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D OPEN SEAMS IN THOSE WHO HAVE COMPROMISED DEMOCRATS ARE UTAH MOUNTAINS IENTS IS CAPITAL' Oil TREATY TO LOSS OF FRANCE Streams Running Biood Red LEAGUE With Oxides Shaken From JAPANESE LABOR TO HELP ME Fissures; Brick and Stone Plans Establishment of Newspaper of Which Buildings Abandoned. , Andre of Alt erque 'S IDLE Tardieu, Correspondent (Ry Ttifl Aftfloclntrd FrpM.) (1 ; to Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. 1. Journal, Will Be Political Direr! .mjAPiM Abandonment ot all brick and a Overthrew stone buildings in Elsinoie, 160 Billion Dol- -. ''Business Has a Re- Speak at Monument Unveiling. Group Which miles south of here, came today British, Spending Great Score of Dynasties, Hav- after three addijrftmal earthquake iars This Year on War sponsibility; It Must Fur- struck tho llttlo town this P.Y ANDRE TARDIEU. tardily, to return to2$f treaty shocks for Much . I .. I !.,,) 1 ing Tasted Power, Wants morning and Increased the dam- Goods, Hopes nish Employment," Says (Rpeolnl Pnlilo (o Mornlnjf Journal) r.,0' tremors (Cop) rich t 18H by Albuquerque Journal) am e not. mistaken In I say To It at Any Cost, age wrought by Thursday From Arms C, of C. President, 1. Tomorrow sin ft Keep and Friday. Parley, Paris, Oct. il J :.n were twenty-on- e months Additional shocks recorded Bunday, after etlflA fMnmfinnpnil'H P1'ntr tho Clemen-cea- u NOW SEEKSC0ALITI0N this morning at 8:27, 8:45 ami LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL CARrTtHROUGH of silence, Georges nHrrftn. 8:57. A school house upon which since country will be profo PARTY ON WASHINGTON PROGRAM makes his first speech in-t- o WITH PEOPLE'S were being made from WAITS EMERGENCY of All of the private a. ilfish repairs leaving office as premier J damage wrought by Thursday's deliv- terests the "tiger" squash was almost France. The speech will be tn nnpn tli road to try, all of Name, Is tremor, completely N, M, P,, He Believes ered at the of a monu- to x f v 1 3 Latter, Despite wrecked by this morning's shocks. George Barnes, Gompers Says unveiling lis .Jd take buildins ment erected In his honor by his t the rnuntrv. haVe since been Shows Workmen fled from the Labor Leader, Wonders If the Task of Providing de- rnvi Capitalistic Group; roof to fellow citizens In his native n lnnrnin anu ins as the walls and began aeainst him of of Karl cm m Workers Are to Li Ft Unions Will Assist in partment of Vendee. work. w Progress Party pie. Willing the This event Is welcomed with Scores of dwellings were further But truth will prevail, aa always, Marx, - Ban on Yellow Man. Work for eager curiosity In political circles, damaged today. Jobless, and its hour is nigh. Clemenceau Richfield and two and Indeed In all France. moreover, that it is not Monroe, Dr. John D. Prince. The "tiger" was 80 years old believes, (BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN) nearby hamlets, also reported (BY GEORGE N. BARNES, MJ P.) (Br The Associated Frsiig.) II " . J 5 TTI - : I. .mrlimin- - good enough to wait for that hour; from tho shocks. (Nnriiiil WlrdFHH (o Morning Journiil) Dr. John i.iyneley Prince, pro Oct. 1. to it. For when I (Germany's Foremost Publicist.) minor damage Columbia Washington, Capital 'Bhed. He can for five hours he proposes hasten ilf (Hporlal Cable to Morulas Journnl) Great white seams have been (toiiyrlglit Itt'Jl by Albuquerque Journiil) fessor of languages at here to- write it will 19-- and labor joined forces the country sees clearly (Copyright 1 by Albuquerque Journal) mountains Oct. 1. this is a university, who has been nominat conse- left In the nearby by London, Truly as minis night to give impetus to carrying hundred miles a In an auto- save itself. Clemenceau Berlin, Oct. 1. It is hardly pos- the fractured segments torn away it.ud world. Great Britain is spend- ed by President Harding day with tne i nncu out through community organiza- mobile. quently has decided, together sible for to understand from tho high cliffs and flung In in this year of grace two hun- ter to Denmark from for tried 10 iuuhu a foreigners ing is of the civil serv tion of the emergency program After the vote on January 16, certain irienas, the significance of the meeting ot huge landslides to the canyon bot- dred and seven million pounds States, president the immediate relief of the na- newspaper which will appear this I ice commission of .ew Jersey, no 1920, had deprived him of the tho the social democrats in the old Slav toms. All persons have been .sterling (nearly a billion dollars tion's idle wago earners adopted montn. He will not only be DlL can- lives at Ringwood Manor. N. J., and un- a vote which called of Goerlitz. well may warned to keep out of the on for the next national conference on premiership, but for the city People preparations great is of United States by the out the statement of a great founder the inspiration which three to eighty-fiv- e mill- a close friend di- wonder how a party yons. war, compared recent-mende- d employment. "It de- paper. I will be the political J to from tho mountains are war Senator Frelinghuysen, who mem American newspaper that years ago tore old Germany Streams ions spent the year before the In anneal to tho business rector with a single object, namely, said to be blood red with him. stroys part of the good opinion ni pieces, overthrew a score of dynas- running but recently brought to a close. and chambers of commerce of the Clemenceau has to revive that active sense of oxides shaken from fissures by the there- France enjoys," iniAfaatB which the war ex ties and announced an inexorable It ia not to be wondered, country to actively support tne visited the Malay peninsula all reaction, should successive quakes. as the date of the Wash- 11. ue Tees, Egypt, but which during the last fight against fore, that program, Joseph and India. He then retired to his alted, declare now its readiness to accept ington conference lor the limitation DATA TO president of the Chamber ot Com- little Vendee homo built on the two years nave rjeen iu in draws interest United de in tho hands ofiiuupeace- governmental power of armaments near, IRE merce of he States, beach among the fishermen. languish with the people's party which in it on this side of the water be- clared that "business has a great He cornea now from time defeatists. obscurity not but despite its name, represents high HARDING MAYBE gins to quicken. The fact that th3 responsibility in the situation, it to celebrate with the French sol- Our aim will be criticism, Mr. -- we will have to finance and monarchistic aspira- British prime minister, Lloyd must furnish employment." diers among whom the sculptor action. Doubtless cannot take will not BE SECURED DN Samuel Gompers, of sol- toward those whom we tions. George, part president has placed him, and to issue a be pitiless j The situation reminds one of the lessen tho British sense ot import- the American Federation of Labor. emn note of to the coun- hold responsible for the present when in formal statoment warning while the disappointments of 1914, FORCEDTOTAKE ance in the event. a expressed try, Clemenceau accepted the situation. But telling these same "Internationalists," In- Tho keen interest of the British his continence that "the trade without truth about them, with proof in GtORGEF CLTMENCEAU" movement In each commun- parliament's Ingratitude be stead of hindering tho world war dominions in tho settlement of the WOODMEN SMI" union complaint or a desire for revenge. our hands, we will not attacking as so makes the will Join energetically in the to the with a general strike, they Far Eastern questions . ity If now ho throws off his re- them personally but seeking Georges Clemenceau, "tiger" of dominant effort to assist in the task of pro. interests end re- of on often had threatened, patriotically conference a matter serve, need I say It Is not for per- serve the public France, is the prowl. Emerg- voted credits to on the IH SENATE to us. about work for the thousands sonal ends? Circumstances induce Prance's energies. carry great importance Japan, vlding awakening ing today from a retirement of slaughter. till whose attitude there has been so C. who are Idle." him two retire- Whenever necessary, Clemen- Joint of C. of and after nearly years nearly two years, he will take up The French propensity to see all much spoken, really has taken a Meeting Both Mr. Do Frees and Mr, ment to sound the same danger ceau will do with hiB pen In this are members of the con in- the cudgels against tho Briand gov- occurrences in the German repub- lead toward a settlement. The Local Committees Gompers signal with which, in 1917, he paper what he will do on the plat- ernment tho same more than New And Lodge ference and assisted in and hes- We are convinced and will sound lic of today as nothing Fight on Treaties statement of the Japanese prime urauiiig spired failing France her form tomorrow. with which in 1917 seem this weeTt as- Is City Secure the emergency program. allies. will listen as she list- danger signal "bocho camouflage." might minister gives every Held; May itating that France he inspired failing Fiance and her Justified over the political on Tax Proposals Likely surance of tho good Intent of the My American readors know how ened in 1917. present Big Institution. are will hesitating allies. Tho "tiger" will situation, but tho careful observer To Grow Reach of Pacific empire. While recognizing these circumstances regarded Thus tomorrow's ceremony in the failure In culmi- Beyond influence of the BELEN HOME ROBBED; men who in war and peace in the assail a speech today will see Goerlitz only the the predominant bo taken by the mark a distinct date history of the government to enforce the nation of a evolution. President. United States and Great Britain he No definiie steps could worked with Clemenceau and have of French politics. I call it to the long vesterdav afternoon toward secur ROBBER IS CAPTURED concep- treaty of Versailles against Ger- To understand the situation predict a rapprochement of tho remained faithful to his attention of all Americans who re- the Woodmen of the World san JAIL! we to- many. Furthermore, he will found easily one must compare temporal ROBERT T. powers on the way toward a ing AND LANDED IN tions. Since early in 1920, when that magnificent man (BV SMALL) in lor Dy Ideas a summons to a newspaper of his own, and of th: conditions with the eternal. The (Sptriul lUspatih to Morning Journal) moval of the causes ot unrest atorium Aiouqueruue have upheld our against morrow issues his Md. wh in Joint lodge and chamber of com at first did not be- in paper, Tardeiu, another early Christians, for instance, were (Copyright 1031 by Albuquerque Journal) the Pacific. (Speolnl CorrenponJenre to The Journal.) majority which France to show herself worthy of is merce committees at ineir hicki-in- lieve us, but now begin to see how won the column, tells graphically today a small sect whb believed that tho Oct. 1. Tho legis- The Japanese premier right. Helen, W. M., i. 1" numn peace of the dead who the return of the will be the was Washington, nn-- It there is a possibility that - we were: will remember what "tiger" end of the world approaching lative situation in congress once If the United StatcB, Japan secure institution, ot Walto J. Koeney was buiglar- right victory,, thoy director. Clemenceau will and that: must them- Great Britain can reach a common tho city may the TKnmlav illlt. hptWPPn g What will Clemenceau say to stood for at the war's decisive political they purify more is approaching the point the chamber cl commerce win iuv morrow: he summon Franco to show herself selves for a future life In God's will have agreement regarding tho Pacific a:id 10 o'clock. Both Mr. and Mrs. moment. flcad where President Harding of under- forth every effort to aeeist in the worjjrt 4p. poaco of tho who kingdom. Paul widened th's be. to lake a hand in 'it. The recess of nd if as a result this Keency were away irom nume nu , lief reduction in plans. Rjk-- at Versailles in 1919. How brought her victory. into a world religion, compat- month did to standing there is a returned about 10 o'clock to find ible a apparently nothing world confer- Sufficient data was not available has she since been permitted to FIRST GERMAN LINER with emperors and republics better tho which exist the first committees to their clothing gone as well as a for tha ... --- it? We got her signature to and states. Unlike the early Chris- certain of senators ence convened by America on yesterday as .An,..it., nv.rt,,t tl..... nnn nil- forget 1914 ARRIVES social among groups soil will mark a fully understand the proposition pillow u'iiiii'i'6 had Basements which no longer SINCE tianity, the revolution of and there is Just us much recalc- Amurlcan turning national their Jewelry. The burglar been-limlte- d of world outlined by the headquar- mw count for anything. How is this OF NEW YORK kXiCD modern times has not itrant talk and action as at any point in the history the will ba er.tored tho House inrougu we were AT PORT to modern times. Tho socialist Discussions in the assembly of ters and another meeting ho unlocked. explained? Yesterday BIG time in the past. held es soon as more Information rear door, which conquerors. Let no man bring us manifesto or Bible, in German, The senate leaders themselves tho league of nations at Geneva, ono of After proceeding to the ditch (By The Associated Pren.) the is secured. A wire from cast of to the point of wondering wheth- and the Slav communist manifesto virtually have admitted their help- however, show necessity lor was received beyond tho railroad track New Oct. 1. Evidence of differentiate as the Bible be- between that Institution tho national officials to have over er we still are today." York, does lessness In the face of the obstruc- that further data would be town he seems picked I have said it myself repeatedly. restoration of friendly relations EFFORTTQ CUT tween the struggling poor to whom tactics which are constantly and the Washington conference. stating the clothes, discarding the slightly was tive the of mailed the chamber ot commerce Our contention is that the treaty with Germany given today heaven is open and the presump- being resorted to. They will nrt The league, despite protests worn articles. who have ratified it. when the steamer Correction, tuous rich to whom it is closed. some of the more ardent spirits, at once. Officers Gaither and No- hinds those predict what may or may not be Tho Woodmen of the oriel plan Special If P. Lloyd the British bearing a welcome committee They proclaim the proletariat above in tho has voted to postpone considera- lan and Will Hawkins watched George, done. Thus far the session for the ben n .1 the a $200,000 sanatorium - -- n rnntnred" premier, is guilty of named by Mayor Hylan, went down R EXPENSES the bourgeoisie, a we call those have been content to sit tion of questions affecting ...!-11UU1 ni6 n iT.wl'lna."' - n, democrats ot orner. revisions to Germany's the bay to greet the steamer Bay-er- who profit by the labor of others. manufacture and control of fire- efit of the tubercular ineir the fellow with all his loot Just demanding by and watch with called It aoDears to be a certainty that train. advantage, France's government is tho first German passenger They promise a kingdom of blessed the warfare among the repub- arms pending the conference soma as he was about to lioard the to to at an American on in which glee the institution will bo erected of recovered still more guilty for agreeing ship arrive port justice this earth the lican factions. Thero is one ex- by President Harding. climate of the The value the goods these revisions instead of holding since 1914. masses shall rise to great heights, In therefore, Geneva waits place in the healthy was estimated nt $000. to Col to this rule. Senator "Jim" effect, should ' and sim- The carries 564 passen- Government Desires but' can be Insured ception southwest. If Albuquerque .Tu. n.f.n hn MVP tltfl Tiamft AS to the treaty terms pure Bayern this apparently Reed of Missouri, who was a thorn on Washington. for hos - from in Or by Inevitable on be chosen as the site the Joso was a prolimi- ple. gers Hamburg. laborate the New. only the temporary In sido of democrats wait with growing impatience Garcia,. . . . given. . the his fellow it would add conslderaniy 10 . j . b ...... Via Clemenceau never pretended dictatorship of the proletariat. the to the both. pital, nary nearing rnuuy nucium,. of the during fight ratify treaty In the sanatorium facilities ot the of and was that a peace n.ade by four powers VKIW OF GOLD DISCOVERED. ganization World, For half a century this prophecy of Versailles, Is proving now as Hopes are centered Washing- entered a plea guilty could be for each. But he N. Oct. 1. Consid- has been a horrible be- ton. is a omen that fruit- city. lodged in the county Jail at Los perfect Ashville, C, . phantom much of a thorn to the republicans It good c all President Declares. was learned, ha wll' say morrow that changes erable excitement prevails in the fore the eyes of the German gov- as he was onco a Joy, ful results already have accrued Lunas, where, it made in the by the govern- river in Graham ernment. Wild language and two from tho discussions TO had been turned loose about three treaty Tuckasegee valley Tho AsKK'lnlcd Frcm.) , The senate republican leaders preliminary SWEDISH CABINET sentence ment which suoceeded his own county, over the discovery of a (By attempts on the life of the em- because of the fact among the governments invited to weeks ago after serving a to A. Oct. 1. Efforts on arc helpless TUESDAY on a of va hav been detrimental France. vein of gold on the farm of II. Mexico City, peror determined Bismarck to that certain republican senators re- the conference, concerning Far RESIGNJDN of thirty days charge This very week a majority of the Garland. At a depth of fifteen feet tho part of the Mexican govern- make a special law against "social fuse to be led. are deter- Eastern problems. Among these grancs'. have is dan- They departmental assemblies the quartz is showing. Property ment to reduce its army and de- democratic agitation which mined to go their own way and good results is the stated willing- (By Tne Aasorloled Treat.) mads the same observation and values suddenly have leaped in gerous to the community." ThU ness of to restore Shantuna Kent. .10. The Cabi crease war expenditures were re- will not commit themselves to any Japan Smpkhnlm. SOUTHARD TRIAL IS have urged the government, alas that section. Prussian creative genius, born the hard and fast agreements with re- to China under conditions more net lioaripri hv Oscar Von Sydow, ferred to last night l)y President was un- Im- Tues-ria- u hon- year Napoleon dethroned, to a program. fvaorablo than seemed probable as premier, will resign next HALTED TO SUMMON Obregon at a dinner given in whatever saw spect legislative con- recent to Mex- derstood instantly he The situation has reached the mediately after the Versailles in rnniseri nance with the or of foreign delegates the even but he saw of stated her in- Is MORE VENIREMEN ican centennial, which was held once, nothing point where it is doubtful even If ference. Having elections. King Gustav expected 40 NEW WITNESS IS BEIIIG SOUGHT The re- the masses, knew nothing of their the can bring sufficient tentions respecting Shantung. to ask framing 10 iurm here last week. president or president .. ferred to these efforts aa an evi- life their aspirations, regarding pressure to bear to "speed up" the Japan naturally will be reluctant new ministry, which will be (By The Amorlated Press.) desire them merely as cogs in a machine. which has to have this subject discussed at or,r.iniiatfn na the liberal Tn-l- Fnlls. Idaho. Oct. 1. With dence of the government's He legislative machinery has an III THE CilSE OF MRS. SOUTHARD to "collaborate In the new organi- imagined that by compulsion been moving at a snail's pace since the conference. Japan further have declared their unwillingness but eleven men In the Jury box l and such as sick and old re- uoerai-sociaus- i- emu zation of the world in conformity palliatives the activity was transferred from agreed with the United States to Join a new the entire special venire of fort ." insurance he could arrest the status ex with her own .duties and asplra-tionc- age the unhallowed hall of the house specting the international lation, i brought into court yesterday movement toward equality. Once of to the sacred of the island of Yap. All of which me 01 Xjyaa, ivuryer CHARGED WITH SLAYING HUSBAND he how- representatives hausted, inai "Mexico Intends constantly to in the relchstag offered, precincts of the senate. Men like is particularly reassuring. GREEK IMMIGRANTS Southard, accused of the murder of raise the moral and mental status ever, to give the social democrats Senator Borah of Idaho and La The British trade union council her former husband, Edward F, a in which Gom-per- s, a of her people," President Obregon province they might try Folletto of Wisconsin will not sub- has received from Samuel REFUSED ADMISSION Movnr frtmn to temnorarv end their communist experiment. to even when of the American and Elisor W. H. Thompson, continued, "and she has shown see mit the party lash, president today Prosecutor Is for Lester mod- If Bismarck now could the chief and Federation of Labor, a suggestion 1. was directed to secure mors Searching Thornberg, this unmistakably although he wielded bv a magistrate, New York, Oct. Claiming lorty party which so long fought him it is Impossible for anyone for simultaneous demonstrations of veniremen for examination upea Mar- estly, by discharging regjjnents No Is wholly re- that the authorized quota a Friend of the Defendant Prior to Her and battalions, by increasing her would be astonished. longer to assert control over Senator on November 1), demanding a to resumption of the caso Monday. It to the Greeks admissable, this country or. for public Instruc- "dangerous community." Reed. This trio of able men and duction of world armaments. In one has now been filled, The state has now used seven Edward Eleven Men in appropriations What the strictest laws could not But is which In Itself year and riage to F. Meyer; tion and by preparing teachers and experienced parliamentarians can that a way 371 immigrants from Greece today its ten peremptory challenges new schools. In that no- accomplish has been achieved by hob with legislative pro- Is of little importance. This Is a the defense six. opening of play any were refused admission by Ellis Box When Court ble the efforts of Mexico a brief glimpse power. at time feel so dis- tl.ne for thinking before letting off were pas- The defendant aDDeared in court Jury Adjourns. work, world does not come to gram any they Labor Island authorities. They will not be confined to the limits If the posed. any rhetorical fireworks. sengers on the steamship Megall with her husband, Paul Vincent an end, then the religion which moment must face the of its THE ASSOCIATED ' of her own territory, but she will Just at the present they implications Hellas. The immigrants will be Southard, and her father, W. J. (BY PRESS.) go forth to work in counted upon that termination are to tho new treaty of own policy. same Truoblood. Oct. 1. A efficiently must to opposed one sent back by the ship. Twin Falls, Idaho, While Prosecutor Stephan has nearby countries which may be be changed satisfy the peace with Germany because it in- Thero is no denying that now witness in the caso of the dropped no hint of the purpose found In less favorable condition needs of the dwellers of the earth cludes too much of the treaty of cause for Inflated armaments in who must will be fruitful and Is exclusion of state against Lyda Meyer South- for which he expects to use Thorn' and which may bellevo, as Mexico and Versailles. Hence there is danger the Pacific the docs, that tho spiritual factors are multiply. Three social, democrats at time that agreements for a Japanese from the United States AVAILABLE ard, charged with the murder of berg, tho statement is. made by to have been chancellors and two any and Australia. Will labor main- GOVERNMENT CREDIT friends of those that give real strength vote on a certain day may bo up- her fourth husband, Edward F. the young man that hq nations." dozen have been cabinet ministers, are to many tain its bar Against the Japanese? now on trial here in dis- un- set. They also opposed out- Meyer, became acquainted with the womt all keeping their titles for llfo features of the new tax bill as It If so, will it favor some sther trict court, is sought by Prosecutor was em- der the German custom. A former com- let for the And If oth- WILL BENEFIT LIVESTOCK MEN, In an during the time she PARK has come from tho finance Japanese? Frank Stephan, the person of RIOT AT BALL saddler and innkeeper is president Senator Penrose. er outlets are favored, where shall Lester a friend of the ployed as cashier in a Twin Falls since all mittee, headed by Tnornberg, GAME MIN. of the republic and state Senator Borah was to Sen- they be defendant prior to her marriage restaurant where Thornberg took STOPS 30 offices are now open to them, opposed White labor should face those to . ator Penrose for this chairmanship SAYS DIRECTOR EUGENE MEYER Meyer. his meals, that tho two became thousands of social democrats are With some questions and adopt a distinctive , Aenoclnled and has no sympathy Thornberg was a resident of friendly anfl that Thornberg (By The Fremi.) interested In preserving the status attitude in the Washington coun- Twin Falls for about a com- talked of desire mar- Seattlo, Wash.,. Oct. 1. A riot at so all is said and done of his tax views. year, freely hia to quo, after So while ithere Is a general de- sels. The preliminary discussions ing here In the early spring of laBt ry her. tho ball park here today etopped cannot be so damnably bad in fact, be extended if la- a tho between Seattle and San they sire that thb German treaty shall might, Head cf War Finance New year. Although young man he Thornberg carried a government gamo as tho agitators' speeches would the bor Is to play a useful part. Corporation Says was a veteran of the world war. life insurance Francisco Coast league teams be out of the way well before to policy of $10,000, Indicate. to the armaments con- Another difficult question the and He wan employed at newspaper At this time Mrs. Southard was for half an hour and involved a Until ,the war the social demo- delegates pome before tho Washington con- Arrangements Will Save Breeding work in Twin Falls, number of on both teams, ene- ference reach Washington, senate known as Mrs. McHaffie, although players crats called themselves the not too that ference has to do with the rivalries her was Har- three umpires and more than one mies of but leaders are sanguine In China. Herds of the Nation; Banks Appear njime properly Mrs. no bourgeois society, result will be achieved, despite regarding the markets Feeding lan C. Lewis. Lewis was married thousand fans but resulted in now they make a, treaty with it. this The tentative agenda issued in In- tacit to that end. They to the defendant at Denver, March serious injuries. They have abandoned their old agreements Washington adumbrates territo- Ready to Bgin the Needed Financing. 10, 1919, belief men of the remember too well the unexpected door. and died at Billings, ternational that which marked the consid- rial integrity and the open WEATHER Mont, 6, of tho same year, same class In foreign lands stood delays But that is not enough. July ' Versailles surely the cause of his and could sym- erations of the treaty of Is (BY THIS ASSOCIATED PKESS.) death being given nearer the ground Is While China open prey to the 1. but added that he had as entritis. Lewis carried a MORE FEATI'RES. better than fellow country- and while there general agree- international financiers, she will Washington, Oct. Important factory FORECAST. gastro pathize ment the new will be easily obtained from the spread generally the advice to be- life insurance policy of $5,000, Many of the special leased men of different classes. treaty continue by her very helplessness results are being of cat- Denver, Colo., Oct. 1. New which was wire features received could mean ratified when brought to a vote, gin the buying and feeding collected by the widow. Does all of this that the lead- -' a menace to the peace of the agricultural credit arrangement Mexico: na- the confronting the tle. Banks appear ready to begin Sunday, unsettled, prob- Prosecutor Steptian has stated not get in this Sunday edition. German worker has turned question world. Moreover those nearest to made possible by the extended hel ably local showers, cooler east of an 4 will follow tomorrow. means ers Is to bring it to a vote. the needed financing with the that autopsy revealed the pres- They tionalist? No. It simply1 to her will have tho best chance of powers of tho war finance corpo- of he said. mountains; Monday partly cloudy, ence of in of - thorn will be George social no Is pro- Senator Penrose had hoped Tho conference the corporation, warmer west poison the body Among democracy longer new tax bill the entry. Washington portion. Lewis and that "he is possession of $ Chadwick's article on World letariat but is a party of small of- put the through should agree to the general appli- ration, Eugene Meyer, managing - Arissonar Sunday clearing, some- evidence to Series trades- senate In the course of two or three which director of the said PERSHING ARRIVES IN this effect. superstitions, Billy ficials and impoverished was re- cations of tho principles corporation, what warmer; Monday fair and ts national democ- weeks from the time it cna-bl- o his return from a three The present whereabouts of Wnglo's Bunts and Blhgles, men. It really a in the would strengthen China and today upon clearing. on need socialistic. , The ported. But it has boon, weeks tour which took him to the PARIS FROM C0BLENZ Thornberg are unknown.- Ho is William Bird the for racy and is hardly little her to hold her own. to have gone from Twin a universal language, and leaders sometimes like to Indulge senate now for ten days and The inclusion in the of west coast. supposed has been made with agenda " ' LOCAL REPORT. Falls to Pullman, Wash., for voca- special Washington dispatch- - in the old radical phraseology but or no progress the Item bringing under review the Director Meyer said he was con- (By The Anoelated PreH.) ui are to take a in- 1. J. Conditions for the twenty-fo- tional training at the Washington es from Harden Colfax and inwardly they desire settled con- it. The democrats control of new agencies In war- vinced that the agricultural Paris. Oct. General John - hand in the fight the tax live- from Coblena thil hours ended at ( p. m. yesterday, State university,- leaving there Balph Burton, ditions, , against fare Is particularly welcomed here. dustry, particularly that of Pershing arrived recorded the sure read coali- bill and there is always present from lack of and went immediately t by university: some time ago. Be to Monday's It is uncertain whether a num- But the Immediate consideration stock, had suffered morning Highest temperature ...... 76 Today's session in district court Journal. There will be elec- - tion of the socialist democrats with the possibility that sufficient is to lessen the cost of armaments. adequate financing and felt cer- the Hotel Grillon, where he spent Lowest.. 56 came to an end when the special trical news, for the housewife the capitalistic and basically ber of senators may agree to adopt In this respect the Washington tain that the government credit the forenoon considering plans foi ....., - and the en- Range , , ...... 21 venire of forty men was exhausted and some notes on- recent monarchistic peoples in party will a sales tax plan upset conference is expected to do for now available would establish the tomorrow's ceremony at the grav Mean 66 under examination books. succeed and surmount the trou- tire work of tho finance commit- all democratic needed financial It would of tho "unknown soldier," and at- ...... the by prosecu- In bill now peoples by persua- backing. Humidity at 6 a. m. , 63 tion and defense and a further Of course, there will be a blesome taxation question. But the tee as represented the sion what has been done to the act basically, according to the cor- tending to official business. t Humidity at 6 p. m. ,., 89 venire was "of live news. this of under discussion. to save breed- battalion from all unlti special ordered for pre- page sport very fact that party Marx, a tax would central powers by compulsion. poration head, the composite Precipitation , 24 sentation in court on Monday. '. Don't neglect tho Monday of Bebel and of Llebknecht, once Tho levying of sales Germany is saving annually hun- ing and feeding herda ot tho na- of the American expeditions . the fine calculations Maximum wind voloclty .... 20 Eleven men were In the Jury Morning Journal. "dangerous to the community," change all dreds ot millions of dollars by tion. . forces on tho Rhine, numberlnj Direction of wind Southwest box when court for the now seeks such a coalition, shows that have been made by legislators compulsory demobilization under Mr. said he found agri- 700 officers soldiers, arrived - adjourned Meyer apd Character pf day Tartly cloudy day, ,. ,. J how far it has progressed. (Continued ou PagoTwo.) tho Versailles treaty. cultural conditions far from satis shortly after noon. ". Twd Page ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' October 2, 1921 3, i- OPPOSE TIIIRD HUSBAND MINERS DOESN'T SUIT HER SEVEN DAYS IN IYI OU NEW YORK By JESSIE HENDERSOX ANY AGGEPTING (Hpeclnl Dlnpatrh to Morning Journalf women decide to do as their teach- (Copyright lttlil by Albuquerque Journal) ers commanded. When the girls New York. Oct. 1. Not Bince ililed meekly into the designated the stone age has woman been so building, without any back talk, I SLASH WAGES pearly man s equal aa she Is to several of the mothers appeared II day, Swinging elections, manning dazed. tube trains, aiding hold-up- s, the Amid the strikes, Jobs and poll-tic- s, New York woman has progressed the second International con- Convention Votes to Post step by step till now she beats up gress of eugenics placidly met. A'SJ :A policemen ferhups alter all eugenics hold:! pone Until February the It remained for Mrs. Mary Espo- - the only solution for modern rid eito to usurp his heretofore mas dles. At thu ; Formulation of Demands present however, culine privilege, a privilege to congress concentrated on the cut- which man for . . to Be Workers. has Jealously clung tlefish. One specimen has pre MadeJJy centuries. What Dr. Mary Walker sented Itself with snap clasps, such Mrs. fin (By The Asiorlnted I're . started, Mary jisposlto as people use on gloves, and the 1. nn ished. French scientist who told the con- Indianapolis, Oct. By Most fomlnlnlsts are content to " overwhelming vote, the convention gress further that the wheel is the of the United Mine Workers of prove that woman Is man's equal. only mechanical Invention not du- .. if ! i H-- v America adopted President Mary went them one better. She plicated in nature. today that woman Is man's su- 'm L. Lewis' recommendations proved One can count, In any John Bhe beat the always to postpone until next February perior, for up police- week, on robberies and shootings. to be man with his own club. The one the formulation of demands But seldom does week yield - reward IT.. i'11:! aiiY.'J l 'i. I w f v.- B'TTTTT I made by the miners in negotiating martyr's crown, usually a the stealing of $10,000 In jewels to to pioneers, has been carefully from a woman bound and ft new wage agreements supplant ar-- gagged if; b,. $xWi fitted was agreements with operators that ex- to Mary's head. She the shooting of an heiress by pire next March 81. rested for assault. The whole thing her closest woman friend, The convention will be recon- happened because the policeman Divorce did not lose these past J' v vened to frame the demands, and objected to Mary's grownup feon seven but the SUliman case his win- days UsrA if? while there was no discussion of and playmates breaking was kept befor the public by the A) Lewis' recommendation, dows and otherwise wrecking prop- of Miss Anne President ou summoning into court jK.'f other action by the delegates shows erty. Without commenting the Stillman. The girl who lady's motives or one If their opposition to accepting any principles sided with her father In his marital be to out that fc 1 wage reductions. Increases grant- may permitted point troubles, had broken a minor traf- J: tie .'k ft.. AM - man's last exclusive m v., , ed the bituminous coal commis- through Mary, fic, while her car anJ r .. jr: v. . by civic is his exclusive no rule driving -- - - sion appointed by former Presi- right right she left the court smiling under u MrTl 'ifffiire dent Wilson after the 1919 strike, more. If women can beat up po- licemen can do suspended sentence. were not as large as asked by the they anything. As for hold tnc demanded a Take a glance at the 150 high the weeks ups, miners, who then also most unusual took place on a roof. six-ho- and five-da- y week. school girls who went on strike. day Since some- Passers-b- y became aware of it Pledges Union's Support. moral suasion replaced rain on the to thing else it Is not unusual when eggs began to Immediately before deciding again Just and the Investigation withhold their demands until Feb- for high school pupils to strike for unjust. Underwear of at the convention manifested this and that. But it is unusual for disclosed an egg peddler who, Recognized ruary tacked as he via the Quality to mothers to Journeyed Its attitude toward reductions by Mme. Walska. the girls get their of resolutions (ianna walk out on a sympathetic strike roof from tenement to tenement unanimous adoption used his wares as weapons. the union's financial sup- The American and keep walking with their Thousands thousands of Union Drawers pledging colony in Paris is round tho But Walter Hawley has a scheme upon Suits, and Shirts have been made for port to Colorado and Washington discussine ac daughters, round and to maintain the the reported divorce, school building to the consterna- to prevent all bank hold ups at the J. C. Co. this miners fighting tion of Mme. Ganna Walska accused of Penney fall and every one of our will benefit the of present scale. More than 2,000 against tion of the faculty and tho unholy least. Hawley, stealing patrons by savings miners were said to Alexander Smith Cochran of New of the other students. It a motor car, said ho really could this Washington glee be- for 'our 312 stores and our values. on the last seven York and Paris, and wondering seems that the school principal not spare tfie time to go to Jail great purchasing power unquestionable have been strike an Inven- months, while mines or the coio whether the grand opera star wiu transferred 150 girls to another cause he was perfecting rado Fuel and Iron company were pase ner suit on that ancient stand' building. Just why thty objected tion whereby a bank cashier can To supply the underwear needs of the at moderate cost is not a have closed after by of artists. In. to the other is not clear. simultaneously hold up his hands, family problem now said to recently temperamental building a an attempt to get the men to re compaiiDiiity. me But tho main point is that Instead lock all doors In the bank, start as can in the occasioned contemplated In the po- you participate savings by our enormous which is dure waces. divorce action brings to an end Of behaving like a parent that Is, siren the street, notify ' buying power The decision on wage demand? Mme. walska third matrimonial instead of rescinding hla order with lice station and take a panoramic passed on to you. , came as a climax to a speed-u- p vnmura. apolgles the principal Insisted on snapshot of the neighborhood. adopted by the being obeyed. Not until some po- The only thins It falls to do Is to firogram, when work was re- licemen arrived did the young knock the robber In the head. on Lewis' sumed today President tion Its report. Little debate was permit- that the union continue caused efforts to organize. the southern ted and despite disorder by dele. HARDING MAY BE Women's Union Suits Men's Underwear .the element, West Virginia coal fields, the I the convention approved all of gates also voted to appeal to Pres- FORCED TO TAKE SCHOOL IS recommendations, ident Harding for protection of H Lewis' miners held In West Fleece lined, Varied shapes and styles, The best ' Men's reavy ribbed warm Shirts and i In the recommenda- - Virginia Jails. HAND IN SENATE rfA adopting "The lives of those men are in values in Drawers. Each of taken years. Light, medium and positive danger being by (Continued from One.) VICTOR FIRST ItC the officers of the state of West Page II heavy weights $1.79 Virginia," declared Thomas Ken Men's medium weight 1 A a In and government experts. It would Q GODSON SOUNDS nedy, Pennsylvania delegate, mean Union Suits. Each r. .. prefacing the introduction of ares, the entire rewriting of tho Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits, tple'dtt olutlon authorizing president Lew-I- tax bill and a new consideration ot OF S JEST extra fine Men's fleece lined (JJ-- I to send a committee to PresI- the plan by the house ot repre quality, beautifully finished. $2.98 heavy weight nr dent Harding, asking protection sentatives. Administrative leaders, Union Suits. Each i CALOMEL'S 0001 ror miners. anxious to speed tho legislative ..tpleOt William vice, of 19-- Misses' bleached fleece ribbed Union Petry, president machinery, will endeavor to have Downs Menaul 'by 9 light Suits Men's Union Suits, grey ( - the West Virginia miners' organl the tax bill go through substan with sleeves. wool qq zation, declared he had kept out tially as reported, not that there Count; N. Glassman Reg- high neck, long mixtures.... Jhe "Liver Tone" Man Warns of Logan county for two years be is any serious opposition to the A splendid value $4et0 of isters Two Touchdowns; , 98c Men's high Union Suits, needle. !' Folks Against the Sicken- cause fear of his life. Petry, sales tax Idea at the White House, grade spring They who wounded Don Chafln, the Lo but because all the preliminary Many Get Trial. feel like they were tailored to your individual gan county sheriff, two years ago, work has been done along differ Players Boys' Union Suits, warm ing Salivating Drug. declared a had been shot heavy measure. Has closed crotch and prisoner ent lines and a change now would touchdowns to fleeced cotton AO without provocatien while In the throw the legislative session Into Registering three ...98c ar comfortable. Each j Calomel makes you sick. very Ugh! Logan Jail. more tangled condition than their opponents' one, the green and It's horrible! Take a dose of the In Union offi- $d0 commending the ever. white warriors of the Albuquerque dangerous drug tonight and tomor- cials for actions In the recent row lose a their Senator leaders realize that what high school trounced the Menaul you day. Alabama strike the convention senate needs Is a ;: Calomel is mercury! When It the apparently school squad in the opening font-ba- ll went on record as "deploring the rule limiting debate almost as comes Into contact with sour bile, issuance of game of the local season by It crashes Into It. it political telegrams," strictly as possible in the house. i breaking up. which Lewis said had been sent But most of the leaders who would score of 19 to 9. It was the first Then Is when you feel that awful into Alabama Robert' Harlln a nausea and If you are by have to stand sponsor for such time thnt the high school team haf'i We for Less We cramping. of Seattle, Wash., and Frank Far- - measure at time stand com- won from In Buy Buy for Less n liver is u. auu , this Menaul the season'!! siuggisn, lorp f president of the Illinois mitted In the past to the old order opener in four bowels constipated or you have, years. I U 'm. 14, y I xt xxn mm in i of free and unlimited debate. The Menaul could not stand the hard ll i ' neaaacne, dizziness, cuuiea tongue, to We Sell for Less We Sell for 'Less If Is or stomach difficulty with a proposed rule drives of the gree.n and white grid breath bad rour, The of word limit debate In senate Is that Just try a spoonful of harmless origin the "tariff" the iron warriors. Twice during th'J " 312 Stores a. no means of de Dodson's Liver Tone tonight. comes from a little town of Tar-lf- there Is limiting game Nathan Glassman, the vic- Go bate on the proposed limitation of tors' half, for " Here's my guarantee to any In the southernmost point of la right ripped through Dod- debate. The talk of such a rule a touchdown. Paul Hammond also drug store and get a bottle of Europe. Inhabitants there used to ses- Liver Tone few cents. not new, even in the present made one touchdown when he son's for a force passing merchant vessels to sion. A movement to this end was Take a spoonful and If it doesn't pny tribute. The name of the nabbed a pass started by Menaul and make reported In dispatches several and raced to the goal posts. straighten you right up town, becoming the French "tarlf" weeks ago but old legislative Chain Store In The World you feel fine and vigorous, go back and tho Is now Venable kicked off from the high Largest Department Organization English "tariff," hands, like Senator Wataon of In school and Menaul was to the store and get your money. applied, as It was the Span-lar- ds quickly by diana, shook their heads wisely forced to When the Dodson's Liver Tone Is destroying and Arabs, to the tributes, and said it was best not to at- punt. high the sale of calomel because It can rates or custor.n school started the ball back across duties to be col- tempt which would be de- the not sail vats or, make you sick. lected on merchandise. and field, Dinelll was knocked ou, nounced as a gag rule and John Oliver was substituted start a bitter partisan clash which Each team was forced to might last Indefinitely and block punt but the high Bchool grid-der- s GEORGE NEWTON, BR0NK every, sort of legislation Instead ot Glass-Lumb- er worked the tal gradually Wind Shield I speeding it. IN JAIL ON A ' Is down the field until Venable trleii BUSTER, J. O. BALDHIIMJE I.CUBEB CO. I President Harding watching IM Boolb I con- a drop kick which wont wild. Tho CHARGE First street, Phone lot the situation with no little the GUN CARRYING v cern. : quarter ended as ball was pui SAFE J in piay. In the second quarter Goodrich George Newton, one of the top In Four and one-ha- lf million Bros. took the place of Malcomb Long. hand cowboys who took part the dollars; a director- HARDEN RETURNS FROM New Strong Benjamin went in at was last well-know- n, Mexico Steel Co. Inc. quarterback arrested ana rodeo, night ate of able men; officers of un- p NEW YORK AND LONDON made a successful oass to Wil charged with carrying a deadly millfrmakrm sod IVelilcn son, but the high school soon lo3t Newton was a questioned ability in financial circles. ItOt 8, Second St, Tel. 1947-- Furniture Linoleum the ball on downs. After each weapon. toting Rugs Fred W, large caliber revolver. Harden, superintendent team had punted back Nathan When the f the Bradstreet company, has re- Glassman made a run questioned by police turned from long for'u Newton claimed he was connected a trip to New York, toucnaown and venable kicked the de- where he was called on buslnesS. with the federal prohibition goal making the score 0 for A. He he 'A His affairs In New York 11. partment. admitted that EFFICIENT having 8. was not but C. H. CARNES been put In order, Mr. Harden de- At the regularly employed, the very first of second denied that he was being used as 6PKOIl 181 tft OCULAR cided to sail for England, where he half Hammond caught one of Men- - A well a In a stool pigeon. adapted organization of experienced ItUFlMCTION ipent week, visiting London aul's passes and made a lengthy run was in Jail and Liverpool. He locked up the city men and 107 a Fourth. Phone IOS7-- for the second touchdown of the to await trial on the gun carrying women, provided with every equip- Business conditions In England, game for the school. Then Mr. high charge and for investigation. ment and convenience for Harden said, are Improving Menaul succeeded in getting a the rapid dispatch rnpiciiy, aitnough the unemploy safety on A. H. S. This left thi of business where courtesy and accuracy are "lent situation remains serious score at 13-- 3. As soon as the ball The system of cash bonuses to the was back into Hammond the twin watchwords of Journal want has-- put play every employe. ads get results 'nomployed. he says, has not punted to Menaul's five-yar- d line. toned restoration of normal condl When the was returned Glass-ma- n Hons has seri- punt but Intensified the took the ball and going clear ousness of the labor situation. The team of "40" the entire Menaul ceneral of business In through PROGRESSIVE spirit Eng. made his own second touchdown INDUCES MIMKXIUItAI'il 'nnd, however, Is optlmlstio and re for mak- construction Is Albuquerque high school, I'VI'UUKI'IUK proceeding rapidly: ing the score 19-- 3 In favor of A. iv ew rone Dusiness with the ever-changi- ng OAKUON PAPURS men, Mr. 11. s. Menaul kicked off and Glass-ma- n Keeping step require- Harden said, look forward confi- ran back ments of the modern commercial to business In the ball towards world, with , Our prices are now below the present market. dently revival this their goal. Marron was put In for for the business advance- Albright country, and believe generally that Ferguson and James for Hammond. particular regard We have slashed the prices right through our tne low level or nusmess depression ment of those individuals and firms whose r.as neon reacnea. During, the last quarter Coach entire stock; so often, that like some wholesale Addison Moore put In his entire Humphreys' Number interests are merged with ours. ' second team. Glassman made a Induces Repose, prices, we have sagged too low. However, fair catch on the thlrty-flve-ya- "Forty" line, but John Venable failed to and Natural, Refreshing Pltl.NTEItS we are "cleaning" our stock and positively will BINDtCKH make a drop kick. Menaul then Sleep. , 'i not be undersold for the next three months. Pyramid Suro started a march down the field for STATIONERS a touchdown which made the score Wedding Furniture? See our stock and 19-- For Insomnia, Sleepless- 208 Wewt Gold Ave. prices. After Albuquerque kicked Ner- Relieves Pilos off they started towards the A. H. ness, Wakefulness", State National Bank S. goal again but the final whistle vousness. blew before could a Tbs Relief from they make Affiliated With Pain, Discomfort and touchdown. No Narcotic." No Opiate, i STRONG BROS. Distress U What Has Made Most of the game was played In & Million Friends for Pyramid a rain which made the ball hard No Dope, No habit forming The State Trust Savings Bank'. Pile Suppositories. Send to handle and made a very slippery Drugs, Strictly Homeopa Combined Resources Strong Block Copper and Second for m Free Trial field, coach It. M. Johnson, of the thic. PATENTS Varsity refereed the game, and One-Ha- Until you use them you can have William Four and lf Million Dollars IP TOO HAVE AM INVENTION no Sganzinl acted as umpire. I0o and $1.00, at Stores, Idea of the soothing Influence of llne-u- n Drug File The nigh school follows: or sent on ot or C. Pyramid Buppoaltorles. 1. I. - receipt price, vhlcb to wn Wilson, e.; Venable, t.; IIo- O. X). Parcel Post. t you wlah patent iron grese, c: Dinelll. first quarter: T writ fully and truly to Munn A Co,, In to beat way Oliver, last three-quarter- s, r. g.; 'or advlc regard the Coen, r. r. if obtaining protection. Pleaae aeDfl t.; Holcomb, e.; Long, tketobea or mudel of your Inven-.Io- p. b.; Glassman, r. h. b.; Hammond, and a of tha device f. 1. description b.; Benjamin. h. b. aplalnlng Ita operation,. Menaul's line-U- D was as follows: KM oommunlcatliine are etrlotly eon. Fuentes, 1. e.; Escurvel, 1. t.; Bas- - 'Identlal. Our raat - raotlce, extend quez, 1. g.; Amado Matlnez, c: ne; over a period of seventy foul Otero, r. r. Al- veara, ensbles us in mary oasea p.; Domlngues, t; to fred r. .; idvlee In regard patentability witb Martlneji, Brleto, q. b.: iut to Ou' Anador J. f. any expenee the client Martinez, h. b.; Cruz, land-boo- on Is oa b. patents sent (re and Lash, r, h. 'equest. Tbla expialne our method lerma, eta.. In regard to - Pateou PRKTtlCT AS EARtY WTVTETl. Trade Marks, Foreign Patents, ate Nogales. Ariz.. Oct. 1. Old time residents here predict an early SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN winter this year because of the jontalna Patent Office Notes, Peel lons ot Interest to and unusually large number of ducks , Hew Stock at Hew Low Prices Inventors that are at this season. Large particulars ot recently patented in Tying south ventlona. Railroads consume approxi Ask anv drurrlnt tnv a r.n mately 27 per cent of all the bi box and be relieved of Itching, rro. tuminous coal produced In then MUNN & CO. hemorrhoids ' "', ':' EMPIRE DRY CLEANERS trading piles, and such United States each year, or a vol SOLICITOUS PATENTS rectal troubles. A single box has ume ot coal sufficient to a Of often been sufficient Take no sub- pave X (& Bobart Bide Ml Market Street roadway from New York to KORBER cltv CO. J. C. CLARK, stitute. If would like Baa Francisco, CnlU. Proprietor you, a free San 208-22- trial, please send name and address Francisco, one foot in thick- 0 North Second St. . 878 Toner Bldg., Chicago, HI. .Phone 451 523 to one-ha- lf Phone West Gold Pyramid Drug Co., 010 Pyramid ness and mile wide. 14 F Street, Weeblngtoa. I. O. Bid?., Marshall, Mich. 14 Woolwerlb Dldf, New York. Journal .Want Ads bring results.

latum in 'swa.'.' jeai October 2, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three PRESS CONGRESS OF WORLD IS SHE ADMITS SHE IS BEST DRESSED JEM SERVICE FOUR SUGGESTED GOAL OF NEWSPAPER MEN HERE WOMAN IN WORLD 1 1 WILL USHER II n a OH SPECIAL TRAIN YESTERDAY IEN1MI ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX. NEWYEARTQDaY OF ELEVEN GARRY AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIR Delegates Come From Far Lands; Representa- - it tive of Greece Has Been Since Traveling Special services will be held ush- Road Bonds Validated; Headed Walter Wil- ering in the Jewish new year today to July; Delegation By and tomorrow, at Temple Albert and Women Receive Right liams of Missouri Journalism School. by the orthodox congregation at Hold Office; Japs Can 114 West Central avenue. not Own or Lease Land. The services will start at Headed around! the sphere by publication, came as far as Albu- tonight way of Honolulu, a solid trainload querque with the train. Temple Albert at 7:30 o'clock (SDrrlnl Corrnpondt no (o TMe Journ:i' of newspaper men and their wives Walt Williams, president of the Rabbi Moise Bergman will edllver Santa Fe, Oct.. 1. Four pro - was ' passed through Albuquerque yes- press congress, a passenger, an appropriate address. The choir posed constitutional amendment terday en route to the meeting of his daughter accompanying him. will render New Year music. Serv- and tin f of of the ratified, one still doubtful ,' the Press Congress of the world. In speaking the purpose ices will also be held at the Templs of meeting, he said: tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. others defeated is the showing 10:40 o'clock and were the gueatB "The purpose of the Press Con- The orthodox service tonight rractlcally complete returns at the of the city until shortly after 2 P. gress of the World is the promo- will start at 7:30 o'clock and at 8 secretary of state's office. m. when the train started in tion of the highest Interests of o'clock .tomorrow morning. Rabbi The four over are No. 1, No. 2, search of the Grand Canyon and Journalism, and through Journal- Freid will officiate at tho service No. 4 and No. 11. the Golden Gate, the only other ism, the Interests of all mankind. tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock and on minus dele- ' The vote the proposals, stopping places before the It seeks to bring about acquaint- at the 8 o'clock service Tuesday twelve preempts, roilows gates sail for Hawaii, the cross- anceship, whicn Is a step to under- night. For. Against. of roads the Pacific. standing, to enlarge understand- No. 1 25.30 19.03S It was a fine crowd that is corning ing, which a step to friendship, OFFICERS WILL START No. 2.. , . 25,590 10,043 U ;1 Every- 2 4 6 y Albuquerque entertained. and to foster friendships which , knew else and his Nil TOWARD No. 3., .16,145 body everybody lead to prosperity and THREE ALIENS 4 . . , 22,873 wife. Will Wilke of Minneapolis permanent No. .23,879 knew Charles of Houlton, peace." THE VATERLAND TODAY No. 6.. , .16,543 23.23 Fogg Dr. 6 . , 21,188 Me., and related Jokes about Among the delegates "was No. ..18,571 Charlie's In Virgilio Rodriguez Bcteta. a noted No. 7.. , .14,542 25,992 county, (the largest South American d A personally conducted tour No. ::G,151 New J. E. Junkln of journalist. In 8.. ..12,499 England). back to the vaterland distant , was on to tell "A league of newspaper men as No. 9 . . .16,254 22,284 Miami, Fla., hand of of nations Germany will be undertaken by Im- 22,2(i; what William Bryan eRts a forerunner a league III No. 10. .17,672 Jennings there is the first directing Ideal migration Officer Ham for three No. 11 28,717 21,1)07 for breakfast. And every single aliens whom he arrested here six on board was to tell of the Press Congress of the The same precincts give the male ready said Dr. Beteta. "No other weeks ago for entering the country tho senatorial the Press Congress of the World World," The totals for was a state. modern inetltution has developed without the proper passports. candidates: that New Mexico dry such Germans will be taken by Mr. The delegates were making their so rapidly nor has grown to Eursum influential within the short Harn to El Paso where they .ill Hanna 31,llr first long stop. They were met by position a party which the Chamber of Commerce offi- time between its first appearance joint deportation Sena 2,892 as will sail for the old country pro- cials and given folders showing the and the present day the press." shortly Ten counties went against As an evidence One of the delegates from far- from New York city. No. 1, which gives women the city's sightly spots. The three are the Baroness Vic- posal c- of D. B. McKee's thoughtfulness, thest away was Thales Coutoupls right to be elected to public offi- Greece. He toria AVoelf von Todenwarth and San Miguel, the folders were stamped and from Athens. has ben Alfred Santa Fe, Socorro, traveling since last July, coming her son, Erwin Dathe, and Valencia, Sierra, Taos, Guadalupe, ' 3 4U. . II his home land to con- Wittig. The baroness and her son 1Tllnw Tnilpnal from the 22 Mora, Torrance and Lea. were arrested here on Augurt vote on by bere ft'90 distributed free to all gress. n 24 at elen. The the scnatorship members of the party. The delegates will reach San and Wittig August counties: Hanna Hursum Sena 'if All had walkod across the 321-- J1 : tVlna tA oil rtnita nf thfl cltv Francisco on the morning of Octo- three Bernalillo .... 2874 500 aft- border into the United States and ' rene given those wishing to go. A ber 4. They will embark that Mrs. Smith Wilkinson. Curry 2171 602 22 nf.'Olnl lunpViAOn wnn Rprved hv ernoon for Honolulu. The con- had taken trains which brought De Baca 739 381 13 - will October 10 and them as far as Albuquerque. 618 545 the Alvarado hotel at 1:15. afford- gress open Mrs. Smith Wilkinson, who ac of Luna " Intf nmnln Hmn for a tvnlcal Fred the sessions will last seven days. Wittig has been a resident the Santa Fe .1221 2885 1S2 Gov. will cording to herself is the best United States for six years. He 776 1119 11 meal before the journey to Wallace It. Farrington TVam-bur- .... , Harvey g, McKinlcy went old home in 2 the Grand Canyon was started represent President Warren G. dressed woman in the world, is nof back to his 1400 554 - to Eddy The will spend all of Sun- Harding, who Is honorary presi- in London on a shopping- expedi Germany, last February, Lincoln 093 925 10 party visit relatives, on a passport .issued day at the Canyon. dent of the press congress. tion. She intends to 300 Grant 1233 1253 ONE-DA- The Fe of the delegates will take buy gowns, by the Swiss legation in Washing- 669 1268 '83 Y regular Santa equip- Many 200 100 of shoes. Mex- Dona Ana SENSATIONAL SALE ment for a California limited was a six weeks' cruise throught the hats and pairs ton. He returned by way of Socorro 553 2520 10 Vera Ccuz on Aug- used. Thomas Cloheson, passenger Orient, also under the direction of ico, landing at San Miguel.. .1969 36 95 970 Journalists ust 13. He was caught here on his 621 8 (MONDAY ONLY) agent for the Santa Fe with head- Mr. Wilke. European IN CHARGE Harding ..... 605 quarters at Minneapolis, was in have largely! gone by way of China OFFICERS way back to Chicago, where he had Sierra 34 8 508 16 of the while Will and the Orient and are coming been employed as a porter in Colfax 196 6 2146 71 charge train, OF PRO ENFORCEMENT houEe. He was a sailor for Wilkie was business manager for back through America, They will club Chaves 17 i i 920 the newspaper folks. J. F. Jarrell, pass through Albuquerque late in AT EL PASO RESIGNS many years and had visited all Valencia ..... 313 1988 2G NEW TRICOTINE DRESSES editor of "The Earth," Santa Fe November. parts of the world in his youth. Roosevelt ....1357 301 12 5 (By The Associated Lea 643 162 El Paso, Texas, Oct. 1. Captain MORGAN WILL BUILD Guadalupe ... 800 948 6f J. W. Quirk, in charge of the local Otero 77 8 600 1( re- - EIGHT NEW HOMES IN 1103 l: prohibition enforcement office, Union 1240 HEIGHTS Mora 13 45 1494 39: ' UNIVERSITY 8t $14.50 with the department today. bincc Sandoval 473 818 his appointment last July State Taos 655 1503 11" D. H. Morris E. C. Morgan, designer and 684 1101 28 Prohibition Director of Torrance Worth To has the officers builder, announces the erection Hidalgo ...... 400 174 Up $25.00 gradualy replaced new homes In University 349 'l2 serving under the democratic eight Catron 138 But two men of the Heights, all of which were start- 1480 536 41 ed Three bunga- Quay A marvelous of new model dresses for wo- In El Paso. Car-Mi- n this past week. Itio 861 1740 155 purchase entirely old force are left have started for M. W. Arriba... Is succeeded by J. C. lows been Quirk Thompson, and a bungalow apiece men and misses. White, of San Antonio. Na- Incomplete. for E. B. Patten of the First lacks one Quay - James Hidalgo precinct. the most and individual will tional bank and Coulston, one, Catron six, Klo Arriba four. Truly striking- styles that you MAN FOUND GUILTY ON of the Morning Journal business office. see this season at so low a price. CHARGE OF MURDER Tho three remaining houses In "Y" DUCK PIN ALLEY this group are to follow the Pu- WILL BE OPEN FOR Tailored styles, others beautifully beaded, silk and yarn (By The AsM.rl-.ile- rM.) eblo style of architecture, accord- 1. One for Thom- . II. Pontile, ffarii., Oct. James ing to Mr. Morgan. WOMEN ON MORNINGS embroidered, plain and fancy braids, ribbon sash, some with !;, Muhonoy. charged with killing as S. Dozier, a $10,000 home for Mm flderlv bride for her- money, Mr. Morgan and a 37,000 home are to have overskirts, others with the new uneven bottom skirts. to sell. Albuquerque women wan found guilty of murder In the. which he is building a chance to enter into the bowling first degree and his penalty rixea The new duck alley i Smart models for street and business wear at a fraction of a in sport. pin at death, by Jury superior TELEPHONE HEARING practically' completed at the Y. M 16 42. court hero tonight. C. A. and Lynn Fox their real value. Sizes to Special for MONDAY ONLY. When the verdict was read Ma-hon- CONTINUED 30 DAYS Secretary were and stated last night that if there gripped his chair, women in the city who cared -- to but settled any eemod about rise, (Sprrlnl Correfipnnilenrc to The Journal ) for the sport, arrangements would hack in his scat. His sister, Mrs. Santa Fe. Oct. 1. "We to and was try be made to accommodate them. Eight smart new Styles in Dolores Johnson collapsed give as reasonable rates as possi- The "Y" alleys will be better carried from tho court room. said R. N. Morris, Mountain been women and ble," than ever this year, having The iurors. four States commercial engineer, today well worn down and just refinlshed. eight men, were polled, and at at the rate hearing when been erected PUMPS and OXFORDS firmed tho verdict. phone A new ball shoot has City Attorney Keleher asked him for the duck pin alley which will if the company's plan of making a time saver. If Will be featured to determine re- prove great Monday WILL" rates was not the enough women care to take up the DEPARTMENT FRIEDMAN revenue and then fix the be well-know- OUR MILLINERY quired sport, a "matron's" league will New arrivals from E. P. Reed, Sherwood and other n GET CHANCE THAT charge. the women playing in the "We do not attempt to make started, of 7 TENDLER MISSED rates on the strictly cost basis," mornings. makers better grade footwear for women; prices WAS NEVER MORE RESPLENDENT explained Morris. from the "You charge all the traffic will DR. ELLER AND OTERO range $8.50 to $12.50 pair. bear?" asked Keleher. PLAY FOR R0SENWALD Morris replied the value of the WITH DISTINCTIVE STYLES service was far above the charge. GOLF TROPHY TODAY Some patrons ,he believed, would seven times pay six or the charge C. and Otero and find it profitable. Dr. A. Eller Tony LUNCHEON TO BE AL JENNINGS, FORMER. traveling from New Tork to Los will compete this afternoon at 1:30 "Y" where he now The hat for every occasion is shown with the The company this afternoon fin- course Angeles, makes hta Its direct testi- o'clock at the Country club HELD THIS EVENING BANDIT, WAS IN CITY home. , ished presenting for the rtosenwald correct coloring and style. mony and the hearing was contin- golf trophy The match today is the finals of The ued thirty days, so the corporation sev Charles Puehler, international Al Jennings, former train bandit letter "J" la never used by commission and ex- the tournament which started the war In is with Albuquerque eral weeks ago and In which near secretary of the Industrial depart- and tho hero of some of O. Henry's department listing U Our Dress and Suit Department meeting perts could look into the data was in companies and other military ly all. of tho Country club golfers ment of the Y. M. C. A. will be the stories, Albuquerque yester- units, due to the fact that that distinctive success. Here you can find the garment entered and have Deon eiiminnieu. speaker at tho special "Y" luncheon day morning when the Limited letter can be so Thn eun been won six easily confused Because was made pop- has by to be held this at 5:15 stopped here. Mr. Jennlnga was with the letter "I." suited to and need. This is the reading mnn rinrine the past six years. Its evening your individuality ular in the A. E. F. through vol- o'clock. Mr, Puehler is from San j sent nossesslon reouires that one play for exclusive models and the are not umes of literature overseas, name on the cup Francisco end aside from being shop prices the American and er must have his one of the "Y" lead- ' average boy times. international unreasonable. former service man is now found thrR ers, Is a close personal friend jf . visi- A handicap tournament for the i.ii. in.i a devoted reader and regular Arthur Prager cud will be started Lynn H. Fox, secretary of the local WJ&JLu, tor to public libraries. nnxt Rundav and will last four organization. ,.,1 winner will retain A small fee will be charged for Studont soldiers In the United Sundays. The men the cup. the luncheon and all end boys States army training schools are in the city are Invited to attend. taught the Gregg, system of short- SUITS OF FINISHED AND hand, and the touch method of MAKE IT WITH The In courses. Bartley Shop typewriting business YOUR OWN HANDS KIN OF HAWAIIAN 309 Wert Central The Idea Is as practical as It is QUEEN TO FINISH UNFINISHED WORSTED fascinating: it hits extravagance a SCHOOLING IN U. Of Course You hammer blow: it make "gift givln S a Joy, and wouldn't you like to mnkn this Christmas season the $35.00 Admire happiest you have ever had. Have Beauty vnn ntnnoed to realize that with little effort sad our direction you It has been four since we have of years And If Your Face Is Spotted With can make hundreds pretty been able to offer worsted suits as jmiples and Sucti Iilemishes things, and with tho satisfaction good Get a Box of Stuart's that you have given your gift some as these for anythinp; like $35. And Calcium Wafers Today personal thought and with so much less expense. We have so many right now only about one merchant out All girls realize that today they new and useful stamped pieces, of two are living in an age of beauty, A and trained teachers to help you dozens has them. We have clean, velvety skin Is a sure step without extra charge. them in a large variety of and Come in this week and lciok over snappy our stock; you will he surprised conservative styles, in plain colors, good at the Immense assortment we er? and fine mixtures. 8howlnS- - stripes .,THE ART SHOP," In both hard soft 116 South Fourth Street. and finish, $35.00.

IX.TUHTFS ARK FATATj. Galesburg, 111., Oct. 1. Gilbert A: . The 100,000 Mile Car Sailor- - Friedman in action. Eldred and Burdetto Poldler. both of Somonauk, 111., filed tonigm EUBANK BROTHERS Lew Tendler was touted as the from injuries received today in an After Miles What? leading aspirant to Benny Leon- accident during an ivitomoblle race 50,000 ard'! IiKhtweight crown until Sail- here. Four machines were wrecKeo 118 West Central Phone 513, Most motors are then on their or Friedman got a crack at Tend- and other drivers had narrow es- last legs ler. Now Friedman has beaten capes from Injury. Jg Willys-Knig- ht Sleeve-Valv- e but the Motor Tendler three times which puts is hitting its stride as smoothly and Tendler out of the running and He efficiently , as ever. A fine motor in a gives Friedman the call. is to fine car! And ' get a chance at Leonard Oct, 7 is the is low. - price very ; : . New York. ping stone to success. Unsightly Owners Average 20 Miles to the Gallon of Gasoline. faces, filled with pimples, discolor-ation- s, GAME POSTPONED. blackheads, etc., are out of Mexico Oct. 1. The base- V- TOURING City, tune, they are a discord and are NOTICE! (JJ1 KOK ball game between San Antonio nothing but unhealthy faces due to F. O. B. Toledo and Dallas teams was postponed impurities. Cleanse the system and We have tyl.OdD because of purchased the Milsap Top Co., and have today rain, the facial ' blemishes disappear. Princess Llluokalani Kawananakoa Stuart's Calcium Wafers show moved our shop to their former location, 414 W. KISTLEIT-- There are 2,433 dally newspa- their Influence on the skin where Princess Liliuokalanl Kawanana- Copper. 0 VERL AN CO. pers In the United States, printing they Improve and clear the blood. koa, daughter of Prince Kuhio and In our new location we will be better approximately 32,725,937 copies a And you'll never have a good com- a direct descendant of the cele- prepared day, . , . plexion until the blood is Improved. brated has than ever to serve you. how com- Queen Liliuokalanl, come 211.213 North Fourth Street Phone 710 No matter bad your to the United States Hawaii According to estimate's, between plexion Is. Stuart's Calcium Wafers from A "SliEEVE-VALV- UO0 to finish her in this coun- ;,; E MOTOR IMPROVES WITH USE" 25,000,000 and 50,000, quarts will work wonders with It. You schooling COPPER AVE. TOP SHOP of hard liquor a year are passing can get these little wonder wafers try. She is already thoroughly through the underground channels at your druggists for 60 cents a. Americanized from associating with 414 West Avenue of the United States. package. American girls in her native land. , Copper Pair Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 2, 1921. NEW YORK DEFEATS ATHLETICS, WINS AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

not precisely a Hogan or a Still KID BROWN TO MEET man, Is decidedly promising. Some DIVIO E FOOTBALL RESULTS TAD JONES. BLUE mantles of greatness must fall up- YOUNG GORILLA JONES G1IS on in o the Yale mm THE DOPE COLUMN the trio the center ON IN OCT. 9 line before they become Heffcl-flnger- s, JUAREZ or At Easton, Fa.: .Lafayette, 6; Gordon Browns, Holts A DOUBLE BILL o. FORMING Glasses, Back of the line A Id rich (By The Anoclatd Frew.) 1LEHGUE PENNANT National League. American League. J Flttsourgn, COACH, Is been El Oct. 1. Charles a Btar ss he have Peso, Tex., W. I Pet. W. L. Pet. At Madison: Wisconsin, 28; Law might rence. 0. any year before but the only thing White, Chicago lightweight, and New York 84 68 .619 New York ,...97 55 .638 he had to do last year was the Billy Alger of El Paso were today 89 63 .586 94 69 At Syracuse, 88; Ohio univer Pittsburgh Cleveland .614 o. herolo work of receiving the ball mafohed by the Fort Bliss Boxing St. Louis 87 65 .572 St. Louis 80 73 .52.1 sity, BALANCED a ten-rou- bout 1 BK YANKEES II HPHILLIE At New Haven: Yale. 14: Uni ELEVEN practically in the open with oppo association for Boston 79 74 .516 Washington 79 73 .520 nents notified he was to here Monday night, October 10. IN 76 75 versity of Vermont, o. that going . .503 Boston 75 78 .490 Another El Paso associa- M Brooklyn run with it and then battling his Boxing Cincinnati ... 70 81 ,464 71 81 .467 At Princeton: New jersey, in Detroit 7. ii; way forward as far as he could. tion, which promotes fights the 89 61 92 .399 Swarthmore. Game of a Double- - Chicago ...62 ,?lt Chicago Philadelphia Registers 20 New Mentor Is Type Whom Another promising man is Neidlin-ge- r Juarez, Mexico, arena, announced Second At oi five-oun- ce Philadelphia . . 61 103 .331 Philadelphia .. 53 99 .349 Philadelphia: university of last freshman team. tonight a finish fight with Is Hits in the First Game: Pennsylvania, 20; Franklin and Love; No year's between header a Burlesque; Marshall college, 0. Players Long No long distance kickers are boxing gloves Yesterday Results. Ycstcrdcy's Results. and of Young Gorilla Jones of New Or- ?t Ruth Shifts From Left to 6; 8. Cards and Pirates Play a At Cambridge: Harvard, 3; Holy Distance Booter Develop- showing up, however, Flets, Kid Cincinnati, Chicago, St. 11: Detroit', 6. out-klc- k. leans, middleweight, and 6. Louis, Cross. 0. Harvard, is likely to the Al- 5 to Brooklyn, 7; Boston, 8; Cleveland, 6. Nine Tie. on Yale Gridiron. Yale Brown, light heavyweight, of First Base Pitcher. 10-- 0; New Chicago, , Inning At Lafayette, Ind.: Wabash, i; ing punters. Philadelphia, York, New York, Philadelphia, buquerque, N. M., for Sunday af 3. Purdue, 0. 9. 6 . Th Aoclatcd WALTER ternoon, October (By The Antoelatrd FrM.) St. Louis, 4; (Br Vim.) At West Point: Army, 18; (BY CAMP.) 1. Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 1. Phil (Rperlnl IMuMtch to Moraine Jonrnat) CHICAGO UNIVERSITY i' New York, Oct. Now Tork (called end ninth; darkness), Washington, Snrlngfle d, 6. won Its first American league adelphla and New lork split the At N. H.: Dartmouth, (Copyright 1SU by Albuquerque Journal) Hanover, xsew waven. 1. BEATS NORTHWESTERN championship today, defeating the Where. The? final games of the season this af- Z8; Middienury, a. conn., Oct. Where Trier Plaj. Play. tali-enac- rs Athlotics In a double-heade- r, ternoon, the Winnlns At Lincoln: Nebraska There Is as great a difference In Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St. Louis. St. Louis at Detroit. ten university. Oct. 1. uni 5 to 3 and 7 to . The Cleveland at tne first, to nln in the ninth 55: Wesleyan university, 0. the methods of football coaches Chicago, Chicago Chicago at Cincinnati. Chicago. and the new the a versity opened the western confer- second game went eleven innings. York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at AVashlngton, Inning, champions At Washington: Georgetown, 7; there is In the methods of leading SPECIAL New second, three to The Phil- - v. ence football season with an easy It was only necessary for New Season closes, Season closes. nothing. L.eoanon vauey, exponents of other arts i?ork to one to lies hit Douglas freely, collecting At Ann Mich.: and 41 to 0 victory over Northwestern win game capture Arbor, Michigan professions. Each works from be- - twenty safeties, Including homers 44: Mount Union. 0. a different his university today at Stagg Field the pennant. angle and handles tore a crowd ot Carl Mays won the first game for wa? aided by its two victories over by Konetchy and Lee. The Giants At New York: Amherst, t; Co material In a different way. One approximately twenty-sevent- AMATEUR GOLF won 25,000 New his h vic- in the of the local the second from Ring by lumbia, 7. man accomplishes his ends by persons. and Tork, Boston, closing in second. - a newcomer Turkey tory of the season. Mays, however, big league season, Zachary anil CHAMP HAS BIG bunching three hits the At Oberiin: Ohio, le; wuten- making his players more afraid of Fyott, comparative was at Philadel-phl- a First game: 0. him of . can In maroon football circles, was the hit hard times, Erickson pitched effectively end burg, than anything that individual of sev five hits In the fourth were sensational by . SMILE AND CUP Score: R. H. E. At Ames: Iowa, Z8; toe, 3. happen to them on the field. An- star the day with getting given support 800 000 141 9 4 eral twenty-yar- d runs and one ot Inning, including two triples and Rice. New York.. 15 At Chicago, 41; Northwestern. 8. other drives his men into a frenzy Chicken Dinner a Three-Ky- e Philadelphia. 000 102 23210 20 2 At 40; North of abandon while forty-fiv- e yards. double. Sullivan, First game: Annapolis: Navy, still another deals not lsague graduate, pitched against Score: R. H. E. Batteries: Douglas and Gonza- Carolina. 0. with his players through processes Pyott did start the game but Mays and made a good showing, .030 201 9 3 les; Meadows and Henline. At New Brunswick, N. J.: Mary- - 01 cold until see the replaced Neff et half back at th.o Washington 0107 Second logic tney start of the second His yv'lld throws behind him handi- Boston OUO liu uuu a i game: ' land, 3; Rutgers, 0, necessity of, and the reasons for, quarter. 65c capped his efforts. and New York. At Omaha: univer move. speed and smashing plunges im- Batteries: Zachary Gharrity; E. ureignton every the maroon The second game wag a bur- Pennock and Walters. AB. R. H. PO. A. sity, 21; South Dakota Wesleyan, 0. some coacnes are able to instill proved attack greatly 3 0 0 2 0 0 and were Instrumental In much of lesque, in which Huggins used all Second game: Connolly, If.... At itnaca: Cornell, ti; bi. aon much of their own spirit into their of this extra players. Ruth shifted Score: K. H. Bancroft, ss. . , . 1 0 1 4 1 0 aventure. 0, charges while others secure their the scoring. Romney's clever run 2 0 0 0 1 0 also Irom loft field to first base to .201 200 15 0 Heinle, 2b At State College, pa.: Penn state, results by a mathematical precision ning and forward passing Mecca Cafe Washington 1006 3b 2 0 0 0 0 0 aided in the maroon Ditcher. Philadelphia tied the Boston 000 100 0001 7 i Frisch, 24; Gettysburg, 0. of constant dally drill. Some attack. Score by scoring six runs on Ruth Kopf, 3b...... 1 0 1 0 4 0 At Iowa City: 01 coaches are I 214 W. Batteries: Erickson and Gftarrity; 0 university respected and others An Central in the eighth Inning, but New Thormahlen and Walters. Cunningham, cf 3 0 1 1 0 Iowa, 52; Knox, 14. are loved. In the latter class is American dollar ean be sold ffork won in tne eleventh on Gonzales, lb... 3 1 1 6 0 0 At Washington, pa.: wasnington Tad Jones, this year in charge of for 35,000 rubles, soviet money. Rogers' double and Mitchell's sin- Cleveland, 5. Stengel, rf 4 1 8 1 0 0 and Jefferson, 28; Bucknell, 0, the Yale team, and it will pay to In Russia. Chicago, 8; 2b-s- s 3 3 0 - gle. Ruth made only one single in Chicago, Oct. l.Chicago came Schrelber, 114 At Columbia: Missouri, 36; Ok- watch the results which his the double-heade- r, Cleveland Gaston, c 4 0 0 8 1 0 lahoma A. and M., 0. methods obtain. So his ef from behind today after 1 far of New four-ru- n . . 0 0 n Frank Graham the Tork pounded out a lead on Causey, p. .i. i 01 At Grlnnell, la.: Grlnnell, 15; forts have been most encouraging Evening Sun today waa elected of- Russell in the first inning and, hit- Jounard, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Superior, 0. to the partisans of the blue. ficial world's series scorer for the Uhle to all corners of the lot, At Fort Collins: Colorado Aggies, As a Jones was a brilliant of ting 29 3 8 27 11 0 7. player, Olamts and Weed Dickinson the won. Hodge, who replaced Russell, Totals 7: University of Wyoming. courageous performer with a good New Tork Morning Telegraph of- held the Indians almost helpless. Philadelphia. At Columbus: Ohio State, 28; head and a peculiar dodging run ficial Bcorer for the Yankees. The locals bunched their hits stead- AB. K. H. rO, A. E. Ohio Wesleyan, 0. which fooled tacklers. His team Monroe, 4 0 2 4 6 0 Louis: St. Louis WE ARE FOR :First game: ' ily on Uhle, interjecting a number 2b.... At St" university, In 1916 had a better defense than HEADQUARTERS i i Philadelphia, for extra bases, and drove Rapp, 3b 4 0 1 2 2 0 12; Kansas City university, 0, attack but managed to win ' of blows 4 0 2 0 0 0 uni- they AB. R. H. PO.A.E. him off the mound in the eighth Wrightstone, if. At St. Louis: Washington first from Princeton and then from Witt, rf 4 1 2 2 0 0 Williams, cf.... 4 0 1 4 0 0 versity, 10; Rolla School of Mines, both de- 1 4 3 0 Inning. Harvard. In games the Ivkes 2b 4.1 Cleveland. Konetchy, lb... 3 0 1 10 1 0 0. fense was the star quality of the FOOT BALL C Walker, If. AB. It. H. PO. A. E. Lee, rf 4 0 1 0 6 0 At Minneapolis: Minnesota, 18; Yale team. SUPPLIES Perkins, c . . 6 0 1 ss Parkinson, ss... 4 0 0 4 2 0 North Dakota. 0. Last there was another cf . Jamieson, cf... f c 4 0 0 3 1 1 year Welch, Wambsganss, 2b 4 Peters, At West Point (second game): story. In the Princeton gamo OaHoway, 8b 4 21112 1 0 Ring, p 3 0 0 0 4 0 New Hampshire State, 10; Army, 7. detect ss Evans, If Lourie, the Tiger quarter, Calloway, rf 2 0 At Bloomington, ind.: Indiana, ing the weakness of the Eli wings Brar.Hl. . Wood, 110 0 34 0 8 27 16 1 0, lb Smith, rf Total 29; Kalamazoo, ran rings around Yale. This ' AND ALL KINDS OF Sullivan, p , 410 1103 By innings: At Colorado Colorado Stephenson, 8b. Springs: . was bolstered up by the 4 0118 New York 020 010 000 V 37; Grand Island college,-- 8 Sewell, ss college, time of the Harvard game ,but Yalo Totals 33 10 24 12 01125 0 1 000 000 Denver at- Burns, lb 1 0 Philadelphia 0000 At Denver: university, had not a sufficiently varied SPORTING GOODS New Vork. 3 0 1 Summary: Two-bas- e hits Ban-ciof- t, 41; Kansas Normal (Hays), 7. of i v Johnston, lb... 15 tack to take advantage this. This AB.R. H.PO.A. 3 0 0 4 1 K&Qj Stengel. Sacrifice Goniales. At Sioux City: Mornlngside, 3; out more 4 0 3 3 0 Shlnault, c..... year's attack opens I Miller, cf 8 0 0 1 2 Innings pitched By Causey, 6; Western Union, 0. In 3 0 0 2 6 Uhle, p promisingly its inception and is Peokinpaugh, ss 0 0 0 0 0 4. Struck out By Ring, At Sioux Buena Vista, 9; 4 0 0 2 1 Mails, p Jounard, City: not confined to such a narrow Ruth, If 1 0 0 0 0 3; 7. Eases on balls Olf 0. ) A Stock of O 0 xGardner . Jounard, Trinity, radius in its formation. The twu Large Meusel, rf 4 0 0 5; 1. Double At Portland, Ore.: Multnomah 4 1 2 16 0 Ring, Causey, plays assets of Yale this year, which are Plpp, lb 35 5 9 24 14 Parkiison to to Athletic club, 13; Whitman college, 4 0 0 2 4 Totals Konetchy; Ring giving supporters the greatest sat- Ward, 2b Mails In ninth. Monroe to Konetchy; Monroe to 6. GUNS and AMMUNITION 2 1 0 0 5 x Batted for Wash- isfaction, are first, the development McNay, 3b ... Parkinson to Konetchy. Passed At Seattle: University of of o 3 2 1 2 1 Chicago. 7. adequate end play, and, second, Schang, H. PO. ball Peters. 24; Ninth army corps, clean-cu- 2 2 0 2 AB. R. ington, the t plugging up middle Mavs. o 1 3 Calif.: Johnson, ss... 2 At Berkeley, University secondary defense. For the las', 1 2 1 St. 4. of California, 14; Olympic, 0. to 30 6 8 27 18 0 Strunk, If Pittsburgh, 4; Louis, year or two, it has been painful ; Totals 0 0 St. Louis, Oct. 1. St. Louis put At Stanford University: Stan- on i zBratchl release that Yale supremacy Send us We By innings: 0 1 ? i on a battle In the semi- ford 41; Mare Island your orders. give careful and 300 Falk, If othe he won. desperate university, the wings that had reached the Philadelphia .....000 0008 1 2 Jesse Guilford and cup final contest of the season here marines, 0. 001 011 20x 5 Collins, 2b.,.. uni- vanishing point. Yale evidently prompt attention to out of town orders. New Tork 2 0 and tied Pittsburgh, 4. The game At New York: New York meth- Two-bas- e Hooper, new has returned to sanity in the (Summary: hit Dykes. rf.... 2 11 Jesse Guilford of Boston, was called at the end of the ninth 26; Hobart, 0. Three-bas- e Mil- Sheely, versity, od of end play this year and has hits Witt, Welch. lb,... 2 2 4 U. S. amateur wears a on account 101; 11, golf champ, Inning of darkness. In At New York: Fordham, to execute it ler.- Stolen bases Miller. Schang, Most cf the men who promise 2 4 0 big smile these days. Guilford won an effort to capture today's game Washington, 0. The middle defense is Sacrifice hit Mays. Double Mulligan, 3b.. Bob Gard- 14; secondary Plpp. c..... 1 3 3 the title by defeating Manager Rickey inserted twenty At Hamilton, N. Y.: Colgate, shooting In and getting the runner plays Pipp unassisted; Ward, Yaryan, 0 0 7 and 6 to in Cardinal line-u- p, A. Russell, p 0 ner of Chicago up play players the Allegheny, 0. ; JiiBt after he has come through the 0. MATSOli & CO. Pecklnpaugh and Plpp; Calloway 0 0 1 finals six catchers of on balls Sulliv- p in the at the St. Louis, Mo., using pitchers, three At Fayettevllle: University hole in the line and before he has and Brazill. Bases Hodge, - and two runners. Another 0. 2. Sulli- Country Club. . pinch Arkansas, 28; Hendryx college, had time to himself. In this 206 West an-4. Struck out Mays 2 of the Ne- steady Central Totals 38 8 17 27 19 outstanding feature game At Reno: Pacifio Fleet, 14; Mallory's deadly tack- van 4. was the number of men left on 13. department . a Batted for Strunk In eighth. vada, Is reminiscent of Field bases. Of the Pittsburgh players of 28; Mercer ling Johnny Second game: University Georgia, and Jack Owsley. 401 000 000- -n eleven were strandsd on the bags, university, 0. whllo Philadelphia. cSttTT. while St. Louis had ten. Fourteen Then also, Into, at tackle, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Chicago 020 210 03x8 COOPER WINNER. Georgia Tech., 41; Oglethorpe, Two-bas- e bases on balls were allowed Iby the 0. Witt, rf 4 Summary: hits Taryan. 2; Strunk, oight pitchers of both teams, University of Virginia, 18; Dykes, 2b Stephenson, base St. Louis. 0. C. If.... Sheely. Collins, Mostll. Stolen Ceorge Washington, Walker. Dou- AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. of 7; Mary-vin- e, . ... -- . Johnson. Sacrifice Hodge. University Tennessee, Perkins, c. Shee- Mann, cf 3 c...-Welc- Collins, 0, Walker, h, ble plays Johnson, QESUOHIN 1 J. Johnson Sheely, 2; Henthcota, rf.. Vanderbllt, 84; Tennessee state cf. .- - Collins, . . 4 1 ' 2 ly end John- Fournier, lb r.ormal, 0. Galloway, Sb Stephenson, Wambsganss 3b E s. . 2 1 ston. Base on balls Off Russell. .Stock, At Northfteld, Minn.! Carleton Calloway, VALLEY Hornsby, 2b . . . 4 0. 8 0 1; Hodge, 2; Uhle, 1. Innings CLASSIC college, 74; Concordia, Brazill. lb...... 8,. Hehultz, rf . Minn.: Rommell, 0 1 pitched By Russell. 1; Hodge, At collegevllle, Hamllne, p.... 1. Struck out By Tialley, p 17; St. Johns, 0. Uhle, 7; Malls, N'orth, p 45 6 12x32 8 1 1; Uhle, 2; Malls. 2. At Jamestown, N. D.: Jamestown Totals Russell, Mclienry, If 1. ' New York. Automobile Driver Takes the college, 0; North Dakota Aggies. E. I.avan, ss . Detroit: of Detroit, , ; AB. K. H. PO. A, MADE GAME 150 Mile Race in 1 c At University INDIANS Hour, nilhoefer, 85; Franklin, 0. Miller, cf.... Sherdel, p . of cf.-..-.- . FIGHT FOR PENNANI 29 18 At Austin: University Texas, Rogers, Minutes, Seconds; Pfef'er, p 0. Mitchell, ss.. .. cf .. 33; St. Edwards college, TEAM OWNER STATES second. Mueller, At Manhattan: College of Em- Ruth, Murphy I'ertlca, p . 7. Roth, rf Walker, poria, 3; Kansas Aggies. rn. Ttu AMoclatrd Fnis.) (B? The Aaaoclnted PreH.) p...o At New Orleans: Tulane, 0; pl Plpp, lb... C. Clemons, 14. Chicago. Oct. 1. James Dunn Fresno. Calif., Oct. 1. An. . college, Hawks, If...... man-- r xSmith i... Del.: and Tris Speaker, owner ana ton Soules, nutomohile ruce . , At Newark, Muhlenburg Ward, 2b.. Cleveland xxHunter of Dela- Fewster, 2b., rwmectlvelv. of the driver who was injured when Ainsmlth, e college, 21; University Sb Indians, received word that New his ear threw a tire and shot ware, 0. McNally, Dickinson col- Baker, 3b... York had won the American league through the fenee on the Totals ...... 33 4 7 27 10 4 At Carlisle, Pa.t DeVormer, c. npnnnnt lust beore the start of Iresno speedway hero today x Ran for Clemons in sixth, lege, 45; Juntnta college, 0. with White Sox. the Snn At Cleveland: Western Reserve, Hoyt, p..-.-.- ... today's game the In .Traquln Valley xx Ran for Schultz in eighth. Qulnn, p. Dunn said lie was not disap- classic race, died at a hospital 23; Heidelberg, 0. 0 7 the Pittsburgh. At Mont.: Montana school Hoffman, lb... 1 0 pointed in his team and that here slu.rdv after 8 o'clock AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. Butte, players had made a game fight tonight. His mechanician, MaranvIIle, ss.. 6 0 0 1 7 1 of mines, 26; Mount St. Charles 1 In- 8 0. 42 7 IS 83 12, the handicap of many linrrv llarner, Is Ifltully in. cf . , 3 college, 'Total against t Carey, x Two out when winning run jured players. Jnred, according to Dr. W. L. Whitted, If . fi 1 At Mount vernon, Iowa; Cornell scored. Kid Gicason, manager of the Adams. Robertson, rf. R 1 20; Ppper Iowa, 6. iBy innings: White Sox, sent Yaryan, a substi- Tierney, 2b., 3 1 Philadelphia ...000 000 060 006 tute catcher, in place of Ray Fresno, Calif., Oct. 1. Earl Parnhart, 3b 3 2 A Remarkable Record. New York...002 310 000 017 Schalk as soon as he learned that Cooper, driving his first race since r;rimm, lb . . 4 2 12 0 Chamberlain's Cough Remcih Two-ba- se Gal- was out of race. . . 2 has a remarkable record. It hav SummaTy: hits Cleveland the the racing game, won Schmidt, e 14 Fewster, 2; Mitch- Charles Comlskey, president of Hamilton, p . 0 0 8 been In use for eolds, croup and loway, Rogers, the annual San Joaquin Valley a ell. Three-bas- e hit C. Walker. the White Sox, sent a telegram to Clazner; p . . 0 0 1 whooping cough for almost half Home runs Welch, Miller. Stolen Jacob Ruppert and T. L. Huston, classic, a national championship century and has constantly grown bases C. Walker. Double owners of the New York Ameri- point race of 150 miles today. Totals 83 4 10 27 17 2 In favor and popularity as Its good Ruth, on on became better known. It jhiay Dykes (unassisted). Base cans, congratulating them their Cooper's time was 1 hour, 29 Kv innings: qualities 3: 3; victory. 021 010 is the standard and mam reliance halls Off Rommell, Ruth, minutes and 18 seconds. Jimmy Pittsburgh 0004 1. Innings pitched Hoyt, The crowd did not learn that St. Louis 020 010 0104 fof these diseases In thousands of Culnn, who Two-bas- 3. Hit by New York had won, the score Murphy, finished less than Summary: e hits Car- homes. The fact that It can always Ruth, 4; Quinn, one Is By Ruth, 1. Struck out board tender letting the New foot behind the winner, was ey, Lavan, Whitted, McHenry, be depended upon and safe and tttcher score 3 3 second. to in Its By Hoyt, 2; Ruth, 1: Rommell, 3; stand at and Schultx. Sacrifices Barnhart, pleasant take are greatly in reach when It Is wanted for chll-- 1 Julnn, 1. Passed balls Perkins. the sixth long after word Dilhoefer, Tierney. Stolen base favor ed Sox park of the final score. ALTO GOFS OVER TIIK Schmidt. Double play Clemons dren. J Detroit. 6. FENCE: TWO INJURED to Stock. Base on balls Off Ham- ' St. Louis, Ilj Detroit, Mich., Oct. 1. St. Louis MINNESOTA DEFEATS ilton, 6,; Pertlca, 3; Pfeffer, 4; Our fall lines of merclianclise for men and are Defeated Detroit here In eleven Fresno, Calif., Oct. 1. Anton Glasner, 2. Struck out By Per- boys quite after tying the score In the NORTH DAKOTA, 19-- 0 Soules, driving in the seventy-secon- d tlca, 1; Sherdel, 1; Pfeffer, 1; Y Cobb, who has lap of a 160-mi- le automobile Hamilton, 1; North, 2; Glasner, 1. No matter what are we have it., ninth. Manager race here 1 Easy Terms Always Open complete. you looking for, Tien suspended because of his ar- (Br The Amoclated Prcun.) today, went over the Innings pitched By Pertlca, fence and 8: 8; gument with Umpire Evans In Minneapolis. Minn.. Oct. 1. received serious injuries. Walker, Sherdel, 1; Ham- a week ago, wai out Frequent fumbling and the brilliant Mechanician Barner, who was with ilton, 7: Pfeffer, 6: Bailey, none; Used Car Washington Sonles, also was 2. Bargains f the Detroit line-u- work of Arnold Oss, marked Mln Injured. North, 1; Glazner, Soules Is expected to recover but I Score: n. H. E nesota's 19 to 0 victory over North at 1920 Dodge Touring Here only are carried standard recognized makes mer- - : t. Louis. 200 100 003 05 11 IS 8 Dakota today. It was the first test the emergency hospital it was Cincinnati, B; Chloaaro, S. $())( 000 010 00 9 1 of the 1921 machine, and said Barner's injuries would prove Cincinnati. Oct. 1. The Reds Detroit ,.401 gopher fatal. of a tire Is said Chalmers Touring, a is tfie sat- - '4 Batteries: Bayne, VanGllder and In addition to Oss, promise was Bursting to hit both Alexander and Martin of chandise that a pleasure to show and kind that Jj have been the cause of the acci- the Nationals and had lit- real bargain $400 jjevereld; Oldham and Woodall. shown by Martlneau, Gllstadt ad Chicago in the back' field. Green dent, tle difficulty In winning. Marquard Ford Roadster McCreay Elliott Ed- isfies. Whether it be 7-- 2-- Frank finished was In tho Suits, Hose, Washington, Boston, 1. ends counted against Minnesota, is third, pounded considerably $200 Overcoats, Sweaters, 1. die Hearne fourth, Eddie Miller later Innings. Bonne s batting was J Boston, Mass., Oct. Washing- the Dakotans made their infre Roscoe Sarles Ford Touring complete-tjon- r for third quent gains around the wings. fifth, sixth, Jerry a feature. find the best at Washburn's. ton's desperate fight place Wonderilch seventh and Tommy Score: R. H. E. ly overhauled oiiO Shirts, you'll Milton eighth. Chicago ....000 010 1012 10 2 Dodge Chassis, 1918 Throughout the race Murphy Cincinnati . .020 102 00s 5 15 0 and Model $250 Cooper fought for the lead Batteries: Alexander. Martin Ford Truck and Murphy was declared winner and O'Farrell, Killifer; Marquard by the Judges but later the check- ana nargrave. , .$250 WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO CALL. . . ALL WOOL SUIT OR ers asserted he was a lap behind Oakland Touring Sen- - (Pi ETA Cooper at the finish. A long dis- Brooklyn, 1; Boston, (I. slble Six followed. time 1. 3)4dU pute Murphy's for Brooklyn, Oct. Brooklyn Mitchell Touring a real the event was 1 hour, 29 minutes a four-ru- n In the fi?Aft staged rally beargaln see this one. . OVERCOAT $23.50 and 18.8 seconds. r.inth inning and Boston lost Its wOvll Cooper passed Murphy on the final game of the season. Five 490 Chevrolet Touring, repaint- MADE TO MEASURE 145th lap and for the last few bunched singles and a batter hit ed and reupholster- - JJQEJ miles of the event the crowd was gave the Superbas the edge. bargain, see this one..tPtjOU on Its feet. was E. It Cooper's first Score: R, H. Reo Speed Wagon cont-- A Of the Latest Style and Fabrics rac since he retired from Boston 112 000 10 2 speed 1018 pletely overhauled . . , .BOUu it driving some years ago. Brooklyn ....003 000 0047 13 6 E. L. Cooper used the car of Joe Batteries: Bulck D 45 Touring, Washburn Watson and O'Neill; CONNOR & MORRISON Thomas, who Is ill with blood Mlchell and Taylor. sxcellent tlrea , $500 poisoning, In a local hospital Bulck Four Just over- - 11 I (POT 114 SOUTH SECOND STREET Three operations have been per- COAST LEAGUE. hauled a real bargain atDiOU formed on him and it may be nec- San Francisco, 10; Seattle, 7. Company h to one Representing essary amputate . of his Oakland, 1; Salt Lake, 0. Full Assortment of used tires arms. Los Angeles, 18; Portland, t. it your own price. Sacramento-Verno- n, postponed. "Albuquerque's Exclusive Clojhiers.", At Topeka, Kans.: Kansas Uni- " - THE A. NASH CO., INC. v- - . versity. 28; Washburn, 7, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Mcintosh Auto Co. V CINCINNATI, OHIO At Emporia: Kansas Normal, Columbus, ; St. Paul, 12. Anthorlied Ren Service Station - 14; St, Mary, 0. Toledo, 11-1- 0; J-- General Phone 562 '. Minneapolis, Repairing. At South Bend. Ind.i Notre Indianapolis, 2; Kansas City, 3. Dame, 67; De Pauw, 10. Louisville, 1; Milwaukee, 6. 7

October 2, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Fiva LITTLE YJ Woman's Daily Magazine Page BENNY5 - 4NUTE-- A if k ACTRESS FEELING BOOK UNDER LACE FROCK HOUSEKEEPING DIZZY AT SUCCESS FFIdEHT THE LINES OF A CORSET LAURA A. RIRKMAN. By MUST EE FAULTLESS ' MORE MEXICAN DISHES. be cut Into small pieces). Let stew till tender, then strain off If you would be and The most familiar Mexican the Juice and measure It; to every youthfully graceful If THE PARK AVE, , NEWS dishes are enchiladas, tamales,-frijole- s pint of it add H cup of chile pulp svelte in your diaphanous frocks, wear a and chill con carne. Last prepared as directed below, and Weather. Fearse. week I dealt with tamalea, bo to- 1 cup of cooked and mashed Mexi- Latest Feud News. The Jonsons Warner's Corset, the corset which assures "fri-Joles- in day I will take up the other can beans which are called ." are ahed this week the big feud fashionable ease dishes. (Kidney beans may be between the Jonsons and the lines, of movement and a Hunts on account of Maud Jon-so- n Enchiladas: The same Ingredi- used). Add a tablespoon of lard in for each of the then putting a chocklit creem youthful bearing. ents are used in enchiladas as pint juice, Sid ffiMWfl 6 if? add the cooked meat (not dis- candy rite ware Hunt was Jest jftYti tamalea, the only difference being down In his wlte that tamales are wrapped in corn-hus- carding the vegetables with which setting pantr. while enchiladas are it was cooked to season It) and 1 last Wensday, her caring more for cup of tomato Let cock the revendge than wat she di:1 wrapped in a flat cornmeal which ripe pulp. for the is called a tortilla." The genu-in- e a few minutes and serve very hot. candy. ' To Make Chile Sauce or Sisslety. Mr. Charles (Puds) Mexican tortilla is made from Pulp: Miss gamers a coarse and Toast hot chile peppers In the Slmklns took Mary Watklns cornmeal, ground to the movies last aftir-noo- mmm. mixed into a stiff dough with oven till the skins are loosened Satidday and come off ' Then cut tho it is sed he dident hnv t water; but our finer cornmeal may easily. to be used instead if it is scalded be- off stem, and remove seeds and enuff money and she had pay a half of her own In. fore using so that it will form a veins. Now put this pulp Into way which can be handled with- mortar and pound and mash It Pome by Skinny Martin dough at- EITHER THAT OR NUTHINO out crumbling (indeed, some cooks (or put It through the finest us- tachment of the food I had a little rabbit add wheat flour to cornmeal, grinder), And wen It moved It ing 1 flour to 3 corn- - until a smooth paste is the result. hopped, Are made in to suit all of and we have a wide assortment from which ' part parts styles types figures, of A very little water or tomato Juice Being the ony way It could get meal). Break a small piece some this off the mass, roll it Is now added to make It smooth. place, select the model which best ; dough 3 Because wen dident It you may pleases your taste and your pocketbook also into a ball, then pat it down flat To cups of this sauce add cup it stopped. of the hands of lard and 1 tablespoon of corn- French Tawt In 3 Weeks for 30 since in between the palms JO many are moderate price. until It is round and about V of starch; season with salt to taste Cents. For cents a week you 20 can borro a book intitled French an thick. these tortillas and cook for minutes. Rust-Pro- of inch Dip See Lew: Davis. But a Warner's is economical wears-- , in chile ftiuce which has been Answer to Anxious:" The little Self Tawt. always since it so well and may be brought to the boiling point, let insects to which you refer in your ( Awertlzement.) be cook till drain them, and letter may be fleas. If they are, Wy waste valuable time cutting washed to just as good as new. 7 done, of new books? For S put u each 1 tablespoon of kerosene or oil of cedar will drive the leeves pon ) 100 I either cooked chicken, pork, beef, them away. The oil of cedar cents every pages will call Every Corset is not to break or tear. The manufacturer stands behind veal or over this best because It Is not inflammable day or nite with my own paper guaranteed rust, sausage; sprinkle Lew Davis. 1 tablespoon grated cheese, add'tS and may be used near heat or cutter. See this guarantee, and we do also. chopped olives and another table- flame. Bub it on wood surfaces. (Avvertizement.) spoon of Chile sauce, roll up like Blznlss and Financial. Sklnnv Us You a roll top with Martin swapped Sid Hunt a tennis Let Help toSelect Your Model! jelly sprinkle GETTING READY FOR ball mouth and hrv finely-choppe- d onion and grated for a organ cheese and set aside until CHRISTMAS SO SOON: binn trying to play tunes on i serving ever the snnv time. Then pour over them f hot slnts, all sounding chile sauce and serve at once. Y. W. EXCHANGE BUSY and all slpposed to be dlffrent. .. Rosenwald's Corset Chili Con Carne: This dish may Department Jae made with either chicken, veal Have you bought any Christ- WOMEN'S SWIMMING 'or pork. Put 1 pound of the mas presents yet? That's not flaeat into a saucepan with 3 onions stretching a point, either. Several CLASS CHANGED TO 1 a have al- Will Be y'iiopped, stalk diced celery, very forehanded persons TUESDAY MORNING Eksenwald's Store Closed Monday en Account of Holiday "prig or two of parsley, a small ready begun to make their pur- bit of bay leaf, and a couple of chases of gifts for the coming hol- carrots sliced. (The meat should iday season. The Y. W, C. A. ex- Announcement was made yes- change which opened yesterday terday' that the swimming classes for the first time can prove It. for women and girls that are be- The exchange, which Is being ing conducted weekly at the Y. M. THE DE LUXE ORCHESTRA conducted this winter by Mrs. E. C. A. have been changed from was P. Fifield, open yesterday Juanita Thomas Monday to Tuesday mornings. The. I to from 9 to 5 o'clock for the sale of hours the from 7 to wish announce to lovers of "oiflicm" If you were just sixteen, pretty remain same, GOOD MUSIC Indian 9 that I have taken all kinds of fancy work and to the of a state- o'clock. curios. The demand was point winning Mrs. W. A. new recrea- over the organization known since largest wide contest, hailed from a Gekler, 1917 for hand embroidered luncheon beauty tion C. as tho Col ,nbo Orchestra. SPOT. FADE small town, were on your first visit secretary of the Y. W. A.. The the ini'T sets, guest towels, handkerchiefs is conducting the classes and Orchestra with practically is to New York, met one of its most same first class MISICJANS will and other suitable articles. It fea- and popular movie stars, had your teaching swimming diving. now be known as th "De Lut- - expected to open tho sale of home tures tested to see if screen cooked food on next Saturday you'd Orchestra" and will continue as in well, had these features O. K.'d screen ambitions. To Juanita, out the to the best In dance or 0 when the exchange will be opened and thus a in the next of a multitude of contestants, fell past give again. gained place concert music. We wish it known picture of the star you've always the prize which included among this orchestra Is NOT The woman's "exchange, which would feel? th to that furnish- V. A. worshipped, how you other things opportunity music for pub- opened last year at the Y. C. blue-eye- d ing Saturday night "Diamond Dyes" no other Juanita Thomas, petite gain a place In the company of a lic dances nt Buy headquarters, has proved to be an blonde screen the Colombo Hall. kind then perfect home dyeing is Institution of value to the com- from .Tessup, Iowa, leading star, provided FRKD K. ELLIS, seen in mother-chaperone- 's fair contender the neces- Manager guaranteed. Even if you have never It is used a number of her passed 1026 Forrester Phone 302-- J can a munity. by apartment at tho Embassy hotel, sary screen test and satisfied the dyed before, you put mew, women who, finding time hanging answer rich, fadeless color into your worn, on New York, tabloided the casting director as to ability and heavily their hands, are able into one word, over and above her rec- ehabby dresses, skirts, waists, to realize a little money from their Just expressive suitability SPANISH STIAWLS Btockings, cants, sweaters, draper- leisure by doing hand work. This "Dizzy!" ognized pulchritude. ies, fol- Miss Thomas is the winner of And now Juanita Is facing the MAKE GORGEOUS hangings, everything, by is eagerly bought by busier wom- contest a in Nor- the simple directions in en cannot the Des Moines Capital's camera, acting real part Blackheads lowing who make such dainty Hawk-ey- o latest vehi- EVENING WRAPS every package of Diamond Dyes. articles for themselves. The home launched to discover the ma Talmadgo's starring State's girl with cle, "Smilln" Just tell your druggist whether the cooked food is also a popular prettiest Through." material you wish to dye to wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, indicate or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes Montreal Is planning a new your never streak, spot, fade, or run. hotel, costing $9,000,000. THE WC&AH HE MARRIED 1 cleansing method is wrong fly JANE PHELPS. 3 Blackheads indicate that the method are is not . you using 1 :. the right method of cleansing for your type of skin. Jl'XIOR DFFIXtfs LOVE AND and I gave my work as an excune A skin would tell that blackheads caused ON ACCOUNT OF LI KIN O. tor not torturing myself by being specialist you are by with her. excessive oil collecting dirt in the pores of your skin. Chapter 102 To Io with the Junior hiA returned to school. away cause of blackheads and free your skin Two weeks Inter, and Just two ' from this use the HOLIDAY before Junior went back to Dick and I were once again n'one disfiguring trouble, following simple treatment; days In the I had antici- school, Dick came home. hous'j whops He did pated such happinfss aiut which PPLY cloths face Geth-seman- e. f hot to the until the skin is not look like a man who been . 1 his I was afraid would prove my if JOL on a vacation. Ho looksd worn, The 'itudy that I had reddened. WE WILL BE CLOSED almost ill. spent so much t.'me and thought Then with a washcloth work a "He hns been thinking what to upon was occupied again almost rough up heavy do," flashed thrnuRh my mind as Juanita and Dick in dose lather of Woodbury's Facial Soap and rub it into I saw daily by ALL DAY him. Nothing but mental and intimate conversation or the pores thoroughly, always with an upward strain ever brought such a look g. and outward motion. to anyone's face. When I tapped on the door and Junior and I met his train. T even a moment elapsed bofore Rinse with clear, hot water, then with cold the ') October 3 was thankful that Junior was with Dick would say "coma in,"' I colder the better. Monday, us. It would have been almost could close my eyes and see her impossihlo for me not to have in his embrace. But I would go If possible, rub your face for thirty seconds with shown I sensed something had I in and compel myself to sit and a of ice. been alone with Dick, hut even chat with them, sometlm9 re- piece Dry carefully. po he was distrait, quiet, seeming until would de- To remove blackheads to maining Juanita already formed, substitute a KAMI'S STORE listen to Junior, but I knew clare she must go, and then pro- flesh brush for the washcloth in this treatment. by his expression that he scarcely posing that we, Dick and I. walk heard a word. home with her so forestalling Then protect the fingers with a handkerchief 109-11- "Der fell In love with 1 North First Street Annt either of them in their wish to be and press out the blackheads. N'ita," Junior informed hi father. alone. I was surprised to notice the I took great pains at this time itart Dick gave until he said: with the home, with .my table and GET a cake of at store or toilet "Der Der who?" Woodbury's today, any drag goods It with my own toilet. I used a and this treatment You will be astonished "Why Derrick, my hnddy. He's little of the money I earned for a counter, begin tonight. been here visiting, and he fell for smart gown or two, with dainty to see how quickly your skin will improve in clearness. Aunt Nita tho minuto he saw her." accessories. I had no such desire A 25-ce- cake of will last for a month six "How old is this young wan?" dress as I once I Woodbury's or weeks. KAMI'S FASHION SHOP The. for had, yet question was asked smil- knew that Dick was pleased be- The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York and Perth, Ontario. ingly, and with a note of relief cause I had spent the money In his voice and on his face. own 220 West , my money. Central Avenue "About my age,, a month or two "I wish you would use all you younger." earn, Nan," he had once said, and "Juanita must feel flattered." I had replied: "She was awful nice to wh--- n him, "I ill your book makes Gartffe; list, h TW Cm. Dad. But not half as nice as your fortune." iataqw Mother was. Even Buddy liked Now I fancied he felt differ- Mother the best if he was In love about the I with Aunt Nita." ently using money - banked In our Joint account. He "What's the difference between had grown almost miserly as far loving ; and liking, Junior?" I as his own expenditure were con asked, amused by his accenting cerned. hurt me Danish the liked. It dreadfully, The shawl is beinir tire. and also put the thought In my sected this season much the same "Why, you iovo people bemuse mind that now ho had ceased to you can't I Tou as the Paisley shawl was present BUTT'S help it, guess. love me he felt degraded in using ed to like them for something well, our grandmothers. "It is to my earnings. be worn on and lor something in them, somethin But I comforted myself that the only very special . state occasions. is they are, I should 3ay." He book was nearly finished. Juan- It to te worn blushed a little, then, "And I'll soon no excuse to as a wrap, however, not as this tell ita would have Drugstore the world that you are all come so often to the study. model is exhibiting it Black, red ngnt, Mother." I had forgotten that love al- jade preen and other vivid, shades smuea tne was ; i at tinv, hut finds a way. are most popular. i sorry I had asked him to define ways love and liking. He had given Hie a aeiinuion that made me uneasy fo Love li Fresh Martha Washing- Brick Ice Cream deliver- because one couldn't help themselves Liking because of MOTHER MOVE CH LD'S BOWELS i ton Candies. Phone us ed when you want it. some quality of character. Tutti Frutti Which would last the loneer? your orders. 63 or 65. flavor. Dick made no comment on Jun Sundry Pint... 35c Quart... 65c ior's definition, but he had flushed almost painfully. WITH "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP' Had Juanita fascinated him so Verrida Hair Nets, "Peptona" the greatest that he couldn't Cap of all help loving her, or tonics, guaranteed I wondered. Then 1 put the Idea fringe shape. 'All to or from my mind for the time. I Hurry mother! Even a sick child cleansing of the little bowels ThtA.LM.Co please you your was Dick's wife. means loves ' colors, 2 for. . , .25c By every the "fruity" taste of "Cali often all that is necessary. .... money refunded. In my power I would hold him. fornia Fig Syrup" and It never fails I would not him up without to. open tho bowols. A ul Ask your druggist for genuln' a give easpoonf Your struggle, of that I was positive. today may prevent a sick child to- "California Fig Syrup" which ha prescription will be safe in our hands. If The struggle was not only for my- morrow. If constipated, bilious. directions for babies and ehlldrei we haven't the items calls -- self, but for Junior. feverish, fretful, has cold, or of all ages on bottle. Moth it for we will tell we For two colic, printed EXCELSIOR never substitute. You what the dayi remaining" ef ii siomacn is sour, tongue coated, er! You must say "California ' oi get your doctor orders Junior's vacation Dick was with breath bad, remember a good you may get an Imitation fig syrup us a good deal, although I knew he had gone over to Juanlta's the night he came home. Ha had Just in Today 100 boxes Stationery, selling every- where for remained but a short time, and $2 and $2.50 box. Special until sold had said something about finding Water out "The aDout a cnaratter in Soft at his book per box... t Laundry $1,39 that troubled him, a man sho had mJf . known. THE ARISTOCRArY I was surprlsel at first nt his OF rutiWA Then Is buying SONORA PHONOGRAPHS as fast as - explanation. I thmght of had. they can' be -P- BUTT'S DRUG Junior, It was a sort of an apol- Family servants are sent with silk swings to bring 177- HONE 177 STORE ogy for leaving n He had not mchines t0 the Palaces from the Peking dealer's store felt It necessary to apologise to ana the first concert is almost a religious ceremony. The me. I had shown myself so dense admiration for the SONORA amounts to actual reverence. The Store The there could be no peed. Ent with whole world seems to be arousing to the superiority1 of the quick, bright tyes and mind !v S:iJI?a machine. In musical circles people speak Two Phones, 63 and 65. S & II Green of his boy watching him, on the of the SONORA as a thing apart from ordinary phonographs Stamps Vet I alert, the excuse seemed Its price is no higher. . requisite. ! Mall Orders Delivered Free Any Place In New Mexico. While Dick had been nway 1 Al no Traded-I- n Sonoras In Alhuquerquo. had seen very littla o Juanita - NEW MEXICO PHONOGRAPH COMPANY r in of the THE JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING SURE RESULTS spite hoys running there 402 West Central. , GEORGE GEAK& Phono 401. QUICK, a good deal. It wasn't necessary, - Pago Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 2, 1921

TRADE DCDS CATTLE MEW TO dll rFTO JIK OAf THE TO WILLARD TO STRAIGHT PATH HAVE fll OFFICE ESTANC A thief has repented. More than a month ego some one L EAVE TUESDAY entered the ranch house on the C. AT RATON FAIR T. French ranch north of the city ' 11 ?f and stole a revolver, a gun and First I If 1 1 other articles valued at about $200 Annual 1 l k, First Stop Will Be Made at t and belonging to J. L. Kirkpat-ric- Headquarters of the New Mexico who lives on the place. Cattle and Horse Growers' asso- t Moriarity; Dinner Secured 1 A letter was received by Mr. ciation will be moved Albu- I A to from at Estancia; Mountainair tmrlf i v ill w French yesterday asking him querque to Raton this week for the Race Meet and fttv Mr. If ho tell Kirkpatrick that duration to Be Visited. would walk up an irrigation ditch of the Northern New for a certain distance, he would Mexico fair. Miss Bertha Benson, The Business Men's find the articles. secretary of the association, will association will leave on their an- Kirkpatrick followed instruc- leave for Raton tomorrow morn FIELD DAY on Tues- tions as indicated on the rough map ing and will have charge of the of nual motor car excursion one fice. October 4, at 7:30 o'clock. contained in the letter. Every day, was contained The association The twenty-fiv- e cars will assemble of the articles stolen has formed the on Gold avenue between Fourth in the package he found, even to an custom of opening an office at the OCTOBER and Fifth streets, with the Indian old rime! fair each year for the particular 6th, 7th, and 3th The cars will bo dec- benefit of its members and their school band. friends. orated and novel advertising fea- STATE FEDERATION OF Cattlemen from all parts will be devised and executed of the state will be at Raton for DAYS tures the exhibition can secure 3 OF HORSE RACING The first stop will be at Moiinr-ity- , LABOR TOJVIEET HERE and any for a few minutes only. The cattle information they desire from will then to Estan- State tne official in charge of the asso- AND FIELD SPORTS party proceed The annual meeting of the ciation of cia for dinner, where they expect Federation of Labor, will be held headquarters. Reports to some time examining the 15 and the work of the organization will spend in Albuquerque October 14, also be available to the members. fertile Estancia valley. At Willard, 1 6, It was announced yesterday, at where the Torrance county fair Is which time, in addition to trans- are arrangements - being held, there - acts business of the organization, for accommodations for 100 per- officers for the ensuing year will sons. The party will spend most be elected. Each local union In of the morning of the fifth at Wil- tho state is entitled to send three lard, from where they will proceed delegates to tho convention. On to Mountainair. the closing night a banquet will be According to C. G. Ackerman, tendered visiting delegates and lo- of the association, there cal union members at the Y. M. secretary of will be an enthusiastic group C. A. . business men to take the trip, which Is their third annual excur- sion, HOW DOES JIGGS LOOK IN HIS HOME? BIOLOGICAL SURVEY ISLETA INDIANS WILL -- O" 0" "O" "O" 0" Oa -- O aO" o FADED HAIR ' NEW OFFICES START DANCE MONDAY :THIN, TAKES GLANCE AT M'MANUS' APARTMENT! "WHAT DO YOU KNOW'?" ; ; IN FRENCH BUILDING will The Isleta Indians stage NEEDS "DANDERINE" I their pinnito dance Monday. They The biographical survey took up for i "WHAT CAN ?" In the Chamber o have been making preparations YOU DO Its new quarters and It Commerce building yesterday. The NO MORE POKER AT D1NTY MOORE'S! It for the last three weeks, IT! C. T. French, is that there will be a building is owned by expected THESE TWO QUESTIOXS you may expect from your employer when you start out fn the world who has completely remodeled it large crowd of pale faces on hand of business. ' on the interior and has prepared a Ky Eugrno Campbell. ho used to draw them anywhere, 35 cents buys a to witness this interesting cere- "Dander-ine.- " THIS SCHOOL was founded to men special suite of rooms for the sur- The person who Is the point of mostly in a Park Row newspaper bottle of fit young and young women for positions of responsibility In is that formerly in office, and In a air of com- monial. The dance is expected to Within ten business life, And as new methods and practices are introduced in business, our courses are vey. The space central interest the pictured general to neet occupied bv Trost and Trnst and setting of Ialian art and furnish- motion and urgency. He says now ond about sunset. minutes aftor the altered the changing demands. to ask to the New Mexico Wool and Cattle ings is not somobody's minister tuat that's bad for art that According word reaching the first application you THE TRAINING we give you will be the necessary stepping stone to a field of unlimited possibil- associations on the second floor of plenipotentiary and envoy extraor- a man to keep his thoughts free Journal, automobiles will not be can not find a single ities In commercial life. the building. dinary to the court of Victor Em- in a place crowded with editors, allowed In the plaza and people trace of dandruff or , Partitions have been placed in manuel, but George McManus en- art managers, argument, cigarette who journey to Isleta to see the falling hair. Dander-in- o such a manner that the survey will tirely at home. smoke and horse play and ama- dance will be required to park their is to the hair i be able to accomplish its office Tho creditor of Bringing Up teur oratory Is like asking a man cars elsewhere. what fresh shower m COURSES work and experiments under a Father, The Newlywed9, Let with ten children to make his will On Tuesday there will be a grand of rain and sunshine much more systematic plan than George Do It, and other works of at a football game. hunting expedition, participated in are to vegetation. It in s,, has been the case. tho imagination and Industry, lives You've got to be a quiet place by the Indian men, women and Koes iiKUt to mi ; on he if nre ' Bookkeeping, Higher Accountancy, Banking and Office Appli- Central Park Routh and does by yourself, maintains, you children. Whites allowed to roots invigorates an ' ' PKICR OF OIL ADVANCED. most of his contriving at a win- want to do yourself any sort of take part in the hunt if they so de- strengthens 1. ar- them.mf ance, Secretarial. Wichita Falls, Tex., Oct. The dow high enough above the life of reasonable Justico as a serious sire. helping your hair tc & Stenographic, Sinclair Pipe Line company today the streets to ho away from its tist. Bocauso what the grow long, thick ami posted a price of $1.B0 for north noiso and motion and wide enough mind accepts and describes When coal first luxuriant. oil. In. As as comic Is serious art In the anthracite wis New Mexico Distributors for tho Twentieth Century Bookkeeping and and north central Texas crude to appear to let tho park he art offered for sale by a man in Phil- Girls! Girls! Don't let hall Accounting. nt In and extension of your a advance, the second says to himself "The Landlord fullest meaning In 1812, he was treated stay lifeless, last few doesn't own the but he that term, the most exacting and adelphia colorless, thin, scrag- the days. park, as an impostor and threatened gy. A single application of delight- makes us pay for It, and It's worth exhausting and uncompromisingly to ful L. A. MAY, Manager. E. L. to tho whole with arrest for attempting sell Danderine will double the beau- HOSKING, Principal. is Early In 1914, army rations for It." difficult art known what was declared to be and radiance one man cost U. S. When MeM.inus tell- business of an artist. The merely ty of your hair and for a day the first began being "black stone," make, it look twice as abundant. government 24 cents. The pres- ing the world in pictures how dogma to tho effect that he who ent cost is a little over 50 cents. many laughs per hour It had in It, laughs last laughs best holds all; tho way through the making of humorous pictures for the dear public. Let tho laughter die down for the space of a gesture In one of the pictured characters or be wanting In the roll of an eye or the twist of a lip, and instead of merriment there's melancholy" and; nobody but the artist is to blame, n And above all tho last laugh at the , last point in the last minute of the; last picture in a scries has get to mi be the best lauph and ring nbso- - lutely true tn life. If It isn't the j fJiWmml whole affHir flivvers. & jTff U fl J 1, TlV And McManus perched at hi , OTI JiTlMjaTZrsxKiiS ITfvilli kVI tltrifMUt iT T'"Vn JrVi'WTf r high window comprehends thb', and there are' days when ho takes the work of half a day off hi drawing board, tears it carefully Into small pieces and goes out to a theater or perhaps only for a walk In the park and devotes him- - self to forgetting all about what mill he has been at for hours. Just how he arrives at tho compositions Ask for Threaded Rubber which do please him all the way Who Collects for the mrougn ne ooesn i khuw eAutuy. He says there's a right way and a Mental wrong way to do it, but there Isn't Anguish? Willard Threaded Rubber lasts tery gives more use, stands more any formula. ' Paying out ten or twenty dollars for relnsuUtlon "Sometimes," he explains In try- dosn't seem to annoy somo car owners. But the as long as the plates 1 It avoids abuse and yields more miles of ing to explain at all, "a grand Idea foes oftime! The irritation I The inconvenience hits you. A friend says something Wouldn't you think they'd figure THAT into the the time -- Joss, the expense and service dollar or a on tho subway makes cost, foo? uninterrupted per guard comes an observation or a notion Reminds me of Tim Thomas. His wife got the the exasperation of reinsulation. than other battery. floating fn the window out of the Idea he was interested in Nell Butter- -' any to 'this getting park and you say yourself, worth, and sued the girl for alienation of affec- It solves the most troublesome is it. tions. The bill read: "To loss of $1.00; "And so set up draw husband, Can you your to mental $10,000," left in you choose any more ing board and buckle to work. For anguish, problem the storage battery a while it's fine, everything seems Marital anguish that's it! Would you saya have the builders of . $15 was wisely than to drop jnto place, the characters battery really cheap if you had to take business. take on life nod walk, the picture $ 10,000 of "mental anguish" with it? Not for mintI 184 makes of cars and trucks seems to gather momentum as it I play safe and 6ticlc to the Willard Threaded Its effectiveness been so goes and then Rubber Battery. has that the Willard Service Man "You stop and wonder what's Threaded Rubber lasts as long as the plates-d- oes up. Suddenly It's become a little away with reinsulation Builders thoroughly proved by thousands on rest expense. tells about in his column? hard to go and you your of 184 cars and trucks pay : n additional price tnind with something else for for Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries. of trials in the hands of all sorts ) rwenty minutes. Then you come . back and have another look at of owners, that there is Get rid of trouble your work. You don't know what's nothing battery by the matter with it except that ab- even is. And remotely debatable about the going to a Willard Service solutely something you Cars Originally Equipped Their Makers today next by with 1 throw that away. And then Willard Threaded If morning you settle down again Rubber Batteriett proposition anything was ever Station and having a Willard with not an Idea on earth and Amsrlcan HCS Perkard all American Bautr HalUday Paige demonstrated in Threaded Rubber without any preparation at the Auitln Haltkld Panhard completely the Battery put that baffled you yesterday B.lmont llaynca Pateraon thing Diddle Menney Peerlene gets Into gear and comes out a Crn. Hnlmea automobile business, it is that the on car. Be sure to ask for and Justifies C. nadl.n Brlicoa Peugeot your thing that balances Cannon Dall rlutfman Phlanna itself like a Swiss watch or else Carroll Pierce-Arro- full Jordon Prado Willard Threaded Rubber Bat it by the name. something altogether different Caia Premier hold of and you go Chevrolet Kliiel takes you citroea Lancia Renault ahead ahead and do that and to Cola I.anda Reo It's Yes, Comet ReVera vour utter surprise good. Commodore Lexington Kiddle Go Service being an artist is like laying Consolidated MHO Rock Fella to nearest dealer for Willard to how Crawford Matbohm Rolls Rojrca , your bricks. You've got know Cunnlnaham McKarlan Roamer 1 V to lay them and above all how not Marmon R Knight Danl.la Mercedee t or a new Villard Threaded Rubber to spill them. Davli Merit Sayera Battery: !n the Dliie Fljer Standard Serious artists vary Dodge Meteor (Pique) I sources from which draw Uorrla Meta Stanley they Miller Stanwood . NEW their Inspiration in the best sense Dragon Mitchell Y r Stewart MEXICO East Las Vegas, E. Las Roswell, L. F.Woodhead Elcar Studebakaf of that word. McManus says the Mueller Stuta Co. . kind worth is the one Elgin Naih Six McClos-- Vegas Battery YOUNG-FEE- only having Ferine Nelson Tarkington Albuquerque, Silver City, Silver City LOOK L you're married to. Ferrl. Noma Velle Auto Co. Wetenhall Elec. & Mrs. McManus Is an artist on Franklin Nonralk Wescott key Gallup, Battery Ign. Co. her own account. She has a beau- Gardner Ogren Co. is Cllde Old.mnhlle Wlntber Carlsbad, Ohnemus Shops tiful soprano voice, and well Ooodmaa Olympian WlntStt Tucumcarl, Tucumcari known to concort goers. : " "" YOUNG Alio Clovis, Taylor Tire & Raton, Co. itandard oritfinaf equipmtnt on 91 make ot truekt Montgomery's Battery .Wear clothes that will make you look' Battery Co. Battery Service -- ' - FUNERAL SERVICES young- and you can't help but feel FOR MRS. W1TTWER f young. Wear ARE HELD SATURDAY

(By The AMOclnted Preu.) ' ' Funeral services for Mrs. Anna t5 mmwmlm er C. Wittwcr, wife of Dr. W. C. Wltt-w- for "men who stay young" as well as of Los Lunas, were held yes- men. terday afternoon at the Baptist RUBBER for young ehi.'rch, the llev. John R. Gass of- Come in and see the "Lincoln" illu- ficiating as a friend of the family. BATTERY strated, a particularly attractive model Mrs. Buell Hensley and S. S. Nowlln of Montgomery City, Mo., sister and brother, respectively, of Mrs. Wittwor, were present at the to service. H. Wlttwer of Chicago, a $40 $60 brother of Dr. "W. F. Wlttwer, was also present for the funeral. The pall-beare- rs were Ed. M. HAYDEN KELEHER Otero, Los Lunas; Dr. Badcllffe, Belen; Eugene Kempenlch, Peral-t- a; Fred Hunlng, Los Lunas; fleorge 8. Klock, Albuquerque, and of m - Walter Connell, Albuquerque. a m i sw it a a Burial was licld at Fairvicw CLOTHING CO cemetery. C. T. French was In X I e . . . Hll charge. -- 4eieMMmtttHlP CORRECT CLOTHES FOR. MEN sane a k . fee... One of the first activities of the - - k a. .ni'"' ii if Rwii MeMta" newly created legislative depart- ment in the of com I,,. Ohio, director merce. Js to begin a crusade to rid the state of fake Investment schemes and similar frauds. eTf-- ill J 11. i!l'"(l!f.'lll,!'.Wl '') I 1

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PROGRAM READ Y CAUGHT AT THE ROUND-U- P ) Theaters Today FOR MEETING "IV Theater Thomas H. Ince clnnouncement 1ST preschts "The Bronze Bell,'' by Louis Joseph Vance, with Doris May and Courtenny Foote in tho The members of the firm of Gano & Company, loading roles; a comedy, "The Im- Public Accountants and Auditors of STATE TEACHERS BA1LE BOOSTERS postor." comnlete in two reels, and Albuquerque' a reel or two of "Current Events." New Mexico, and Turner S. Underwood, Public Lyric Theater Alien Holubai's Accountant of drama-eterna- Pueblo, Colorado, announce that l, starring Dorothy have formed a they j Executive Committee of N. Phillips in partnership under the firm name of Many Poor Children in the tho lovo story ot the ages; V M. E. A. Holds Business el Are With also a two-re- Vanity comedy, Session Here County Supplied "Spooners." Gano, Underwood, S Co. Saturday; Text Books From Proceeds Pastime Theater rauline Fred- Sippel Two women Will erick, one of William Fox's super-gre- Speak. of "School Marms" Dance film in stars, starring "The with offices in the French Building, Chief sneakers have been select Sting of tho Lash," also present- New Albuquerque, ed and the main program for the County school teachers at their ing Harold Lloyrt as tlie leading Mexico, and Opera House Block Pueblo, Colo. annual convention ot the New a resolu character In "Bashful, and a reel meeting yesterday passed or two of W. Mexico Educational association tlon all those who assist the latest "Fox News" V. Gano P. P. Glasebrook next November thanking pictures. here is virtually ed in school marms' T. S. Underwood M. A. ready. The sectional meetings are making the Sippel being planned and the officers of text book balle a success. The pro BAKER IS TAKEN the asnociation predict a highly ceeds from the dance have been successful meeting. used to text books for TO SANTA FE BY RtAtn su purchase John Vlnrent Cnnwflv. many poor children in the county SHERIFF ORTIZ perintendent of public Instruction, who were unable to obtain text J. M. Bickley of Clovis, president books. of the N. M. E. A., and John Milne, The resolution follows: Sheriff Tony Ortiz left yester secretary, met here yesterday as teachers of Bernalillo day for Santa Fo where he will We, the C. til members of the executive commit- county, assembled at our monthly place L. Baker in peniten- tee. They drew up the major pro- Octo- tiary to serve a three-ye- ar sen incidental meeting, Saturday morning, tence for a Baker gram and made plans ber 1, adopted the following reso- stealing bicycle. for the convention. lutions: was convicted last week in the dis- The following slogan has been vote trict court. His trial was the first an aid ReBolved, that a of thanks before the new he selected: Every program is due our county supeVintendent, petit Jury and to better class room service for M. "idea" and. was sentenced Immediately after New Mexico Girls. Irene Burke, for her conviction. Ho will serve a min Boys and faithful in making Two women will be among the success imum sentence of three years. is X. the school marms' dance a A venire has been issued chief speakers: One Charle in order to raise funds to special Williams, president of the Nation- buy to fill up the petit jury and the al Educational association and school books for children who criminal court will be resumed in of schools could not buy them. Criminal cases are county superintendent We wish to extend a vote of the morning. In Shelby county (Memphis), expected to last all ot this week. Tenn. Mrs. Williams is noted as thanks and appreciation to the fol .Individuals and an unusually high type or county lowing organiza- We deliver any size any superintendent and her addresses tions for their and have been warmly praised where-ev- er generous spirit, whlcn brought where. Henry Transfer Co., she has gone In her new of- quick and successful results in one hone 939. ficial capacity. week's time: Mrs. Agnes L. Voyce of Ment-- t Sheriff Tony Ortiz. more, McKinley county, N. M Is Undersheriff Fred Fornoff. Buick Touring Car i the other woman on the main Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banghnrt powered with tho famous six I' jffjgram. She has been very suc-- (: L. B. Mallett. cylinder IJiiick vnlve-ln-hea- ' tasf ul in rural school work. Major Toulouse. S. P. motor. la Albuquerque $1,775. .Ik-'-. A. Wilson, superintendent of Lieutenant Love. "6tnool8 at Berkeley, Calif., Hugh Roidllng Music company. "THE COMFORT ROUTE" T S. McGlll, field agent for the Na- -, Springer Transfer company. New York-- Cherbourg tlonal Educational association, Brigg's pharmacy. i M. C. Mechenv V. union. Southampton Hamburg Governor John Carpenters' by "O" Steamer Just Parent-Teacher- Fortnightly a Handle a J. M. com- -' Old Town s' asso Turning Conway and Bickley OHOPKSA Ort. 8 Nov. 20 plete the list of speakers. ciation. OltDl NA Oct. 22 Irc, lfl The officers of the association Los Candelarla Parent-Teache- OBUITA Nov. S3 Dec. Zi have applied for a one way special association. 1t, 2d and 8d ein sa pfinengera. Drains The BUICK railroad fare to the convention. Mrs. G. D. Ramsey. The Royal Mail Steam Prospects are now exceedingly Mrs. Steve Balling. good for a record attendance, they Mrs. C. M. Foraker. Packet Co. state, and a further incentive is Morning Journal. 33 Foat Htrret Hun Frnnclaeo Crank Case Or Local Ak'enH Vo.ven in the way of lower fares. SENATOR HOLM O. BCRSVM, Evening Herald. Photo by Ilanna, Albuquerque. n irbuquerquo may as well plan to Some of our Allbright-Anderso- company. small of educa readers protested Bursum just after his election fo the senator in a O. ontertain a army the present character A. Matson company. You don't have to crawl under a Buick to tional workers. when The Journal presented a new senate. The picture lacked the istic pose. Observe the profile ot Charles LeFever. senator's famous pipe. the pipe. The picture was taken at T. D. Cocltran. drain the crank case. The oil drain, like many photograph of Senator Holm O Today, we make amends. Wo the recent INITIATES OF ORDER rodeo in Albuquerque. Harvey Stone. conveniences found on the new Buick models, Ivan Grunsfeld. will give you the utmost pleasure and comfort OF EUQREUQUBLA WEAR son Mrs. Hanna Gardner. of Rev. W. E. Foulks. now Miss from motoring. With thr.se refinements are but COLFAX COUNTY HIGH Lupe Leon, the HAIR IN CURL PAPER postmaster at. Doming, years E. W. valve-in-hea- LOCAL ITEMS of Meth- Swope. sturdy, powerful Buick Chassis and d ago pastor the Highland SCHOOL WILL HAVE A that a of tho.se odist church, South. Resolved, copy 3 Selfish motor. Remember one out of every three Initiations into the ranks of the A time resolution be sent to the Mornins of hav: short apo Dr. R. Fred STRONGGRID ELEVEN and Herald. cars owned in New Mexico than sacred order Eunreuqubla Coal Supply Co Phone 4 and 5. Pcttit and E. E. Blins left the Journal the Evening (other Fords) been causing little anticipatory city MARIE G. BALLING. is a Buick. Charles Clay, proprietor of the on their annual hunt in Canada for (Sprditl Correapnndenfs to Th Jonrnnl.) We have a mighty selfish thrills of excitement to chase up Hotel Clay at Jemez is in moose and LOUISE B. THOMPSON, down of fresh Springs, other bis game. A card Raton, N. M., Oct. 1. Prospects RUTH interest in giving you the best and the spines the the city and will remain a few received from Dr. dated for a football team PAYTON, Kodak service we know how man girls at the university during just Pettit, winning in the Committee Cord and days, at Nottayway, Quebec, says: "All county high school are very to give. The better the results tire3 Alemite the past two days. L. now to start into of the mrtre As culmination of the initia- E, Foulks, accompanied by ready the Interior bright despite no loss of some of to your kodakery grease system on all models. the Mrs. Foulks, Is in the from by canoe. Reports on game con- the men from last According a statement made pictures you will take. The tory ritual the girls were compelled city strong year. by Senator Frellnghuysen. of New Demlng, N. M., and will probably ditions are most reassuring. Sun- Coach Fremont Dixson is op- more pictures you take, the to appear at their classes very 90 cent of the ex-se- Friday locate here, , Mr. Foulks is the rise here this (Saturday) morning timistic as to mo results of the Jersey, per more we will be able to finish and Saturday in tbe strange garb y rivaled our sunsets west. A ice men who took out war risk for you. But tho reason d cult. out (opening game, which will be Insurance why prepcribt by the Among large cow moose wandered into the rplayed with Trinidad on October policies have allowed doesn't interest you all you other requirements the ritual pre- town 7, them to lapse. want to bo sure of is that the scribes that the hair must be worn a few days ago." as an added attraction to the Pay Poll Tax at H'gh School. Northern New Mexico fair. quality of our work is high, McCollough Buick Co. in curl papers, and the neophyte and our service fast, umbrella. Miss Helen Guruh Mrs. W. Y. Walton, who spent The team this year wll not be must carry a purple the summer with her very due 5th and Gold C. E. ODEN Phone 1200 The order, which Is one of the daughter, heavy, largely to the Teacher of Piano Mrs. W. H, Springer, In Los An- small number of men entering ancient and honorable institutions to school on the la limited to geles, Calif., has returned the high this year who whould campus, the I'hono 1816-- mike football Sev- etudents in the women's res- city. good material. living II. E. Wittwer of Falls City eral of last year's men who have "When Better Automobiles idential hall, Neb., i,t in the city, having been the weight are expected to do the Are called here by the death of Mrs. lion's share of the work on the SFresh Built Buick Will Build Them." Wittwer of Los Lunas. line. Carson Creecy, the freshman Special new year services will be star of last year, is doing excellent JJ 1 Pound 30c .8 held at Albert at work and the student Is look- ttfthlMmtlUWmiftrnwTmrrrmi, ,, Temple tonight body Tl'hfMliffiSmti'itoi 7:30 o'clock, and Monday morning ing to him for results. Captain at 10 o clock. A special choir will Landon Gillespie is also doing ex participate in the service, and a cellent work and much is expect- fitting sermon will be delivered by ed from him. Gillespie Is an old, Kabbi Bergman. The public is in- experienced man and knows the vited to attend. game well. Four dollars, full wagon load factory, wood; limited amount Groat Britain is distributing ap- Hahn Coal Co. Phone 91. proximately 9,000,000 war medalH. Work in - ft ft HI I ... 1 or Mrs. Ed Berry of 718 Mountain nnri h III! 1Hr.tn1.1r ln,n4A - (ore 11 a. road received word this afternoon her service men. The awards will aH n 1 . W I out 5 rcCK oJuau rj.. a p. 0' the death of her extend over a period of about four uu; My same day. - m niece, Dorothy Berry of Trinidad, years. yj Colo. Death resulted from ! typhoid " fever and weakness of the heart. Work in be- - I j; She was a daughter of Mr. nnd fore 5 p. or-- out noon next I Mrs. Walter Berry, who were f 1 S!ow About IfII Idn mer residents of this city, Mr. day, Mfiff-- n 11 Berry died three years ago. it There will be a basehall game js"mMi between the Albuquerque Centrals Your Stomach? and the Old Town Stars at Four Pited;nd le to $1.00 Store C teenth anflt New York this after S noon. This i9 the third game be If Add, Sour, Gassy, and You Bloat TO 321 W. Central L tween these two teams, each hav or Feel Stuffed Vp After Eating ing, won one game apiece. The Try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets battery for the Stare will be Lucero and Guevera. The stomach may be rather slug- The Tlldios defeated the Bullet gish in digesting the fried eggs you Stoppers yesterday at Barelas ball eat for breakfast and the delicious parK by a score of 16 to 6. The Willard of batteries for the Tildios were La- Batteries, standard foya, Valencia and Barreras. For the Bullet Stoppers the batteries GET RED ARROW Willard quality, may be had for were Eobertson. Jonee and Madrid, SERVICE AT The Mothers' circle of the Con your Ford car and at a gregatlonal church will hold the O. A. Matson's price monthly meeting and cradle roll Use Clarified and Pastuerized Milk to party on Thursday at the home 206 West Central you'd expect pay for a lot of Mrs. Chester Washburn. 203 It It the Only Safe Milk North Edith street. Folks the less valuel Mrs. G. W. Bond left last night BEST Butts Drug Store Phone 3S1 for Kansas City, where she will at m 1 Central and First tend the National convention of P, Foods r-- B. O. Mrs. Bond is president of or directly from ALBUQUERQUE DAIRY McCLOSKEY AUTO COMPANY the local chapter. The St. John's guild will meet on THE RED ARROW home DAINTY BREAD 1 WILIiAKD SEKVICE AND BATTERIES Wednesday afternoon at the 116 South Third. ASSOCIATION or Mrs. is. H. .Edgar, at ilvi west Phone 816-- - Kent avenue..- IT is only fair to 408 West Copper Avenue Dr. David Ross Boyd, chairman your of the local Red Cross executive family that you should committee, left josterday for Co- give them the very best of lumbus, O., where he will attend it the naMonai convention of the or foods upon all occasions. ganization. If this is your idea of the Mrs. G. F. Tierney and son, Ken croquette and salad for lunch. On matter you ought at once to neth, of Chicago, have come to the top of this a soda confection is apt city to spend the winter. to add to the Indigestion. It is a get acquainted with Dainty The Ministerial alliance will meet good rule to follow each meal with bread and our other bakerv Let Us Clean Your Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to avoid goods. Your family will Rugs at the Y. M. Q. A. This is the first dyspeptic results due to eating and meeting of the winter, drinking. Should the stomach sour, give them a hearty welcome, Charles E. Boldt has gone to with water-bras- h, biliousness, and ana you n remember to or- r where he was the to indi (West Point, 2Jeb., peculiar gassiness due der our bread and pastry. called by the serioija illness of his gestion these tablets bring relief 9x12, Vacuum Cleane'd mother. because they supply the alkaline Ask your groceryman for Rugs, :.$1.50 Store Closed The regular meeting of the wo- - effect to the stomach and thus off X DAINTY BREAD man's auxiliary or the American set the acidity of such dyspeptic Rugs, 9x12, Vacuum Cleaned and Shampooed . 3.00 legion will be held on Monday af- conditions. ' Vacuum Cleaned ALL lernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the It is well to know this and nbt Rugs, 9x12, and Dry Cleaned ...... 4.00 f DAY armory. The delegates to the re deny yourself the pleasures of the UniOrilAKERY cent convention will give their re- good things to eat and drink ports. through fear of Indigestion. You We Make a Specialty of Auto Seat Covers Born, to Mr. and Mrs. I R. will find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- 207 North First Street Cleaning Monday and Marsh, yesterday, a boy. lets on sale in all drug stores at (0 Tuesday Rev. W. S. Vanderpool, pastor of cents a box. the Central Avenue church, will our work on Rain Coats. leave tomorrow for the New Mexico Try 0Y ACCOUNT OF conference, wiiich , will begin on ' Wednesday at Artesia. He will be We 'clean Fancy Lamp Shades of all descnpHons. accompanied by N, M. Cudebac, of HOLIDAY, this city, and hie brother, the Rev. DAY AND W. II. Vanderpool, pastor of the NIGHT Leather Coats Cleaned and Dyed. Magdalene, M. E. church, south. MECHANICAL SERVICE GENTRY'S EGGS. We are prepared to give you prompt mechanical At Champion, Hawkins, San Jose, service at night as well as during the day. Skinner's, Ideal and Pappe's. Price Also 65 cents. aay ana mgnt car washing and greasine IMPERIAL LAUNDRY COMPANY service. V Patrons are requested to place orders for shelled pinon nuts well FOURTH STREET GARAGE Phones In advance In order to be promptly 148 and 449 served. Fannlo S. Rplti. 823 North . G O. FLOR1AN, Prop. Tenth St. Tel. 802. Moll ol..r 40 North Fourth Street. Phone 498 Igivea cnrefit! attention, V CHARLIE CHAPLIN. PHILOSOPHER, HAS SERIOU as he is m lire. Small Portrait study of Charlie Chaplin, world famous motion picture comedian, and recent films. Intense Am panel at left shows him with Jackie Coogan in one of his most popular Few Would Imagine Him a Poet or Composer and With , bition in Literature, Nor Could It Be Thought Screen Mirth Maker if"- - ; Studied Life as Closely as the Most Ardent Reformer and Un- Sought to Aid Humanity by Radical Action An usual Interview , With an Unusual Character I the best known and the least known man in the world acting even when they're rehearsing. ill. . want every bit rehearsed thoroughly a he PERHAPS Chaplin. It is Charles Chaplin that r ran you imagine "Cha' Chaplin discussinf 72 croslTe the article does T "The Purpose of Existence"? However, full thJg polnt. now g0 over t0 tne .table; Charlie" as well as to "Charles." for while the latter may opine that rnw T n this cud.' Then, when ail "nothing in the world really means anything," the former,, who has gone these bits of business have been gone millions I 'Now we'll act o - to Europe "to recuperate his emotions," reveals himself as through thoroughly, say, imagine him Much light is thrown on this great world character. it: By FRANK VREELAND. Would Hate Perfect Picture, HAftLIE CHAPLIN an egotis- t- as though they belonged to some one else. Fearing It "Machine Made" They will be In front of "But I of detail Charlie Chaplin an Iconoclast! It sprawled straight don't want perfection him, or curled around the rungs of his was c seems possible. Yet out of In the acting. I'd hate a picture that hardly chair like a school boy, and sometimes one screen it would seem machine made. his own mouth the king of the of them will be quite sat upon. perfect casually love They are never In the same place for two I want the human touch, so that you ... tot;dt. C uaplln, no mlnute3. the picture for its Imperfections." I The ! feet were encased on occasion how hard you protest. "I'm an this It may be guessed from all this that In leather bedroom and with iconoclast. love to I slippers, this, Is something of an epicure of I tear things apart. the neat suit he wore, gave Chaplin' M pin striped w0m of He Is it a connoisseur don't like them as they are." him not the least air of being dressed to emotions, feelings. lr And It would seem, from the talk he receive company. He lounged back In his that attitude pervades his whole thought.

Ritz-Carlto- no gave the other day at the chair quite unaffectedly, and there was He Is Inclined to be a sort of professional deco- In New York on his suggestion despite the royal, golden spectator, looking on and sampling life while stopping way of was rations the suite, that there a king even abroad his first trip to Europe in eleven holdttig his levee. exquisitely, plumbing every sensation, morning for the sake of the adventure in it. that he was as he himself. From the summit of his thirty-tw- o despair, years pictured years was born in must and his five feet four Inches he was asked Though ho France there But it would required the pen of a George somewhere ances- to look back his life be Russian blood in his Meredith to describe Buch an upon and say whether egotist. he was satisfied with It. try, for he relishes bein,; introspective. he "I went to th i Make no mistake about the quality of "I never of that "The other night," said, really thought before," 'Follies.' Fannie Brice is a wonder as a In him. He is neither he said slowly, rubbing his head. "Of she 'I'm feelin' terri- nor snobbish. course," he went on with his smile, comedian when says, overbearing, vainglorious quick a But the rest Those who with him on his visit "it's time for me to say at 32 ble, t'ank God'; that's gem. spoke hardly move me. Even here found him one of the most affable and whether I'm satisfied with my life. But I of the production didn't didn't stir me, and engaging of men. There Is none of the think I am. I think if I had It to live over the pretty girls usually aloofness In him to be found in screen again I'd do It as I have only more so. when I see them on the stage It puts me in a flutter. I to 1! performers with less than half his success. I'd do It with less moderation. quite romantic say myself, 'You meet one of them and marry Nor Is he cold and ruthless. When he is Not Satisfied With the might In the mood for It and he acknowledges World, her. There, that girl on the end maybs he is a creature of moods he can be gay Would Change Many Things shell be your wifa. Who knows?' f a j and hospitable even to casual acquaint- satisfied "Every time I sit down In front at J "But I'm not with world as Ay the I'm a husband. J ances. I find It. musical comedy potential L V I him- There are many things In It f It is simply that he Is confident In It excites me tremendously, and I like it. jit I'd like to Do mean self, that he has arrived at his viewpoint change. I political Eut at the "Follies' I was struck with an deliberately as a result of his career. He and economic conditions? Well, yes, I sup- Impression of straining for effect. I was I might be called an egotist by conviction. pose do. oppressed, as I often am, with a sense of 'fSti For all things are measured according to "But I'm not soft hearted about them. the futility of human effort. That ovation one When I see such his personality. Fundamentally, every misery as that on the given to Mary and Douglas the other night la an egotist, more or less. In that vein, East Side It arouses jny emotions, but It at the theatre was Immense but at bottom most. doesn't make me but Chaplin Is franker about It than sentimental. My Interest It amounted to nothing! When you como "Ah, yes," he declares, with a twinkle in is caught such things stimulate me, I his eye, "I think a very great deal of my- know that if I found my lot cast there I Is or shouldn't wait very before I worked self. Everything perfect Imperfect, long "That s one I do about to I am the myself out of It. tning appreciate according myself. perfect success. It enables me to do what I "What Is the purpose of existence? I please. standard." I can to 'Let's to to- And he waves his hand with boyish don't know. I accept it as it is. After all, say myself: go Egypt to know It This time day.' And I can go. I can think what I yet Ironic smile, having settled that. what is the value of putting such queries one seemed presently. to one's self? It's that we're when I came East I thought at first I'd do please. Rebel in Him enough here, reason' Hint of the that all that has gone before has led up to it quietly, without any press agent flourish. "That's largely tho why I don't Offset His Suecess ourselves. What does It matter what comes T I even considered I go abroad in- care much about reading. I don't want to by might be fettered His can be understood So far as we're concerned, cognito. I said to myself: 'Nobody will by other persons' thoughts. When I was about 19 I set out to read at a on this basis, that, now that he Is Inde- we're the crown of the ages. Each one can know you're around it won't really make which consider himself the fruit toward to Then 1 great rate. But since then my Interest has ; ft" he resents perfect difference them anyhow.' pendent, anything any I read a smacks of intrusion from the. outside world which evolution has been working. We're told myself: 'Nonsense! Of course it will! languished. scarcely magazine. Novels don't interest me. I like that would seem likely to control or curb In this world to live that's enough." As if could go history you incognito!' a bit. I also rather modern him. There is a hint of a smouldering Despite this Interest in himself, the "Besides," and he smiled candidly, "I enjoy biogra- comedian stories that me close to human rebel in him that would have broken out who has passed the recreation - it. like on the phies get , I ft enjoy (I being patted, The of Oscar but for his success. hours for thousands in hilarious enjoy- H'iSt So now I'm a personalities. biography back). having very good Wilde fascinates me. I dislike Chaplin says positively that he Is not ment finds It very difficult to amuse him I'm an"tmotional holi- But any time. really taking n wist-fulne- of mechanical or soft hearted. Admirers of his tender self in his leisure hours. I found I was stale. suggestion the the "I'm day. going Nothing in literature. Science? I hate it. In "The Kid" will scarcely credit really very lazy," he explained with seemed to interest me vitally any more. rouses a frank smile. "My hours "I find myself constantly skipping the It. Yet when anything him a glit- working are When I think about my latest pictureI'd a fixed, from 9 to 5, and I don't do plot In a book. You see, I don't want any ter comes Into his eyes, almost really anything to myself, 'What if it shouldn't be a at all In my spare time. I don't like to 6ay sense of originality spoiled. I don't want hard stare, that Is scarcely the expression success?' , And I'd answer myself, 'What make to meet or to to be bothered by a suspicion, after I've of an arrant sentimentalist. Then again, engagements people go does it matter, anyhow?' Then I'd start of a to dinners. The of nursed an Idea, that I feel would simply when he speaks Barrio, shadowy, thought getting ready to worry about my apathy, and having across his for he for such appointments bothers me. paralyze the world, maybe some one, dreamy look drifts eyes really begun to worry once more, I was that, But of more later. "And yet, when I've finished work I some where, had written the same Is a Barrle fan. that happy. I enjoy worrying about my work thing Is most often say, 'I'd like to see now.' and I'd read It and forgotten it. Personality the fascinating thing it keeps me interested. common " 'Oh,' tell me, had an "Yes, I have what I trust is a ; in the world that study of the they 'you engage- time It wasn't really big and ment to see him a of hours "But this enough. Nothing idea for a I want to in. I've qualities and the unique that link up couple ago, but roused me but food I love food. I'd picture play small. you broke it off.' really carried it around in my mind for a couple separate the great and the Chaplin finished 'The Idle Class,' and I had a num- in life enchants him "I don't drive my car about much. In of years, the way We all do, and I hope to eays that nothing ber of scenes completed for my next pic- the human fact, about the only I like to do Is use it in the near future. It's about a quite so much as personality thing ture. Then one day, as I was In my dress- Is one of the most ramble around. I swim a bit, but I'm clown. It will show the of his stuff. He himself just room, to make up I looked at hardships mortals. He hasn't the not a sportsman. Yes, I know there was ing starting life. It will him behind the scenes fascinating among In the suddenly, and said, 'See present of his close a picture of me In a magazine dressed In myself glass as it's never been done before simple, bubbling, direct appeal Here 32, and you haven't been truthfully. Fairbanks. He is more polo costume and beside a horse, are the famous Chaplin shoes that cut such a dash in the here, you're won't have of the sentimental ro- friend Douglas standing abroad in years. You're not taking any It any but that was all a Joke. I went down to mirth provoking movies. They have been soled and resoled again and mance see so often in such plays. It subtle. fun out of life. You're, going stale.' you one said that the of the Coronado to rest up a bit, and there was again and are insured for a because their owner con- will show how his work Is simply bread Some has great pretty penny "Yes, perhaps It was the sight of the only a friend there who had a complete outfit. siders them a fetich. and cheese to him merely his means of earth aren't really complex, they hairs that did it. Maybe I'd been so. Yet Is one of the most He suggested that I put It on Just for a gray a living, more. And It will seem Chaplin on too many in the last earning nothing a fact which leads to joke, and then the was taken. working pictures reveal his utter contempt for his audiences.. complex among men, picture right down to It nothing In the world requesting an autographed picture, that I'd had a touch of the 'flu,' and that contradictions. One mo- year. "It's like 'Deburau'? I never saw that some apparent Has the Violin, really means anything. runs like this; seemed to leave me depressed. At any rate, will declare that he Is wrapped Dropped and I don't know its Of ment he "When I go to the theatre, so often I " 'Deab Mr. Chaplin : I've seen you so I decided at 11 o'clock ;on a Tuesday morn- play history. In his own concerns; the But Composed Own Music course, this will have Its comedy, up primarily say to myself, 'Look at all this noise and often on the screen, and I like you so to go to Europe, and at 11 o'clock the picture will assert that Is of real "1 ing it will be the most serious I've next he nothing don't go to concerts and that sort of bustle going on inside here, while outside much. Won't you be good enough r.ext I was Los Angeles. but thing life is But please morning leaving mnment and all ephemeral. thing. I used to play my violin a great real th' ks are happening! it terrl-- me so can of had been ever attempted. For my custard pie days of a mind Isn't to send your photo, I put It The rest the company all ready that, at bottom, Is the expression deal up to a couple of years ago, but since ble? at man so dis- are over. Yes, possibly I shall do "Beau yrfok that there, striving among my of screen celebrities, to go on with the picture, but they're ' secure In itself and disdainful of rve gallery BrummeU' some quietly then haruy touched it. I seem to bar ym please. He thinks he is important. whom I admire? banded now. I don't care when the picture day." world. in greatly the have lost interest such things. Yes, I've Ir , human nature fruitless and depress- is finished. I'm going to have a good time. Not a own I'm ashamed "Flattering! Is Really Comedian, OfAer Side of Chaplin composed my music, to ing?' "I shall go to England, where I hope to confess. Were they gay tunes? "I send out about 4,000 pictures a year. He Says; Rarely Would Be Own Word bright, "My mouth la drawn further and meet II. G. Wells, Bernard Shaw all the Funny Revealed in His Not at all very sentimental ballads. Al- further The pictures cost four cents, the postage "You see," he explained with a rather down. I grow dismal and I big men of that country. What places 9 All this came out In a tallc in his suite most weepy. Some time ago I used to despairing. and mailing another four cents, besides wistful smile, "I'm not a comedian. realize what a perfectly good time I'm hav- shall I visit in London? Oh, Just 'spots.' really In which he Il- think it would be fine to be the leader of the time of the stenographer to answer the on rare occasions I never feel la- - at the hotel the other day with emotions. Then I'll take a kindof Dlckensian prowl. But Except for the first time the an orchestra. The grace as he waved his ing my I'm'happy." requests-t-hls is on the authority of my to to be on luminated virtually . x ant to see the try funny and carry in And the comedian laughed. , v tlcularl . Kenlngton. serious Bide of his nature, and all but baton attracted me, the sense of command. press agent. If I once stopped to look x company. Friends never say of me, 'Oh, U ' felt when I conducted "Of went "the reaction I I'd never ' psychoanalyzed himself. As he talked, I that way the Hip- course," he on, through the heaps of mail got, I W!th' and pungently, he drank copious podrome orchestra. But somehow I don't from such moods is pronounced, and I be- do any work. And the letters, once I1 do Frank Tinney isT'ngJust as t0loff the readily ' know I want to see it. funny stage draughts of hot water with a pinch of salt, seem to care so much about it any more. come quite gay. But I am always im- look at them, never mean anything. Few as he is on. I'm not I wish I were. and I'm hard to I to can call for he has suffered from Indigestion "Usually, put it till set pressed with the fact that you Intelligent persons write fan letters. And Going to Berlin and Madrid Mostly I like to be with people with whom neuritis of late. He curled about the work and amuse myself. I bate to think nothing in life truly great. The best pic- those who do don't make me feel in the I scarcely have to speak a word. All 1 of the effort It would to out and was ever when it's And Will See a Bullfight , earthenware pots holding this stimulating require go ture that made, shown, least Indispensable. I feel the world would want to do occasionally Is, say, 'Urn ah most in-- 03 beverage on tho table exactly like a kit- meet people, to go to the theatre. You see, well, that's that" he waved his hand Ret alone Just as well if. I should dron out "Then I shall go to Berlin. I'm h'm!' I like people who understand when ten around a saucer of milk, and drank I am lazy. I hate to think of the next pic- "and It's over. It's served its purpose, and ot it. terested to observe what they've been do-- I do this" and he pointed deftly to some- - he ture I'm to do after I've com- on. or mo- - with his left hand though gestured going right passed Nothing in life is lasting "You see, I recognize that really too ing there since the war, especially in thing. Jerking his thumb as though ho one. I don't like to choose the God were to come mainly with his right. pleted important. If along and much emphasis is placed on the tion picture producing. Also I'm going to meant the subject to be picked up. "Peo- of his seem in the idea for the story. I it off till the last the Statue of the world personality Those hands hardly put pick up Liberty of a player, without his per- Madrid I want to see a real bullfight. ple whocv ;ole conversation is to yawn and moment. would on as distinguishing we flesh to have the delicacy dexterity really go right though nothing sonality on the screen from his character No, I don't contemplate playing a bull and say, when do eat?' on the films, until he moves "I put off the day I start to work and had happened." 'Mon-te- z "Not think peoplo" talk too much. they possess off it. He is much different out ot a pic- fighter, though Frank Harris's story, that I and then the In- I'm going to defer it as much as The and them In a deft gesture, possible telephone rang, Ctiapllnttiirned ture from what he is in it. Yet it's the Matador,' would be splendid to rut Very rarely do we really get under the shows. As he talks he in the future. I like to remain In a state toward it and listened that stinctive grace eagerly, expectantly see on the which on the screen. skin of a personality in a conversation. them around his knee, or digs them of pleasant uncertainty until I feel in the as his answered it. personality they screen, clasps press agent ifl of "This trip, as I said, will be principally The savages communicate with each other or vest or thumbs mood to start.' I must feel a kind of he been buz- really a sort Impersonal quality, that In his trousers pockets, right "That phone," said, "has to for the purpose of recuperating my emo- much more definitely and clearly. If they and on the rare a sort of white heat or since I came I never the fans want know. Of course, if you them under his armpits, glow, inspiration. zing constantly here. tions.. Yon see, I want to express myself like you they stroke your hair, and so on. when he is at a loss for a word, Of course, it's Impossible to maintain the knew I had so friends. And seek to know an actor just as a regular occasions really many Most of ray life I've been so sup We cover up ourselves in words." waves the hand slowly In a circle of inspiration all a picture. in of all the each time it friend well, that's different. freely. he right quality through spite calls, rings When I was struggling along as And then this strange compound of con- to one side. His ravorue motion wouio. you can t reany act except in a lew scenes. I'm Just as curious as ever. Yet, no can pressed. THentitv Ouicklv Learned an actor I was so afraid of what people tradictions, who likes Barrle and consid lO IU muaiev ui huv Alter a time on each picture it becomes is ever so momentous as I expect. Seem udiuuq When He Travels would think about me. I'd harbor secret ers "Mary nose," tor an ine tact tnat it Is locks back from his forehead, or mechanical and you find yourself going a "I'm just as curious about reading fan Incog" J curly must I like such in- but I'd be afraid to let them out. a bad stage production, one ot the most the gray hair in back. For al bit stale. Toward the end you feel' as letters. I get anywhere from 100 to 200 a "But I admit that thoughts, 'M rumpling When I came here a I Whenever I met a man who dared to ex-- and delicate masterpieces he has ready, though he is only 32, the snows of though you would have to flog yourself to day. They fascinate me. I hold one in my terest. year ago spiritual I'd bo unobtrusive. I didn't let unconventional ideas ideas I thought ever seen, acknowledged that he "likes vul-wer- e time are creeping through his dark hair. finish it. . hand, and say, 'Who knows what wonder- thought press one know was held only by myself I thought he for It is of the masses of the earth Meanwhile, his legs are behaving in an "So I like to save my acting spirit as ful message this may contain?' .. Xnd the any I here. I registered at garlty, ' and I love that.'" interesting and eccentric fashion, quite much as possible. Some actors insist on wonderful messago is, generally, a letter the hotel under another name. Yet ever? was a superman.' , earthy Copyright, bjr Th New Tork Herald. - x it'. w-;:- v .. dT 11 is jv 1 tiMiy 4 . .October 2, 1921. MORNING JOURNAL1 ALBUQUERQUE Page Nine

'"""'''''H forty-eigh- t MANY'TOURISTS ARE ; i',,blx and MECCA CAFE has a much TROOP ft GETS ot tlio ears went by way of HAS cleaner and nicer ap AND MOTHER-IN-LA- W CHEER ARBUCKLE IN ORDEAL PASSING THROUGH pearance. Tho lunch counter WIFE WEST Z S'alk1 roiu. "Kl the remaining BEEN MUCH IMPROVED thn ani by way of Kl Pils0( Phoeni.-:- , tables have all been newl and painted and varnished, and theri From the noon of September Ppringerville. Is ii, The The "Mecca mec-c- an air of cleanliness to noon of September 30, 757 auto- roads from dallup to the Cafe," the real a through PROMOTION TO mobiles state lino are for out tho place. Tho ".Mecca Cat'!1 passed through Los I,tinis reported to bo In something good to eat, ha? .still maintains going west. The number of fairly good shape, from lis reputation fo; total although recently received tho attention of the quick-servin- g of persons in these amounted um; mic west, tliev painleiH and short orderi parties rough. ' decorators, and in and also the serving of excelled HEAOOUART 5 consequence tho insido of tho Care prepared meals.

Boys Will Go to Fort Bliss Encampment as Ranking Troop of the Regiment, a High Honor.

Troop A, Albuquerque's national Ruard- - organization, no longer exists. It has achieved the distinc- tion cf being designated the head- quarters troop of the regimffht. Orders were received yesterday through Adjutant General Hepjy Itolf Brown to reorganize the troop on the basis of its new duties. Reorganization will aegin at once. The sixty-fiv- o men In the troop will bo divided Into a num- ber of sections to each of which Is assigned a special duty. One non- commissioned officer will be placed In charge of each section. The is divided first Into two "Platoons, the staff platoon and the iJ-T'- ommunlcations nlut.onn. papli in Biff nr m charge of a lieutenant. m' 4l i I The sections of the headquarters troop are designated as follows: Intelligence, plans and training, pioneer and demolition, message center, radio and panel, wire, and Durfee hands at the on the mur- starr and Minta Durfee Arbuckle, Fatty and Mrs. Flora holding preliminary hearing orderly section. In this on which Arbuckle la tried. manner certain small groups of der charge being men in the troop will was stubborn ho headquarters Five ago Fatty Arbuckle, fights to free himself from the innocent. lie just given special In order years we Wanted training to fame as a roly-pol-y charge of murdering Virginia when lived together. that they may be distributed rising his own Guess I could be other to comedian, and his actres wile. Rappe, movie star, at a gin party way. throughout troops conduct lead Francisco hotel. Mrs. stubborn too. Now we're this special work In time of cotn- - Minta Durfea, separated J'to in a San going their own lives." Now Minta and Arbuckle was in the east when to remain together," says Minta n becoming the ranking troop her mother, Mrs. Flora Durfee, the tragedy happened and raced as she holds tight to Arbuckle's Jr. -- fiha regiment the Albuquerque are sitting beside Fatty as he across the country. "Kpscoe is pudgy hand. will be entitled to con siderable additional equipment. It , will rate a wireless out- sec- telephone Black has been promoted to a ACTIVITIES BOARD ! SANTA FE OFFICIALS fit, panel equipment for airplane ond lieutenancy. '' 'naling, "a regiment motor car Plans are being made for the WAMFn iTfl kid P TUP 1 IPFNn QATIIRnflY HFRP and two motorcycles, as well as a annual encampment of the na more horses. Y. M. C. A. DIRECTORS great ninny tional guard at Fort Bliss, at which E. J. vice of With the special work In groups the entire troop will bo Engcl, president present. the Santa Fo and A. there will be less of tlio routine The men will leave Albuquerque An activities board composed of railroad, F. drill required by an ordinary troop. on the night of October 15. spend- 16 Y. M. C. A. members ha been Lehman, general manager of the 11 This will appeal to the men to ing the two weeks from October 17 named to with the "Y" Amarlllo division, were among whom Is drilling boresome. The to 31 at the camp. They will go board of directors in planning tho Santa Fa railroad officials here work will instead be confined completely equipped except for general activities of the association. Mtei to yesterday. J. F. editor largely the special duty of the their mounts. Kvery man In tho Tho new board is composed of Jarrell, ot section to which each mem- is to "The Earth," the Santa Fe maga- - troop troop required attend the II. H. Ackorson, R. I. Woodson, was also ber Is assigned. This will un- All in tho W. 3d. S. C, zine, a visitor, arriving - camp. employers K, B. city Holm, Brasher, with the hKv - 'r And Now! vSi doubtedly be an inducement for are to release their men A. E. special newspaper men's agreeing Garcia, Johnson, It. Marde, train. "v, nllstment, also. The troop has during the time of the camp. tuy Ijjuderbaugh, Dr. J. n. .1. m recently recruited a number of Harris, Allen Bruce, H. P. Donald- jrnew men and now lacks only ten Forty-si- x per cent of tho income son, W. M. Franklin, Van Olson, F. of having Its full quota of sixty-jjiv- e of the average American family Wcsterfeld and W. P. McDowell. $ mi men. Sergeant William II. in spent ror rood. The associate board and tlio di- or cf oytfi HI jrh new sigii&. 'J- ill a - . rectors will meet at a dinner at k aisiiHr vdr 6:15 tomorrow evening to plan the activities for the year. The two boards will hold meetings at regu- at lar intervals the year. $1685! Wl throughout Sclonc ProiliK, n Vllnllirr Rnpn-lo- r (o i'mi ml FRED HARVEY SYSTEM ,.1111111 i ri'tilini-n- t Miibic Here is the most announcement Reo l'ower of a Hnrk From Africi. fM important Just a few instances of Reo pioneering all of WORKING ON PLAN OF f ever made. which, received at first in doubt and some with Have ynu lo.t your youth, vtgnr an ALVARADO EXTENSION 'pep?" Dons life Keem dull and work a for this is the greatest value Reo has ever been derision, finally became the standard: ermd? Don't worry. Kdi.nce hin dlBcov-i'r- able to olfer. a new vltnllspr superior even to tlie Side door entrance One Lever, Center Control David Benjamin of Kansas City, mio.-i- uibci:sihii VKom gland." and "mon general manager of the Fred Har- Key Rlnnil" trenlment. and this is, we believe, the most advanced model Interlocked Clutch and Brake, Electric Starter: vey system, announced a " I'nnciimi ingredient t hn Mtraet ever turned out during or by any factory. visit in iiom uie uars nn jrrlcnn tree. It i, Many methods and special machine tools that Albuquerque yesterday s.ild t ho tho most that the Fred Harvey company was amnzlns invlgorato this new light seven-passeng- Car will have revolutionized were first used v..r wscovcreii. uoinninea wHn It are Touring manufacturing till working on its plans for the other lonlo nn.t revolutionize and set new in the Reo erection of an extension to vknlizlnff elements of design a standard. shops. the proved merit. jn m,M naesi, the com- hotel here. . He ; explained, pound produees markd ImtiroVomemi in and finally its price establishes a new low level And ; Reo was first to put tires on a however, that certain local condi- a day or two, nnd In a short time the pneumatic la of and creates a new standard of values. truck tions wero being taken into consid vitality rained, tho clreulatlon m- - prices result, that mighty Speed Wagon which eration that might influence the iui.v,-- ana me glow or Health Ii felt In How has has revolutionized and rendered decision with reference to the ad vvriy jtari. this been accomplished? is your transportation dition. Tho now vltnllier contain expensive natural query. practically every other type obsolete. , ehemleals. hut manufaetiirlnsi In enorm ous nas quantities lirouKht the cost with- How, in a car whose over-al- l dimensions are That Speed Wagon which "Fits Business" WILLYS-KNIGH- T in the reach of oil. but Every MAKES Furthermore, the - liilioratorios prmluelng thin new little longer than its predecessor, have we been and dominates the field regardless of carrying ca Is vitallzer, EXCELLENT SHOWING whleh called are sn con- - able to obtain so much more room ? pacities was such an innovation as this. , , fident of thnt-th- ey seating just ( its power offer It on ' Billy Mearns, proprietor of the the basis of in results, no pay." For this most desirable result the Reo builders History will repeat itself. J: - Savoy hotel, has just returned to Any reader of this paper may test the the city from Denver, Colo., um.r.iveiy Wlinouc rlSK. Send n( have actually accomplished. See this new after money, nut name Reo you will be delighted with this Willys-Knig- ht Just your and address, a there and back in his lie-N- u trip to tho 2!H1-- date-wa- y car. Tho distance Laboratories. How? Why, by converting waste into light, snappy, flexible, beautiful car. touring pintlon, Kansas Cltv, Mo., and a full space is 1,277 miles in fact ho of traveled treatment will be mailt d. passenger capacity. Size makes it ideal to handle on narrow that many miles and think of it, Deposit J2 and poslnge with the post, roads or on forty-eig- ht man on dellverv. Vou will have to see this new Reo appreci-ciat- e or only gallons of gaso- If not delighted by to fully streets, parking in tight places. i.'V line and one gallon of oil, the av- the results at tho end of a week, notify the study, the ingenuity and the clever crafts- erage twenty-si- x miles to Ihe laboratories and money will be and costs -. being tho In Upkeep operation will be less than here- refunded full. Do rnn hesitate about manship by which this has been ffi' gallon of gasoline. Mr. Mearns accomplished. -- V accepting this test offer, as It Is tofore have been possible in a car of 7 says his Willys-Knig- acted like fully And when passenger a race horse from guaranteed. you do, your enthusiasm will know capacity. tho blucgrass no bounds. ; counties of Kentucky, and at times Need we is threw dust in the faces of those say this a quality car? Being a Reo, it How often " that trailed behind. have you wished for a car that would, must be that. The very terms are synonymous. on occasion, hold seven?x Built for the connoisseur for that select Reo DEATHS AND FUNERALS Yet would not a because you buy "seven," up to clientele who appreciate and demand the best now, a car of that capacity was an MORAGA Petronila overgrown, this Reo possesses all the inherent the ( Morago, cumbersome, affair whose first cost was quality aged 47, died last night at her res- unwieldly " hidden beauty " for which the Reo product is r'j ilience on North Fourth street. She excessive and whose upkeep was prohibitively so. famous. is survived by one daughter and ifi one son, who Is in El Tex. There has been a need for a car of moderate i liA4- l'aso, great Thin - tfl rlontonmafwv.-.- fniirinw - .uu.u, IHVUbl WAACIb CVCil , Mrs.'Moraga came here from El length, of light weight and hence of reasonable ml m Paso three months ago because of I.U111V AlVllt lilt; &TJ her health. The was upkeep yet with plenty of power and room body taken mode.'1 to Crollott'g funeral parlors, pend- for seven. Body design conforms to the very latest arrival of the son. slightly-curve- d lines ing You Long, sweep gracefully from have wished for such a car. radiator to extreme rear GARCIA Meliton 67 edges beveled, doors' Garcia, - - years old, died yesterday morning Reo dealers have asked for such a car. flush. t.- at his residence In N. Sandoval, M. Reo craftsmen have Power and and endurance He Is survived by one son. The m.-.;- j sought long and diligently for speed radiate from this body was taken to Crollott's fun the solution, and striven unceasingly to produce eral parlors pending funeral ar- Headquarters for euch a car. r .. , ... . rangements. m. tr:.....jv icwtu Hum ' any angic, n iooes ue nine, sinewy ft Finally, as a happy Inspiration, 5t came. swill it is. fs APOSTLE The funeral of Pet- Tents, Awnings running tning y er Apostle will be held In Albu- i And now the long sought, ardently desired, Is nuisuiai 5av.t ouu llicsisciuiy lUVKlIlg, f querque at Immaculate Con- I the and available ' f Man-dala- to at a that not is with- - rl you price only crosa-eounir- v w4 ception church, Rev. Father- ( Ideal for its ouroose loner. tnnriiw ar- In reach but which conforms to idea of officiating, upon the your your entire rival of a brother from Marquette, Camp Supplies values "The Gold Standard of Values." camping "Gypsying" with the family. Mich. The time of the service will In a this m be announced i Is word, latest example of Reo pioneering . later. Strong Broth It logical that this advanced model should I ers are in charge. PORCH sate from the Reo is the epitome of Reo experience, and pride of two shops. aecaaes o: Keo achievement. MTJRPHEY Funeral services CURTAINS OUR Pioneering is natural to "The Reo me. for Harper C. Murnhev will be Folk". confidence held In that it will meet with your enthusl Monday morning at 10 o'clock Reo has long been known as the "School Master" we at Brothers' SPECIALTY ' -- astic acclaim, for Strong chapel. Inter - : . present your approval this ment will In In the trade. New - be Falrvlew cemetery. . - Light Reo. IF INTERESTED LET TJS . .; "" With a furnace that PATTERSON The remains of QUOTE YOU PRICES has r.oy C. Patterson were shipped last Reo Motor Car pipes to each night to his former home In Kan Albuquerque Tent Company Paulin Motor Company, Inc., room it is not neces- sas City, Kans. His mother and Lansing, Michigan m sister the & DISTRIBUTORS sary to keep the door accompanied body. Awning Company Phono " 6 US West Central Strong Brothers were In B0S-- leading into the bed- charge. 821 West Gold. Phone W ' m fcl rooms, dressing rooms IEHL Benjamin Irving lehl imti or died at his home on South Walter bath open to have street last night, age 37 years. He them warm while was a member of Needles Lodge you are using them. No. 326, A. F. and A. M at Nee- You dles, Calif., and of the Los An- DE LUXE CAFE ii have privacy in geles consistory at Los Angeles, I: m m x ? your home and can Calif. A brother and sister were heat room here with him and will take the Best." any or all body to Needles, where a Masonic "Always the the house with a pipe funeral will be held. Strong Broth- furnace without ers are lit charge. TURKEY AND CHICKEN opening any doors. NISSEN Funeral services for DINNER You don't have to Charles Nlssen were held at the $1.00 carry coal into the Immaculate Conception . church house and yesterday morning, Rev. Father rnrrv tha Mandalarl officiating. Interment Consisting of About a Dozen ashes is was In out; everything in the basement with no Calvary cemetery. Strong Delicious ' am,, oust or smoke m the house. Brothers were in charge. ' Dishes. Let us explain our proposition before you buy. PATTON John Patton died at It is a pleasure to enjoy his apartments last night at the a cool- age of 64. He was a railroad man good meal in the SACKETT & RADCLIFF In the employ of the Santa Fe. Tho est cafe in town, listening body was taken to Strong Broth- to delightful music. 1 HEATING and VENTILATING V ers pending instructions from - ENGINEERS Music Bj Agents for Torrid Zone and EBERT Funeral services for "The Incomparable Six the Six of 60 "8 Roy C. Ebert will be held Monday De Luxe Orchestra Superiorities" Fire King Furnaces afternoon at 2 207 o'clock at Strong Vs. sar- -r J North Fourth Street Phone 1081-- J Brothers' chapel,, Rev. F. E. Me- - From 5:30 to 8:30 m. - Culre officiating. Interment will p. I be in Falrvlew cemetery. Jl ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 2, 1921. butchers, $8.008.25; bulk pack- APPOINTED CHIEF BUSINESS TURN ing sows, $G.50(S 6.85; pigs steady with bulk desirable, $7.25 S 7.50 ; OF U.S. AIR SERVICE THE MARKETS ) holdover liberal. "HWW'!"-U- LAST LOW PRICES Sheep Receipts 5,000. Receipts ROVE TURN; today practically all to packers di- (By The Associated Press.) rect. Compared with week ago: New York, Oct. 1. Trading All classes about steady. OF JULY HOT TO BE SEEN AGAIN brief stock ses- market Livestock. sion was made up largely of metals, Kansas City domestic Kansas City, Oct. 1. Cattle Sat- oils, steels, equipments Fed This $176.00 Moore's will be sold to the bidder and several of tho conspicuous coal Receipts 1,500. For week: Range highest Buying Power of Farmers Is Curtailed as issues. steers steady to 25c lower; grass-er- s October 8th. Coppers rose ose to two points in 10c to 50c lower; stockers, urday, she-stoc- k weak to Money Is Being Used to Pay Off Debts; recognition of the higher prices feeders and fat quoted for future deliveries, oils 25c lower; cutters steady to strong; Firm Gets Nice Slice seemed to derive canners steady to 25o higher; Westinghcuse Electric their impetus heif- mainly from pools" and Lehigh Val calves, bulls stock cows and i Of Trade From Germany. ley's further gain was associated ers and stock calves steady. Top Foreign Away steers for $9.75. with the company's prospective week, I 8 Hogs Receipts 150. Better GE1 clos-jin- g plan. Come in see this BY RTVAWT T. AVKST. l further moderate gain In the Shorts the advance In around 10c lower; others and In Morninit Journal! of opposed grades rnge (Snwlal Dispatih months the. year. the first hour but retired when the steady. Choice 210-pou- weights, (Copyright 1BS1 t.v Allniquiriiue Joiirnol) (ici-ma- Currency Inflation. $7.25; 1. sum- buying became too insistent to be $7.65; butchers, is in our New York, Oct. A brief It remains to be seen whether bunches 145 to which now on display of the business and financial ignored, a firm to strong tone odd mary tho recovery toward the end of the marking the close. Sales amount- weights, $7.40(fD7.45. situation nt the close of tho pres- to 500. Market ent week would show that a derid- week in Gorman exchange will be ed 275,000 shares. Sheep Receipts store and make us an offer. til Dealings in bonds were moder- for week: Sheep 25c to 50c high- ed turn came toward ihe end of anything more than temporary. feeders heen un- With the reichsbank ate, Liberty and Victory issues er; fat lambs steady; August, and has slowly increasing its and losses at the week's lamb top, $8.75, folding during tho succeeding already tremendously inflated showing gains strong; has heen note end. Foreign issues were lower, Hill months, that this change paper issue at the rate of Denver Livestock. duly recognized by a rise of five, 700,000,000 marks in a single week, especially French government "!a In and Cuban Cane 7s. Total sales, ten and fifteen points stocks, it is hard to feel much optimism on 1. Cattle Re- and an advance in bonds to the this, score. par value, aggregated 15.350,000. Denver, Oct. Meanwhile the fear An increase of in 400. Market Beef highest level of the year, but that that Germany will not be able to $55,000,000 ceipts steady. them- actual loans and discounts by the steers, $4.00(S6.50; cows and heif- Set It At the markets havo phown meet the next installment of its $6.00 selves satisfied to hold the ground in cash has to clearing house reflected tho heavy ers, $3.0005.25; calves, indemnity begun transfer of funds incidental to tlivi 9.00; bulls, $2.00(5)3.00; stockers gainod and to await developments sink in, and the possibility which CoL Mason M. Patrick. trade centers beforo at- this turn into the final quarter of the and feeders, $3.50 0 5.76. at the suggests for French finance Reserves the 100, Market A. any Important new havo been hinted at in year. of members at Hogs Receipts Col. Mason M. Patrick, U. S. Price tempting thp heavy federal reserve bank decreased steady. Top, $8.60; bulk, $6.50 succeeded movement. sellings during tho last few days by engineers corps, has Maj. Wall street fluctuations, tnking holders of the $37,000,000 and a contraction of 8.60. Gen. Charles T. Menoher as direc- French public debt. in cash re- 8,300. Market the week as a whole, have heen Capturing Foreign Trade. $43,557,000 holdings Sheep Receipts tor of the air service. Men- variations sulted in a deficit of reserves of steady. Iximlis, $7.00 8.00; ewes, army small and net prlco Another interesting incident of ' oher recently resigned following Not You? slight. The advancing tendency In the week was successful practically $10,000,000. $2.003V75; feeder lambs, $5.00 between himself and Geo, ly bidding by Business in foreign exchange 6.40. friction bonds has been checked by heavy an American company a subsidi- William Mitchell, his assistant. of new securities, compet- of the was nominal, but fresh pressure outpour ary Westlnghouse Electric was directed the Italian CHICAGO ing with the old and helping to for the $7,000,000 electrical con- against ritODl'CE. take the sharp edge off the Invest- tract on th0 Chilean state rate and German marks, the latter not raliroad3. to .78, their low Oct. 1. Butter Mar- POLISHED BY SPECIAL MACHINERY ment demand. It still does ap- The American company was able to again declining Chicago, pear that bond prices have fully nudcrbid its record. Polish marks manifested ket unchanged. EACH ONE A MASTERPIECE German competitors, cen- Market - adjusted themselves to the pros- and thus to furnish a concrete increased weakness with other Eggs higher. Receipts Cbssladl Mk Read word of this an- Glns oven door, oven thermometer and Mrs. Ror- lowered inter- tral rates. Far Eastern 9,609 cases. ordi- every pect of permanently bearing on the much-debate- d European Firsts, 3840c; er's thermometer guide assure perfect baking. on were the Shang- 34(g) untl-seore- est rates. Tho return many of Ger- exchanges steady, nary firsts, 36c; miscellaneous, The control and h cover take is des- subject the force of hai rate its loss of the 37 5H38C. is damper good Investment Issues high man competition in view of the recovering l''OK BALE Laying hem and pullets. nouncement, it of the great- all worry out of your work while the slotted fire the rise of tho last few enormous previous day. Poultry Alive higher. Fowls. 1113 south Walter. box lookf after financial interests. pite depreciation of the 14 20c. your months. In comparison with the mark. It is an Closing prices: 23c; springs, FOR SALE Bucks, does and rab- You won t be satisfied until you own a MunKb. loaned out In the object lesson that American Beet 27 Potatoes Receipts 89 cars. Mar- frying est yield of money much of the advantage which Ger- Sugar bits; hens and frying chickens. 710 importance. Over 300 of these rnnpes have been sold In Albu- market. But It will take time for American Can 27 4 ket stronger. Idaho whites, sack- Went Lead. So we one of best man manufacturers get through 39 querque. are offering you tlie the demand to digest the new cap- American Smelting & Ref'g.. ed, $1.85 2.00; Minnesota and WILL UUY of all kinds known to be found In the As a fun! nnd clear the way paying for labor and home materi- American Sumatra Tobacco.. 40 H North Dakota Red river Poultry payinu ranges city. FA ital offerings al in a debased loso Ohios, good prices for broilers. Will call for saTr and service giver the MOORE has no equal movement. country they American Tel. & Tel 107 Minnesota sand land 852-- 17 for a further upward in for raw $1.852.00; them. Phone South Arno Saw Vpward Turn. paying necessary foreign American Zinc 10 U Ohlos $1.50 1.60; Maine cobblers, Alhunuerque Poultry Co. July materials In the fearful premium . 41 Regarding business conditions Anaconda Copper $2.00. 'OH SALE d S. C. K. 1. exacted for foreign currency. 86 generally, it is pretty well agreed Atchison Heds, eighteen hens, twenty young pul- that the downward movement Baltimore & Ohio 38 KANSAS CITV PRODUCE. lets, four months old and twenty-fiv- e of OFFER IS SIMPLY THIS reached lowest level in July, as Bethlehem Steel "B" 56 late hatch; fifteen White its hens. was the month when prices were PRIME MINISTER Butte & 15 Kansas City, Oct, 1. Butter, Leghorns, Mrs. J. F. Summers, it Superior 417 West Lead. If are not familar with the Moore we invite to come in and at rock bottom. The turn which OF NEWFOUNDLAND California Petroleum 39 egg and poultry unchanged. you Range, you has come since then is the last Canadian Pacific 113 FOR SALE Lands. examine this one carefully. Then make up your mind as to how much you will turn, it is believed, in the sense VISITING IN U. S. Central Leather 29 POUND SALE us for offer in it, seal it and leave it with us, or that the July prices will not be Chesapeake & Ohio 56 "TWENTY ACRES Axb' PLENTY"" give it; put your writing, sign up seen again. But on tho question of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 26 Monday, the 3rd day of October, FREE book about Florida. Tells the mail it addressed to "The Exchange Stove Offer," your bid will not be opened there is much 26 1921, at 10:00 a. m In front of the truth. Monthly payments, easy terms. the present recovery Chino Copper E. until night, October 8th, at 7:30 at that time W. P. McDowell of the of opinion. Crucible Steel 64 city hall on North Second street, Orange groves planted. Sylvester Saturday difference I will one sorrel Wilson, Dept. Orlando, Fla. will all bids the to . The collapse of a year ago came Cuba Cane Sugar 67i sell mare, about Morning Journal open and award range the highest bidder. so suddenly that production could Erie 13 14 hands high, blaze face, left FOR SALE not be cut down in keeping with Great 75 hind and front feet white, branded Real Estate is Northern pfd on left No matter how low the highes t bid that person will get the the paralysis which came over the Inspiration Copper 36 hip. j?'OK SAL.K Good building lot at a buying movement. A state of over- Kennecott Copper 22 J. R. GALUSHA, 115 Smith Edith. Stove. production was the inevitable re- 'Louisville & Nashvlllo 109 City Marshal. FOH 8 ALE Twenty-fiv- e foot lot, 142 sult and it was an excess of goods Mexican Petroleum 100 feet deep, between Second and Thlr-- No member this firm or stove dealer will be entitled to a bid. was on lead avenue, $1,500. Frank Trottn- of any in merchants' hands that the Miami Copper 22 .. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS main cause of depression through New York Central 72 cost to bid on this Stove. So come in and make Sealed will be SPECIAL NOTICE It will you nothing an offer; the first half of July. Northern Pacific 78 proposals received a at less cost. Can afford Replenishment of Stocks. Pennsylvania 37 at the office of the City Clerk of Ati 1.A.N save yuu uiuiiw .u .lcUJub you may get beautiful range than manufacturers you What has happened since June Ray Consolidated Copper.... 14 the City of Albuquerque, New Mex- service. Call up and get our estimate to miss this chance. The successful! bidder may arrange terms if they desire Is that one industry after another 72 ico, until 2 o'clock p. m. on Wed- Reading GILDEnSLEEVB ELECTRIC CO. them. A of the Moore will be mailed to out of town has reached the stage where this Iron & Steel 52 nesday, October 6th, 1921, for pav- complete description people. been worked off and Republic storm surplus has Sinclair Oil & Refining 20 ing, curbs, gutters, sewers, BNGINEER8 AND CONTRACTORS where consumers had to look to 80 and ail Incident- Southern Pacific grading necessary 1720 West Central, phone 1720-- J. replenishing their supplies. It Is Southern 20 als or appurtenances thereto, on now in Railway ac- this replenishment demand Studebaker Corporation .... 74 the following named street In MATTRESS RENOVATING which is responsible for 36 cordance with the order progress Texas Company provisional MAI TltEbS KEMJVATINU. J 3 60 most of the advances and by the City Commission of the and up EXCHANGE price 65 THE Tobacco Products City of a of of Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur other signs quickening Union Pacific 122 Albuquerque, dated April 20, niture Phone 471. Ervln Bed 120 West Gold Avenue "BUY, SELL OR TRADE" Phone 1111 which have been not- 1921. packing. business life United States Steel 80 ding Company. T. L. E. L ed during the last few weeks. East Central avenue, from the and McSPADDEN, Proprietors. The point of doubt is what will west line of High street to the west happen when merchants have got CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. line of Mulberry street. through Will the gen- Bids will be received on the fol- have ex- eral buying power then Chicago, Oct. 1. With liquida- lowing types of pavements: panded sufficiently to drop pro- tion on m wheat and corn the en- (1) single course, plain CCOUNTINC Albuquerque distribution at the AUDITING, INCOME -- Foundry duction and tire list Bagged on the Chicago concrete, GLASS, PAINT. ratio or will it not? On course, TAX w riMANICIAl and Machine Works higher board of trade today. The close (2) single plain JTATCMENTX CrVIENT. PLASTER the answer to this question depends saw net losses of 3c to 3 c in concrete, A EnRlnpers Founders Machinist LUMBER the sequel to the current increase c c corn (3) course, rein- VVllllAMJ Castings In Iron. Brass. Bronze, Alum it wheat. c to to in single Zak ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY "In commercial activity, whether Sir Richard A. Squires. and c In oats. Provisions ranged forced concrete, rum. Electrlo Motors. Oil Engines. sustained con- and Trrlirntlnn. 423 NOKTU STItKHI will be and slowly unchanged to 27 o higher. (4) single course, rein- Pumps tllWl tinued, or whether it will be fol- Spreading the message of pros- weak and with forced concrete, Works anil Office Allmqocrqtie. and a in his Sir Richard A. Wheat opened lowed by a partial relapse perity land. bearish sentiment strengthened by (5) Bitulithic on period of stagnation. Squires, prime minister ol New- I asphaltic base. Curtailed. the few news factors and encourag-- Formers Buying I'ower foundland, is the United ed or outside (6) Bltnllthic on main source oi visiting by absence support, Ordinarily the States. He recently discussed trade nothing that the few longs could do concrete base. the country's buying power is relations with President had effect on the market. (7) Car tracks of penetration tho The farm-er- a Harding any from crops. and Commerce Secretary Hoover. bulge brought out increased macadam. sell wheat and cotton and Every con- their As leader of the Liberal Sir and numerous stop-los- s (8) Car tracks of reinforced livestock and spend the procectlB party pressure Richard was elected premier in 1919 orders were uncovered. crete, at the manufacturing centers. Breaks caused The following is an estimate ol will he by me in the of at Winnipeg by This year, however, they largest majority declines of around 5 cents the work to be done as compiled by low for their prod- his country. hedging getting prices in cash wheat at Minneapolis nnd tne City Engineer: ucts, especially for corn, which is 7133 Without square Warmth slow with yards paving. at lowest in ten years, The new recruit in the United export demand, coupled ISO Waiting selling the a a New Lin. Ft. curb. which it is claimed States six and a half report that York interest and for cattle, army spends bought 20,000 barrels of Canadian . . . Lin. Ft. gutter. cannot be shipped to market ut hours of study and drill each day. 2678 Lin. Ft. Comb, curb and Three hours are In class- flour this week, combined to break present freight rates and yield any spent the the resistance of some of the most gutter. profit at all. room under civilian teachers, and 808 Lin. Ft. single track car line most of three and a hours on drill stubborn longs. May wheat made Moreover, the money half the a new low record on the 756 Lin. Ft. double track ear which the farmers receive will be under military instructors. crop. line. to off debts. That this Hedging sales, scattered liquida- used pay tion and the state of the wheat 1840 Cu. Yds. earth excavation is putting the economic position in To Gain a Good Reputation. 1790 cement sidewalks. to market caused the break in corn Sq Ft much better shape goes without The way gain a good reputa- oats The total estimated cost is $45,. But it is not room tion is to endeavor to be what and were weaker and lower in saying. leaving you sympathy with other grains, 701.00. for the normal buying demand to appear." That is precisely the Bidders will state the number ol manner in which Chamberlain's In provisions nearby options develop. were under but deferred weather working days In which Moderate Gains Probable, Cough Remedy has gained its rep- pressure deliveries held fairly strong in the they propose to complete the whole This is a fact of the first im- utation as a cure for coughs, colds, of the above work. to remember in calculat- and face of the general market condi- portance croup whooping cough. Every tions. Deliveries In con- The city reserves the right to ac- the business outlook. It is not bottle that has ever been put out October ing tracts included 7,700,000 pounds of cept or reject any or all bids. consistent with any idea of great by the manufacturers has been Each bidder will be to in- lard and 750,000 pounds of ribs. required activity in the near future, or fully up to the high standard ol deposit with the City Clerk to the deed until well along into next excellence claimed for it. People Closing prices: Whca.. Dec, $1.17; May, credit of the City of Albuquerque, year. On the other hand, it is not have found that it can be depended $1.22. without Indorsement, a certified inconsistent with the view that the upon for the relief and cure of check of In the sum of ten business will at least hold these ailments is Corn Dec, May, deposit situation and that it pleas- 49c; 40 54c per cent of the total amount Its status and show some ant and safe to take. Oats Dec, 36c; May, c. (10) present Pork Jan., $15.00. bid, as a guarantee that he will file Ird Oct., $9.92; Jan., $9.10. all bonds required and nter Into Ribs Oct., $6.75; Jan., $7.82. contract, if awarded to him. ac cording to the terms of his bid NEW YORK COTTON. within ten days after the certifica- tion of the award. Should the con- New York, Oct. 1. Cotton fu- tractor fall to file bonds in an ap- tures closed irregular. Oct., 20.48; proved surety company or entei Dec, 20.65; Jan., 20.33; March, Into a contract with the City of Al- 20,02; May, 19.50, buquerque, then the certified check shall become forfeited as liquidated IP IilBEUTY BONDS, damages, and the money realized therefrom be turned into the treas- New York, Oct. 1. Liberty ury of the City of Albuquerque. bonds closed: $88.46; first 4b, JAMES N. GLADDING, $90.70 bid; second3s, 4s, $90.52; first City Manager, 4s, $90.82; second 4s, $90.52; t third 4s, $93.96; fourth The department of agriculture THE UNIVERSAL CAR $90.90; Victory $99.44; 4s,Vic- has 12,500,000 pounds of salvaged tory $99.46.3s, "comparatively safe" war explo- 4s, sives to give to farmers for land FOREIGN EXCHANGE. clearing.

1920 Sedan, good as new. New York, Oct. 1. Foreign ex- change Irregular. Great Britain 1920 A-- Touring, l condition. demand, $3.72; cables, $3.73. France demand, jf 1920 Runabout, A- -l condition. 7.07; cables, 7.08. Italy demand, 398; cables, 1918 Touring, good condition. .?. 398, Belgium demand, 6.99; cables, 7.00. Germany demand, 80; 1917 Touring, fair condition. cables, 80. Holland demand, 31.90; cables, 31.96. Norway de- 1915 Runabout, good for speedster job. mand, 12.25. Sweden demand, 22.23. Denmark demand, 17.90. As the name implies, the Cozy Glow furnishes a flood of ruddy warmth and concen- - 1919 Light Truck, delivery body. Switzerland demand, 17.32. Spain 13.03. trates it wherever needed. It does this in a clean, convenient way and with perfect safety 1920 Light Truck, demand. Greece demand, delivery body. 4.86. Argentine demand, 82.87. there is nothing better to keep the kiddies warm as they dress for school. Brazil demand. 13.12. Montreal, REASONABLE 91. It throws the heat in like a When is his TERMS CAN Demand bills on to any direction, just searchlight. baby taking Germany fell bath the warm of the Cozy Glow will protect him from the discomfort. BE .78; cables ,78 in the late deal- rays slightest ARRANGED. ings. . IJVESTOCK MARKETS. Westinghouse Cozy Glow Heaters. Co. Chicago Livestock. The Ideal Lunch Quickel Auto and Supply Chicago, Oct. 1. Cattle Re- ceipts 600. Compared with week Bread lg the most essential part o ago: Grass and low grade warmed-u- p any lunch. But our bread shoulti to 25c Authorized- - Ford Sales steers weak lower; others bo the mainstay of your litt.lt and yearlings strong to 26o higher; daughter's lunch because you real- some good and choice medium ize s and Service Station the wholesomeness, the pure-nes- weight oorn-fe- d 25c to 50c higher, and dellcluosness that com- Gas & Electric choice red heifer yearlings lit- Albuquerque Company dry bines to make bread. Phone 750. Sixth and bulk cows heif- our ThU Central tle change but and realization to be- ers 50e canners 10c should lead you to $1 lower; to lieve that sandwiches made of out "At Your Service." Phone 93 15c lower; calves mostly $1 lower. bread are Ideal. Hogs Receipts 4.000. Market active, fully steady with Friday's ( best time; packing grades and mixed hogs strong", bulk higher. Pioneer Bakery f Top, $8.30: bulk lights and light 207 South First BJreet 91 October 2, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

' IDEAL HOME. A HOME WHY WORK OPPOSITE CITY PARK $650 DOWN 1 Consisting of seven rooms, sleeping A And $30 NOTICE screoned When $4,500 will you a Nifty Home for Sale. 5 rooms furnished, glassed In porch We have monthly payments will porch, large porches, buy been requested by the buy this four-roo- m modern built-i- n large front house MAJE8TIO Tires Bisilslbiry" steam heating plant fea- property that will bring $110.00 Four-roo- modern porch, fireplace, lawn, owner to push the .sale of this w:th are a seven is in bungalow, etc. Good location and gas, Bleeping porch garage and thousand-mil- e tures, garage, lawn, thade. Price per month, this a good glassed-i- n hard- priced modern home. This r0-fo- lot. tire; all adjust- close-i- n sleoping porch, with terms. Close in, on South ments made us. and location very attractive. Sec location. You will only wood floors all right means we want an otier. Don'l Walter. Price by Bob & need a to handle throughout, the only $3,000 ACKERSON GRIFFITH, fair payment late built-i- n features. This Is a H. F. G1LMORH overlook this opportunity. Splen- J. A. Oversize mi this, balance on HAMMOXI), and REALTORS. easy payments. real home and the is 214 W. 442-- did location, south front, large 824 K. Silver. Phone 1322-- HEIGHTS Phone- - 414. 120 $500 will start on a nifty price Gold Phone IN UNIVERSITY Insurance. 8. 4th. you dandy only , $4,200 grounds and plentf of porches. Overservice four-roo- m home In the high- Five rooms and sleeping porch, Let us show you, then make youi The best tire for the least good-size- d basement, lands. Start now. modern, A. L, Martin Co,, Realtors, offer, SPECIAL JUST LISTED money in the, state. built-i- n features; furnace heat; HOME AND INVESTMENT Shelley Realty Co. FOR SALE BY extra lot; east Real Estate, Fire and Auto nre nepairing and garage; large Phono 450-- J. 216 W. Gold. COMFORTABLE HOME J, D, KELEHER I Retreading. -- This house Is located on Two Insurance, front. private apartments, many Jjoans 211 V. Gold. Phone 410, ; POND & MICHENER HIGHLAND TIKK & one best streets in Univer- built-i- n X Of five rooms, well located In RCBfcEH of the features. Two baths, fine 223 W. Gold. Phone 15fl. large 117 W. WORKS. and Is an except furnished and Highlands. Can be had on easy Gold. Phone 807. sity Heights sleeping porches, Close in, blocks tionally good location. Can be renting for $8i) per month. Priced terms. Price $2,800. A few desirable only four from Broadway and Gold, Phone 280 on extra terms and to places for rent. Central avenue. Five-roo- brick bought good sell, $4,000. BEAUTIFUL LITTLE with two the pries is right. HOME PRETTY NEW HOMES porches, clothes closets, GILL & WOOTTOX, ON WEST ROMA. THIS HOUSE Rollin E. Guthrldge, pantry and bath, sheds, plaster- FOR If want a mod- ed A LARGS BRICK nOTISE 723-- J. 115 SALE you nice, small, garage, shade, lawn and in Phono S. Second, Real Estate. one of Located close In, in the Third will sell real soon. If you want It Phono 1023. i 314 W. Gold. ern home, $2200.00, easy payments, the best residential sec- HEAD OFF bath, S porches, basef 5 tions of We The dead sure ward. Has eight large rooms hurry, new room modern, except let us show you. We also have the city. offer you rush for homes. clothes closetx; ment, Gas, Oak furnace, real nice, In Fourth war, this place foi- - only $4,750. Can Good times are coming back. modern; large floors, Lot 60x150, Ideal neigh- modern 4, 5, 6. 7, 9, U. to date. be had on built-i- n bath for only $3,900. Good terms. terms if desired. FOH SALE features; large Five-roo- m borhood. Wo' have the exclu- -l room; soreened front FOB SALE W. H. M'MILLION NOW. modern frame in A- larjo Four roomi and bath, three sive agency for this property R. McCLUGHAN condition, close on screened back porch; " porches. A RARE BARGAIN 206 W. in, south porch; adobe well located on a full-lie- d and it is to sell. ' Gold laWn and some itucco, priced Arno. Sleeping porch, large lot. good walks, corner lot, with beautiful ehado 204 W. Gold Phone 442-- J We have one Will extra lot. Thle trees. We just listed of the sell either furnished or un- shade and large will sell thin place very DIECKMANN REALTY CO. best homes in house is located lust four bloeltf cheap, It sold at once. Price 13,000. SUDDEN SERVICE. Albuquerque; this "A BARGAIN" furnished. 11,000 down, bal- 1 REALTORS Is nine-roo- Fornt-Roo- m 1 reo-- a large stone build- ance terms. from postofficrf and would make Easy terms. Real Loans The flied Arrow (all over the West) ! Board Adobe plastered and dashed fam- Phone 467. KELLY 818 W. Gold. Estate, Insurance, ders sudden service on Kodak ing, beautifully designed. The pebble a dandy home fora large 309 W. Gold Ave. Phone 670 finishing TABLE BOARD Reasonable rates. two large rooms, front and back A. C. STARES or could rent out enough to people who demand quality. Work building is practically new, in Phone 1415-- ily, you In before 11 a. m. nailed earn porches, water and lights, on cor- Real Kstnte and Insurance rooms to a Interest on j day. good repair and complete. All FOH RENT room ner lot pay good Tvora in ueiurv s p. m. rasusq svoa next modern features. We can Furnished and boar.t Fourth ward. Only 11,600. 319 W. Gold Phone 18R your investment. to make flBVi West Gold. Easy terms. day. Address work you a fine price on this home, if FOR RENT Dwellings THE BED ARROW, ' PLAIN board and room tor 10 week. McJDOXAIiD WOItSHAM. GOOD BUY handled at once. The owner is 1980 South Second. FOR Hiti.NT Furnished FOR RENT Roomi Albuquerque E. Las Vegas Real KRtate Insurance. close In brica want a Id moving from the state and wants and Four rooms, modern; nouse. Phone 2272-- (we representative TO'JK FOR RENT Sleeping porch and Boaid Phono 06.V. 108 8. in Fourth ward; good sired lot. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 114 territory.) to sell quickly. Let us show you 1207 Bast Central. Third. and cad FOR RENT Unfurnished lour room North Maple. this home. Located clone in. $1,000 Price is only $2,750, house. TABLE BOARD All 618 Inquire at 01 Bouth Fourth. FOR Cash a three-roo- make some terms. RENT Several unfurnlshod rooms. West Fruit, Phon 1478-- buys doublo FOR RENT Modern five-roo- brick. 124 South Edith. FOR RENT Room. FOR SALE Miscellaneous house on South Dr. FOR RENT Room and apartment Edith. Burton, suite 9, Barnett building. J! Two lurnlshed rooms KELLY, sleeping porch, Balance less ranruns. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. or hum fur 4437. 21H with board. 1836 East CANNINU than rent or will E'OR RENT Four-roo- mod- - 814 501 Phone W. Cold. Central. tomatoes for sale, Phons ranches furnished North Waltar. light housekeeping, with garage. 2404-J- traua ior rancn. We have some very ;'ine ern ' South FOR RENT to bungalow. Inquire 913 North FOR RENT Fourth1, Sleeping porch with board close in, located close good Light housekseylng room. ana room, garage. 623 South FOR SALli Set double J, H, PEAK, can 60 or zi44 south second. FOR RENT Furnished two small rooms High. names, at Bull e school and bought FOR RENT GOOD HOME COOK IN O. Livery flam. In the mar- Furnished house In high- FOR RENT room" with kitchenette, ground floor) no sleeping porcu, very good terms. If lands; two rooms and Bed for one or two children. 416 West Lead. front room; no sick. 1087 Forrester. FOR SAl.u sleeping porch. ladles, 2007-- ivory reed baby buggy. ket for a ood ranch, eithei Phone 1451-- rhone WANTED Miscellkneout Phon 8123-- RENT FOR RENT Room and ojard, with or small, let ua show you Four-roo- FOR Nice front room, furnaoe first-clas- large FOR RENT Iurni""1 houm TilLP WANTED WANTED sleeping porch; s board. 41O FOR SALE Baby or what we have. heat. 203 South High. Washing and Ironing by the 819 carriage sulkey. ana screened porch 1116 North Fifth, day. Call 15SD-- East Central. North Second. 1817-- FOR RENT Furnishes rooana. 218 LEVERETT-ZAP- phone Male. MlitASdONTKS ON TtlE MESA FOR SALE F & CO, RENT. X Boutn 1887-- J. WANTED All kinds ot second-han- d Thresutng machine, FOH Three-roo- waiter, pnone WANTED Tailor rot P. O. $;. " toil RENT furnished buahelman work. furniture. Phone 944-- PRIVATE HOTEL for ttibecular persons. Hog 412, City. ItEAtiTOUS. Highlands. nouse. 200 South FOR RENT three furnished" rooms Apply Meyer Meyer. Phon I400-J- BODbV Apply Broadway. 2408-R- TRf S MILK.' ilEST TOW.nT heat. 1073-- modern. 1011 North WANTED Your garbage. Phone IN house, furnace phone First. START NOW. Young Men's Christian Phone IHS-R- . or write C. W. Hunter, genoral delivery. Foil RENT Room, sleeping porch and MOVE RIClFfT IN completely furnished. .(85.00 FOR RENT Five-roo- FOB RENT Front room suitable for two Association Auto fiohool, Los board. Mrs. house, furnished Repair HAULING ail Orac B. Jones, 620 Sou:h FOR SALE Box FURNISHED with or unfurnished. gentlemen. 387 North Fifth. Angeles. of kinds. Scavengerlng 1867-- carpenter ana other apartment, 701 West New York. High, phone tools. 112 South Five-roo- $45-0- Phlfcie 14B2-- and transferlng. 713 East Iron, phone Ninth. frams, glassed and porch, furnished FOR RENT Two rooms for light WANTED Mexican sawmill men and 2399-- JAMESON'S RANCH ideal location lor FOR BALli Uood d screened fire FOB RENT Two-roo- 800 North Second, some The Santa Barbara Tie healthseekers: refrigera- porches, place, sas, eottage with loggers. WANTED fsw reservation now tor, 810. Phon 504-- lot furnished ,.$40.00 Classed slseplng furnished. FOR RENT and Pole Co., Tree Rltos, N. M. Washing machine; must be available. Phon 22,18-- electricity, east porch, tU Neatly furnished rooms, at in 1912 FOR BALE Eight-fo- 1480-J- good condition, cheao. South show front, located nice Ijowlftnd Enst Santa Fe. 607 South Second, phone . WANTED Young man, age about 18 GRAND VIEW case, with part of i' aim. RANCH standard. Phone 13.",2-- Fourth ward. FOR RENT Furnished FOR RENT years, as stenographer. tn own THB to ao-- apartment, oottago Furnished room, next door Apply WANTEDAbMiit a place recuperate; modern Full bALU Two with 2185-- to to Postofflo Box iron sak, 8407-H- tents, lCxlii, mice furnished ..$70.00 sleeping porch. Phooe or boarding house. 416 East Sliver. handwriting Manager, In comniooatlon. Phone rlfrht. I1112 ili call 1208 East Copper. good condition. Address Safe, oan South' Edith. MR. A:n MRS. PURCHASER U ltNlsHED rooms; hot water no ,- Journal, FOR tBNir Nice furnished room Willi FOR Five-roo- heat; 0 BALE W'aur inuuii 'at We have one of - WANTED FOR RENT furnished house, sick: no children. 414 West BE A DECTEOTXVE- weekiyi with board In motot, the moat com- two silver. WANTED A lot In ths sleeping porch, private Journal office. soreened 322 Bouth travel over world; experience unneces lowlands, for home, In 2.125-.- Morning plete listings Albu- $9,000 on good first mortgage. porches. Apply FOR RENT Furnished room, must b highlands. Phone throughout Arno, phone 1840-- furnace sary, American Detective Agency, 408 spot cash; cheap, "Cash, FOR SALlS Second-hen- o and querque in homes vacant heat; no sick. 807 Bouth Walter. l.ucns, St. Louis. care Journal. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms wagons and FOR Four-roo- light Tell what want we may RENT fur- with steam and flrst-olas- s rigs, cheap, uoj North Arno. lots. When anticipating the buv. ut you cottage, FOR RENT Large front hot MEN- - 17 tu be.. WANTED Clean will 8 heat, table nished, In A. B. room, Age Experience unnec rags; pay cents hoard. 110 1327-- FOR MALE or of have it, Highlands. MUner, water 1S84-- South Arno, phone Thirty.gsllun barrels, new. ing building a home SEE 31 S 8 West heat, garage. Phone essary Travel; make secret Investi per pound. City Electrlo Car sz.co Central ave. Company HEALTH-SEEKER- seen. Southwestern On. US AT I' OR RENT Two warns, FOR Modern Junk ALWAYS YOUR Two-roo- nice clean rooms, close gations, reports. Salaries; expenses. uia Albuquerque, FOR RENT modern furnish- In. with nurse service. TOMATOKS and tomatoes! D, T, KINGSBURY, ed also to shops. 408 West Iron. American Foreign Detective Agency. 481 WANTED Watohes, clocks and garden truck; house; sleeping porchs $30. No St. Jewelry Cans de pro, 813 West Gold, 614-- lo1" delivered. 7011 FOR Louis, Mo, 10 117 817-- J phone "Ilri'rl? ",ty'pol"1i Phone children. Call East Santa Fe. RENT Two clean; light housekeep-- J repair, south First, phon REAL ESTATE. rooms f. I WILL, in FOR RENT Room and UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS four-roo- njr r couple. 1220 South conduct all house furniture iirsssrieia, watch Man, sleeping porch, FOR RENT Nice 3UV Elm. with board for FOR SALE Fruit WHERE collage, FOR sales at AUCTION, for a 5 cent WANTED first-clas- s onnvalesoents; gentle Jars and ons pair THE WELL, PEOPLE Loans and Insurance. West Haieldlnc. RENT Furnished, room kllciiT per Money to loan on g (25 per month. Brood and commission. C. W. men only; private home. Phone 2148-- roller altatea sit h 210 W. Gold. 907-- Co., 220 eneue. i west SUTHERLAND. CITV vo, ..HllTi V4UW, 9 sa.uuu, I3.QUV, DWELL. Phone Bicycle South Second, phone 738. in Central. Phone AIICTIONKffin. AhAna 21!) KlttA YL'.I An. j.ouy,... Fourth. lit ot W... II wii II, im FOR RENT Sleeping and dress- Why not ft SAVINU8 ACCOUNT FOR three-roo- RENT Clean ii. iwiiiuin, west uoio poroh RENT Furnished mud- - tuu sleeping rooms and central avenue. ing room with board, suitable for two. FOR SALE One Moore's hot blast HERE You will never rn cottage with two housekeeping room. (08 Bouth Seo- - WELDING AND CUTTING ot metals, mlsg screened porches MAKE 300 tu lout) Hentietnen preferred. 611 South HlaU heater; good as new; reasonable. 1818 t 818 South Arno. 1008 per muntn distribut also wldra supplies and carbine for $10.00 clown and $10.00 per Inquire South easy, FOR KENT Nice rooms Willi South Edith. Eldth. iian-- ing Bpeedoune: permanent work; sale, N, M, steel Co., Inc., phone 1947-- tltepml month. IiOts are always Salable. ru inree furnished house Laxcluslv territory; automobile free. Purohes with board, for convalescents FOR HALE Majestio range, in first-clan- s FOR RENT Modern rooms, in MAX BARGAIN STORK, at Sit Eoul Go see the amount of FOR SALE three, four, five and keeping the rear H9 North Write for particulars. Bpeedollno Co.. Mrs. Reed, (11 South Broadway, phone shape. Call mornings, at 1322 West building houses and some Fourth. First, will pay the highest price for being done up there or come into apartments; Dept. 74, Delias. Texas. second-han- Dee. Mountain rosd. room brick house, bath two furnished. W. K.N your shoe anil H. McMUllon, 20 West R T Two n clothing, our office and we'll furnished housekeop-I- BLKCTRICITY TAUGHT BY rurnuure. 888. HOME SAN1TOIUUM FOR SALE Good milk take you up. screened in porches, large base- Gold. rooms; no EXPERTS. pni.n for convalescent goat; also small Let's more our In children, 1103 Bouth Earn will! you learn at home. Electri- mild winters, best of food, Ideal sur heating stove. all North Walnut, tell you shout ment, furnace neat and built Ed It if. nnti 1478-M- FOR RENT Unfurnished halt of house; cal Book and Troof Lessons 135 month. phone . building and hudget plan. With features to taste. Strict-l- y rooms Free. Tour MATTRESSES renovated. 88.60 and roundings, per Tularosa, suit your light and airy; close In, low- Foil RENT Front room, success and secured. up W. M. SALE Mr. E, C. Morgan, our architoot Price reasonable lands; no no ... suitable for guaranteed position rurnuure repaired and Ervin Foil $120 Graflex camera, llku modern. tick; children, West or two Writ Chicago packed. new, $50. and we can a Atlantic. ill gentlemen, lis;, gou'h today. Engineering Bedding Co., phone 471. DELIUHTFUL SLEEPING PORCH and for Call at 60! South Arno, builderf build you Terms., Works, 1800 Sunnyslde, Chicago. furnace-hea- ask for Mr. Bice. nice '' bedroom, with board. In t very bungalow, any type, J. L. PHILLIPS, Real Estate KMu'RENT-Ne- wly ua.lic.ll KODAK KIN1SHINO It Is tiK.J'?N7rour ,anU 'furnished front bed NO STRIKES, no wage cuts. ed home; reasonable: also table board. APPLJ3 home-mad- brick, or stucco on 110 8. 3. 864-- "". Steady, oetter. Return postage on mall CIDER, ral isui frame, easy Phone y- - clean work. Be an automo- pud - .JS .sr- 'n"'m High pay. oraers. Tn earnura stud o. Bliu 1420 East Sliver. Phon 1428-- applo elder clclivtied. 15 cents a gal- payments. "KM; tive electrical We lon. 820-- specialist, teach you fenlrat, N, M. HAVE Phon Six of these are iimpb notimi'L:;.,Kim. FOH Albuquerque, a very good proposition for two b?!ng started RENT Front room In new starting; lighting; Ignition; battery FOR SALE now In Five-roo- house, TRAPPERS young men, business men Victor phonograph, with University Heights, FOR RENT brick house, close In; on or two meals building; repairing; armature, generator, trap coyotes. Prepare your preferred, FOR RENT n If wanted. own who wish to room either walk- twenty records, for $20; also tell more It. 1 . Apartment glassed-i- can ar- n work. detail automo- irspsceni. tena ror free together, Navajo jet's you about sleeping porch; be n'niin Arno. magneto Every particu- distance to rugs. Phone 1078-- 'A) J?OH "ifuNX Apirunraia "at 80S 'tfuiiu ranged for apartments with tive electricity. Greatest school; finest lars regarding my formula. No egpen. ing business center, aood congenial FOit RENT Roum, V. room: on Sixth. people. 521 East Central. nloely furnished; results, rosltlons waiting. Join fall sly drugs. B. Burns, Sherman, Calif. large good tnble board; car FOR SALE Lead tractors, and 6 Several Houses for Rent. sick; gentleman preferred. 408 North classes. line in nigninnda Phone 1012. with gang plows. Hardware FOR RENT -- furnished - FOR RENT four-roo- . Free booklet. Write today. HK1H13ST casn Dries oaia fur ,,.,!- Depart- Four houstkeep- Attractive mod- "", pnone jiizn-K- ment 3. Korber & Second and flold Avcnno. rooms. 808 South ern brick Johnson's Automotive Electrical School, hand bicycles. Bring us sour aid lilt, ALAMUuuliUO SANITARIUM at Co. lng Walter, apartment, furnished, wlih FOR RENT 13. 729 ehnii Phono 040. two glassed and two Nicely furnished room, out- - Dept. Broadway, Denver, Colo. ana get casn. Broad Bicycle and Trad. Alamogordo, New Mexico, now has BUY YOUR GUN befol the season FOR RENT Nicely furnishsd apartment; screened porches; room for more no key next door. Owner 208 North a'so g.rage; no aick. Female Ing Co,. 880 South feoond, phon 788. twenty tubercular patients. opens; fifty shotguns and rlflea to sick. Ill Bouth Broadway. 1110 North Second. laeni location, Close to nature. Grad- select from. 118 WANTED Girl housework. Names and of West Gold. FOR RENT Small furnished apartment, KUK RUNT Two for Call (11 wanted addresses uate nurses. Rates, board, FOR furnished rooms for wno saw me Including FOR SALE Fresh cu-ta- g ... steam heated. 1215 West Roma. In RENT Oottagt In rear, reasonable. North Fifth. inose run over at the medical attention and buttermilk and two light housekeeping. 315 Bouth Broad- - corner Coal Second bv general nursing, cheese; also fresh milk In 'bulre Apartment I. - - rooins, two sleeping porches, als" WAN TED Girl for general housework; and The Itrnwn $20 per week. For reservations write gallon PROFESSIONAL CARDS large front room, all furnished . - ransrer truck, 13 lots. 8wayne's Dairy. Phons 1015-- RENT Furnished for light 1. ri I, r ... . . no washing. 310 North Thirteenth. Sunday, September Immediately to the Manager, H. L. (OR apartment, four housekeeping. Bath wo iurnisned....front L. M. Boyer, !18 Columbia, Hoover. FOR SALE A rooms and 401 Bouth and phone. 8:0 rooins WANTED Girl to do chamber Sanitarium. AlnmnrnrHn k Bed, springs and mattress. bath. (Seventh, South phone, 1878-- anu nunt room. 414 West work, at JOHN W. . Broadway, nouaekeeplng CflH 62B-- FURNITURE repairing, bed Mexico. good condition; can be seen or WILSON, pnone igft-j- vjoio, pnone jyui'-- Wooiiworth Hotel. or phone upholstering, Sunday FOR RENT New house In and picture frames, bronzing, enamel evenings, arter six. 18 North Eleventh Attorney. FOR RENT Furnished four highlands; WANTED Girl for housework, looms 17 19, apartment, n fticE and CLEAN rooms, all general ing, car hall cushions. II, and Cromwell three rooms and glassed-l- outside, of two. 1614 cushions, Satis. BUSINESS CHANCES MOVINO PICTURE FILMS and Willy Building. rooms; modern; no sick; adults. 3104 sleeping hot water, 83 week, 214 8 South Sec- - family East Central, faction guaranteed. J. H. 1208 Phone 11B3-- Porch; also two other large screened 1391-J- . Austin, uenerator. volts 125. ( K. W. Amp. Korth Second. "no. ivew Albany, phone norm pnon 1270-1- lull bALiil.urago. beat locauuu in 40. 8. A. PHYSICIANS AND porches; furnished; water paid, 845 per rirsi, town. 879. Wright. Ooebel, Belen, N, M. HtKUBONg. SLEEPING ROOM WANTED Girl for cooking and general Phone FOR RENT Four room furnished apart- month. Small family; no children, with use of bath; em WANTED Careful Kodak finishing FOR SALE Man and boys' both UK. ). 1. BLUION, ment 1018 Phone I115-- ployed housework. . Mrs. N. T. Armijo, 823 'u:t HALE small grocery store, doing bicycles; ;adults. North Second, . gentleman preferred. Phone Twice dally service. Remember, satis in good condition; prices $22 and $29 Disease of tAe Stomach. 1701-- ""-w- us Coal. West ortper, good business; cheap rent 1202 phone Enst faction guaranteed. Send your finishing leaving town. Mr, Baber, 898 East Cop. Suite. 8, Barnett Building. FOR i' WANTED Woman to wash dishes and North Arno. . FRO RENT Furnished apartmsnt, mod- SALE House ok KENT Front room, furnished, to a reliable, established firm. Hanna per. llH. B. C do housework; must speak English ft FOR SALE CLARKE, ern, three rooms and bath; hot water FOR SALE private entranoe. Oonnectlng bath. 233 Hanna. Master Pbrotograshers. Established real estate and YOU WILL find our ths Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat ' brick house, 370-- 511 South Brondway. Insurance - Navajo ruga, Ineat. 814 West Coal. J401-R- noun nign, pnone agency: attractive proposi- Barnett North Edith. Phone I. - cneapesi sua oest. rzs Nortn Elm. Building. Phon FOR RENT WANTED for gener- tlon. Aililress L. W., care Journal. 2128-- lit, yoR RENT Twu rurmstied looms for FOR SALE Nicely furnished front bed Competent person AUTOMOBILE?, Phone and 117 North Mulberry, Office Hours no atck Cozy modern bungalow. ai housework. Must be able to rook. FOR BA1.4 One best 1730-- to 11 a. m and 8 light housekeeping; adulta; 1009 Forrester; loom, sunaoie for two; no sick. S16 FOR BALE of the business phone t I to p. m. 724 Bouth Inquire within. 1670-- Apply 701 West Copper. Phon 1040. Dodge truck, Phune In Second. rortn Eleventh, phone 2408-J- properties Albuoueraue. lis south SOFT SPOTS 1)K. MAKGARKT CAKTHKI-alll- , FOR KALE Five-roo- Heel and arch cushions three-roo- house, completely FOR RENT WANTED Spanish-speakin- g saleslsdy First street, Inqulr at Savoy Hotel of. 111 foot Offlc FOR RENT Nice furnished Nicely furnished large, well FOIl flee. prevent fallen Insteps, oures Grant Bldg.. Room 18. Phon 171 urge lot. nz west Central. for wallpaper and paint store. Apply SALE Chummy roadster, cheap, , $1. apartment with sleeping porch and '"""""; emuaiea room, convenient to bath 1478-- troubles, Thomas F. Keleher, Leather nesiaenc 1J23 East Central. FOR RENT Three-roo- A. corner Sixth and Central. Phone 1057-- J. bath. 810 Bouth Walter. unfurnished furnace heat; no sick. Wione 1193-J- . Chauvin, FOR studio, good rv.. 408 West Tentral, Phone Phon 671. . cottage, near 1213 - FOR SALE FOR RENT of three rooms shops, South Broad- FOR RENT Two extra furnished EARN HOARD Boom and 810 a month Buick Light Six, new paint; location In Albuquerque; will sacrlflco ASBESTOS ROOF PAIN Apartment large imrKtiin. o for reasons ' and sleeping porch; adults, well peo front rooms for housekeeping; kitchen while attending school; catalogue free, si r.nrtn Tntrd. quick sale; for selling, have OOOD for all kind of roofs, 11 peroral- - W. Ms SHERIDAN, M, D, FOR SALE Modern 806 Bouth SALE-tw- other business. pie. 1008 North Second. furnished bungalow, smit S3l south Third, phone 2063-- J Mackar Business College, ft FOR o Ford coupe, $176, Address ion. The Mansans Co., 110 "Bouth garage; corner lot. Main Los Angeles. 1834-- J. Practice Limited ta TOR RENT Two rooms, kitchen Owner, 1124 South FOR RENT Two well Street; days. 801 South Arno. FOR SALE Rooming house, nine rooms, Walnut phon. Try a built up large Walter, furnished rooins Inst GENTTO. CltlNAHY DISEASES. etta and glassed-i- n 08 tor AT ONCE Five bright capable Isdies to BUICK ROADSTER, trade for furnished. In good condition: lona roof, will as long as th building. sleeping porch, FOR SALE nousexeeping; large sleeping porch, light car, a AND DISEASES OF west iron, phone Z3SO-- Residence. 711 worth Four icirio iignte ana gas. 4iu Esst Central. travel, demonstrate and sell dealers: or sell cheap. 114 North Edith. lease; profitable Investment Address TIIE SKIN 840 M. care WassermaD la three-roo- teenth street; nlc location. to 875 per week, rsllrosd far paid C, Journal. laboratory Connection, FOR RENT Desirable mod Inquire IMPERIAL ROOMS Nic. olean rooms; FOR SALE 5 Bulol. car. Clthena Ithin. Writ at once. Goodrich Co first-clas- touring SALE Ilnnk Mg. Phone 880. ern furnishsd beet resi rates or week. Drug Dept. s Bond-Dillo- n RAISE BIO CAPITAL. Write for free FOR Flv hundred shares of City apsrtmenti by day Ovr Pastime 101-- Omsb-a- , condition. Co., FOR SALE 1 Neb, copy vou neod below dence section. Phone 865-- j. By owner, modern four- -' neater, West Central. city. "Quick Financing." If Electrlo Rsiiway, par. Dr. a. ClflROPRACTORS room brick near jjm big for oil, or Industrial U Hust N. T. FOR RENT Furnished bungalow, .an.tnri. FOR RENT Clean, Afoln nnil ITomaia . FOR SALE OR capital mining, Armijo building. apartments; urns. Phone 8172-- nicely furnished J TRADE Ford speedster business. Cunningham FinancSnl Special rooms; with or MAN or woman $36 full In fin mechanical reasonable, without wanted, salary condition. 117 ists, 418 Orsnt Rldg., Los Angeles, Calif. P Hotel. m North Second.. FOR SALE By ownes, houso, noara. 413 South Broadway. time, 7iio an hour spar time, selling South Arno. Chiropractor. A- -l LARGE FOR SALE 18 and to Armijo Three-roo- condition; modern; good location, OM guaranteed hosiery to wearer; experience manufacturing corporation wants $120 Alexander Hamilton Building. FOR RENT furnished RENT Two beautifully furnished FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring oar, men ' sun easy terms. 918 Forrester. rooms in unnecessary. international Mills, Nor capable to open branch office and Correspondence Course, consisting of it. S. ENOE, D. C, apartment, with parlor, hot water ."; modern horn. Apply to Mrs. price $226. West Silver, twenty-fou- r Four-roo- til phone manage salesmen, tsou unwary 1123 FOR SALE Fred 828 ristown. Pa. 820-- textbooks, limp leather Chiropractor. Phon Connection. heat. Apply East Central, house, partly Ham, North Second. own 201 furnished; hot and ! WANTED Man wife sary; handle your money. Exclusive bound; will Irade for Corona typewriter, West Central UaiTM and cold near n- and for permanent 8. FOR RENT Two furnished house- FOR RENT Front - FORD FOR RENT Driv money-makin- g - light shops. Address Box 2. care Journal. bedroom; privat position, man for general work about it yourself. rights; patented article; binoculars, good gun. What hav you- keeping rooms, with large glassed irance; adjoining nam; to employed 200 South Broadway, phone 1073-- nosslbllltles tmllmlteil. fl'lll n Box 1062, Tucumcarl, N. M. WANTED 1368-- FOR SALE Three-roo- buildings and grounds, woman for gen- Position sleeping porch. Phone house, man; no sick, sis Botitn seventh. driver's license psnse to Baltimore If Ad- - sleeping eral housework; house furnished. Ap required. yon qualify. USE VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINT. WANTED Two-roo- porch, large front porch, Position 411 West FOR RENT modern furnish- practically FOR RENT Nicely furnished, well van Bog 192, FOR SALE Ford en- nress Bscretary. 343. St. Paul PI.. Balti Roof Koter: Roof Cement nursing. modern and furnished. 601 East Grand ply city. Light truck; has more. Md. stops leaks. Santa Fe. ed apartment; no tick. 1117 West tllated bed room: suitable for on or closed body; sultabl for cleaner Mohair top dressing; FOR SALE Five-roo- dry Plymouth Cottage WANTED Kent; one block west Robinson park. cement bonus. two gentlemen. 418 South Third. WANTED or baker. Phon 420. Paint; Valspar Enamels, for li ousework. Apply 1808 ' low: StrlctlV Kfl k fnn. Agent automobiles; South Water. four-roo- mni1pn! FOR RENT Two rooms, Homestead Floor Satisfaction FOR RENT Large furnished lane furnished AGENTS Wonderful 81.0 sOli SAL Some extra geog usea cars, Paint garages; cash or time. 1438 West lor ' no selle. profit WILT, SELL, T.EARE assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leather SHAMPOOING, facial apartment, with porch; lights and light housekeeping; sick or dollar sales. on asy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co. $08 OH TRADE PARK Co, and manicuring at water modern. 703 East small children. 808 every Deliver spot. West HOTEL BUILDING 408 West Central. noe 1057-- nome, rnon i:44-- paid; Central. North Fourth. License unnecessary. Sample free. MIS Central. AND FURNI jour FOR SALE By owner, eight-roo- adobe ELO IN HOTEL TURE, EAST LAS VEOAS, N. M., COR- WANTED Position as FOR RENT Bright, aunny apartment, house, Sleeping roums and SION, Factory 8, 1819 W, Pico. Los An- FOR SALE 1921 Hudson sport modiT. governess, . garage: lot rotuo. housekeeping the NER LOT; HOT WATER ALL ROOMS: WANTED Salesmen dress P. H. J., care of Journal. large glassed sleeping porch; private apartments by day geles, Calif. worth $2,300. will sell for $1,160. STEAM - 1114 ut,.. iciine. ppiy 07 uast Bell. C. week or 490-- HEAT; A MONEY MAKER; bath and entrance. West Central. .,v, month. 802H West Central. Phone WANTED sell- Cord BARBER will in sanato-rlum- s; Chavex. AGENTS 8O0 an hour to advertise and VERT I.IOHT WORK. O. H. SIMP-- to' and work homes ur FOR RENT A three-roo- and a FOR RENT One room SALE Fabrla eeconds at a verv low nrlcn tn reasonable. Devlin. Ph. 1807-- fOR SALE Four-roo- large and glassed distribute samplea to consumer. Write FOR Dodg Roadster, excellent KINS, EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M. moaern frame used car consumers. FIRST-CLAS- furnished apartment, modern. sleeping porch; modern home; car quick for territory and particulars. Al condition: bargain: leaving town and dealers and Super S Mechanio wishes 801 nouse: oest condition mnit i.ainM. Tread Tire Co., South Indiana. position South First Inquire Hotel Savoy r stops In front of house. 1223 South nert Mills, Oen. Mgr.. 4738 American mustsell. 11J Soath Ninth. Bend, In shop or driving. Room 8s, Gleason office. uuif.11 wara. saareu j. .t n Edith. Bing., uncinati, onto. FOR SALE WANTED Saleaman: hav a good prop Hotel. journal. 1921 Baby Overland, In A- -l LEARN ot ths. Vale of Paradise, where FOR RENT Three-roo- apartment, fur- FOR RENT Nic large room tn modern WB WANT a lady or to straps: mns sell com osition for salesman that speaks Span WANTED Janitor or house run eALt-- My nice new five-roo- gentleman agent by Tuesday night. dreams tru. This wonder city to Call 808 cleaning nished complete; October 6; can be horn, convenient to meals; furnace handle trade In and 421 South room 7. I a ish, work in city. at West work, floor J. W. adobe bungalow; lot 86x150; city Albuquerau Broadway, having maglo growth, and a million 10SS-- waxing. Lowe, phun seen now; no sick and no children. 112 city water, heat Room vacant Sept. 29, 108 South other vacant cities. This 1s a wonderful In Roma, or phone for appointment. 1072-- electrlo lights, 83,200 cash. 1423 Vlr- - FOR SALE By owner, Dodgs dollars municipal Improvements are South Ninth. Arno. opportunity as you will be touring authorised WANTED Salesman, for a H'oia, retailing car; in very good condition; price only for this year. Every kind of opening high PRACTICAL NURSa wants confinement FOR RENT Suite clean, well furnished FOR RENT Furnished room or room the genuine J. R. Watklns Products. In. 1300: a real 1B48.W. buslnees opening here. We have seven- grado salesman with a national or cases; good 1121 FOR SALE By owner, four-roo- bargain. Phone ID worker and willing. light housekeeping rooms; furnace heat, brick, with sleeping eluding Wratklna Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, South teen miles of water with ganization: reference required. Pierce South 1568-- two screened porches; a porch, adjoining bath; Eighth. protscted front, Arno, phone close in: employed couple preferred, big bargain, use of piano; no sick. 710 East Central, Oarda Face Powder, Fruit Drink and gorgeously beautiful horn site. Won Murphy, Sturge Hotel, Albuoueraue. WE for cash, or terms. C87-- FOR SALE OR TRADE AUDIT, CHECK. OPEN, CLOSE 421 South Third. Phon 299, owner, phone J. over 137 other products. Writ today derful homes. Wonderful lawns. New Mexico. and exccptSunday. 7 model can be seen velvety keep books. WILLIAMS A ZANU, for free scsmple and particulars. The Buick; at 813 Wonderful flowers In pro- WANTED car eell FOR RENT Three large furnished FOR RENT Clean, comfortable, light West Sliver: will In Salesman witlt to room I Mellnl Phon 701-- FOB SALE By owner, new house, 100-- J. R, Watklns Co.. Dept. 89. Winona, demonstrate to fusion. vou low building. rooms, modern; also large sun porch, fOOt and airy furnished rooms; reasonable terested Fishing supreme. Every day priced 10,000 mil cord tires. corner lot: ahari Minn. commls-mlsslon- enclosed, with reasonable. rates; one block parti. can catch the big fellows until your back and expenses with extra s, WANTED Position, young aa fir place; Ideal from Santa Fe shops. FOR SALE Salary woman, Phone 1352-- ings; for oowa, chickens, rabbits; 820 South Third. aches and your hands blister. Parndlse Ooodstock Cord Tlr Co., 808 assistant bookkeeper, canhl-- r or sales- terms. South Elm. FOR good condition for motor boats, with hundreds of miles S. T.nSalle III. lady. Address A. B. RENT Three-roo- FOR RENT SALE Furniture street, Chicago, C'car Journal. FOR furnlshei FOR SALE Furnished rooms with newly painted; no reason- of with wonder modern house, first-clas- s commissions; protected waterways spots to sell apartment, with glassed sleeping porch, very sleeping porch, for housekeeping; batrr FOR SALE Dufold, In shape. able terms. 11 stern to In WANTED Experienced salesmen In - best location, West Central, In excel- Apply hmidlnv. visit. Finest motoring roads the on the best business stim SEWING close In and good neighborhood; refer- lent connecting; water and lights furnished. Apply 1010 West Slate. south. In and wonder- commission, MACHINES ; ences condition; terms If desired. Ad- - 710 FOR SALE Two Buick sixes, 1918 Bathing bay gulf ulators on the Also required, and no sick. 709 West West Lead. FOR SALE Kitchen llgkt ful. Healthiest In with market Crockery, SEVvlNG uiewa cox ot, care Journal. cabinet, chairs, rug models, $760 and $850; Ford truck, city America, Glassware, Enamelware, Alumlnumware, MACHINES repaired J.ead. FOR RENT Nic rooms and ana neater. 311 west Hazsldlne. one-to- n no business for doctors. Greatest golf tOR SAL five-roo- 'sleeping $200; Ford truck, worm eta. commissions cleaned; parte and aupplle for all ' FOR RENT desirable furnish By owner, rnma one room for phone 872-- drive, course In America under Liberal paid weekly. all Unusually ; bullt-l- n light housekeeping $400; Ford $200: constructing. slde-Iln- makes; work guaranteed. C H. ed four rooms and latucco; has fireplace, hdnkn.n steam heat. Grand corner speedster. Dodaa road. Exclusive or Old established i, apartment, bath, china lawn tree Central hotel, FOR SALE round fumed ater, $460. 110 West Gold. i;ooiesi piac in America in summer, house. cither Dun or Brad- - Morehead,; phon 718. 420 West Lead. 1 glassed-l- n best closet, and Thtr ,.r own beau- References large sleeping porch; Phone 1808-- octwiiu aim central. oak table: also reed in winter, You may a St. 1 Call 1018 dining baby STOLEN AUTOMOBILES street's. Eagle Supply Company, STAR AUTO LINE residence section. mornings, FOR RENT High-clas- s room, In 1114 List your tiful home here, with a perpetual income, JNK 1018-- north, stroller, excellent condition. -- .mils. Mr.. Th West FOR BALE By eight-roo- Stolen atltrtmnhl) wftH Th-- orange colored cars, Ele- jf Central, phone owner, modern wum mil east exposure; soma steep. West Central. r.i at practically no Investment. Crasp the Engle, FOR One new house, Fourth ward; a good buy Inr hdni In nat Stolen Automobile of a lifetime. Address THE OUR PROTECTED ARTICLE exclusive- phant. Butt Dam and Hot Springs. N. RENT modern furnished for norch! nrlvflta rui, FOR SALE Coal heat- Registry. Okemah. opportunity M. - n home or Investment; range. Perfection Okla. Full on MAYOR, ly owned and controlled by us clears Meet all trains at Engle, leaving apartment, large glassed-l- priced right; dentlal district Phone 870. roll-to- partlculara request. Valparaiso, Fla. sleeping terms. 1027 Forrester. er, oil cook stoves, p desk. Ivory above after Hot Springe at 11:30 a. m, and 2;S0 porch: convenient to sanatorlums. An WOOD FOR SALE 1920 far expectations, being year p. ' WORTH Newly furnisbeu, nice dressers, china closet, large amount of model Ford Tourln de- m. Woodlawn 1315 FOR SALE V, n v. . FOR SALE Livestock year repeater. Government created ply Apartments, East Dandy four room house, clean room and first-cla- OAC f r h - 1575-- housekeeping apart- used furniture. 825 South .1..,. mand; territories to salesmen able Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cars on Central, pnone bath, sleeping In first-cla- large porch. good shape. ments, Wy lay, week or month. Reduced First. startsr and shock absorbers; In FOR SALE Two fresn milk cows. 1488 to handle crews. cannot sell this the Dam line. We drlv our own '.FOR RENT Two house' concrete sidewalks, garage, and sheds. summer 818 order: run les If you car. large sunshiny rate. Sooth Third. FOR SALE than 8,000 miles. South Broadway. George Blake. you will fail selling life pre- Writ for reservations at our expense. rooms with Reasonable. Inquire 625 North Sixth. Upholstered davenport ant Call 1001 1331-- specialty keeping sleeping porch FOR RENT two dealrabl fireside three North Sixth, or phon FOR SALE Two servers on Definite co- HEFFERNAN BROS., L.clesn and decorated; suitable for FOR SALE 83,500 mod" Unfurnished, chair; upholstered parlor fresh cows, giving four sinking ship. Prop newly will buy thla rooms, waased-l- n room chairs: on Jerome 8 South Hot N. M. or two no sick. 801 ern four-roo- with sleeping Steinway upright piano: par- and flv gallons dally; also springs operation. Laadt. Pres., Springs. f, couple ladles; North horn; two largo porches and lor three PERSONAL Hno Dearborn .1 J. and water n cabinet; and South Elm. street, Chicago. , 1381-- ana store-roo- garage; light paid: parlor tables; Eighth, phon mis lot 60x142, no 1011 velour on stand- facing eaat on street car sick; children; rent reasonable. drape portters; VISITING BARBETL Phone FOR SALE City-bro- k driving maro, THE BLANCH ARD CO., Aurora, Illinois. 1 .. FOR RENT Clean, desirable apartment, line, at No. 806 North Second. ard machine. Phon 818. airs. ijuSjT ot n sewing with & manufacturer of an exclusive line ; two rooms and glassed-l- sleeping North Twelfth. City Realty Co., 207 Orunsfalrt. BEAUTY SPECIALIST. Phone 2010-- rubber tire buggy. Taylor Son, TIME CARDS West Gold, phona sa? FOR RENT room with small Grocery, Old Town, phone 889-.- Art Calendars, Monthly Service Steel f iy pofoh, oompletely furnished; modern Large SHAMPOOING, facial and at Pencils .. - Four-roo- room bath, screened manicuring Engraved Oreetlngs, Blotters, conveniences and furnace heat, hlgh- FOR SALE modern brick adjoining, large LOST AND FOUND your nome, none Ibse-- FOR SALE Carload of work horses and territo- "lose In. 1618-- ' sleeping porch, privat entrance; suit- r will be 115 and other specialties, have open lands, Phons bungalow; canvassed in mares; at Bell' Livery, commu-nlcat- s sleeping porch, able for two Phon Mrs. A. LOST Brown leather contain DO YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH t ry In New Mexico. We wish to and screened front gentlemen.-- North 8econd, Sunday. J. P. McAllster. porch; lot 60x280, all B. J372-- sish c. No. 3. with men who are desirous of a CARPENTERING In firat-ola- s Hall. 74 East Flold. phone ing about $40 and express receipt; llo j. espinosa. Wlrltlng condition: Immediate pos- eral reward. 1204 South-- Edith. building Phon 468. AUCTION SALE. Tuesday, October 4, at real to begin In this busi- session. Call or OUTSIDE! ROOMti, new suit-a- bl opportunity ij PBTTIFORB THB ODD JOB MAN Sunday evenings, after furnltur. TWENTY-WOR- Bell's Livery Stable, eighteen head of ness the best season of the six. 818 North Eleventh. for one or two) men. or LOST Between TIJeraa canyon and Al- AD In 100 magazines, at selling 1 kind uf work Phone IS7I-JJ- ,' couple; gentle saddle, work and driving horses Give and references Any very two Mock from and buquerque, one brown leather $1 three times, $2. Th quality Jour-na- year. particulars BT OWNER, modern house In quiet, depot putte: A, B. Henthorn, auctioneer. In first letter. Th Vlanchard Co., T f WANTED Odd Jobs paint-- ; on block from reetaurant return to 806 West reward. 5408 Alaska, St. Louis, Mo. your WAS UOUNDDallr, carpentering, Fourth hard wood fire- postofflce, Marquette; pu're-bre- d 111. Ing roof 1468-- yward. floors, FOR SALE Young pigs and two Aurora, Train. and repairing. Phon and ploture shows; by week or month. FOUND d Identifi- PRIVATE. TUTORING don expert-ence- d Arnv. Depart place, screened porches, three Leather with by Duroc-Jerse- y will furnish No. 1 7:80 HOUSB lrg 820 . West Gold. boars; The Scout... pm 8:80 pro IFOR OR ROOF PAiNTtnld': light airy bed rooms with extra cation card and driver's license. Own- teacher; special training for C. W. first-cla- large pedigree for one; may be seen at MONEY TO LOAN No. 8 am 11:10 9 work; reasonable front sast on er can have earn for ad. Call primary 219 North Calif. Llmlted.l0:4 m prtoea olosets, large lot with by paying grade. High, phon Hunter's Ranch, four mile north of Old No. 7 . 11 Oenrge T Brown. 1020 South Bmadwie Journal office. 1193-- MONEV TO LOAN On watches, dia- Fargo Fast. :10 am 11:48 am lawn, trees, etc.; everything In excellent FOR RENT Office Rooms Town, on Rio Grand boulevard. Ad- No. 8 .18:48 I monds, guns and everything valuable. The Navajo. am 1:10 an BEFORE BUILD INQ or having your condition; terms If desired, phon FOR RENT Office rooms, over $25 REWARD for information leading to dress Albuquerque, general delivery. SOUTH U77-- J. Mr. B. Marcus, 218 South First. BOUND, ' house repaired, eall 854-- our figures S19H West Central. the arrest and conviction of the party PHRENOLOGIST Phon 8400-R- No. 18 El Paso 10:10 MONEY TO LOAN on watcuos Exp. pm ? may interest you; no job too large or too FOR SALE or parties who cam In my front yard RIOB TO UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, 112 diamonds, No. 17 arc $60.00 Income property, two FOR RENT Attractive office, steam South' Cornell El Paso Exp. 11:30 small. mall house on on Thursday night nd dug up and parried avenue, have your head, WANTED and gold Jewelry, liberal, reliable, EA8TBOUND. furnished located heat light and water furnished. face and Hqusc Gottlieb A 108 North Pirn of the beat corners In Southern away three rose bushes. W. M. Comb, hand head. Sara M. Jones, Bear, So. I Th "Navajo.. 1:1$ 1:4$ High- Wright building, opposite postoffltje. 2168-J- . or fivo pm ptn FOR SALE Ranches lands. Lot 10x142. Live in on 818 North Eighth. phon would like to buy four CONFIDENTIAL loan on Jewelry, Not I Calif. Limited 1:00 1:40 ura and let FOR RENT Office rooms; heat and room furnished bouse, In can pm e the rent Is lowlands; watches. Bonds, pianos, No. F. 7:14 loK BALE Trade ur reui, eigmy-aur- pay for the balance. Prlc above Central about 8800 balance Liberty 18. Eight., pm 1:00 pm five-roo- water) Matsoa'g star. pay, cash, 80 per Lowest rates. 10 ranch. water, house; fin only 13760.00. On half cash balance avenu. Korber FOR RENT Miscellaneous month. automobile. Rnthman's, No. Th Bcnut ... t:20 am I:lt aa I Inqulr J. Auto Address Box A. M. J., car 117 Bouth to th state. place for chickens; seven miles east of per cent. This a big man for some WANTED Roomi Journal. First JUndsd FROM SOUTH. sf - :' 18 . f lown, mono l'i-- one who wants a horn and a small In- ladV desiW-wou- No. From E Paso 8:88 pm ! 1 FOR RENT 823 North Third. Convalescent WANTED We f CAJt '. . r . . 00m for It will pay you 80 par cent on Garage. want property to sell; if DRESSMAKING No, 10 From El Pan 1:80 am vn oaio 'Aigin-ac- ranon, one ana TYPEWRITERS witn board; atata rates. Address X. worth the w can move - your You must see i'OR RENT money, No. 10 connect No. one-bs- lf miles weet of Bsrelas- Investment, thla to Newly decorated store room. Y. Z., care Albuquerque Sanatorium. It at Blea with II bridge, It, at 801 South All" 26x75 feet 618 West Central. See our advertisement under Real Estate for Clovis. Peoo Valley, ansae on main ditch, new adobe house and appreclat Inquire ftpEWKlTEKS inakv"" nvrha'tji(i WANTED Two or If E city an4 Eldth or phonil67-J- . Ex- - three rooms and column: your property were thus ad- Oulf In St ohtne. Albuquerque Typewriter FOR RENT room, y mast garsge.' water house, mil - 2&xj0; sleeping porch, furnished or unfurnish vertised, It would move, wouldn't It? PLSaTINU, accurdlon. side and box; from Clovis and end repaired Ribbene for every ma- ,T.- - point Mat and fom school aouie, Phon liOi-j- i, plenty iignti very aesirabl for sohool, ed, for housekeeping; quote Ad- - L. Real 11 tajil 'j Want A& cttaoc Plion JOI-- ur. prlc. Phillips. Estate, South mall order. N, Crane, North no. connects Bslea with 11 JpurpaJ bring results, Ui South fourth, Jodg club room. .Wast uress 4. car 154-- lit it at sa (It Ca(ral M. fa, Journal. Xliiid, phon Seventh; Cran Apartments, phona 111, vt Clovis, " Page TweTVS ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 2, 1921.

' rim ' "L'trt''lf IMltwiiWrHiiftri t 5 h LET'S GO E T0DY jPJI iP 1 AIR COOLED. TODAY AND TOMORROW PRESENTS Lyric Theater She Had Married Him for Better or for Worse FOUR DAYS STARTING TODAY And She Made a Man's Man of Him. See HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY I For the women who struggle llbcrt A' A Mighty for Mother-Rig- ht as the women Pauline Frederick Milestone of all ages have in nufmnn vvV in Motion done, strong Pictures their faith and their love! n Ihe Greatest Dramatic Role of Her Career 'resents f'f'tJtSjL ? For the men who mock and deny that Mother-Rig- ht as men "THE STING OF THE LASH" have since the world began! Allen Holubar's THOMAS H. INGE reseni . Also LATEST "FOX NEWS" f HAROLD LLOYD in "BASHFUL" Drama-Eterna- l, Starring REGULAR ADMISSION DOROTHY PHILLIPS

WANTED 13 Good and house color- cook girl, INDIAN t ed girl preferred. Call at 160S B B East Gold Avenue. BEADED BAGS, Thousands of players. MjOsll 4ffirtWV"WW7fH I Grille vivid drama, swccpln MOCASSINS, CURIOS, AJrSI,' lgJ!y LOUIS JOSEPH "VANCE HAIR j Sl'FEIttLlOl'S PILLOW TOPS, Permanently Removed. Mul- tiple Needle Method. BASKETS, RUGS, A smashing tale of a dare-dev- il Yank who made SUSAN CHITTENDEN, JEWELRY Electric Needle Specialist NAVAJO West meet East in India. Art Aseptic Beauty Parlor At Reduced Prices Because he looked like a murdered prince, the 411 East Central Thone 973-- natives forced him to lead a mutiny. Then an English girl got tangled up in his heart, and ROTH MAN'S You'll thrill to see him fight their way outl FOR SALE Komance.that fairly leaps through adventures! in of modern New York and the Minnetona Home Music and Jewelry Store Set the whirl churn and buttei gorgeous color of the Orient. creamery 117 6. St. Phone 917-.- ) mystic, worker, $20.00. Four-gallo- n First with churn, $3.00. TV. I Johnston DORIS MAY and COURTENAY FOOTE Mm?- k 729 South Arno. III 01

PHYSICIAN IS YOl'R OFFICE Competent to take care of gen- COMPLETE? eral practice, would accept n Sco Is for new locum tenens position for a few Equipment. months. Address BOX 27, Roll Top Desks joi:ral. Flat Top Desks Typewriter Desks and Stands EAT AT OCfico Chairs BRACY'S T,etter and Cap Files SVe carry the above in CAFETERIA wood and steel at prices. Special Chicken Dinner Sunday Corner Kourih ana 'mural.

We Are on the Job SliJ Yonr Trunk Hauled for UNFORGETTABLE REELS 25 Cents Barbaric Beauties. Call Albuquerque Transfer Co. FOIl WALL TINTISO and all Pagan Dancers. Thousands of Scenes, Phono 542. kinds or painting call WKIUIIX that thrill and thrall. The screen's newest marvel beyond 1342-W- . Phone comparison with anything that has gone before. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION

FOR RENT 11 ,bo a Well furnished room connecting BATHS "SPOOESS" Vanity Comedy bath, furnace heat. No sick Turkish, Sulphur and Medicated, On North High street, for lady ihampoolnd and Scalp Specialist. NOTE ADVANCE IN Phone 1955-- Graduate Nurse and Masseuse PRICES SIRS. TEHi-- DEAMER, Prop. Matinee Adults 25c to ., 50H!4 West Central. Night (6 11) AdulU...... 35c Children . . 10c Children 15c Added "THE IMPOSTER" REDUCED PRICE Attractions: in Two-Pa- rt ', - LIST FOR SALE Complete , Better Kodak WATER MOTOR CITV ELECTRIC SHOE 8 II OP I'bone BS7-- 813 gonlh Second. "CURRENT EVENTS" Inquire VIENNA Free Call and Finishing JOCI1N A.l. OFFICE PARIS Delivery. Strayed or Stolen Rolls Developed ...10c Packs Dressmaking. from 314 Mountain road seven regui!ar prices Developed ...irc 1318 West -- Printing, each So to 5c Marble. head of gecsc. Reward. Phone I OK SALE Phono 1I0I-.- Let Us Send a Man 1)57-,- '. Four-roo- m one or two house, to replace thai broken window The Barnum Studio lots, seventeen apple trees. If Lumber Co.. in come glass. Albuquerque 219 West Central. interested a bargain, Phone 421. 423 North f irst look this over. Will take good 158 Taxi & Baggage 158 car as part payment. THOMAS ICE FOH SALE IJY OWNEIt 1201 Virginia. Boulevard lust linlshed six-roo- modern, JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF 'CREAM press brick end new five-roo- m THE FACT modorn except heat. Both in Hear of 315 South Second. THE ALAMOGORDO SANITARIUM Hlghlunc's. Also mod- That we are Jobbers of Watch I'hoim 313. ind Clock At Alamogordo, New Mexico ern house on West Gold, Just "i' CIGARS Repairing make It Announcement completing. Call at aosslble for us to run busi- L - our Now Has Room for More 821 W. Silver. Phono 1D49-M- . At the Prices: ness at MINIMUM COST. No de- We wish to announce tha' Twenty Following Will W. with P La our . lays on complicated work. Mall Bell, recently Tubercular Patients Resta, 8c; price ,t. ... .,. .6c orders promptly attended to F. McCanna, has accepted the Little Toms, our. 6c T BEST of salesman with us FOR SALE 8c; price EQUIPPED WATCH and position Close La 2 I -- will assume his duties Oc- Four-roo- Ideal Location, to Nature Caldera, 10c; our for . .15c LOCK SHOP IN TliB STATE. and frame and glassed-i- n price, ...... Thirty-fiv- e years' exarle.ice in tober 1st. Mr. Bell will be glaii Bleeping with or with- Tom Moore, 13c; our price 10c to demonstrate the Overland porch, Graduate Nurses FOGG, The Jeweler Switzerland and United States. out furniture. Inquire of Tom our 2 for ; Willis-Knig- Moore, 15c; price 25c, and cars at youi OWXKU, 309 SOUTH FIRST Rates, Including board, medical attention and general nursing, Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelrv The Pacific Shop convenience. Repairing. Also Engraving. All Rothernburgs, 13c; our price .10c K1STLER-OVERLAN- D CO. $20.00 Week A. CrevoUler, Proprietor. per work guaranteed. Opposite One Dollar's Worth to Each Customer. 211-21- 3 North Fourth St. fOB West Central. For reservations, write immediately to the manager, Standard Vacuum bottle, pint size; our price $1.50 H. L. New Mexico. -- FOR SALE. Hoover, Sanitarium. Alamogordo, Phono 903 J. 122 S. 4th St. Certified Fever Thermometers Five-roo- .; ;,75c m brick, sun parlor, screened back porch, garage The and corner lot, 1301 East Central HIGHLAND PHARMACY ? The Art of Army Navy avenue. Furnished or HOW ARE THESE Store RAMS Free Delivery Phone 30 SINGING OFFERS YOU PRICES? taught by Army Cots $2.50 45 feet from Central ' Avcnuo. Hob Kali Ruiset and Field 8hou.ft.0B Second - Hand Russet and DEPENDABLE WATCH Arizona Rantbouillets Army Woolen Sox, three pair (or.il.oo Hob Kail Shoes..$1.50 and 2.2o - Claw C. Blanket S2.80 Mrs. E. A. Bradford REPAIRING. D. Woolen Breeches $2.00 heavy-shearin- g two-year-o- ld New O. Bhlrts l S3.18 Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry. Large, smooth, and 3.!M) Khaki Breeches $1.0(1 yearling Cln A. Navy BlnnlteH GALLUP LliKlP ANTHRACITE of the New rams. In lots or less Wool Underwear 11.50 per ault to.S3.00 3raduae England Spiral and Canvas Lcg- - Herbert C. carload Prices right. of ss Conservatory Music, Hoston, frins 75c Schuitr, l'rnmpt Attention to Mall Orders. Cerrillos Gas House Coke, Mass., under the late Signer JEWELER. Lump Full Lino Tarpaulins and Tents For f Augusto Rotoli from Rome, Ita- 107 So. Foijrth Street. WALTER M. CORNELL , Comfort, Convpnlonco ami Economy lo 3rd door north of Postofflc. ,v Liberty Army CERRILLOS E(JO V ly. Class or private lessons. 1 & - 108 Tale Av. Phone 1507-- Army Navy Store New Mexico. FACTORY WOOD 323 South St. Albuquerque, Supply Company ' First Come Not First 117 North lint St reft. Only First Served, But Best Sorveil i DANCE Order Today. . ,( AT ALAMEDA IIAHN COAL COMPANY Society Hall Sunday, October 2 STAGE The Product of My Invention and 9th. Everybody invited. Albuquerque PHONE 01. Announcement Machine Shelled Pinon Extraordinary! to Santa Fe. Nuts Leaves Albuquerque., 7:45 am Arrives In Banta Fe... 10:45 am i. The Dainty Nnt In Dainty Puckages WANT Automobiles Leaves Santa Fe 4:80 pm for Storage. In 7:30 Sold Exclusively by FANNIE S. SPITZ $6.00 Per Month. Opening of the Anderson Addition No. 2. Arrives Albuquerque pm of F. S. S. Phone 600 Proprietor the Sunshine and 401 North First. The fine,ialfalfa field on North Eighth Street SALE and Separating Machines. 323 North Tenth Street. AUCTION has been divided into lots and is now Mail Orders Given being SINGER TAXI Careful Attention. Phone 802 Office Singer Cigar Store. offered to' the public. 210 West Central MONDAY, OCT. 3, at 805 NORTH FOURTH ST. fine and Sale ' How's your chance Large lots, soil, alfalfa, irrigation Starts Promptly at 2:30 P. M. ; on each. For a limited time only we will water Five rooms of furniture to go to the blithest bidder for cash. clean your watch for $1.50. Nolo the following articles to be sold. Dresser, hods, springs, HUNING MER- and ladle Expert workmanship guaranteed. , While they last, $20 down, $10 per month. mattresses, library table, dik, rugs, rockers, dining table, buffet and alx leuther uulinlsten! dining chairs to Wiseman's Watch Shop match; book shelves. Reed rocker and armchair, cloth chest, 215 South Second CANTILE CO. kitchen table and chairs. Majestic range, dishes, cooking uten-lil- s, and many other articles not mentioned on accounts of Sawed and Split Stove Size Fire Place Just for FRANKLIN CO. Logs Right & Los Lunas, N. M. space. If you are in the market for house furnishings, yon ' These Cool Mornings and Evening! can not afford to miss this sale. The goods arc absolutely SECURE sanitary and in good condition. Don't miss this opportunity REALTORS SHIPPERS OF, uu uii iiuiiu promptly. The Best Training In All COAL SUPPLY and LUMBER CO. Commercial Subjects. and Gold Phone 657 AND J. L GOBER, Auctioneer Western' . School for Private Third HAY PHONES 5 Secretaries. Phono 901-- J Let our trucks giro you service. Day. Half-da- y and Evening ALFALFA Sessions. JOURNAL WANT ADS' BRING QUICK, SURE RESULT ) ' Yf Ys f ' 1 " ALBUQUERQUE MORNING, JOURNAL '1 Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, October 2, 1921.

BRINGING UP FATHER Copyright, 19Z1 by the International News Service. LEVY Registered U. 8. Patent Oflloe. By George McManus

I'm AH! Prof. W. L. Elsor, asistant OH! THAT .sOiisq :n the. OHM WON'T MAfeE YOU WELL leader from the IW REST-NOW- . LOINC,-MACCJ- E DO NOT UNLUCKY AT county agent -- HOTEL FOR A I5E. Agricultural college, and John T. WONDERFUL I'D C - 1 .UNDERSTAND CARDS LUCKY Hargrave of Watrous, county LOVEL TO LIVE. OPPOSE I OQN'T YOU STAY ZE irs LOVE - agent lor Mora county, were in VOO'O LIKE. OUT OAR. LIN - tPANliH this vicinity Tuesday calline on IN AN OLD J;X LON4 Ab WE ARE CAME the members' of the Mora County f crown f club. ' Cattle: like: to Jjt TTLi? rig VL - me: -- V-Si- Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Newby and that- J in J k - I I, .'.V.v.'.vv.v. tit A ."Vv l II r fv k rx I rtTI Mil I f family of Liberal, Kans., arrived mr sf t,here- yfa ,; tZZm fl last week for a few daya' y'sit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. 13. Gates. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and daughter, from Oklahoma, who have been visiting the Gib sons of Wagon Mound, have lo- cated here on the W. J. Meyer place. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Meter and daughter, Ruth, of Springer, were guests Sunday In the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Irwin. L. E. Wagner of Kansas City and John Hartman of Springer spent a few daya visiting old friends here. Mr. Wagner went to Las Vegas Monday to spend a couple of days before returning home. Mrs. Vclma Massie has gone to Springer, where she vfill spend some tlmo in the Boswell home. News has been received of the birth of an eight-poun- d boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Koonce of Meeker, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Koonce were former residonts hare. Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Laughlin - WELL-MAIEWHA- T - - DON'T WELL-BOY- S- have as their guest a sister of BObTED- WHY 7 ml WhlERE. DOE: S3 Mrs. from Okla- LON- - DO VOU THINK - I O'Laughlin's, CUT DOH'T S ( HERE. I HE 5ET ALL- - homa. ) fbOOHT THAT CATTLE AM WITH 7 l3 rf"" L member of the I S Neil P. Bolt, a m m a. woRRy-.-L- "TOO" OLD A NEW BANK ROLL- 1 ) Junior class of the Wagon Mound -- FOR OUT NUbT TF the week-en- d i I'' BE BACK 2J high school, spent Y? p. POT OOWrs A hLJ HUNDRED with his family here. Ifi WITH tOMEL Miss Lois Johnson, who recently r )f returned from Portland, Ore., WILL XOU ME I . where she spent the summer, has ill LET returned to the Falrvlew school Sj KIM HAVE. T east of Levy.

PORTALES

A wire was received here Mon- day announcing the sudden death of George Reen at bis home at Mineral WellB, Texas. The news of his death came as a great shock to his aged parents, ,who had been advised that their son would arrive here in a few days s to visit them. Mr. Deen was a ' resident of Portales for several years and four years of the time was sheriff of this county. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. y Deen of this city. He leaves a piTiiaiBi wife and one son. Burial was made at Mineral Wells, Texas, on Tues- day. ' After a visit of several days with his parents, Mr. and Mis...... :. R. L. Wood, Eddie White left fv here to resume his government II - .. IIIIIIIJIII il ii 7 work at Roswell. ..- ' I -- YOU ARE RIiHT-M- Y AM THE NEW I'LL CHANCED HELLO SEND UP j Mrs. Mary Fowler Briggs of THINK YOU WOULD IMmIMU A Auiarillo. Texas, was a guest of CHILD - I'LL ET OWNER. OF THIS ROOM THE KINCS ARtvY ST Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Strickland LOOK THAT CATTLE U A - AN D PART OF JB week. Mrs. Briggs was AND THIt CATTLE LITTLE- THE the past pjP DREED m ' OVER FATHFl ;o ii i I I HW THE , a former resident of Portales. BEFORE HeI MY Siw S ' TO HUSBAND -- -s it Carl Owens, son of pr. and Mrs. LPAYtiJORE ON IT RtiHT OVER BUT MADAM THVb Vhsr-r- KINCS DOCTORS F - f6r-- a S. B. Owens,- WTftre visiting fnilll OOUHT IT E.V.T R.AOR O I N AH" THEY ARE NOT" f while with his parents and A LITTLE lt ffa ILL" friends. Hl MAJESTY I'b rhi THERE'S A, LAOY J$ been con-- 1 WHILE J Quite an honor has r-S- Col- Aqo . HERE THAT'S A sp ferred on a Portales boy at the I if r yL Mechanic WANT TO 'or - WON T ,11 X lege ot Agriculture and NOW p vr. J s.t"v, Arts at Las Cruces, N. M. A. S. Fair-- ! SEE. THE YOU, BE son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. j ' ? K X I ley, - EATH dErYe:d Fairloy, has received the appoint- j f i i ment of first lieutenant. Up to date there has been 6.25 inches of rainfall in Portales and vicinity during the month of Sep- - tember. Miss Alico Mueller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mueller, left a few days ago for Abilene, Texa, where she will enter business col- lege for tho school year. Plans are being made for hold- ing a county fair in Portales on 7 October 4. Edgar Hill of Caprock, N. M., was a week-en- d and over-Sund- guest in the home of tho Rev. and Mrs. Clenon Mabrey, as he was enroute to Childress, Texas. On Wednesday afternoon Super-- ! 1 lntendent of Schools Walter Krafc-- 1 Ill UlVlietl tWW TUiuaii wuuii. I7! s meet at the high! school building, i was 8 - as "Our Publlo Schools" the '11- subject of their program, and some of the teachers had a place -- WHAT on the program. Mrs. O. S. Strick- r HOW DON'T DOEb WELL-HE'- 5 TH( IS ANt land was leader of the session THt J MEAN? - L 6ANE A"b RACE-LE- T "The Advantage of a Parent- - HOLLE.R'.'. Jf nrr A. OUT WHEN OID Teachers' Association" was ably --) 7v7 &EFORP uir MY WIFE ME discussed by Principal of Grades r - tET A$ LONs TIME IN L. RAV1N 6UT THAT E.V PLAIN THIS U. L. Brown. "School superin STARTS I t.il VI I K'IKIATiAkl A. tendents and Social Life of Our DON'T SPANISH of DOCTOR: 1 Young People" by Principal MEAN THAT THIS ' - ''iSSlf HOSPITAL-- 1 High School II. R. Arrant; "Our ' - &elon ELL J , Publlo Schools and What Wc ANYTHING- castle: ! 1 YOQw, Hope to Make Them" was pre tU TO TOM ? sented by the Rev. J. F. Nix. After the program a round table discussion was led by County Sup- I i r "M w&n, .'''i Ac a i erintendent of Schools R. A. Palm. lasa At the close of the session, under the supervision or tneir teacner. Miss Garrette, the domestic sci- ence class of 18 gU'ls served a two-cour- luncheon to all that were present. Miss Leta Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davie Anderson, loft Portales Monday for Canyon City, Tex., where she will enter the West Texas State normal for ' the school year. The Portales school board has decided that on account of the crowded condition of our schools, especially the primary room, that no child under six years of age shall attend school after Octo- ber 1. On Thursday afternoon at. 2:30, Mrs. E. N. Smith was hostess to the Methodist Missionary society, at her home. The Red Cross will have a rest room fitted up during the fair here, and children will be meas- ured and weighed. Each child will receive a score card giving weights and measures and the standards, showing what each child should weigh and measure. C. B. Thompson, assistant state auditor, began auditing the court Clothes 1 on Just house books here Thursday. Them With Other On the Woman's club Compare 1 Tuesday of Clovis gave a delightful one '4 o'clock three-oour- se dinner at the home of Mrs. Anna James, com- WATS WHEN YOU'LL SEE THE SAVING IN THE HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES plimentary to the Woman's cmb if' of Portales, and twenty-seve- n ladles responded to the Invitation. During the luncheon the ladies! WE'RE OFFERING YOU HERE. COMPARE THEM WITH ANY OTHER CLOTHES IN QUALITY, i of Clovis gave three "toasts' and responses were given by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Mo. Dowell of Portales. Readings were ; STYLE, VALUE. YOU'LL SEE WHY WE CAN SAVE THE MOST FOR YOU. also given by Mrs. Lang of Por- tales, Mrs. Stephenson of Por-Smi- th 1 of Clovis, and vocal solos by Mrs. Krattll and Mrs. Molinarl of Portales, and Miss Henderson, anas. piano ouio oy ju.rs.uaom or '71,vbfL Clovis. " , ROSENWALD'S MS''' : MEN'S SHOP T,r,..eauiijr porsuiis tire caiiea plUt- - ocrats In IIII allusion to Plutus, the Well Man I If111!. classical god of riches. "PlutoB" Home,of the Dressed. who seeks economy Is Clreek, and means wealth: r-- J1

MORNING JOURNAL October 2, 1921. 1 1 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE (Bride. Bridge, Art and raternity Aftairs or Interest like an the school house on Friday after- WEDDINGS. CLUBS. that week lost whose quorque Is making a noise PARTIES , 1 COSTLY WRAP FOR noon. The following officers were Bcaven-Cornot- t. The C. U. P. club held its first social page has not art center," to quote from a witti A bridge party that will prob- SOCIETY G5UNT . WASHINGTON whose thrills and cism in "El raiacio. unougn WOMAN OF MEANS ably develop into a club to play elected: Mrs. Bartle, president; The a. 'riage of Miss Maude regular meeting of the winter aL were Invited By Betty Baxter happiness are reflected for men especially they regularly, was held at the' home of Mrs. Mozely, vice president; Mrs. Beaven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4, the Y. W. C. A. recreation center town. were not present until days after upon the entire noticeably Mrs. Roy Graham at 624, North Reynolds, secretary, and Mrs. John Beaven of this city, to J. B. on Tuesday evening. The girls of In v Miss Kathleen Long (pardon us, late the program. Fifth street on Wednesday after- Cornett of Gallup, took In club for at 6 ' Walker, treasurer, A program place the met supper Mrs. Koch) whose lovely wedding Mrs. H. F. Robinson gave a very noon. A number of beginners Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, on Washington, Oct. 1. President plo-tur- es committee was to meet o'clock and enjoyed a game hour yesterday evening was the event enjoyable exposition of the wore Introduced Into tne game at appointed Tuesday. Both young people are Harding la off again; has gone of this week, was positively the from the standpoint of one the first meeting and the group on Monday afternoon for the pur- known here where they attended away for the week-en- d. He, with afterwards under the direction of last bride we had on tap, how-- : who knows most of the artists and expects to play frequently during pose of arranging the year's work. school. Mrs. Beaven and her Mrs. Harding and a small party, Mis. W. A. Gekler, recreation sec- ver. Won't somebody please step their work, personally. With the the early winter. Study and social affairs will con- daughter moved to Ocean Park left today to attend the full man- retary. A for Be a sport Bother About Art" stitute the program of the associa- euvers of United States ma- rally memberships up and volunteer? theme, "Why last spring to make their home. the was planned. and get engaged, anyway. That's she made art seem most worth- Mrs. J. J. Tlerney entertained tion, together with work in behalf Mr, Beaven is federal profclbltion rine corps on the battlefield of safe. while Ha a. means of making the at on ot school. Fredericks- comparatively bridge Monday afternoon, the officer here, but is In California the Wilderness, near A new bridge club, the "En- Social events on the university common-plac- e a thing of value. having as her guests two tables of to attend the wedding. Mr. Cor- burg, Va. The Hardings did spend semble" which is devoted to the hill still however, and matrons who aro A "shadow social" was the ori- last week-en- d In are thriving, The artists represented are from girls young nett is an employe of the Gallup Washington pursuit of a good time, rather and we weren't thinking of po- all over the United States and organizing a new bridge club for ginal form of entertainment given Mercantile company in Gallup, quietly working but with that ex- of The al- than the serious playing bridge, tential engagements, either. fkn Itinera M nwn pnnpentlnn nf the scaROn. Another table will be bv the Christian Endeavor society where the young couple, will prob- ception they have been away was this week .at a which added at return of honcy-mooner- s. of St. Paul Lutheran Week-en- d some organized excitement about sorority New Mexico. The paintings, while the the, the English ably make their home. i most every for on Join is al- church at church on And to to meeting Monday afternoon at who H going to intense, not largewBS to canvas, are muvn the parlors weeks. they expect go the homo of Mrs. George S. Down- is made to shadows of Jiuncs-McSpaddc- n. though some attempt as wouldnot seem out of place Friday evening. The Williamsburg, Va for the 19th 709 Sliver avenue. class hours. The Mrs. Allen Stamm enter- women that and 10 er at Wost The subdue It during In the modern apartment and Roy the young present Announcement has been re- of October about days club will meet on alternate Mon- "rush parties" draw- eve- were thrown on a screen were to first of the formal have all the perfection of tained at dinner on Monday ceived of the marriage of Miss later Birmingham and Atlanta, afternoons, the next gather- sanctioned by the and romantic in- sold to the highest bidders among both for some special occasions. day ing, technique, UntM ning In honor of her father, J. C. Alma McSpadden of Chelsea, ing to be held at tho home of was of the at Huning In which should the men guests. Refreshments So many of social that Kappas terest subject, Baldridge of Hollywood, Cal., who Albert Washington's Mrs. D. W. Eubank on October 'Castle on Friday, followed by the make them desirable as personal is here. The were were served later In the evening. Okla., and James, formerly leaders went abroad this summer dance on visiting guests The was the social of Albuquerque, which took functions are 10 at 823 West Gold avenue.' The Alpha Chi dinner and possessions. All the seasons of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baldridge, affair given by place that the winters' members of the new clut are: This week will ee the snow to Mr. committee of the organization, the in Chelsea last week. The bride sure to be marked by numerous Saturday. the year, from golden and Mrs. J. E. CoiC Mr. is of Mr. Mrs. L. Mersfelder, Mrs. W. M. Delta party and the Phi and blinding sun- on to proceeds to be contributed to the the daughter and Mrs. Paris creations in the way of C, T. Alpha ri Inn. All rod, dark days Baldridge has been a visit Is W. F. citi- Holm, directors, Mrs. C. Frehch, Mu dance at Tamarisk shine, nocturn and early dawn Dulco, N. M to see his tennis fund. The ground being McSpadden, prominent clothes which the wanderers have Mil- women are invited other for the new courts on a zens of Chelsea, and a back. of the fond Mrs. E. C. Porterfield. Mrs. Greek letter were to be found on the various daughter, Mrs. William Harley. propared graduate brought Many ton J. Mrs. W. H. Zieg- "Vo Pan-Hclen- lo luncheon the church of the local school busi- mammas over to Helmlck, city canvases. lot adjoining building high and have slipped G. E. Mrs. W. a;,';:- a on And Sixth and Silver avenue. ness college. Mr. .James was a fall a ler, Mrs. Valllant, 9i Saturday. The exhibit from here to Mrs. Homer enter- at Paris. this for flying trip V. Mrs. E. C. Mrs. i.'-- goes Spitzmesser student at the Ganb, Iden, r day. Roswell, N. M., where It will be tained at two of af Albuquerque high with their debutante daughters Mrs. Downer. The O tables bridge A "tramp social" will be giv- school. He left the city about a Just for the purpose of purchasing Eubank and viewed by the state federated her horn) on South Sixth street on the year ago, the of club has planned for a number ENTERTAINS clubs latter of this en Monday night by young entering employ clothes. In win- .:.",f'.V the pnrt on Thursday afternoon. Her of the En- the Atlas Supply company of Mus- The buds this season will have of social affairs later the fVil V CGHTERS month. guests were Mrs. Frank Wagner, people Presbyterian ter to include husbands. iH in of the visit at deavor society. The guests will kogee, Okla. The couple went on a particularly interesting time for j. ceiv.'i... The program was In charge of Mrs. Leslie Briggs, Mrs." William at 7:30 a to Tulsa before of f h. r daughter, Mrs. meet at the church parlors honeymoon trip they will have the privilege Dozen ui,ri;e Mrs. T. G. Miss Olive Holm, Mrs. L. C. Merafelder, Mrs. to cs The Dandf club met on n, Winfrey. o'clock to the the returning Muskogee where they not the usual par-ti- Samp-j- Jr., of Wlnslow, Sclu-make- r, begin tramp, attending only George Harden sang two numbers in a Earl Porterfield, Mrs. C. A. of destination of which has will make their homo. also Monday night at the home of and her daughter-in-la- Mrs. Cart Mrs. nature given for the "deb," but Webster on West Lead Art,, Mrs. fresh young voice, her mother, Mulky, not yet been disclosed. The social various White House functions Miss Mary Mrs. James Richard Barton, Mrs. F. M. Harden, accompany- Morris Gottleib and Mrs. Addle avenue. A social hour was D. E. Barton gave a bridge party committee of the society is in DANCES. and the many brilliant entertain- and ing her. Miss Helen Gurule gavo McAvoy. i of the ments which will be for the after the business meeting. to the young society matrons "Concert Waltz," by charge party. Cigarette stubs on the floor, a given The next will be held on afternoon. The a piano solo, bass In delegates to the armament con- meeting maids on Saturday with an encore of familiar A surprise party for Mrs. A. drum lonely the corner, Tuesday evening at tho home ot affair was at the Barton Felton, The Albuquerque the keys sticky, the chaira ference. Rumor has It that the given songs; and Mrs. It. E. Jones, re Harsch was given at hor home, of all col- piano House will Mrs. George Thelln at 811 North home on North Eighth street, N. mat-So- association, composed in great disorder on the veranda, White entertainments occa- cently from Roswell, M., sang 221 South Broadway, by past Greek letter women In the be more varied and more numer Fourth street. The meeting night prettily decorated for the in a selec- of the Star on Fri- lege a pall full to the brim ot used has been for this week brilliant voice, unique Eastern will hold the first of Its win- fin-ba- ous ever before. All the tra- changed sion with the fall flowers. Had Come," and an afternoon. Those city paper cups, crushed than was nlaved the tion, "Spring day present ter luncheons on Saturday, Octo- flowers in the ladles' cloak room, ditional White House functions are only. Bridge during Chlo?." were: Mrs. Grace Mrs. T. o, ttumnnn nnil a number of encore, "My Lady White, ber 8. at one o'clock at the Alvar-ad- the air with stale smoke to be revived, I understand, the The following regulardelegates Whitcomb, Mrs. S. R. Ritcher, Miss heavy set RECITAL BY GODOWSKY friends dropped In later in the the Mrs. Evangeline Perry, presi- and perfume, blended. This is diplomats, the congressional as- wero elected to the meeting of Mrs. Tom Blakemore, Hilda association has an- officers, ON OCTOBER 10 afternoon. Mra Barton was Women's Mrs. dent of the not a poetical effusion from one and the army and navy re- Mrs. State Federation of Aspinwall, Tom Beatty, Mrs. nounced. Reservations must be and various state dinners. Leopold Godowpky, the sisted in entertaining by the last of the W. Mrs. Charles W. of the versllvre school. It's the the and will Mrs. A. O. Clubs at Roswell John Wildon, made with Mrs. Thor Kolle, tele- club Then Other parties are to be nowned composer pianist, Luther J. Coppock, Wil- M. Country early Wednesday musi-cale- month: Mesdames John W.. Potter, Mrs. S. Bowen and: 1913-- before aft- a few s open the concert series of the Waha and Miss Margaret White. Mar-gar- et phone Friday when the first tennis fan slipped in, probably son, T. G. Winfrey and Dr. Mrs. Flora Schere. Mrs. Harsch's ernoon. The election of officers morning even a dance or two, Fortnightly club in Albuquerque Her guests were. Mrs. Gillet Mesdames C. C. Mrs. "Esther arrives. It's the morning after and of his own Stek. Mra. Cartwright. daughter, Fisher, and for the coming year and the se- ' for both President and with a piano recital Cornish, Mrs. Arthur R. P. Barnes, P K. Mr. Harsch helped in making the the night before, of course, and perhaps on October 10 in the Mrs. William White. Meacham, ' lection of the scholarship cup will scene was Mrs. Harding are fond of that compositions Thor Kolle, Scheck 'and A. Gusdorf were elect- afternoon a very enjoyable one. the previous nothing high school auditorium. Mrs. Lester Cooper, Mrs. T. E. be business matters to come before like the aftermath. It was a reg- pastime. ed as alternates. All national frater- am what sort of The dralhatic emotionalism of Lassetter, Mrs. Harry Gray were served FASHION NOTES The the wo,men. ular Country club dance, one of I wondering Polish Is said to be Refreshments by society reporter happened at n mem- tho people niiD. Mrs. Martin Biersmith. Mi nity women are welcome the the every-so-ofte- ones, and it was dinner parties the cabinet the entertainment committee. y In on a sure enough party on Fri- for and pictured in the compositions of Kathleen Long, Miss Margaret voca- luncheon. thoroughly enjoyable, good crowd, bers will give President In- Miss O day afternoon at the federal Mrs. this winter. The Godowsky and when these are Lee,. Miss Lofrena Burton, tional center in the Kor-be- r you know, and good music and all Harding the composer now Miss Grace ALPHA CHI OMEGA "RUSH" two fea- training The Tast Matrons club of. the of that sort of The Coun- dates of those dinners are prob- terpreted by Alexandria Vaughey, There are outstanding building. It was one of a scr- meet thing. or in the full maturity of genius at stnrti Mis Wilma Bnvder. Miss PARTI LAST NIGHT tures of the new for the com- Order of Eastern Star will try club dances are surely a well ably being settled right now, styles ies, it seems, that the social '. the age of seventy no Mavbelle Lovelace. Miss Mary A at the house decid- at the home of Mrs. Thomas established social institution in Al- be shortly. Three of the years, dinner chapter coming winter. One is the mittee of the Disabled Soldiers' on not musio lover can be unresponsive MacArthur, Miss Elizabeth Hill, followed by a dancing party at ed favoritism shown all Blakemore at 216 South street buquerque. Long may wave, is of cabinet officers have Miss things league gives for the men at the afternoon at 3 o'clock. they but to his masterful themes. Miss Margaret McCanna, the Woman's club on Saturday black and the other Is the un- center on Monday or something. yet returned to Washington, en- t entertain- training the last Friday all be soon now. Though most of his public Ruth Dougherty, Miss Katherlne evening was the form of questioned popularity of fur for of each month. There was a they will here have been In Euro- Miss Marcella Matson, of "rushees," The Cradle Roll children of St. the and his gagements McMillen, ment given a group wraps and coats. Although furs great quantity of Ice cream and The first real dance given by the Previously president countries the past 50 years, Miss Mildred Harris, Miss Margar-- t or new girls at the are still about as as any- Paul's English Lutheran Sunday Elks In their new ball room this wife wero not supposed to dine pean Chi costly wafers which were served at the school entertained the cabinet Godowsky has made many,tours Smithers, Miss Grace Winfrey, university by the Alpha thing one can buy in the garment tables where the former soldiers were,, by season was that of Thursday eve- with anyone except their to Miss Juli- superintendent of that depart- was in officers and the are very of this country. For Godowsky Miss Lillian Kempenich, Omegas. line they are much less expensive study during class hours. And ning. The affair compli- parties come to Albuquerque gives dis- Miss Blanch course dinner was served refresh-merit- ment, Miss Lotta Petersen, at her young-peopl- formal official affairs with only ette Fleischer, Guley, A five than they were last season. The the wasn't wholly s, ment to the several dozen tinction to the and to the Miss Merle Walker, Miss Kather-- Bix o'clock at the house party home at 802 South Walter street, who took in Elks cabinet members and their wives city at chapter lovely wraps for evening wear, either. There was music About part the organization that sponsors the en- In Miss Ruth Tompkins, at 1424 East Silver avenue. Dur- however,- which are made of the Inst Saturday afternoon. minstrel show last spring. A big present. They all would dine with Keleljer, Mln Her-- by the training center orchestra little tots with their moth- were tired gagement. Since 1912 Godowsky tmn. feu Viola ing the dinner a cabaret program finest pelts are still almost pro- twelve crowd was present to enjoy the each other until they in tho Grunsfeld. of so- and dancing among the soldier ers were the guests. Little re- same faces has been much of the time kenhof and Miss Helen was given by members the hibitive In price. It is always a and the young women who evening of dancing to the music of Beelng the they and is Idol of . Hortense Switzer boys membrances were given to the never admitted but must United States the o rority. Miss good indoor sport to have a look are teachers at the school. Mrs. of the Elks' own orchestra. At it, they musicians. MISS KATHLEEN LONG IS Miss Dorothy Stevenson we cannot children, and refreshments were eleven to a time have been and finally during the sang, on at these lovely things Belle Nye and Mrs. Harry John- o'clock, according The Fortnightly ojub has passed played song accompaniments have and so I am showing you son were women served. . honored Elk custom, the entire Wilson administration the hosts on to proml- - Miss O'Hara the hospitable one usu- a resolution to he passed ,i A marriage that unites her banjo, and Betty one of the very costliest models in of the affair. party stopped danotng to sing asked any they pleased, all Intend to OI charge peo- the public, that who 1 nent families AiDuquerque ami did some speolalty dancing. seen this season. It is a lovely U. N. M. SOCIETY "Auld Lang Syne" In unison. An ally particularly interesting pre- " is of Miss Kathleen scheme of decorations at was served of course, to meet the presi- hear his piano masterpieces Santa Fe that The capa of chinchilla. It may be Mrs. Allen Nye, Mrs. John Sum- The Alpha) Delta fraternity is elaborate supper at ple, better to understand and ap- T am n VafrtinanA Koch which the dinner was in orange and worn or age, but is a house for all women midnight. The Elks have prom- dent and his wife and consequent- pare Tulle by youth mers, John Foe, Carl Parson, J. holding operr were preciate his numbers by hearing took, place yesterday evening at black, the sorority colors. bit too extravagant for. the very GoodwinTTind Allen of the students at the university at Its ised to have a series of these club ly the parties much Jollier. on his BU to backs of Nye Mrs. the phonograph records SIX O ClOCK at U19 juiiu bows were tied the young girl. Milady wraps it about American Legion arid the Wom- new home on East Sliver avenue dances, much to the delight of President and Harding go r,Awmi hiivnh Thn CAremonv the chairs of the guests, and the in fashion and All men who even further and dine with their silhou- her truly patrician en's Auxiliary of the American this afternoon. dormitory everybody might rosslbly get I. lurfnrmcd tv BishoD Fred place cards were a black Is ready for the opera, the late were honored at and men were en- an invitation to attend, close friends whenever the spirit r. Legion, highly more erick B. Howden In the presence ette on a gold card. Each guest dinner or the dancasf the state convention at Silver tertained by the Alpha Delts last moves them, though always 01 u bou- ' City, or so of many rrienas m yuuug tu-- was presented with a corsage . and were selected as delegates to Sunday at a smoker. The follow- A group of high school stud- less informally, the stately frnm hnth cities. Before the quet. to convention of studonts have been pledged ents will be entertained at a dance dinners this season may be evon niV.A rlllH go the national ing LEROYYOTT service was read, Mrs. Guy Rog- Wnmon'0. building The Spanish influence tha Is American to be held to the Morley Cassidy, at the Country club on October 7. less stately than ever before, Cad-ma- at eight the Legion, fraternity: O ers sang "At Dawning" by where the dancing began strong, today is the influence of at Kansas City, October 31, and Iiwrence Dixon, Jack Selfs, Don Cavenaugh and Tonney Pegue Violinist, . . o'clock was elaborately aecornieu accessories. Old Thomas will be the hosts. . Miss Violet Janes of 211 Plum or Class Instruction. . wea. the the Spanish November 1, 2, 3. James Sands, Wootten, Private was a beautiful cnurcn in the same black and orange, shawls some made In by Bruce Grimes, Gilbert, Veon avenue returned to Albuquerque Phono 2412-R-- 2. It in her with Japan, i Roy ding, with the bride lovely walls being covered panels the way are worn for evening Mrs; Braun entertained Kiech and Clifton Hufflne. Mrs. L. C. Mersfelder has gone on Thursday evening after spend- of canton crepe with paper, alternating a of Harry on to Kansas where the summer at iter old home O. Box 107. white gown ( crepe one wraps and sometimes as part at two tables of bridge at her a trip City ing P. City. its train of satin and flowing veil checker-boar- d panel with an afternoon frock. Black lace Phi Mu will hold its she will visit friends. In Pennsylvania. allhou-wor- e home on Thursday afternoon. sorority caught with orange blossoms. She bearing cleverly designed mantillas are worn on the hair, tenth annual "rush" at Tamarisk a tiara of old lace with the ettes o dancing figures. The on the on our frocks. Span- of on next shower hat, ORGANIZATIONS. Inn south the city, veil and carried a grams WCre of gold paper bearing ish earrings are used and the hair Saturday evening, the affair to be bouquet of lilies of the valley and the fraternity crest in black. is dressed high and addrned with Initiation service for a number a dance. The Inn, whtch has been roses. Her matron of freshments of orange ice and a comb. Moreover, Span- of new girl reserves in the high ono of most resorts - in Spanish the popular v,r,.,T. mra Tndward L. Morgan of t.norino- the Greek letters ish combs are used as hat trim- school T. W. C. A. organization with has recently v.i Pi'u nnrn a. cown of yellow I were served lato will take tomorrow t socletypeople, I ming1 In beguiling way. place night installed a new dancing tana tulle i v,nit one tne almost Mrs. large tatfat. and and a yellow tua nvnnlnir. In of Oh, yes! Tnere are Spanish fans. the home of Roy Graham at floor. Dancing will begin at with a touch of peacock blue. dances partners were can a fan 624 North Fifth street. Mra will be hat feature And you carry Spanish recre- eight o'clock. The party roses. found thei of tiny It even Graham is chairman of the Le-R- She carried yellow at- by matching and wield charmingly if chaperoned by Dr. and Mrs, There were two tiny flower yarn dolls. you aren't the type. ation committee of the association 8. Peters. An October Sale That Will Set the tendants who scattered rose petals Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hesslcr and club for this group of to Those '..j'v . in the path of the bride the chaperoned the dance. New gloves and a new girl resem ?he officers of the The annual "rush" of were Cox, in - Ml Parol Wilson. handbag club which i.Ombcrs 21 are party Womenfolks ur Thev Dorothy both absolutely and exquisitely girls, Kappa Kiippa Gamma sororitv Talking Everywhere voiinnr nrcranriip. and Marv Caro " Miss Phillips, Miss Mar to new Helen May, president: Mildred at Hun- Margaret correct, according the style Bessie was given on Friday night line Whltmer, in a DiatK gery Cleve, Miss uonsianc standard. With the autumn, tail-lo- ur Brooks, vice president; Castle. The affair was r Mrs. mother Miss Mar-de- ll Davis, and Alice ing page's suit. Long, Miss Frances Andrews, will be worn gloves of heavy secretary, .Mary dance with a delicious i de East-orda- v, suppei of the bride, wore grey crepe Morrison, Miss Margaret white kid, neatly but not fanci- Weisenbach, treasurer. served later In the evening. Abou chine and carried pink roses, Miss Dorothy Cameron, stitched on the back with a dozen new students at th Miss Alotta fully The E. O. met on girl while Mrs. A. C. Koch, the groom's Miss Gcraldine Tully, black and white, and fastened at P. society university wero guests of honor mother, woro brown satin and car- Fischer, Miss Wilma Loy Shelton, wrist with two buttons. Tuesday afternoon at the home was the first o' roses. Miss of C. M. Botts on Uni- The Kappa party ried a bouquet of sunburst Miss Madeline Hardy, Lucy And the new handbag mates Mrs. the a series given by each of th Mr. Koch was attended by his Clark, Miss Hortense Switzer, well with the it is versity Heights. After a short at the uni- of Santa Fe. Miss Vera dainty gloves; business the on women's fraternities friend, Bernard Spiti Miss Norinne Switzer, of black silk velvet, with an odd- meeting program versity. The ushers. Hansel Pfleuger and Kiech, Miss Louise Wilkinson, ly shaped frame of full silver In- the study of women characters in Kaune, were also from Miss Daphne Cobb, Miss Flora laid with and The the Old Testament was begun un- an Henry Miss onyx crystal. der of Miss Kath- Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity Santa Fe. Chess, Miss Betty O'Hara, handle is of linked Jet and sliver the leadership nounces the following pledger After the service, mem- Wilson, Miss Dorothy Stev- and the tassel is of erlne Eubank. The leader began N. M thirty Glyda Miss hoops, long on Dudloy Snyder, Clayton bers of the wedding party repaired enson, Miss Harriett Lamb, crystal beads. with Mother Eve and called N. M.; Die! hnmn 419 North Miss Juliette other members to describe other Ogle Jones, Roswell, in lha Ijini at Helen Jackson, Culpepper, Clovls, N. M.; !Bo' Twelfth street where a buffet sup Miss Florence O'Hara, New of characters. Mrs. II. L. Hogrefe Fleischer, evening slippers are of Elder, Albuquerque, N. M.; Clyft was served. The supper table Marshall Wilson, L. C. Lenlhan. white kid with stitched-o- n spoke on Mary the mother N. M per stripes Rach-a- el McCullough, lAlbuqierque, was decorated with a basket of Desmond Farrell, Fred Feasel, of narrow black ribbon. Jesus, Mrs. C. E. Hodgln on N. M. grosgrain B. on Re- O. L. Anderson, Raton, flowers in the center and Wiley Skinner, Perkins Patton, The stripes run on the and Mrs. E. Garcia Oklahoma City yellow brass with Hernan- horizontally becca. Mrs. also gave an "Pat" Pugh, And mind it is not a reduced sale, or a corner candlesticks of Thomas Hughes. Ralph toe and up and down on the Hodgln Okla.: Roy Hickman, Chattanoo- you, price special purchase of yellow tulle. A large dez. Johnson, Walter Berger, heel. at back Illustrated talk upon well known a of draperies Roy Gra- French Only the ga, Tens. sale, but just downright clamping price figures under the lowest bride's cake also adorned the Harold Brandebury, Hugh of the slipper does the plain white places In the Holy Land which number of dollars and cents that we could make it to the table. Mrs. W. L. Hawkins pre- ham, Robert Albers, John Gioml, kid show 'itself. These slippers she visited on a European tour Chi announce" give you several The decorations Sigma fraternity best-like- d sided at the table and Misses Clara Ralph Brooks, Charles Caldwell, are decidedly smart with light years ago. the following pledges: Marshall biggest selection of the styles at a time when you want to P. of the house and the refreshments Stow-el- ttd TIelen Stevens served. Mrs. John Wllkenson, George Bryan, frocks and they are always worn Wilson, Oak Park, 111.; Abe l, wear them. IX M. Stevens at the Payton, Wlllinm with white silk served at the conclusion of the Wat-ter- s. presided Davles, Ralph stockings, of Whiting. Ind.;' Louis H. tuirw-f- hnivl. Robest Cartwright, Charles O program carried out the colors N. Hanlon Clark, y, Las Vegas, M.: at the wedding sup Georr White, James Swlij-ne- FORTNIGHTLY CLUB TO the order, yellow and white. The I'hi guests Coan, McCol-lu- Davles, Santa Fe, N. M.: John ivim-o:Ufk- K next will be held on Oc These Prices and Then See per wer Mr. a,no Airs. H. Merton Lewis, Clyde GIVE MI SICALE meeting Wllkerson, Albuquerque, N. M.; Just Read the Garments - a. "V Miller, Mr. and Veon Klech and Pat Miller. An event that a treat tober 11 at the home of Mlgs M. promises Mrs. G. W. Irwin Betts, Clayton, N. :!. ;i Yj f!n. Mr. '.mil Mrs. John O to home coming vacationists eag- Susie Davenport. Coats and - of local chap- Plush $25.00, $35.00 $49.50 F. Z'- m, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rog AND BRIDGE er for the round of muslcales the Bond, president the Mrs. A. Trubell is a guest nt T. K. rrNCHEON ter, left last night for Kansas ..u. $22.50, $39.00 and $50.00 ers, Mr. and Mrs. nitmer, BRIDE-ELEC- T Fortnightly club affords each year the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. M. Mr. roit City to attend the con- Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, wed- will be the first concert of the superior George S. Downer for several Ladies' Suits,...... $35.00, $49.50 and $59.50 Mrs. W. L. Hawkins, Mrs. W. Miss Kathleen Long, whose season next vention of P. E. O. and took was Tuesday evening. months. She has spent the past Serge Dresses t!.$l 5.00, $27.50 and $49.50 H. Ziegler, Miss Hazel Hawkins, ding place yesterday, The program will be presented three years in California, but has .....ii.. Miss Miss Angel- guest of honor at a very pretty by professional talent who are The Young People's Foreign In Evelyn Trotter, luncheon in black and gold which the Lead been visiting the east during NEW ica Howden and Bishop Howden. members of the live organization. Missionary society of the summer. Small Furs . the suoDer the brldo was given on .Tuesday at the The will be Avenue Methodist church has past DRAPERIES After Hazel Hawkins, place the Presbyterian of chanced to a traveling suit of by Miss church, and the hour, eight postponed its regular date Attractively made with Miss Evelyn Trotter and Miss To meeting until Monda evening, brown ve,latone trimmed were set for o'clock. this program the music Our drapery and equal to the squirrel and a hat of black Louise Rfll. Places loving public is Invited to be October 10, at the home of Sydney grey and Mrs. fourteen of the closest friends of Dent at 423 North street. section has been far more expensive trimmed with gold. Mr. were guests of the Fortnightly club. .Eighth left on the train for the bride. Yellow marigolds Mrs. John D. Clark, violinists. piece, at Koch night In decorations and yel- of lo- increased northern New Mexico where they used table Miss Grace Stortz, vocaliste, Mrs. At the first meeting 'the Those dear to you and $8.50, $12.50 I their honeymoon, re- low candles furnished the only L. B. Miss cal chapter of the D. A. R. on last offer- will spend in Taft halt which was dark- Thompson pianlste, we're renewed, and Mi turning to Santa Fe by way of light LWs Stearns, dramatic reader, H. Saturday afternoon delegates $22.50 will be at ened for the occasion. L. Mrs. D. elected to the state convention at will ing wonderful J the Upper Pecos. They Miss Bunges, pipe organist, appreciate your home after November 5 In one of A bridge party for Long W. Faw. accompanists on pipe Roswell on October 28. Mrs. J. then opportunities for in Santa was given on Wednesday after- organ for reader and musical R. McCollum, regent of the Albu- thoughtfulness; and the Twltchell apartments U. . " selection or noon at the home of Mrs. Guy numbers, comprise the of querque chapter, will attend, and never ' U1U si. the il-- Mrs. troupe perhaps it has m ITnnh i ttlA dmiehtpr Of Rogers, Mrs. Thor Kollo and entertainers. Mrs. R. P. Barnes and Mrs. D. A. .home decora 1 William W. J. White being Joint hostesses The will include: Bittner. Mrs. Raymond Stamm Secured to how prec-.iou- s Dr. and Mrs. Henry Long fall program you tions to complete ' of this and one of Its popular with Mrs. Rogers. Tellow Organ solo, selected, H. L. and Mrs. C. W. 'Potter were also Gloves " city and to match were as - A of a good and recent any color scheme ' young women. She attended the flowers tulle Bunges. elected delegate. review You see used in decorations. The guests i national congress - must these! ' ' State university where she became Violin selections . the continental photograph of you might and at remark- Gam-m- Mrs. W. H. (Shubert-Wllhellng- -- '"t of Kappa a were Miss Long, Long, Ave Maria ); of the D. A. R. a Washington to their a member Kappa L. Mrs. A. G. (a) Mrs. Mc- jTfrTuii. rihly small cost. appreciate .sorority. After a year in war Mrs. E. Morgan, last April was given by be to them. remarkable value J Mrs. H.. K. (Shubert-Wll-hellng- W. Hall. work in Washington she returned Miller, Klrkpatrlck, (b) Am Meer ). Collum and by Mrs. J. ' Miss Louise B. host- at. .40c, 75c, $1.00 at V home and was employed In the Mrs. Arthur Slsk, Mra H. Porter assisted the Quaker Nets, the price. .iHi.Mtl rtvinna office. Mr. Bell, Miss Evelyn Trotter, MBss Voice ess, Mrs, D. A. Ogle, in entertain- and up to. ,. .$1.75 yard Just in, the ,new ' son of Mr. and Mrs Hazel Hawkins, Miss Irene Bnldt, Nos ing the chapter. The next meet- THE MILMRS 7 I Koch is the Miss (a) Inter (Mae Fadyen) Gauntlet Gloves, at i n a rnnh rt RantA ! o nnrl IS Miss Katherlne Keleher, (b) Will O' the Wisp ing will be on the last Saturday in white and his father in busi- Margaret McCanna and Miss Wil- In October at the home of Mrs. Marquisette $4.00 to $6.50 associated with (Spross). v WALTON STUDIO . 35c and 50c ness there. He served overseas in ma Snyder. Miss Grace Stortz. Harold Galer. ecru at. ... yd. the war. O "The Prince" West pair the aviation corps during Reading Happy Central es AND Parent-Teache- association M over-drap- Kid Glove . - Santa Fe visitors who were here MESDAMES DANAHY (Oscar Wilde) The Phone 928 Sunfast draperies for Our Special at. .$3.50 the wedding were: Mr. KNIGHT AT BRIDGE Miss Lois Stearns of the North Fourth street school and is a to attend , at. .$1, $1.25, $2 $3.50 yd. splendid value. and Mrs."KOcn ana aaugiufi-- A bridge party that was rather Accompanied by Mrs. D. W. Taw held en organization meeting at Koch, Miss Ramona more elaborate than the Informal Piano solos Dorothy - -- - Baca, Miss Irene Mitchell, Nor- two taoies- mat nave aDounaea . (a) Why (Schumann) JT1H II nauiKcll I inia i. 1 i i' i i .Mai. nw (b) WhimS (Schumann) The John Winusor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rob-- I Thnmaa m. jjunany ami Mra V.nrt Violin solos There's a Reason for Rosenwald's Mr. and Mrs. R. L. at the home of the former (a) Canzonetta (A. D. o) Growing ert Walton, ATlrl I Knight hi i r. an1 Mr" - - Mra. G. af- 491 WnrlK ...FlavAnth. uvvuwlitTool An . J UlUll I .v.,. w. Store" k A' Thursday afternoon. ..fThere were (b) Mazurka (Wclniewskl) linaory jauuio. 283 nine tables with later arrivals at (c) Humoreske (Dvorak) . Phone ivti tm ART EXHIBIT tea time for the dollclous lunch- - (d) Yankee Doodle Varle' Glove A.T WOMAN'S CLH eon mat was servea. as one oi (G. Wllcht) , Supremacy. From the thorng that filled the our early editors of this page was Mrs. J. D. Clark Woman's club on Friday after- - fond of saying, "It was a particu- - Voice Ave Maria (Gounoud) Tioon to view inw rAiuui-- 1 mriy hannifnappy .nil joyuun occasion,." Miss Grace Stortz with violin Af nfl1ntfrif?H tiv Rnrxifi. art-- 1 l lull w f Fa -for- tht hnfltpRo hp- both horn obllgato by Mt. Clark. ROSENUALD'S jjts. it would eent that "Albu- - entci'talnera y Accomnanlal4, -- Mm XX TP. f.

.'ririi'nii(; ''W.Jhihmi mmym u October 2, 1921 1 1 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL) Page Threii GRANDDAUGHTER will meet every two weeks. Mrs. young couple were On their honey en for the Belen teachers, under Hall served dainty refreshments moon bv auto. the auspices of the W. c. T. U. Albuquerque Society OF JOHN D. READY MAGDALENA to about 10 guests. Mrs. E. R. Turner of A goodly number of parents met Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Trevorrow was the guest last week of the teachers and were entertained FOR STAGE DEBUT and baby daughter have gone to Mrs. Mary Thomas and Mrs. Jack by a muM9.il program. Punch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palome and Denver, colo., where they will Records. was served during the afternoon LET US (Continued from Preceding Pare.) baby, of Socorro, were Sunday the visit With relatives. Mrs. O. E. Reese and daughter, and Ice cream and cake. The re- guests of the Salome families here. The members of the M. II. S. Bernadlne, Spent last week-en- d In ception room and dining hall were masterpieces that can be found in Rev. Calvin Duncan and wife senior and Junior classes enjoyed Albuquerque, the guest of the J. prettily decorated with marigolds nil musio stores. returned home on Tuesday after a pionlo supper on Wednesday A. Johnsons. ' and white asters, the union colors. S1MONIZE concerts in The was In C. Subsequent the a week Spent In Albuquerque. evening. trip made Mrs. H. Nuffer is spending The ladles of the Methodist Aid Fortnightly aeries will be: Vocal On afternoon a farm wagon, going about four a week In the Simmons' home In were bari- Thursday Mrs, miles west of town entertained on Wednesday at recital by Klchard Bonelll, Earle Groombridge was a delight- where they Albuquerque. the home ot Mrs. Cunard. tone, November 7; Vocal recital by ful hostess to the ladies of the stopped for eats. Miss Grace Smith, who has Rea, coloratura On evening Mrs. Craw Mrs. w. E. Sloan was hostess to Virginia Boprano, Social Circle of the Presbyterian Friday Spent the past week with rela- the ladles of Guild YOUR ; ford assisted the Episcopal CAR Violin recital Ellas by her January by church. After business matters daughter, tives In the Duko Cily, is again on Breeakin, February 2. were dispensed with, a social hour Hatel. entertained the members of back in Belen, where she will Friday. O the Bible class of M. Bun-da- y Mrs. Johnson entertained was enjoyed by the ladies, after the E. spend the winter In the Gait her the If it is new we will keep it that which hostess Served school at her home In the home. Baptist Missionary society on looking way the dainty east nf town. afternoon. refreshments. part Refreshments Mr. and Mrs, Davidson Thursday PERSONAL MENTION. Were served to about IS members Henry On October 8 the XV. C. T. U SIMONIZE SERVES On Friday evening of the past friends. expect to leave Belen soon for week Adolfo Torres enter- and Phoenix, Ariz,, in the assisted by a young lady from Jr., B. and wife of Fair-vie- w hopes that tained a of friends tl. Ewlng milder climate will benefit Mr. Denver, Colo., will present a "Tom TWO PURPOSES number young were business visitors In Thumb in which 60 of at the home of his parents, Mr. on Davidson's rheumatism. Mr. and Wedding" Miss Ralney Bartley is attend- Mrs. oc- Magdaiena Thursday. Mrs. F. D. Will Helen's young people will take school at and Adolfo Torres, the Alley occupy their ing at Sullen college casion being the young finan's home during their absence. part. It prevents deterioration of paint to a new Bristol, Va. She is taking up in- The Mrs. Waits on Mrs. T. C. Johnson and Mrs. and to eighteenth birthday. evening J. Keency left and terior decorating expects was given over to dancing. Re- Saturday for a Visit with her Lee Armstrong were hostesses on car puts a bright finish on the old continue her studies in Boston 85 BELEN mother In Colo. at a freshments served to about Denver, Friday evening pretty pink weather-beate- n r next year. guests. Mrs H. C. Wilson of Becker, nnd white party in honor of the worn one. Lewis J. Bass of New Orleans, Mrs. Frank Bheton'a condition was a Sunday guest of the H. L. Misses Mary Jane and Moselle and his bride, of Natchitoches, remains about the same. Her Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Adalf are Galtheri. Armstrong at the Johnson home. ' o You Can Have a New La., arrived last nisht to visit mother, whose home is near Hous- the parents Of a boy who put in Mrs. Donald Redenbaugh re- Twenty-tw- young people enjoyed Appearing with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ton, Texas, arrived Thursday his appearance last Sunday morn- turned Fast week from Topeka, t:.e game.1 and partook of 'the Car Edgar Bass of 717 Couth Edith morning and will help care for ing. Kans., where she and Mr. Reden- dainty luncheon. By Simonizing It. street. The bride, formerly Miss her daughter. Miss Ruth Watts Is spending a baugh have visited a month, and Elwell Gaither and Carl Court- Nlta Gaurdla, has been engaged Rev. Walter H. Vanderpool week with friends In Clovls. where he has accepted a position. ney were the gallant hosts at a Let us show what Simonize with- in educational work. The groom leaves for Albuquerque, where he Frank Pru of El Paso, Texas, After disposing of their house- delightful wienie roast on Satur- you is, is a prominent business man of will meet his brothes, the Rev. was greeting Belen friends last hold Ifoods, Mrs. Redenbaugh will day night on the east mesa. on his state, and is connected with W. H. Vanderpool, and from there week. Join her husband at Herrington, About 30 of Helen's younger set out obligation your part. several large enterprises. go to Artesia where they will at- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abell are Kans, were Invited to this Jolly affair. Mrs. B. Marcus, who spent a tend the Methodist conference spending a few weeks' vacation In The Lutheran aid met at the month's vacation visiting friends which will be In session from California. Belen hotel on Thursday after- A Good Physic. In Amarillo, Texas, has returned Wednesday to Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Pratt noon With Miss Ruts. The next When you want a physio that Is ilAUSEITS SADDLERY to her home here. Mrs. Hezekla. Hall entertained of Amarllla, Texas, several will be with Mrs. Dalles mild and rentle In effect, easv to spent meeting -- Miss Adelaide Hahn, daughter Miss Muriel McCormick. the ladles of the Episcopal church days In the city, the guest lef on next Thursday. take and certain to act, take Cham- - 111 West Copper Avenue Phone 406-- W Of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hahn, for- at her home on Thursday after- Eugene Nolan. Mrs. Pratt Is a On Saturday afternoon at the berlaln's Tablets. They are excel- - j merly of this city, has entered Miss Muriel McCormick, noon. A guild was organised and daughter of Mr. Nolan and the Hotel Belen a reception was giv lent. Cedarcrest college at Allentown, of Harold F. and Edith Rocke Pa. Her parents, who placed her feller McCormick of Chicago, and in school in the east, are now on granddaughter of John D. Rocke- their way home to Hollywood. feller, is soon to make her debut Cal., by way of the Panama canal. an will as actress. It is said the debut Lot in - Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson will bo as a member of a German A of Odds and Ends return today from her former S. where company at the former royal Ladies' Boot Silk Hose home at Mitchell, D., theater in she was called by the Illness of Munich. Ladies' Silk Hose her mother, Mrs. S. G. McCart- A heavy quality boot silk hose in black ney, who is returning to Albu- weaves and elox; black querque also. I Plain, fancy only, with heavy lisle tops. All sizes. Miss Dorothy Bowman is giv- WAGON MOUND white and colors. Values to $2.50. room ing lessons in ball dancing : at her home at 517 West Roma I SPECIAL 50C ana SPECIAL avenue. She teaches privately Mrs. Emmet Alldrcdge and $145 in small groups. . son came eve- was small in Saturday Mrs. Lowensteln of Socorro ning from Trinidad, Colo., where a visitor in the city on Thursday they had been and friends. visiting, will to see several spend a few days here visiting Mrs. Alldredge'a father, S. A. The Suits Turner. SUCCESSFUL Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dairs, who Tailored suits, fur trimmed suits. Unusual models in tailored and WINSLOW had resided here for the past two years, left Thursday in their car New long-lin- e models, some fur trimmed suits. for Wichita, Kans, whero they embroideded. Saturday, Mesdames Alfred and will make their future home. attractively Mr. The materials: Velour. Polret HATS Joseph Kleindlenst entertained and Mrs. C. T. Matthews Smart new models, reflections largo number at bridge whist at returned home Saturday evening Twill, Tricotine, Valaine and , of tendencies. the home of Mrs. Joseph ueinai from a visit with their two daugh- the latest style Those that fulfill their purpose In being bee&ming and enst. on McKinley avenue. Re ters, Mrs. Edgar Kloersheim of Serge. were served. Hoy, N. M., and Mrs. v. C. All of them with silk lined in others freshments Cope The materials are interesting. Some are small, but migthy charm; William Haley and wife of Los of Koehler, N. M. They were ac jackets some embroidered Tricotine, embroiredered Angeles, have arrived in the city companied home by Mrs. Cope models. larger and of memorable beauty. Hand and will spend the next few week ana ner smalt son, who will make Moussyne and Veldyne. here, the guests of Erwln B. He a week's visit here. Sport Hats.... v...... yM. $8.50 to $25.00 bert and wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Curne . ana Kinnie wlfo are the Hats for afternoon wear .&.uu up Frank and rand little daughter. Helen, left ..n.,..,... sn IT. Barents of an eight-poun- d boy. Wednesday evening for Los Ange- A good line of youthful models t7 ..J Walter Brayman was in the city les, Calif., whero they will make at $35.00 at $39.50 the first part of the week, visiting an extended visit with Mr. Curn'u vv relatives while en route from the parents. YOUNG MISS y government hospital at Denver to E. 13. Sifferd of the firm of A. THE the hospital at Tucson, Ariz. MacArthur Co., motored to East Paul Elzle, who has been at Fr Las Vepfas last Wednesday on n The Coats Will find the hats most suited to her needs in the Millinery fart, Germany, for the past few short business trip, rcturnins Salon. Beaver models, trimmed with heavy grosgrain months writes that he expects to home Thursday evening. return to the states during the Mr. and Mrs. Covert and small ribbon $7.00 to $11.50 next month. Mr. Elzie's father is sons, of Dawson, N. M., came school....-.-.-- . a manufacturer at Gera-Reus- s, down Sunday in their car and were Camel's hair felts, ideal for ..$8.50 and $11.50 Germany. Riiosta at the home of Mr. and at $29.50 Velvet Hats for $6.50 and $7.75 Wheeler Klslingbury has re Mrs. J. Paltenr;ho until Monday signed his position with the Santa morning when they left for Albu- Attractive, serviceable coats, a variety of styles. The coats are Polo Fe, and has moved his family to querque for a phort visit. They Cloth and Others are Boliva and Velous. for l'al-teng- Kersey. Styles San Francisco, where they will were accompanied by Mrn. J. general SWAGGER BAGS make their future home. anil liuufliior. Mirs Bertha. utility wear, for street and motoring. The Hew Season's Best Silks Are ( Miss Daisy Rider of Olendale Mr, and Mrs. it. F. Sterret and at $4.00 was up Calif., in the city the first part Roy Avery returned last week newest best liked leathers of the week while en route to In from a motor dif- The and trip luUmliug In The Reach of calf, calf, suede dtanapolls, Ind., where she had ferent Kansas points. They were Everyone spider alligator been called on account of the sud absent about a month. Coats tooled leather, Spanish art leather, den death of her father. Mr. Mrs. of AND pin seal, cobra. and Hnrberg East Is with an inner Mrs. Edgar Connel and daugh Las Vegan rpent several days hen Each beg fitted ter of are in the 1 purse or a mirror. Emporia. Kans., the past week visiting their daugh come and city visiting with M. connell. They ter, Mrs. Walter Vorenherg. Low Prices of Wool Rules They in brown, gray will leave here shortly for Los An Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Uurnett left at $39.50 black. Large and small sizes. geles and other points on the Sunday in their car for a two Vanity Boxes Also Included coast. weeks' vacation trip, which wll! Coats in the dark, rich shades that are in such demand: brown and In These Just-i-n Dress Goods Albert BaldrMge and wife have include Denver and other points at $5.00 Up. returned from Dallas, Tex., where in Colorado. tans, navy blue ana black. , The newest arrivals in Woolen Dress Fabrics reveal a Boxes-S- they have been for the past few The Woman's club held its reg Attractive some with and Large sise mirror Vanity ilk months while Mr. Baldrldee was ular home Mrs. models, fancy stitching fringe trimmed of texture and color that is Some of lined. ineet'ng at the of throw-collar- beauty toning charming. recuperating his health following S. Vorenberg last Wednesday aft- s, others with fur collars of wolf, nutria and beaverette. ana wool Each box fitted with large sise mir- an at the Santa Fe hos ernoon. of the loveliest are silk uuvetyns, veiours, Kroaaciotn boxes for rouge and operation Tho business meeting The coats are of Ramona and Bolivia. Beautifully silk lined. and Tricotine. The ever fine French Serges and ror, powder, pital at Los Angeles, Calif. was conducted by the presidont, , popular, Miss Emma Lingoman has gone Mrs. S. Foutz. Mrs. C. R. Keyes heavier Twills are shown in large color assortments. Some Spider calf tooled leather, oobra to St. Louis, Mo., where she will was appointed as a committee of values are: leather. vifit relatives for the next few one to correspond with Dr. C. E. exceptional Black, brown and gray, months. Lukens at and nscer- - A Albuquerque Dresses Coats 42-in- ch HERE ARE FEW OF THE Mrs. Orhra L. Gray and daugh- tain the cost of on" fine all wool French re- furnishing VALUES: A Sale of Women' ter, little Helen Dean, have room at the children s hospital Serge in navy, brown and SATTIf CHARMEUSE Full ranse ot turned from San Diego, Calif. there. The club contemplates un- - oolors In Satin 40 Inches where have been the - black, per Charmeuse, Blanket Robes they during dertaking this work for the ensu- (PI QQ wide; a summer months. ing year. Mrs. P. E. Mooro was yard. .. (1Q Cf Glenn Pierce and wife are visit voted in as a new member. A at at $6.95 and $7.95 $21.50 $69.50 46-In- ing friends at Phoenix, Ariz. suggestion that the meeting day all wool Storm Serge CREPE DE miXE Full range of Zoty, warm robes, Just 75 of them; Mrs. Clifford C. Grover, wife of be changed from Wednesday until Navy blue Serge Dresses. Beautiful coats of fine rich colors In all-sil- k Crepe de Chine, 3!) light and dark colors; satin trim- of Schools Grover. in navy, brown A Superintendent Saturday was discussed but defi- Attractive styles for street and materials. Q Inches wide; med; regularly $10 has returned from Denver. Colo., nite action was deferred until the Plain and fur trimmed and black, yard. . . i yard $1.39 s business as where she was recently called on next meeting. After the hubinet-- wear well as for the Corded Bolivia j)TtO t Special $6.95. account of illness and Marvella; 54-in- CANTON the of a rela had been dispensed with, the school Miss. ch all wool Velour in a CREPE In the tive. members a social wanted street colors and black, all enjoyed pleasant also Orlando, Pan Velaine, Evoa one-pie- ce Alexander Robertson, who has hour, at the close of which re- Tricotine dresses. Some have weight suitable for silk and good weight; Women's Pettibockers been ill for A seriously the past few freshments were served by the two-pie- ce and Veldyne are the materials. dresses and (I a to Peter Pan collars. One and QO yard $5.50 Women's fine mercerized Petti- weeks, is reported be improving hostess, assisted by Mesdames W. rows H. to styles. Navy blue, brown, Siberian squirrel, natural beaver, wraps, yard VTiOO DCVETTN In fine quality, bockers, elastic at waist, two slowly. Vorenberg and Wertheim, ihown in new as well at the knee extra and sizes Fred Mosher has left for Los Mesdames W. Salisbury, C. R. beaver, and henna Scotch mole the high colors, regular gray, Copen and wolf are some 56-in- ch as the tones favored a beautiful of Venetian Angeles, where he will enter the Keyes, Foutz, Matthews, Osborne, are bright navy Tricotine, darker for street quality Santa Fe hosnital for treatment. Moore to the colors. of the rich fur trimmings. wear In wraps and (IrT PA Satlne, in flesh only. Taylor, Gillespie, and heavy all wool, tD Mesdames J. J. Worman and Mrs. Emmet Alldredge of East Las (IJQ QQ dresses; a yard .. . I eOU William are ,w. $2.00 Trotter spending the Vegas, Mrs. V. C. Cope of Koehler, per yard..;.:.. vtKtO WASHABLE Special week-en- d with friends at ..; SATIN For Gallup. N. M., and Miss Jennie Washburn in L. S. Brooks has resigned his po- of also Master Our collections of negligee uses; pink Colorado, Bradley plaids, a . . Bandeau Brassieres sition with the Santa Fe here and Keyes. The Dresses stripes and checks for separate only; yard .,.,.$2.88 has left for Chicago, where he will Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Miss PRINTED SILKS In as-- make home. His skirts offers a broad rf gorgeous 49c his future family Buckley, all of New York city, range ortments as to designs and oolor com- are now located at that point. who have spent the summer on color combinations and Rnfrolar Prlr 5o. and styles. binations, adaptable for a variety of Mrs. Herbert Savage son, their ranch near here, left Thurs We as Bandeau Brasslu:'i . the . falar Master Cloeman, have left for They are fairly priced. uses, kimonos, negligees, blouses, day afternoon for their eastern (oundatlon and linings, etc.; Inches 'basket weave" material. Flesh and Newton. Kans.. for an extended home, . at are showing all wool plaids, it $37.50 a white. -..-- 54-i- n. wide; visit with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Gihbs mo -"-,r QQ models, An of silk and cloth r. wide; per ,. OJL.OO Front and back fastenlnr Edward M. Florin Is reported on tored to the Meadow City Wednes- extraordinary group dresses. (Jrt Qp yard rhe back models in sizes sick list. up from..v fastening the day and spent the day there The materials: Canton Crepe, Taffetas, TriQotines, Polret Twill and yard tyUUO SATIN LUXCRIA A wonderful value 12 to 42. Serge. In plain Satin Luxurla soft of touch front fastening models In size. 14 Mr. and Mrs. R. Burgess. John EXTRA SPECIAL and great tensile strength; 16 Inches :o 44. Essig and Mrs. Burgess' parents, Beautifully beaded and embroidered, as well as tailored 15 pieces of all wool French wide; a - Foley's Mr. and Mrs. McNee, motored to plainly rard ,.,, qq Cimarron, N. M., Thursday and 11IUUC1B. Serge, Storm Serge, Diagonal Dl.0 Women's Cotton ' and Tar spent the day transacting business, Serge, Gaberdines, Granite GEORGETTE CREPE A big assort- HoneyCOMPOUND returning home that evening, ment of plain Georgette Crepe, prac- Union Suits . and Wool ; IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREN Mrs. Emmet Alldredge and Poplin Copenhagen tically every wanted color and black, Women's medium weight cotton ought to have for feverish colds, small son who had been visiting blue; only and dark 40 Inches wide; a (JJQ coughs, Mrs. light Union Suits, Just the thing for "souffles," end that tight, wheeziof Alldredge's father, Mr. S. A. Dresses shades; 86 to 56 inches. rard at j).UUf( these chilly days, In high neck, long It too. It eases Turner for a few days, returned PONGEE the or Dutch el- breathing. stops croup, to their home in Las Values $1.00 to $4.00. In natural color, lnv sleeves, ankle; neck, and checks whooping measles East Vegat and all 82 bow, or low neck no sleeve, cough, Wednesday evening. ported silk; ankle; cougB ana Droncmai coughs. 20 Per Cent Off Inches wide; a yard 88c knee lengths. Sizes 34 to 38 Sl.OO, The Woman's Auxiliary of the and Sizes 40 Every User a Friend TJ. B. church met after- . $1.50. to 44, $1.50. Thursday I My little iirl htd bean hiving the croup noon at the Chambllss hotel with at very lew ao i beam ivin $49.50 niihtt, her 32-In- Ian Mrs. B. C. Chambllss as hostess. ch drops of Foley 1 Honey end Ter every two or Definite were ine In this are To Wear With Your Suit Dress three hours. That night sba slept well, never plans formulated for styles group exceptionally attractive. Cloth dresses cousneo anv. ana neii aiy nor cola wis gene. serving a cafateria lunch during and silk dresses are included. Mri. R. M. Ranley. Stanlord. Ky. the fair which will be held here Gingham "My three children had very severe attack next Friday and Saturday. The materials: Canton Crepe, Satin, Poiret Wool Scarfs Just received a case of fine of whooping eou,'h. The first tew doses oi Airs. Tricotine, Twill, Crepe s and Tar u. r. Keyea was hostess de Chine and Satin. quality dress gingham in a won. Foley Honey geva them great relief. Friday afternoon at a Crepe lerful assortment of plaid, checks ana ip aoea. are. ts. u MoeUer, delightful Of unique patterns are arriving daily. Very good looking are Grand Island. Neb. Informal affair in honor of Miss wide ones of brushed with ind stripes, In a wide range of i Foley's Honey tod Tar hat been used Jennie Washburn, who will soon those angora pockets, belt and some handsome colorings. for more than thirty years in thousands leave ror her home In Colorado. of them have fringed collars. of for At the close of a 29c Yd. hornet relief from coughs, colds, very pleasant Fall Blouses $2.50 to $15.00 Special spasmodic hoarse- afternoon refreshments were croup, tickling throat, served to Mesdames C. T. Mat- ness, whooping cough, bronchial coughs C. and the thews, V. Cope, J. R. Gillespie, Blanket Specials coughs that follow influent oi H. Wertheim, S. V. 13 Vorenberg. r,,T" 68x80 Hummer Blankets in black gnppe. J. B. Gillespie and son, Hugh. at Handkerchiefs and red and black Sold spent a few In town $5.95 at $9.95 and whits plaids, everywhere. days this 80 ' ' heavy weight, per cent wool. week transacting business, return- ' fine For Men For Women Value $3.50 ing to the T Cross ranch Crepe de Chine Blouses. ' Very quality Georgette Georgette Crepe Blouses. Crepe and Crepe de Chine Men's colored woven cords, Women's pure line hemstitch- $6.88. Mrs. H. Wertheim and two little oiouses. ed Special daughters left Saturday for El Blouses with bright touches of hemstitched handkerchiefs, handkerchiefs, regular A assortment of new fall 25c 5 for 75c 66x80 wool Paso, Texas, where they will loin embroidering and oeading. large price, 35c, at 3 for 69c regular price at Strictly all Logan Mr. Wertheim, who has been shades including dark and light regular Women's one corner embroi- Blanket, in nlnV. rrav tn there several weeks, and where Tailored blouses, over-blous- es colors. beaded and Men's linen handkerchiefs blue, large block plaids. Extra they will make their future home. Beautifully dered handkerchiefs, new heavy weight and .very and and se strictly Mr. and Mrs. Covert and Mra. regulation styles. Long embroidered models, over-blou- choice of our entire lire of attractive patterns on fine thread all wool. This blanket t short sleeves. E0 John Patongho and daughter, and tuck-i- n styles. regular 50c pure linen hand- lawn, regular price 15c, at well worth $11. Miss Bertha, returned Friday Regular $7.50 and $8.50. men at 44c each morning from a motor trip to Al-- prices Regular prices $12.50 and $15. kerchiefs for 6 for 65c Special $8.88. buquerque.

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Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 2, 1921. value of the German paper mark, it becomes an A as to how EXHIBIT FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE Ileuquerque Morning Journal interesting question and where that GALLUP credit is held. The violent fluctuations in the CONGRESS. CARLSBAD AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER value of German Published By exchange greatly Increase the and hazard of business JOURNAL PIBL1SH1NQ COMPANY difficulty doing with our Mrs. Holley Benson entertained Mrs. Lou Kirk was called Ho CARL C. MAQEE. D. A. MACPHEKSON. third illness of a largest foreign customer, and one can under- the Bridge club on Wednesday Farmlngton by the President; Secretary. stand the fears In and commercial circles sister, the first of the week. D. banking afternoon, at her home on Can- Miss Mildred Graham left Sun A. MACPHEKSON Business Manager over the outcome of the German financial CARL C. MAUEE Editor-in-Chi-ef situs yon street. Sixteen members and for Belton, Tex., where she tion. At day ill REPRESENTATIVES the present time the depreciation in the substitutes were present, Includ- will enter Baylor university. C. J. ANDERSON.... Chicago. III. value of the German mark Is about 97 per cent. ing Mosdames H. F. Christian, Mrs. A. W. Hanson Is spending Marquette Bldg., In Fe with her RALPH R. MULLIGAN. .48 B. 42d St.. New York It therefore has a very little way to go before it Monroe Christian of Houston, the week Santa H. H. L. E. Ervln, sister of Mrs. Brian Dunn. Entered as second-clas- s matter at the roaches zero. Then will Texas; Dilley, postofflce what happen? W. F. Glasier, R. L. Halley, Mary W. G. Wilson and N. A. Wilson ot Albuquerque, N. M., under act ot Congress of made business to - March 17. 1879. Miller, L. E. Merchant, Laura a trip Farming- YOU MIGHT MEET A Mitchell of Abilene, Texas; C. C. ton, N. M., this week. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION FOOL, Sikes, R. C. Dow, Joe Wertheim, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Burke have re- Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, S6c; G. turned to from Brecken- On road Harry McKim, I Pence, Mary Gallup yearly. In advance, 19.00. a at the foot of the Rockies is a sign Wright, and Miss Frankie How ridge, Tex. "The Morning Journal has a higher clrculattun that reads: "Dangerous Curve You Might Meet ell. Mrs. Benson entertained again 1m Q. Shanklln has returned rating than Is accorded to any other paper In New a Fool." Such a sign Is calculated to make a on Friday with a bridge luncheon. from a visit with his mother In Mexico." The American driver Newspaper Directory. sit up and take notice. The latter sees almost A congenial party spending the Hopkinsville, Ky. The only paper in New Mexico Issued every day at past week in El Paso and return- Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ramage are In the year. every turn a notice to proceed with caution, or ing overland on Thursday, con the parents of a baby girl who ar- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. to blow his horn, and comes to be little impressed sisted of Mrs. E. P. Bujac, Mrs. rived Wednesday of this week. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to by them. Ho has confidence In his to avoid Whlttington, her two young sons, T. T. Schofleld will leave Mon- ot news to ability and Miss for Salt Lake Utah, to the use, for all credited Into another car. But if there is their governess. Mary day City, it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also running a fool Ussery. attend the district convention of the local news published herein. in the other car the efforts of the most skillful The first meeting of the Home J. C. Penney & Co. managers. driver to escape a collision may be futile. and School association was held Charles lehl was called to Albu- SUNDAY October 2. 1921 in the school auditorium on this week on account of There would be far fewer automobile mishaps high querque Friday, September 30. An Inter the serious illness of his brother. EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT MEASURES if every driver would bear constantly in mind the esting program was rendered and W. M. Bicklo was a Fort Defi- possibility that there may be a fool ahead, not officers elected for the ensuing ance, Ariz., business visitor this only on curves, but on stretches of yea r. week. Unemployment In the United States is less ex- sharp straight Its V. Is a business visitor road. It is unwise to assume each car on the The Woman's club will hold J. Jeager tensive than we have been led to believe, although that first meeting of this club year In In Los Angeles, Calif., this week. is in an who It la bad enough. Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 highway charge of experienced driver the club rooms on Tuesday, Octo- Mrs. Joe Golino is a patient at told knows the traffic rules and will obey them. You ber 4. The subjects for study this the local hospital this week. people are out of a Job. The public lias been Mexican The members of the P. E. O. may think that inasmuch as you are keeping on year will be New history V number approached 6,000,000 paople. and American art. society met Friday with Mrs. T. F. - iVf-renc- side of no run- in these figures Is very material your the road there is danger of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shafer have mailing in the first gathering of ning your car at But you meet announced the of a this since the summer va- - V if,- J: ! Ulon as a whole, although It Is no high speed. might birth baby society a fool who will not stick to his side of tho road. at the St. Francis hos cation period. i tcT.t ri to the Individual who has no employment. daughter - w The fool whom meet is not neces- pital, on Friday, September 23. Mrs. H. ti. tsauman oi JiiacK- i national conference on unemployment Is you might After a two months' motor N. M., was in the city Fii- - r driver. He be trip rock, set.,i, down to business with astonishing rapidity. sarily another may a pedestrian. through Michigan and Wisconsin. dav visiting with friends. t In mind at all times are slow-witte- d Mr. Mrs. Fredericks The schools of closed It has taken up first the question of emergency Bearing that there and George Gallup folk in the world, who may be found In have returned to their home here. Friday for an Indefinite period on relief. At its leisure it will go into the question was en- tho of all and that there is a that A big benefit dance account of development of fundamental causes and their remedy. With places, possibility you joyed at the armory on Friday four cases of diphtheria in the encounter will not be so to printer approaching, it Is important that superfi- may one, you likely night, music being furnished by city. cial come remedies meet with mishaps as if you took it for granted Artesia's five-pie- orchestra. Mrs. Jack Myrlck left this week t: relief at once, allowing basic from 111., that all are level-heade- d and know Part of the proceeds this for a visit in Chicago, with her to take a more deliberate course. persons enough dance are to toward son out of go employ- and family. The committee is about to recommend rota- to keep harm's way. ing an orchestra and band leader H. Freeman and wife left this to at- tion of a shortened week and employ- for Carlsbad. week for Tucumcarl by auto labor, partial Mr. C. H. Dishman stato of mean NOT A "LEISURE CLASS." and Mrs. tend the assembly ment. These three proposals approximately returned on Tuesday from an ex- the same thing In most cases. The Intention is tended trip through the North- i e Reading advance on the football sea- to Cali- In to provide part-tim- work for as every one "dope" west and down the coast The United States army has nearly sev- full-tim- son, remarked the he where visited for of a new kind as may bo practicable, instead of e for somebody other day that fornia, they process organization de- eral weeks. of an unit a complete med- some and idleness for others. wondered when college men get any time to army vote to studies. seemed to from ical regiment consisting of The reaction of both capital and labor to this their It him that Before the World war, tho kais- and bat- the of fall until sanitnry hospital suggestion will be awaited with interest by the beginning the term Thanksgiving er spent 1,000,000,000 marks talions, veterinary and adminis- football held in curriculum of our ($250,000,000) annually for both trative medical public. Many of us have had a suspicion that the first place the companies, supply modern educational Institutions. Because the German army and navy. division and medical laboratory. present method was being used by employers to a popu- lar and receives more "bring labor1 to time." In some employments a sport pastime naturally group has been "laid off" for several weeks, then publicity than the routine of class and lecture to It an allowed to return to work at a reduced wage or rooms, many persons attribute Importance ' Under modified working rules. Then another In college life that It does not possess. In any group has been discharged and similarly reem- college only a small percentage of the studnts In for ployed later. In this way the hand of the men go football as participants. The Interest has been forced to some extent perhaps, In cer- of the large majority Is expressed only by their tain employments, to a considerable extent. Men attendance at tho games and most of the contests preferred a reduction to facing hungry families. are staged Saturday afternoons. ' On the other hand, the unions have seniority While there will always bo some slackers, most The man must be tho first to be laid college students realize the significance of their 1 rules. Junior i THE UNIVERSAL CAR J has provided added of Job.. They know what they are there for and the oft Seniority guarantees --- work to the older employes. Will these penalty for wasting time. The gospel of endeavor . steady ,i 6:45 p. m. Christian for three or four-da- y week In Is being preached as never before. "Word hard1 Endeavor accept a plan a meatier, miss Grace Johnson. make a should be the motto of all, whether In or out of order to allow their Juniors to living. BIPPtlKG RHYMES 9i p. m. Kveninff Rprvimi Publlo opinion should force both of these to college. sicieupucan pictures, "In the Land of John accept the opinion of the unemployment conference By WALT Knox;" solo, "Fear MASON. le u i3'aer Mr. and so provide against destitution this winter. .ucrvean.r (Buck), f The completion of repairs and clean-u- p about VERSE OF TODAY Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mld- - is also ween prayer plants,. In order to furnish employment, IDLE REGRETS. Tho cow appeared upon the meeting. "odd pike, to be urged. Temporary employment and THE SOLITARY. ahead, a rod or and Central men find such My heart is sore and heavy now, perch, oh, Avenue Methodist. jobs" should be provided wherever Let them think I love them more than I do. the then was like fall- Let I'm feeling far from gay; for I impact the Central avenue and Arno street a course to be possible, them think I care, though I go alone, am the cow ing of a church. The If It lifts their is It to me thinking of that I ran undertak- Rev. W. S. Vanderpool. pastor. Producers, manufacturers, wholesalers and re- pride, what down Ah, black and bit- ers found Who am te as a flower or a stone? today. it hard through all the ouuuuy oLiiooi at h:45 a. m, tailers are urged to pass along price reductions as ter Is my mood, and small relief wrock to and I find In plow, harder yet to J. E. Major, superintendent. as can be done which It is one to me that come or saying that the cow was tell the bard from motor car ot rapidly possible. Nothing they go stewed, or had a feeblo mind. cow. at 11 a. m. and will more restore our economic equili- If I have myself and the drive of my will, The cow is planted In the rapidly And The man who has a motor car, beneath a 7:30 p. m., by Bishop H. M. Du- - of strength to climb on a summer night the which tries to earth, calm of stones; brium, than the following this advice, And watch the stars swarm over tho he steer, should the owner tells me she was worth Bose of Berkeley, Cal. ' hill. scan the near Acceleration of public work Is urged. This is highway and far, at least five hundred bones. My Epworth league at 6:30 m. and see that all is clear. But I car Is p. is largely a local problem. All public officials should My heart has grown rich with the passing of years, to the Junkyard gone, and Bible Students. I was rubbering around, as drivers it no moro will ao order publlo Improvements as to create as little have less need now than when I was young often I did not zip along the high- me i. u. s. A. will meet To share myself with comer, do; gaze upon the way in the dawn It's made Its at the winter as weather condi- every ground, or keep the curves In final Moose hall as follows: suspension during Or shape my thoughts Into words with my trip. And I sit here and tions' view. My thoughts from this gray nurse, wounds. In 8 7:45 may make imperative. tongue. world of men my misery p.m.; p. m.j Wednesday. of the Sara Tcasdale in afar had roved and cry, "Odsfish!" and 7:45 m. Without discussing the merits paying the Yale Review. along, in I was p. rrayer and praise fancy treading likewise "Zounds!" and wish I 7:45 m. railroads $500,000,000 as rental during govern- then the shining peaks of song. had some sense. service; fnaay, p. the remains that if this has Touring Car ment control, fact North Fourth Street Hall. a CRISP PARAGRAPHS Gospel F. O. B. Dttrott been determined upon as governmental policy, 1300 North Fourth Btreet. $355 It should be consummated quickly in order that Sunday school and Bible class at - the railroads may have the money at once with AND COXG1XESS TO THEORETICAL WORK. v.to a. m. T AS THE 11 which to men with employment in making Congress having gone to work again, the coun- PEOPLE VIEW IT a. m. Worship meeting. supply try is safe. 7:4i p. m. needed theoretically Chicago News. Evangelist Tom Car improvements. roll win speak. Subject, "Atone Machinery la to be set up In each city through NORTH FOURTH STREET. to ment. What Is It?" NOPE! THEY ONLY KILLED ONE! protection drivers, but it also Go In a local the home may Editor Morning Journal. Comfort committee, whereby problem The would be of assistance to In report that an American oil worker had Sir: can them St. be handled as and speedily as possible. been killed in Mexico Dear Although nothing John's Cathedral (Episcopal). intelligently sounds like old times. Indi- make on an con- keeping from going off the road avenue ana has the course anapolis News. traveling silver i'ourth street, The conference already justified crete road fool proof, or absolute- on the right hand side. As the Phone 1272-- at your pleasure go where you pursued by President Harding and Secretary Hoov ly safe, a big step in that direction road stands without the line, care Holy communion at 7 a. m. choose and when er in calling it together. A more permanent pro- WHY NOT EVERY SATURDAY VTHTTT? would be made if a black line ful drivers, are apt to crowd the Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. GO you choose, with The marble were tho middle outside gram may be expected from it in due course. figures in Statuary Hall have been painted through edge in their cars to be Morning prayer and sermon at or friends. given a bath. This sort of thing should be done of the North Fourth street con- clear of the passing cars and in 11 o'clock. your family your Enjoy in the spring. Birmingham Age Herald. crete road which would show each doing this often get nearer the Vespers at 4:30 p. m. the boundless beauties of nature, the pure "What is a bloc?" asks an exchange. It is driver when he Is on his side of edge than safety warrants. With Adult Bible class at 5:15 p, m. the distance by which democratic critics of the OR PARIS AWARDING THE APPLE. the road and In the clear of an- the road marked It will not be nee air, a lunch in a shady wood, a fishing administration miss sentiment. Anyway, Judge Landls more other car, if the other car is also essary to take such a chance. Barelns M, E. Church (Spanish). generally public pleased people on its side of the road on the op- Yours Barelas near T. excursion, a rest a cool lake or stream. with his labor decision than the fellow who pre- very truly, road, bridge. by sides at a baby show. Toledo Blade. posite side of the line. A? A. HEFLIN, Ogilvle, pastor. Parsonage, S10 A BOGEY MAN. Not only would this be a great 1217 East Central avenue. South Sixth Btreet Phone 257-- J. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. You can In a Ford. Millions have learned THEY' GET IT ANOTHER WAY, THEN. A A democratic senator, Watson, of is The cost In gospel message by the pastor. Georgia, of living Indiana has been reduced Done With My Time." Leader, 7 p. m. Open air service in by experience that to own and operate opposing the ratification of the treaties with Ger 50 per cent in one important respect. Gary law- Smith. of yers have cut divorce case Harvey front the church. is and Austria, because It will us into fees from $100 to $50. Sunday Church Services Evening service at 8 p. m. a Ford not an extravagance; they many "drag itjvciajiu lain .ueaier. the of nations." What has happened to i of sermon, "The Grass in the First Baptist Clinrch. learned league Next Pasture." and Lead avenue. have that the many pleasures Senator Reed of Missouri that he has allowed any Broadway GOSH! WHAT A NERVE! (Church announcements must be Thomas F. Harvey, pastor. Phono derived from a Ford takes the . to encroach his with a A 1918-- place demoorat upon preserves Chicago professor has demonstrated that 90 in the Journal office by noon on First Methodist Episcopal Church. Residence, 1420 East declaration of hostility to the league of nations? per cent of the women are homely. We Infer that Corner Third and Lead avenue. Gold avenue. of other pleasures, and the his observations were Friday). saving Pe had presumed that Reed had a monopoly on made locally. Boston Tran- - Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. D. A. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. bcx ipt. St. Paul's Rally. thus made often pays for the car and its democratic end of the Johnson-Bora- h specialty. Eng. Lutheran Church. Porterfleld, Sunday School Supt, t Sixth street and Silver Morning service at 11 a. m. Senator Watson says we are "drifting irresist avenue. Miss Bessie Way, deaconess. service with sermon. maintenance. WHEN DO THEY PAV TATEB Arthur M. Evening In the league. If this is true it should please Having of Knildsen, pastor. sunaay scnooi at SM5 a. m. ibly" disposed their real estate it will be This Is W.iodrow Wilson measure. would prove quite characteristic of the to invest Rally Day in all depart- tially Day Exercises.' Nazarcne Church. beyond It Hapsburgs the ments. sermon 11 and Slate avenue. L. Let's talk this matter over, Get the course. proceeds in bonds. Detroit Free Press, Morning at o'clock Forrester rreat vindication of his 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. Sermon on "The Major Issues of L. Gaines, pastor, 905 West Fruit facts and figures. The Journal fears that the Watson prophecy Note change of hour for to- Lire," by tne new pastor. avenue. is not to become a reality. We would like to sen day. Special program Includes jcpwonn league at 6:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. EDITORIAL les.. a review C. 11 a.m. thla "a of nations," if not OF THE DAY by Prof. Topic, "Thy Will Be Done With Preaching and 7:30 p.m. government join league a. .oarnnart; soio, "There Is a My Time." Miss Ethel Umber- - Prayer meeting, Wednesday.' at Quickel Auto & Co. "the" league with reservations. Love All" leader. 7:30 m. Suppty Embracing (Lowell) helm, p. Phone 750 We see little danger of Old World entangle- THE CANAL AS A TRADE RTGHWAY. Mrs. K. J. Baldridge; catechetical Evening sermon at 8 o'clock (From the Minneapolis lesson confer- Sermon on "A Sixth v ments from a sensible league of nations. We have We now Tribune) by the pastor; and Drink From the Christian Science Society. Street and Central Avenue hav,e had seven years of commercial ring of rewards by the superinten- Old Well," by the new pastor, Woman's Club building, 618 Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, every conceivable use of Mid-wee- about entanglement already the Panama canal. In that period, up to dent. Special selection the or- k West Gold avenue. 41 6 by prayer service economic, financial and political. Our financial August 14, IS, vessels with an ton-ng- e chestra. A. W. 11 a. m. of aggregate Kraemcr, Supt. weanesaay at 7:30 p. m. Sunday services at "presslon proves that the Old World troubles are 45,869,942 and with a cargo tonnage of 61 -- 11:00 a. m. Morning worship, Wednesday testimonial meeting. Ci8,920 long tons (2,240 pounds) made the nnss. and annual roll call service. Mes M. E. Church S P. m. ; our troubles too. sufficient cooperation or errort (Spanish). ago. sage by the pastor on "The Work Meets at Moose hall, 114 North Sunday school for all up to 20 . us. Is indicated as the for Is ton-na- to "untangle" remedy It Interesting to observe tho division of of the Church." Music, "Hear Third street (Herald building). T. years, 9:45 a. m. view as to direction. in (Bonar-Wllson-), our Me, a we it. Going west were 6,388 ves- Then Love" Ogilvlo, pastor. . Parsonage, 210 The room In Room 9, sels with 22,216.402 tons reading To our minds, there is more danger that we of cargo. Going eat were solo, Mrs. Baldridge, and chorus. South Sixth street. Phone 2 5 J. Mellnl building, 412 West Central 7,028 ships with 29,363518 tons m. will move too in this than that of cargo. As to 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Mr. avenue, Is open dally except Sun- slowly direction, outbound shipments the advantage lies with the meeting. led Jonathan too from Hally service, by Costalcs, superintendent. days from 2:30 to 6:30 p. m. we will go rapidly. traffic west to east, but the division is close r'larenco Johnson. Topic, "Thy 11 a. m.: Preaching by pastor. enough to show that both coasts have an important Will Ho Dono With My Time." Christian Church. economic interest in facilities 7:30 m. Broadway STORE WILL CLOSED v that New Jury decides the the the canal offers. p. Evening worship. Immaculate Conception Church. Broadway and Gold avenue. BE If Jersey grand As between going "around ISorn" The will er the and; pastor preach. Theme, Dempsey-Oirpentl- incident a prlza fight It will (Jesuit Fathers.) Willard A. Guy, minister. Resi through the canal, there is a saving for each ship "The Danger of Choir North Sixth street. 115 street of 12 men and true in a coun- of over Drifting." dence, South Walter be a minority good something 8,600 miles by use of the short- anthem, "Jesus, My Strength and Sodality mass, 7 a. m. Phone 1649-- cut. The (Wesley-Thomas- that knows a fight when it sees one. main advantage thus obtained has to Hope" ). Children's mass, 8:30 a. m. Annual Bible school this try do with time saved and with reduced rally cost of ship For the Week: High mass and sermon 10 a.m. morning. MONDAY t 7. nperatlsvi, but there are advantages within these, Monday, 7:30 m. service AW TUESDAY, All the way from Paris comes the news that to p. Monthly Evening at 7:30 o'clock. 9:45 a. in. Worship. particularly as the kinds of cargoes that may be business meeting of Christian En- .m. Bible his hair cut in a barber carried Some deavor 10:15 a study period Charlie Chaplin got shop profitably. perishable products which society In church parlors. Immanuel Evan, Lutheran Church.' 10:45 a.m. Expresslonal period In town. What a strain on the wiree and kuuiu noi De ianen around tne Horn and remain Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Gold avenue and Arno street. 11:15 a. m. OCTOBER 3 4 that In marketable condition are not so Lord's Surfer. AW conveyed the information! handicapped meeting. Carl Schmld, pastor. Residence, 11:30 a. m. Special muslo and cables that Important when pannage is made by the canal. Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Ladles' 200 South Arno Theodore street. sormon. Topic, '.'The Secret of a Roosevelt was primarily interested In Aid mooting at church. Services In German at 9:45 a. m. Transformed Life." DIFFICULTIES OF GERMAN TRADE. the construction of the canal as an agency of na- Services in tho tional English language 6:30 p. m. Endeavor meeting. defense, hut he also vlsioned it as a great Church of Christ. at 11 a. m. Sermon for both 7:30 m. commercial asset. The canal in 216 topic p. Evening worship ON ACCOUNT -- has becomes the third best customer may time compli- North Arno street. services, "The Blessedness of and sermon. Topic, "Jesus' Atti OF Germany cate seriously the railroad problem of this country, Church of Christ meets cverv Vision." ct the United States. According to official figures in Spiritual tude Towards Pleasures," In the particularly Its transcontinental phases, but that Lord's day at 10 a. m. Ladles' Aid society will meet on series on "The of Jesus our to that country for the first seven bridge will be crossed when 10 Teachings r export undoubtedly the time Bible study to 11 a. m. Thursday afternoon In annex. Applied to Today's Problems." HOLIDAY inontha of the present calendar year amounted to comes to cross it. Communion 11 a, m. to 12 m. Whether the should be toll-fre- e a little more than $223,000,000 In value. This was canal to the Presbyterian Church, now Better Than Mils? ships of the nation which built the canal and pro- First Fifth street Silver avenue. - exceeded only by the $682,000,000 we shipped to vided Congregational Church, and The question has been asked. In the funds therefor is an ethical question. Coal avenue and South Broad H. A, Cooper and C. R. McKean, what Tab- ' the $348,000,000 There are way are Chamberlain's the United Kingdom and purchased sharp divergences of honest opinion as way. Haroid S. Davidson, minister. pastors. lets to the ca- to our contractual moral to 620 superior ordinary H by Canada. The net trade balance In favor of the and obligations other Residence, South Walter street. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. E. B. thartic and Our answer 11 Co.1 nations In this matter of tolls. The Issue has not bundav school 10 a. m. II. jfver pills? Livingston Furniture .1 United States on our business with Germany was nt Crlsty, superintendent. Is, they are easier and more pleas- been determined finally, but that thla government Griffith in 11 a. m. worsh n. I' In other words, our have will charge. Morning ant to take and their effect Is so $77,000,000. producers act upon sincere conviction of right, equity Morning service at 11 o clock. Sermon, "Fullness of Life:" an one realizes 1 In sum and morals gentle that hardly that 215 West Gold Avenue a credit that on the business transacted good is quite to. be expected of it. In Subject of sermon, "The them, "Break Forth, into Joy" it is a medicine. - any event it Is all will produced by Then, J during- the seven months with Germany. assured that nations always Movement" (Adams); solo, "In My Father's they not only move the bowels but ne to use the canal for commercial Christian Endeavor meeting? at I House Are Manv - because m me lurtner decline in the exchange ' privnegea Mnnlnn' (Mc- Improve the appetite and strength- ,1 curpoees. .7 p. m. Subject, ''Thy Will Be fiermld), by Miss Bertha Peet. en the digestion. At " October 2, 1921.- - ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Five

lore President, Fred Sherwood-vic- e president, Mildred DeLong' RATON secretary-treasure- r, Jean DeBolt; sergeant-at-arm- s, ARTESIA Hughes; sponsors, MissCliffordBranden-bor- g The P. E. I class of the First and Mr. Arnold H. Miller. of the school Dr. E. E. Mathes, pastor Baptist Sunday school will meet High sophomores Presi- Presbyterian church, attended the Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with dent, Barnie Caton; vice president, state Presbyterian synod held at L Brennln, 609 North Harold Ferguson; secretary, Syl- ira. Frank via Albuquerque. iirst street. The ladles are re Gatignol; treasurer, Marlon The Bridge club met with Mrs. ueated to thimble Davis; sponsor, Prof. L'eRoy Bur-rel- l. on after- Oil bring scissors, Martin Yates Tuesday . Freshmen elections nd needle to tack carpet rags. have noon. Three tables played. De . " thus far been a little October 8 been set for the tumultuous refreshments were served i-- l has to make the announce- lightful I I II I M t J ZviMA W II possible , H , .r dication of the new temple of to all present. iiinrft fl J VSv HVr I Masonic bodies of Raton. ment of election of any candidate. Tho class of the ie A number of new students have young people's tations have been sent out by enrolled In Presbyterian Sunday school motor B. master of tne the past week. Silas ed to ranch on last Thurs ,uine Hart, lodge, A. Hough and Violet Horner's o the membership of ail branches Tacy Congor day evening, whore they enjoyed a P Ua .. rt n I have enrolled In high school and VnA 4,n (wrl. welnle roast and watermelon feast. I I :iT I i ' Cecil R. McGlyn and Eva Whote V us ledges in the northern end of in About thirty members were pres ,vi'' sw state. of flccn college. The last named is a ent. This was culmina. the The hour the te re- affair the cation is set at 3 p. m.. with a ban student, having tion of 'a contest between two divi. en ceived a degree here last spring. Beveral quet at 6 p. m. A program of An election was sions of the class. After a smoker will fol held Tuesday hours of which 18 to lertalnment and morning to choose the staff for pleasure, eaBy W-mm-r'- low the banauet. enjoy on a trip of this type, the !P the Trigonian News. The choice Mrs. Mm4'0i i. Mrs. Fred Nolette entertained of editor fell John merry crowd, headed, by the members of the Catholic upon Samford, Hewitt, teacher, returned rmr school popular Jz a resi high senior, with Pearl to Artesia. Ladies' Kensington at her Campbell, a college as his ' dence last Tuesday afternoon senior, Miss Alice Baber accompanied B assistant. Carroll Conway and After the business meeting Mrs. Louise Ackerman are business her aunt. Mrs. Vann, to Fort Smith Mayes, a sister of the hostess, gave Ark., where she will remain during manager and assistant respective- Vann been a reading and Mrs. Joseph Kastler ly. An issue is next week the winter. Mrs. has a solo, both of which expected visiting her sister. Mrs. Zulu Baber. played piano or at tha latest In two weeks. The -- were very much enjoyed by thoso staff Is a fuller and The revival meeting which has sl ,f 1 a i trw 11 arts m 2. present. Kefresnments were men planning been conducted at the Nazarene aii ii r & ii more efficient organization this weeks' zaw lerved. year than heretofore and Is ac- church during the past three The concert given at the Kelly closed on last Sunday evening. An Gross cordingly a little delayed in get- was .uditorium bv Prof. Max ting out the first Issue. unusually large crorWd present las appreciatively received by a A show to hear Rev. Terril, t)ie evangelist. benefit picture with on epresentative audience. Professor special local features was given Tho carnival put by the (stu t rose was ably assisted by Misses of-th- e dents of the Artesia high school for Friday night by the girls team Ueanor Clark and Agnes Seaberg Trl Sig sorority. Both sororities the benefit of the football S success re , vocal soloists; Mr. Ball with the are very active already this year. was a decided in every Kastler at Over $200 was realized to iola and Mrs. Joseph spect. - uq piano. Mr. Gross demonstrate be used In purchasing new equip- ed himself to be a violinist of ex ment for the athletes. The affair. ceptional ability. VAUGHN under the management of Miss L nmmmmms?I Vol Tim Plans for an Armistice day cele. Alma "Glvens, superintendent of imSmWs. bration are under way here. Mem. city schools; F, C. Adams, athletic asso- - bers of the men's Parent-Teacher- director, and Student Manager The s' associa- elation held a Monday Luther Caraway, was attended by meeting tion was reorganized on , n Eht to make preliminary pians. Friday many hundred persons, visitors ' next last, with the following officers: Cotton- Another meetine is called for Mrs. L. G. from Lake Arthur, Atoka, when all committees 'EHett, preaident; Mrs. wood. and Hagerman add Monday night Huntsinger, vice president; Mrs. Dayton Conafe" on nroeram are to ed to crowd, The many M'.&MsJfames report. and Miss Mat- - the great More than 100 Knights of Payne, secretary, stands and concessions did a large the thison, treasurer. The meetings was esti- las from other towns attended will alternate between the East amount of business. It . district convention held here last mated that 700 people . attended 't and West ward school buildings from Trinidad, "Hawaiian" hula . ,show, and ID Saturday. Knights and a busy autumn and winter' the 2' you ever go on a Journey, expecting some interesting happening at Walsenburg, Dawson, Springer and the vaudeville show. Both these program is being planned. were oy the end of and find that the most of Aguilar were present. Grand C. T. attractions performed your trip, interesting part your A. of Aldrich left Friday for "of school Chancellor George Fleming Dallas, Texas, where he has taken troupes composed high journey was an unexpected adventure (n the mfddle of it? Las Vegas, Grand Master at Arms beauties. The athletic contests a position with the Western Union Tom I Frank Shelton of Dawson, and company. were very exciting, Bullock, Well, that was what happened to me, on a trip was making to Past Grand Chancellor George R, Telegraph football wrestled Ben J. O. Gnrlington is visiting hi captain, visit the home of a friend in Fentress County, Tennessee, on a remote Bradford of Dawson were among mother in Texas. Dunn, husky freshman. Hugh ruraroad. the prominent knights In attend- Rev. Richards of the Methodist scrappy Frenchman, After traveling several miles from the railroad station, over a rocky road, night ance. The Dawson team conduct fought Robert Bruce, speedy sec church will preach his farewell Mw'-y- overtooK me near Jamestown. I ed the candidates through the sermon on Sunday Scotchman. m Hnaiiy Looking around, was night. star third base- s ' comfortable-lookin- ond ranks. Dawson Fred Brainerd, C and third Mrs. Frances Michael left for W!i ; ' spied a g farm house and, upon investi- War of In 1780, one of these Conatsers selected as the next place for the man of the Columbus team in the ffl ik Independence. a visit to net parents and other Con-atse- district convention next February. In on American association, has returned gating, found it was the home of Mr. and Mrs. James r, fought the British in the battle of relatives Texas, Monday. next few months. against troops King's The Hesperian Literary club met The revival service still con to Artesia for the owners of one of the farms in that with Mrs. Charles Content Tuesday Mr. Brainerd, who made an envi- largest part Mountain, North Carolina, carrying through the fight a tlnues at the Baptist church. Rev. baseDall sea afternoon. Roll call was answered or east Texas is tne able record during his of Tennessee. horn which became an heirloom of the of interest In Biayiock sons with the New York Giants powder family and by naming points Evangelist. The Interest la good, At I Mrs. Stock all-da- Columbus is a their hospitable invitation, the with to Now Mexico. Claude Sunday last an y meetin and tho team, young spent night was finally presented the late President McKinley, who ton gave an excellent paper on was held with a dinne business man of this place. and the I basket was hostess a them, acquaintance thus begun ripened into a closer wrote a letter of thanks, saying he regarded it as one of his '"New Mexico of Today." Mrs. served at tho church. Special Miss Alma Givens S. Campbell gave a paper and dis- musio was a delightful 6 o'clock dinner on relationship, leading me recently, while in Jamestown, to most prized souvenirs. Drive From given. Tnesriav In honor of Dr, cussed the "Circle Rev. Weatherby of the Presby evening visit these kind friends the on which Raton to Taos." terian church will morn Don W. Gudakunst. who addressed again during daytime, . This part of Tennessee formed, at one time, as is well The Ladies' Aid of the preach a number of citizens at the society ing and night at the Odd Fellows' large occasion they took me on a trip of inspection around the known, one of the favorite hunting grounds of several of Christian church will meet hall on Sunday. October 2. Sun public health meeting. The other members of "5tJ- firm nnintinc...... fHintrc...... anrl ntarpc nf day afternoon with Mrs. Charles day school as usual at 10 o'clock, guests were the male 0. w f VMferit Mi.fe. J,1HVV. V, the aboriginal tribes, chiefly the Cherokees, one of the Five Mrs. schools - 'ABB COMATSn Kline on North Fourth street. Mr. Mrs. I O. the Artesia public faculty ' trAAltw mKm. bi,am! and Ellett and wot i w.i." wBkrwi ir m . . i i t IliLLlLLIrttarApt Q.nrlIU LUIIVLI.IllrAnnam'nit I I I IV f j 1 t III. Nations of Iroquoian stock, made famous Fenimore All Kline urges that every every mem- R Those nresent were W. P. Pascoe, "riai t by Cooper. daughter, Margaret, Baby John Cleo WmJJJm, of these tribes were and were noted for com- ber of the society be present. and Mrs. John Reed, mother of F. C. Adams, C. E. Newhouse, ful items in their life and history. acricultural, their large t Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Reed left last Mrs. Ellett, motored to Albuquer Cocer. C. H. Rhinehardt and the munal houses, palisaded towns, and ability to organize. The Chero- week for Colo., to make on frtipsf of honor. The Conatser home nestles in a pic- Denver, que Sunday last. They were kees were the only Indians who Invented an of their own, their future home. Mr. Reed has Mr. Mrs, Miss Viola Pearson, popular amid alphabet accompanied by and turesque spot, the hills of Fentress of 84 which is still in and in been the local representative of Adolph Baer and sons. They will freshman girl, won the beauty characters, use, which the now have tne Continental Oil company, with Contest nt tho high school last County, a cool and pleasant their own and books. set- spend several days there. re resting place printed newspapers The tribe, today, it headquarters in Raton, for the Mies Esther Reed entertained week. She won this honor by with in is months. Ho been reivlnir 250 votes. Miss Inez Mor after the hot and dusty trip from James- tled, others, what known as the Indian Reservation, in past eight has number of her friends at her home V connected with the company in on Monday evening. Games and rls KMtior. was second with 211 town. A few steps from the house, the Oklahoma. other fields for the several were votes. Other fortunate candidates I of past ' social chat the order of the waters from cool Knowing something, as do, he history of the American years. hour. . Dainty refreshments. were were Miss Eunice Wells, sopno. crystal a spring trickle Lillian aborigines, it was extremely interesting to me to find on the Conatser served. more, and Miss Mary Rog over a rock, furnishing a refreshing drink Mrs. Joe-- Robertson and ers. 1unioi farm an immense cave, hollowed oat of solid rock, which had evi- baby of for son, Joseph Thaddeus, left on W. L. Wyman, representative wayfarers like myself. dently been used as a tomb by a body of this tribe of Indians. Las a visit the Knowles-Vandergri- ff Fruit Vegas Tuesday for three months' Under the a natural re- For the rock had been as land- with Mrs. Robertsons parents in enmnanv. has returned to Artesia rock, forming many years unnoticed, except a Texas. fter snendine several weeks in frigerator, was kept the family milk, butter mark, surrounded by cultivated fields on the Conatser farm, but one NORMAL UNIVERSITV The ladles of the Tiiioa rutin., and other points. it occurred ta Mr. Conatser to make some use of Presbyterian Homer Glover left and cream. Some of the latter was day practical the The second meeting of the Ladles' Aid and Mission ' Study Mr. and Mrs. requi- and he to Mother's club for the first and class motored to the home last week for Albuquerque. N. M., cave, proceeded open it up and investigate. Finding the country a sitioned by bur hosts and we went to the second grades of the training ,of Mrs. Otis Hoffman on Wednes where Mr. Glover has accepted, floor covered deep with ashes, he began to clean the ashes away. was school held Friday with a day and spent tho afternoon in nnsitinn. house, where we enjoyed a good dish Discovering that the ashes were valuable as fertilizer, he utiDwd good number The club work and on social nrob Mrs. Alexander was host present. study Mayo of home-grow- n and real hundreds of loads for his farm was first called together last week lems. Refreshments were served ess to the young set on last fcaiur berries country fertilizing land. by Miss Bertie Adams, who la now day evening at a delightful dance cream. While digging and loosening the ashes, several skeletons and rel- in of the at home. About twenty mem- charge primary depart- her well-ke- ics were found, which, examination.. to be those of pre- ment. The to school set were On a pt farm like upon proved plan of the club is bers of the high this, living ve assure to tne historic Indians. One d skeleton was that of a man, who greater cooperation ana TUCUMCARI present enjoy evening. do not seem to be as laid sympathy between the home in- Punch was served to the guests. expenses high, for, had been to rest with a piece of flint under his tiead. Another fluences and those of the school. THE CONATSER HOME Mrs. Conatser there is an abun- skeleton, much s mailer, was to be that of a With this "v . - 'l explained, thought girl. The meeting Friday was devoted Ideal September were re in amid was discovered a terrapin shell bowl, in which was a spoon carved one visit to days Nestled a picturesque spot the dance of fresh butter, milk, cheese, honey, to hour's the school sponsible for an unusual lot of Cumberland Mountains. from a mussel shea. during the afternoon session and school HAGERMAN berries of all one parties and outings last chickens, kinds, vegetables Many Wnt weapons, such as arrow and spear heads, werefnocd to hour's social chat in Miss week. Among classes entertain In room. Twenty-seve- n and to be had as wanted. the ashes and in crevices of the rocks, also pestle-shap- ed rocks Adama out ing were sophomores with a party fruit, of thirty-seve- n mothers Invited in me on The L. C. club held a picnlo for pounding grain Into meal, and sharp, blade-shape- d flints, for to gym Saturday evening. southwest town Mr. Conatser Is a descendent of the were able come and a great freshman class plcniclng at the of Tuesday evening dressing hides. Several of these relics were kindly given me by It deal of enthusiasm and sincere in- South school in honor of Mrs. Ben Site, Mrs. American Conatsers, who fought in the Conatsers, to carry away as a souvenir of visiL was bridge, Friday after Jacobson and Miss Helen my Y terest manifested. One of the eignm grade picnlo Saturday art. Hugo first things the little club intends ernoon at Blue Bauslin, club members, who are MODERN USE OF Water, Central Thirteen to do Is to supply adequate first scnool Wednesday afternoon. soon to leave Hagerman. aid equipment for the A is families comprising about forty training program given each were a school, so that when the little tots Wednesday monning In assembly five in all. represented and AN INDIAN GAVE get bruises and bumps as they do hall at high scnool. In addition delightful time was enjoyed by all, almost every day in their play- to the program last Wednesday, The Ladles Aid society of the be was entertain time, they may cared for in Mr. N orris, principal of Senior Presbyterian church This prehistoric cave, illustrated in next col- such a way as to avoid the possi- high school, gave an Interesting ed on Wednesday afternoon at the bility of serious results from In- talk on school athletics. Four home of Mrs. Willis Pardee. After umn, discovered on the Conatser farm, in Fentress fection, etc. hundred dollars has been donat- short business and devotional has been turned into Miss Adams has also com- ed to the football fund. A well meeting with the president, Mrs. County, Tennessee, today menced the of in the the afternoon organization a organized Glee club is at woik. Bradley, chair, practical use for the present generation as a shelter . of the Girls' so- was devoted to a social time, dur chapter Friendly The Saturday Bridge club held or for of which it Jiolds 100 head. ciety, a national and International its first regular meeting of 'the ing which tea towels were hemmed barn cattle, easily association of young ladies whose year afternoon at the for Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Pardee's water falls from a rock Into a in Saturday d, 'Pure spring basin, aims and Ideals are universal. home of Mrs, Clarence Todd, Sec daughter, who was recently jnar-rie- was miscellane- Miss Adams president of such ond street The newly-electe- d Then a surprise a shady grove below, providing for the thirsty an in ous shower was Mrs. Tafdee organization Puoblo before president is Mrs. G. W. Hull. New given cows. of rock a natural coming here. The first meeting members are Mrs. James L. Bris for Mrs. Wheelock, Ice cream and By a freak formation, hay was held Monday afternoon at the coe, Mrs. John A. Rich and Mrs, cake were served. Tho following pit is provided, into which a load of hay, driven dormitory and a picnic followed jjowers. This club was members and guests were present: i;naimer Al- be from on Friday afternoon. Though no originally the Bridge. Mesdame Anderson, Bradley, onto the rock, may easily' dumped above, officers have been chosen as Friday Brown. - yet, About 35 members of the ter, Bailey. Cowan, Cump- requiring for what is usually a consider- there Jjas been some discussion of B. Y. P. U. spent last Sunday at sten, Clark, Blythe, Ehret, Hoke, littlejabor the alms of the society. The mot' Quay, giving a program in the Hams, Harshey, Glrdner, Jacobson, able job, feeding a large herd'of cattle. to, "Bear ye one another's bur. afternoon. A picnic, dinner and Hutchinson, Losey, Mitchelet. Ma- to woman dens" expresses one phase of the watermelon feast were enjoyable son, Mansfield. T. McKinstry, Sam Talking freely me4a sympathetic club's activities. It is hoped that reatures or tne trip. McKinstry, H. L. McKinstry, Piatt, listener; of some of the ailments from which she girls of every occupation or pro- The Baratheanen Sunday school llrichard, Van Arsdol, Walker, fession In Las Vegas will Join, class entertained on eve- Misses Eva Swann, Wagner, Delia had suffered, Mrs. Conatser told me' of her experi- the is limited Friday since membership ning with a White Elephant party Crissler, Rendon, Perditta Morgan ence with Cardui, the Woman's'fonic, at a critical in no way except that no married at ins noma or Mr. ana Mrs. E, and the hostess, Mrs. Pardee. women may belong. Miss Adams Pack. A party was given in nonor oi period of her life, and gave me permission to pub- hopes through the medium of the a number or Baptist young Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Brock, who ,n ' r.r society to establish a closer re- an were at the home lish the true statement of her experience, which is people enjoyed outing at Blue recently married, '" lationship and friendship between Water Friday evening. Toasting of Mr, and Mrs. Brock, Sr., on printed with this article. H. L. O. Andent Indian Cm, la Feotrea Coartr, Tennessee, In which have been tm earthed th girls here in marsnmanows and roasting weln Monday evening. Games were remains ol aa Indiai tribe, torposed to be On Cherokee In the circle are shown some school and the girls and families ies were features of the fun. played and a most enjoyable time Oi the ffiot amiw-bea- and stone bnplancBb ditcomed in the are, of Las Vegas. This will be an im Dennis G. Reynolds arrived was had by the large number portant step toward making vegas Sunday from Shamrock, N. M., to J' a real college town, ana tnere is iane tne duties of court reporter, Mr. and Mrs. Bramlett ana chil every assurance that the good relieving William D. Parmer, who dren left Sunday for west Texas, mitn mi. .'people of Las Vegas will fall in is leaving 10 take up the study where they will locate. hanntlir with thn IriAn TnVIHnv. of law. Mr. ana Mrs. o. K. Brocic nave Miss Adams addressed the Rotary George Smith and wife are re- moved 'into the house recently va- "I nervous and luncheon upon, this subject and cent arrivals from Shawnee, Okla., cated by. the Bramlett family, in was run down very weak and the response was enthusiastic and here. West are now at - locating Hagerman, and irratifylng. As for the girls, es- hprne to their many friends. worn out I pooially those at the "dorm," they r Mr. Daugheny. who resiaeri ? are delighted with the plans of south of Hagerman about fifteen the new society. years ago, was a Hagerman visitor "I heard The October Issue of Wayside so much of Cardui and that it was a srood tonic ef iLADY WITH Wednesday. Tales and Cartoons Magazine "-'-THE Mr. Mrs. L. W. Garner ana h HEAVILY and I Chicago contains) a story, "The, little Son of Plcacho are guests of for weak women until decided to it, and I can it is KISSES try say Wee-i- "If Greed," written by Phil PAINTED UPS. N. S. West and family this wool!. S. O. lat-'it- er HER 1 Le Noirfand Barker, .the J i OLD DAD ON till. The Garners formerly lived at ine oest nave I am an instructor in English at ionic louna. much pleasea with results he noriaal. A,. compliment was The W. M. B. gave a program obtained. iaid .tfco in that the and ice cream social Friday even rer illustration for the maga- ing, the program being rendered In zine was taken from their story. the church and the cream being i jrremaent vvagner, iuinnes rimeu served on the parsonage lawn. A also used Cardui as a tonic. She .tlndsey, Maria Sena and Fellcitas "My daughter wasin a piano duet by Misses Mary Slater 1 Kaune spent the week-en- d at and Mabel Cowan, a piano soio by run down condition. She is now'much better." , Banta Fe. Mr. Wagner also re Master Glendon Howe, a violin very gained a part of the week, oe solo Miss Paddock, ciiniort with the removal of his by Carolyn vocal duet by Misses Helen Cump-ste- n 'home effects to Las Vegas. ' and Dorothy Cowan and Mr. J The college seniors enjoyed a and Mrs. Paddock were well ren- delightful picnlo and steak-fr- y dered. Readings by Mrs. Ernest (Saturday evening. Rendon col- - Bowen, Miss and Tillman Vf The high school Juniors, the Carter were well enjoyed. A mu- sical playlet, "An Old Maid's Tea THE ' sophomores have organized ' their Cut out the picture on all four which was in ; week. Officers elect- - Party," given old classes this sides. Then carefully fold dotted time costume, provoked much line 1 Its "entire length. Then dot- merriment. Miss Esther James WOMAN'S TONIC CARDU i Louise AMP President. Wlmberley; ted line 2, and so on. Fold each played the accompaniment and , vice president, Anna Maud Vick-- section underneath accurately. Lin-- Misses Frances Harshey Lulu and ere; secretary and treasurer,. When completed turn over and Julia Curry, Flora and Flossie tile Danenberg; sponsor, Hiss you'll find a surprising result. Save Bowen, Carmen and Cecil Jacobs Bwflt Kfeffifl 0ua - Adust 6Wi UBS KJEHjrefj as Mpz C. iPhjiites taste gar j- - October 2, 1921. Paga Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

JAP REPORTER FIRST TO REACH U. S. I BEAUTY CHATS TO COVER DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE By Edna Kent Forbes.

A WST OP CALORIES. 20 minutes, then pour out on oiled paper in a long baking pan to If Vou wish to find out how cool. Take a piece about one inch much you are eating in order to square at bedtime, then regulate amount by effect. This recipe may reduce or to gain weight. It is caloric be varied by mixing ralsina and easy enough to find out the figs, instead of figs alone. value of your daily diet if you know the value of the ordinary - I will Mickey; A. D. A girl of 21 r foods you cat. So for today- years, height five feet four inches, give a list of the value of every- should between 120 and of calories. In weigh day foods in terms 125 pounds. The girl who is 16 every case, unless otherwise men- of is correct 110 of calories is years age at tioned, the number pounds. Mi l a ft for an average helping. 1 i ,1 Menu. Troubled Girl. Consult a doc- i A Lean beef steak, 185 calories; tor about this hard white lump tenderloin, 285; roast beef, 150; under the eye. Hot wet towels roast chicken, ISO; lamb or mut- when 150-30- are only used needed, there ton chops, each, Pork are no set rules about this. If i ' fc 200-30- boiled chops, each, ham, the face is being treated, the hot 258; fried ham, 400; slice of wet towels are used to remove bacon, 25, the cream and Fish. cleansing prepare it-- the skin for the good cream later, Sf Lean fish, 135 calories; fat fish, but there should always be either 266; oysters, each, 8. ice or very cold water used at the Vept'tnbloa. end of the treatment to close the "J Asparagus, one stalk, 5 calorics; pores and harden the skin. celery, each stalk, 15; onions, each, 50; white potatoes, each, 100; sweet potatoes, 200; beets, 30: 200 CARS OF APPLES home baked beans, 300; canned Guaranteed by the $3,000,000 Round Oak Organization and Star Furniture Co. baked beans, 150; string beans, TO BE SHIPPED FROM 15; cabbage, 10; carrots, 20; caul- ARTESIA TO THE EAST iflower, 20; canned corn, 100: For LARGE Homes in or one 100; green City Country green corn, ear, to The peas, 100; spinach or squash, 25; (Sprrlal rorrenponflenca Journal.) tomatoes, 50. Artesla, N. M., Oct. 1. Apple Seigo Watanabe of Tokyo and Osaka, the first foreign newspaper growers around Artesia are ship- to reach the United States the of I Is Fruit. an unusual amount of correspondent lor purpose "covering" 1 apple, 50 calories; 1 banana, ping lnr,e the arms conference, was snapped while being welcomed by the news- t' 1 from this season. 100; V4 100;, orange, apples this place House. cantaloupe, paper men who cover the White 4 r K x-- - 1 bunch of Several cars of high grade fruit 100; peach, '50; grapes, are billed eastern J00; 1 fig, 65. to markets daily. Mlsrc-llnnort- The demand for Pecos valley ap- Slice of bread, 100 calories; pat ples causes the market to be the of .butter, 129;, cream soups, 125; very best for the fruit, of 160; represented by G, Butler, has J Ml TRY thin soups, 15; glass milk, cars buttermilk, 80; cream, 1 tbsp., 50; shipped almost fifty from this 1 cereal. 100-20- placo alone. Other stations in the egg. 80; cooked num- 1 chocolate cream, 100; ,1-- 6 pie, valley have shipped a large 200-35- ber of cars to tUe same 850; puddings, ice cream, company. RELATIONS IRE THEM 1 100; slice of cake, 200-40- 0; The other fruit dealers are also tbsp., M. P. sugar,. 1 tbsp., 60. shipping every day. Daly, qf Milwaukee, Bruce of Sayre, Okla- For SMALL Homes Old or New Mrs. M L. S. A formula for a homa; Manscll Fruit company of OF TALK ALL cream and one with full directions Des Demona, Tex., and many local TOPIC on reduction, would take more dealers are handling a large per can be in this cent of the present crop. Accord- space than spared to local column; if you send a stamped ing statements made by The Aoclulod Tresi ) Then Come to be railroad authorities and farmers, (By addressed envelope, I shall Malden-on-Hudso- N. Y., Oct. to ma',1 you information on the total shipments will be approx- pleased 200 cars; cars hav- 1. Poultney Bigelow, author and both 'subjects. , imately ninety ing been shipped to date. traveler, who has Ju,t returned THE Jean An 'excellent fig The quality of fruit is the very from his fourth visit to the ori- Betty to- best and is a fair paste Is made by chopping bringing price ent, invited farmers of tho neigh- one to the growers. Many of the or- it. gether one pound of figs and borhood to the homestead 'T ounce of senna leaves; add a half chards in the vicinity of Hope Bigelow J 1.70 to OLD of a pound of sugar and pour have been contracted for per today hear K. Kumas.ikl, Jap- over all one half of a pint of boil- hundred. Much of the fruit de- anese consul general in New York, water. Let it stew slowly for mands a better price. talk about the relations of Japan ing and America. For Churches, Chapels, EMPLOYES IN PACKING Mr. Bigelow praised the Japan- RELIABLE Anywhere ese for their culture, their cleanli- PRESIDENT OF PRESS PLANTS ARE TO VOTE ness of person, their courtesy of and CONGRESS OF WORLD Intercourse, their public and ESTABLISHED 1883. ON STRIKE PROPOSAL private honesty. , ! VISITS UNIVERSITY "There in more crimo In tho clly : (By The Asaoclnted PrtM.) of New York in any week," he Walter Williams of Columbia, Omaha, Neb., Oct, 1. Packing said, "than iii a whole year in Ja- .Hi Mo., president of the Press Con- plant employes throughout the pan." gress of the World and head of country are to vote on the ques- Consul General Kumasaki ex- the department of Journalism at tion of striking to prevent reduc- plained that when Commodore the University of Missouri, was a tion In wages, according to J. W. Perry arrived in Japan in 1853, niaiinr nf.thn st!iT universitv here Burns of Omaha, secretary of dis- the country had gone through 237 RELIABLE No. 5 of yesterday, being shown throughj trict council the Amalga- years of uninterrupted pence. He WATCHMAKERS & JEWELER. the plant by Dr. David 8. tun aur-ln- g mated Meat Cutters and Butchers' deplored the notion that tho Jap- 205 W. CENTRAL AVE. the stay of the Press congress Workmen of North America. anese are a war-lik- e nation and Is be re- special train. "The vote going to taken characterized as absurd the Mr. Williams expressed surprise next Saturday," Mr. Burns said, ports that spring up from time to For Small at the modern equipment which "to find out if the men are willing time that Japan is trying to get a Store, Factories, Garages he found In the university's labor- to leave their Jobs to protect their foothold In Lower California or t,,,, - . atories, and congratulated Dr. Hill Interests against lowered wages smuggle into the Pacific states her Gifts particularly upon the new do- started by Morris & Co. and which reserve soldiers, disguised as la- mestic science building and labor- will be followed by the other big borers. atories. packers." "It Is true," he said, "that there "For complete equipment and Mr. Burns added that the ballots are problems that must be solved modern methods I have never seen were to be mailed out from Chica- between America and Japan. But That a domestic science laboratory in go the latter part of this week, but I want to say to you with all the the country which surpasses the that they had not yet reached sincerity of which I am capable, one here," Mr. Williams told Dr. Omaha. that there is nothing which is Hill. Mr. Williams has been an more susceptible ot amicable and Last educator for a number of years in The United States army Is the peaceful settlement if we only teflSB- - k- addition to his Journalistic work. smallest among the great powers. manage to keep our heads level." -J He was accompanied by his daughter, and by Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rhodes of Hutchinson, Kans. They left yesterday after- For SUMMER Cottages Fall or Year Round Use noon on the Press congress special flip for Ban Francisco, where they will m embark for the congress at vi4 l! FILM SMILES --and so forth, By Hi Speed ILM TITLERS j A.

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