors of calculations. And gation firmly of $500,000,000 a year f takes slaughter. "5-5-- 3" came tne It Is ns was the Sec- II DrfcnFO Clcsrs Cnse. ratio said. "If that in iorm tonight, it diy tary Hughes' he the closed Its case a. our Industrial situation if u'flirii retary Hughes announced it, Tho defense which means a 60 of goods, ' ''iti proposal ' " .' hub of the whole matter. Hero of the Famous Lost 5:28 in n, vnln attempt to obtaJn would be upset." ex- cent status for. i Ur. Loreni The American experts are admission Into tho record of a per Japan. la a Just Dcof. ; Adolph operating on an infaniile paralysis case in New York. At the fight is Henry W. Battalion Miss -. a th first nostulate in his plan, lr. pected to report that the basis" of Reported statement by George uienno- The conference ultimately , , Frauenthal, chief eurgeon of the hospital. American two he said, he would" lay dowri'the the fact underlying the ina From Steamship on; house detective at the Hotoi must reconcile these that the allied ,dcbt was The wonderful,..,.!.,.hands of Pr. ' trla's debt to America." The attracted nation-wid- e attention plan ws as stated.
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