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UK cient Is Not Conversant 'i1''...5-- IVIUNUAY Smoke bUHtUULhU Cloud, Indicating SHOT TO DEATH With Government's F- SOLDIER Burning of Ballots, In- inancial Condition. B01S forms Watchers There n The Aiwirlnled No Have No Clus to the Iden- Prem.) idea of the Bill in 119 put Has Been Choice. Washington. Feb. 4. Deelara- - Financing besqlutiohs tity- of the Person Who tion that the economies which This Way Is Said to Have (By The AMdulrd Frn.) President Harding and Director P 'SFSSBAN Home, Feb. 4 (bv the Associated Slew William Desmond Dawes of the budget announced Been Virtually Abandon- IT Ilift ' mem Press). The balloting of the in yesterday at the second business bers of the sacred college for the Taylor Los Angeles, meeting of the government were ed By Leaders, successor of Pope Benedict XV to- largely of n "paper" variety, was Courtesies in day again proved fruitless. Short- BULLET WHICH ENDED made today by Representative MIDDLE WEST Delegates Exchange Farewell ly before sundown the vast crowds liyrnes of South Carolina, a dem- ANDFAR which had assembled around the .MAN'S UFE IS FOUND ocrat member of the house appro 'OPPOSITION IS STRONG Speeches Expressing Universal Satisfaction Vatican and sistirt pel, dispers-- i priation.1) committee who, in a ed with even disappoint- - statement, voiced the "fear" Over Results of History-Makin- g gr that the tle ment than last g, when fail- F Jf " y Coroner's Jury Returns a Mr. Harding had been so absorbed Number of Mem- was an- Jit"; J, Majority ure to select 9$'gr tiff He to In other matters that he was not Twelve Weeks of Negotiations. nounced by smoke issu- Verdict That Came conversant "with the existing situ- bers.. Favor Using Part of ing from the yf'ji chapel. His Death at the Hands ation" in government fluances. Gendarme:.? 'troops had dif- to the Mr. the 'Proceeds 'From the Feb. 4,' the Associated ' "According press," Washington, (By Press.) ficulty in v.-- ? lng the immense of a Person Unknown, . Ryrnes snld, "a direct saving of Refunded British Debt, The arms conference made the last entry, on its record assemblage, pedestrians and: $32.0(1(1,000 nnd nn Indirect saving vehicles t'- re massed of 1 accom- of achievements and for sine die ad- together; Tho ti.'M'.-.- l Pres..) 04,000.000 had been today prepared uncut the day the! (By plished In less than six months. (riy The Afwitciaii'd rrras awaiting Feb. 4. Tha 4 tho As- journment Monday. final an r ?ment. And although! Los Angeles, Calif., Thn fact is that ns ngalnst this al- Washington, Fib. (by four-hou- .msidcrcble disorder, entire force of detectives Investi sociated press.) Republican houae At a r plenary session two more treaties and there ' leged saving the president, nt the to only f minor accidents oe- - gating the slaying of William Des- instance of the budget bureau, has leaders are unU:. stood virtually half a dozen resolutions were Deane-Tanne- of financ- supplemental passed curre , mond r. was sent out submitted a. for have abandoned the idea recently request bill through the final stage pf conference approval and then Won, ime from the Vatican today on a mission, the nature of additional appropriations ns de- ing the soldiers' bonus by t .tlos tax. in that the three cardinals, Marinl, which was not divulged at police ficiencies, amounting ti $1 80,704.-SS- S a general the farewell courtesies speeches . delegates exchanged and Baeilierl, who were hendqtiarti-rs- and within a few congress Opposition among majority Pompilj days the middt.) expressing universal satisfaction over the results of the from influenza or colds. Up to this time tho investigators will commence consideration of members, mostly from suffering to sal ' tax ia salt history-makin- g twelve weeks of ended. had sufficiently recovered to take said they were still unable to ex another deficiency bill to take care and far wist, a negotiations just In the an the of In funds. This to strong as to threaten de- session will be devoted a personal "part proceedings press opinion concerning the shortage bo.sj - Monday's Is feat of such a Tho 'fo- entirely to formal of the today. As a result tho balloting! identity of the person who shot th amount in nddillon to the urgent program. signature was considerably facilitated. Bull director nlpht in the deficiency bill ment against it is understood to conference treaties and to an ad- SOVIET GOVERNMENT - Wednesday appropriating forced voic- surrounds tho delibera- room of his apartments in and the first deficiency bill bo practically that which dress by President Harding, secrecy living cent in- his of the work DOES NOT ADMIT THAT tion.s. Reports appearing In thej an exclusive residential section appropriating $1 05,277,443. If the acceptance of the 50 per ing appraisement to S180.704.2SS now come surtax voted into the revcn"n accomplished by the conference he newspapers purporting relate to, near Westlake Park. asked by the THE LEAGUE EXISTS the made in tho con The held lantcd U it will make bill by the senate. called. Most of the foreign del- progrops lavcj inquest, today, president granted hear- are characterized by tho Vatican less than forty-fiv- e minutes and the tntnl deficiencies to date $330,-537,05- 3. Developments nt further egates plan to leave Monday night : or The Associated Frew.) officials as "absurd. and fantastic." I resulted In an open verdict, the ings today before tho house ways Tuesday. (By con-- w fir Ip re- menus committee diselosal 4. sov- to tho of the j cam? to his "I that the and Two Treaties Accepted. . Riga, Feb. The Russian Prior opening Jury deelarng Taylor rejoice president . ' stocked with deflcien-cie- a. in of Secn-tar- Mellon i The two treaties accepted form- iet government goes the United clave, the Vatican was death from a gunp.hot wound in? iterated his opposition to that spite one in Its to what was considered an ample food 'r? fllcted nn unknown person with because I hesitate to think opposition to tho plan, a numb-.-- at session both relate States belter failure by ally today's to- - B f a ' y j4 lT If of tho leaders favor th.3 to China, one providing for k re- rocognize the league of nations. supply but it became necessary T f fit' homicidal Intent. what amount would be requested majority to' 1 from: use of from vision of the Chinese customs sys- The Russians do not admit that day withdraw 20,000 lire Conrtw of Bullet. he were not opposed to deficien- of part the proceeds bank for further provisions, tho new devel-me- nt cies." the refunded BrltUh in help- tem and the other embodying Elihu the league even exists, nnd are the Mrs. Kobbins, and Miss Frances MacLane and Cutler H. Practically only dbt am- corre- a duration Alary above, In tho was Representative Byrnes said that ing finance the adjusted compen- Root's "four points" and the careful in their diplomatic portending protrncted Kobbins, Inquest testimony of door. Rome spondence, when they must refer of tho conclave, In wnion event that the bullet which ended Tay- If tho amount had been saved the sation. plification the open 4. en- would meet of the resolutions on to it, to term it the Cardinal O'Connell, archbishop of Chicago, Feb. (Special boy hero three times a week. Tho lor's life rnnged upward after treasury should show It. He de- They believe they separate put Mrs. bow-eve- r, of the record deal with collateral Chi- league of nations. Boston, will likely arrive In time Mary Robblns has lost out In former husband left for California tering the body on the rear of the clared that no such showing, with a greater measure public her effort to have Frances Mac-Ian- e added: than would a program nese questions but included In the In a recent note to Finland, pro- to take part. recently, on the next' day the left sldo about four Inches nbove had been made, and approval four-pow- nas back to mother was the rea.son it. Is not the of tho entire lot was a supplement to the testing against Finland's action In No definite announcement extradited Chicago told by the nurse. Miss the hip and Indued near the "I fear why involving raising Mac-Lan- e taxes. Pacific excluding taking the Karelian question to the como from the conclave as to thelfrom Ogden, Utah, where Misa Jennie Stcngrin, that Miss shoulder. This Indicated, accord- done Is that the alleged savings In amount by special treaty mi MacLane was 1 from the of the league. Foreign Minister Chitcher-l- n course to bo pursued nunany, arrested on a charge had taken the boy away, act- ing to detectives, the slnyer fire most instances consist only in the Opixws Proposal. scope agreement It la believed the of Bobbins of re- the principal islands of the Japan- of the soviet government, bad sonio quarters kidnapping George B, ing, as she said, under instructions from a reclining position or that postponement actual expendi- Representative Ramsiyer, to to nine times usual work would be suspended for I If, con of the Bobbins. from Robbins. Taylor was bending over when the tures until the next fiscal year. publican, Iowa, before the commit- ese empire. refer the league The A few hours after the and only once to use the the religious ceremonies. mother, divorced wife of Mrs. Robbins obtained a war- shot was fired. Mr. Byrnes declared that the tee, opposed the proposal, arguing plenary forgot in- - Cutler H. such use of would session the Japanese and ." Interest in tho balloting is Robbing, former trcas rant for Miss MacLane on a charge Miss Mabel Normand was the supplemental estimates for the that the money adjourned of the G. corn- - next, 0. bo a breach of contract with Chinese met and signed the treaty creasing ns each succeeding voteiurer Frank Shuman of kidnapping. She was arrested, only one of a number of motio'i fiscal year, amounting to tlv) which la to be re- shows that tho cardinals have beempany and son of a former vice with the boy, on a train nt Ogden, picture actors nnd actresses sub- added to the total amount holders of Libert;' bonds, who, hj by Shantung ASK PROSECUTION OF two-third- s. turned to Chinese control. unable to reach the necessary president of Armour & Co.. lost Utah. After being held over night poenaed who was called to tho requested for the fiscal vear 1923, said, had been told In the law The crowds this nfternoon her fiffht to have the other womar. she wns released tele- stand. She testified she called would make that total $109,290,305 adopted by congress thnt the pro- Shantung Question. PARTIES GUILTY OF were tho when through more the ceeds from the debt would Although the long debated Shan- in St. Peters square extradited Assistant State's graphic instructions from Chicago. upon Taylor Wednesday nlghf, than amount appropriat- foreign ATTACKING STARKEY so far. Attorney James A. Scott, Investi- The mother's to have leaving at 7:45, or about fifteen ed for the current fiscal year. be used to retire the liberty bond! tung question occupied a key posi- largest attempt to advanced tion In the conference program, the gating the Robblns' divorce, issued her former husband held in con- minutes before a shot was heard issued raise the money which it was set- THINK! MOVIE December 23, 1920, discovered a tempt of court, that he by neighbors. Mrs. Douglas Mac-Lean- , UNDERSHIRTS ON HAND to the foreign nations. negotiations by JUST clause in decree charging Chairman of the tled proceeded outside the confer- Texas, Feb. 4. Reso- the which entitled had violated tho divorce decree in one of those who told of McFadden, Eastland, the father to remove in- and committee, ence and only the two Orientnl lutions calling for tho vigorous STARS ARE BEGINNING the boy from removing the lad from the state, hearing the shot, was at tho WON'T BE ISSUED TO banking currency ' me state one month out of the and that he waa 5300 in but was not called to tho favored tho financing of tho bonus powers were made parties to the and prompt prosecution of those arrears in quest of TO AVOID PUSLIUU twelve He thereupon declined to alimony payments, was stand. A detective, however, tea-fie- MARINES, ASSERTION through the sala In this country treaty. guilty of attacking L, J. Starkey, lusue equally the refunded British bonds with had a voice In Cis- the extraditlhn Tinners. fruitless . Mrs. MacLean told him that Every delegation American Legion member, at the and interest guaran- final session of that co, were (By The Af.Mirlntr.il Permitted to Vlflt Son. Robbins' attorneys asked for a after sho heard the shot she went Washington, Feb. 4. principal the oratory Friday, unanimously - Surplus teed the American work of the J,os Angeles, Calif.- Feb. A. Although Mrr Robliins had been rulini?. Mrs. Robbing' lawyers, to her door and looked across a army undershirts, issued to the ma- by government really brought the adopted by the John William Ufa. as well as tho liritisii and Motion actresses, granted, custody ,oJ child,. Mrs. however, .chanced minds court and saw a man at rine cox-p- of the government. conference to a close today, Butts Post at Cisco today. picture actors,' their ' standing through activities He contended this double, - A- have camer- Robliins was to visit when case was debr. Ijvd-je- t not be to thafwith every spokesman predicted- thut.the - copy-- tt the resold fTon'Tlaf! nnd Troducprs become permitted the the called. Taylor's bureau, will issued the bonds would a a-shy in- Two Hcnril n members it. indi- guarantee bring negotiations would bulk large In been wired to Governor Neff and and are getting reticent Others Shot. of the corps, was than would American Secre- -' sofar as their connection with tho Thn rletpptlvA npmprl fwn rithpra cated at the higher price ' the history of the world. a ropy Is to be presented to authoritatively today government securities sold for the tarv Hushes for the United States Sheriff Sam Nolley of Eastland circumstances surrounding the who, he said, told him they had navy department. Director Dawes, cf William Des- heard a shot. The coroner asked of tho bifreau, referred to this somo purpose. and Arthur J. Balfour frfr Great county, whose alleged actions In death by shooting Inheritance I axes. Britain hailed the conference ac- connection with the affair also mond Taylor nre concerned. him if they gave any explanation transaction at yesterday's business taxes as Mabel Nor-mn- as nn Increased inheritance complishments as ushering n a were censured in the resolution. Today when Miss why they made no investigation at meeting of the government means of the under- went to an undertaker's par- tho time. Ha sail Instance of failure of tho depart- another financing "new era" of international Starkey is reported 'near death. 0F..J5OT : THE replied they bonus were advocated by Mr, Ram- - and Albert Sarraut for A will be convened lors to testify at the inquest, she they thought the sound might have ments to in caving gov- could ' standing, grand jury m EiTlilW seyer, who said such taxes record of to in the alley, waited been mndo by an tire. ernment expenditures which budget France eulogized the investigate the affair. slipped through exploding not be pat-se- on would not bo in a little dark office until she was The deceased was referred as officials had succeeded In correct- and achievement ns constituting the to a penalty on initiative, and enter- "loftiest of mankind." called, and when excused, departed W S 110 TIE OPEN BOOR "Taylor" throughout tho inquest. ing. re- precedent rear shielded from 61! was Mid at the prise, lio thought the present Similar expressions came from all by the way, Search for the person described It navy depart- turn of $154,00(1,000 from this cameras . of press Mrs. ment tho marine was in other national groups. FRIEfJQS ELUDED by a phalanx by MacLean and for Edward that corps source could be Increased by $200,- - Renews agents, chauffeurs and personal F. Sands, former butler and sec- the market for four ounce shirts for .Tapnii Pledge. (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) use of men in The 000,000 a year without imposing What (ho negotiations had done friends. Feb. 4 tho As- retary for Taylor, continued and the the tropics. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLenn, Washington, (by the practical application of the the shirts more any hardships. for China and for peace In the sociated Is the police ran down numerous army's surplus weigh Chairman roraney ana some of Pacific and the also ripressed displeasure when Press.) Following princlplo of equal opportunity. fruitless clues. It was admitted for than eight ounces nnd were regard- crucial area the met draft of the the is ed ns unsuitable for in warm other members of the committee Far East was the keynote of nearly IDS they were, by newspaper treaty embodying It understood that the fore- the first time by the investigators troops received this suggestion Elf but photo- four for Sands Is bo climates. apparently all concluding nddresc.es. Japan permitted Root points the integrity going stipulations of this article that believed to in or without approval, but other mem- to bo and - renewed her pledge of fair treat- graphs made, tonight of China and the open door: are not to be so construed as to near Lob Angeles. Ho h.id lupn bers Indicated with it. Baron representatives of two other nought for several months on a sympathy ment for China through actresses were Los The United States of America, prohibit tho acquisition ot such Naval nnd Army Reduction. Shldeharn. who declared his gov- HOIEf visiting properties or as may be nec- grand larceny charge made by Tay- Now that the arms conference to aid In Angeles newrnper executives In ah Belgium, the British empire, China, rights lor, who Sands stole some SHOALS PROJECT ernment wanted only connection of Tho Nether- essary to the conduct of a particu- alleged has approved the naval limitation Chinese nation to Its effort to have tho France, Italy, Japan, finan- of his effects and disappeared. In- some committeemen are bringing the their with the case em- lands and Portugal: lar commercial, industrial or treaty, proper place In the world, nnd Min- employers cial or to tho encour- vestigators said they had the word studvine the sublect of naval and phasized as little as possible. "Desiring to adopt a policy de- undertaking of a witness believed of ister Sze of the Chinese delegation Chicago Heiress and Rus- to stabilize conditions in agement of Invention and research. they Impeach- army reduction as one means asserted bis would look signed "China to able that Sands was in this city last revenue tne nonus. people Ar- the Far East, to safeguard the undertakes be guided WILL BE BELIED providing for upon the decisions reached here as sian Workman Fail to "CEASE FIRING" IS by the principles stated In the fore- Tuesday. Because of the cost of scrapping to right and interests of China, and The detectives said the statement cer- the animus of a new inspiration of Moth- to intercourse between going stipulations of this article hi ships on the ways they are not to rive at the Home ORDER TO AMATEUR promote eco- of Sands would be an the go forward orderly development. China and the other powers upon dealing with applications for "important tain that building appropriation - on Chinese situa- nomical element" In the case if he had one can be reduced in the next Dwelling the er of the Bride. WIRELESS OPERATORS the basis of equality of opportun- rights and privileges from TO BT greatly tion ns a cornerstone of the work governments and nationals of all to make in tho Interest of narrow- HOUSE fiscal year, but it is their thought Mr. ity: ing tho scope of the now after to of the conference Balfour Associated "Have resolved to conclude n foreign countries, whether parties Investigation. that with many ships warned that no nation in the future (By The I'ress.) (By Tho Associated Fress.) to the or not. Subject of Motive. be consigned to the scrap heap the laid Thompson, Conn., Feb. 4. Mr. Feb. 4. Orders for treaty for that purpose and to that present treaty The It was flown could violate the principles Washington, re- "Article 4. The contracting investigation today, personnel can be cut sharply, the n:id Mrs. Anaslase Androvltch Von temporary suspension rapid end have appointed as their said, was devoted to the Are Made for a considerable saving. down here without sacrificing spective powers agreo not to support any largely Arrangements effecting confidence of the powers. Here- Siatskoy-Vo- n heir- broadcasting ry amateurs, because plenipotentiaries: na- subject of motive. Tho police have Slatsy Chicago of caused radio (Here follow the names of the agreements by their respective on Ford's Offer after, he said, selfish aggressions ess and Russian workman, interference regular tionals with ench other, designed been from the beginning of the Hearings OF be secretly service, was announced today by plenipotentiaries.) opinion that was slain for REPRESENTATIVES at China's expense could not married In New night-tai-led to create of Influence or Taylor Mid- or York last the commerce department. New "Who, having communicated to spheres revenge but it was admitted to Begin About the RID j excused on a plea of ignorance to arrive today for their each the4r full to provide for the enjoyment of that FORD MAKE ONLY of with regulations, however, will be Issued other powers, found In up to late today it had not been private "understandings" honeymoon at the home of the amateur ns to be In good form, have ngreed mutually exclusivo opportunities dle of Next Week. COMPANY minor Chinese officials. bride's Mrs. IS. covering broadcasting designated of Chinese terri- determined that any one entertain- FOR LINCOLN mother, Norman soon ns some desirable plan can be as follows: parts ed any for of Ream, as announced. tory. animosity Taylor (Tty The Amoelnted Pretn.) formulated. "Article 1: The contracting such a that would to AMiwIiiled DATE OR ARBUCKLE'S A woman answering the tele-phon- o than "Article 5. China agrees that, degree appear Washington, Feb. 4. Arrange- (B The TreM.) Radio broadcasting, the depart- powers, other China, agree: of rail- be an incentive to murder. The vDh npnresentatlves volunteered the information ment is a new wireless To the sovereign- throughout the whole the ments for house hearings on tho Tfii- i BE explained, "(1) respect exer- possibility that have Mus-rl- o Hnnru'irnrit todnv mndo THIRD TRIAL WILL that the bridal couple were not ex- the ter- ways In China she will not Jealousy might offer of Ford for the theonly service which has developed rapidly ty, independence and the or been the cause of the siaylng was Henry the of tho Lin- pected. last three months and ritorial and administrative integ- cise permit unfair discrimina- Shoals, Ala., nitrate and power bid for property SET MONDAY MORNING duringthe still receiving attention, it was de- Indi- at the auction "Nobody knows where they are," embraces the out of every- of China; tions of any kind. In particular were made today i.nd coln Motor company she eatd. sending rity there shall be no discrimination clared. plants tho senate sale held at direction of United thing from market quotations and "(2) To provide the fullest and The that had cations developed that Arthur J. (Bj The Associated iewi. weath- whatever, direct or Indirect, in re discovery Taylor also hold hearings. States District Judge 4. " crop estimates, health talks, most unembarrassed opportunity once name was may San Francisco. Calif., Feb. BRIDE IS OXE HEIR TO to t changes of facilities on the gone by another The house committee, Tuttle. The bid was $8,000,000, the Arbuckle'-- er forecasts, high class entertain- China to develop and maintain BPef,t received by the police with much military The date of Roscoe ESTATE OF $10,000,000 ment to sermons, mu.ic for herself an stable of the nationality of pas which has Secretary Weeks' re- lowest figure that Judge lutue on a lectures, effective and countries from interest and it was said that this third trial manslaughtere and announcements as to stolen au- government. sengers or the port on the Ford offer pending will nccept. is be set Ruperlo-Judg- New 4. be- which pro- might prove an important element r,rtw (itsnvv 1 .Titdson. local charge to by Tork, Feb. Leaving tomobiles. To use their Influence for or to which they are In before it, decided today to begin Louderback here hind them a iuch-anxio- group "(3) or tho or owner- the case. next banker and I. T. Berger, Detroit Hnrqid Tho result has been to fill the air the purpose of effectually estab- ceeding, origin of resi- hearings above the middle of next Monday morning. The come- of New Yorkers who curiously to detri- ships of the goods or the country Inspection the Taylor week Weeks and attorney, who yesterday qualified with radio reports the lishing and maintaining the prin- dence was by with Secretary chocks dian's second trial ended yesterday, awaited their marriage announced ment commercial and of from which or to which they are completed finger as the first wit- as bidders by filing certified 4 of necessary ciple the equal opportunity for who announced army engineers like the first, In a jury disagree- for o'clock this afternoon, Mr. service. commerce consigned,, or the nationality or print experts that nesses and of the for $200,000 cash, encn in jeaerai. and the and industry of all they had found impressions or representatives nntmnnpnrt fbelr withdrawal ment. . Mrs. Anastase Androvltch Von na.tions of ownership of the ship or other Detroit manufacturer to be callei ni,i.f Siatskoy-Vo- n throughout the territory other clues. took The Jury In Arbuckle's first trial Siatcky are honey- China; means of conveying such passen- later. shortly before the sale place. 10 2 and the somewhere in or Bullet Is Produced. ne stood to for acqulttl mooning today, . gers goods before or after their Southern senators, led by Sena- Berger announced wiumrrw stood 10 America. "(4) To refrain from taking The bullet which was taken from. his New York jury discharged yesterday PARLTYWYS of conditions in China transport on the Chinese railways. was tor Harris, democrat, Georgia, who upon advice of 2 for conviction. With the of the bride's advantage "The other Taylor's bedy produced at the to exception in order to seek special or contracting powers, then returned to detectives have expressed regret that Secre- mother, Mrs. Norman B. Ream, and rights than China, Assume a correspond- Inquest, Weeks did not also send hN her no privileges which would abridge the who were endeavoring to learn its tary S13ATTI.K TU'YS SHORTSTOP brother, Norman I. Ream, of ing obligation in respect of any of to tho senate, said today EXONERATE POLICEMEN 4. one knows where went rights subjects or citizens of over which history. The missile was found report San Francisco, Calif., Feb. they after and counte- the aforesaid railways that this they would at- their 8 o'clock last BEGIN friendly states, from in a po- practically Intact and retained Its despite Spencer Adams, a young shortstop marriage, at DQUIDF se- they or their nationals are to obtain immediate senate WHO SHOT AND KILLED Terke-vitc- h nancing action Inimical to the original shape, due, County Autop tempt from Layton, Utah, hns been evening, by Father Leonidas of sition to exercise any control In Seattle club of the in the Russian cathedral of curity such Dtates; virtue of sy Surgeon A. F. Wagner said, to hearings. TWO ALLEGED SLAYERS signed by the "Articlo S The-- , any concession, special its not a bone Pacific Coast league. He hit .480 St. Nicholas. contracting agreement or otherwise. having struck during " tho a powers agree not to enter Into any 2 MILITARY FUNERALS in the Utah state league last year. They left church and took FAREWELL CALLS "Article, 6. contracting (Continued on Page Two (By The Annoelnted IPcm.) train, for the home of treaty, agreement, arrangement ot 4. ostensibly an- parties other than China agres WASHINGTON Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. the understanding, cither with one HELD AT Mont-pelie- r, bride's mother, Carolyn Hall, or fully to respect China's rights as A coroner's Jury today at Thompson, Conn., but all Inquiry other, individually or collective- a in of war to which WILL of- ly with or which neutral time SAHUFE mili- Idaho, exonerated police I here this morning failed to bring (Bt The Assorlntcd PreiO any power powers, China is not a and China Washington, Feb. 4. Two shot killed Oust WEATHER 4 would Infringe or the party; ficers who and any response. Washington, Feb. (by the Impair prin- declares that when she is a. neutral tary funerals were held today in Thanos and an unidentified com- The hasty, hushed marriage last Associated The final ciples stated in article 1. she will of DOUBLE TRACK National cemetery fo' arrest. Press.) 8."-W- lth observe the obligations Arlington when they resisted evening and the subsequent disap- round of farewell, calls Incident "Article a view to disaster vic- panion FORECAST. more neutrality.- Knickerbocker thenter The men had been identified from 4. New pearance of the two, is the latest to tho adjournment of the arma- effectually the prin- "Article 7. The tims. They were those of Edward of Mr. Denver, Colo., Feb. in modern romance ciples otthe open door or contracting PARTOFLIM photographs as the slayers chapter this ment conference was begun today equality powers agreo whenever a IT. Phaughnessy, of Chicago, second S. Suzuki at their home In Mexico: Sunday and Monday, fair, which malies tho former Mrs. House of opportunity In China for the that, and Mrs except with local with visits to the White situatlonarises, which, in the opin- assistant postmaster general and Wyo., last Tuesday night unsettled, possibly Marlon Buckingham Ream Steph- members trade and industry for all nations, lias boon with American Oakley, snow, northwest and north central and state department by ion, of any one of them involves Authority granted ' formv colonel the when to resist the ens, one Of the heirs to a $40,000,-00- 0 of British and Italian dele- the contracting powers, other than ' by the management of tho forces, and Captain they attempted 'portions; little change In tempera- the China, the application of the stipulations expeditionary two hold-u- p men. ture. estate, the bride of a penniless gations. agree that they will not of the and renders Santa l'e railroad to double and Mrs. William K. Warner. Russian twenty-tw- o seek, nor their present treaty truck Its lino from attend- Arizona: Sunday and Monday, youth, almost The British delegation with the support respective desirable discussion of such appli- Yampnl,, High government officials her Junior. Gcd-des- , nations in seeking. to (lis-tnn- Post- STRENGTH IS SHOWN fair, except possibly occasional years exception of Sir Auckland cation, there shall be full and Ariz., Griffith, Ariz., a ed the funeral of Assistant With no one on the watch they will 'fA) Any arrangement which of seventy-fiv- e miles, . master f?enernl Phnuchnessy. Four light snow northeast portion; little 8 resident ambassador, frank communication between the BY BRITISH EXCHANGE in slipped, off to the church ot for Now York might purport to establish in favor according to a report received air mnil scattered flowers change temperature. leave Washington su- contracting powers concerned. planes o'clock last and the cere- of their Interests Ooiir-?i- al evening after the final any general "Article 8.- - Powers not signa- Saturday by the Morning over the grave. was and the cou- Monday plenary of with to from L. were 4. ex- REPORT. mony performed session of the conference and will periority rights respect tory to the present treaty, which I. lllbhanl, general Captain nnd Mrs. Warner New York, Feb. British ple were off for their train before Aqui-tanl- commercial or economic develop- manager, Taw Au- In officers' broke all rec- Conditions for the twenty-fou- r sail from New York on the a have governments recognized by Angeles. burled together the change rates high the outside world knew had ment in of one-ha- lf 6 p.-- what any designated region thorization tins also been given ords for two and years In hours ending at yesterday, taken The wag Tuesday. China. the signatory powers, and which to recorded by the university: place. ceremony Mr. Ilalfour said ho told the have relations with change the nlllgnment of the the market today, demand sterling hurried, lnformnl, with only the "CB) Any such or treaty China, truck from s Is an over- Highest tomporatttre 42 ' ho was to monopoly shall be Invited to-- adhere to the Nelson, Ariz., to wr,oit is rniowNKn. rising to $4.3214. This bride's relatives Informed. president returning ns would the a 4. Ar- 1 ad- Lowest 12 with the greatest satis- preference deprive present treaty. To this end th? lleUls, Ariz., distance of four Pan Pedro, Calif., Feb. night gain of cents nnd an England nationals of any other power of miles. Robinson. IS vears old a re- Range , , , . , 30 faction over the "wonderful suc- tho government qf the United Ptntes thur vance of 10ij cents from the Mean , 27 WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. right of undertaking any legiti- will make .the The Santa Fo is already snllor of the Pnlted Ptntes Pacific cent low and compares with a cess" of the conference. The conr mate trade or in China, cr necessary communi- double tracked from a Humidity at 6 a. m , , 42 Parts. Feh . rvinnt ference, he said, has demonstra- Industry cations to power llugdml, fleet, was drowned today when minimum of $3.19 registered heru of with tlie Chinese to the Colorado In two i Humidity at 0 p. m 32 the "knockout won the ban. ted tho success of the con- participating nnd will inform the t'nlif., river, motor boat which he and exactly two years ago. king," grcnt government or with any locnl au- contracting nt Needles, ami when the new crew to tow All other None of Eu-ro- r ference of powers of the received. " companions cervlng ts foreign exchange precipitation tamweignt cnsmpionsMp method dealing with thority In category of public replies work has been tor- Maximum wind velocity,.,... 28 i todav when ho knocked nut International and would any Adherence by any shall be- completed the a target, was struck by n wild moved forward with the British questions enterprise, or which by reason of power company will have more than pedo fired the .mrcuwun oi wniu iorinwest Charles Idoux in the first round undoubtedly result in more Ilk Us or come effective on receipts of notice by submarine rate, greatest strength being of. scope, duration geographic " 100 miles of double Character day Cloudy of a scheduled twenty-roun- d bout. trackage Robinson's companions were shown by the Dutch, Swiss and international meetings,. Is calculated to frustrate . Continued on hi extent, vj tag Two.; that part of the country, Scandinavian countries. X Paga Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL February 5, 1922

SLEUTHS ALL AT SEA SET FIRE TO SCHOOL f7B INFERENCE IMS IN CASE OF DIRECTOR 1Y AUTOS 10 OH. CHAMDERLA HOUSE SO HE WOULD SHOT TO DEATH NOT HAVE TO STUDY THE NEW MODEL 490 SOMETHING Continued from page One.) BE EXHIBITE DIES FOLLOWING (By The AMoclaUd Trew.) DOIE Wyo., Feb. 4. Ex- Cheyenne, to burn tha pass-ag- Taylor's body. he wanted jits through plaining so he would not havi B AT I fl R I PS UP 'hB bullet was declare! to be of school house I 111 to study any more, Arthur Ward, II LHfLlunusual a distinguishing AT HERE today-pleade- PJ1 "s cU" SHOW SHORT ILLNESS sophomore, luHL. u i Oi'"'SAfrr,' as.d guilty to a charge of defil Funeral services for Taylor will Ing and partly destroying tho In F HP be held afternoon In a new and high school at Pine Bluff, Wyo i I ii Tuesday More new model, a Heart Failure Proves Fatal was sentenced to ten C'Hf OeCrCt OT IIS SUCCeSS LleS! local the Motion l'lcture recently, and church, utilquo entertainment Idea, more state industrial insti- in fhn If XAac Directors' association announced. an elab- to Old Resident of years in tho Ill II I e Cifii TintMidi ni exhibits than ever before, City; at Worland raCl ll VVd&iTnyior will bo buried in tils uniroi orate scheme of and o tute n in Ihn Ul'll B 1 decorating in ,.f loin Ul'lliy for will make Was Prominent in Ma- Limited Subject. Lodge which he wore the world wider space dancing during be the fifth annual Albuquerque au- Declares. Wi.r, and military honors will his- sonic Fraternity. other Fritish veterans liv- tomobile show the best in the paid by tory of the Albuquerque Automo- ing in Los Angeles, it whs stuted. Dr. L. H. for (By The Associated I'rw ) to the case bile Trades association, according Chamberlain, a long Fi-li- . 4 Detectives assigned or- most Washington, (by the depart- to Clyde Oden, president nf tho time one of the prominent Press.) not to bv the Ia Angeios polico the show. dentists here, died after. ' liy trying that they ganization, sponsoring yesterday too arms ment announced today at noon 1:30 o'clock of of do much, the Washington were convinced that Edward 1'. Tho 1922 cars to be exhibited at cirrhosis conference "hasi succeeded In doing the show embrace more Improve- the liver, complicated by heart fail- Sen- Wands, also known as Edward Fit FOR something real and practical," was in Los ments for comfort, convenience ure. Dr. Chamberlain had been of American dele- Strathmore, Angeles. of weeks ator Lodge, the Sands Is Sought, and economy since the infancy suffering for several with gation, declared tonight in a (state- Why tho to Mr. the liver trouble but fieomod to be Delivered. Gas of Sands was sought because he had industry, according ment commenting on the results .. HS of the exhibitors better, until i 111 rr.n Inr'H' nninlovJ a butler- Oden. Several getting yesterday the meeting. The secret of the UVt.Il JH.T.V. , will show modvils never befora when be experienced a In and houseman, and tho latter had morning, and Oil Included success, he declared lay the fact n-- u seen In severe attack. When h's condition In made complaint attor nanus Albuquerque. that "It was limited subject." him with grand lar- Entertainment, In charge of the became worse some days ago, he "Tho conference was confined left, charging Maurice Klein will be was removed to Murphey's sanato- he ceny. entertainers, n bv tho president's invitation," Said believed carried on the three afternoons rium, where ho was attended by Dr. Humphreys 'Seventy-seve- "to the limitation of Tho police they continued, Sands was in concealment because and evenings of the show, Thurs- Murphey. for Colds, Grip, Influenza, armaments and questions relating to face the and Febru- Dr. Chamberlain was prominent to East und the Far Fast nf hi fear of having day, Friday Saturday, Sore Throat ' the Far charge. They said ary 23, 24 and 25. The eleven In Masonic circles for many years. Catarrh, Cough, meant China. We had three pri- grand larceny con- members of will be Ho was a past commander of the best results take The limitation of they hud established almost the company To get the ncipal objectives: In 1jO Anga- - in costumes out In the Masonic lodge here, and once the termination of the clusively that he was carried pan at the first sign of a Cold. armaments, ,iava n, and thev we'C color scheme, purple and gold, commander of tho Knights Tem- An;;Io-Jnpane- alliance and aid to tl. since of If wait till bones to se- also sure that he had not left adopted for tho decorations of the plar past grand commandery you your China, which would help her will be the state of New Mexico. He once cure real All three his last known movements weie armory, where the show ache, it may take longer. independence. traced. said they were nol held. was candidate for mayor of the have been if They nirHiii-inn- objectives attained, . i prom-Isa- s on the and with which, of charges The program committee city republican ticket, not completeness Hands but that they believed for the three evening was very active in organizing the "40" course, was impossible in the case lagainst dancing n meas- an interview with him woum usrs.at sessions. A different band will first state guards. He was also INDUCES of China, yet in a very large volunteer in of ure. them In clearing away the mystery. play each evening. An arrange- fireman the days ment of exhibits different from the organization of the fire de- "As France, owing to her situa- wan was unable to reduce her land KfENEAT previous years, will provlrto ample partment. Ho city treasurer, SLEEP tion, ej BO nnd member of school board. efforts of conference T. YIjOK j dancing space in an aisle. feet a the No Narootlo, Btrlotlr Homeopathic. forces, the r;iifi His offices wera in SOc, and 11.00, at Storet. wera directed to naval armament wide, the full length of the hall. professional Price, Drug Feb. 4. The force Attendance of show tho Cromwell building. or ent on receipt of price, or C. O. B. the reduction involving Los Angeles, last year's Post. of .intoMivnn Investigating the was good, according to the com- Mrs. Chamberlain, who Is pro- Parrel abandonment or destruction Desmond of The 109 Humphreys llomeo. Medfclna Co., 151 was net the slaying of William Tay mittee. J'eople from all over the prietor Hat Shop at William Street, New York. Medical Bouk many capital ships i- - of the limi- lor, motion picture state came to Albuquerque to see South Fourth street, was in Chi- Froe. most Important feature as Williamom, new models at tation. The great achievements to merly known It, some to buy cars and others cago purchasing the on Deano-Tanne- r, accom- Just to abreast Qf the auto- time of her husband's death. She my mii)d were the limitation the ningham Normand. keep tonnr.se of and the caliber of panied by Miss Mabel motive industry, which is the was notified yesterday and left ships .11... inta tnrinv naid a last on No. 3. With guns, for thin means en end to country's third largest. Because Chicago night train "Big Car Performance Little Car Upkeep" ' In visit to the house where Taylor the show so much Sho will arrive here Monday and B E R competition armaments, and Nor- - coming promises L naval was the real was ehnt to death. Miss morn than last vear's, provisions the funeral will be held Tuesday competition or me ue- -. afternoon. Besides his Dr. danger. Supplementing this with mand, at the request are being made for a crowd twice wife, which no i., i.o.ii!iptift the scene at as large. Chamberlain is survived by two GLASS the naval holiday by Wednes sons. PAINT building can be undertaken before the Taylor apartments Strong Brothers are in un- - when sne canea mczr 1947. except for replacements day night ROAD charge. CEMENT PLASTER limited W8 and left shortly before tho time FROM CHICAGO ler rrrtnin conditions, oc truly say that the conference the police say the tragedy IS AUTOMOBILES STOLEN en In not onlv a redu T0ALBUQUERQUE tin. ppdpd was m tlon put a nermanent reduction In i Miss Normand said she IN FINE CONDITION IN AMERICA OVERRUN an end t0 the apartments about 4 minutes naval armaments, putting tnn.Lll in the competition both in guns and the time being passed - THE MEXICAN MARKET room wnere Roads from Chicago to Albuquer- Go. rage and this limitation of gun living juyioi-- uuuj r.ATi,liMnn ffir fllltO- - Lumkr found next morning. She im in flno and tonnage extends beyond cap! was the to Mr. and (By The AMorlnted Prr.M.t and includes all auxiliary out the positions at the mobile travel, according 423 North First Street tal ships pointed Mrs. ot Washington, Feb. 4. Stolen vessels as well. vnr lous nieces of furniture in the lierueiey juranur., American automobiles are over- wsiln.nm nnd indicated where she who arrived here yesterday from "The second But little snow running. the Mexican market, ac- Is known as the and Taylor conversed. Taylor the Windy City. com- what popularly atttomo- - was encountered by the Chlcngoans cording to a report to the four-pow- treaty by which the walked with her to her merce from Con POS ,, txnvor-nr- With her Ion their trip. They left Chicago department today four, nnfinim hnldlnir insular sul W. p.t Juarez. in the Pacific herself for a few January 27, making the trip here John Dye sessions or dominions chauffeur and said so automo-- 1 11- I- In a hours more than one week. The report many Anglo-Japane- she explained further, few terminated the moments, for Los to- biles, stolen In the United States, an nllitinrn which carried In leaving the front door of his They will leave Angeles ont serv day, the southern route. wero being sold In northern Mexico it tho seeds of future troubles In apartments open. His only taking for half their market value This was the had left about fifteen min Albuquerque is the first city which about the raciflc region. ant iiw,t, ,IoW frtf morn th.m that the automobile GALLUP LUMP rrne in the four utes to be gone for the tqi'a legitimate all important point before, one dav since started on their sales business was seriously af- power treaty. The treaty con- night. they made trip. While here, visited the fected. tains no possibility of any alliance A check was being they The come no whatever beyond nnnn the movements of chamber of commerce and secured cars, the report added, and obligation information west roads from California and AND SERVICE AT ANY tho obligation to consult In case of Wednesday night. regarding principally $11.09 "PARTS MINUTE" 1 in near tho Mexican border, a controversy and no nation it was stated at police headquar- and the country this vicinity. points of consulta- one of a They expect to spend next summer although somo have come from as bound by the results ters, at least these being far as 671-- W tion. woman connected with tho mo- here. Chicago. In Stock at all times. Phone 519 W. Central Are. "In regard to China, the out- tion picture industry. It also standing and most important result stated thnt an important witness was, of course, the return of the had neon locaieo. anu miem uc of Bhantung by Japan. questioned tonight. Apart from the Shantung settle- ment, other things were done by the conference of the highest value XT. I Albuquerque Foundry ;to China." FORD RUNS 57 C. H. CARNES and Machine Works FOR SALE Phone 251 IN OCULAR CELEBRATION OF THE SPECIALIST Knpineer Founder MfichfnUlfl. WATER MOTOR L. JOE MILLER, Pres. REFRACTION CnsttiiKS in Iron, BraiB, Bronze. Alum- COMPLETION OF BRIDGE 107 S. Fourth. Phone 10S7-- inum. Electric Motors, Oil Engines, inquire p. OfJ GftLLO Pumps and Irrigation. JOURNAL, OFFICE I AL LOGAN HELD 20-2- 1 HES H'orl nnd Office Alb aqaerqne. In commemoration of the com- pletion of tho bridge over the Can- OF GASOLINE adian river at Logan, New Mexico, the people of that town will hold a 20 celebration there on February and and 21. The bridge has been under A new automatic Vaporizer Decarbonizer, which in actual test construction for two years and is of and the type known as the cantilever has increased the power steel arch. It Is one of tho highest mileage of Fords from 25 to 60 and strongest in the state, and per cent and at the same time re- coast-to-coa- of carbon opens up the st high- moved every particle way which traverses New Mexico, from the cylinders is the proud nd also completes a new Texas-Colora- achievement of John A. fcitransky, highway through Plain-vie- 176 South Main street, Pukwana, IS FAST Texas, Tucumcari, New Mex- South Dakota. A remarkable ico, across the new bridge and feature of this simple and inex- northwest tj Raton Into Colorado. pensive device is that its action APPROACHING The first day of the celebration is governed entirely by the motor. will be given over to routine mat- It is Bllpped between tne carou-reto- r ters of the various road associations and intake manifold and WARNING ! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. und a banquet in the evening, which can be Installed by anyone in five (iovernor Mechem and members of minutes without drilling or tap- the stato highway commission are ping. With it attached Ford cars Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are rxpected to attend. The second day have mado from 411 to 57 miles on will include the dedication of the one gallon of gasoline. Mr. Stran-sk- y not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians bridge and other celebrations. wants to placo a few of these devices on cars in this territory over 22 years and proved safe by millions for and has a very liberal offer to make to anyone who is able to handle the business which is sure Colds Headache Rheumatism ! to be created wherever this mar- Toothache Neuritis 1101 velous little device Is demonstrat- Neuralgia ed. If you want to try one en- Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain tirely at his risk send him your name address Adv. and today. which contains directions. Your Child's Bowels Need Accept only "Bayer" package proper TREATY EMBODYING Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Alio bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. "California Is tae trade mirk at Ifinufictura of MoBoaeetictddeater of Fig Syrup" ROOT PROPOSALS IS Atplrla Btjer DillcjUcaclil FORMALLY ADOPTED ONLY A FEW OHLY A FEW (Continued from rago One.) LEFT LEFT thereof hy the government of the United fitntes. "Article 9. Ths present, treaty AT AT shall be ratified by the contracting $5.00 $5.00 powers in accordance with the re spective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the deposit of all the ratifica Furniture, Slugs, Linoleums tions which shall take place at Washington as soon as possible. The government of the United States will transmit to the other Three week's our-gre- at contracting powers a certified ago we started Hotpoint Iron sale with over a copy of the process-verb- of the in deposit of ratifications. hundred stock. They have been going fast and now there are "The of whlcn barely present treaty, e j the English and French texts are twenty-fiv- left and they are still going. both authentic, shall remain de- posited in the archives of tne gov- Don't this off ante ernment of the United States, au l put wonderful opportunity any longer, but visit our sales- duly certified copies thereof shall room for a will Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful ot be transmitted by that government today Hotpoint. They not always be five 'dollars, but as "California Fls Syrup" now will to tho other contracting powers. soon as these are closed and new is thoroughly clean the little bowels In faith whereof the above out stock ordered they will go back to and in a few hours you have a well, named plenipotentiaries have playful child again. Even a cross, signed the present treaty. the regular price of $6.75. feverish, constipated child loves its "Uone at the City ot washing- - ' , r r "fruity" taste, and mothers can refit ton, tho sixth day of February, . Yours Is for You Now. easy because it never fails to work one thousand nine hundred and Ready So Don't Delay, nil the sour bile and poisons right twenty-two.- " out of the stomach and bowels But Get It or You Will Be too Late. without griping or upsetting the BOY GOVERN Considerable new bedroom and child. SCOUTS furniture Tell your flruggist you want only TULSA FOR AN HOUR room furniture arrived in this last car. the genuine "California Fig Kyrup" which has directions for babiea and Tlie Aesnclnted of bot- (Bj Trail.) children all ages printed on Tulsa, Okla., Feb. 4. Manage- Dining Room Suites Complete. Walnut, Ma- tle. Mother, you must say ment here was Refuse imitation. of the city placed hogany, Grey Oak, and Italian Walnut. Thev "California." any today in the hands of Boy Scouts, for one hour. Following an elec- are beauties. tion in which complete tickets were voterl by the hoys, the chosen of- Glass-Lumb- er O Bedroom Suites, with a wide Gas Wind Shield ficials took offleo and conducted Complete range Albuquerque Electric Company J. C. BAI.DKIIMiB I.OinKtt CO. the affairs of the city. Several IO of prices. 43: South Unit Street. l'uone 402, arrests were made and a number of "At Your Service" ; Phone 98 complaints heard by the "city The most complete stock in New Mexico. "

Neither a turtle, a tortoise, nor Reasonable Terms Can Be Arranged. New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. a toad has teeth. Unllcrmakera and IVelilere. STRONG BLOCK. COPPER AT SECOND tlM Koutb Second tU Tel. JU47-- Thonms' Cromeillns. 111 ri'iiia (an Ice cream confection). ' February 5, 1922; ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Thre

KILPUFF SOLD TO REDS. ID OF EDUCATION DECIDES New York, Feb. 4. Peter Kll-duf- f, TRAFFIC EXPERT BARKER TO WORLD IS FREED second baseman of the Hrooklyn National league club, has I GRADE BUILDING If been sold to tho Cincinnati Reds, TO ERECT and released by them to tho San olclei (Rule Store--, TO CHARGE DELIVER TRREE FRO ! E Francisco club of the Pacific Coast ALBUQUERQUE, N. MCA. IGKLAHDS AFID 2 JOfilOR HIGHS 11 IR league, it was announced tonight. AN OLD STOR WITH A NEW SPIRIT TWO ACQUITTED. OF HERE ADDRESSES HERE SCHA AVERS Everett. Wash.. TCeb. 4 Mm One Junior Structure to Be Constructed Bertha Wilkes and her End of the Season's Clearance High Blip daugnter, Treva Tote, on trial here, charged with the of in Washington Park; Temporary Buildings Dr. Charles K. Barker, famous shooting Edmund W. Hanhaus to New Method of Diplomacy Gus Danielson, November 6, were authority and lecturer on child Planned for University Heights and High- of New Bu- and kin- Has Given Good acquitted by unanimous vote of the Have Charge hygiene, ph'yslcal culture Results, Jury. ALL SUITS lands; Start Work By May 1. reau of Business Men's dred topics, will address a Joint Italian of Confer- meeting of the .Rotary and Ki- Says C. A. next Association. wanis clubs at the Y. M. ence at Washington. MAN SAVES Building plans of the board of Washington park. The available Wednesday at noon. Dr. Barker Is WIFE meet- location for a Junior high in the a club and education, decided upon at a bu- member of the Rotary 4 As- IN NICK OF will be inspected by the A traffic and transportation on of the Washington, Feb. (by the TIME ing last night, involve the building highlands established In Al- appeared the program measure of AND COSATS of a twelve-roo- two-stor- y unit in board members today. There will reau has been International convention at sociated I'ress. Tho "My wife was unable to eat with the Rotary - the Second ward at Trumbull and be no auditoriums in these build- buquerque in connection Salt Lake in 1919. His subject will the success achieved by the Wash- even the lightest food, and had WW ar- asso- High streets, two twenty-roo- two ings, but the plans are to be so Business Men's bo "A Father's Responsibility to ingion comerence can uniy u fallen away to a living skeleton. Btory units to serve as Junior high ranged that additional class rooms ciation, C. G. Ackerman, secretary His Son." when it is considered that She could not even keep doctor's one in the and and auditoriums may be added of the association, announced yes- Prior to tho noon address, Pr. tho conference brought about the medicine on her stomach and schools, highlands to In of one in the lowlands, and temporary without chang'e in the part not terday. It will be charge Barker will speak to the high adoption or "mrst important reso- was tortured with pain. On the Tr,,V buildings for the University Heights be built. W. Hanhaus of Chicago, school students anf teachers at 11 lutions and acceptances of consid- recommendation of a friend 1 and the highlands. The temporary structures to be who hns had several years exper- a. m taking as his subject, "How erable saeriricps, through free dis- bought a bottle of Mayr's Won- The architects of the school board built in University Heights and the ience In traffic matters and is to Make Most of Life." cussion, not through imposition, derful Remedy and she Is all Serge, Tricotine and cluss the" Out are to be directed to prepare sepa-- ; highlands will provide four thoroughly familiar with freight This lecture is especially designed Senator Schanzer, headof the Ital- right now and has gained forty i, rate blue of rooms. The University Heights and and all other mat- to and ian delegation, said In a statement pounds." It is a simple, harm- embroidered prints lighting, heating not in rates, routines, help high school boys girls Velour and plumbing systems with com-- ! the parts cf the highlands ters pertaining to freight ship- meet and solve their problems. It tonight. less preparation that removes the piete details shown on all plans. the city limits pay the same tax rate ments. has been delivered before more "Here was not n congress of vic- catarrhal mucus from the intes- and braid trimmed. ; school as the dis- case When the plans and specifica-- for purposes city It is frequently the at 800, Ono boys and girls in the high tors and vanquished," he said, "but tinal tract and allays the Inflam- tions are finished and accepted, the tricts do and hence are entitled to business men say. to find schools of the United States and of slates equally independent in mation which causes practically their share in the new construction present, new method board will immediately ask for bids. errors In freight bills, such as Canada, probably more high school their sovereignty." This all stomach, liver and Intestinal Navy Only It Is hoped that construction will program. of the wrong studants far than have been ad- of diplomacy, first applied by the ailments, including appendicitis. the application by has excellent One will start within sixty days and not rates Improper classifications, and dressed by other speaker. United states, given dose convince or money 1. any results and tho convened in $29.50 for $14.75 later than May With no undue EBERT IS OUSTED BY other Irregularities. It will be the At 3:30 p. m. at the high school powers, refunded. For sale, by Briggs' obstacles, the new units should be to check ad- Wash iulon after patient and and druggists duty of Mr. Hanhaus auditorium, Br. Barker will cre- Pharmacy for ready for occupancy when school SADDLEMAKERS' UNION both for Incom- dress the women. will friendly discussions agreed to $42.50 $21.25 all freight bills, Ilia subject ate iiciv for tho main- opens next fall. and outgoing shipments, of all be "A Mother's Responsibility to guarantees The new In the high-- ; ing and tenance nf world peace. $45.00 for $22.50 building Feb. 4 the Associated members of the association Her Daughter." lands at Trumbull and High streets Berlin, (by if one can controvert the fact President Kbert, on his see that they are correct, and, The meetings at the high school "o of $46.50 for $23.25 j was Included in the first of Press). that the conference Washington plans fifty-fir- st was are found, to have them will be open to tho public and no the board. was to have been an birthday today, again errors by eliminating the danger of war In You know how natural It thrown out of the saddlema Iters' rectified. Mr. Hanhaus will work admission will be charged. Men world j open-ai- r but the plan Hie racific has freed the $50.00 for $25.00 structure, union. A general meeting of the on a percentage basis that is, desiring to attend the noon lunch- your child is when will probably be modified in that eon and from a most oppressing nightmare, play- union at Cologne voted, 800 to 8, he will receive a stipulated hear Dr. Barker's address, :lnoe a war in those seas among for respect and a more conventional he is able may do so a reservation at home. This is $52.00 $26.00 ! in favor of his expulsion on the amount of the saving by leaving would ing the type will be constructed. Y. M. C. the grea tost naval powers that his actions had been to effect. at the clerk's desk at the conseq- ; The school building ground certainly have had dire want $57.50 for $28.75 Junior high to labor. is not intention, under A., even if do not belong to expression you por- i In the lowlands will be built in damaging organized It the they uence-, not only for the nations The TCote Fahne (Red Flag) to- arrangement, to antagonize either club. All reservations must for all nations of the in her this con- on at war, but trayed photograph. n. $60.00 $30.00 day attacks President Kbert in an the railroads, but to work in be made or before Tuesday world." for...... to to see that noon. IN appeal the proletariat support junction with them and $62.50 for FLAW STRUCTURE the railway strikers, saying "Kbert bills are correct...... $3L25 and freight Chicago, Feb. 4. Marin I'lestina LOCAL ITEMS CAUSED COLLAPSE OF earns 300.000 marks yearly, Most cities of any size through- 'Emcee Studio $77.50 for ...... $38.75 has 400,000 more to entertain but have such a bu- and John Freberg, heavyweight out the country who to meet here IS BELIEF not the workmen. Io you wonder reau and the plan Is said to be wrestlers, are Mr. ami Mrs. D. A. Culliton havs THEATER, forbids tbo February 14, have been insured returned from n. three weeks' Fall and that ho hungry railroad proving highly satisfactory. trip Phone us for an Winter Coats workers to strike? Stand by your for $5,000 each against Injury by to California. Mrs. Ouiliton was appoint- 1y Th AfmwlHfed Prera.) tho promoter of the match, it was Miss Helen Wester-h- a ment and we will show 4. fighting brothers." formerly of Velour and Washington, Feb. Belief that K1WANIS WINS OVER learned today. usen. life- Valdine, some flaw in the structure of the you what wonderful Knickerbocker moving picture the- RATON BASKETBALL ROTARY IN CAMPAIGN like portraits can be ob- Tricotine in grey, mix- ater caused its collapse under a MEMBERS tained in own home weight of snow last Saturday night TEAMS DIVIDE TWO FOR C. OF C. your with more than fatalities, GET RID F YOUR FAT without fuss or bother. tures, black, tan, ninety WITH VEGAS ) was expressed by Harry GAMES rorrMlom!rnr U.The .lonrmil today (Special 4. etc. Crandall, proprietor of the chain I,as Vegn. N. M.. b. Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs WITH- Grant BIdg. Phone 320 brown, of theaters which included the SPECIAL DISPATCH TO MO.NINO JOURNAL won tho contest with Hotny OUT DIETING OR EXERCISING often at the rate of Knickerbocker. East Las Vegas, N. M., Feb. 4. secure members for the cham- to - $37.50 for $18.75 Mr. Crandall Is having an Inde- Raton High school girls defeated ber of commerce. Kiwanis "ciir- d over a pound a day and WITHOUT PAYMENT until pendent investigation made by en- I.as Vegas High school girls, 31 to 128 members find Rotary 70. The reduction has taken to- place. for gineers to determine, if possible, 19. in a basketball game hero total membership of tho chamber I am a licensed and $45.00 $22.50 Mr. Normal defeated Ra- con- practising physician per- the cause of the catastrophe. night. boys now is 334. The result of the sonally select the treatment for each individual Crandall said he had no knowledge ton boys, 35 to 11. The first half test was announced at the joint case, thus me to cliooso remedies that $49.50 for $24.75 in or ended 8 to . enabling m of any weakness the roof, any meeting of the clubs Thursday not a harmless- - will, produce only losof weight mm? I other part of the building and night at dinner at tho ly, but which will nlno relieve you of all the $52.50 for $25.00 that, when a license to operate the KAYIIKS TO NEW HAVEN. wit- - Kcl-wi- hotel. troublesome symptoms of such as theater was granted him, all ro-- 1 New Haven, Conn., Feb. 4. n Kiwanis team securing the outfielder of The was shortness of breath, palpitation, indigestion, $62.00 for $31.00 sponslbllity for its safety passed to Eayres, the largest number of applications gout, asthma, trouble and -' baseball ,T. M. rheumatism, kidney the District of Columbia nuthori- Brooklyn National league A IT Gerdenian and Dr. various other afflictions which often accompany ties but he emphasized that if it team last season, has been pur- 50. William H. Springer $57.50 for $28.75 Cook, no- should be shown that he was in chased by the New Haven team of and Charles. Trumbull were any way responsible for the disas-- ! the Eastern league to act as field best workers, securing 20. My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired, $62.00 for $31.00 to was announced tary's enmmcrro Las Sr ter he wanted be punished. captain, it tonight. The chamber nf sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy and announced that it will make , a vigor, a result of the loss of your superfluous for houses $72.50 $36.25 budget, asking business fat. w ill and professional men to contribute MFgmA $82.50 for. $41.25 Whatever You Do Don't to the various activities of the You are not required to change In the slight- lleglect chamber In which they are most est from your regular mode of living. There is $97.50 $48.75 Interested. nn dieting or exercising. It Is slmplo, easy and for...... W. J. Lucas, a Rotarlan who pleasant to take. Your Dr. Who time had Eyas, Says Lewis, spoke, declared that the overstout do not sit down now and In Las Vegas when older If you are postpone but right LOOK AT THE Tells How to 50 in One Week's passed men would send for my FREK TRIAL TRKATMKNT and my plan whereby I am Strengthen Eyesight and. more experienced to be PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACE if Merode Underwear Time in scorn the opinions of the efforts you LOAF Many Instances declared Ro- so desire. of younger men He Of fine golden crusted bread we and Kiwanis had done much DR. R. Licensed State of New York sell A Free Yob Cnn Have Flllfd troubles of many descriptions may be tary In work NEWMAN, Physician at this bakery. It makes the Price Prwrrlptlon men H-8- lz to unite Las Vegas 5 mouth water to look at It. And a and Use at Home. wonderfully benefited by following the Blatt-ma- 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y., Desk is for their community. Henry taste 36 44. Do wear simple rules. Here the prescription: roasted of its light, toothsome Sizes, to Silk and Wool, Wool Philadelphia, pa. you flssft? Go to any active drug store and get a president of Kiwr.nis. will make It water still Ara a victim of strain or other Bon-Opt- o the you eye bottle of tablets. Drop one merchants and farmers for more. this bread as a Mixed and Fleece. Dutch Hon-Opt- o Try change eye weaknesses? If so you will b glad tablet in a fourth of a glass of misunderstanding between then heavy Neck, to know tn Dr. Lewis water and allow to dissolve. With this from home baking. We believe that according that has brought about the growth It so there is real hope for you. He says neg- liquid bathe the eyes two or four times He said you'll like well you'll make Elbow Sleeve, Ankle of the mall order trade. I Length, High lect canoes more eye troubles and piur dally. You should notice your eyes clear a for lie change permanent. slpht than any other one thin.r. Many up perceptibly right from the start and Kiwanis to have meeting Neck, Sleeve, Ankle whose eyes were falling say they hal inflammation will quickly disappear. If farmers on February 15. when an Long Length. their eyes restored through the principle your eyes are bothering you, even a little, effort will be made to "bust the 4T. PIONEER G"1 now ls de- Priced from $1.75 to $575. .ofithls wonderful free prescription. take steps to save them before it city limits."' E. J. McWenle man says after trying; it: "I was alm.;.t too late. Many hopelessly blind might clared that a chamber of com- blind; could not see to read at all. N w have been saved If they had cared (.t th. BAKERY 3 merce is worth the effort and 207 can read everything without any frlas.ieg their eyes In time. it. South First Street. and my eyes do not water any more? At NOTE: Another prominent Physician money any man will put Into night they would pain dreadfully, nw to whom the above article was1 submitted Interesting addresses were madt they feel fine all the time. It was like said: "Bon-Opt- o is a very remarkable also by V. K. Jones, president of a miracle to me." A lady who uced It remedy. Its constituent ingredients are chamber of commerce: George "The seemed with well known to eminent eye the says: atmosphere hazy specialists IT. R. Mills and or without glasses, but after using this and widely prescribed by them." The Hunker, Rev. H. prescription for fifteen days everything manufacturers guarantee it to strenthjn Homer P Cooke. seems clear. I can even read fine print eyesight R0 per cent In one week's Umfl in without glasses." It Is believed that many instances or refund the monev. It Princeton hasn't made much thousands who wear glasses can now dis- can be obtained from any good drupglst. In with 1 1 mul- Is one of headway the hockey played THE STEPHENSON HOME in card them in a reasonable time and and the few l very preparations rr lost titudes more will be able to I feel should be on hand for regu- Harvard, the Tigers having strengthen kept with M. - their eyes so as to be spared the trouble lar use In almost every family. It is eleven of the last twelve games 717 Sixth Street, Silver City, N. Sore- - and expense of ever getting glasses. Eye sold In this city by all leading druggists. tho crimson. Is a private SANATORIUM for T. B. convalescents. Is steam ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX. heated, supplied with hot and cold water In all dressing rooms, baths upstairs and down, and Is surrounded with Bcreened-i- n WITH A Our home AN OLD STORE: NEW SPIR ;iiiiiiiiwiiliiiiiiiiiM'MnVviiii:W sleeping porches. rntcs, including good cooking, it are $50 and $52 month downstairs. : upstairs, per r W. W. STEPHEN SON, Manager NEW SPRING CLOTHING llilllllil Pleasant News for Stout Women --Ait A DcMONSTRATI0N OP jWIy m DELIVERS THIS "ONE AND MINUTE" ELECTRIC Stylish Stout WASHER TO YOU Corsets A full family washer, sturdily built of all metal with heavy solid copper tub and rigid angle iron frame, equipped with power driven swinging wringer and folding tub rest the first electric washer at a price to meet the' moderate purse. New Men See the Par Vee Sport Models for Young Low Price, Does Not Mean Low and the Stanerck Models for Men Priced at ' Quality. Beginning Monday, Feb- Not a single essen- been the thing that tial feature has been has kept her doing Satur- overlooked. Not a her laundry In the ruary 6th, Until single element of old tiresome way. quality has been sac- In buying this ma- 11th. rificed to make the chine a $10 dow,n day, February extremely low price. cash payment Is all Most every woman that is necessary to The Expert Corsetiere Hi to knows what a labor send it to your home. $25 saver an Electric The balance may be $50 Is, rare Washer and arranged on easy MISS DARLING OUR NEW SPRING LINE OF is the woman who m o n thly , payments. has not made up her And the entire cost Will be with us to give all in- mind to own one Is only some day. But most quirers the benefit of her ex- likely the cost has $105.00 pert advice in the selection of "ONE-MINUT- : EAGLE SHIRTS THE PEOPLE WB, n a 'STYLISH STOUT' CORSET Have been leaders In the Washing Machine StyliskSlcndcr Are Hard to Beat Both for Patterns and Price. business for 22 years. n SPRING CAPS IN, EVERY STYLE AND PATTERN t5 You Will Be Agreeably Surprised at the Transformation in II riifNiruRs: co. starAwuaww Your Figure After the First Try-O- n. II1W, OOkO AVt. PHONE. 40fW l.landellyGihirs,!nc You Come in Stout and Go Out Slender. Corset Department. 1111III1IIIIIIII1IIIIIIIII1IIIIIIII11IIIIIIIM1MII1 Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL February 6, 1922

being offered inducements to vio- late Father I ELLIS ISLAND FILM college regulations, A. H. AMERICAN-BRE- D Carey said. S. DEFEATS WILL BE SHOWN 1IIMTE The investigation also showed there were on some "Y" THIS EVENING football squads who tempted tho ho a SGHOOL players, said, adding that FIRSTS HUSKIES FINIS the edu- RULES, wholesale clean up "might deal a IE1UL Peter Points Way, the severe blow to prospects for the cational film shown at the "Y" tin mi't !:t n filtmo aa O H ,1 nt last night, was seen by a large i in ATHLETES TOLD Notre Dame, but the end would BY WIDE MARGI IU RAGE number of persons and will be purify athletics and clean teams FIRST this afternoon at the can be just as strong as thosa given again which aro not." "Y" gymnasium at 8:30 o'clock. The film is a picture of Ellis Is Father Carey pleaded that high ny Ttis AxHoctntm Notre Dame Chairman of school and college athletes ".stop, Menaul Seconds Grab Game rreu.) land and its activities during tho Berlin, N. II., Feb. 4. Five of a liner Outlines look and listen," before deciding From arrival from foreign Athletic Board what to do when attempts were High Second String American bred huskies scampered ports. ' made to tore them into nrofpfifilnn- - As the picture will only last Low Shoes of de Drastic Measures tor Men By Score of 23 to 6; Into town today to win with ease High Shoes, Shoes, every alism against school rules. international team race of about one hour, the entertainment the dog will be concluded before the 1 War on Professionalism. Games Were Snappy. 120 miles, started from here I scription in all the new styles now await your The owned and Fellowship lunch, which starts at U i Thursday, hunkies, 5:15 o'clock. . The AsiHtrlatrd Ttrm.1 rotaln-o- d Arthur J. Walden of (Br . Alhuquerquo high school piloted by inspection and approval. South Bend, Ind., Fob. 4 by the Theaters Today sec- Wonalnncet, received a perfect m its place at the head of the i Associated Press.) Father V,i-11a- point score. They made the three STATE COLLEGE HAS o ath- ondary school of the city yesterday mush in a corr"cted time of Carey, chairman tln "jt" Theater. "iiahe" Kuth. when white basket day mo univer- e the preen and 15 36 minutes cov Blacks Tans in letic board at rutre Pa the n:n hitter rf tho New The hours and and DEPOSIT IN CLOSED and decorated tips and the full base- rollers defeated Menanl school. ered the lap of thirty-tw- o sity, which recently felt York American league of Kame ended with score at day's In H star- the miles from Lancaster in 8 hours BANK LAS CRUCES effect of the football scandal, ball, is fit the "H" theater, 22-1- AT and 37 minutes. Brogue effects, as well as lasts designed to give statement tonisht declared that ling In "lleadin' Home;" also pre- In of la of the the first half Albuquerque Accustomed to travol over New "tho onlv salvation colleges senting another episodo high shot well and used good floor The result of the closing of the the maximum comfort. to meet tho threat of professional (".Miracles of the Jungle," and a Hampshire hills and dales, the Bank and Trust of ami work. The hitjh school guards found the on the Bowman company football fairly and rely" reel or two of "Current Events" made a huskies going at Las Cruces by the state bank com- t successful shots hard prop- snow roads more to their outlined drastic mouM-r- to pi una, osition Menaul with .close packed examiner has caused considerable Dun-C- for their than did the or bat the inroads he s.ihl profession- Thriller. William defense of the Wilson made liking mongrels inconvenience in Albuquerque dur Boys' Shoes cf all for was into oull".l ite and Edith tfohnson aro the goal. Jean Lebel of Berslmla, Quebec. two descriptions play alism making seven free thrown before tho first time 120 ing tho past days. Among sports. leading stars In tho Vitagraph Hammond Tho Canadian's for the those who held checks drawn on the "No also show- period ended, whilo miles was 10 hours and 22 minutes, and dress. We can shod the in the Father Carey asserted that feature, Defense;" made six for the Duko City the bank are County Horns Demon- boy proper has two-pa- rt points or 46 minutes behind Walden. He chlf'f reason professionalism ing a comedy, "Excess team, Menaul made moat of their stration Agent Maude "oty and foothold in that hisrh , Kacgago." finished with five dogs. The sixth, Lee way. gained a shots from well back on the floor. sore was haul- County Agent Reynolds. school and college lads realise it l'asthiic Theater. Paulina Fred- - excellent floor suffering from feet, As the checks could not be cash- Ho one of the stars in Glassman showed ed over the last lap by his team- is "easy to pet away w;th." prick, great work and Cruz, Menaul center, ed, tho state college advised the , It be made so hard "to is tne leading character mates. to urped that riimiiom, often outjumped Foraker. whose team two county agents yesterday Ret away with" tliat there would in "Two Kinds of Women;" also Lash last of tne Jacques Suzanne, send tho checks back in order that. no- "Fox News" opened the part from Lake Placid, N. T., was , bo virtually Infringements. showing pictures came with a Ions goal from field others could be drawn against Father BU?scations In- and Harold Lloyd in a two-re- forced out of the contest yesterday funds in other banks. Carey's and Cruz made two more double of with a cluded: comedy. counters for Menaul. The hlnh because trouble strange OrKanlzatlons of alumni and let- hitch on the mush from Colebrook school men did not handle the ball to made it a poor third ter men to combat professional- CUBS RELEASE DALY, as well as they did at first and Lancaster, GARCIA TO LECTURE ism. in point of time. Ha was fourteen TO ANGELS many times lORt it under their goal hours behind Walden, FOR MASTER MASONS j Fledges from every graduating CATCHER, before ehooting Vasquess used athlete not to play in pro games close and held the In men in are very guarding which still college (By The Associated Tr.) forwards at his end of the floor THE ANNUAL REPORT Ernest B. Garcia will deliver a used. Withdraw letter privileges Chicago, Feb. 4. Tom Daly, without any easy shots. lecture on "Equality of Opportu- "Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers." from violators of this rule. en in - tcher of the Chicago Nationals, Coach Moore found it necessary OF THE MUTUAL LIFE nity" to all Master Masons, the ., Pledge each man in cojloire elisi- i,ft,D i.elnn .Ar1 n ihei T n nnfritloB to in.iect Long and Benjamin into Masonic Temple tomorrow even- ble to athletics not to play pro club of the Pacific Coast league. de- INSURANCE COMPANY 8 will - the lineup and strengthen the ing at o'clock. The lecture i - games while in college. Dishonor- Is the fourth member of the some needed two reels of Viiiiii"- " Daly T fense and get badly be illustrated with violators. P.ilia l,a ftVflr tn flirt iTMH ably expel points. tutuat Llfo Insurance com- motion pictures, and will 'bo of- Publish each fall the name, home Angeles club In payment for Out- - were as The of of Tno lineups ioiiows: pany of New York, the oldest fered under the auspices the town and hlprh school each high iieutcr Arnom Maiz. vumeiuer A. II. S. Menaul Service association. All Clni-ann- A JTnhn T . American life insurance company, Masonlo school athletic prospect entering Twrnwlilir an . Hammond (C) .K.Candelaria (C) a In 1921, Master Masons are urged to be and Certain Results the Want Ad Columns. college. Hullivan and Pitcher Elmer Ponder, P Martinez reports prosperous year Quick try Journal men In con- - Rodgers notwlthntanding the almost uni- present. Disqualify playing Foraker c. Cruz The AiikpIs. Two nioiw will be versal business depression. players Olnssman O Lash paid-fo- r v.- - new insurance totaled before entering college. Rl VII LU JJ"'l ifS mi. d "V mi v Wilson O Vasquez 1 Remove the belief that It is un- leave coast camp $343,750,803, and the company's jCubs the training Field goals: A. H. 8. Hammond on Decem- friendly for one college to notify ana two oiners are iu po dcih ijiviv outstanding insurance its S, Foraker 2, Glassman 1, Rodgers ber 81 reached the Imposing aggre- another of rumors concerning before the season opens. 1. Cruz 3. 1, "Hnlv wns Triiirh ROUSrht hv Menaul Candelarla of $2,472,651,779. players. the Lash 1. gate Notre Fame's into L.os An club. He came to the to policyholders In investigation poles Free throws: Wilson, S; Cruz, 4. Payments re- tho football scandal which dis- Chiracro National rrom tne Cleve- 1921 were $85,239,239, and Substitutions: Benjamin for For- from were qualified eight of its players and land Americans, for ceipts policyholders from the of Illi was a member of the team aker, Long for Bristow, Prieto $90,309,699. Among the payments nine University Daly Martinez for 8 - Martinez, Candelarla, were nois, proven uiai enusHiwirs lruru n int ii i v j'i v 'vii'-v- w .... n - to policyholders $27,770,21 Candelarla for Martinez. in Death in professional promoters frequently Referee: Claims, $10,672,006 .visit universities to tempt their with the New York Giants in the Regue. Endowments. $2,598,7"4 in Annui- iai3-n- . Mennnl Seconds Win. in Dividend? athletic stars, even hockey players winter or In second contest ties, and $26,090,345 the of the to policyholders the company if afternoon the Menaul echool sec- has no stock ond team won a over purely mutual and victory the . Truth holders. is Albuquerque high second string The expe Mighty company's mortality men, 23-- 6. The Menaul team was never in rience in 1921 waB extremely fa SWEEPING PRICE REDUCTIO danger of losing the game. vorable, and contributed material The high school had hard luck which an ele with ly to the savings are their shooting and failed ment In dividend payments. A new on all many tries at the basket. Menaul schedule will be used In was forced to hard in the dividend fight 1922, under which the dividend Shall second half to hold their lead. O-LI- to holders will b' TE payments policy aiio revai PREST BATTERIES The lineup: increased. A. II. Si. 2nds Menaul 2nda. considerably Taxation, bears heavily on llfo Prest-O-Lit- F Prices on every e storage Hogrefe Vigil insurance companies, and last year The universal is battery Merrltt F Maestas sum popularity of Studebakcr Cars attested have been cut from 15 to 33 cent effective at C the Mutual Life paid tho large per Renjamin Jaramillo of $1,988,592 for state once. Rristow O Sandoval Federal, by the fact that the corporation enjoyed the biggest business., G county, and municipal taxen. Monkiewicz E. Vnsquez assets on 81 Substitutions: Renfro Mer The December in its history in the of 1921. These are not You the same for 1921, were $677,505,499, the liabil year "specials." get rltt, Long for Bristow, Allen for high-powere- d, long-live- d Prest-O-Lit- es ities were $649,453,912, and the guaranteed, Monkiewicz, Merrltt for Allen. reserve was n surplus contingency The sales of Studebaker ; that are now standard equipment on eighty-seve- $28,051,587. The Increase in as Cars were 29 greater than ia. makes of cars and trucks. ARIZONA BASKETBALL sets during, the year was $6,505,- - 1920, the fact that the total number 818, and the increase in surplus- notwithstanding of',' TYPICAL SAVINGS: SQUAD WINS 2 GAMES was $4,B3,044. cars sold of all other makes was 40 less than The life Insurance business is (except Ford) barometric, the volume of new is in 1920. battery type for Ford and other light picial Dispatch to hornin journal Stated otherwise, Studebaker's ratio of sales was new State College, N. M Feb. 4. sues rising and falling as business cars, price $20.90 The basketball team of the Univer- prospers or is depressed With all ,129 and the total of other makes 60, as compared with 1920. on the identi- sity of Arizona defeated the New signs pointing to a more healthy Yesterday's price business condition in cal Battery $29.60 Mexico A. and M. quintet in two 1922, it ia games, one in El Paso last night likely that, although life Insur- The number of Studebaker Cars sold in the of 1921 Price one year ago $36.00 by a score of 35 to 6 and the other ance had little to complain of in year here this afternoon by a score of 1921, the total amount of new in both Greater New York and in the Metropolitan District type for Essex, Hudson, Euick, Chand- 32 to 4. business issued in 1922 will be new much greater than it was last year. exceeded the sales of other make Ford. ler, etc., price $29.66 Tho removal of tho Federal In- any except come Tax on life Insurance as 12-vo- lt paid type for Maxwell, Dodge and death claims to is cer- six-cylind- LAMP corporations Studebaker is the world's of er Franklin $38.42 tain to give a strong impetus to largest producer same tho already heavy employment of cars. Yesterday's price, battery $41.30 life Insurance for the protection of Last year's price $53.10 S4 AIR business interests. The continu- BB ance of estate and inheritance tax- The only possible explanation of the of Drive around today. Get our new prices the es, Federal and state, will also popularity lowest measurably increase tho current Studebaker Cars lies in their de- jn years. Beats Electric or Gas year's Issues of life insurance quality, durability and And the decrease In unemployment pendable performance in users' hands. Proof that the cars A new oil lamp that gives an is bound to result in the addition morrow amazingly brilliant, soft, white of tens of thousands of wage-earne- stand in service with minimum repairs is evidenced mtq mimm salary-earne- rs up by light, even better than gas or elec- arid to tho poli- DISTRIBUTORS tricity, has been tested by the V. S. cyholders of the life companies. the fact that our sales of Repair Parts in 1921 were 12 less 313-31- and 35 univer Phone 893. 5 West Silver government leading I sities ana round to be superior to SEWER MAIN IsliuiLT than they were in 1919, notwithstanding that 118,000 new 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise no ON EAST SILVER AVE. cars were sold and put in operation in 1920 and 1921. Based pumping up, Is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 cent (i on the total estimated number of Studebaker per air and per The has Just finished Cars in opera- cent common kerosene (coal-oil- ). city laying an eight-Inc- h sewer main The Inventor, J. V, Johnson, along tion in 1921, we sold $16.00 worth of parts per car for re- Room 12, C09 W. Lake East Silver avenue to a point oppo- St., Chicago, site the band In Is offering to send a on 10 stand Highland from all causes, accidents. lamp park. This will sewer con- pairs including day's FREE trial, or even to give provide one FREE to the first user nections for toilet and rest, room in each which, to is to be locality who will help him intro- according plans, The materials and duce it. Write him erected somewhere near the band workmanship in Studebaker Cars today for full stand. The extension was made at particulars. Also ask him to ex- for measure to the standards known plain how you can the this time immediate needs of up highest to the auto- get agency, the Crosno and Shirley Apartments, and without experience or money known as mobile better intrinsic values can- make $250 to $500 Parle View Court, which industry. Substantially per month. are rapidly nearlng completion. be The steam heating plant has been not obtained at any price. The theory that high prices connected up and is providing heat fine is so that the plasterers and carpen- necessarily mean cars fallacious, simply because ters have been able to continue the intrinsic Interior finishing in spite of the prices are not based upon values but upon pro- cold weather. Visitors are daily going up on the roof garden to get duction costs of individual makers, which vary widely ac- To the Furniture ! a view of the city, mountains end to their and facilities. Trade Parents are not cording ability manufacturing valley. requested to let their children go up there " unattended, slnco the banisters and Obviously, high costs of production, inevitably arising from seats have not been Installed yet. incompetence or inadequate manufacturing facilities, mean Those born in February are fond not but inferior OUR of riches, according to an old only high prices actually cars. t '5 FACIORY 4 ,1$ now in and is operation, supplying many of the dealers with our goods Our With $70,000,000 of actual net assets plant is with the most modern "IV. 212 "avenue." including equipped machinery known to furniture manu E. Fee,' West Lead $36,000,000 of Studebaker stands facture, and our workmen are thoroughly trained, skilled furniture makers. plant facilities, unsur- i Our superintendent has had 35 years' passed in ability and resources to manufacture economically, V- experience making and designing furniture in this country and Europe. and give the intrinsic value for a i. greatest possible ' given; umLtwuHMiiiw BE LUXE price. . , . OUR LimuuMayimm SEE THE CAFE The Studebaker Corporation of America "KITCHEN c,,0"!!:1 "SHAMROCK ."Always the Bet.w Extension Dining Koom Table. THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY Q SJEEflS" YOUNG TURKEY ?Xn TABLE" and , " cjssaJScdroom DISTRIBUTORS. - T Tabourets, Sets, Etc, SPRING CHICKEN Have, ao Th Tw PHONE 671-- 519 West Central Avenue , Equals aaxsmasmasBaammmma mst,nT'j,ent SUNDAY DINNER The quality f our la and the 'if products high prices low. 'We are in a $1.00 MODELS AND PRICES V position to make furniture of and sell it below eastern ' quality makers. ' O. B. Faclorin Dealers, visit our factory when in Consisting of About a Dozen Albuquerque. Delicious Dishes. Write ua, we will have a LIGHT-SI- X SPECIAL-SI-X BIG-SI- salesman see you at the earliest possible date. , X MW,112'W.B.,40H.P. 12f W. B., 0 H. P. WE SELL TO MERCHANTS ONLY Come in and enjoy a good ( Sunday Dinner in the Ch"i S 875 Chassis $1200 Chais... $1500 warmest and nicest Cafe Turin 1045 Touring 1475 Touring ,1785 in the city. Roadster 1045 Roadster 1425 Coup 2500 SHAMROCK FURNITURE Co. Coupe-Roadst- er. Roadster 1478 Sedan 2700 1375 Albuquerque, New Mexico Mnslc Bjr ' Coup .. 2150, Sedan..,.,; 1750 Sedan 2350 GEO. E. BREECE, PATRICK ROBISON De Luxe Orchestra President Manager From 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. February 5, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pace Five SMART RUSSIAN styles and colors and may t o high 9 or low. often they reach almost 117 HOOT REPLACES to the knee and then attain they extend but a little above the ansklti and turn down with a narrow cuff. - ' The studied e,aieletsness of the b.V i ffth it t il VMTf J' '.I ofn wrinkles In tbeni are part ol n. Magazine The most Instructive This smart larsost, pair hen CATALCCUE " are of black paten, leather trimmed practical SnD CINEMA ACTRESS RESEMBLES with red suede. The T'reneh heels Issued In tho West. Every fit ard tiie French fleur-de-li- s hint Western Crower should have -- Paris he Its FREE for BEAUTY GHATS .'. j LADY OF THE DOLLAR V that may the originator cno. the asking. SILVER HI'S f y. f of this new boot for milady. Wrlto ', fij Ednn Kent Forbes. I it BAPTISTS LEAVE FOR itim seeo go. UF.il Hit . T' mm CHS v I THE CHILD'S DICT. and sweot to be taken often. i 1,1 SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET 15th and Market Sts.' And they need plenty of fruit, DE'iVcR, - COLORADO The of the child's diet and enough variety so they won't importance FIB The Bev S. !3. Bussell. superin- c upon its future health and good acquire prejudices to various SECT1 In S. too much cun-- J di.hes. tendent of work the Baptist looks is so great that left not be abbut it. A Two Sisters: The who is tiuntlay schools in ihi.. itaf, written great girl for Mobile, where i it and five feet one-ha- lf last night Ala., deal been written about six and inches BY HKMnV-MBACHA- vSfBK w- - lli-J- r KOUA 4 will tlie of the ?yet the mistakes that even inti should weigh 125 pounds at 16 he attend meeting make would be ludlc-vrou- s and the cne who is 13 a Organization of Ihe various de- southwldn conference of Sunday Kent parents years vlth school class if they weren't often so serious. height of five feet five and one-ha- lf partments of the Woman's club representatives. I I used to dine often at a nice lit-tt- inches should weigh 118 pounds. for the new was completed The conference is for the pur- year pose of school family restaurant the familiar Tho girl with blue eyes and light at the business mectiii" on outlining Sunday knew each brown will fintl all Friday -- work in the Baptist churches where the waitress hair that dark afternoon.' Tho the 'V? customer's name and history and colors will be becoming to her and following are fvj throughout the south. Th" confer, pet dishes and where in the old among the lighten ones will be hads of the departments: Art, .7 ence will last for three days, be- 00 chairman. Ali'f. Inm; Wcstlake: 7, "days one dined beautifully for blue, the shade of her eyes. The ginning February - Jcents. But this is beside the point girl with blue eyes and chestnut Mrs. S. 1 Miller; literatu"-- Mrs. Ccitrmle William- and a. nice looking young couple came hnir will bo able to wear all colors, chairman, Mrs. R. B. Stroup: di- Miss (Jertha Ptatfnrd of Albuquer- almcst every evening, with their especially shades of brown and rector, Mrs. fleorgo Vnlliant; que left Friday night for Mobile daughter. They green that bring out the reddish music, chairman, Mrs. E. A. Brad- to attend tho conference. tea strong. So did the tints in her hair. ford, director, Mrs. deorge K. Kv-cri- child and drank it every evening. Subscriber: The best thing to do domestic science, chairman, The present habitations of New ?I wonder what her complexion and in the case cf a soft corn is to have Mrs. Carl Mulky, director. Mis. C. York City could accommodate the J nervous system must have been as a chiropodist treat it, but if that A. Schunnker; civics, chairman, whole of the population of the "she grew older! They were such is not possible a good home treat- Mrs. T. (!. Winfrey, director, Mis state of Ohio. San intelligent looking couple too ment 1s to isolate it with absorbent C. II. Stearns; child welfare, chair- J with nothing in common with some cotton on whirh there is some pow- man, Mrs. Al Goodrich, director, cheer-- X usu- of the very poor people who dered alum. These corns are Dr. Margaret. Cartwil'-h- t; philan- fully stuff their babies with tea ally found between the toes and are thropy, chairr an Mrs. W. C. I run sic Jand coffee and baninas! partially blister and partially cal- Thaxton, diicctor, Mrs. C. H. Con- CIS Announcement! Children should never have stlm- - lous which makes them more, trou- ner. Win ulants like tea or coffee, it's bad blesome to cure than the ordinary The club decided to pave Its J; for the nerves. They never should corn. The powdered nlum will dry share of Cold rvenue with tno bent have white bread, it's not good for up the blister and the treatment material but will not con- same for available WHITEN 5 teeth or digestion. Whole wheat after that will be the as sider remodeling its building be- ' SE teeth and corn. BY I LOISII. bread will make strong the ordinary fore next fall. The yearly charlte liS I gums, and will give the In the ense of any kind of a corn, de- For three seasons tho unsightly For the benefit of healthy in GirL" ball given by tho child welfare child vitamincs, almost lacking never allow friction or pressure Maryland Morne, the "Dollar occur golosh has held the center of the Tress of two or partment n' the club will o:i on the juice lemons Swhito bread. Children need fruit from the shoe. Wear a felt Many nave uu.i production of 1'eter P. Kyne's story, April 1". The elafs In ed- HlaCT, not only the street but into a bottle tliree in- amount of chamois arcund the corn to pretty at.iu physical from the shoe containing those who have ond raisins and a certain ring called "million dollar girls," but "Kindred of the Dust." ucation now has thirty members every place depart- ounces of Orchard White, which sweet cakes and it if it is between the ! car- wholesome simple protect and Maryland Morne is known as the and meet.-- every Wednesday morn- ment to the comic artists' any storo will for can cover it well with Closc-Vp- s, drug supply puddings. They they get alcng toes absorbent "dollar girl." Maryland is a "mil- at 1 0 o'clock for an danc- toons. Now after serving milady a and those which is too rich cotton. ing hour's so so few cents, shake well, and you quired, without candy, lion dollar girl," too, but she gets Although not generally known, and All is neces- long and so nobly, albeit t cast ing exorcise. that tho have a quarter-pin- of harmless her other from the fact Gertrude Astor was originally II clumsy, it is rumored that lemon-bleac- appellation sary to Join is membership in the and delightful h lotion who are for that she greatly resembles that as the mother in Marv Plckford's Woman's r'.uh, n reckless faithful old golosh is to make wa.- to soften and whiten waiting Goddess of on one "Little Lord Latei dlsregari for tho newer and smarter Rus- red, rough Liberty engraved Fauntlcroy." of grace, symmetry or age nnd the or chapped hands. This home- side of the silver dollar. Los Ange- tho star decided to play "Dearest" of a costume; the cos- sian boot. The goloah, with Its Is the of this les believe that as well as the title role. " possession and made lemon lotion far super- opening cinematographers tumes, thus far, ranie from oiv fascinating, flopping ungainly ior to glycerin nnd rose water kousekeepikg they have found a true representa- piece suits and tennis shoes shape, seems to pale in popularity mil tive of Hellenic or Grecian Mermaid Comedies has followed bathing as the fickle women flock to to smoothen tho skin. Famous Exclusive Ladies' the type to gym suits and ballet slippers and buy beauties uiie it bleach By VAVKA A. RIRItMAN. in Miss Morne. Her measurements the example of Sennett and Chris-li- the new Russian boots. stage to anything In between that promises ami mat soit, Clear, in addition to her features compare and decided to discard "bathing freedom of motion. If enthusiasm These boots are made in many nring with those as- in its fun-film- s. white complexion, because 'and Children's if - favorably generally girls" is any gauge of merit, tho class Is doesn't Irritate. MORE FOR OLD SILK the ladders, wind In cribed to the statuesque classical a hniro ISES right through Most out announce- siicresii. - to - Wear, STOCKINGS. balls, giving a good pull through type. people get Mrs. F. II. Mefiulre - and Mrs. Ready your hands as you wind. The re- Before entering pictures Miss ment cirds when thcy gct married. John A. McLean were Morne her career as a model Miller is to re- received int.i Still the answers are coming in sult Is a sort of silk cord, as the began Pntsy Ruth going the club af) members. After th wish to and New York clothiers were eager verse tho process. She's Store, state ? from my column readers in reply stockinet rolls up when pulled. This getting business session tea nnd cakes '.to of several weeks cord can be knit or crocheted into for her services. She then went on out announcements that she isn't ALEHTIRES my suggestion to reason is voe served by Mrs. T. P. Hanson that me a line rugs and table covers, making real- the stage and from there the married. The that Rulh Mrs. M. A. that our are Jago they drop telling screen. Miiler was married In Tis and Brennan, member.) OLD DOC BIRD SAYS goods me of the usefc to which they put ly pretty eftects with color com- recently of the pocial committee. "worn-ou- Is In the role are t silk stockings. Tho fol- binations, Roman She soon to appear Angeles. But they not the In la 't and particularly of in It. A. Walsh's fame at nil. week's mention ff paint- arriving daily lowing helpful letter came from a stripes with black and bright colors. Jane McKaye girl ings exhibited members of th" s: by the and make reader who is working for war I knit scarfs for the refugees in this Buy material club's art classes, tho name of Mrs them yourself. We have it in will be way and there is no reason why J. M. Doollttle, who contributed we ready to 1. out not be various ways. Then we have' J "If the foot only is worn caps, or even sweaters could some uonrl w.atT w.v--- it. I about very colors, cut it off, hem the bottom of the knit of usually cut it omitted, l'r.1. John V'. Wilso'i 15c 25c. with the new cot-to- n one-ha- lf Funny Valentines, nml leg loosely and draw on over a inch wide, but it varies also had three which sh," open well within shoes with of HEW pastels stocking high different weights stockings. THE painted under the of .. Lally-l'o- p Valentines 23c. af- Jto the plebian cotton 7. When are perfectly ggE3ATI0 tutorage est the market camouflage stockings sister of tho famous evangelist shocking and also to give extra hopeless for any of the above uses, Ily JANE rilELPS Hand Colored Valentines 10c of song writer, C. O. Kxcoll. .Trd're ?warmth. wwden ones being the best, . Mrs. P. fo ".")(, anil bits nnd lots (if 2. and J. Barnes loaned thro.' fords some time Stocking legs If whole make course. I cut right down the back water colors Ones for school chil- excellent for sleeves. seam and the bottom cf by Larrcona Birth. Penny lining through TED WALTERS ASKS JOAN TO said she would rathe.' be the big- n ta'cntcd of modi, i dren; nlso 3. babies' caps can be the foot, holes, darns, ladders ana exponent the the month Pretty s. MAKRY HIM. nut rhe knew and be free to school of Next week's Jmade from delicate colored stock-Jing- and thorn out as as gest Knglish ort. during all, open flat to con- h- Valentino Place Cards 25c nnd The hem at the of the of do as she wished than be proernm wl'l devoted to chibl top possible. Layer after layer these, CHAPTER 84. ventional." welfare with Mrs. V. LabcKe 85c dozen. of stocking-le- g forms that is criss-cros- s, coverlet Kmily the part laid pad a very Joan and had no all loader. February. pulled down over baby's head, the nicely in lieu of cotton batting. her mother "That talk Is like the measles, Valentino Tally Curds, 25c and ifort end of the stocking being cut The outside is made like tny quilt, more cosy private talks until after on the surface. It seldom strikes Hoe dozen. "off, and the cut part gathered and tufted with worsted. I already have Ted Walters went back to college. In. Joan will wonder a couple of e she for Jfinished with a tassel. This end made twenty-fiv- cf these quilts for For one he had Joan so verira from now how stood Valentino Heart Boxes 25c, 35c over in loose were warm thing kept It." 75c each. Jfalls a long, point. the refugees and they she had no time, and for an- and Watch for 4. Beautiful babies' shirts can and soft and cost not a penny. busy "If she would only marry Ted Foley's papers colored stoc- I not ex- other Margaret had wisely decided I--2o Valentino Prize Toppers 75c be made from light Now, Miss Kirkman, do to see Walters. He went back last night. J2id I use cotton or wcol to keep aloof a bit and if Joan I r.m to if she refused lies' Tai and $1.2 5 dozen. king legs. silk, pect you publish half this letter, would not miss her. She hnd been dying know, COMPOUND announcement of Jfor refugee babies, making tire but I was glad of the chance to him? i know he intended to ask IT IS JUSl' WHAT CHILDREN double if thin. Cut open free mind on as the hurt that her suggestion that Joan Viilcnllne Party Cups 10c cncli, No.10 garments my the subject, live with her had not been received her." ought to have for feverish colds, coughs, dozen. arsrmiran U "down the back seam and cut out tendency to waste, in the me eo I Jil.00 Date. two general differently. Did Joan expect to "Why didn't you tell "snufiles," and that tight, wheezing Opening Tthe back from one leg and tho average woman of today, (even the could will her to have him, cast a Nut 65c and fronts from the other, utilizing the makes me sad." live that cra2y sort f a life always breathing. It stops croup, too. it eases Valentine Cups poor ones) on tables, spell over her? Then you could end checks measla $1.00 dozen. We Sliem that already exists for the bo- There! I think we all owe this dancing whirling we'd all live whooping cough, kcA oose around cross-legge- d marry me and happy ttom of the shirt. The front can be reader friend a vote cf thanks for rooms, sitting cough and bronclnal coughs. and . ever a.'ler as do in tho Valentine Ice Cups $1.00 'left whele, like the back, if desired her don't on the f'oor? It was ridiculous. they story splendid letter, you? She cooks. Every User a Friend $1.75 dozen, We will the slip-o- would of it all in that land the shirt used as a But tire time, in t had boon ths crouc it carry on co- was bound to be tho outcome of "Nonsense!' Margaret blushed My till having g ,'I made the front open, sew WILL RETAIN O'XEILL. every few mfllittj, to I bcan Giving her h tew Q Valentino Napkins, 15c dozen. tton and make ana this way of living In a rlrl brought, adorably. Arnm nf Vs.lr. n llr.r.,, BnA T Im m 9 as- facings buttons Feb. 4. J. most buttonholes. The sleeves corhe out New York, Frank up as Joan had been, with the con- - "It isn't nonsense! I love you, (iireo hoara. Tha mht she slept well, never Valentine Perorated. now weVNfcNe complete who will be re- on it until coughed any, and next day her cold was gaou." Crepe V'of the Bind the neck (Buck) O'Neill, ventions of generations of simple land I r.'iall keep saying Bolt. ankle parts. tained Columbia as foot bull to me I Mrs. H. M. Punley, Stanford. Kv. Paper 25c of "with a bit of soft bias goods. I by and right living behind her. Yet! you marry me shut up. children hsd a attsch sortment Ladies, coach next fall, will be assisted by love "My three very severe tlmprovised my from (an old Margaret often felt like asking: love you! I you." ef whooping cou,'1 . The firt few doses of pattern John C. of the 192(1 worso Joans Jbabv shirt and have mad over Depler. captain "How long, oh, how long?" "You are than loley'a Honey and far g;ive them ureal relief, Children's and In- the from old University of Illinois eleven, it was talk of Bohemians," friends. She wants me to bring a nnd it did them flood." Mrs. C. Hostler, 1,000 for refugees "They being Cjrsnd Islanrl. Neb. under-'wea- r. announced tonight. Tom Thorpe, .she said "No crowd down to srfme new tea house Jstockings and from Unit to Craig Forrester. 'a Tor has used who assisted O'Neill last fall, gne Bohemian on earth has the notions Just opened. She's always trying Foley Honey and been STSORB'S BOOK fants' Ready-to-Wea- r s, for more than in thousands R. When the legs are full of to New York university In 1922. those young things have." to help someone. Poor girl, she is thirty years none of the above devices "They are nuts, mo?t of them, her own worst enemy, But she will of homes for relief from coughs, colds, ' hoarse-oca- and Millinerv Jean he resorted to. But one can Try 'cm Thnmas' Orcmcdins, 10 plain nuts!" Craig answered. 'have to go her own way I am spasmodic croup, tickling throut, The management of the this: Cut round and round, cents druggists. Joan said like that! , afraid until she tires or it. whooping cough, bronchial cotsgbs STORE ;do something m "Of course we u go; we nave and the that follow influenza 01 Imperial Laundry has to be found in the as well cougiu cat somewhere, and may la grippe. built this business upon help some tyro in the game as these overlords uptown who rob one of Sold everywhere. the solid Southwest. their last cent then fail to say thank you. "When shall we go?'' "Any time you say." FOUNDATION "Tomorrow night then. There s Remember THE NATIONAL Joan now! I knew her ring. Run along please, Craig. X want to see Where You Get her alone." of "That's It! Throw me out! his That Good GARMENT CO. aggrieved manner, so exaggerated, made Margaret laugh heartily. But Dinner SERV1C1 she waved him away. Sunday dear! I knew It "Come right in, we Ice Cream M. was you so sent Craig away so OSOFF, tf ! talk. Mgr. could have a nice comfy ( . s service we mean "I passed him at tho door He Ey here an awful lot." that no is finished Mar- job 403 "Lay your hat off, Joan, until it merits YOUR West Central garet ignored her remark regard- Conspicuous ing Craig. "Now tell me what you approval. these last few have been doing sne days? It is good to see you, You are the one to added and kissed her fondly. nose "Ted asked me to marry him last please. pores night," Joan returned with her usual bluntness. "I don't mean ne wanted to get married last night, .,.. i. nmnto mo to nromise. ana grow neglected ! larger if then get married after he finished THE IMPERIAL college. He is graduated in June, The of face are as fine as those on pores your not other tell Co-Operat- yoYSTTknowl What did you ive LAUNDRY CO. parts of your body. Msiquerqise On the h'"That I wouldn't marry him, of nose, especially, there are more fat glands, and there 211-13-- voice broke a bit, Phones 15 is more are course," Joan's activity of the pores. If these pores not properly making Margaret want to smile. Association Dairy 148-44- 9 stimulated , course?" and cleansed, they clog up and become enlarged. "Why, of to d W. Silver "Oh, I told him Just what I 321 Second Phone 351 To reduce follow this, . . ( Via would North enlarged pores, every night simple you the otner aay, umi. " and leave me a w idow treatment: ngreo to die would s iwhen I tired of him, why I It. What do you think a soft cloth from hot lather think about very water, the silly said?" .. . . . n rRING Woodbury's Facial Soap, then hold it "I haven't the sngniesi. he'd agree to take a to face. "He said told your J dose ot poison the very day I When the heat has expanded the poren, rub in mm i was iireu ui u..... You've Never Tasted fresh "A very comfortable arrange very gently a lather of Woodbury's. i am sure." ment, I him 8 Repeat this hot water, and lather application "But that would make Oh be dreadful. Like Them several once nose ' suicide, and that Would Goody! Anything times, stopping at ifyour feels 'So I told him no that I wasn t go sensitive, , i I was i going Ing to get married, that not nose 30 seconds with to devote my life to doing good Finish by robbing the for a man-war- ming his i to on a ice. waiting must ard plaa piece of slippers and making ters for him' when he took coUL Journalism will give me th oppor GET a cake of Woodbury's today, at any drug store or toilet do want to he tunlty, Mumsie. I who goods counter, and see what an improvement this treatment the poor unfortunate people - had a chance to express will make the first time you use it. never have I Cremi although it Dips Do .not to in a week a condition from expect change resulting right as much as It is mine. long neglect. But follow the treatment persistently and you "So vou sent Ted away? (An Ice Cream Confection) will be ablo to reduce the and make them in "Yes!" a tear fell quickly down enlarged pores . u - Joan's cheek-- Margaret seeing conspicuous, ' smiled. Things weren't so baa alter A 25-ce- cake of Woodbury's lasts for a month or six weeks all. of and for use. The Andrew this treatment general cleansing . ' Cincinnati New York and Ontario. HOI RPOOK. 10 CENTS Jergens Co., Perth, , ARIWA. TO HAVELANEW BANK (Speclnl Cnrretpondrnre to The Journal.) For Sale by ROYAL, PALACE, HIGHLAND, B. RUPPE, FEE'S CANDY STORE Holhrook. Ariz.. Feb. 4. Incor- poration .papers for a new bank,. to V METROPOLITAN, PICCININI, and ' known as the Bpnk of.Hnlbrook. everywhere. iStm been forwarded M Phoenix. The capital will be $200,000. Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL February 5, 1922

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1 WtU aLriaaafefttetifeaLywi January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL: Page Seven. "SOPHS" PROVE DUKE CITY GIRLS REV. T. H. HARVEY TO RADIO SET FOR TALK AT MI ADVANTAGES OF LY IN FELLOWSHIP WINE AS! LUNCH AT Y. M. C. A.

JOINS TENNIS COLLEGE COURSE TROOP A TO BE SANTA FE GAME "A nmn with a heart" is the sub- ject which Rev. T. II. Harvey has The advantages of a year of col- The Albuquerque High school chosen fur his address at the "Y" lege education were demonstrated girls' team which went to Santa Fo fellowship lunch at 6:15 o'clock m m & m t LEAGUERS conclusively yesterday afternoon HERE WEEK An- mi$. DI6 THIS with the when the, sophomores of the state yesterday for game this afternoon. M, B. Fitzgerald university defeated the freshmen in cient city sextette, had little diffi- will sing several solos. Other musi- the annual cane rush at the varsity culty romping off with a victory. cal numbers are being arranged. 6Z UiimiUMtm siukl: Associa- field. to Include Tele- The local crew the All men and boys visiting in the Accepts National The affair was one of the most Equipment captured are long end of a 29 to 9 score. The city urged to attend the lunch. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. tion Bid; to Hold State spirited and least bloody ever seen phone, Telegraph and on the varsity field, although Sun- girls will return to the city today. Tournament on New day's pants of the vintage of 1916 Buzzer; Seven New Mem- suffered much in the melee. Courts in Spring. The object of the game wag to bers Needed in Troop. BELGIAN AMBASSADOR caiiture canes from the other side, Nation-Wid- e each the in PRAISES CONFERENCE The Albuquerque Country club of participants the scrap Troop "A," the headquarters has nn invitation to being given one to start with. Am- accepted join d New Mexico national bidextrous contestants had a decid-- troop of the (My The Assnrlnted PrcM.i ' ho southwestern division of the with advantage since they could guard, will soon be equipped Feb. 4 (by the Money-Savin- g National Tennis association which own canes "Washington.' swing their with the complete sets of radio, telegraph, Do Car-tie- r, carries with it the provision for canes from Associated Press.) Earon Program a state tournament right hand while taking and buzzer instruments. conducting the enemy with the left. telephone Belgian ambassador, and here once a year. The acceptance The first conflict between the The requisition was received at arms delegate, made the follow- has been made possible by the two clasps ended in a tie, each side headquarters yesterday. The in- ing Ftatement tonight concerning decision to install two new courts capturing five sticks from the other. struments will be regular army the conference: on the club grounds immediately. The program called for a finish style of the best and latest type. "The Washington conference ' The tennis committee of the however, so the scrap was The radio transmission and re- will stand forth in history as one Men's fight, IB Overalls the tour- epoch-makin- club is already planning repeated and the sophomores won ceiver sets are valued at nearly of the g events of BANISH THE FIRST nament which will be held late by a score of six to four. $1,000 each and are sufficiently the world, for it was inspired by in the spring anticipating entries Following the cane rush the strong to give universal service. noble motives of Justice and hon- GRAY HAIR Here are the kind of Overalls o in In re- from a number New Mexico classes held an obstacle race, There are seven vacancies or. Conceived by the great J)0 NOT despair when that first grayhalr clubs such as Santa Rita which the and it is desired to fill of Amer- that every man will appreciate Hurley, the sophomores again proved troop public, the United States appears. Keep your youthful appcar-tmc- e and Dawson. El Paso, Bisbee and victorious. Nails carelessly lelt in these th!s week before Inspection. ica, its high-minde- d chlf by streaked or as a wonderful value. Made to which run- through tinting gray, faded, Phoenix are among the big clubs the barrels through the Boys who are Interested should executive, President Harding, and bleached hair to its color in the southwest division of the ners had to crawl proved very effi- information at the arm- Its illustrious of state, instantly original give lot3 of room in detail apply for secretary any shndc of brown or black. "Browna-tonc- ," every national association. The head- cient in the removal of surplus whero will find either Mr. the conference will ory they Hughes, the modern hair tint, is guaranteed where room is needed quarters of the division are at clothing. Captain Love or Sergeant O'Doll be recorded, I believe, as a tri- through Phoenix with Mrs. Lewis as sec- absolutely harmless to the hair, scalp or In charge at all times during the umph of American foresight, ikin. the knees, across the chest! Seams double stitched' retary. All playing will bo done BUSINESS AT courage and in interna- Kasily applied at home. Will not POSTAL day. capacity rr.b or w;ih off and best 220-weig- blue undor national rules. tional diplomacy, a diplomacy cannot be detected. and the material quality denim! Two new courts, one cement VEGAS IS INCREASING Arabians salute each other by founded on Justice and good will Sold at all dealers 50c and $1.50. Trial bottle sent and one possibly of asphalt, will Las N M., Feb. 4. Dur- placing cheek against check. to all." direct for 10c. The Kenton "Vegas, Pharmacol bo laid directly west ofthe pres- ing the incumbency of Judge E. V. Co., 613 Coppla Bid., ent court. Work will be begun Long 'as postmaster, the East Las Covlnflton, Ky. shortly on these with the hope of Vegas postoffice has seen an in- their completion within three crease in business of almost 100 BR0WNAT0NE weeks. Decision to put in addi- per cent, and will be, advanced in 1 tional courts was made at a re- rating on July 1. The judge took cent meeting of the stockholders office in August, 1914, giving up a For and Certain of the club. large law practice to devote all his Quick Results try the Journal Want Ad Columns. With the additional courts it is time to postal business. The Stamp of Quality. expected that interest in tennis at Receipts of the office in 1911 were in 1921 were , the Country club will be greatly $14,653.30; they increased. The present court is in $27,415.63. The number of par- use every Sunday in spite of the cels insured in 1914 was 4,134, and cold weather and is entirely in- in 1922, 14.649. iliilpll in warmer months. It is The parcel post service Is doing adequate varied business. expected that the tennis commit- an increasing and tee will conduct a number of Recently it moved an entire sec- r .tournaments to stimulate interest ond hand store stock from this in the sport. C. M. Barber, Rich- city to Taos. and East Las Vegas has been fortu- ard P. Woodson, Jr, Stewart nate MacArthur compose the tennis in its postmasters. For eight of club. years preceding Judge Long it had committee the F O. who was instrumental Blood, BALDWIN-BUIL- T Piano or In bringing the service to a high Becausevevery I 1 state of efficiency. Player 'Piano is constructed in its entirety in It is understood that I ! generally BALDWIN FACTORIES, every BALDWIN, Y. W. C. A. NOTES M. M. Padgett, a former newspa- per man, will soon receive the ap- ELLINGTON, HAMILTON and HOWARD pointment to succeed Judge L0113. Piano and every TTLanuf '? carries the un- Evfcry year the "C. U. P." club conditional of the Baldwin Piano has a "Mother's dinner. It DEATHS AND FUttERALS guarantee Day" in instru-meri- ts the girl's own mother is not here Co. Every detail of construction these she brings someone's else mother. JENKINS The body of Philip is of unquestionable quality and every This year the dinner is to be held R. Jenkins, who died near Sais finished instrument must undergo the severest on Tuesday night of the last week station in Valencia county, was and before it is for on February. Miss Antoinette shipped last night on train No. S inspection testing passed Chauvin is in charge of the pro- to Adel, la., for burial. C. T. shipment. gram. French had charge of The automobile in be- The Rose Garden club will meet BALDWIN products have captured prac- industry has the last ten years Monday evening, February 6, at all over the world within the Nordhaus home. MA CHUG H Mrs. TCatherlne tically every prize come of The Toto club met Wednesday MacHugh, 40 years old, died at hei the last twenty years, among them the LEGION one the largest in the About it Herbert afternoon in the recreation room rooms on East Central avenue at 1 OF HONOR to us the French nation country. Y. W. C. A. for a given by at the short o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs. of in con- business meeting. Their advisor, MacHugh hag lived in Albuquerque in recognition the advance piano Hoover, of Mrs. M. J. Helmlck, met with ,1ust one month and is survived by struction, an achievement of THREE-QUARTER- S secretary commerce, says: her C. them. husband, P. MacHugh of of a CENTURY of careful and ap- Thursday afternoon Miss Flor- Qulncy, 111. Funeral arrangements , study ence Adams went to the Rio win bo announced later, c. r. plication, and the only firm in the world ever Grande industrial school, south of French Is in charge. honored that way. "Its has town, to conduct a play hour. development passed through many stages. At their Y. W. meeting Friday CASTILLO Sarlta S. Castillo, Let us tell you more about these truly ar- afternoon the Indian girls discuss- 47 years old, dlea yesterday morn- a then a ill- and de- Originally plaything, then a definite ed the topic of friendship. Sev- ing at 11 o'clock after a short tistic instruments about our interesting luxury, eral stories of great friendships ness, .Tose Savedra y Jaramillo ferred payment plan. extended in liv- were told. and Edwardo S. Apodaca. broadly part our American standard of The Adelante club met for sup- her brothers, were present at per and a short business meeting the time of her ffeath. Funeral - ing, and finally an efficient and humdrum addition to our Wednesday night. services will be held tomorrow RIEDLJHG 1SI3S0 SO. A conference of Y. W. C. A. morning at 8 o'clock, when high of secretaries has been called for requiem mass will be held at the transportation system ever it is Sacred Cor- 221 West Central. Phone 987 widening importance, March 14 and 15 in Albuquerque Heart church. Father of a dova will officiate. Garcia and now our THIRD LARGEST MANUFACTURING for the purpose planning Sons are In INDUSTRY. survey of needed Indian work in charge. New Mexico and Arizona. Miss Bertha Eckert, one of the field secretaries, in charge of Indian work will be here for the It supports 1,250,000 people employed in the industry "The Oldest Life Insurance Company in America" and their families." SUIT IS STARTED AGAINST BARELAS

. BRIDGE REPAIRMEN And this industry is more important to Albuquerque that the sum of $121 Mutual Life , Claiming The Is due for materials furnished, the is New Mexico Steel company filed than it to the nation as a whole. The men in suit yesterday in Justice of the Insurance of engaged Peace George Roddy's court, at- Company New York taching the materials and machin- the sale, repair, maintenance and of automobiles ery owned by Exon and Plgman, 34 Nassau Street, New York. upkeep who have been in charge of th? repair work at the Barelas bridge. with its The reason given for the attach- 1921 supply Albuquerque second payroll; ment proceedings is that the com- In largest In- pany believes the contractors one-hal- tend to movo the property from Paid Policy Holders a Total of Inore than f millions of dollars a the county. Hearing on the case year. : will be held Thursday morning at $95,239,239 10 o'clock. One Billion Seven Hundred and Thirty-Si-x Million Dollar to Something new, Thomas paid Just as the of the automobile manufactur- 10 cents, for sale everywhere. Policyholders since the Company began busir:j in 1843 prosperity is a Dividends to Policyholders in 1921, $26,090,345 ing industry pronounced influence in the prosperity Total Dividends to Policyholders Since the Beginning of Business of $361,455,227 the nation so the prosperity of Albuquerque's second ilgllig At the 5th Total Paid for Insurance Established in 1921 Annual largest industry, the automobile industry, effects the New Light on Albuquerque $343,750,863 Automobile prosperity of Albuquerque; - Batteries Show, j Insurance in Force December 31, 1921 Armory, "Since all batteries look so much $2,472,651,779 Feb. 23, 24, 25, like on the outaide, how am I going all of the It is business for to tell which one has the most vfilue good us to make business good for inside?" Automobiles That is a practical every-da- y ques- Balance Sheet December 31, 1921 Sold in the men in tion and it has a simple every-da- y New Mexico engaged that answer. industry. ASSETS Be What greater assurance could LIABILITIES Will you Real Estate 11,706,467.08 Policy Reserve .. $569,804, ,963.00 possibly have than the following com- Loans Displayed bination of facts: Mortgage 111,760.8(15.78 supplementary cpntract Re- Policy Loans 96,750,337,11 serve 4,255 926.33 For Your 1 In It- -' AUTOMOBILE Extraordinary quality the battery U. S.. Liberty Bonds 88,279,050.00 Other Policy Liabilities 8,035 ,790.42 Convenience. ALBUQUERQUE TRADES ASSOCIATION aelf, ai shown by the choice of the Willard Bonds Threaded Rubber Battery as standard Other 329,928,625.78 Premiums, Interest and Rents equipment by the manufacturers of 173 Stocks, . , i 17,092,790.50 paid in advance 1,386 162.29 ' makes of cars and trucks. Interest and Rents due and Miscellaneous Liabilities ... 1,242 ,180.03 3 A nation-wid- e organization to serve you; accrued 8,861,375.34 Roscrve for Taxes In and payable Premiums in course of col- -. 1922 8,883 025.10 McCollough-Buic- k 3 A record for quality and service dating Co., Joyce Battery Station, back nearly to the beginning of the lection 5,320,532.66' Pividends payable in 1922.. 29,831 279.17 ' automobile. Cash ($6,155,422.04 at Reserved for Future Deferred J. Korber & Morrow Auto You don't need a formal invitation. Interest) . 8,684,497.22 Dividends . 81,014 535.45 Company, Company, Cash advanced to claims Reserve Come in any old time and get some new pay 1,125,957.30 Contingency Storage Service ' (Surplus) 28,051, 686.81 Battery light on this battery question. v...... Kistler Overland Company, 1 Total Admitted Station, Auto Assets. .$877,505,499.27 Total Liabilities $677,805,400.27 White Garage, McCloskey Butler Auto Company, 1 Company Roland Sauer & Company, ' R. L. & Antomobllo Electricians Ten Years' progress Dodson Company, ; Willard Storage Battery . New Mexico Motor Corpor- Distributors Payments to Insnrnneo Central Auto and Machine 408-41- Doc. 31 Assots LlnWlKlo Income Phono 846-- 0 W. Copper Surplus Policyholders In Force ation, 1911.... . $587,1 80.23 $575,810,648 $11,310,620 $ 84,013,851 $57.0.".2,58 . $1,504,074,663 Works, 1021.... . 677,505,400 640,453,912 28,051,587 133,388,283 05,239,230 2,472,651,779 Cooper Motor Company, McCloskey Auto Company, Hoover Motor Company, J. Myers, II. COOriS, j. Manager Quickel Auto Company, Paulin Motor Company, FOR NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA American Garage, . E. Blils, attenes jS. E. Corner Gold Avenue and Second Street, Albuquerque, N. M. Boatright Rubber Company, Lauderbaughi Motor Co.

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the cross based on acts more deserving than his own. WE REALLY SHOULD REMEMBER TO MAKE A MEMOR-ANDU- ftLBUttHERCDEKOENISGjCUnmi It would be well If awards of military and naval decorations were on the exalted DAY. MM NEWSPAPER always premised TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS SOME CLASS3IFSEP AN INDEPENDENT held General of : Published Hy standard by Pershing, Lack proper joruxvTj rutusniMi company discrimination in such matters must cheapen tho CARL C. MAOKE, D. A. MACPUKKSON. award, which should always be guarded against. WANTED Houses FOR RENT Apartments Presidont. Kecrotary. la At the same timo it a remarkable commentary WANTED Fur niched houses to rent In KOH HUNT Furnished apartment; also D. A. MACPHKliKON .Business Wannfrer tho of routine that General 1I parts of town. McMlllton & Wood. gam ye. Ph one UilO-P- .. Editor-in-Chi- upon process military ' . . . WANTED Four-rouu- three-roo- CART., C. MAdKH act in the campaign against the Moros i cottage, cloge i FOU HUNT Two and apart- RKPHESRXTATIVES Pershing's furnished or partly, by February 2 ments. S23 South Thlrd should have had to wait so long for tha proposed ..... vuiw i ncno niuutiio ii rem lenaun- - C. J. ANDERSON Marqiicite Rldg., Chicago, 111 FOR F.ENT Three furmsned housekeep- rooms. 819 North Fourth street. HAM? FT. R. MVLU'lAK . ,48 R 42dBt., Now York recognition. Bu:niieBB. oee iw an offer jj, w. vvuotwor th ing !Co , city. Foil RENT Three furnished rooms. as secenii-c-las- s mutter at tho Entered postoffirte WE WANT sleeping porch and bath, 633 South of N. M., under act of Congress of A AMERICA. property to ell: It worth Albuquerque, FRIEND OF th money we can move It; see our Broadway. Mnrch IT, IS 79. anvertiscmenti under real eatate for FOll KENT Two rooms for light house- nle; if were thus adver-tlee- with water. 401 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION James Bryce wrote Tho American Common- your property keeping, running Dally. by carrier or by mail, one month, 85c; it would move, wouldn't It? J. I.. Pnuth Seventh. wealth In tho true spirit of criticism. He had Phillips, Ileal Estate, 110 South Third, FOR KENT Two beautiful clean rooms, yearly, in advance, ?9,00. 3G4-- capacity for such work. He produced phone for housekeeping, newly decorated, rant "Tho Morning Journal has a higher circulation reasonable. S03 Kent. historical books of but none FOR SALE rating: than is accorded to any other paper In New other great merit, Furniture FOR KENT Two furnisnrd rooms, for Mexico." The American Newspaper Din-'or- y. which added to the fame secured to him by this VtlKNITUKB HKPA1KIKCI and upholster. light housekeeping; adulti ; no .ick. The only paper in New Mexico issued every clav one. No one was more astonished than he by tho Inn. Phone 471. Ervln 3eddlnsr Co. 724 South Second. in FURNITURE tor etnves, FOR RENT Unfurnished the year. of tho work, in tho United States especi- sale; dining set. THU PRESS reception Deas, aresners, etc J09 South Broad apartment; two sleeping porches. 208 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED was as way. North 1950-- l to ally, where it accepted the authoritative Walnut, phone The Associated Press exclusively entitled FOU ot unfurnished of news credited to of oil- - political institutions. SALti Furnltura five rooms, FOR KENT Large apart- the use, for all study phonoRxuph, piano, can rent ment; hot water and steam heat. 1215 it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also The material had been gathered almost at hap- S20 North Twelfth. West Roma, phono 400-- the locnl news published herein. hazard, Mr. Bryce was wont to declare, and the Foil 8A t,R Just received another car- FOR RENT Unfurnished three-roo- load ot high-grad- e 404 New book was designed to enlighten his own country used furniture, from apartment, West Lead. Apply 6, 19 22 Colorado Springs; prlcca smashed. S25 Republic Cafe', 122 West Central. SUNDAY February South men on a subject of which they were sadly ignorant First. FOR RENT Four-roo- unfurnished But he brought to his study an keen FOR SALE Furniture at factory prlcis apartment, modern and clean; Bleeping extraordinarily which makes It less i'econd if 1122 Soulh Tnrc lOVE OF I'OWEll AXD- - mind unusual of cost than porch desired. Arno, and depth understanding, coupler', hand goods. Come and see for yourself. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with American I!23 with sympathy and interest not theretofore evinced Furnltura Co., South gas, private entrance, furnished for Power is for n It should be statement light housekeeping. 708 South Third. purpose. regarded by Englishmen in American affairs, His WA"NTED as means to an eiul, not as an end in itself. Sup- of and he formed from consld Ranch es FOR KENT Nlceb furnished a facts the opinions ' apartment with sleeping porch. 6L4 a modern hydro-electr- ic Vn.l libTo hear from owner ''having Coal. 518 pose we were to look at eration of them withstood test of examina- . West Inquire at South With. every farm for tale; (rlva particular! and a Three-roo- fur- plant with its tremendous power for generating tion. His work became an American textbook and' lowest price. John J. TUack. New Mex- FOR KENT modern we were to "what Is ico street, Chippewa Falls, Wis. nished apartment, close In. Phone 290, current. Suppose that ask, in large degree It has formed that starting point oi or Inquire Dodson's Oarage,- 400 North) the power used for?" and were told, "O, nothing: all historical studies of the government of the United Fourth. We Just generate, power for the sake of tho power," States undertaken since its issue. FOR KENT Three-roo- apartment, pri- 9.266 cases. Firsts, 37c; ordinary vate entrance, partly furnished: can ba wo would decide that the engineer and financiers Viscount Bryce was one of the grand old men firsts, 81 33c; miscellaneous. 35 seen by appointment. Call 1088-J- , after were insane. of Great Britain. He devoted many years to the 36c. 7:30 p. m. FOR RENT Furnished three Hydro-electri- c run Poultry Alive, unchanged. apartment, are built to factories service of his and its government, but the n plants country Potatoes Market dull. Receipts rooms, glassed-i- sleeping porch, heat or cities. They are a means to an end. fruits of his and labors usually 63 cars. and water furnished. 1606 East Central. light diplomatic personal Total U. S. shipments 503 1022-- A man to train himself for power In were kind were cars, Wisconsin phone strives of stich that their benefits widely sacked round tw a white. $1.76 011.90; FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment, medicine, or the law, or as a machinist, or as enjoyed. He contributed vastly to strengthening Michigan ditto, rooms, Bleeping porch, iath, steam heat this power, the bonds of $1,700)1.85 cwt; Minnesota ditto, and kitchen range; large screened porch. politician. Suppose, having acquired friendship, through creating $1.651.80 cwt.; Idaho sacked Fifth. were to "I did it to see if I could," and between Britain the United (:3North he say, just Great and Russets mostly $2.40 cwt.; Colo- FOR RENT Two rnon.f, two clothe should then make no pood use of it. possessing States. On his last visit to tho country, as a lec- rado sacked Brown Beauties $2.00. closets large pantry, bath adjoining, to sickness and col- completely furnished for housekeeping! the power relieve distress; qualified turer at the Institute of Politics at Williams desirabla 414 West Coal. KANSAS CITY location. to write laws and solve great governmnntal prob- lege, Massachusetts, he contributed notably to the PRODUCE, FOR KENT Furnished apartments, con- lems; capable of making a machine of great use advanced of the world his criti venient to sanatorlums; four rooms. thought through Kansas Feb. 4. n into City, Egga glassed-i- sleeping porches, gas; on East to the world; capable of leading the people cisms of the Versailles treaty and the bitter fruit Market unchanged. Firsts, 33c, Central car line. Call 1321 East Central, greater peace, security and contentment, ho refuse3 thereof which tho people were reaping. Butter Market unchanged. or see MrMllllon A Wood, phone S48. to do so. How wasted is his life! what's you Creamery, 38c; packing, 15n. NAME? I'LL 1 wo of such all about us. Q N. Poultry Hens lc lower, 20c; AUTOMOBILE,. Yet see instances folly . SETTLING OLD DISPUTES. -- springs, 25c. . seek for the love of power. They like HAME TO 6 5sS EXPERT Radiator Repairing, O. K. Sheet Men power Metal 217 comes a sense of ( Works. North Third. which from sAt.. LIVESTOCK 5 the President Harding's conciliatory Intervention In MARKETS. FOR SALE Bulck touring car; to fail to utilize first-clas- s condition. Bond-DIUo- n Co.. being able compel. They wholly the controversy between Chlla and Peru over tho the is no "? Clilcnso Livestock. city them. When the gift given power gone of Tacna and Arica was well timed. The 4. Re- is provinces Chicago, Feb. Cattle FOR SALE Oil TRADE Ford touring fond memories of helpfulness remain. Nothing ministers of tho two South American countries at ceipts 600. Compared with week car. in good condition. S21 "West tho loss of the Tha Beef 25c to 40c left but bitterness at power. Washington havo been carrying on conversations ago: steers mostly of it all makes its victim a cynic. higher: ehe stock 25c to 35o high- FOR SALE 1017 Ford touring car, at futility on tho subject, but apparently have not nearly er; bulls 25c your own price, If sold today. 1024 Power must bo used for some helpful purpose mostly lower; good Forrester. reached any conclusions. Chile is not willing to and choice handy weight calves or It is as vain as chasing rainbows. Why, then, FOR SALE Some extra good used cars; concede anything more than a plebiscite in tho dis- steady; light vealers weak, mostly easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co.. 311 our love of power unless we have in mind a useful 25c lower; stockers and feeders 15c West puted territory to determine to which country it 25c Copper. to we will to higher on 'better grades; lo- purpose which put it? shall belong, or arbitration of that alone, FDR SALE Or will trade for well point cheaper kinds show little change. cated vacant lots, Cnte-- in excellent None have a worthy place in history excepting in- while Peru demands that the whole questions of Hogs Receipts 4,000. Market condition. Address Box A-- oar who and used it to the full In those had power terpretation of tho treaty of Ancon be arbitrated. fairly active; lights mostly 10c to Journal. There is no other 16o others to nne-to- a some sincere public service. way Tho Peruvians contend that since the treaty was higher; steady strong FOR SALE Ford light truck, $150; to an satisfaction. All else is "fool's gold." with Friday's average; shippers Ford truck, $300, worm drive; abiding entered Into almost 40 ago, Chile diluted Bulck, $r,90; Ford $126; we years has bought about 8.500; fairly good light touring, We should love power. If at all, for the good the so clearance. $9.70 for one load Studebaker, 2&0. 11$ population of Tacna and Arica that now she Top, v est tJolfl it. 160-pou- can do with it, not for the sake of having is assured of a favorable vote If the of 150 to hogs; very few o question over $9.60; bulk mediums and FOR SALE Used Dodge touring and Real power has an ethical basis. It rests in Is Ray Consolidated 14 roanstcrs. Ford roadster and allegiance submitted to plebiscite. If President Copper.... Sr) 9.2S ; to truck, love for the object upon which it Is expended. The Reading 73 heavies, $8.85 pigs strong touring; terms If desired. J. Korber & Harding's proffer is accepted the American aim will Iron & Steel 52 15c higher; bulk desirable. $9.35 Co,, Dodge Dealers, Auto Dept., phone who Is a good mechanic Is not a Republic 7S1. surgeon merely be to bring about agreement on what subjects shall Sinclair Oil & Refining 20 9.50; few at $9.60. added m 3,500. - success. Love for the sufferer, mm Today's FOR SALE New Ford self- and sympathy be arbitrated. It is apparent that both the dis- Southern Pacific 82 Sheep Receipts touring car, to success. The machinist 18 7s receipts nearly all to packers direct. starter, spare tire, speedometer: will to his skill, is essential are to listen to which By Walt mason. Southern Railway be sold for best cosh offer this putants disposed reason, gives Studebaker 81 Compared with week ago: Best fat week. cannot show anger or Indifference toward the steel Corporation .... 10c to 25c Auto Laundry. Garage, 424 North Second, ground for hope that they may be induced to adopt lambs and yearlings 900-- He mold Texas Company 45 phone with which he is working. must lovingly a course between 63 higher; other grades fat lambs, assuring peace them. CHOOSING YOltt LAWS. wo'll have our forty drops." The Tobacco Products feeder lambs SAVE MONEY on used parts and acces It into its beautiful and useful form. Union Pacific 129 heavy yearling and batteries and tires: for Reo man in high, commanding place, fat around 25c lower. sories, parts Public men may set up a combine which gives "This men "forbid- in UrJted States Steel 87 steady; sheep Four. Chevrolet 490, Studebaker. Chalm- Only a real hero can decline a distinguished law," say, pours booze verboten his face, ers. Maxwell and Overland Mc a time thev was across lo- Utah Copper 63 Eighty. them a semblance of real power. For service cross. General has declined twice. ding drinks, put by and thinks he's being smart; tho Kansns Iivcstock. intosh Auto Co.. 311 West Copper. Pershing coed ginks whoso belfries merchant and the ermined City may hold sway over a quiescent people. But the juds'o Kansas City, Feb. 4. Cattle-Rec- eipts AM WILLING to lose on this Big , swarmed with bats; the other lawj must have their little Bip of CHICAGO HOARD OP TRADE. r: power is more fancied than actual. Political power budge. 250. For week: Beef Maynes, been driven we will obey, but to this ono w; Home comfort to impart. Tho ricli steors to 35c 7.OR0 miles; Just broke In good: six rord comes from tho people, who alone have the ability and man Feb. 4. of strong higher, mostly tires: Just revarnished and In perfo?t VERSE OF TODAY say, Nay, nay," also, 'Slush,' treats his friends to wine Chicago, Slackening 15c to 25c fat cows 25c to It. of a nature comes : and 'Rats!' We'll lift no chickens that's old and and the rush to had a to- higher; condition every way. If you want ft rcr.l give Power permanent elegant fine, buy tendency heifers steady to 50c lower, call at 220' West Gold. in the hearts of the from their perch, we'll rob no and cooled on costly ice, and says day to ease down wheat prices. higher; automobile, from having a throne people. no were better grades declining; bulls broken. THE CROWS FLY HOME. train, we'll burn church, we're while moistening his tubes, "The Closing quotations unsettled, to canners, cutters Such power is not easily g we will o to with steady strong; DRESSMAKING guys; but have law is for downtrodden boobs who net lower, May at and stock cows and heifers A in the hearts of the people comes from our in $1.25 tolc strong 1825-- place Tho fire has edged tho pine: the day's near done. forty drops spite of all the cannot raise the price." The man $1.25 and July $1.08 to 25c calves EXPERT droiWinnklnir. Phone to higher; mostly steady T showing love, sympathy and a desire to serve. To This side the hill the twilight wraps its shroud laws and cops, and all tho frantic who would not swipe a hen, or $1.08. Corn scored a gain of 60c feeders and WANTED Sewing. .Foster, 60S c to un- to lower; stockers, 12S9-- of these feelings toward the About the trees obscure and blending Drys." Respect for law Is grow- take his neighbor's iron men, oats finished stock calves North Fourth. Phone the genuine expression shadows tho outlaws ever bolder In so changed lc,to c off averaging steady; top which ing lax; keeps booze his abode; and and provisions beef steers, $8.25. DliESSMAKINfl By the day or at home. people comes the response gives political And the dew mist on wax, their business never for law unchanged to a decline of Ec, 1112 West Iron, phone 19fl5-- lays the salty meadows. stops; respect grows weak, and ' 1,000. Market Borvant of all, he takes first place A tho It was evident start Hogs Receipts I power. Being the sliver tongue rims every flaming cloud they hear moral voters say, if for anarchy wo'd seek, we've from the fairlv active to mostly HEMSTITCH NO, pieailng. Williams' Mil one "This one law wo that demand for wheat had become packers; 200 south 777-- in their affections. And. by one, punk won't obey found the shortest road. to strong. Best linery. Broadway, ph. Crows of less urgent than has been the rule steady DRESSMAKING, ladles' Tha love of power is a phantom that eludes the pass against the glory the sun. $8.95; bulk 190 to designing and of late. Even apart from the usual good tailoring a specialty; best ot references. A lifetime spent In Its proves un- weights, $8.7058.85; most droves Phono 1080-.- grasp. pursuit All day I hate the crows: all day I shun week end disposition to realize bulk 'of of love to the high- on were lacking quality; sales, FIRST-CLAS- profitable. The power points Their frightened, ugly gpsslp, raucous. Inud, profits holdings, there $ dressmaking done; quick But when tho signs of lessened confidence that 8.35 8.90; top, $8.95; packing service; own designer. Mrs. Bandy, of successful living. rack crawls up and purple sows to 806 way shadows the advance of was to con- mostly $7.00; fat pigs up North Eighth. We can well afford to consider the difference prices $8.90. Stretch flimsy fingers thro' the salty meadows IE B1ABKE1S tinue, and many traders were ap- PLEATING, accordion, side and b"x; between the shadow of a love of power and the I inclined to dwell on Sheep Receipts none. For week: mail orders. N. Crane, 215 North face the west, and tho' my head is bowed parently sup and lambs Seventh. Crane rona 414. of love. See, ono posed indications of a pause in the Sheep feeding steady; Apartments. substance of the power by one, fat lambs generally 15c higher, top, The crows fly home against the setting sun. The Awictateii upward course of foreign values (By I'mt.) Export was slow $13.35. FOR SALE Real Entate TO CAIL A HALT. Shoe Retailer. -. New Feb. 4. inquiry relatively TIME dm- York, Equipments and domeatic call seemed FOR 50 foot oils motors were milling SALE Fine lot on East w t ii a f and conspicuous also to have lost some of its display Denver Livestock. Silver at reduced price. J. A. Ham- m of s brief active 4. Cattle Re- R24 The commissioners for a community Irrigation i lit) features today but of spirit. Interest rather lagged Denver, Feb. mond, East Silver; CRISP PARAGRAPHS stock market, those shares regis- 800. Market steady. Beef FOTl SALE-Chea- li; acre ten of town have called Flood Com- today regarding the crop outlook ceipts and half, ditch south upon tering gains of one to four point3. southwest in tho absence of any steers, $6.00 7.25; cows and heif- blooks of business center, rtchj level to raised Book fi) good for chickens or rab- missioner Don J. Rankin expend money by LOOKS LOUDER TIIAX Shippings, sugars. tobaccos. striking fresh development. The ers, $4.60 0 6.50; calves. $6.00 soil; garden, WORD. Famous 9.00; stockers and feeders, $5.00 bits. Must sell, cash or terms. Addres taxation for flood protection, in building a jetty When a minister has trouble with his motor American Ice and Players burden of most of the cable dis Potter. 3439 East street, car common and contributed was had 6.65. George First to prevent erosion of private land by the river. Mr. ho doesn't swear, but his face bears a different ex- preferred patches that the advance Los Angeles, Calif. from to the rise, but specialties which been overdone, and it was generally Hogs Receipts 150. Market Rankin has refused the request. He is quite right. pression the one seen in the pulpit. Wlnfield, $8,75 Kansas, Free Tress. The Park Ave. News recently displayed usual promi- anclpated that the United States strong. Top, $9.00; bulk, Is river-ban- k to be donu 8 95 If there protection work 3 e besides cold. nence were relegated to second visible supply total on Monday Weather. Windy 7,600. Market money should be provided for that specific purpose. LIKE ROME POLITICIANS. Spoarts. Sid Hunt went out to place with rails. would show an increase. Sheep Receipts The advance was accom- For in while steady, 15c lower. Lambs, $12.65 The fund over which Mr. Rankin presides is for Several islands in the Pacific would he quite rich the park to try his new ice skates again the first time a long if commercial came back with plished mainly at the expense of a corn showed independent 13.00; ewes, $6.757.00; feeder A CCOUNTING XlOOOl 1 au o their value were commensurate with last Satldday and strength AUDITING. INCOMt -- iJlOltLUUIl fmpuVM. lit vuiiuiiioniuiici j short but the end as Oats lambs. $11.60011.75. their strategic value. Washington Star. a bluddy nose and scrapes on both stubborn interest, compared with wheat. jA TAXMrHMANCIAl say that the river threatens tne puuiic. nignway. necz and a bunk on the back o of the week effected a marked were steadied by the action of fAJsAXTATtMtNTX If It does the state highway commissioners should IV JANUARY. TOO? his head and one on the sirlo and diminution in the contracts of that corn. Predictions were current Spcnoer Sweet Pons, highest element. Sales, 475,000 shares. that there would be an actual E. V. FEE. be appealed to. The road In question is a state "It's always June in Miami," advertises the ho- a black and blue place on onu qtiulity. ViuiamjZa.n tel association he had-e- nt Bonds were dull and irregular. shortage of coarse to a' road. of that city. However, we would elbo, proving how mutch grain prior rather be in good old New England in June. bin on his skates. Liberty Issues reflected the trend new crop. Journal Want Ads bring results. like 10,000 a year has been raised of federal while rails Provisions at first advanced In Something Providence Journal. Slssiety. A berthday party wr-- legislation, for flood for the past 17 years. There for himself eased under realizing. European line with the hog market, but later protection held by Mr. Sam Cross bonds retained much of their bet- receded on account of Is of flood CANONIZATION! Mr. Puds slm-kin- s realizing not $20,000 worth permanent protection A last Wensday and ter however, foreign sales. Middletown, N. Y., man stole three lead pen- ate so mutch he felt sick at tone, higher work in place from this fund aggregating something cils and got five years. kind exchange rates being a factor In Closing prices: What of a sentence his stummick but bravely tried to sales of more than $150,000. The money haB been frittered would he have received if ho had Hom- that quarter. Total bonds, Wheat May, $1.25; July, purloined pertend he was all rite by still $9,350,000. GOOD NAM away, either by complying with such requests as ebody's Christmas present of a costly fountain pen? on eating. Amung those par vnlue, aggregated $1.08. Courier-Citize- n. keeping demand bills made the Corn or as at flood times. Lowell also were Mr. rotta. Sterling May. 66c; July, 68e. this, emergency expenditures present Benny new high of $4.S2'S, their maxi- Oats May, 39 c; July. 40 c. No consistent and permanent policy has Mr. Artie Allxanctcr, Mr. SKinny mum 1919. Pork intelligent, Martin Mr. shooster.. quotation since August, May, $19.00. AT YOUR BARK ever been The result Is the city and Leroy All continental bills were better by Lard $10.37; pursued. that today EDITORIAL OF THE DAY Pome by Skinny Martin March, May, is to imminent dan- three to twenty points, the German $10.00. of Albuquerque still exposed Dont Get Reckliss Ribs Have you hooked with a with the windows mark proving the only exception. May. $10.02; July, $10.12. yourself up ger from floods. A DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT. Allways sleep Payments by local banks Inci- bank where you have a chance to Tho practice grew up years ago. of expending open dental to February requirements NEW YORK COTTON. To leeve In the cure fresh air. alteration of establish an. acquaintance with the of- flood money in assisting ditch commissioners ir. fFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer.) are It caused no material Under the first of tho administration Hut youll know you overdoing loans and discounts by clearing New Feb. 4. Cotton fu- ficers so that when the time cornea building head gates out into the river to divert water year of the If you una icickics jn your nair. York, that present governor of New York fewer pardons and house Institutions. The actual cash tures closed barely steady. March, need the of bank into the Irrigation ditches. These ditches are pri- sentences effected $16.71: you help a they commutations of of convicted criminals Facks About Intrlstlng loss of. about $18,000,000 May, $16.41; July, $16.02; vate property. Maintaining them is a private duty have been issued from the executive office than Intrlstlng a decrease in excess reserves to Oct., $15.51; Dec, $15.45. know you well to help you? for a Peeple. Renny Fottsea favorite fr,h of tho owners. It is misappropriation of public generation.. It is the firmly held opinion of motto Is and be merry, $20,730,000. Spot cotton Quiet. Middling, A good name in bank is an this official that, contrary to the notion of Eat, sleep Business reviews referred to $17.00. "oir asset, monies to assist them in this work. certain popular Sid Hunts favorite one is All werk lines and if hand'-- r. even in peculiar penologists and ecstatic social re- and no Is the werst you brighter prospects in general you iney, a The of these head gates should bs best play thing cen- - building formers, the deterrent of lawlessness is th can do and Puds Rlmkinses favorite of merchandise at distributing LIBERTY BONDS. small way, the tir is sure to come supervised by tho state. They divert the water certitude of the serving of the full sentences im- one so ters and the disposition of the is, Haste makes waist take on mer- 4. when you will net J the of the banks of the river in time of flood and posed by the courts. time. banks to lend more freely New York, Feb. Liberty help your against as It to ac- your bond banker. ' for much river bank erosion.' Strange may appear those who are Lost end Found, one cent, date chants paper. closed: $95.36; first 4s, are responsible Money customed to the reverse in the prices: $96.30 second3s, 4s, $96.30 bid; - practice, governor 1809 with a sllte nick on one edge. Closing bid; raised by taxation for flood protection has been does- not always pardon an offender or commute American Beet Sugar... 35 first $96.30; second The. outstanding mark of service in the Reward. See Ed Wernick. 38 4s, 4s. used to aid persons in a Kay that increase! his sentence when so importuned by the trial Judge American Can $96.10; third $97.16; fourth State National Bank ia the private or the & 40 4s personal the flood damage. prosecuting attorney who participated in American Smelting Ref'g.. 4s. $96.30; Victory s, $100.24; effort of its officers to know and wait the conviction. Nor does he believe in delegating EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE American Sumatra Tobacco.. 20 H Victory $100.24. is time this d of 4s. It that precedent the pardoning power or its attributes to appointive American Tel. & Tel 11 8 H on customers. They are never too Ran- ACCEPT 33 improper diversion of funds I) abolished. Mr. boards, or, as proposed in that state, to the ap- DECLINES TO American Zlno ...... FOREIGN EXCHANGE. busy to greet their clients. is determined to do this. Public sentiment pellate courts. It is a power to be retained the Anaconda Copper 49 New York. Feb. 4. Foreign ex- kin executive by CRAIG'S If you do business at this bank, should sustain him. himself, disagreeable though its exercise JRESIGNATI0N Atchison i change strong. Great Britain you may be. Baltimore & Ohio 34 $4.32; cables, $4.33; sixty-da- y find friends all about you when you In giving his reasons for his adherence to what (By The AssocVitwr rress.) Bethlehem Steel "13" 2 bills on banks, France 27 $4.29. come in. That makes you feel PERSHING'S MODESTY.. may seem a stern and unrelenting attitude in deal- Banta Fe, Feb. 4. Tha republi- Butte & Superior demand, 8.38; cables, 8.89. Italy good ing with, those seeking clemency at his hands, the can state executive committee at California Petroleum 48 demand, 4.68: cable, 4.68. Bel-glu- and it does you good. official, an of Its here declined to 125 When the naval row over the award of war dec- attorney many years' high standing, meeting today Canadian Pacific demand, 8.02; cables. 8.02. really prescribes a rule of conduct for his colleagues accept the proffered resignation of Central Leather 32 Germany demand, .49; cables, orations is recalled, the refusal of General Pershing of governorship in the United States in this United States District Attorney Chesapeake & Ohio 50 .50. Holland demand, 87.20; to accept either a medal of honor or a distinguished formula: George R. Craig, ns state chair- Chicago, JWI1. & St. Paul.... 19 cables, 37.26. Norway demand, service cross is notable. "Tho law prescribes the punishment for offenses. man, holding that only the full Chlno Copper 2(5 16.20. Sweden demand. 25.70. Den- especially It vests with courts tho discretion in terms state central committee had power Colorado Fuel & Iron 26 mark Switzerland declined 'the original to honor fixing demand, 20,40. State National Bank Having proposal of imprisonment within certain limitations. I do to do so. Mr. Craig will call a Crucible Steel 62 demand, 19.60. Spain demand,' him with a medal of honor for bis personal cour- not think that tho executive has any business meeting iof the central committee Cuba Cane Sugar 10 15.35. Greece demand, 4.46. Po- age in leading his men against the Moros In 1918. changing the punishment prescribed by the law as shortly, he stated. Erie . land demand. .03. Czechoslo- fixed by tha courts where there are some ex- those mentioned as his 74 vakia de- Affiliated With the army board hoped he would accept the lesser only Among Great Northern pfd demand, 1.91, Argentina ceptional circumstances presented, as frequently possible successor are State Game Inspiration Copper 38 mand, 35.75. Brazil demand, 13.00. honor of the distinguished service cross and there are." Warden Thomas P. Gable, Former Int. Mer. Marine pfd 68 Montreal, 95. The State & ranged to have a Secretary of War bestow it at a In short, th pardoning and commutation power Chief Justice Clarence J. Robert, Kenneeott Copper 28 Trust Savings Banlc. is The General heard of it and fore- not a personal perquisite to bo exercised in Corporation Commissioner Hugh Louisville & Nashville 114 CHICAGO PRODUCE. surprise party. privileged fashion without a cardinal but a II. Williams and O. h. of 114 stalled he "did not consider reason, Phillips Mexican Petroleum Combined Resources the intention, declaring duty (o be performed to the end that wrong may Raton. Miami Copper 26 Chicago, Feb. 4. Butter Mar- his action measured up to the high standards set not be perpetrated through a miscarriage of Jus- Missouri Pacific ;18 ket lower. Creamery extras, 3 Be; or foj-V- 75 One-Ha- by the American Expeditionary Force," and that h3 tice, humanity made to suffer through miscon- ..Phone Thomas' Cromp. New York Central firsts, 303Rc; seconds, 27 29c; Four and lf Million ception of circumstances 10 . T8 Dollars had suspended hundreds of recommendations for attending conviction for dips, cents druggisls and con. Northern Pacific standards, 34c. crime. fccUoucrs. Pennsylvania 34 Eggs Market higher. Receipts February 5, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 ONLY TERMS KINGSBURVS KOLUMN $2,750,00, OUR NEW 0FFICF Vr EIGHT ROOM. four-roo- m At 216 West For this modern house Gold avenue Is RANCH LOT BARGAINS Modern house for nale near Uni- CHAS, G, ZAPF & CO, close In. Fourth ward. unaer way. Meantime we are SPEC! AL versity. Furnace, cement WHS MXGEtt LONGER. Splendid located Let us show this (rarapre, When can location, and a good buy. at 115 South Second st. you H I S W E E K Buy your lots before building drive and walks, lawn and shades. Realtors, you buy this good Now Is the time to ranch, equipped with a five room modern home. In A- -l buy that lot. activity causes the price to Nearly new, and only $tl,500. ACKERSON & GRIFFITH, We've got some good ones. furnished house, an abundance Two four-roo- modern, except Part terms. condition, located close In, In ot and Jump. N0WTHENI the east Realtors. fruit trees, heat, homes, located in a Some exceptional If you T. A. HAMMOXH. Highlands, front, good SHEBBEY ItEALTY CO., Is on ditch. Owner snaps 120 So. Fourth. Phono 414. alfalfa. has splcndlfl neighborhood, Fourth act now. 821 E. Silver. 1322-- SOME OXE OF YOU walks, large pressed brick front Phono 727-- 115 So. Second is Phono n St, gone from the state and ward, for the two only $5,G00. porch, large canytssed-i- sleep- IIAIIMIOAD MEN". house was anxious to sell. One brick, furnished, D, ing porch and a that BTODEN J, Keleher, Realtor,I If you want a home In And It SERVICE. A. L. MARTIN CO., close in, Fourth ward, $5,600. real as built for a home. take Tire Bed Arrow over the rea- 2il W. Cold. Phono 410. fine a location as can be se- from us folks this is a good (all Wett) Realtors. der! Hidden service on Kodak finishing HIGHLANDS. & cured to the shops reasonably buy for some one. to people who demand quality. Work Real Estate, Fire and Auto FRANKLIN CO, FOR SALE close and within four blocks In before 11 m. New a. mailed aame day. tath, large sleep- Insurance, Loans. Realtors. of the postoffice, you will want BEAT THE LANDLORD WITH Work In before 5 p. m. mailed noon next ing porch, furnished; now Rent- 223 W. Gold. Phone 15(1. Third and Gold... 857. C II E A P to day. Address work to ed, $45.00 ,.rhone OPPORTUNITIES ut;e this. ONE OF THESE SMALL per month; present and room THE RED ARROW, tenant retain possession! or Fourlh Ward. A Lovely living dining: HOMES. B. Las Veras pressed brick with book cases, Two Albuquerque move It desired. at $3,000 down will handle double colonades; rooms, three porches, (We want repreeentative In TO'JR Bargain house, with two bath kitchen la lo-- " $2,800; $500 cash, per apartment house of twelve rooma, nicely arranged bath, completely furnished, rrrltory.l $50, rooms and large sleeping with cupboards, gas; two cated in fine part of Fourth month. FARM LAND. IIF,r.LO, MR. INVESTOR. one sidu rented for $40 ; terms on porch. All modern and in large Terms Six-roo- m brick, dandy location 11 Acres, on North Fourth street, How would you like to learn of balancr. to suit. condition. bedrooms, large closets, bath ward. Price only $2,100. a good and a fine glassed-i- n If desired. FOR SALE lawn, large ehade trees. JPrice good land, fine for cutting in dandy place, Now stucco adohe, five rooms, In sleeping $4,750. Terms. ' small tracts. Price $175 per with fine porches, splendid lot, Fourth ward; hardwood floors, porch. Dandy front porch Three-roo- m fur- only adobe, , nice can D. screened. Two glassed-i- n partially acre. shade, close In, that you fireplace, concrete basement, full rooms, large nished house; highlands. Price DDECKMANN REALTY handle on lenient Trice east will WEINMAN, Large cemented adobe, located CO., R. MoCLUGHAX, terms. size lot, front, $4,000 basement, hot sleeping porch,., $725; $150 cash and $25 per Realtors. f to sell to 708 West air lot 50x143 on one of the best lots in Realtor. quick at $5,750. buy; $1,000 down, balance suit. Corper, City furnace; feet, month. S09 204 West Gold. Phono 443-J- . for one will sell. lawn, trees. A real bar- REAL W. Gold. Phcsne 670. Step lively this sldewalK, University Heights. ESTATE EXCHANGE Real Insurance, Notary J. P. GILL, REAL ESTATE. Its construction is the best, for Jl.OOO cash. 409 E.ate, 115 723-- gain West Copper. Publics, South Second. Thono J Five-roo- concrete, hardwood being stone foundation, cement canvassed in floors, furnace, parage; new con- A SNAP block, with shingle roof. If it's Two rooms, sleep- dition. One of best locations in a home location. Uni- Comparatively new three-roo- real you want you ing porch, good J. H. city. Price $5,250. $1,000 will ought to see this and Must be sold , F00TE) modern house in Highlands, it's priced versity Heights. FOR SALE OR RENT KRUIT TREES handle, terms on balance. to soil. at once, only $975. Contractor and BuEdcr. FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW screened porch. Priced for quick Terms. Desirable ranch property, close SHADE TREES ANJJ ORNA- sale at $800 bal- 10 First class work Guaranteed. $1,950; down, Two In in; also and 20 acre tracts. With two and MENTAL) FROM ALBU- nigrlilands. ance like rent. Excellent FOIt REXT rooms, canvassed porch, If 80 South Walter Street, glassed porches Two "level lots Uni location located on South interested see large front porch, well located QUERQUE NURSERIES good near for healthseeker. A few furnishod and unfur- High street, 2318-W- . Get Your Write close to furnish- J. Jj. PIIHiLIPS, Phone In Fourth ward. Must be sold. Order In Now. versity at right price. Mc.MlLI.ro V & nished houses any part of shops, partly Real for catalog. Good level lot with concrete base- WOOD, town. ed. Price only $1,250. Extra Estate. This place is modern except Realtors. ' 110 S. Third. rhone SM-- heat. Bee It The to J. T. TOTJNO & CO. ment and foundations with lum- good terms. today. price to sell at once Is only $3,500. AlbuquerqiiH, N. M. ber on ground start house; MOXEY to roAy FOR SALE Rent-Roo- Poufltry.Egu water in, nil for $435. Terms. For m We solicit your money to ARRANGED FOR TWO ROLI.IV GCTHRIDGE, Mc.MlI.MON & WOOO with Board FAMILIES. FOR SALE Thoroughbred! s. C. Uhode K loan. HELP WANTED Island cockerels. 623 NAtrth Second. Phono 1023. 314 W. Gold. Realtors. "irArLnjoTiTDT7T Good adobe house, modern, way. FOR SALE Twenty Whlti7L5 at horn nuU FOR RENT Dwelling 200 W. Gold. Phone 318. FEBRUARY HID START five rooms and sleeping porch, Male. ets, now lavtnir (Ferri HOO.M AN'D HOAltO with Bl.ei lng porch; Is lo- itI Five-roo- rurnlshed house, also IBM East RIGHT furnished. This property WANTED must be first-clas- s. 915 West Iron. hunt garage. Central. Spotter; In qn re3 L'2 South Arno, phone 1340-1- FOft SALE Miscellaneous FOIl Were you one to get in on the cated close in, in the High- National Dry Cleaning Works, phone FOR SALE Twelve Rh.ile Island Red FOR RENT Rooms LENT front 16HB-- KOU ItCNT Modern two-roo- room floor? Nine lots sold lands is a at 1669-- cuttagc. with garage if desired. 1207 East ground and real bargain puiiets, laying. Fhonfe 716 with Bla.scd-!- 1006 Foil PALE Floor show case. 2:'2 Soutlt Central. sev- COO. FIREMEN. cuuiii FOR RENT Two large bed rooms, heat sleeping porch. the first three days, also $4, Can be bought with BHAKEMEN, beginners 160, waller. 306 South E.lith. Second. 2E0 furnlshcd. West Coal. NICELY!furnlsbedroomfwlthllionrd. Prl-va- enteen on lots. Per- cash and balance on later monthly. Write Railway, FOR SALE Forty-tw- o Till" BUDDY'S IN TOWN. payment a 11 (White Leghorn- a FOR ex- 1'OH 1U:T Kurntshed mod- MILK, BEST no enre Morning Journal. Iflvtnw mill, ,E .'.i .....i- REjwioTm,'1 inutrTana oust four rooms, 241.1-R- family; sick. 1027 Forrester. haps we should mention In extra good contract at only posure. 516 West ern house, Call at 417 South Phone WANTED Saleslady, aaireman and of- Murdock, box 562, phono 2407-J- Copper. Eighth, Foil nRNT Nicely furnishod wi'.n passing that we are telling you $35.00 per month. FOR for key. FOll SALE Cheap, two nice rabbit fice man. Employment Office, 110 run BALts r. c. R. teda and RENT Several unfurnished rooms houses. 604 first class table bosrd. 110 South Aruo. about Don't call us at once Black FOH HUNT Three-roo- West Marble. 1327-- hesitate, South Third, phone'354-W- . Mlnorcas; 11 - like new. 124 South Edith furnished hatching ergs, per set- house, J04 DENVER POST delivered nt door, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS and be convinced. "WANTED Have tlng. 709 North 1815-- FOR RENT Rooms to'w.'rmm sleeping porches; keyt at jour UUS. I.. J. 123 Fifth! position for competent SecnndJphone only. t:S East, Kc. 6Ta 11140-- miMMELL, North They are level all same n 721-- Snnta per month. Phone can lots, male atenogrnpher. Apply FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rhode Island South Seventh. Phone accommodate a number of table 50x143 In own FOR KENT five-roo- FOIt SALE 40 Lee Incuba hoarders. size, foot. ALL, RE- CLOSE IN BARGAIN. company. handwriting. Red settings, price 10. 81.60; also FOR RENT Furnished room Completely furnished egg Mandy eggs, for light house, close on Roma avenue. s. J. Vivian, 2404-J4- . STRICTED. MKN for Iron Clad Incubator. 222 v. in, tor phono FOR RENT Furnished room g Eight rooms, modern, furnace wanted Detective work, ills North Fifth, housekeeping. North Third. Phone U'l'J-.T- . wlthlaleep-ln- Write Gancr, phone 1917-- FOIt SAL12 New white enameled Iloos-le- r first class 410 $10.00 per month will get one heat, hot water tank connect- unnecessary. J. FOR RENT Two rooms for porch; board. East former Gov't Detective. St. furnished FOH KENT Furnished four-roo- mod- cabinet, C0. 717 West Silver. Central. for you. It's a fine investment. ed to also gas heater Louis. SUNSET RANCH S. tC Rhode Island light 1124 North Second. furnace; C. housekeeping, ern bungalow; no sick. 0 we AFTO REPAIRING. Ask for Picture-Catalo- Reds. P. Hayes breeding adults; Inquire FOH SALE Corn fodder, per ton. GOOD HOME COOKING, served May show you the official for summer; good fireplace, strain; NICELY furnished room, bath 113 North tiecond. 240D-R-- family Younaj Mcn'a Christian As- pens and singles; also bronze adjoining, Phone Robert E. Diets. style. Mrs. corner plat or better that we drive hardwood all kinds of . Turkey telephone; no sick. 417 West Silver. Knight, Droadway floors, sociation Auto School, Los Angeles. eggs. Phone2416-J5- rOlt KENT Furnished collage four FOIt SALE a few beautiful I'nd Cold. you to the addition built-i- n features, of FOR REN"!' Room and roome and 1115 North Cheap, and let you plenty "'wTNTEECMemDerafiTp LEADING stralna Ai'hite Bleeping porch; screened porch. N'avajo blankets. 510 West Copper. FOR RENT Heated glassed-i- salesmen. Orpingtons. new, 23.'i9-- t 1)1 sleeping pick your lot. clothes closets, screened Comb modern: ladles. Phone Fif - large Angola Automobile Club. 270 Single Rhode Island Reds, write hphonej FOIt SALE A new round dining room Porch: roaeonohlp- h.firrf f.it. ,.. na By the way there are front back for FOR RENT bed FOH KENT Wo de- - Me. only four and porches, good North Division street, Buffalo, N. T. prices, eggs and cockerels. .Immer Reasonable, have aeveral very table, mission stylo. 1500 South ITtuh. in m; business lots left. New Mexico. room, furnace heat. 383 North Fifth. sirable unfurnished houses in Fourier FIRST-CLAS- walks, shade, and east front. liETUKNING to Siberian fields-C- an IiaI'cCo.,SanAc aria, WOMAN'S YAV.C.A. for home table board by day, woo'.c gold 8ALE-- ward. McMllllon St Wood. Exchange. This is located in stake a rich claim. Ad- FOR S. C. WMIte Leghorn ha'tclT FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; no cooked work. "i in", nn. west no uhjectl-.- property you placer goods, fancy Saturdays. to jii. coal; We Are the lowlands four blocks dresa Voung, Colraan Seat- lng eggs and bal chicks, 820 per alck; no children. 414 West Silver. "IllCSTITUTION and Resurrection." Uible ronvalrseents. General Agents). just Edgar Dock, 100; also few Moose Foil SALE Turnips, 75o bushel! extra We tle, cocka and cockerels. Gen- FOR RENT Two for lecture, hall, Monday evening, JAMESON'S RANCH I aim to serve and build from Central avenue. Can make furn.shed room It; good for chickens and rabblta. Phone ileal location for try roultry Ranch, rpostofflce bo 112, February free admission. 2002-- GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN, men. 17S9-- ngni nousekecping. 1727 West Ocn healthaeekers; few reservations now greater City. good terms if desired. phono FOH four-roo- women. Good pay tral. HE.NT New houBe, fL'5 available. Phone 2228-J- . Honesty required. TWENTY-NIN- E FOR SALE Lady's woolen sweater, to start. Write T. St. Louis, yeaHj on the same old FOR RENT room per month, F. II. Strong or L. C. FOR RENT RENT. McCafferty, S. c. Nicely furnished for 75 never worn. Phone 1174, 08 West Rooms with screened Phone 640. FOR Mo. ranch. White Leghorn chicks, bath 423 South Hennett. phonos or 145. wlttr or 8?0 e gentleman, adjoining. Iron. porches, without board. Phone Second A furnished home, per hundred. Twnty-flv- ex- FOH five-roo- 2S24-M- . COS and Gold Avenue. completely BE A years' Third. KENT ew modern - South Arno. five two detective, weekly; travol perience with Incubators. Yott FOU KALE Crystal electrlo washing ma- rooms, sleeping porch- over world: Poultry FOR RENT g house, highlands, close to car HnO; fur- FOIt experience unnecessary. D'lx 107. 17G9-- Three well furnished cnine; new, aa jMortn RENT Desirabla room and porch es, hot water and mod- American Detective 408 Lucas, phone 1004 nished. Auply 716 East Central. practically With h.nrfl ...... 1 heat, Agency, 'OR KALE rooms; adulta only. Eighth. , St. Louis. Buff .Orpington egus for FOH KENT five-roo- no - ern In every respect. Three, four and Seven-foo- red; objection to sick. 1125 East Sll- hntehtoo" hlitaw SIJ.nn - .1 - FOi: SALE t steel vault door We also have of M13N to ...... 1. wmiicia in rti- room. houses and npartmenta, some furnished. BY MAKING a number wanted qualify for firemen, ouquerque ow, 1921 Bnd 1922; Fult RENT Furnished sleeping with combination and lock, Mindtln poultry with on car .511 New McMllllon & Wood, 200 West Oold. SPECIAL other houses In all parts of brakem.cn, experience unnecessary. tuLnren ana,; also tnree bath, line West Jewelry Co. delightful room and porch In One Investment Write W. Bog-ges- ,,ui puiiets; York. FOH KENT five-roo- furnace good intelligent the Transportation furnished. White Leghorn Phone 1472-- Cozy modern, FOR SALE In- heated homo, for Indy conva- city. St. cockjjrcla. Practically new Buokeye lescent. 55 you can do more for Louis. 518 WeRt Fruit. FOR RENT furnished room in cottage, nlrely furnished; new; 80, cubator. Call 1316 Price per month. Phono your Nicely HelRlits. 210 Columbia. at South Second, 1422-- old $5 TO $10 DAT evergreens. private to bath. Phone University lr,7S-R- . family and age than you INSURANCE. gathering FOR SALE A vigorous lot of pure-bre- d family; handy phono roots and In flelda and road- 107 or 916. LIST your vacant ;103 can a lifetime of herbs the 8. C. White Legllorns, bred from sires housea witll tho Ci'.y FOIt KALE One lielle In lilts. HEED has moved to South by drudg- Don't delay that fire insurance, side: book and free. Co., for and efficient City Incubator self-deni- prlcea Botanical, and dams of 275 t' FCTl RENT Furnished rooms; also cati-nr- Realty prompt good & Ilroadway and has lovelv rooms and ery and Every tomorrow be too We 51 Conn. strain; eight service. 207 GG7, working order. Clarke Murdock, may late. West Haven, hens, 18 months oVd ; birds for 218 South West Gold, phone 2107-.I- sleeping porches with board for conva- old- twenty pullets, and sale. Walter, phone day many people with back- have one of the best and MEN Ago 17 to 55, unnec- three cockerels months also a phone 1007-- FOR HBN'T-Five-l- oom brick lescents. Phono r.26. Experience nlpe old: house, FOR KALE Uaby'a bone ore laying the corner est in the business. essary. Travel: make secret Investiga- few Anconns of same class; an exception- bath, Bleeping po.cu. push cart, Lloyd FOR RENT Room and companies FOR RENT furnished room with , Loom Call b.nrd, with stone Ameri- al chance to Cicely nlshr-d- 1 45. 820 product, good condition. at for good estates or tion, reports, Pslarles; expenses. get .the winter layers and heat, one-ha- block north of city hall. wotorjree. North High. 1112 South Edith. sleeping porch, for tubcrcnlars, close to one can Foreign Detecrtlva Agency, 489 St. good breeding ettVrir. reasonable. Inquire 303 North Second. FOH RENT and In, highlands; rates 112.50 120 per adding already started i J- O. Excellently completely FOR SALE Oil HUNT 2057-- ad KINGSBURY Louis. Lurgent, lfttG East Central. furnished house, four rooms, Singer sewing week, phone by letting the rent money you D, FOR RENT Two furnished rooms and sleeping machine. The Exchange, 120 West J, ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BARRED jP.OCKS WHITE Porch, and warm. 218 South FOR RENT Room 111 pay out or the rent money REALTOR by experts; sleeping porch for two; no children. jjlean Hlsh. field, phone 1111. and glassed sleep- earn while you learn at home: electri- WYjttNDOTTES. 110 South FOR RENTwive-roo- ing porch, with good serv- out pay for the rent- Walnut. brick, completely home-mad- e board, tray they pay Loans and Insurance. cal book and lessons free: your suc- At the show lust held In Albuquer- FOH SALE Fresh candy, all ice, also table board. Phone S08S-- 210 proof FOR RENT Front furnished room, hot furnished, J75 per month; available de- - ed property. 210 W. Gold Ave. 907-- cess and secured que we entered 19 birds.- 18 of them March 1. e kinds: orders taken, Wednesday South Walter. Mrs. Knorr. Phone guaranteed position 15. owncr, West New York. 2I01-R- 2144-- Law- were under the ribbons; of these S were water, adjoining bath; garage, llvery. Phone The surest and sanest Investment Chicago Engineering Works, 1007 North FOR KENT five-roo- tors, WANTED To room and board one" or rence Seconds, ail oHifers Second. Furnished house", Used-trac- avenue. Chicago. were FIRSTS and 405 South FOR SALeT and two business school or work- in the world is well selected com SPECIALS: m.' limits .,,.,.. FOR RENT Front room and skepintf Peventh street, prico 8.17.00. with Hardware girls THE St. Louis PrniiD and Equipment 2'jo Norlh-- 1 274-- gang plows. ing glrlB. In furnace hratod Ho real estate in the stock ffor furnished for housekoep-ini- r. I""'re Nlntlu phone Co. home. right part pany, manufacturers of gasoline and breeding sale at reasonable porch, light Department. J. Korher A sick. 4(' South Seventh. of an established If IFOE SALE 604 North Second. 12:3 South Kdlih. FOH RENT modern futnlwti-e- d city. you oil handling and marketing equipment, prices.jiwotpraaa, TYPEWRITERS, all makes, 115 and up; FOR RENT Kteani-li- . decor- have not a lifetime and FOR SALE I FOR RENT house, with furnace. 124 North Mul- atotl, newly spent In 18,000 5 room, lrhtta stucco bungalow, Including a visible measuring unit We have successfully served Nicely furnished room, pri- per month, Albuquerque Typewriter ated rooms, close rates jr.o man for the state .if the fort vate entrance to furnace berry. Inquire 1018 North Twelfth, phone 122 In; and the study of the evolution ot modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, power pump, want a publla sixteen vears. mirl are bath, heat, 2.127-- Fxehnnge. South Fourth. K5 per month; table board $35 New Mexico on a commission better re- close In. 415 Pouth Third. per real estate, furnace, garage, fine location on Btrlctly fitted than ever to fill all your FOR SALE Edison Diamond phono- month : meals. 50e. 4in West Cold. city you only a to eambllstr In b - ! FOR HBNT pared street: Fourth ward. basis. Here la chance quirements iby chicks, turkeys, duck- FOR REXT Nicely furnished ro..aj with Furnished small cottage, graph, with attachment and records, trust to luck and chance, a business which will net and Also with sleeping end water Ml RAMON A MOO modern residence, hard yourself in lings hatching eggs. feeds, outsldo door, close In, two fcloclta fr m porch: light reasonable. Call 411 East Sliver. A SANATORIUM-HOTE- when on Phone 11185-- for tubercular acting solely your wood floors, hot water heat, laundry, you good returns without an Investment iiiv.uufii'0 b. jteuuniq ana Tire- post office. 41 7JWost Lead. paid. or call 1203 East own You In stock. For further Information write less brooders. Write for lists. opoer. FOR SALE Coffee urn. hefol range, convalescents; graduate nurse In at- impulse. may know double garage, corner lot, oloaa in; - price FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with cash count- tendance: ratea V West- on three-roo- register, tables, chairs and by the week or month. the price ot every rood value. F. Paul. District Manager, Shipments Sundays, Mondays and - TWO and 2400-J- property ' sleeping porch.- for hoim no cottages, furnish- ers. Star Funlture Co 4O0-- Call Court Colo. by nont of n phone In but 1 4, 750 double house, compete-l- y Hotel, Denver, Thtwsdays parcel .vnr.,. children. 1102 South Edith. ed, with glassed-i- sleeping porch, 6')! the city what about two fami- Female. Pioneer Hatche ty, 320 South Spring sireot, and en East Pacific. 614 FOR SA LE Fresh buttermilk and cot- NEWLY FURNISHED liOOMs with the value? furnished, occupied by Los IMPERIAL ROOMS Inquire East In steam lies, Income 90 per month; High Angeles. flee, clean rooms; Santa Fe. tage chcer.e; also fresh milk gallon heat, hot and cold water, two WANTED Good cook for young men's rates by day or week. Over Pssiinie lots. HUTi-- first-clas- s rooms, of What is the intrinsic value per lands. 1320-- RED Swayne's Dairy, phone dining best club. Phone POULTRY YARDS S. C. R. I. 211 FOR RENT furnished lltirj-lrs- , Theater, West Central. Nicely bungalow, Now Liv home eookinir . Mrs. 22' East square foot of class A or any S,B00 brick, modern, partly Reds, Barn Plymouth Rocks, very modern, glasacd-l- n BILLE LECTURE "Millions furnish-ed- , WANTED Good family cook, wages. pens FOR RENT sleeping porch, Mon- Central, Occidental Ilulldlng. of Jot . and 'Ttar Nicely furnished room, of Will Never Die." Moose other class residential prop- large porches, large 50 month-- 1049-- cockerels breeding: hatching eggs plenty sun, fine place for sick. 807 ing hall, North street. Phone from sixteen close In, three blocks from postoffloe. Kouth day evening, February 6; no collections FOR RENT Room with porch, suitable in a ot How Eighth grand pens. Our winnings at COS 2067-- Edith. erty city 20,000? WANTED Good help for general house the : 13 West Sliver, phone taken. for two healthserkers, In modern Alhuqucr.ue 'try show, are FOR RENT OR SALE FIvo-roo- does it vary up to 600,000? work. Apply 123 North Fifth. prizes. In Baiired old FOR RENT Nicely furnished FOIt WHOLE MILK cou home; pie y milk nd fresh egga; Rocks; first pen; sleeping adobe stucco, three SALE PURE T What is tho value cubio A. Realtor Call second and tfclrd room, furnace heat. sleeping porches; with1 as gof care given bed patients. C fo'C per FLEISCHER, WANTED Lady solicitor, good pay. young pen; first and private entrance, will give lease or sell on terms. S15 all the cream, delivered to you foot of class A X at 419 West third fcecond and cockerel r.17 West Marble, 2101-- easy It comes cows. mrnth, Including trays, close to street and other Insurance In all Its hrnnches, Loans, between and I p. m., pullet; third phone North Slith. from the HICK'S DAIRY, cor. coal In S. C. R. I. hlefln. first sec- phone 50. Write, Box 200, care Morning construction? Bonds. young pen; FOR RENT Front room, steam heat, Five-roo- Surety ond old pen; sfceond and third first FOR RENT house with one Journal. South Fourth Street, Next to a. O, WANTED Girl or woman for general pullet; connecting bath; also other rooms. and two screened FOR SALE Five white enamel kitchen If you know these values then Ill IIS and third praxes on eggs. Wm. Bleu, 50SH West 683-- glassed porch porches, customers RESERVATIONS may now ba had at St. l'liono housework; good cook. Inquire 3 CentraJ, phone cabinets; the first five gets have a real to 6i4, West Atlantic, 1483-- completely furnished. 801 South Edith, John's Sanatorium ) : r.ates, you point North Elm. phone ELGIN HOTEL rooinT 1.H0-J- . them for $24.r.o. American Furniture Co., (Kptscopal Sleeping and phone S17.50 to -- includes from. Otherwise you cook. ,MOUNT A INpV I EW to.. 22:1 South Second. i per week; private figure WANTED Competent woman for 3CRrLnEDs7' housekeeping apni imems. by u.i rive-roo- room wtth to make or R02 poo nr,.i ivrouern house Bleeping porch, connected must have the guidance of a lng and general housework. Apply 724 big winning at National Western week month. West Central. with Klcssed Foil SALE Carpenter tools and kitchen bath and medical care, WANTED Position W Stock Show sleeping porch; furnished, toilet; medicines, professional real estate deal- est Copper. at Denver, January, 1922. FOnRENr Large, wejrfurnh7hedbed lawn, shade; will leaee for range; also two rolls atock fence ml general mirp'ng; excellent meals, This show whs one of the In year. Apply one one-ha- tray er or will little or WANTED 1501-- WANTED A or woman to do house- largest held room, steam hot water in filtl North Thirteenth. and rolla barbed wire. Phoue no extras. All rooms have steam you get Nursing. Phone girl United heated, room, 21D1.-- service; can Call 811 Statb this year. We won second If desired. 611 mornings. hot and cold' water. Rev. of the increase in "WASHJNO AND to work: go home night. cockerel cla garage West Coal, phone FOR RENT Modern five-roo- brick heat, running nothing IRONING take 1912-- ts of 68; sixth pullet class of 1102-.- W. on 1343-- J. South Walter, phone DRINK Sassafras Tea; a aprlngtime II. Zlegler, Superintendent. Phone values which is going all home. Phone 49; ninth y sung pen, claa of 20; fourth dwelling. unfurnished, at 215 West ini WANTED Girl or woman for general cll'lsa 600 aernnri FOR RENT furnished front bed- stover; no sick. Co, tonic; fresh selected roots for making; the tinie. WANTED Housework or chamberwork, display, Reds. Our Nicely Apply City Realty one S $1. housework; good cook, care for child. Denver coefcerel was room, in new home, furnace heat; 207 West Gold, phono 007. prepaid pound, 60c; pounds, half days. 1300 South Walter. valued by experts Conio Tea Co.. Como, Texas. "wXNTfcO STiscelianeous Every week some one says if I Inquire Mr. Woodworth, 222 West at ir.fiO; afeo Al- employed; no sick. 215 North Five-roo- WANTED champion winners at FOR RENT furnishod brick had some date Washing and Ironing, by the I 1922, second Ninth. WELDINit AND CUTTING, of metals VVA.ViT:!' Ooi'tlo uriving horse. Swift, only bought 1703-- buquerque, winning first, house, two largo porches and l.lement. day. Call after 6:30 p. m., LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EDU- and third l'cock, first, second and third rVOODWORTH 222 North Walter. For also welders' supplies; also for sale car ltio (Jrnnde boulevard, phone 1920-- previous. Newly furnished, nlca, Information call N "WANTED Washing and ironing to take CATION who Ceslres to enter the bus- hen, first, second and third cockerelr, clean rooms at4V7Snuth or 190J-M- . bides. "Sunllte," S3; Union." ts.,5. WANTED Two cows to miik for feed; more reason one ard hounelieeplnff apart- Walter, phone M. 1947-- There is why home. 1601 West Mountain road. iness world under the most favorable first pullet, aecond young pen, old ments, by week or 313 Steel Co., Inc., phone flrbt-clas- s care. Address E. H., f.ist daj, month. FOR RENT Very cozy and"7nodern flve-roo- dairy should buy In this city than M'ANTED and: elrcumstances. Nationally known firm pen; speeds for best male Amerlcur, South Third. SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions care Journal. Washing ironing to take class stucco bungalow, on West Coal ever before. home. 106East Coal, phone 1505-- has position affording 8200 monthly to andj champion cock of show. FOI. RENT To one or two avenue: will take lease for tlx prevent fallen Insteps; cures all foot WANTED Small or medium size safe; SE No Breeding birds for sale; eggs employed months; troubles. Arch Thos. com- WEAUD"lT, OPEN,-CLO- qualified party. money required. hatching Inrjfe, furnace hentfd front furnished 207 II. Plantar Supports. must be cheap; state and aize. The magnificent hotels now CHECK, and 28 and baby) chicks from fifteen of the gentlemen, complete. City Realty Co,, F. 40S price & Must be free to travel and over room, no alck. 400 South West Oold. C07. Keleher Leather Co., West Central. Postoffloe hox l'.t2, city. in will advertise our won- keep booka. WILLIAMS 55ANQ, C. finest per mated In the west. ORDER reasonable; phone ing 101-- years. Pend brief description. F. Seventh. KALE about wax- room Mellnl bulldln?. Phone CHICKS SARLY. C. P. 536 liorth TO LEAKE Splendid modern brick home Fori Young pet coyote, CLEANING, kalsomine and paper, derful climate far and wide. Rodgers, Garland Bids.. Chicago. Hay, in fifteen montha old; have raised this us BOOKKKEEPEK and stenographer, eight pnotne zzsu-j- , FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room highlands; fully furnished, by owner ing and oiling floors; work guariatoed. The greatest railroad shops Mnlo nnft Female. with or without suit- for home; two no sick a pet since two weeks old, and Is very John Goodson, phone 034-J- . yeara experience, deslrea hall or all sleeping porch; sleeping porches; tame. 1423 South t.econd, or west of Chicago will bring in (!)R SALE-- able for one or two close In. or children; very reasonable rent. See Mc- Apply at AND HAUL-IS- day position; do heallhaeeker. Phone ELITE dancing school, now open. House gentlemen; 1S66-- SCAVENGER CiENEliAL of people-Sk- illed JS2Z-- 416 South Third. Mllllon & Wood. Realtors. phone a city selected or 308 Reasonable rates. E. A. Griffith, WANTED Salesman saleslady. FOR 8ACLE brick house, on THE MA0A7.INB SHOP, 105 South Ce 722 . mechanics. The new INTELLIGENT and neat FOR RENT Nice furnished front room FOR RENT four-roo- mod- East Iron, phone appearing young North First. North jBdlth. Phone 2401-R- Attractive dar, Is prepared to handle yearly sub us an un- lady, desires a In store; with private entrance, on first floor; ern brick with WANTED 1,000 suits, ladles' or gentle- railroad opens to position drug ELITE school of dancing. We teach the FOR The cutest steam apartment, furnished, scriptions on all lending magazines. Your drain- "three yeara experience. Add"ress I E SLE little heat, hot and cold water; ladies fire place, two glassed-i- and two screen Mil men's, to clean and press. $1 each. developed empire. The latest stepe. 501 North second. house ln the south Phonw 23R0-- ed order will receive prompt attention. care highlands, for 860; only. Bleeping 1111 East In 1578-- Puke Cleaners, 44(1. will farm vast journal. 1914-- porches. Central, Florence Phone City phone age system WANTED For motion all uwner. Phone K 2 Fleming. Sixteen-year-ol- d pictures, FOR RENT offer: One furnished nigntantls; next door. Owner, A WANTED high school School pedal key ASBESTOS HOOF PAINT WANTED car ot old furniture, ruw, areas. Everything points to types and ages. Foto Play Film FOR fZale On room tn new North ; boy wonta work to do out of actio il easy terms, tlx. room, adjoining bath, brand Sycamore. GOOD stovrs, clothing: any and everything of Motion Picture Acting, 501 North modern s lota for all kinds of roofs. Il per gal large city. hours. Call phone 860-- Inquire of bungalov will take good modern home; private outside entrance; FOR RENT One Ion. pay cash. Address Box iOO mro Journal. Second. or real estate Phone 204MV. furnace of the nicest, cleant The Mantano Co., 110 South Now Mrs. tfoison. paper. heat; employed people preferred, and most convenient new houses In 1834 a built up W A N't ED Secondhand mrnlturo and beautifully situated and MAN or woman wanted, 840 weekly full reasonable. Phone 194&-- Walnut, phona J. Try XOUNO FOR sytLE By owner, new modern town; flvo two built-i- n in house- right in line of the cities MAN, attending business college, an hour apare time, aelllng rooms, porches, roof, will last as long as the building. trunks. We buy evorytlrlng deslrea to work even- time, II house, near Robinson park, tiiOO features; close In on East 850 hold -- lux's 316 are built plRce mornings, to wearer. i"!0 Central; PROSTATE and bladder "piles. goods. Bargain Store, growth being many and for room guaranteed hosiery Experience cash. per month. Phone 1825-- WANTED Agents per water 400 trouble, South Phone H:8. ings Saturdays and board. unnecessary. International Mllla, A118, month, paid. Inquire South constipation quickly, painlessly treated. First, homes by C. M. Barber, which Phone 627, Business FOR SALE Five-roo- model-,,- High. Albuquerque College. Norrlstown, Pa. frame, AGENTS Wonderful seller, Stic profit No knife, massage or dieting. Simple, MAX liARGAIN STOKE, ftt 31G South are the very last word in tha convenient for two lot, dollar Deliver on In YOU PROGRESS? Enroll In families; large every salea. spot. private homo treatment. Booklet free First, will pay the highest prices for of a modern home. The WOULD east fffont. Highlands. Phone 1669-- License free. Mis- WANTED and way BUSINESS CHANCES our school and receive training by ex- unnecessary. Sample Salesmen plain wrapper. Electro Thermal Co., your secondhand cloth log, shoes kind three-roo- - sion, 8, 2819 W. Pico, Lot that, make happy and In Secretarial, Stonographlo and FOR (SALE By owner, fur- Factory 57 660 Balrd Hldg., Bteubenvllle. Ohio. furniture. Phr.ne 858. TOR SALE Oarnge, best location lo perts nisniea would consider MILEpriTolPma"dowrth!ew contented families. town. Phone 879. Complete Business courses. You will house; torms; pnieniea gasoline Write Tor ioll SALE Player piano, at a very low BETTEH KODAK FINISHING It la rood irnllk cowa aa Ad- - AGENTS two million vaporler. high-grad- e then be placed In a responsible position. part payment. will sell Ironing Particulars. Stransky Vaporizer Co., price; this la a exceptionally better. Itrturn postage paid on mall By reason of large quantity pur- TOR SALE One ot the best business and even- 1, city. board covcra this year. One million Pnlfwnna fit i sweet toned cost 7r.O and Larnum 219 & Weat Individual instruction. Day oressjjjox - player; freight; orders. The Studio, chases and produc- properties In 515 Sruih Pri- five-roo- five hundred thousand dollars total reason- quantity Albuquerque. ing sessions. Western School for FOR , SALE A stucco resi WANTED will sell for half price and give Central. Alhiinuprqiie, N. M. First street. Inqulr at (Savoy Hotel profits. Write Supply, Lakeside Collector and salesman; one to Phone tion we can deliver a home to vate Secretaries, Eighth and TiJeras, dence, modern Improvements; bar- Agents experienced In Industrial Insurance able terms responsible party. Rt'tJ CLEAN HUH P01-- J Blrtg., Chicago, 2f0, or at J. C. Co. store. suit your for phone gain,! leaving town; .good location. Call must references. Ad inquire Penney 9x13 Ruga Cleaned, $2 00. requirements IF YOU WANT a nice modern four-roo- MAKE 830O to 8000 distribut- prorerred; give much less than can pur- ' at Sp3 South Arno. per month ....ran v.. CH rQ MATTRESSES rrnnvattrd. $3 60 and op. you home with.. four ' mora nice email j... A., JOUmni. FOR SALE Ranches FORI SALE By owner, one or two nice ing Speedoilne; easy, permanent work; SALESMEN furniture) repaired and packed. Ervtn chase an out of date second homes for Income, address B. G., care fftle-roo- evolutive automobile free. Sideline men; ten to twen new housea (one furnished), In territory; sa FOR SALE Five hundred shares of City Redding Co., phone 471. hand house (there are no in- Journal. FOR SALE A ranch, cheap, with Wrlta for Co., ty dollars per day; vest pocket E'ectrlc Dr. R. rooms. desionble location; both with garage. particulars. Speedoilne Plea; wonderful free. Railway, below par. WANTF.D Cureful Kodak profits) and much TOU1! CHANCE to make BIG MONEY, house of three Inquire lioi 407 West Coal. Dept. 74. Dnllnt. Twrnt. toller; aamplet Z Hust, N. T. Artnljo bulldlnr. finishing. tervening auto South Fourth. aia frary Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Twlca daily service. Remember, satis- less than you can by build- resllverlna; mirrors, reflectora, FOH SALE new four-roo- WORLD'S fastest seller, 400 per metal-platin- BALE and one-ha- lf Practically agents' SALESMEN on faction guaranteed. Pend your finishing one or dozen outfit furnished. Write for FOR Ranch, four olosa cent Needed In home, calling general etores. ing only half at acrea. in' bolck, modern except heat, In, profit. every g over to a reliable, established firm. Hanna particulars. International Laboratories, miles north of town; fifteen 8000 office and store. Establish niaeiine, special boys' USE EFFECTO AUTO TOP and seat a time. 1 nlceky furnished, down, balance like permanent all. One Hnnna. Master Dept. H6, Fifth avenue. New quire C. A. Wllmarth, 1021 Forrester. sample. Big commission. Re Vals-pa- Photngraphra. rent). Phone 1925-- profitable business. Free sample. Pre- peat orders. dressing. Effecto Auto Enamel, a concluded to Tork. FOR SALE Old Town boulevard; mier I.llrrr. Cincinnati Overall Mfg. Co., on automobiles. TEACHING clarinet, xylo- Recently family Ranch, DOWN 825 Mfg. Co., Detroit. -- n, Valspar Enamela Saxaphone, INVEST 'YOUR MONEY It owner on account of health; 20p and a month will buy i:incinnaTl, Ohio. Homestead phone, drums, cornet, trombone; all build for themselves instead where will leaving well-bui- lt l'r.ODUCINt wanted. Plymouth Cottage Paint, our down, 10 a alfalfa, horses, you a adobe, plastered white, Tailoring Agents WANTED Auto accessory salesmen- Floor Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- brass Instruments. HOW to read music ot having us do it for them. grow; (10 month plan good houses, garage, fruit, shihgle roof, floors and brand new, Men's mnrle to order clothing, (union Paint, la an unequalled opportunity for lha cows, chickens and farming implements. good auxiliary radiator for Ford. Prevents isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath- and play in banda and orchestras. Prof. could do ... n . 1 .. 131 Prlce 8960. Phone 410. made). Beautiful materials lowest 302-- Thinking they it email Investor; safe aa a ac- rnona .,a in i.-..- overheating. Installed In IS mlnutet. er Co.. 408 West Central, 1057-- Ellis, 1026 Forrester, phone savings flio, 1'wiiri, prices. New tprlng Swatch line ready, Retail phone cheaper. They did it cheaper count. For partlculara addresa P. M., SALE Four-acr- a two mllca FOR SALE By owner, Tie West Coal, price $9.00. Big commissions. AI TUIQTTERQUK WINDOW CLEANING FOR ranch, S Leed't Woolen Mills, Chicago. - than we would have but care Journal. on double frame stucco. 4 rooma and bath, Francla Byrne, Deadwood, S.- D. CO. Windows cleaned and floors it from postoffloe, main dltehi AGENTS TS chicken large porchoa, newly decorated, vacant earn I weekly; solicit orders at a, and houses cost them one thousand seven ON ACCOUNT of bad health, I will eelt house, garage. milk horse, 1803-- LARGE Chlnaware n 1 mibbed; on offlcea tur Trm If derlred. Phone for Cravenettes, sport tweed coats and Manufacturers FOR SALE No. Jersey low. 1138 honest hundred dollars good paying business reasonable; an honnM. thoroughbred chickens and No Perma- Ohio aorvlcea of live, ener cleaned; reasonable rates and and fifty terme. Phone F(DR BALE owner, modern raincoats. capital required. requires work. A. leave calls energetio man can make big money; It's keva. tools and furniture: By nent We collect. getlo aalesman or good sailing organiza Oranone; your more than our price. When out-do- 2416-.7- ex- proposition. deliver and FOR SALE Scotch collla three 252. work and the ihouse, 60x142 foot lot; fine shade; , pupa, American Grocery, phn mostly Investment, Field Mfg. Co.. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. tion. Commission basis onlv. Earning old. 1002 finished, they were sick of it considering, la very small. Write E. K., acres fine farm land cellent location, near McMillan park, months South High. FOR SALE Ten AC3ENTS A few possibility unlimited. Permanent posi and got rid of It. care Journal. under ditch, near Belen, N. M.: also lirlce reasonable. Apply 411 Wett WANTED energetic, tion ior party. Give reference and FOR SALE Bucks and docs; also fry- PROFESSIONAL CARDS two rooms reliable agenta wanted In Albuquerque, right rabbits. 710 West Lead. These FOR BALE Complete pool ball equip part of ten bouse suitable for sell territory covered. Experienced man pre- ing houses make beautiful on land Three-roo- and elsewhere in the state, to the ferred. ment oc six pool tables, wall aetteea, and several thousand adobea ifOIt SALE house with most Adddresa Service, enre Journal. FOIl SALE Fresh Jersey cow and calf. Vl'I'ilavtH, homes and fine investments. to build. Phono 1621-- for fur glassed-i- n lot 50x142; safest, soundest, fairest, profitable E. 1345-- 1104 JOHN W. WILSON. ate; tablea need recovering, otherwise In ready tleeplng porch, loan or investment contract obtainable. SALESMEN a busl J. Strong, phone or We will be to have good will be sold ther information. furnished or unfurnished; lighta and If you oould offer glad you condition; at bargain, to or write Jas. W. Nnrment, gen- nesa man with hli FOR SALE Or trade for hogs, good Attorney. come 2 6 m. O. B. i 8400 1000 Apply high grade pencils -- ms 1? 19, out from to p. F. Plalnvlew. Addreaa W. B. water. down, easy payments. 21H ad work 1100; an be 0' IS, and Cromwell Eulldlng. RENT--Ranch- et eral agent, West Gold. Albuquerque. Imprinted In aold. in Quantities ai horse, weight about 1153-J- . Thatcher, Plalnvlew, Texas. FOR Eatt Copper, seen C. W. rhone today and look through a TAILOHINO Make r.O to 8100 email aa a tingle gross, cheaper than ho at Hunter ranch, north end new AGENTS 2409-R-- !. model modern home which is BIO OPPORTUNITY FOR Rbi.NT Ranch. Apply M. Mandell, (FOR SALE OR RENT 5i brand a our wonderful ouyt nit ordinary pencils, to he couM Rio Orande bivd. Phone Ifl four-roo- houaea, corner and week and more, with EASTERN manufacturer of wonderful Jia West Central. Ninth at use them himself or an advertising FOH SALE Young ...Ilk cow, Ult. 8. HI about finished. The number line Be lOo new one or an on reasonable one price line; tells it very rhep I. I1TON, of and goods, sold by 20 well Koal; will tell novelty, wouldn't yon think you had a If taken, once. Harvard axd m is 1600 East Central TO LEASE acrea under ditch, norma. Sea F. H. or L. C, Ben per ault; 120 cheaper than retail prices; at Call at Diseases of Stomach. patent silent aatesman, wanta manager Strong, we C. real live proposition f Easy talea, big between end of TluMdlna-- . no no fenced. Including bearing orchard, nett. Phonet 7S or 14S. you collect profit at once; ship Highland atrecta, the Bulte, .Harnett lor state, cities; selling; traveling; four-roo- no O. D. exclusive commissions. Mr. Hobbs, sales manager, car Una and Falrview ceme- bo 'doba house, at practically to customer for balance; university UK. 8. C. CJ.AKKK, JOSEPH COLLIER, experience needed; big money maker; other condition than keeping house In. FOR SALE New home, close hustler wanted; write fully; it uty atreet. New York City. tery; must aell at ones. Chester Brewer. perpetual repeat proflta; at least 1750 fire- territory; Yyr, Kir, Nose and Thrant. repair and farm In cultivation. Close In; oak floora throughout; bath,, state experience. Salea Manager. Dept. WANTED Salesmen for FOU FALE StainTa iTroln pedfgreed 115 S. Second St. Phono 744. seeded. Eastern Mfrs. Co., 812 Clay andBtoj Fourth ward; 111. Albuquerque Burnett BuDOIng. Phone 13. churcrr and achool. Farm horses place, furnace, garage; 881 West Adams, Chicago, ana vicinity. Commission contract Flemish Giants and New Zealand Red Office Hours acreet, Ban jrrancisco. some houso furniture 8760 will handle; paymenta llk rent. machinery and AGENTS 84 an hour for your spare time. only, for tpare time or full time. Wt rabbits; lack of room compels me to t 13 a. Tn.,nni1 2 to B p. m. bu'H McMllllon Wood, Realtors. -- can be had on the tpot, very cheap, U'.li. tr, nuo mitfit containing will teach you to acll Income protection sacrifice m bunch of hlgh-grad- a animals; 1 Five-roo- mAKOAkT.T rAUTWRi"iilT, PERSONAL no obligation to buy ir leaaee oringa FOR SALE brick house; 18 ot line of pure through our free achool of Instruction Flemish coma in black, ateel and gray: !K. WANTED Rooms on In aamplca guaranteed Residence 11 23 Kust Central. Phone 671. INVESTIGATORS. Phone 20. hit own furniture and farm Implet modern; well situated car line food flavors, perfumes, toaps, toilet pre- and help you build a profitable busi- patlrtfactlon guaranteed. F, G. Newell, TKAVjfiUNli MAN wutjta comtorfaVl. or Church ot Our house baa hot air heat, ness. In- N. M. l'hone 671. CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT mentt. Sea write: highlands; parations, eto. Sell In every homo, llig Massachusetts Bonding and ItnMvell, and reasonable place tor wife to lives at their homes, N. M. glassed-i- n and la com- eam-pl- e surance 85o; ladlea' mena cut Lady, Belen. L tleeplng porch, repeaters, tteady Income, Send for Company, Accident and Health HOUSES, MARKS AND MULES In city or would like to get in touch with, ahampoo. hair pletely furnished. Price la very reason- ease Beauti- Dept., W. M. M. another salesman and rent furnished and shaves at their .Perkins 1523-- today. Light weight. Saginaw, Michigan. Capital, HAVE fifty head of good young Colorado SHERIDAN, D. home, by able; good terma. Phona ful Products Co., SI, 600. 000. hnmo W T. Oowull lluara U.t,.! jiroiners, pnone 1HH7-- MATTRESS RENOVATING appearance. American horsca, mares and mutes for aale; now Practice limited to four-roo- 5683 Ohio. LIVER TROUBLE FOR SALE Now house with American Bldg., Cincinnati, la your chance to buy your team for GFAITO . riUNWHY Tuesday sight. Physician explains 809 Vassor avenue. at ft have aome I1SEASK treatment fur Inflamed Rug furniture a bath, University MONEY TO LOAN spring farming bargain; AND Imp, gall- cleaning, repairing, 13,160, with 81,700 mort- good matched team a that wilt weigh I)ISEASl: OF THE SKIN bladder and bile ducta aasoclated with Phone 471. Brvln Bid- Heights, price CARPENTERING MUisItiV -- packing. 8 cent $24 a Xo LOAN Oil watctiM, di from ten to fifteen have aome tVatsennun i.nliuriitory In connection. gallstones. Booklet free. Dr. Paddock, gage at per Interest, at ODD MAN. hundred; LONE STAB AUTO 1INB. ding Company. mont" ; 500 balance In lots or au- PKTTIFORD TH E JOB mondi, (una and vnrythtni valuaoit. unbroke, but are all young Citizens Bank Bids. Phoiu 880 Box Kansas Mo. cash, 1873-- wr. gentle, The colorea eara. Ele- City, All kinds of work. Phone is, Mareui, SIS Bmith Flwt. second-han- d orange EDgle. tomobile, or aecond mortgage. horses; also have soma Hot N. WHAT WORR IE?T V OtF? CHIROPRACTORS WANTED house MONET LOAN wagons, harness and saddles for FOR RENT phant Butt Dam and Springs, Odd Jobs carpentering, TO 'in diamond!. watcriPi aale; Storeroom M. Meet all WHETHER your trouble, are love. end at reasonable end con. come, take look. 810 North trains at Bugle, leavlm CAUMiv" painting repairing, g:o!d jewelry; liberal rellfthle, Broadway l'OK KliNX fc'ebru; store-roo- a I health, money or write E. f. TYPEWRITERS 14&6-- Bcott 10, Hot Springs at 11:39 a. m. and J:!0 a m. marriage, fully; prlcea. Phone fldontlal. Onttllfh Jewelry Cn 105 N. 1st Albuquerque. Rldenour. 2.'.' romtn Second. M. P. strict confidence; prompt, .personal reply. Chiropractor, TYi'KWiil TJjTKSA U in a keiT ovhauled Starnm. Oldest Dam drivers, beat Dam cars on 1 and UUILD1NU, alterations, repairing, .arge CONFIDENTIAL, Joans i. din We help thousands. Prof. Coffman, ! irmlle and H lb bom for every ma- or jewHry, FOH RENT Store room. Uvltur the Dam line. We drive our own eara. J-- i.1 repaired. Joba or work by oontract by mnnde , Dlv. 1221 North Second, Albuquor-u- e, small; watcMea, Liberty bonds, - tn In HH0 block Write for at our chine. Albuquerque Typewriter & the reasonable work guar- flutomoblloB. plan conrectlon, tho reservatlona expense N, . dny; prices: Lowest ratea. RMhrnBiVa FOIl .USNTOood'- on East 1'T It, Journal Want Ada obance, phone, WW. 121 8iu& Fourth, Call 1755-V- 117 Central; vplenditl locaiiol bring rerjulta, anteed; ettiinatea free. y South JSondrd aa lh stand. Address car 7J7-- Flrt auta. B.t Journal, arug store, jt'aone , Hot SjriD,a i, M. , 5, 1922 Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL February

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i . 1 M ''fsrs:J (CONTINCOCS PERFORMANCE FROM 1 TO 11 P. M.) PAIELIIIE FRESERICIl TODAY AND TOMORROW , IX A DANGEROUS TASK "TWO IllliOS OF WOMEH" The man climbed down the side of a cliff to save a rODAY AND TOMORROW companion, but his mental vision saw the face of A stirrlns story o flove and adventure, with a great the girl he loved. The woman for whom he was in a (treat love. fighting. A photoplay of the Northweet filled with Also "FOX SEWS" Topics of tlie Bay, nnd action and spectacular thrills. The type of story in HAROLD LLOYD in a COMEDY. which HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES William Duncan and LOCAL ITEMS Pianos, Player Pianos, Grafonolas and Records Musical Instruments Edith Johnson s The Albuquerque scouts defeated ' the Santa 'e scouts' basketball Jewelry and Diamonds SHINE team last night in Santa Fe with a scora of 34 to B. Watches and Silverware A film of mystery and suspense, with intrigue, love, J, H. Phufflebarger left yesterday Indian Beaded for Faywood Springs, New Mexico. Bags U honor and adventure in happy combination. He will be absent a month. Moccasins & Souvenirs Dr. Murray, osteopathic physician, Woolworth Bldg., phone 644-- Navajo Rugs Alex. Janos, proprietor of the De Luxe cafe, and Speer S. Mitchell, one of the proprietors of the New Mexico Candv Kitchen, will leave this evening for El ra?o, Texas. Roth man's W. P. McMahon, cf Kl Paso, ADDED ATTRACTION: Texas, was in the city yesterday. Music and Jewelry Store load, Factory wood, lull track H17-.- four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. 117 S. First St. Phone I Phone 91. Mrs. Mattle James arrived last night from her home in Ala- Malone Taxi & Transfer 15S A Two Part Comedy bama to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rolln Guthridge, of Luna REGULAR PRICES. boulevard. Mrs. Trimm has been a frequent visitor here. A play, "The Choice," will be given at the Rroadway Christian Cleaners at 7 o'clock by the church tonight DYERS AND HATTERS junior department. Never have a before? don't know Carlos Dominguez was a visitor In RIG CLEANING garden Well, you what the on his way from Phone 4M. Cor. (1th and Gold you've missed. It's real joy working in the pure, fresh air, city yesterday he has Denver to Los Angeles where and most healthful recreation besides look at the satisfac- been transferred as a federal board student. lie formerly tion of eating vegetables from your own garden surely com- training name or boxed here under the pensation enough for the little care Write for our Taft." C. E. HAGLAND, D. D. S. required. "Charlie Kid 1922 Year Cook it will be cost Mrs. C. S. Blackwell, of La Junta. your guide and you nothing. of Announces the removal of his Colo., and Mrs. H. R. Merrill, office from Suite 1 and 2 to C. L. Mc- Helen, are visiting Mrs. Suite 16 Grant Building, Millan for a few days. Tfie Kfoimtain ScsiS Co. Telephone 1187. Rocky Jcvnc's Salad Pressing In nil Mies, and other Jcvnc products at Denvar, Colorado Conroy's. For a durable, comfortable, guar- Nu Pone FOR SALE anteed corset, call your A The Sweetest and Mother- - Mrs. Williams. 2089-- J. BARGAIN J coreetiere. Five-roo- modern house, ex 350 MENi WANTED sTzo any cept heat completely furnish- WANTED We deTtvw any ed. Owner leaving for east. TYPEWRITERS Transfer Co., To bring their watches to us. Underwood No. f where. Henry Call 1308 Kant Copper. wnere can Better worn No. 10 939. you get Royal Phone for less money. Address I5ox 55, care Journal. A Simple Tala of Simple Folks in a Simple Village WISEMAN'S WATCH SHOP, ; Abounding in Action, Thrill, Suspenae, Pathos. Let Us Send a Man For Lease Soon 215 South Second Street. To replace that broken window Most small home in rlass. Albuquerque Lumber CO city. New. near Robinson Park Armstrong Dancing Phono 421. 423 North First. Suitable for small family only. ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Will furnish for desirable ten California Roses School ants. No sick. a I field grown. I have In sip wn PHONE of fine Standard Varieties I Oulnst to the great Increase licim NOTICE. list our business we are oui SOLES d REMOVAL for March delivery. Mall Orders having located at dance floor Increased to tvlc We will be Solicited. en- 1111 North Fourth Street RAYMOND F. BLOOM. lis present size. This will able us to Klve class lessom "CURRENT. EVERTS" Monday. Feb. Gth. 2167-.- 1. P. O. Rox 641. After Phone well as children W. C. THAXTON FOR SALE for adults as A Five and nlso dancing evenings for REGULAR PRICES. North End Water Company bargain. room mod ami friends. ern house, except heat. Com our pupils their pletely furnished. Owner leav MR. AND MRS. ARMSTRONG ing for east. Instructors. ..M,....,, HOMES FOR SALE BY Call 1308 207 West Gold. I OWNER. East Copper ELMSHOTEL nam l tn fi.room Dress Finest rooms in the state steam hot ana ,coia I D. terms. Would consider heat, 8 II 015 SHOP C. II. CONNER, M. O. brick, water all outside rooms. CITX ELECTRIC t. PER TON Well leaBe by right parties. SST-- 213 Sooth Second. Osteopathic Spcrtalijt, COAL $11.00 Country Camp with or with Then. .&1-.- I. JJ-VV. 1949-- Weekly rates, Free Call nod Delivery. Stern Bldg. Tel. Gallu For Convalescent Tubercular 821 XV. Silver. Phone WANTED out bath. J4 to $10 ween ?al Pause p Lump A Girl for Housework. private In tho mountains. Rates $12.50 Transient rate $1.50 single; GUYS per week. For Reservations. Apply double. TRANSFER $2.00 490-- 603 North Eleventh. With bath $2.60 single anu Eftusic Phone 371 324 S. Second Phone J Machine double $3.00. Shelled Pinon Nuts ifiHiiiii.fi uiiii&i yy. Tenth St. Send for mall order list j W. Ilia Offers the last thing in Ice Cream, Fannie S. Splti. Tel R03, 323 FOR RENT Syrapai&rs Elegant Suite of two rooms. NOTICE GALLUP COAL Bedroom and Bitting room uit-ab- le Thfi telenhono directory goe? Time. Place. for two ladles or to press on 10th. All Any Any 11ns a New gentle February "ESKIMO PIE" The Dodge Hotel men employed. Steam heat. changes, corrections and new 582-- . Name Phones 1078-- or J The Best for Domestic Use . 524 North Fourth Street. installations should be report- ed to the local office before At Briggs' Pharmacy, Highland Pharmacy, Royal HENRIETTA this date. Fee's and Inn Being entirely renovated; nice Pharmacy, Palace Drug Co., College clean rooms. Mr. Zook, Man-ae- r. J. B. REYNOLDS, COAL SUPPLY and LUMBER CO. 117 North First. FOR RENT Manager. Suite of living room, bedroom 4 Phones S and bath. Steam heated. in Apply Let Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Home MRS. W P. METCALF, 303 FOGG, The Jeweler South Fourth. Masquerade Ball HDIES Expert Watch Making, En- Given Ry OUR SERVICE graving, Jewelry Repairing Modern Woodmen Opposite Postoffice. NEVER AGAIN and In caring for each and every detail In the sacred trust the 603-- J. 123 8. Fourth. With on Phone present developments Cut in embahncr and funeral director called to fcast bilvcr, near Highland Royal Neighbors Price family places the Park, can 50-fo- ot lots there, I. O. O. F. HALL render Ills professional services MERITS YOUR CONFIDENCE be as as now. 11. bought cheap Saturday Evening, February BE-HA- LF Just a few left at (500 to $650 Admission $1.00 FOR RENT on easy terms. Steam heated office space at J. A. HAMMOND. Fred CrolIotff Licensed Embalmer 207 West Gold Avenue. Apply 824 E. Silver. I 'hone 1522-R- . -- 418-42- JUST THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CITY REALTY CO. Mixed Candies, lb... 20c Phone 578 Modern Equipment 0 South Second St A HOUSE AND A HOME. THE IMPERIAL Neapolitan Fudge, lb, 25c CO. FOR RENT LAUNDRY Klondyke Chocolate, FOR SALE Six rooms modern lb 30c What is it after all, that makes the home? Ia Five rooms modern. "THE LAL'NPRY it not the furniture? No matter how rich in hos- Six modern, well ventilated Four rooms modern, furnished. OF QUALITY" Chocolate Peanuts, the be, it cannot itself rabbit hutches, cheap. Seven rooms modern, furnished pitality spirit may express or unfurnished. Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Hats lb 30c in an empty room. Beauty, charm, comfort, TELEPHONE 134. FOR SALE Cleaned and Blocked, Bugs "hominess," all find their best expression ranch on North Fourth cleaned by latest process. NOTICE through street. WATCH FOR OUR BIG the use of Good Furniture. One One The Candy Shop Suitable for Apartments. Phones 148 and 449. As to Thomas' NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO. 110 South Second the style, your individual taste and the ICE CREAM requirements of your home answer that question. We carry such a wide range of designs and finishes Ilair-Gallo- n Packed $1,00, Delivered. that with our help you will find the furnishing of SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED. I CHALLENGE your home an easy and enjoyable matter. Phone 313. MOST COMING SOON Any fipot on Your Clothes. coal mm THE Suits Cleaned and pressed, $1.00 CERRILLOS APPROPRIATE Some Wonderful Values and Bargains in Drug Store Furniture of course, should be GOOD. But It GALLUP Merchandise. need not be expensive. Good furniture is built for Phone 1685-- W as well as for the FOR RENT ANTHRACITE VALENTINE The Meritol Store. the bungalow mansion, and both Fifteen-acr- e ranch, six miles Drug are found at LIVINGSTON'S. al- 114 Second. For Economy and styles north of town; six acres In Agency, South Use for Satisfaction falfa, balance ready crop. NATIONAL AND CERRILLOS EGG COAL three-roo- m adobe IIAT DRY A BOX OF WOODWORK'S Good house, CLEANING WORKS Costa Less, Burns Longer And with all the beauty, with all the superior garage and outbuildings. Phone Makes More Heat quality, with all the great selection that you will 2191-- J. mornings. Successors to Yotts. CHOCOLATES PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ex- PHONE 197-19- find at LIVINGSTON'S, prices from the least HIGHLAND OFFICE. HAHN COAL CO. Phones 8. 222 West Central 1624-- PHONE 91 pensive to the costliest have shown an appreciable decline. f Brown's Transfer f. and Storage NOTICE STAGE Save Money Buying u Eipert Piano and Furniture by Movers. Albuquerque PHONE 678 National Hat & Dry SWASTIKA COAL i . C. A. HODGES, Prop. to Santa Fe. Cleaning Works LIVINGSTON CO. i! On 15th $9.50 1 February a daily Sugarite Fancy Chestnut, - Uj Suits cleaned fl- service will stage run to Swastika Lump, $11.00 i, f Coal and pressed ...tDJ.UUf( fiJuME Gallup Lump We do all kinds of cleaning, TAOS. ' $11.00 A TON and All SICN OF GOOD COAL iuir,w rancy Lump, ?ia.w FURNISHERS WHY? pressing repairing. 41 work guaranteed. Old hats s 600 I Coal Co. made like new. Phone NEW STATE COAL COMPANY. 21 3-- West Gold Ave. Albuquerque, N. M. t Johnson Phone for Highlands, Office Slnsrcr Clitnr Store. 00 N. First Phone 388-- 1024-W- . 21 n Weft Central ... l'lione 35. (

t . February 5, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL TWO BIG BRIDGE SERIES; THE. PI KAPPA ALPHA COSTUME BALL AND OF COLUMBUS ANNIVERSARY DINNER FEATURE THE WEEK o PI Kappa Alphas and had an HOOP IN WEDDINGS. CHILDREN IN MI'SICATE Josephine Parsons. The gnosis $ t $ girls undoubtedly EFFECT THIS AI'TEIINOON. were the Misses THE time at their costume EDITOR'S NOTF,. Cla PERSONAL MENTION. Lucy .lane Clark, on All EVENING GOWN IS The of Miss Elsie Tho juvenile pupils of Miss Florence O'Hnra, llorothy Stevens, TWENTY YEARS AGO ball at the Masonio temple items for the Sunday marriage Louise M. certainly section must be in the Clayton, of Dr. E. M. Nlehcls' piano clashes Clyda Wilson, Juliet 'Fleischer! In Alliuqucrquo Society. Friday evening, but they society SEASON NOVELTY daughter will In rocilal this after- Mill-rio- t Helen should have admitted more of the Journal office by Saturday Clayton of 000 West Gold avenue, Miss Dorothy Worthlngton of appear Lamb, Jaoktnn. a, was noon and Hernandez, son of Mr. Providence, R. "l., and Miss White noon at 8: 10 o'clock nt the Wom- Carol Wilson, Frances Andrews. ; i. t fc f t. 4, 4. $ 4 Q town as spectators. It at the latest. Reporters if--.- Ralph people ' Ko-sha- an's club. All friends of little Constance Walter nnd a treat to those who came are urged to call the Journal and Mrs. S. L. Hernandez, took and Miss Gillespio wont on a the. Marjorie positive o musicians are invited. Tho Cleave. Mr. and Mrs. W. to kaloido-scopl- as in week as possl- - place yesterday afternoon at five motor tour to witness the pro- J. Marsh "anyway" watch the early the follows: O - of looking ble after the event occurs. o'clock. The ceremony was per- annual buffalo dance at tho San gram pleasantly entrrtalned a number of procession good Staccato Caprice '. college folks dancing by In The society editor may bo formed by tho Rev II. S. David- Felipe puehlo on Thursday. Koelllns; ORGANIZATIONS younn people In honor of their son, young re- Francos Stern, Catherine Nnnllst. their fancy dress costumes. One reached at telephone No. 13. m mi'"!.': mm m V- son at tho parjonage. The bride Mrs. Evelyn Hatch, who was on n The Courteous Child The teachers of the de- Harold, night. Those wondered where so many clever f.fm was attended by Miss Vivian cently operated upon at tho Pres- Wetdig junior Friday Lucille Qulckcl. nf the Sun- present were Mi's Bessie s disguises were ever found In the as maid of honor and th.4 byterian hospital, is convalescing partment Presbyterian Pratt, bridegroom was attended Wil- rapidly. Tho Little Wanderer Gurlltt day school were entertained nt a f.ulu Palmer, Mario. Corson, Lottie ' city. by fl eve- o'clock on, r , T..."v. Ir... for liam Black as best man. The Mrs. Arthur and Dorothy Strong. supper, Monday , , The past week waa notable Gallup chili Sonatina j.. rir Jinn,,,tn,tn nifHWll, X'U.IIllltt that of the ter Byrne, dialect stories by Mau- couple will make their home with have returned to their home at Beethoven ning at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. another big dance, F. Moderate 1?. B. Pratt, Edna and Edith Parks, at Alva-rad- o rice Klein and duets Miss Stortz Mr. Hernandez's on Foot- spnnola alter a visit here with Hondo Cristy. Those present were Knights of Columbus the by parents Mr A. T:. Mrs. Edith and Gertrude Cor- In of twen- and Baron Auriomma, operatic hill boulevard. The bride was a friends. Mrs. Gallup was formerly Mary Katharine Connell. Gere, McSpadden, Walker, celebration the The Miss MacArthur. Miss nelia tieth birthday, of the local council. baritone. The baron, who was member of the graduating class of Mls Margaret Standley, a univer- Daisy Kroeger Mary Mcl'lride; Master Robbie and with a to remain a longer - the h.?'h school, and sity student. Thornton Sellgman. Thompson. Mrs. II. L. Bogrefe and Harold This affair began banquet persuaded day i - - J I is Albuquerque Mrs. Condlt. Harry Hniitzinger, Marsh, which lasted until midnight in the city for the entertainment, f Mr. Hernandez Is a senior and stu- Swing Song Kroeger nearly Maxlne McSpadden. Clyde Tinlnian, George Parks, when dancing began. Baron gave several pleasing solo num- dent Instructor in Spanish at the CLUBS. Pearl a few In bers. were play- 4 i state He will continue The Bullfighter yon Wilm The Tast Matrons' club of the Crockett, Floyd Fielder, who spent days Accompaniments hi university. Some society editor for lack of a Nellie meet on the week, was one ed by Mrs. Irene Herkenhoff Mc- t his work at the university, where better Clark. Eastern Star will Mondav Charley Corson, Guy Thomas. the city during he name, called it the Highland Violin Solo. 4th Concertino afternoon at 3 o'clock st the homo of the stars on the entertainment Donald. is a popular and prominent club a of Charley Ttanghart. Bert Skinner, toasts member of Brldgo when group eight Hu ber of Mrs. Tom at 410 West and program, The and speeches arrang- the student body. players organized 11 r?atty Charley Lemhke. afternoon ed for the were cancelled years ago. Kenneth Ball. Coal avenue. All past, matrons in Last night in Mayor Marron's A succession ,of bl? banquet The club has played together every of J. D. the to on account of of the Ilrlstow-TCnlsli- t. (Pupil Mrs. Clark.) city are Invited ba present. office a nf the new Albu- bridge parties was bold durinff the the length year since with publicity the Sonatina meeting a series of three in the previous program and the floor T Miss same Ilaslinger querque council of the Knights of week, early Margaret Bristow, daugh- membership. The. club play- Allegro Grazloso Hondo The benefit card party of tbc week and another series around was cleared for dancing about ',) ter of L. G. Bristow of 223 Granite ed for the first time this nt Columbus was held and the fol- week-en- Is year Mildred Botts. American Legion Auxiliary Tues- the present Bridge midnight. avenue, and Edwin Knight, son of the home of Mrs. D. las': lowing officers elected: Gran.l II Cams Le Petite Amourette Cowles day afternoon at the Knights of O. the favorite pastime ft this season, 0 Mrs. Scott Knight, of BOO North Tuesday afternoon. The next knight, N. Marron: deputy an and RATION ATTRTEMMA Third Frances Stern. Pythias hall was an unqualified P. F. filling at least afternoon COOKS jitreot, wero married last meeting will bo on Thursday after- a success. A grand knight, McCanna; of everyones leisure SDAGIIETH AGAIN. nleht. (a) Ah, 'TIa Dream large attendance was ehancellor, E. V. Chavez; warden, evening nearly Saturday by Justice of the noon at the home of Mrs. W. W. T y an inter-clu- b Peace present nnd a good sum was real- John D. A. Mac- time. Why not have Another of the noted spaghetti Deslderlo Jtontoya at the Strong to celebrate the Joint blrlh-day- s Beaven; recorder, to create court house (b) Le Concon (The Cuckoo).. ized for the relief work among tho financial Chns. tournament shortly Just dinners prepared by the Baron J. in Old Town. The of Mrs. earns nnd Mrs. Henry sick soldiers here. pherson; secretary, excitement? young went on a G. Daqiiin Refreshments White; treasurer, E. G. Garcia; a little V. 'Aurlemma, tho Jovial Italian couple wedding Corn's, Jr. The members of the Elise Davis. of home-mad- e coffee o to Santa Fe. will club .Mrs. cake, and lecturer. John IT. Ollphant; advo- singer who Is making the Salvation trip They make are earns. Mrs. Cnnrs, Mlnuai a' la Antique. Pndercwskl fruit salad were served. Tho com- n.nniini-POTTFT- i Army famous In tho sovthwest. their homo here, whero Mr. Knight Mrs. strung, Mrs, A. Mrs. cate, John O'Brien: Inside guar- bridge is an j. Iteldy, Elizabeth Nordhaus. mittee in charge, composed of Mrs. dian, A. Cnrsan; outside SERIES LAST WEEK. was served on Wednesday evening electrician for tho Nash Elec- C E. I.owber, Mrs. D. A. Blttner, The Do!! Thomas Mrs. F. guardian, tric Dancing Paldln Blakemore. J. Robert Archer; trustees, ,T. S. A Monday, Tuesday and Wed- at the Copper avenue home of Mr. 7 Supply company. and Mrs. L. J. Coppock Summers, H. Mrs, was C. Beryl Hayes. j, shufflebarger, Creeenn, Martin Tlerney, IL S. afternoon bridge series and Mrs. Carl Ma gee. Second Valse James Mrs. E. M. Beck-wlt- nesday fes- Godard Colllster, Knight. the contribution to the social Again It was the "Journal fam- PARTIES. The Woman's club of the Co- Hasula and Mrs. B. Mrs. Moore. Harry Fenton, O. A. Matson and wife were bus- tivities of the week made by ily," a table full of fifteen of them A ngressional church will meet next Marche Milllalro Schubert acted as hostesses. It has beo-.- and Mrs. C. M. Bar- the chef at one end pleasant Sunday night supper Thursday afternoon With Mrs B. ily engaged yesterday in moving C. W. Potter with, was Delia Moya. decided to hold a similar party into one of cot- the tho editor-in-rhi- oth- party piven at the home of C. Kir. North the pretty Gilmore ber. The affairs wero given at and at the and Smith, Fourth street, Myrl Ball, accompanist ( once a month. The regular meet- on which was er, who were tho con- Judge Mrs. R. P. Karnes at for a business social pupil tages Fast Railroad avenue. home of Mrs. Earlier, ultimate their home on meeting and of Mrs. John Wilson). ing of the auxiliary will be held F. who went to decorated with flowers for sumers. The baron, who Is built University Heights program. on Harry Lee, panta pink last week. The affair was the oc- O Monday afternoon at 2:30 Fe on business and attended the the occasions. on generous proi ortions himself, casion of o'clock at the Armory. tables of bridge Were set the exnmplo to the others In the birthday of Judge The Conversation and Brld?e U. N. M. SOCIETY governor's reception on the Bide, Seven Barnes and wft In the nature of returned last He the each afternoon with th the way of helpings and manipu- club will be entertained on Tues- Miss Marcella Matson, Miss Mar- The Mothers' Circle of Con- night. says played a for him. A birth-cla- y the f surprise largo afternoon Mrs. C. C. Meach- Mae-Arth- reception nnd the Inaugural ball usual late tea guests, xne nosicw lations of the lusivo strings. cake was cut day by garet Prnithors, Miss Helen gregational church met for wore Arno t. The of moun and distributed nm at the home of M.rs. Carl C. Miss Mur- Friday a great success. en were assisted by Mis. t preparation the th honnree. Mrs. D. and Roso May a social hour nnd to discuss a talk Mr. Mrs. B. S. TSitsch, Mrs. E. I or K by John Clark on West avenue. are nnd Spitz left last Mrs. II. tainous nisn spagnein consume;! some, Magce Copper phy among the new students given by one nf the club members El afd entire at- played violin solos during tho night for Paso, whore they will V Mrs. It. II. Hnnna the afternoon, the close Tlie were: registered for the second semester. on babies. Tho club met nt the be the tention of man- evening. guests Dr. Tho Ten club will Misw Is IT. guests of friends for a few I Vs. A. D. Ogle. the baron and the and Mrs. O. K. Mr. Busy Sewing MacArthur a former N. home of Mrs. Trimble Wells, 41 S davs. Mesdames F.. D. Ben-ro- editor, who is Angle, and Mrs. meet on afternoon at the M. who the uni- The guests: aging learning 'the 1. O. M. Botts Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Thursday student attended South Arno street. Mrs. C. Hard- The Highland club held R. H. Hanna.'A. II. Wilde, W. trick, pounds and of raw r home of Mrs. F. K Thompson at of Missouri last semester. acted as Mrs. Her- Tuesday pounds Clark, Prof, and Mrs. R. S. Rock-woo- d versity ing hosessj Its at the A. L. C. lionnntt, W. A. Kel food materials of known and un- 411 Hast Silver avenue. Miss Is a former West mann Snider had fortnightly meeting home Wilde, and Dr. G. S. Hubbell. Murphy charge of the of Mrs. A. E. Walker last Tuesday. her, Frank Butt, Jack Rsynolds. known origin, nml the largest pan Virginia college student. Mothers' program. Four little A E. T. W. which the editor-in-chi- could Clover Invitations in the form of very Interesting and Instinctive Louis Ravnolds, I.aettrr, Flgma Chi house and girls Elsie) Flaws. Margaret Col- aflornoon was spent. C. T. C. H. Conner, In the The bnron tried boys their legal summons decorated with SlKina Chi announce No-b- b Kelm, E. chase, buy city. friend:! nt fraternity llster. Helen Antoine and Ida Mrs. A. A. Keen of this who H. T. O. a new this with meat FASUIOX NOTES. girl an informal tea on gold seal and blue ribbons have the of n city, T. Vami, Harry Asplnwall, recipe time, pledging Charles Sullivan of gave play with their dolls, has been in D. K W. B. Hicks, balls, nnd tho remilt was super- Friday afternoon at her homo on been issued to the members of the Williams). Ariz.. Frederick Valen- which spending; the week Winfrey, Barton, East Gold avenue in of after they sang a song Santa Fe, has been the Li. Rov E. Van latively delicious.' has H honor ths Apollo club announcing a banquet tino nf Santa Fe nnd Walter Mc- "Farowoll recipient H. Blair. Campbell, Spaghetti newly-wed- Dollle," accompanied bv of much T. W. Tel- new Sig Mr. and Mm. to be given tho club at tho IT. social honor. Cladding, now. liy of Pa. Tho Sig.i Davison on the Journal-Democra- Cleave, James meaning, This evening gown features two ltiehnrd Bruce. Mrs. G. Cor- carty Pittshur:,h, violin There From the t, IT. Ct V. The meal P. hotel on 15. The have Invitations chap-'fn- r ., S ler, M. H. Babin, Rochl, started of with an new modes the season. is nish. Mrs. H. B February Issued for a were children, two babies nnd 1901. C. F. D. Italian hnrs d'ouvre 'ronh-.tin- of for It Jamison and Mis'j "defendant" Is asked to show dance on February, J Ilankin, E. Staufler, of faille nnd is made with a Jeffio Short Saturday evening, ;0 mothers present. The after- ," gray assisted the hostess. cause phufflobarger, D. P. Kill, Leopold nallme, "finissimo nntlpnsto anpe-titoso- why he should not enjoy a February It. noon closed with a little for or an hoop fklrt. The ovnsklrt is of The mothers of tho bride and good time at said end Is party Mover, Max Nordhaufj, Seymour imported salad nf silver laco rows of were banquet, all. Rev. Davison and W. W. ,T. M. cau;:l',t up by groom tho only guests other notified that i nless he tho. The I.ewinson, Huydcn, Roy preserved fish and pickle, and vari-color- appears social event nf the week in Evans wore elected associate ,T. M. olives. do ribbon flowers which than the act. will not be Ftrnme, Alfred Goodrich. The piece resistance of In fraternity plaintiff responsible university circles was tho masque- A. S. IT. match the colors the bodice of for his default of said time. A FINE BABY Morgan, P. Cooper, Busel, spaghetti and Rauce and moat balls brocaded baronette. good rade ball given by Phi Kappa Charles May, Goon Crab:, L. S. from which the rauce vas pre- A party was given on Friday Tho summons aro given under the Alpha fraternity at the Masonk' A musical tea has been nrrsneed Should nave Peters, IT. R. Paper, IT. B. Ilentng, pared and rff which every one was evening In honor of Mi:;s Gorthi hnnd of E. F. Landolfl, "clerk of temple on Friday night. A mas- for the afternoon of February 13 It. M E. C. Bold, obllsmfl to indulge hcavilv was fol- Long before the winter weara- Stafford by her friends nt her the court," and under the great querade, with its usunl quota of oy tno meal chapter nf the Daugh- Georgo Roslington, James David-so- lowed by rle, Ttallm choose and bles aro, discarded string wca ra- home at 509 West Silver avenue. seal of the Apollo club. Leopold Eenoritns, cowboys, lmrleqlns ani ters of the American Revolution nt A Fine Photograph Rubv Perl, R. I. Hurt. Albert coffee. After that the baron felt llies edge their way in a smaller Those present wero Miss Fay a Meyer, A. W. Goodrich and Louis columbines, is always fun and the Elks' dub house. The affair Botz, Ij it. Chamberlln. F. M. T.yon, more like himself than the olheru fur neckpiece for the heavy scarf, Kagy, Miss Nora. Lea. Miss OortlYt (', Hosseldon are signed as when tho r. I. K. A. S. are hosts it will In? given to raise money to May the baby's future be H B. F. did. a brand new of sem- Stafford. Miss Mabel Is so. of costum s Reuben I'errv, Arnn lining, bat spring Un, Miss Ada inoro Some the mark two historic spots In Berna- as bright as his plcturet Baby Copp, T. 8. Walker, C E. Pruee, Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. blance, a bit of crisp fresh peek-wea- r Smith, Miss ona While and Mows. wero particularly clever, "bra-j- lillo county, and for this purpose ," are soon but a Frank Roberts, Carl Mullty. J. M. Mngeo, Miss Oertrnde and Master replacing the revere neckline Taylor Brown, Dolmer Endicoit Short stories, the most popular and chrarette girls vic- a silver offering will he taken. The days memory. Fall, H. K. Holman, M. Volnunrts, Ted Magco, Dr. nnd Mrs. C. f. of the winter frock, a trim littlJ Trvini? Stafford, George 1'arnotf, American indoor-spo- rt for both ing with each other for attention. musical program will consist of Let us record them for all A. I. Rtedllng, W. O. Hope. Arthur Meaoham, Mr and Mrs. Clinton P. tailored suit substituted for tho William Keith nnd Ralph Shrld-ne- r. writers and renders, were studied A prize was awarded tho wearer of harp, violin, piano and vocal num- time with photographs. Sisk, E. D. Bisk. Craco White, E. Anderson, Mr. nml Mrs. John S. fur coat on Iiri.-rh- t February driyi A delightful evening was by the members of the Tuesday the "best" costume at the affair. bers. Mrs. Harold Galer is chair- Loni-- JTor-le- In nn K. Royer, A. I). Ogle, Kenneth fiotfihall. Mlrs I.ewber. y and gradually it is spiingi You spent with games and music, after Literary club at their mooting last The hall was decorated tho fra- man of a committee on arrange- Make appointment now. Henrietta Meyers, Nye F. Cassidy nnd Paul G. don't need the daffodils in the which refreshments were week at the homo of Mrs. George colors and a supper was ments, of Mrs. Baldridge, Jlorgan. 1 served ternity composed R. P. Martin, H. It. Burch, C. E. Odin. O florist's windows, or the removal y tho hostess, assisted by Mrs. Valllant. Mrs. Raymond Stamm, served at the closo of the dancing. Bnrnes, Mrs. C. II. Spitzmesser H. D. Brehmer, S. L. Burton, I. Xrcw STTfTXC-F- orTlTET of "hot chocolate" signs from drug- Mische. president of tho club, gave a paper Mrs. D. IT. Porter and Mrs. J. R. Meyman, .Sarah Mitchell, D. W. TO MAKE JIOW SOOV. stores to assure you. Feminine at- on "The Technique of the Short The patronesses nf Alpha Chi McColIum The Elks as well as the THE F. C. W. Pool- tells the tale. Mrs. John Milne a the D. A. MILNERS Faw, Harry Brann, A new musical group that prom- tire Mirs Rosalie Furrio entertained Story." gave Omepa sorority entertained R. are operating in the F. La hr.t- - ... on "Modern Short acllvo members er, Harry Strong, Emily ises to fill a long felt want in the at a luncheon nt lmm riA naper Story and pledged nt civic movement for the erPctlon of P.IT'bon-trlnvie- Vo;--- t Writers." Mrs. A. B. St led Belle, II. E. naler, W. M. Farr, J. way of ciastdcBl d hats aro well Slate avenue after- - roup dinner at tho Alvarado on Sunday tho monument nt Corrallos, where C. C. entertainment in yesterday tho "Current WALTON STUDIO M. Doolittie, H. F. Robinson, the. city Is a ti"W represented In tha between season noun m jionor of Misv? Genevieve Events" discussion. evening. The hostesses wore Mrs. Coronado and his compnny camp- C. A. J. Yrlsnrrl, stringed quartet Tho next will be bold on John D. Clark, Mrs. John S 13 West Central Meachnm, Filer, which has recently heen organized. models. One hat of brown velvet Chattcrton of Stuita Fc, who has meeting Milne, ed, and in the Old Town plaza A. W. C. e 14 nt the home of Mrs. Mrs, G. S. Mrs. L. B. 923 I). Macpherson, Oestreich, The personnel nf the quartet is has wide handsome brown satin been her guest. Tho-'- present February McLandress, made famous by Kearny and Phone O. S. MeLandress, P.nss. Morrltt, L. made up of Mrs.. ribbon swirled and bound over, and were Miss Chattcrton Miss R. W. D. Bryan. Mitchell,. Mrs. L. G. Rico and Miss Schools. Charles John D. Clark, Betty Kempenieh, P. K. first violin: Judge p.. P. Barnes, under the brim in a fashion that Mack, Miss Margaret Smithers, Watlington, B. Holtry, Alrto Leo- second migpr5;ts an cha peau beau- Miss Evelyn Mcnrns nnd Mies Lila B. D. violin; Lynn Cook, cello, injured pold. H. B, Rhea, A. Ftroup, and D. J. Cook, viola. tifully bandaged up by a skilled Bovd. Mrs. 1! Tl .Innn. C. A. O. .nl.,.,i. Dodds, Phortle. Letter Mrs. Clark, who is active In or- surgeon. ed at a breakfast party in Mi.ss W. H. C. E Chnttorton's Cooper, Herman. Uyro ganizing tho group, Is leading vio-lini- honor Saturday morn- F. A. Stortz, Fred Canfield, W. IT. of the There Is not much use for ing at her home at 700 West Slate W. H. William city. Although Judge avenue. ' Long, Bowers, Barnes' ability to plav the violin is your back on your friends un- - . ,T. E. Cox, Bryoe, II J, Tompkins, not so well known to his : loss you to be one F. acquaint ' happen wearing i O.K. Angle, E. L. Moulton, R. ances as his love of he ft IllApn .n...... V.1..U DANCES. Hatch and .Taok music, plays FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE Pettit, Evelyn very two Mr. ' croflitanjy. Tho hang jauntily from the shoulders Tho a - RtutV and Mips KPwiheth Willey, Conks, father nnd son, are both ex- and may be taken off when Sixty club, dancing organl- Miss Bry- you bold its Miss Betty Willey, Nell cellent musicians. The elder, who like. Bands nf around zation, regular soiree at A LAVISH AND AUTHENTIC le PRESENTATION May-bel- trimming tho OF, ant, Miss Eva and Miss tho viola in Is Country club on Thursday eve- IJyre plays tho quartet. a the neck and sleeves ali'O add with a Lovelace. maker of musical Instruments him- Tho dress over ning few guest" O greatly. Flips tho present for the self, fashioning the violin which his head and closes under the left occasion. Dancln.; mwFTO-mvr- E was followed by a nt mid- k. c. ron son plays. arm: the two-pie- skirt is supper wah-tline- night. The next danco of the 2t)th ANNIVERSARY. Rehearsals being held at the at tho low no clu'j Frocks That was jre 'if will hold on March 2 at tho Reflect the An elaborate social event Clark home os Saturday evenings you choose, there may bo a blouse Spring dinner-danc- e the local with friends Jli--a Country club. Every third meet- - the given by of Clark's as body lining. is a council of Knights of Columbus at audience and critics. Last Satur- ing formal dinner dance. the Alvnrado hotel on Friday eve- day Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Hessler, Mrs. Youthfulness Which Is the With formal frocks, either1 for The Shrine band has announced ning In honer of celebration of the Cook and Professor Carey were in- afternoon or one must of the Albu- vited in to evening, an unusual public dance at the twentieth anniversary hear tho music. The have d of The affair will be gloves soft Armorv on Fehrnnvv in Tim fu querque organization. quartet Introduced at a kid. Such frocks never have ture of tho of began with a banquet In the din- meeting of tho club in long, evening will be continu Keynote Today About Fortnightly tight sleeves now, so short, . butr ous uancing with music all ing rqom at 9:30 o'clock. the near future. toned gloves are out of tho evening 150 were In attendance. O ques- by two orchestras, ono in each end persons tion. These long gloves are often of the hall to tnlce An entertainment of V. ihn f,... and which reveal the of program CHARLOTTE MOORE IS carried In the hand at dances, or when the other rests. prices ability our buying or excollent numbers In which the HEARD IN RECITAL. even at afternoon affairs There will Baron J. V. Aurlemma featured instead oe gust long enough intermission' to meet demand reason- - Tho song recital given last Tues- of being drawn up on the arms, for a number of vaudeville enter- - ganization your every style at was given during the banquet. but on or toast-mast- er day evenimr at the Woman's club the gloves off must make Francis TS. Wood acted as talnment features. Refreshments able by Mrs. Charlotte Brixner Moors part of the costume. will be served the prices. and Introduced the per- under the direction during evening. formers. The program was ar- of her teacher, o It Is expected that a large crowd Mrs. Elizabeth was well - ranged by Ernest Landolfl and In- Bradford, men school actors in .....v'n.. ,vn DJ Miss attended and thoroughly enjoyed "THE PRINCE CRAP." or the continuous music. cluded a peacock dance by Mrs.-Moor- Doris solos by her audience. gavo A source of Plnoau, soprano by a modern of amateur dramatic A Miss Grace fitortz, songs by Ches- - program'Of songs wide productions of sustained excellence Jolly dancing party was given scope and deep interest, each num- la on Monday night at tho Mo.nnie $29.50 $39.50 tho high school student ber being sung with intelligence body temple to the members and charm. The whose plays are given under the of the cast accompaniments direction of Prof. John D. i springtime," presented recent- Dy miss Helen Glirule were Burton. The given "The a three-ac- t. ly. hosts were the with finish and prince Chap," under Shrlners, understanding. comedy of Edward Peplo, given by whose auspices tho play was Tho piano solos by Miss Irma given. Each chorus $49.50 $59.50 the Dramatlo club on girl of tho Wegs, a pupil of Miss Louise Nich- Thursday hundred ols, were afternoon and Friday evening, was brought her escort with well done. to the the result that a large and Tho of fol- quite up standard set by lively program the recital "Peg-O'-M- y Heart." A crowd Party assembled for the affair. A Is more Honors are divided between lows: large two-cour- This early showing far complete equally ths was In attendance at both luncheon was served mm a. The Call Andrews per- late in the than in previous years. A wide number two score models, though each has som b. Pale Moon formances. Tho cast of characters evening. Logan follows: of dress-make- rs have been drawn upon, special feature to advance a new sleeve, - Fn'!7 Park Ware t Charlotte Brixner William Peyton, an American WOMTiy TV MTSTC BEFORE a diversity of styles and a com- a variation of waistline, an uncommon Moore. Sculptor Frederick Ward. assuring a. Scotch Tone . FORTNIGHTLY CLl'll.' or- or touch novel Poem. .McDowell Jack of Hunt- pleteness of lines which less ambitious mode of trimming, some to b. Romance Sibelius Rodney, the Earl Women composers will be the ington Ad rlan Morris. subject nf the next ganizations find it impossible to equal. the springtime. Irma Wegs. Mnrcus an Serv- meeting of the a. Pacrsment , MacDermld Runlon, English Fortnightly Muslo club which will b. De Man ing Man Cuyler Ferguson. be held at the Woman's Bogle Bassett Balllngton, an Artist Cecil Goff. club on Knit Basque Bodice e. Come Unto Tuesday Mrs. West-lak- e Crepe These Tellow Yadder, an Artist Lev evening. Inez fnn La Thatch will give a paper on "Women Bouffant Skirt Charlotte Forge r. In Music." Crepe Faille Brixner Moore. an Artist Allle Pupils of Mrs. Eliza- Andante from Fritz, Sltversteln. beth Bradford will fol- Finale, Lucia (for Truckman Frank Dlnelll. render the Romaine Coat Models left hand).Donlzettl-Leschetlzk- y lowing; program of wom- Crepe Claudia (In the first two en songs by Irma Wegs. Helen acts) composers: Lines WE SPECIALIZE IN a. A Garden Idol QJlabasnta. I'Autumn" ...... Canton Crepe Straight b. ...Sneaks Claudia the third Jean Taggart - The Crying of Wateri . . . (in act) Helen Joslas. . . Thelma Noe. Chiffon Taffeta Frocks whose lines and individ- ...... Campbell-Tipto- n (ft) "O Dry Those Tears" graceful Mrs. Arrington, Claudia's Moth- as- Charlotte Brixner Moore. er : ; : Teresa Del Rlego uality indicate the perfection always O Myrtle Brown. (b) "Little EKOUHTIKG Phoebe Maid In Brown Baby" Fabrics that are the prototype of spring sociated with Kistler, Collister & Co. MRS. WATL::c-Tn- v Puckers, the HOSTESS Studio Vivian Karolyn Wells Bassett AT BRIDGE SERIES. building Gibson. Willa Salter. Itself blithe, sprightly and piquant. Alice Travers, an American Girl "Come. Mrs. Charles Watlington gave the Mildred For Its June" of Suggs. first a series of two bridge par- An attractive feature of tho per- Dorothy Foster mamim ties yesterday afternoon In honor formance was tho Mrs. W. n. Jenkins. of appearance of a Sons; Cycle Indian Love NEW SPRING FABRICS her niece, Mrs. Byron Holtry of Chorus of girls during th Christ- Lyrics WASH Gallup, who is her guest for two mas eve scene In Act. in i Amy Woodford Flnden weeks. The affairs are II, the (a) "Less Than the Dust" VOW OiV DISPLAY at being given son, "Daddy, You've Been a (b) "When Am COME AND SEE the home of Mrs. Watllngton's Mother to Me." Members of the I Dead" daughter, Mrs, Sidney M. Weil, on chorus were the Misses ; (c) "Temple Bells" North Eleventh Edith - fd) "Kashmira" street. The second Hines, Helen Stevens, Lip-po- r, Ratine will be Edna Mrs. Charlotte Brixner Organdies Ginghams US ABOUT YOURS party held on Monday after- Audrey Bell, Helen Biovert, Moore. noon. Mrs. (a) 'I Brlnar Toil Heartsease".. , Assisting Watlington Mildred Suggs, Deloreg Benjamin, Voiles Tissue In entertaining were Mrs. D, H Myrtle Brown, Helen Gena Branscombc Sport Suitings Mrs. Bol Grunsfeld, "Tour Coming" Carnes, Benjamin and Eleanor Davis, Bernadine Lewis, t) '.'.' Miss Anna . Ruth Tompkins. Grace Cart-wrig- Prlscella Rlscher Madras v . O Colllster, Frances Estelle Crepes Flapon fistabllsheai833 Florence Blair, Helen Kim- v Brodelle. BRTTESTCENr WTLTi APPEAR ball, Violet Lancaster, Rosemary ..lonny W.... Pearl Currtu, HERE OI MARCH 20. Horgan and Louise Blakemore. (D) "Summer".. Cecil Chamlnado .Mrs. Rax C. Ella Breeskin. the young vio- Cuyler Ferguson is president ol Bailey. , Tho Growing Mall Orders linist who was scheduled to ap- the Dramatlo club, Allle Bllver-stoi- n Store , Filled pear here an the last of the Fort- is vice president, Edpa Lip-p- er Muslo - nightly club artists on Feb- is secretary and Adraln Mor- rhone 388 m. JK n I 1 Promptly. nr B" ruary 2, hag set the date of his ris Is treasurer. John D. Burton RELIABLE Is director. LE ROY YOTT V MATCHMAKERS performance in Albuquerque at Mrs. Ella LaBar, O. J & JEWELER! March 20. Advie to this effect W. Borland, Miss B. E. - Phillips' Violinist Tenrlier 205 W. CENTRAL AVE M.- - ., was received yesterdny by officers Miss C. Dixon, Joseph Eldodt, Studio: Gem Hotel of club. The PI V. Partatnn nnd To, Mb the February date I.mai .,.. 21St$ Wont, Crnlrnl Avo. was were the-pla- cancelled by Brceskin's the faculty members of 2 committee. Phonos 21 ' " " ''' ' v ;" " ; ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL February 5, 1922

agcr and announcer. Punch was being In actual attendance. Under Y.- P. TJ. of tho Pecos valley meet- served throughout the evening and the head of new business, a com- ing on last Sunday. State Colpor- j SCHOOL OF MINES STATE COLLEGE Miss Ruth Cormany acted as guar- mittee is to bo appointed to ar- ARTESIA teur Rev. S. Y. Jackson and State Have You the Power to Hit tho for future of the Rev. S. S. Bussell were dian of precious fluid, The range advertising Secretary ' luiz orchestra of Las Cruces fur- club, the college and tho town of was present. Las Cruces. This data Miss Loretta Llnell hostess Several hundred persons attend- (Irfis Crures.) nished tho music and kept tho compiled to a number of guests at a de- The second picture of a series.' the Hammer Blows to of dancers in a Jolly mood from the is to be printed In tho form of a ed the annual stunt night program under of the Sledge Jo'.m Lomax, known many little folder sent to the lightful five hundred party on last school auditorium on given the auspices the pns.wd iiwny first to the last dance. The affair neat and at the high Cooney club of the school,-- ' college students, was and district vocational centers whov Thursday evening. Four tables last evening. About $C0 Mining That Send the Strength Indi-- ..V at his home in Mesilla Park, N. M , sponsored by President the Delic- Friday was shown last week. The picture, WHICH IS Mrs. If. L. Kent, and Mrs. it can be sent to prospective train- played during evening. were made by the students;, to bo nr. about 6:30 o'clock on the (viiiirrr Captain ious refreshments, consisting" of tho of which was entitled "The Story of caior rug up to tne iopf 25. Lamox's d.'ath H.M. Stinson and Major and Mrs. ees, which will help to Influence used In defraying expenses Rock was interest- YOUR PICTURE? of January Mr. more students to commence train sandwiches, fruit salad and coffee, school annual, "Tho Rat- Drilling," very That Makes a Man Feel was caused heart failure and J. C. Waterman. served to the the high ing and educational In that it ItN by The of the T. Ing at tho college. A sign were following tler." The program by the vari- was unexpected. m: ium regular meeting painter 1,1 r. and Mrs. William was showed the various methods of quite W. C. A. was held in the parlor of has been secured to paint two guests: ous classes and faculty very rock In mines and and celebrated his 65th birthday Jan to each I.inell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bigler, In respects. drilling quarries. Lnergy was in as the girls' dormitory on Thursday large signs be placed near Mrs. amusing many The lower floor of the north uary 15, and apparently Miss The club was favored a Mr. and Thornton Ferson, Miss Katherine 'Waltersheld, as usual. Mr. I.omax evening'. Nellie Hargrove depot. by Mrs. L. AV. Mr. dormitory which was previously Get a FREE $1.00 good health o k, Mr. and Daniels, has been and was leader nnd the subject, "Col-leg- very Instructive talk by Dr. nurse at Carlsbad, the used as an athletic room, has been package of Genuine is survived by his wife son, and Mi's. Harold Kienath, Mr. and of Mae Mr. before Honor," was presented in n who outlined some things guest Miss Jenna Attebcrry remodeled into rooms for those Yeast Vitatnine Tab -- ill- Thin John Lnmni. Lomax, to be club. Mrs. Walter Ferriman; Messrs. Mrs. J. J. Clarke the rTrsW" had been a resident helpful manner, the main lesson accomplished by the John and during students who were burned out In lets from your V:o moving here, on The refreshments committee func- Oscar Samelson, Richards, past week. of Kl Taso for over 20 years. being, "Cheating Examinations'' and George Flanders. the recent fire. Each room Is' dealer at once, and dishonest methods in tioned exceedingly well and after finished j The has been post- college E. E. Soloman left for Dal- fc neatly furnished and as in . B!ood junior prom are as as In bus- the eats were served. Mrs. $ $ explained from 27 to Feb- just bad cheating meeting las St. Louis on Sunday eve- throughout, rtnd has all new mod- free Xft-.- - ESyuw poned January The Round-U- p, the college and coupon 24, in the college gymnasi- iness and other commercial way. ern Improvements. them for ruary A of the Is In of a letter from ning. t niGII SCHOOL XOTKS. Min- Try um. Those wishing to submit number college young weekly receipt Walnut Camp No. 28, Woodmen At a meeting of the Cooney should turn people enjoyed a picnic at old Fort John Vernon Hopkins, a former ing club held last Friday, Interest-- , ten days names for invitation student at who is now of the World, elected officers for and watch the same in to Edward M. Linney, Selden on Friday. Atfer makins the college, 1922 nt the meeting on last ing papers were presented by two) Strong a bonfire and coffee, a in Oriel college, Oxford, England, regular Gladys Karicofe, a sophoMore, of the members. Ward F. Hamrn thtrCTults! Muscle Kalnh Charles and Warren preparing in Thursday evening. A large num- school Mon- bounteous feast was spread ou in telling of his experience the were enrolled In the high told about the New Cornelia cop-- ; Hundreds old is a Rhodes ber of tho members present. came here from Marian-n- a, "Under Cover" is the name of the officers' quarters of the foreign school, John The result of tho election was as day. She per plant, and William Staley gave ofthounndsare The some scholar, Ark. them the play selected by the members fort. party then spent follows: Preston Dunn, consul a very complete lecture on the taking of senior class for their time In exploring the guard house Jesse T). Martin of Norman, E. P. subject of making Portland ce- they may bejust the play the of buried Okla., 1 under commander; Klopfensteln. Miss Wilkerson, of the mathe- this year. The play will be Riven and recalling legend registered February lieutenant; Max Roady, ment. what you leed. treasure in tho walls. After dinner tho Jurisdiction of the U. S. veter- advisory matics department, was absent on A Braun electrolytic outfit has one night In Hadley hall, another course In banker; Lloyd Cowan, clerk; Ben With the drove to dam and ans' bureau for a Solo-ma- Thursday and In Cruces and another in the they Leasburg poultry. n, Wednesday, Friday been ordered by the school. This Lag dor- Casimiro A. of Eackles, sentinel; Eldredge account of the illness of her amatingducov- - El Taso school, if satisfactory rtincon, returning to the girls' Noguelra Pueblo, Clint Cole, escort; on outfit, which will be used for ore high of watchman; electro-metallurg- of a remarkable nutrition substance reimlar $1.00 of ficnnlne Yeast can be made. The mitory to enjoy an oyster supper Colo., and Joseph H. Courtney mother. analysis tn Is ery large package arrangements N. Feb- Lewis Cole, Ben Dunn and Ira called science shows Vibunine Tablets absolutely free. will go to- in tho matron's parlor. Those In Magdalena, M., .registered A equipped with six units regulated "Vilamine," why proceeds from this play GUI-mor- H- trustees. feed, a were Miss Blanche e, 2 under tho IT. veterans' Klopfensteln, Miss Durkee, one of the Spanish Is thousands become weak, thin, ner- It is often surprising what tremendous the Grand piano fund. The the party ruary of a number of by a rheostat and the latest type may more ward Miss Eleanor Neiman, Mrs. bureau. Mr. Noguelra is a consisting large teachers, was ill several days last of this work. A vous and emaciated on three meals amount of pep, viiror and force a little date for the play will be announc- taking sandwiches and Beveral dozen hot apparatus for big will a MeCollom, Mrs. Tozer and course In applied electricity and week, with diamond saw and buff- while with a much smaller oxygenated organic Iron give person ed later. Pansy was those lathe a day, quan- in magic-lik- e C. Mr. is for spe- taniales, enjoyed by soon In- whose blood is deficient this Last Itouault halt, J. Martin. Courtney registered business session. ing wheels will also be tity of the tame food, to which vitamines Iron Friday night cial work frn animal present after the Clarlta Sanchez, a senior, sub- be used substance. If after taking Nuiated you Las was the scene of an- Pome much needed filing space husbandry. Morrow of stalled. This machine will have been added, the same people quickly receive even benefits Cruces, In Noel a freshman In James Douglas, Ariz., for Miss Elliot at the Li- surfaces do not all and greater other dance by the It. the library has been acquired Taylor Irby, Is his R. E. stituted for making polished and take on good firm flesh, increase in than the manufacturers will delightful tho addition of a new the engineering was visiting uncle, Home. and Central schools. sections of minerals you expect, O. T. C. officers' club. The dance by catalogue. department, He to remain about a brary thin rocks, weight and make a remarkable gain in promptly refund your money. An excess of material called to his home in Roswell on expects metals. will be used in con-- 1 was given in honor of the cadet concerning month. and It strength, energy and endurance, school. the United States of Wednesday morning because of the After the play, "The Prince nectlon with courses In petrology provided officers of the El Paso high department of his mother. Miss Cnrrlne Smith, choir direc- the Dramatic club their blood contains' sufficient quantity GET YOUR On account of inclement weather agriculture made It necessary to death Rev. Chap," given by and metallography. Donald 111 In the tor, and fiheppard, pastor of nt the a of oxygenated organic iron to enable other conditions only a few of transfer all the agricultural data Trice has been Christian Friday night high school, President E. H. Wells attended and to new When boys' His tho First church, hav? was given by the Roosevelt or southwestern them tn assimilate their food properly. El 1'asoans were abb to at- the catalogue. this dormitory. parentscame from a, three-week- s' spread the meeting the the hun- from Berlno home returned holding and Webster clubs, the' of Associa- Without Iron both food and tend, but those who were lucky transfer is completed several up and returned revival at Carlsbad. Debating division the American organic be were o:ul in dred cards for which there was no with him. Dramatic club, nnd the orchestra tion for the Advancement of are absolutely useless, as yonr body enough to present Willis P. Is confined to Mrs. Landia Feather entertained in of the cast. The guests on Janu- cannot lifeless inert food matter into their of the hospitality of snace will have been taken care of Fisher her school class of honor Science, In Tucson, Ariz., change approval his room In suffer- Sunday young were were: Mrs. La 26-2- 8. visited livinsr cells and tissoe unless you have Something like 28 The addition of (his catalogue has the dormitory ladles of tho Methodist who present ary On the trip he plenty the Aggies. caused some to the with a case of blood poison. Sunday Bar. Miss Ruth Hill, Miss Peet, Mr. Texas School of Mines In El of organic iron in your blood. This organic iron FREE ing the couples were present, making the readjustments school nt her home on from This oiygen-ate- d room. Thursday Borland and Mr. KJdolt. Paso. takes up oxygen your lungs. PACKAGE OF GENUINE . floor Just right for dancing. Capt. library reading with a six o'clock dinner. A pleas-.n- it Iran unites with $1.00 - Mr. and Mrs. C. K. enter- organic your digested YEAST VITAMINE TABLETS from It. B. Branum acted as floor man- Craig evening was enjoyed by the tho food as it is absorbed into your blood like fire tained nt their home with a pleas- Students making five E's for your druggist today by using this I girls after the dinner hour. The third six weeks: George Olson, unites with coal or wood and by so doing it ant bridge party for a number of SPRINGER ladles were creates tremendous and With- friends last following young pres- Those making four E's: Forrest COUNTRY CAMP. power energy. their Friday evening. L ent: Misses Vera Madge WELL out organic iron in your blood your food COUPON-- Mrs. L. has Eaton, Florence BrueggVman, S M. , It. Parmer, who been of Raton was elect Helen Bullock, Bess Ward, Vesta Appleby, Albuquerque, N. merely passes through your body without ...FREE In Colo., an Ernest Ruth Mildred Crelghton, Ora Fitzgerald, This coupon, if used within one week, Denver, for operation Beatrice doing you any good. pack-as-e on has to state ed president of the Colfax County Friseh, Davis, Bertha Eunice Herkenhoff, Ellen Knopf, entitles you to on regular $1.00 GROW THICK her throat, returned State bank nt the annual stock- Richards, Frances Jackson, Minnie For centuries scientists tried in rain to make of Genuine Yeact Vttamine Tablets GIRLS! college and has with her as ner Edna Upper, Maxwell Merritt, solved with each bottle of Nui- holders' for 1922. W. E. Dmignn. Katy Cowan, Ella Brown been organic iron. At last the problem was absolutely free guest Mrs. Cattspole. meeting Stanford Noble, Louise Oestreieh, Miss Eva Moody, who has so that now obtain iron ated Iron that yon purch.se. If roar was made cashier to fill and Kathcrine Clark. you may pure organic our Vitamine Tab- Professor Oliver left on Ethredge Lenore Pettit, Marcella, Reldy. a member of our staff for the past the iron blood from dealer does not have Ramp caused the A targe crowd of young people like in yonr any druggist lets he can obtain them for you LONG, HEAVY HAIR j for El Paso, where the vacancy by leaving Those making three E's: Charles four months, left for her home In under the name of "Nuxated Iron." easily Thursday Tex., of Charles C. Staab, who will set- from Roswell were present at the from any wholesale house. he has accepted a position In the Barher, Virginia Bragg. Myrtle Orleans, Ind., It has been arranged to gire to every pur- Cut out this and It to tle in Colorado. benefit dnnee given by the Amer- Brown, Margaret Castillo, Veda Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper are coupon present I The senior the ican Legion nt the Legion head- chaser of Nuiated Iron, who wishes something your dealer today. "DAN DERI NE" C. A. field in hop given by Cooper, Viol.; Cox, Gladys D'lrrls, expected to return from Indiana on flesh or Increase a tn as sa m m i WITH MeXabb, agent 1 on last to help put weight, for the state extension class of 922 of the Springer high quarters Saturday nigfit. Natalie Furatenteld, Russell Gere, this week, where they spent the marketing school was a success. A The epidemic of bad colds and Dov-i- o service, was In Quay county on great Vivian Gibson, Agnes Hindoo, Christmas holidays. Mr. Cooper - number of guests attended a few cases of pneumonia have Richard of hot- .; . business week. larger Mae Johnson, Lewis, is one the Buy a during the past hindered social activities In Arte-si- a camp's The two na- from surrounding towns than has Virginia MeLandress, Josephine Miss Vernal Stone spent Thurs- lie oi uanaenne. ji companies of the seen In some time. The the two weeks. The . One ends tional of Las Cruces been during past Mllner, Mabel Olson, Lockeyj day with her mother in Albuquer-qo- uppllcation gunrdemen fur- schools are handi- Ra-ne- out last Springer Novelty orchestra public seriously Powers, Leona Rancy, Marian y, all dandruff, stop! turned Sunday morning at nished music. The luncheon served capped by tho large number of itching end falling s 9 a. m. Motion pictures were madj Arnold Rosenwald, Marjoric Roy Matthews, Louis Chllderson by the senior girls was appreciated. absentees. Stearns, Anahello 01113 and rode over to hair, and, in a few by a party from El Fnso and they Yar- Rev. Father of Sterrett, Frank Blaylock will be exhibited here In a Wilson H. Mills, warden of Raymond, priest Stewart. Whitcomb Springs on the burros The Mcintosh Auto is now moments, you have very mouth Ontario. Canada, b Paint Anthony's nt Artesia, Company prepared doubled the beautv short time. It Is the plan of Major county, parish Those making two E's: Robert Friday morning. 311 West a the guest nf.M. W. Mills nnd fam- has been sent to a new field in Frances On ten of us to serve you at our new location, Copper of your hair. It wil Lowe to have the Sunday morning heard Illinois. Botts, Burdell, Dorothy Saturday morning more so ily. Mr. Mills pays ho has i Rooth. Tinsls-- Burton, olin Bray, attended the wedding of Cenclta Avenue, where we will continue to give the best appear a mass, fr formation frequently that a deal of of Colfax As Tuesday was the last day of : have great praise Dorothy Cheney, Franklin Copn, Lovato and Samuel Jaramlllo at on etc. soft, lustrous, nnd the public may a better various relatives who the diM'k season In New service obtainable used cars, parts, repairs, to do Em chance to see the work of the na- county by hunting Trma Crnckel, JamosVrcol. Maude Pan Antonio and the big dance easy up. have visited here, but that tli" Mexico, an unusually large number Leo used cars, all makes, now on will you 5 tional guard. Crosno, Fair, Elizabeth T'ee, in tho evening. Thirty popular what please statements of the others wire of sportsmen roamed the Pecos Helen Fox. Mildred Rosalie Visitors at Inst were low most will be after n At the regular meeting of tho in of Freed, camp week hand at extremely prices. even underestimated. He is soon river quest the aquatic fowl. Helen Galnbasnii, Nathan Mrs. .Tacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam few weeks use, when Liaison club on Thursday night, to our state, A largo number of birds were Furry, see new .L j J. C. Martin, a to make another trip Glassman, Cclla Glassman, Cecil Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, you hair sophomore enginee.' so lovers n, J&. was of this time to be by auto that he batgi'd by the of the sport. Goff, Harris Grosr, M.ixlno Mr. McCanna and mother. Dr. fma and downy a. student, elected president not miss of New Mexico's The Youmr Married Women's but real tho club to take the vacancy made will any Woodford Helfin, Jessie Friable, the Misses Cecilia Foote, AUTO CO. first yes scenery. club met at the home of Mrs. Wal- Holt. Ernestine h Anna Smith and Messrs. ly new hair all over the by If. B. Elmendorf's - Iluning, Randnl; Iva Rupp, growing resignation; The fire Springe:- has wit- ter Ferriman on after- . Ad'-- HTO . first Wednesday Thelma Maybee,-- It. R. E. L. A. scalp. "Danderine" is to the hail also V.. Gonzales was elected noon. A number of the Lovelace, Records, Dunkle, 311 West Copper. Phone 562 All nessed in several months occurred large Morelli, Carmen Morelll, Adrian D. Maxwell, Glasehrook, W. what fresh showers of rain and vice president. other officers when for- members were and Percy in same Thursday morning the present enjoyed Morris, Loren Mozley. Frances P. Seyfrig, R. N. Pcarce. G .E. Open Evenings and Sundays. sunshine are to vegetation. It goe remained the places as mer home of Mrs. L. L. Cahill was tho afternoon. Refreshments were to the roots. Invigotates end they were when the club was Parker, Eulalia i'aaverlra, Mary Russell and M. A. Hurlbutt. right burned to the ground. Tho cause served by the hostess. Sanders, Helen Schneider, Dana them. This delightful founded. The meeting proved very SO n. strengthens is unknown. About 75 or members of the Rosamond Vil-o- Joe It Is estimated that not less than life- from many viewpoints. Ros-v.'- Todd, stimulating tonio helpsvthin, interesting A. N. Howard moved Into his B. Y. P. V. organizations at Perls nnd will be left In Canada faded to thick The L'aison club added 25 new Whitehouse, Woodruff, $60,000,000 less, hair grow long, new homo on Fourth street lar.t Carlsbad, Loving and Hager, Sarah Ferrall, by American tourists this year. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS heavy and luxuriant. names to Its roll, the new members week. mm attend"'! the Association"! B

MISS REDMOND SPRING MILLINERY Our A graduate of the IT. W. Gossard School of Corseting, milliner, Miss Koontz, who has been In the will be with us TUESDAY, FEB. 7TH, and she will be eastern markets will be back Monday and will be to ready to help you solve your individual corset problems. pleased show the charming new versions of the spring Her advice and instruction are invaluable to any woman mod and every day adds to the enviable reputation who wants to get the finest style, most comfortable and of the Economist Millinery because jon'll find hats oi and hats of distinctive smartness. longest wear out of her corsets. individuality,

Our great White Sale Cf LIKE A BREATH OF SPRING I Our Great White Sale Of HOUSEHOLD LIHEfi-S- THE NEW MODES HOUSEHOLD LIHENS to come. Fashion has Itcgina Mondav, February Cth, offering our entire stork of Reflect the joy of sunshine and balmy days Plain and Fancy Mnens, Damask Pattern Cloths. Napkins, discarded the dull' gowns of winter for brilliant shades to greet the Towels, Sheets and Pillow Cases and Bed Snreads shows a new the Include Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towela Wi ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. spring. The silhouette decidedly swing, obeying only ' dictates of the great French designers. anai isomesucs TABLE LINENS 7 W il 1 Sheets and Pillow Cases, we only carry D8 Inch Mercerized Damask, yard . loc. the advertised best such as r4 inch Mercerized Damask, yard $1.00 Two and Three Piece nationally brands, 70 inch Mercerized Damask, yard $1.83 Dwight Anchor and Pepperell brands. But dur- 72 inch Mercerized Damask, yard Sl.fiO 70 inch Union Linen Damask, yard $2.00 ing the scarcity in order to have all sizes in All I.inen Damask, 70 Inch $2-jj- we were to All Dlnen Damask, 72 inch .,$3.00 TWEED COSTUME SUITS stock, compelled buy other brands, All I.lnen Double Damask ...v.- M.OJJ all of national reputation. These we will now All Dlnen 72 inch Damask 1, close out at of Mo- All Plain Satin Damask big reductions, consisting At these prices there is a reduction of from S3 to 60. Fashioned of fine Imported Tweeds, .Tre-lain- e hawks and Utica brands. col- 54 by SO Sheet, each...... ".$1.50 We now have ft complete line of and Homespun fabrics in the new Anchor Dwight 63 by SO Sheet, each...... ,$1.60 Hemstitched, Dwight Anchor. Hemmed Hemstitched Linen Table Mercerized Pattern Cloths, orful springtime shades. Mannish lines are Sheets, also Pepperell Hemmed Sheets, in all 63 by 89 Sheet, each...... $1.65 nizes; also line of Pillow Cases both vie for Hemstitched and very prominent and favor with the 72 Sheet, . . .- . and plain Hemmed which we Sets Reduced. Round Square by '0 each. .v. v. .$1.70 on place SO sale at 10 per cent reduction from ONE-HAL- F PRICES. 61xS4 In. Tabla Cloth, now.... $1.75 box-co- at 108 regular TO FORMER Square costume models in cape and natty by Sheet, each... $2.85 prices, . 64x64 in. Square Table Cloth, now... $2.50 Hemstitched Damask Cloth, 68 by GS 72x72 Square Table Cloth, now $3.00 designs. inch with 1 doz. Napkins to match $21.50 64 Inch Round Table Cloth, assorted Hemstitched Damask Cloth, 58 by 88 color, scallop of white, rose, blue and Bed Spreads of Crochet Marseilles Patterns 1 to $15.00 2 B0 and Satin a Inch, with doz. Napkins match maize . : 33.75 to Line to Pick $49.50 & - Big From S ' t a f - v Bed Spreads, size 7! 90. Table Linen and Lace Scarfs and Dainty by hemmed ends, special ...... $ OS All Linen Damask Crochet Bed Spreads, size 80 by 90, hemmed ends Satin Bed special Center Pieces Spreads, various sizes, scalloped and cut corners snecinl r 'n.'.S ..Z Cloths. t'.S:SS "an" 16x28 . Linen Trav Covers, In., special. .90 MUta'coW Bed Spreads, rose, Z With 1 dozen Napkins to match, 72 by Linen Buffet Covers, 17x45 In., special $1.98 POLO blue, maize, specially priced...... $7.50 and up 72 inch, Irish Linen $18.50 Linen Sideboard Scarf, 18x54 ln (SEW COATS A double Damask set, 72 by 72 Inch, special 2 B0 with 1 doz. Napkins to match. .. .$23.50 K4 in., Round, at.... $3.50, $2.50 and $1.50 Huck Towels Specially Pure White Cloth 36 In., Round at ..A $3.00, $2.00 and $1.50 Of Camel's Hair and Chinchilla featured at Long 18x54 In., Sideboard Scarfs Priced LULeS2a3la,",aCotton' PrIced according to Mercerized $3.00, $1.50 and 75c width at special reductions. Linen and 13x21 Barber Towel, special per doz. 5o .oc, 13x25 Barber 3oc, 40c, 45c, 50c, and 41 In. 05o yard Hand-Embroider- Towel, special per doz...00o Napkins Hand-Mad- e, to $39.50 16x80 Cotton Huck Towel, oolored Madeira Pillow Luncheon $15.00 border, per dozen $1.50 ' Damask !4 Cases, 17x31 Cotton Imperial Nainsooks All Linen Double Napkins, Center Huck Towel, colored The by 24 Inch $14.00 Sets, Scarfs, and pieces. border, per dozen.... $1.75 Finest Grade of Nainsook Made. All Linen Double Damask Napkins, 22 45x36 Pillow Cases, hand embroidered, Mannish tailored, straight line and belted 18x40 Cotton Huck All White Towel, in A?1?6 at 3r,c "ld 4o yard by 22 Inch $13.00 per pair $12.50 colored border, per dozen $1.75 inch wide at. . . .85c and 00c yard Alt Linen Irish Damask Napkins, 22 Madeira Luncheon' set, 1 cen- models in three-quart- er length and even 18x36 Cotton Huck Extra Heavy Towel, by 22 Inch $10.00 ter, 12 dollies, all hand embroidered, colored border, per dozen $2.00 AH Linen Irish Damask Napkins, 20 different designs, special..., $9.98 longer. All the coats are in the new shades Fancy Colored Border by 20 Inch $8.00 Maderia Centerpieces, various fjtsigrns, of and all full silk lined. will be All Linen Irish Damask Napkins, 18 18 Inch at . . . .$2.75 tan, They Flesh Colored Cloth Turkish Towels Madeira various - Lingerie 19x 40 by 18 Inch $7.50 Centerpieces, designs. widely chosen for springtime wear.- Sizes The Ideal Underwear Material. Inch, special, each...' Union Linen Napkin, wears beautiful, 20 inch at $3.75 22x40 in, special, each Madeira various designs. for misses and small women. 27 Inch Nainsook, yard ; .S5o 21x41 ,. $100 20 by 20 in $4.00 Centerpieces, 86 inch Check, 30c Inch, special, each i Silver Bleach Napkin, hemmed 36 inch at $7.50 Pajama yard 22x46 inch, ready various 86 inch Plaid Marquisette, yard 50c special, each ., liH for use, 18 by 18 Inch $3.00 Madeira Centerpieces, designs, They come in mnlzo, blue, and' hemmed for 62 inch at $23.50 36 inch Open Work Check Fine Nain- boarders. pink Mercerized Napkin, ready various size, checks, 75c We have Wash Cloths to match! use, 18 by 18 Inch $2.00 Machine Embroidered Madeira Lunch WOMEN'S AND MISSES DRESSES sook, yard All Linen Hand Made, Hnnd Embroid- Set at ' 598 ered Madeira Napkin, 13 by 13 inch, Machine Embroidered Buffet Covers. Turkish Towels and Bath Linen and Cotton very special $12.50 18x36 inch, at $1.75 Afternoon, Street, Dance and Evening Wear Crashes Ma- Sideboard Cotton Dice Pattern All Linen Machine Embroidered Machine Embroidered Covers, : v Toweling, special, $4.08 18x45 inch, at $2.35 White they are trimmed with Bilk chain Mats V - IK. deira Napkin New basque effects, gathered waistlines, Linen Finish Bleached of side stitching, eteel beads, nail head beads, All our Turkish Towels are woven with Toweling' special' flowing sleeves georgette, plaits, double thread and all are hemmed ends. yard ' embroidered designs and silk fringe. One Linen 15o Are want in Wash Goods. scalloped ovcrblouses, slit sleeves, lattice waisted model 16x30 in. White Turkish Towel.. L 23c Finish Brown Toweling," special' what people popular long has vestee yard ' work, hip drapes and dainty ruffles are of self material. Many have 20x40 In. White Turkish Towel...... ,85c 15o And here are the Checks they want. dainty 20x40 in. White Turkish Towel. 40o L1.?e1 ,Flnlsh Huck, 'all white' some of the style features. corsages. , Heavy at'aic'jrt nn And here are the Wash Goods want. , 20x40 in. Heavy Ribb Turkish Towel.. BOo Al Linen Bleachcd and Unbleached'' CHECKS they r 21x48 All White Turkish Towel 0c oievens We have Just opened new shipments of tisHues, Scotch Zephyr, dress ginghams and colors are and mo-haw- k Heavy urasn,, priced according to The black, navy, brown, henna, tan, gray Width . i i and come In the new pin cheeks, block checks, cross-ba- r checks and all taupe, 25x50' In. Henvy Turkish. Towel. 850 ' nrin iiurl percales they also combinations. ,. All Linen Gloss the other checks that are wanted. Besides a big line of Plaids, Solid' Colors and Stripes. black and jade; and navy and jade 40x72 Heavy Bath Sheet, each. ... .$3.00 .,,',,Toweling! yard so'd February 5, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

and Luclle, remained Claudia daughter, for the ensuing year: I have moved to Needles, where Mr. I dinner at the Castaneda in honojj for a visit of a few flays with Gaither, commander; Deo May Miller has a with of Mr. Skinner. friends. I accepted position PORTALES BELEN Walthall, Jr.,. commander; Clara WINSLOVV the Santa Fe railroad. Las Vegas The Knights of Columbus n On Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Watts, lieutenant commander; Victor C. Proctor, who has been Sunday afternoon held a memorial Kenyon delightfully entertained at Gertrude Reese, past commander; on the sick list for the past few for the following members who On afternoon from J' 12 o'clock Mrs. D. B. Williams and Mabel Is Saturday Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fldler left Wilson, collector; Aiyce The Junior high school operetta, days, reported to be Improving. Mrs. M. F. DesMarals gave the have died during the past year: to 6 Mr. and son, and last week record Corene W. I.ane have o'clock the Reverends Dudley Williams, daugh- for an Indefinite visit Campbell, keeper; "The National Flower," Was given Harry and family first of a series of parties at her Former Secretary of State Antonia Mr. N. J. Reaaoner entertained at ter. Miss Lucile Williams. with their sons in California. They llillln, chaplain; Flora Ward, lady at the school audito- returnod to Pan Mnrcial. N. M., aft- home on Lucero. Rev. Father M. A. D. Ri- at Washington er Mr. Wednesday afternoon. home 82 Blrls and of On Wednesday afternoon the recently returned from Topeka, arms; Laura Schaeffcr, sergeant; rium to a a visit with Lane's father, The ladies and vera and J. Esmonds Ryan. Stat their boys Mae Ida Thursday evening large who resides In present chatted the Junior Christian Endeavor so- Woman's club met at the home of Kans., where Mr. Fldler went to Woodall, picket; Lewis, house. this city. sewed, after which a dainty lunch Deputy George Herman presided Mrs. Hancock with new consult physicians and was advised sentinel: Gladys Alley, musician; Mrs. John Gratton has returned was ami addresses were made Rev. ciety of the Central Christian George the Plans for the coming served. by members hostesses. Mrs. C. M. to rest for some weeks In coast Virgle Stewart, color bearer No. 1; patriotic from an extended visit with rela- TT. Father A. Assistant church. A Jolly two hours was as the entertainment on 22, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Harris have Rabeyrollo, was leader of the pro- region. ' Carrie McGrath, color bearer No. February tives at Osawatomie, Kans. as District Attorney Thomas V spent with different sports, then Compton 2. be-- given by the American their guests the parents of Mrs. gram. The for discussion Mr. and Mrs. A. At the close of the installation Legion Mr. Mrs. Truder and Dr. W. R, Tipton. to the delight of the girls and boys subject England and Reese here, wero perfected by tho Frank Harris, and J. K. Skinner were to was, "What Women Are Doing." daughter Mary left on Past Commander Gertrude of Holyoke, Mass. Mrs. Jack Mitchell of Flagstaff, they treated candy. Saturday was with a Perkins post at the last meeting, I Revival services which have Several Interesting talks were for a month's visit and vacation In presented gold pencil Mrs. Charles O'Malley gave an Ariz., visited Dr. and Mrs. F. H, At session in honor of her past year's work January 30. Prominent rpeaking Crall here for a few been In progress for the past four made. the close of tho California. as and otlier features have been ar- TUCUMCARI enjoyable Informal afternoon on days durinj the hostesses served refreshments. commander. Salad, sandwiches, ! the week while on her way east. weeks at the band hall by the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore left coffee were ranged. The post is offering an Monday for Mr. O'Malley's mother, with the Rev- On Mr. and for a two and cake enjoyed by who Is visiting here. Those in- Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell formerly Naiarene church Saturday evening Wednesday months' visit those present at the close of the automobile to the lucky holder of lived here. erends Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davis, Mrs. C. V. Harris were hosts at in Forsythe, Mont. the chance. In addition to The Ladles' Missionary union vited were Mrs. A. D. IUgglns, Mrs. ceremony. having Bur-rel- Adrian Bums and Miss Mabel evangelists, closed on Wednesday their home to several of their Tom Seery spent last week end Governor Campbell a freo met on Thursday afternoon at the H. J. Ryan. Mrs. Hursh, Mrs. l, five-cour- present, Ntckens were united in There were several acces- friends at a with his people In Belen from Slay-to- n, dance is homo of Mrs. Ghould. Mrs. P. Murphey, Mrs. J. B. marriage night. surprise I also being planned. C. 7 o'clock the where holds re- T. H. on Floyd, Mrs. L. O. Mrs. Tuesday at noon by Judge H. sions to the church. dinner, celebrating Tex., he a Mrs. Fred C. Demerest, who has Mrs. Wilson left Sunday Siegllng, Stewart. noti- tenth of their sponsible the Santa ill for an extended visit John Logadon, Mrs. Pat Purcell, Mr. Burns is employed Relatives here have been wedding anniversary position with been for the past few days, is with her par- Fe-L- Mrs. Stand-Is- h, on tho new Santa Vegas fied of the very serious Illness with daughter and husband, Mr. and Fe. j MAGDALENA recovering and expects to be out ents at Topeka, Kans. James Maloney, Mrs. Mrs. When' the Mm. Mrs. Hagest, Mrs. M. Meloney, highway. pneumonia of Mr. and Airs. Ad Roy Connelly. W. P. Mallow and Miss shortly. Mrs. William II. Morris of Wins-lo- C. guests had all arrived and every- Mrs. Fontaine. Mrs. 8. Pincetl, Mm. R. Storrle, builder of the Lai Baylor of Clovls. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie May left on Friday for a Hoy Bonett left week Exalted Ruler Ed M. Florin, of Ariz., arrived last week for has re- In readiness Mrs. Harris week-en- d the past the Hughes and Mrs. C. C. Roberts. Vegas Irrigation project, Saylor made Portales their home thing visit In El Paso, Tex. for O., In interest of local lodge of Elks, made a an extended visit with her aunt, turned to the from a business phoned to Mr. and Mrs. Connelly The Belen Springfield, business Sat- The ladles of tho Immaculate city for several years. high school basketball tho Copper Belt company. trip to Holbrook last Mrs. W. L. Collins and family. to California and Washington. to come and spend the evening teams played Socorro Mining and while at- Conception church held their regu- trip On Wednesday evening Judge G, last Friday The Home Missionary society of urday evening there Mrs. P. E. Poush of Leon, la., at the home of Mrs. F. II. McCracken and wife and It. of was a with them. Seated at a beautifully night with the following scores: the tended a meeting of the Antler's lar meeting Reese Portales special table with decorations Methodist church will hold its arrived Inst Sunday for a visit with M. Meloney on Wednesday. About J. B. Robinson of Amarlllo, and guest of the Kiwanis club of Clovis arranged Belen girls won over Socorro girls club in that city. her Mrs. W. L. Collins and B. M. of Texlco are of sweet peas were the following 32 to 2 regular monthly bu!ness meeting Mrs. sister, sixteen ladles were present to Temple visitors and made an address on "The Val- and Socorro boys were vic- on Thursday afternoon 9. Reorse Kingrea entertained family. in the city. ue guests: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Connolly, torious with a score of 31 to 21. February at bridge last tho be- transact the business. of an Organization Like the C. Mrs. Ed Dickens spent the past week, prize Mrs. W. B. Rector was a very The Elks have announced a big James T. Acton, who has been Kiwanis a tho hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. J. The on Fri- Week In ing won by Mrs. E. C. Those to Club to City." Mr. Mrs. Jack Episcopal guild met EI Paso. Gilpin. pleasant hostess members of dance to be given on Monday even- bookkeeper for Danzlger's during? Cunningham, and day afternoon with Mrs. S. K. Cot- Mrs. is present were Mesdamea O. I Gray, olub two has to J. H. Johnson and Mrs. Maud Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. HaYry Bu- Enloe, who teacher of Hubert the Wednesday Bridge last ing, February 13. The affair is to the past years, gone Cox their friends last ton. Mrs. Fay will be hostess to Latin and Spanish in the high Richardson, George Samp- week. to Raton, where he expects to locate surprised chanan, Messrs. Ben Smith, Law- the Methodist on son, Jr., Arthur E. C. be a surprise in regard decora- Thursday by driving to the home Stone. aid next Wednes- school, is confined to her bed by P.aldridge, The Bay View club elected new tions and features. permanently. Mrs. Acton aoconv rence Davis, and Miss Pearl day. illness Gilpin, Alfred Klelmlenst. Thomas meet- special of Mr. and Mrs. Polk Williams at after-dinn- ed at her home in Socorro. Mrs. officers as follows at the A was born panied him. The hours were The ladles of Ingledew, Gelert Grnver lat daughter Saturday Inez, N. M.i where. they were mar- cards. the Methodist aid P. Argal la substituting for Mrs. Ramnge, ing: Mrs. O. Sandusky, president; to Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Groth. Mrs. Charles T. Farley enter- at tendered Mrs. Charles Pulver a Enloe. 0. Bazell, Riley Walcott, Roy Mrs. W. B. a of friends ried. ; re- Humphries, vice presi- Mr, and Mrs. Clarence White and tained number Monday The Rev. S. W. Quade, who handkerchief shower on Parent-teacher- s Sutherland and Miss Teresa W. O, who has been Thursday The association dent; Mrs. Roy Goldenberg, secre- of City, Kans., who night in honor of Mrs. John A. Oldham, cently moved to Portales, filled the at tne nome of Mrs. A. meet on M. baby Dodge here since before the holidays, left evening win in regular session tary; Mrs. McQuald, treasurer. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Papen and her brother, Rer, pulpit at the Central Christian Stephenson. It was Jn the nature o'clock The wedding of Miss Agnes H. The club is interested in civic Im- O'Brien of Tuesday for Lubbock, Ter., where Friday afternoon, 8:30 Ward G. Benjamin here, have gone to Al- Father Chicago. church here last Sunday eventng. of a surprise party and was given February 10. at the Roosevelt and Marshall F. Janeway, provement, having recently built a he will stop over for a few days, Miss Pearl Stone charmingly en- to show the ladies' of both of this occurred at Hol- buquerque. on to where appreciation school. city, band stand In the City pnrk. was a thence Dallas, Tex., tertained on Wednesday evening Mrs. Pulver's work in brook afternoon. Up- January good marrying his Winfield Is at- the society The ladles of the Presbyterian Wednesday Rev. Caldwell, of tho Presbyte- month for San Miguel county peo- son, Oldham, IS of her lady and gentlemen utuure sne leaves witnin a rew davs social on on their return here a wedding din- rian four-cour- circle will be entertained church, addressed the hlsrh Pcrfccto Galle-go- s tending college this school year. friends at a 7 o'clock for California for an ner wns served at tho horife of the ple. County Clerk B. left here some indefinite Friday afternoon at the manse. school assembly on Wednesday Issued twenty-si- x licenses dur- J. Priddy, who dinner at the home of Mr. and stay. coffee Mr. bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- two weeks for St. Louis, Mo., Sandwiches, and and Mrs. Joe Courtney left morning In an interesting talk on ing the month, ago Mrs. Jack Wilcox. Places were cocoa were served. the week Las liam Ward. Tho bride Is an estim- "Life." BOILS and past for Cruces, Mrs. D. U. Harris entertained te where he entered a hospital laid at four daintily arranged ta- Mrs. Frank was able of this and Fll, Pimples, CarbunclM, j was la Fischer the where Mr. Courtney will take a young lady city, The following hkh school boys several ladles at tea at her home quickly relieved by operated on, recovering bles. The evening was spent with charming hostess at a four-tabl- e in has for several years held a re- and on j rapidly and hopes to soon be back training agriculture. girls played Dnlhart last on Eighth street Tuesday after- ' bridge. Dridge party on Thursday after- Messrs. Wilson, Anderson, Doug- sponsible position at a local bank. Saturday, winning two basketball In honor of her Mrs. B O I L E N E home. On Mr. and Mrs. noon In honor of Mrs. Tho groom Is Interested In busi- noon, mother, Friday evening her guest, F. las and Ewing, all from the Datil games: Tom McQuald, Herman K. of Mass. KOo OS After a two weeks' visit with J. Whltcom entertained with a W. Wenrich of ness In this J. Skinner Holyoke, or your money back. at Drucglati Rlpon, Wis., and forest, will go to Albuquerque next city. Gerhardt, Oren Pack, Wyatt Na- Mr. Harris entertained a number by mall relatives and friends Dr. and Mrs. Cse 7 Mrs. J. D. The local lodffe postpaid. Bun-da- o'clock dinner Carmody of Chicago- 111., week to of Elks are plan- tions. Albert Mc- Thomas H. Livingston left y tjrkey attend the annual meeting Parker. Walter of prominent Laa Vages men, at; THIS BOH.ICNE CO., Altmturqa, K, K. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Hattle C. Record of Bos- of the forest supervisors of Arizona ning a revue here in the city next Quald. Girls: Hcrnlce Ru- for their home at Llvermoro, McDowell N. son ton, who Capps, Iowa. of Clovls, M., and are guests of Mrs. B. and New Mexico. Wednesday evening when they will by Hall, Ruby Nations, Mavis Gar- daughter-in-la- w of Mrs.. Rose Mc- The Misses Marybel Fisch- W. IT. Cobble returned to his stngo a vaudeville show at the rett, Ima Moncus, Winnie Davis, Carl Turner of this city lias Just Dowell of Places were er, Katherine Doro- school auditorium. business of this city. Wetmore and home In Magdalena on Saturday. High Verlln Eager and Maud Moncus. returned from a trip laid at five ta- thy Dalies assisted the hostess In Mr. Cobble been in Last Saturday Miss Teresa Mon- Other Beveral days to El Paso, and daintily arranged had Socorro, hl?h school students attend- Te., bles for 22 guests. The favors were serving a delicious luncheon. Mrs. where he underwent an operation roe gave a miscellaneous shower ed ns follows: Earner, other points In the state. which W. E. Sloan off in honor of Miss Ward. Henry Sidney a of dinners beautiful candy baskets, carried the honors for appendicitis. Agnes II, Ostlc, Hntson Nieol, Homer Hens-le- Quite number teas, were the hoct. A of the afternoon. Hoi-tens- The afternoon was and have been made by Jolly Miss Medley entertain- spent playing Rex Pell and Andrew Butler. receptions given after-dinn- er was with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sloan Miss Ellen Ward the week for Dr. and Jiour spent had as ed the members and friends of her bridge. winning Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lucas, who during; past bridge. The out of town guests thetn dinner guests on Sunday school class at her home tho prize. Those present were were cal'ed to tho Tools Mrs. D. B. Williams, who are leav- Sunday city on account were Mr. and Mrs. Scott McDowell, evening the Misses Ruth Fay and on Fridny evening. The evening Misses Agnes H. and Ellen Ward, of the serious Illness of a son, Pruning ing here to make their home at the Mr. and Mrs. Louise and Messrs. N. M. On after- honorees; John Hopkins Leo wns enjoyed with games and music, Mary Zolmer, Marguerite Wyrick, have returned to their home In Estancla, Friday Dr. Mrs. Mr. Gee and Herbert Case. sand- Louise and Ella i'nul-in- o noon Mrs. Rose McDowell and Barry, and Miller, after which refreshments of Dadey, and Oklahoma. Tho son is convales.-cen- t. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Linn enter- and were served Woods; Mcadnmes Carl Behn, Mrs. C. open- Judge wiches, cake (jocoa TREE HAM J. Wilcox, Bay-les- s, PRUMRS, daughter, Mrs. James Hall, and Lester tained at dinner on Wednesday to about thirty-fiv- e guests. A. H. Baldrldge, W. W. Ward, O. Mrs. Bassett Colllnn was hostess PRUMRS, ed their home for a reception given all of Clovls. evening. Covers were laid for Mr. L. G. C. P. 3 5 Nestor Sedlllo. who underwent Gray, Bazell, George to the embroidery club on by the Woman's club from to and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. IT. Friday In D. B. Henry Abell, and an operation for appendicitis on Sampson, Jr., J. Dnonor, George afternoon In the usual needlework TWO PRUMRS o'clock honor of Mrs. W. E. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. P. II. F. F. T. AM HAM ladles A frock Is known this sea- IWednesday, is doing nicely at this Sughrue, Savage, and visiting cession. Snnelal guest Williams, and about thirty Paris Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Tliurl Keith The n were son od- Roy nun,,. were Mesdames John Rich, C. M present. by Its skirt length and the Buckland. were Mrs. D. E. B, On After an illness of only a few guests Keoler and F. C. Hannahs. Mrs. Professor and Mrs. 3. Long dity of Its sleeve. formal and Mrs. Charles son and of Barton of feet long, saves climbing and no ladders to were hosts on at a Informal' occasions Lamb, days pneumonia Mrs. Georgie Albuquerque, and Mrs. O. Sandusky will be hostess to the Eight Saturday t the Parlsienne of were Arthur Schuster of high-grad- e ankle-lengt- daughter, Emporia, Kans., MeRpaden, eldest daughter of Mr. Holbrook. embroidery ladles next week. use. The head is made from tool steel. o'clock dinner In honor of Dr. and wears her skirt and guests In the John home M. B. Mrs. Williams. Seated at the table her sleeves are the culmination of Finney and Mrs. Dwlght Craig, passed McNamnra and family Tho Woman's club met on Wed- last week en route to El Paso, Tex. on at 4 have left for San two-han- d were Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Williams, the art of the Parisian dressmak- away Friday morning Bernardino, Cal., nesday afternoon nt tho home of The are made of drop forged, Mrs. Tf. L. Gnither accompanied o'clock at tho home of her where they will make their future the new O. pruner3 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whltcom, Dr. er. For rs the straight little parents. president, Mrs. J. Hale tool Marlorin Webber to Central, Pho was aged 19 years. She leaves home. Tho Saturday tens In the dnwntowi, steel. and Mrs. R. W.. Means. Mr. and slim silhouette Is quite generally N. M., on Thursday, where the her and Charles Fischer has returned to Mrs. Miss Bras-we- ll for dance husband, Lyle McSpaden, district will be recommenced In the Harry Buchanan, adhered to, but dinner, young lady will Join her mother. little son 8 this Hand Pruners made from the best full-skirt- baby Craig, age months, city after spending several near future, An oreratta will be drop forged and Miss Ames and the hosts. and theater the basque after over a residence in a months in On Por- is year's the mother and father, two sisters, Grmany, where he has given for. the benefit of the com- steel with crucible steel blade. Saturday evening the gown the prevailing mode. Galther family. Bessie and been visitinf his friends tales Eastern Star chapter gave a Sports and semlsports clothes form and Agnes, brother, boyhood munity house fund. The entertain- The local Maccabees Review No. Dwicht, Jr. Funeral services were and relatives. This was Mr. Fisch- ment will be under tho direction of reception at their hnll compliment- an Interesting part of the spring 14 held their installation ceremony on er's 39 dis- held at the Presbyterian church first visit In years. Mrs. O. J. Halo and Bandmaster ing Dr. and Mrs. Williams. mode. Especial interest is on at Masonic 2 In Monday evening the Faturday afternoon at o'clock. Percy II. Low and wife have Belden. KORBER & CO. Dr. Williams and son, John played knickerbockers, which hall, Mrs. Lillle R. state Burial In to J. morn- are worn Moores, was Magdalena cemetery. moved Pueblo, Colo., where they Franklin, left here Sunday quite generally, usually deputy of New Mexico, acting as will make home. As for where Dr. Wil- accompanied a trim their future a form of hazing, "plebes" ing Estanela, by Jacket, installing officer, assisted by Mrs. The election, of popes bv con Mrs. E. Chambers of pres-cot- t, liams received brightly-colore- d Roy at tho United States naval academy Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store. has the appoint- sweater or a Darnell and Mrs. Myrtle Ounter as clave dates from the middle ages. was in tho last ment of full-tim- e health officer of woolen overblouse. Ariz., city at Annapolis who are unable to ladles of ceremony and Mrs, Lula In earlier time the vote of the Ro week 206-22- for-- visiting Mr, Chambers, who guess the dally dessert are forced Phone 878. 6 that county the ensuing year. Tne man cast in the of was North Second St. Mrs. Williams and son, Journal Want Ads results. crista, installing chaplain. clergy, presence recently transferred here. to eat their meals sitting on the Dudley, bring following officers were installed the faithful, was the elective power. Claude N. Miller and family floor under the table.

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SAFETY IN CALLS FOR SMALL ixcitEAsrn tay roi.Tj. WILLARD STORAGE ANNUAL AUTO DINNER LIES The pay roll of the Franklin Au- of N. OPEN RIVAL MINSTREL SHOWS CAR FLEXIBILITY, CORD TIRES ARE tomobile company Syracuse, BATTERY WILL Y., now aggregates 2,855 names. DISTRICT IN DENVER SAYS HUDSON PROVED AMAZING The employment department re- Judge Garrett Wallace became ports that this figure shows an in- famous as a "wit" at the annual of the auto- While dealers a crease of 500 persons over that of "Th8 Wlllard Storage Battery "Flexible control" many report dinner of tho National Automobile and such certain slackening of tire buying a year ago. company of Cleveland, Ohio", say mobile, "responsiveness" of Chamber of Commerce during the terms have been used so lightly on tho part the motoring pub- , I of condition Is in- Francis MoCIoskey, president New York show, when he drew mean- lic, which usually Auto local that the real import of their cident to the period, the McClosUcy company,' r. peaking caricatures of six of the raid holiday "will a new ing Is somewhat obscured, demand for tho new royal cords AVillard agency, open leading manufacturers and pre- local distribu- GREATER on Feb- sented with medals of dis- Guy Lauderbaugh, of the 30::S size, and which first THE A district office in Denver them cars. achievements tor of Hudson end Essex made, their appearance on the name ware- tinction for notable ruary 6, with offices and Thi3 remark was brought forth market several weeks ago, Is so good during the past year. houses at 2145-5- 5 Market street. TT. due to a statement that there is that it Is C. II. Wills, president of C. ten strong utterly impossible The new district comprises all of Howard C. now one automobile for every for the companies making theso Wills and company; In and that to the states of Colorado, Utah, the Mannoi), president of the Nordyke persons Albuquerque, size tires keep the trade fully e, the courts in a number of places supplied at all times. northern counties of New Mexico, and Marrnon company; A. R. sentences on president of the Studebaker are imposing jail "The demand for royal cords Is and parts of Nevada, Wyoming, Kdward S. Jordan, reckless drivers. always heavy, but the way motor- Ncl.raska and Oklahoma. Service corporation; "We must not lose sight of the ists are the were for- president of (he Jordan Motor Car accepting 80x39 Douse Brothers stations in this locality and M. Graham, fact," continued Mr. Lauderbaugh, shows very plainly that it is des- served the and company, George In the .rtffllhw JaTa merly hy Chicago vice president of the Chandler Mo- "that our hands and under tined to become one of the most San Francisco office?. tor Car company, were tho six of our mind and popular tires In tho country," said "More than 10,000 square feet of lies the control of a mighty, a local ware- manufacturers who carried away body tire dealer recently space will bo available for medals tho size of motor car potent force to be used in a pleas- houses and offices. Tho building sub-jer- ls urable or manner, or by a com- wheel and were otherwise the utility HARRY LAUDER LIKES Is one which is just 'being of a humorous entertainment slight lapse in judgment or a slip for the Wiilard company pleted at the mercy of Judge Wallace for of fate, to become an instrument i THE SMALL FORD and is built to best servo the re- of harm. When one considers the the 700 guests. who is quirements of the battery business This dinner was not unlike the remarkably few accidents caused Sir Harry Lauder, touring one-stor- y with a this with a theatrical com- It is a structure famous gridiron dinners except that by the automobile compared with country from the main line to Edwin number of cars that pany, used a Ford car to visit va- private siding - the speakers were limited the large western of t ho C. 1! tie Q. over which 'n- 'of the navy and our streets and highways, rious camps along the 1922 ' can Denhy, secretary throng front during the war. Lauder was comitiff and outgoing freight. himself a former automobile man- with the swarms of pedestrians conveni.-"itiy- . asked he found the Ford a relia- Models" Now bo handled most ufacturer, and Irvin S. Cobb. crossing and recrossing busy it Ready special platform for truck and in characteristic man- all hours of tho waking day, ble automobile. He answered, "Oh, Cobb, lis places was so Gor- wason loading will open on to a ner, lauded the automobile Industry the truth and force of tho terms vera. It small the for Delivery private driveway at tlio end of the as beintr the second in size and im- quoted above will be apparent. man shells coudna hit it." where less than carloads Is con- building, portance in the country. The first, "Because it tho flexible, Thirty-Nin- e and express shipments can be re- lie said, was hoetlegging. trol and responsiveness which Mcintosh moves to Import- ceived and delivered. A stock of stops and starts a car on the in- 1,500 batteries will be on hand at stant to avoid or prevent the many 311 west copper ant Improvements. all times, together with a complete SCHOOL BUS MAKES perplexing situations that con- The Mcintosh Auto company. stock of battery parts. fronts the motorist. GO 8 dealers new he EASY FOR West Central avenue, Prices $100.00 Below "The organization will ATTENDANCE "Most people are considerate of in used cars and auto parts, have to make after others. To man ready shipments SCHOOL KIDS the rights of the moved to 311 West Copper avenue. Pre-W- ar February 6, and this arrangement COUNTY on the street, the motorist does not was made dealers in The chango necessary will afford all Willarrl always seem to represent this con- in order to secure ample floor this territory a great saving of With the almost universal adop- siderate feeling and the man in for cost. n space. This company opened The Great- timo and transportation This tion of the school bus begins the car often reflects on the care- business less than two years ago Quality is tho latest of fifteen branch of- long period of restfulness for the lessness of the man on the curb, nnd as one of the fices of the 'Wniard and whose today ranks est car Nash ever company country trttant officer duty and so it goes. largest used car dealers In the will add greatly to the convenience is to check up on school attend- "Ami as long as there Is this In- southwest. Built of tho service stations In this ter- ance. Rainy days, long distances, equality in perspectives, it Is well ritory. and muddy roads no longer make for tho motorist to take tho lead IM'KCHASED OAKLANDS. The district will be In of like a de- t charge the district school look and constitute himself, or herself, George Travis purchased a new C. F. Hodees, who was formerly serted village. a Jury of one to act liberally at all of tho Dallas model Oakland Sport model last assistant manager T'sed now by more than 12,000 times, not only with the pedestrian week from the Hoover Motor com- motor district. Mr. Hodges has had a consolidated schools, Iho school-bu- s but In tho exercise of imm particularly and pany and they also delivered one largo complete experience system is a simple and practi- care, judgment and forebearance of the new model touring cars to Willi tho Willard company which cal one. F.very morning the bus. with other motorists." fits him for his new Father F .M. Troy. It happens mmpmy particularly with driver provided by the school, that both these new Oakland own- duties. Starting at Dalln as dis- drives before each farm house salesman in was tip JOYCE BATTERY MOVES ers are now operating their second 418 West Copper v trict 1918, ho where there are children of school Oakland cars. , soon advanced to the position of age. The sound of the horn is the INTO NEW LOCATION ' assistant district manager which signal for the children .to come he held until going to Denver. mulling out of the house, and they are on their way to school. Stormv The Joyce Battery Station has VISITORsTtO n .xcuse moved from Its old location, 521 DETROIT weather is now fteblo for new not attending. More am. more the West Central avenue, to its SELDOM MISS THE of these consolidated home, 107 South Fifth street. In truant officer new of business schools is coming to lead the. life their place they BIG FORD PLANT of ease. will have over four times as much General use of Brothers floor space as in their old location W Dodge vacated. Why do many tourists visit De- cars and Graham Brothers (rucks just troit? And what do visitors wish with Dodge Brothers power plant shows how well are fitted for Bo sure to have the valve stem to see? they and bolts on the ir 187 South Fifth Siree Throughout every part of this this service, says J. Knrber & Co., stay tight dealer. Tho when attached to the rimr of th country, no matter how remote. local Dodge Brothers t ' far-out-- wheel. It will water and di; and around the world In 1 proportion of Dodge Brothers' cars keep hum 12.000 schools Is from getting into the casing on wet So we give our Customers corners, when the among the high, or checks may of a motor car Is heard one may a,nd the reason may be found bv dirty roads, and nny see Ford. instances where water from entering the interior even better Service. reasonably expect to a taking particular of the shoes when car Is bein Battery So, through the world the names they are used. In Beckham coun- the been for thren washed. Sedan, $1631.00; Coupe, $1458.00; Tourlnp Cnr. $1011.00; go Ford, Detroit. Detroit has ty, 'Oklahoma, example, Panel Business Screen internationally known as the home Dodge Brothers cars take the place JOYCE BATTERY STATION Roadster, $007.00; Cnr, $1131.50; of automobile and of six smaller cars formerly used Business Car, $1031.50 Delivered In Albuquerque. ' the particularly the Ford. by the country school. To give Thus, when visitors come to De- some Idea of the amount of walk- 107 941. troit tliey want to visit the Ford ing the kids of that county save, S. Fifth St. Phone J. & with 35 miles on KORBER CO.; plant, and they carry away the buses each travel 214-21- them Impressions that last and thr-I- way to school every morning, 6 North Second. Phone 7S3 which often move them to write or and the same distance going homo. Oil Seal Piston Rings tell their native town of the great Tn nnother case, that of Winr.n-bag- o auto plant of Detroit. community school near Rock-for- d, Will Absolutely Stop Oil So many wiish to Inspect the 111., 20 or more children trav- Highland J'ark plant that It has be- el each morning in the comforta- Pumping. come a business in Itself. Regular ble, roomy Interior of a Graham A Simple One-Piec- e Ring guides are provided for visitors and Brothers school bus with Dodge the outstanding interests are ex- Brothers power plant. plained. By reason of their reliability and Hoover Co. In 1921 55.092 visited the High- economical operation Dodge Broth- iotor 7fL 7J 7? W" i land Park plant and were shown ers cars and Graham Brothers J)mrrif) how Jhe Ford car Is made. The school bus are admirably suited to 418 West Copper iccausez number of visitors Is always steady the use of country schools. hut It gradually increases toward the summer months, which is the greatest vacation period. Iiast msxasaa vear several thousand visited High- THE UNIVERSAL CAR "What in the land Park April. By June One-TonTruc- After In lc Happens number was twice as large, and August 17,519 were shown the Chassis $430 "'Ford way. F.O.B. Detroit The ) RIGHT WAY TO SELL BATTER Lasiile CAR QUICKLY FOUND IGNITION!

Mr. Hillenkoetter, assistant man- for ager of the Quickel Auto and Sup- ply company, looked the car over FORDS YOUpecftlIrerto'Kve;urTtoffiei? aealn. It seemed in excellent shape, guarantees in these days. But after fine motor, a generous allotment of accessories and "sales points" (that after the last mile what, then? galore but it wouldn't sell. Mr. ' Hillenkoetter had tried several We think you want; more than the) times In different ways to connect with a buyer, but without success. guaranteed 'mileage lots more, W "Once more and once only more.r will I spend money on selling that think you ought to have Ford." and forthwith he sat down Si; :fi UnS!!!'.i - and wrote a Journal Want Ad. It And. that's.whywe're selling I: ii: li mam a. was long one. describing the oar 'il.il: I, 'i, i,. in detail. It told of his- the car's ;if 2 WIS! tory, its price, and it many advan- Iii:'l,!"i! tages'. Into a recent Sunday Jour- 'l ir ii!ii nal went the Want Ad but Sun- day no buyer came. Mr. Hillen- koetter had about decided that something was wrong when Mon- day morning a business-lik- e buyer strode in, looked the car over and said, "It's a good car and priced Here are 8 reasons why you should Cuib) right. I'll take it." The moral of which is Don't your Ford with Bosch Battery Ignition Cusl0.000M!lcv, Fabric-7,5H- rMn give up hope until you have given Morning Journal Want Ads a fair 1 You get mor powex trial. 2 You us lest ga One-To- ThYfevfraTmiTes 3 You The Ford n Track firtt made Its appeal firAnItt irifn prevent misfiring ' Hi:nr.'s ax avto PCMmas. 4 You make starting to the farmer and the merchant because of the I Tires. A luxurious of limousine Dayton Every ounce ofj type 5 You reduce vibration merits of Ford Cars. And It made its wonderful motor coach Is constructed In Eng- material is the best that can bej land. It Is designed for tours 6 You repair MUt and great sales record because it lived long iv reputation obtained. in'manu-- 1 and has all tho comforts and con- , 7 You get rid of ignition trouble up to claim made for Every step veniences of a 8 every it I'ullman car. There You can forget the tpirk levsr i facture is done the one best way. Is a sitting room and a smokln't v,',,jr " .. .. - The reliable Ford full-size- Motor, the special Ford steel room, each fitted with a d about our Free Offer (Cost of manufacture doesn't Ask Thirty Day Trial e, table, leather upholstered arm- chassis, the aluminum bronze worm-driv- all count.. miles is' the chairs, standard electric table combine to produce a truck of -- unusual power, Quality lamps and other fixtures. The roof MORROW COMPANY built so AUTO capacity and strength a truck that lasts in only thing into Dayton is constructed that It will carry 313-31- ' 5 West Silver. , a ton of luggage. The chassis Is riione 83 service; a truck that solves the haulage problem iTires powered with a at a small - and good-lookin- very operating- upkeep expense. They're gi tohg Hence the demand for the Ford One-To- n Truck economical tires.v Wei Is constantly on the increase. wearing, back them to the limit for servicej For the good of your business, whether It be pn your car.. farming, merchandising or manufacturing, you . Come in and Hus should come in and look over the Ford One-To- n let tell you HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS Truck NOW1 Jhe. whole story of Dayton.TiresJ oyton Tubes are fit companions for GUARANTEED BOLTLESS IMPORTANT Dayton Tires. They're the smooth finest, thickest, tubes! FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL CAR We te furnish the Ford Truck est, toughest ire prepared equipped madebar none...' Ask W ttt. lol you! either with Standard or Special Gearing. The Stand- Experience has taught ua the of leaves to allow a bolt ard Gearing gives the truck a maximum of '41- folly puncturing spring power. to pass through each leaf, holding it in place. This old method weakens every The Special Gearing Increases the speed of the truck leaf in the and is from five to seven miles an hour, converting It into spring responsible for a major percentage ofall spring breaks. a Fast Harvey Springs are not "bolted," they are so forged that each leaf has "teats", Delivery Car, and ..Machine fitting into the next leaf and holding both in place. GUARANTEED FOR ONE AHuquerpe Foundry Works YEAR not to break or sag. Quickel Auto & Supply Co. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, DISTRIBUTORS Phone 750 Sixth Street and Control Avenue 1498. BL Phone 124 South J. KORBER & COMPANY BELEN AUTO COMPANY, BEItEN, N. Third St ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. L

J i... February 5, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL News of the mrcnes; Announcing Sunday evvices PttESBYTF.RI AJC CHRISTIAN CONGRESSIONAL. ir One's Is KXDMVOlt. One of the most active organiza : . h 13. ihrtf Protecting Family Sunday, February 6. 4:45 p. m. tions of the church Is the Mother's PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE d Practical Christianity. j toys' Topic: "Christian Endeavor Around Circle, which owes its origin and I Smdlay CiirA Is yours fully protected? the World." Pa. 107:1-- 3. leader, much of Its activity to Mrs. B. C. Sywki their mother they entertained Kansas City Life Ins. Co. Miss Thelma Noe. Special music, Smith. From a few mothers It has must L. C. now houses where (Church announcements be series of messages on prayer, them right royally. Mersfelder, State Mgr. vocal solo, "My Task," by Mrs. H. grown until the in office by noon on on Pray- Tho of the Eureka Oil the meetings are held are taxed the Journal speaking "Intercessory RATON casing C. Donaldson. Consecration Sun- Friday.) er." Choir anthem: "Hear Then association well is now set at to their utmost to accommodate - day roll call. In Love" (Bonar-Wilson- ), with ob- slightly over 2.000 feet, and It is those who go. The babies come, Chnrch. will in the finance Is one where First Mctlmdlst Episcopal hgato solo by Mrs. K. J. Baldrldgo men last Tues- believed it hold firmly Open and Closed Cars Tuesday evening too, and here place Corner Third and Lead avenue :80 m. Endeavor Ninety responded is to at Kcosomible committee of the their disturbance doesn't disturb. p. Christian day ni!!ht to the Invitation extend- place. Drilling proceed Hates Presbyterian Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. l meeting. Topic: "World-Wid- e En once, and tho water in the hole ts Christian a carnival And the little tots, who have en- ed by the Men's Bible class of the 615 615 Endeavor gave Bowyer, Sunday school superin- deavor." Leader, Miss Maud Still. Methodist church to share being reduced several hundred TAXI In the tered the Sunday school and are deacon- First is of in the church parlors. large no on also tendent; Miss Bessio Way, This is the consecration service, with the class a of entertain- feet. There a good showing Stand: First nnd Tljeras school room there were longer the cradle roll, ess; Mrs. Smith, musical and the to the roll chII night oil on the water and also of gas. Sunday come. The meeting for February Ralph. response ment embellished with eats. The A. II. BACA, numerous "side shows." There director. will be made with verses from men of the church set tables notwithstanding the casing is sup- To time. the Fortune was held at the home of Mrs. 9:45 a. m. the any place Any were the Strong Man, T. on Sunday school. Genesis. and cooked and served the food, posed to have passed tho point Castle of Fun, Cave of the Trimble Wells Wednesday 11a. m. Service. Sacrament of 7:30 m. where both were struck. Tho Teller, afternoon. It was a oc- p. Evening worship, making this a purely stag affair. Winds, and other attractions. The delightful Lord's Supper. Anthem: "My Soul Pastor's theme: "Greatness In Ob management believes that the well in- casion. One of the attractions was The attendance so greatly exceed- air was heavy with odors of of Longeth" (Marston). scurity." Anthem by choir: "Jesus, ed It was neces- will be brought In before much do?s" and fra- a doll play, given by four girls 6:30 expectations that is reached. G. cense, sizzling "hot Run-da- y p. in. Epworth league. the Very Thought of Thee" to tables greater depth J. is hard to say the Junior department of the 7:30 m. service with sary extend the and lay was BRANGLE grant coffee. It Collister, p. Praise additional This was one of An enjoyable party given at Tin and Sheet Metal Works. which attraction was best most school, Margaret sermon. Topic: "The Quest of plates. the homo of John Belisle, Jr., on where Mr. Klsle Flaws, Helen Antoine and tho many similar events te come, Agent for money was taken in was Reality." Anthem: "Walk in Love" North Fourth Street Gospel Hall. the of class to have Thursday night, attended by the assisted Miss Thelma Ida Noble. It a missionary Male "In 1300 North street. plan the being Missos Moore, by play, too. The outcome of the doll (Ashfoid). quartet: Fourth "fellowship and fun nlte" every following guests: Gladys Front Rank Noe. prepared the "hot dog" sand- Heavenly Love Abiding" (AM). Sunday tchool and Bible class month for the cultivation of bene- Walker, Ruth Sturgeon, Alice and served coffee. The so- party, given by one of the little at 9:45 a. m. Hilda Nora STEEL FURNACES wiches, mothers, was that they all sent ficial social relations between the Lowe, Poltz, Smith, 415 W. ciety made over 126. in Central Avenue Methodist. 11 a. m. Breaking .of bread In men of tho Maybel Belisle; Mrs. C. F. Moore, Copper. Albuquerque. The members of the finance their dollies to the little girls Central avenue Arno street. Lord. city. and Messrs. Edward Emll who have no dolls and remembrance of the elec- Reason, committee are Miss Florence Rey- heathen lands, C. C; S m. The annual meeting for the Norman McAbee to mother with as American Higbee, pastor. p. Preaching in Spanish tion of com- Chamberlain, and nolds, chairman: Miss Adella Eld- play Sunday school at 9:30 a.' m. by Jose B. Rey. officers and reports of Harold Weaver. girls have. It was very creditably mittees of the Colfax county chap- er, Miss Lydla Friede, Mr. James were J. E. Major, superintendent. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistlfi address The Ladles' Aid Society of the Moore. done. The girls coached by 11 ter of the American Red Cross will White Burton and Mr. Horace Mrs. of Morning worship at o'clock. by Carl Armerding. Subject: "The Christian church will meet with Lily Fruit Stand 7, Ellis, the president the "The Life Provided Curtains the Tab- bo held in tho public library on Mrs. Redd on afternoon Tuesday evening, February Topic: Beyond, and Covering of 7 8 Thursday "tick, him ove business will Missionary department of the For in Man's Dual Nature." ernacle." the evening of February at thimbles and a smile will Fresh Fruits. Home-Mad- e the regular meeting Woman's club of the and o'clock. eve- Needles, be held in the church at church, will meet at the 7:30 m. Address In The oddress of tho bo for admission. The so- Candies. Nuts. parlors mis- Young people Tuesday, p. Ru-fu- required - an enthusiastlo worker for ning will be made the Rev. s 7:45 p.- m. church at $ p. m, to go to Method- Spanish by Jose B. Rey. by ciety is doing some excellent work. 109 WEST sions. Delicious refreshments c. music will be V CENTRAL ist San for devotional service. Wednesday at 8 p. m. Baker, and Each member Is requested to vm "t were served at the close. Meeting furnished, in charge of which Is bring Come up - NAZAKKNF; CHVRCH. The school is Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. for prayer at the home ot W. E. a friend. The services being Sunday preparing "Secrets ot Contentment. ' 701 Joo Dilisio. Refreshments will The Christian Endeavor evangelistic for a Valentine social on the 14th, Topic: Manger, West Koma. also be a social society held at the Nazarene church the Special rnusic at each of the Friday at 7:45 p. m. Meeting served, and good will entertain the members and Valentine's day. All the members s time will be the close past two weeks have betm very preaching under direction for Bible at the hall. enjoyed at friends of the Presbyterian church Better Bread will of the Sunday school are invited, study of the meeting. A large attend- gratifying in results. There and a time is looked forward of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford. on Friday night at Christian En- Make the tide of pros- be a nice class to receive Into good ance is expected from over the deavor hnll an IS MADE BY to. Keep the date open. ' The Broadway Christian Church. with "apron party." turn In your di- church fellowship Sunday. St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal). Broadway and Gold avenue. county. Those attending will bring one perity school is eolng ahead with leaps The O. E. S. circle met at rection 1922. Rev.Vanderpool's messages have and bounds. at- Sliver avenue and Fourth street. Wlllard A. Guy, minister. Resi- the penny for each Inch of their waist during The Erwood those Last Sunday the 1272-- Masonic rooms A Bakery been greatly enjoyed by who tendance was Just double that of a Phone dence, 115 South Walter etrest. temple Wednesday lino. program of entertainment have heard. The singing 9:45 a. m. school. Phone 1C49-- afternoon. Three high school girls and will be special year ago. Plans have been sug- Sunday refreshments provided. Statistics show that of Prof, and Mis. Wells has been will be car- 11 a. nt. Morning prayer and Unified program every Sunday entertained the ladies with music Tho Royal Neighbors f America gested and doubtless sermon. and 11,000,-00- 0 a great asset to the meetings. ried out to increase at- morning from 9:45 to 12. readings. will hold a regular meeting on Fri- there are over will be two services greatly the 9:45 Tho tn There great tendance in the coming weeks. Tha Bible school. Elks gave ft dance their day night, after which there will Savings Accounts CANDY SHOP Sunday at the morning hour and added to Nazarene Clinrch. 11 Church service. Sermon home Saturday night. Music was be a "tacky" party and refresh 7 orchestra has greatly the in the U. S. The av- at o'clock. Sunday evening will effectiveness music of 300 block oh North Third street. topic: "Temple Building." furnished by the Elks' orchestra, ments of the same order will be Fresh home made candies made be service. We extend of the thi L. L. ac- the closing school. All deeply regret the de- Gaines, pastor. Telephone Both Endeavors meet 6:80 p.m. and refreshments were served. served. Royal Neighbors and their erage value of each daily. Special sale twice a week. to all a cordial invitation to attend 2080-- J. School of missions Mrs. S. D. McCalmont entertain families are invited. parture from our city of Its leader, and missionary count is $571.99. Phone 722. 110 S. Second these closing services. Mr. Miller. He has done Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Play. ed tho O. of R. C. ladies at the The general aid of the First Ralph 11 a. m. and 7 m. 7:30 home of Mrs. Tues- Methodist Wed- splendid work. ; It will be hard to Preaching p. Evening worship. Sermon Bert Dudley on church will meet Prayer meeting on Wednesday at topic: "Jsaac, the Submissive." day evening. Tho party was In tho nesday afternoon nt the home of A get as capable a successor. 7 pretty high mark, mid-wee- p. m. Music form of an school Mrs. S. G. 624 The k' meetings are in charge of Mrs. W. P. Sprastio, Rlo'Orande isn't it? THE STITCH IN in interest' Come out! McDowell. and each truest was dressed as a avenue. Division No. will serve Scalp specialists Facials and gaining i Salvation "kid." refreshments. TIME SHOP Next Wednesday evening plans wi.l Army. spelling bees Manicuring Hair dressing be talked over tor the Easter Office, 1023 North Third street. M. E. Church (Spanish). wero held and the winners re- The L. A. of the B. of R. T. are Open a Savings Ac- Golden Modern Medicated "A Stitch in Time Saves It is not Captain R. G. Guest In command. Meets at Moose hall, 114 North ceived a lanre stick of candy. Each making preparations to give a TURKISH BATH Nine." evangelistic campaign. 9:20 a. m. Jail. Third was as chicken dinner next count with us too soon to be ready for it. County street (Herald building. pupil given candy a mark Monday night today C. ROYAL CLEANERS getting 10:30 a. m. Street service. T. W. of merit. Mrs. was teach- nt Odd Fellows hall. Terry Jaiua Can we this the rec- Clutter, pastor. Parsonage. Dudley Serving will and try it. B85-- BOH 419-- keep up year 11 a. m. 2 0 Phono ' W. Central 420 West Gold. Phone ord of Nine- Holiness meeting. South Sixth St. Phone 257-- J. er. Her costume dated bnck to boEln nt 5:30 o'clock. the past three years? 3 1 S two-cour- Mrs, L.'M. e 2:30 p. m. school and 0 a. m. about 8 1. A lunch- The L. E. Hngnns, Prop. teen twenty-on- had the largest Sunday Sunday school. Kelly store, which was number of additions to the church adult Bible class. 10:50 a. m. Service with ser- eon was served by the hostess. closed for the past few days for You can if you will. 6:15 p. m. Le- mon. Those were Da- wns busi- of any year in its history. The Young People's present Mesdames Invoicing, reopened for next was 1919. gion. The Harwood Boys' Glee club vis, Burns. Vogl, Blackburn, Pratt, ness Monday morning with Mr. Chiropodist Specialist largest During the 7 m. Street Talbert Parlor last three years more members p. rally. will sing at the morning service. Flynn, Allen, Coyle, Kinder, Rich- Fnrdyco in charge. Accountants Corns, callouses, bunions, in- Beauty 8 p. m. Salvation meeting 7 p. m. scrvico and ser- ard?, Martin, TIansbro, Tavlor, are auditing tho books of the growing and club nails. Electrical Face and Scalp have been added than in any pre- Song ten. Can we beat all rec- mon in ISarclas. Heck, Wildenstcln, Hall and Miss company. Electrical Face and Scalp Treat- ceding First ConrrcgntlonnI Church. Jennie Ball. PAINLESS PERL, D. C. P. ords this year? Grand 805-- ments, Shampooing, Manicuring, some Coal avenue and South Broad rinir; h f Cod. Mr:'. M. G. Rmigelow was host- Central Hotel Ph. J B21 115 West Expect especially good four-cour- Phone Copper Christian way, Harod S. Davidson, Ph. I)., 901 South Edith street. ess nt n dlmvr la.--t r This ad as will entitle Endeavor meetings the I .AT coupon A minister. Residence, 620 South 10 a, m. Pundny school. Tuesday to Mrs, Harvey Parker if to 25c on shampoos coming weeks! live leader for Walter street. CLOVIS you the It a. m. Preaching. Greeley, Colo., wife of District I prayer meeting committee has Church school 10 . been found, and he is heart and at o'clock. The church is conducting a se- Governor Parker of tho Twenty-firs- t J. D. Jones, ries of district of Ro- NEW SYSTEM soul In the work. Last Sunday was superintendent. revival services to continue International Members of tho Catholic church Orchestra rehearsal at 9:30. i the for a Indefinitely. J. A, Davis is. in tary. Other guests present were met at o Mrs. largest meeting long time service 11 Mrs.-- the home Houchen State TAILORING With Flowers" . and one of most Morning at o'clock. charge. Mrs. O. R. Roubo Of Raton Jamison of Trinidad. Colo., "Say It the helpful. The Mrs. E. Wednesday evening to shower wed- young are to topic: cnristianlty'a spread a Will be here on February 4. I,. Goff, and Mrs. Willis on Mr. SPITS MADE TO ORDEIl The Floral Co people always glad Fascinating Story." Music: Pre G. Brown. ding gifts and Mrs. Ernest Blankinship see the older folks present. Co'io t Aiarsn. Alter a pleasant evening & Cleaning and Bepairing Next lude, "The Glory of God In Na ST. PAUL The officers and members of "rust 308 118 FOURTH STREET again! Sunday evening thr.s ture" "The EXGLI.SHJXTi:n.X. spent In conversation and viewing Savings SOITII SECOND STREET st (Beethoven): offertory, the City Federation (if Women's will be a surprise. It is the forty-fir- The reception for new members the number of useful gifts, the Opposite the Postofflce Pilgrim s Song of Hope" (Edouard clubs entertained at a reception In birthday of the movement. A "March held on Friday evening of laBt crowd was treated to delicious re There will be a Rateste); postlude, of the honor of the new members and a were s birthday party. Priests" Mr. Gould will week was a most successful affair. f'-- friends freshments. Those present meeting of the (Mozart). at tho public library Mr. Mrs. Mr. prayer meeting sing Adams' "The Man of Early in the the niKht. Thero was and Keyes, and Mrs. committee every week, and plans meeting pastor Thursday a large Burns, Phil Lynns, Helen Lyons, N. M. By attending your church on will read tho names of all new mem- number present and an excellent Albuquerque, and our be made to make each C. E. Christian ' Mr. nnd Mrs. White, Anna O'Neil, Sunday eating Candy. in- Endeavor meeting at bers received program was rendered for the oc T .. meeting especially helpful and 6.30 within the year. U.'u...! Trnvwln T,,n..l(n p. m. Topic: "The Birthday casion An appropriate address Fath'er - Peek-I- n spiring. of Christian The program was varied, includ new lluU Hoerner'l'la Mat- Candy Shop QRDS for RENT The Women's club of the church Endeavor." Leader, by the president. Mrs. Pearl Miss TrEDEPAU PESERVE 313 South Second George Farmer. ing musical selections by the Sun- Kel!oKj. outlined to tingly. Harry Marsh. Dorothy J St. meets next Thursday afternoon at the work be Filzliugh. tfefcs-- s tcmmI Phono 710. Drive Them Yourself the home of Evening service at 7:S0 o'clock. day school orchestra, a violin solo undertaken tho coming year and Mrs. B. C. Smith, 815 of Edward Ted Boyd and Gladys Matheny, J We furnish North Fourth street. Topic: "The Efficiency Prayer." by Biermnn, a piano solo urged tho of every everything Music: Prelude, "Melody in C" by Miss Dorothy Cameron, and nn club member. Refreshments of J. P. Byard and Beatrice Mathency but tlio driver anthem were the of a double BROADWAY CHRISTIAN. (Leybach); offertory, "Religloso" by the church choir. tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches participants First class Courteous and Service (Gounod ); postlude, "Dopo La irreetings to the new members were and a social wedding at tho Cliriatian parson- Indian Motorcycles Day Night Dramatization is the most force- served, hour was I'os-to- n Service Treatment Mlssa" (Leybach). The C. E. choir Were extended bv A. W. Kraemer spent. The first was a age Sunday, when Rev, O. 1). ful and Impressive way of teach- meeting united them in ' With will sing. speaking on behalf of the Sunday decided success from every view marriage. and Bicycles Sunshine ing. this in mind the leaders school; Tho Boy Scouts will give a scout Barber Shop DUIVERLESS of the eight-week- s' Mis- George Olson, speaking for point. ALBPQUERQl'E NOVELTY "School of Church. mo i The new demonstration in Clovls from Feb- A. S. sions" at the Broadway Christian Presbyterian nrisuan Endeavor society; plate glass windows WORKS VIGIL. Prop. Fifth street and Silver avenue. Mri. n. A. Laughnor, for the La- have arrived and arc ruary 18 to 24. At the conclusion 800 S. Second Phone 080-- FORD CO. church are presenting a short play being placed of the Lieutenant Gover- S21 South Second St. H. A. Cooper and C. R. dies' Aid society; Mrs. C. A. Barn-har- t, in the new program every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. McKean, International Stnto nor Duckworth will be initiated N. pastors. ; for the Women's bank and in Phone 580 121 Third This Sunday evening the playlet Missionary the Raton Mercantile into the ranks as an 'The is to 9:43 a. m. Sunday school. E. B. society, and A. L . Shaver, Jr., for store building, which In honorary Choice," be presented the Lutheran Brotherhood. rearing member. uiiui.t win ausnices ot the: Crlsty, superintendent. The completion. Colored leaded glass Gertrude Junior 11 a. m. pastor gave a brief address wel- has been Mrs. Herbert Jcffer3nn was host- EXCELSIOR Thompson department. The "scene is In Morning worship. of placed In the nnper part the Sermon: "Lessons Beau- come Into all tho work of tho con- of tho windows. ess to a Saturday In home of Mr. John Marshall, a suc- From the Mr. Dilisio, the bridge party Teacher Branch of cessful business tiful Gate." Solo: "The Lord Is gregation In closing. president, has announced that the night. The Soft Water Sherwood Music School man of today. His A novel new children are My Light" (Allltsen), Mrs. Chlnn. feature, which devel- place of business will be oc- Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Turner enter- Ilooni 25. Bldg. being impressed by Ar.them: In- oped 1. Whiting thosi Influences to- "Savior, When Night many Interesting connections, cupied by March This is one of tained as guests at dinner Tuesday Laundry Phone 1519-- FOR HOME which tend volves Skies" was the cne there! That would the (Shelley). announcement by those nest business corners in Raton Mr. and lirs. R. L. Thomas, Will 177 PnONE 177 wardOh, be of their 13 telling. Just come and see. ,6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. present birthplace and na- and the new bulletin the newest Thomas, Miss Ruby Odis and Mrs. The 7:45 p. m. Evening service. tive state. and most In tho W. U. Collins, cast is as follows: The city. COMFORTS Mr. John Sermon: "I Believe in Jesus ladies of the church served ino Men's associa- J. W. one of Clevis hlph' Marshall, a business Christ." refreshments tion of Welch, Marinello Mr. Rail Glnter Polo, Miss Stortz. during the social Colfax county is planning school teachers, died at his homo Say It With Shop Mrs..,ma" Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mid- hour that followed, and tho Chris- on plvlnj? a dance on and was The only exclusive Marinello Marshall, his wife...-- tian Endeavor In Friday night Wednesday morning week prayer meeting. Topic: society provided va- tho Hi!?h school gvmnaslum. buried in Clovls cemetery Thurs- Insurance shop In Albuquerque. "How to Face Life Without rious forms of entertainment for Conccl's orchestra will furniRh marcel water Howard, their elder son the the day. Mr. Welch came to Clovls In a Policy with Expert and ...... Mr. Loren Worry." young people. musio for the occasion. It will ho two years ago. He is survived by waving. Chiropody Mozley The church council met on Mon- given for the heneflt of Dorothy, their elder daughter. . the a widow, two daughters, Mrs. 'led The New York Life Phone 411 104 W. Central . Miss Immnnucl Evan. Lutheran Church. day evening and transacted much men's basketball team. Hollfield and Mrs. C. E. Newton, V Marguerite Creswlck Gold avenue Arno routine business. wofe Frank, their younger son.1 and street. Steps taken Tuesday evening the members his mother, three sisters and four Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence, toward planting a lawn around of the Business and Professional brothers. 200 the church Mildred, their younger South Arno street. property In tho spring. Women's club enjoyed the weekly Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball of daughter Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The following ladies of the dinner at the club rooms. Mra of Paris Shoe Store Brown's Transfer Mary Catherine Lyle were Amarillo were the guests their Albuquerque Services in English language at church constituted an altar Viola Rush and Miss Hvelyn Rhu-l- er Mrs. Joe last Shoes for the whole family. 11 a. guild: Mrs. daughter, Stallings, JflRST METHODIST. m. Both sermons are based O. A, Laughncr, Mrs. were Joint hostesses. Misses week, Mrs. Stallings accompanying Good Quality at Reasonable and Storage on Matthew 7:24-2- 9: C A. Viola On 1 "Building Bnrnhart and the Misses Thomas nnd Jessie Johnson home. Prices. Wednesday afternoon or Florence Olson wore her parents HOW. Silver Phone 678 more members of the Meth- the House of Your Life." and Lotto, Petersen admitted to membership. Mr. and Mrs.' C. S. Hart left for 107 N. 1st St. T. M. C. A. First Services In The of Ladies' The Opp. Ask About Our Service Gas & Electric odist Episcopal church went to- the English language meeting the Aid membership dues have been Fort Worth, Tex., and other south- Phono 028-- J. C. A. HODGES, gether in automobiles to every Sunday at 11 o'clock and in society at the homo of Mrs. S. O. reduced and it ts expected that ern lost week. Prop. call on the on the Danielson, 1017 South many new points ladles north of the city, but on ac- German language first Arno, on members will be added Mr. and Mrs. Harvn Campbell count of the cold and third' Sundays of the month. Thursday nftcrnson was unsually to 1he club. as even- and long dis- well attended. entertained guests Friday tance between the homes not all The hostesses were Upon the application of M. R. ing Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hardy, Mr. were M. E. Church Mesdames George Faber, W. S Mendleson to have the L. E. Mrs. A reached. (Spanish). Klock Kellv, and Mrs. R. J, Neal, Mr. and HOME Company The following were visited: Los Grlegos. Eulalio Yrene, and A. W Kraemer. The Inc., store adjudged insolvent and E. R. Cassell. Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. 3 m. next will a One of the very best In town; furnace everything modern Boddj Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Johnson. pastor. p. Service. sewlnjr meeting be held receiver appointed, Ernest Ruth Hownrd and Mr. and Mrs. R. M heat, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Al was receiver and right close In. Costs you nothing to let us show it to you. Tount, Mrs. Christ and Mrs 414 Mathieu, appointed by Judge Bishop. "At Your Service" Bassett. Bible Students. North Fourth street, February T. D. Lelb. In the meantime the Mrs. John Barry will leave soon At Mrs. The I. B. S. A. will meet at 16th, store la closed In order to tnke In- an visit In south. GOBER, SHORT & GOBER, 220 W. Gold. Phone 98 Boddy's the company The for extended the were treated to chocolate Moose hall as follows: Christian ..Endeavor society ventory. It will reopen within a Mr. Talmade Smith and Miss and at Mrs. candies, 3 p. tn.; 7:45 p. m.; Wednesday, will nold Its Tfnonthly business few days and the business will be were last week. Jones' tea and cake 7:45 on Perkins married were served In the station at Hahn p. m., prayer and praise meeting Monday evening in the continued under the new manage- Mr. Smith is employed as a "barber service; Friday, 7:46 p. m. church parlors. ment. in Homer King's barber shop. The Women's Missionary society At a meeting of the stockholders Miss Nell Carter of Portales was . TYPEWRITERS Christian Science holds Its of Society, .study meeting at the the Raton Country club, held the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. H. All makes, new and rebuilt for sale. 15.00 month. Woman's club building, 613 church on Thursday afternoon at Tuesday the board last week. per Repairs 8 night, following Robinson, guaranteed. Ribbons. Supplies. West Gold avenue. o'clock with Mrs. K. of were Kuken-da- ll J. Baldridge directors chosen for the Mr. and Mrs. George P. Call and Soo Oar New ROYAL QVIET Model Sunday services at 11 a. m. as leader. ensuing year: Judge T. D. very delightfully entertained FORD Wednesday testimonial meeting Allan P. Iib, on ALBUQUERQUE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE French, I Bonnevman, at "rook" Thursday evening. AUTO & SUPPLY CO. 7:30 m. QUICKEL at p. BROADWAY CHRISTIAN. Ernest Ruth and A. II. Officer. After a number of interesting 122 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. PHOXE 003-- J. Phono 750 Sixth and Central Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Everything indicates an enthu- Continuation of the work nn the names were played a delicious two- - The reading room in Room 12, siastic opening for tho church coursn was ordered "under the su- course luncheon was served by the Melinl building, 41 2 West Central school of missions which begins at pervision of P. U Bonneyman, and hostess. Thoso to enjoy the occa- avenue, is open daily except Sun- 6:30 Sunday evening. More than the grounds are rapidly being put sion were: Mr. and Mrs, Georce one Win-stea- days from 2:30 to. 6:30 p. m. hundred persons have enrolled In condition for play. All persons Watson, Mr. and Mrs, Paul d CADILLAC CARS REALTY AND LOAN and many more are expecting to caring to avail themselves of the Mr. and Mrs. John O. How- CITY CO. Immaculate Conception Church. attend. There will be four study ground privileges must own at ard, Mr. and Mrs. Rov McMlllen, NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORPORATION (Jesuit Fathers.) groups: adults, senior, intermedi- least one share of stock, par value Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kitreii, Mr. ' North Sixth street. ate and so be' Phone 776 207 Wett Gold Ave. Junior, there will a m. and Mrs. W. H. Collins, Mesdames 517 West Central Ave. Phone 748 Sodality mass, 7 a. m. place for everyone who wishei; to The twin boys of Mr. and Mrs. Anna Janes, Earl Cassel. J. II. Children's mass, 8:16 a. m. take advantage of this eight-week- s Charles Doggott celebrated their Denhof and Harve Campbell. 9 course. Low mass, a. m. You will especially enjoy ninth birthday last Monday by In- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bishop en- High mass and sermon, 14 a. m. the missionary plays to be given viting In a number of their play- tertained at "rook" Mondny Evening services, 7:30 o'clock. each evening Just before the mates. With the assistant ot the following guests, after MONEY TO LOAN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE church service. Start right by be- which a two-cour- luncheon was We have applications for loans on Real Estate as follows: First Baptist Church. ing present the first night served: Mr. and Mrs. John O. How- l'ivo Hundred Dollars (."00). Life Fire Automobile Rentals Notary Broadway and Lead avenue. Official board in CKNTKAIi AVENUE METHODIST Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Collins, Ono Two Glass Loans meeting the ard, Thousand, Hundred Fifty Dollars ($1,250) Accident and Plate Work The Rev. Thomas F. Harvey, pas- study on Tuesday evening at 7:30. The Epworth League, the young Mr. and Mrs. Georee Watson, Mr. Ono Thousand Dollars ($1,000). Health Burglary Conveyancing Bonds tor. Phone 2334-- J. Prayer meeting on Wednesday people's organization of the and Mrs. Harve Campboll, Mr. and Two Thonsand Dollars ($2,000). THE METCALF AGENCY Graded Bible sch ol, 9:45 a. m. evening at 7:80. Topic for this ohuroh, had entire charge of tho Mrs. R. J. ITcal, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mission school at corner of For. week is, "'Christ's Call to Service." evening service last Sunday. Mr. Hardv Mesdames Jeff HI:htower, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 118 St. 144. We South Third Phono renter end Slate at 9:45 a. m. are all pleased to note the Harris Gross, tho president, was Earl Cassell, Edwin Klttrell, Know 409 West Copper. Phono 79 Men's Bible class at Y. M. C. A. Increase in our Bible school at- leader. It was a very Interesting Lulkart nnd Denhof. at 9:80 . m. tendance. The two classes of In- program and each one who had a Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cassell enter- ; Pubjie worship at 11 a. m. termediate girls have made a re- part in the service rendered his tained the following friends at LIFE'S THIRD GREAT IF and 7:80 p. m. markable growth in the past quar- part In most commendable man- "rook" Tuesday evening, after PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY. SHOULD COME3 YOUR ter. Watch the adult classes! ner Next Sunday the league will which a luncheon was P Church of Christ. - on wel- They have been planning things, have Charge of devotions at tho served: Mr. and Mrs. George Wat- The & Co. way. It's effect your earning power as well as the 901 South Service and are Albuquerque Tent Awning of those on would bo worse DEATH Edith. begin- getting ready for some Methodist Sanatorium. son, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Campbell. fare dependent you than 29. A. - ITSELF. ning January J. Davidson good work. A number of classes We had the largest congregation Mr. and Mrs. R. M.- Bishop, Mr. and will be In charge. ;, were perfect in attendance last last Sunday morning that we have Mrs. W. H. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Few people become permanently totally disabled butythat fact 10 a. m. Bible school. Sunday. had our The R. J. TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP SUPPLIES does not lessen the burden ot those who are so unfortunate. during present series. Lem Wright, Mr. and Mrs. 11 a. m. Preaching and general subject of tho "Life Be- Neal, Mr. and Mrs. John O. How- Protection against Permanent Total Disability Is a. feature ot The will - - - . ballots used in the election yond" be continued during the ard, Mesdames Jeff Hlghtower, the famous- of a pope are of month of The theme Denhof and PACIFIC MUTUAL FIVTC WAY POLICY. oblong pieces paper February. George Kuykendall. PORCH CURTAINS OVR SPECIALTY St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. p" which are printed the words, for next Sunday at the 11 o'clock Mrs. S. I. Roberts of Carlsbad Sixth street and Silver avenue. Eligo in Summum Pentlficem Rm. hour Is: "The Life Beyond Pro- returned to her home In Carlsbad SOUTH WEST AGFJiCY Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor. ummeum. D. Card." (I elect vided for In Man's Nature." Text: after spending the past week with L. C. KEPPELER, Mgr. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, A. Sovercgn Pontiff my Lord Cardi- Ood formed man out of the dust ot her daughter, Mrs. George Roberts. THE AGENCY OF SERVICE W. Kraemer, superintendent. nal ), after which the voter the earth and breathed Into his Clovls experienced a small drlzxlo Phone 903-- 321 West Gold Ave. Watch This Ad for tha Fourth Great TV Next Sunday. 11 a. m. Morning worship. inscribes the name of tho cancV'-- fi nostrils the breath of life, and he one day lust week, the first mois- The pastor will give the last of a he would elect, became living; soul. Uon. 2:7. ture since last August. Start the Day Smiling! Be a Kid Again! "BRINGING UP FATHER" MORNING "REGULAR FELLERS" in the ALBUQU. week-da- morning JOURNAL y comic in the every ERQUE appears is a Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, February 5, 1922.

BRINGING UP FATHER Copyright, 1321 by the International News Service. McManus Normal University Registered U. S. Patent Offics. By George YOO 4ET R1CMTOOT I I 1 7 Af (I.ns Vegas.) BulletiM The Normal University MR-OUE- I 13 NTQ SOME. aOtjIME-b-- YcStJoARl AN' THINK announcing the summer session fffeV; U now ready for tlio printer ami will INSTEAD OF LOrFlM5 Hn SlcomehoSeaho fr ASi"' W5'J ill, like the, work,-- j VkL be for distribution about - W U U LtSSS ready ALL. DAY CET OOT OF YOU CERTAINLY fV'pJ-- MtTrTLLNF -- IT W X$N February 15. The real feature of Cf: dJ the bulletin is, of course, the MY lCHT- - K courses offered. Every depart- ) MAte& rTl'Jd TT f& ment will offer full courses in it pAT own The present faculty SSifVA subjects. will be retained with the addition uf others, many of whom will also bo specialists. It Is expected that the Ilfcld building will be ready tor ai ieas. nartial use. A new feature this coming will be the excursions, both short and long, taken over week summer term. ends and after the 1 S ' ' These will all be under the super VVWXN W'-V- V e''A I: V : of school, but will aim V7;L r vision the urimarilv at beneficial recreation and pleasure. The first is to be a two-mi- le hike onto the Creston, vest of las Vegas, the second a trip by auto truck to El I'orvenir, New Mexico's well known moun tain resort at the foot of Hermit's Peak. This will be a two-aa- y ai-fa- ir. Later one or more excur- sions will be made to Valley ranch and the Interesting Pecos pueblo In that vicinity. Sometime 1 -'- ruins ll' j HOURSfifER- around the Fourth of July there V Z 2 - 3 will be a three-da- y pilgrimaRe in IJ cars to Santa Fe, so that the high Bpots of our ancient capital may ' I HOW DO 1 I I I II WMAT A. - ." to the Lh15,lLLCi),?f' YOU I'M OH! MO " not be wholly um'amiliar (') 00 PLEADED Bk; If THAT'S) - afe- -- V I teachers of the state. n ISL MR.DUeM-1'- TO HAVE HIM T FOLU OF WHERE. WE KEEP a Is plan- vSo ifU SfjJ! 0 " Jn August longer trip EYPi - CLAD VOO TOOK a route that will reach AbA REFRESH ned, taking C5??JR ,r- ' An!yOlf 'jL?. - NENT5JT Mora, Taos, Farmington, the San F ffCySfek ; f MY HUt3(5AMO INTO PARTNER- FOR OUR OOT (1 of V C( PL Juan valley and other points TOMORROW? thY LZK! I .'r PARTISERtHP WOULDN'T Interest. j (J1TJjOS OF TOWN I President Wagner has received a SO-DINTy- H TO reprint monograph, on "History In t L COME c5 ,ii S, IB Poetry," written by Mrs. Suo r J Hutchison Dodd of Chicago, ani UlVtr7 printed In the November, 1K21, is- sue of the Journal of Educational Kesearch. Mrs. Dodd was former- ly a critic teacher here, at that lime Miss Suo Hutchison. She will lie remembered by many teachers who did their practice teaching under her supervision. The mono- - graph treats in an interesting man ner of the possibilities or the study of literature, es pecially poetry, with the study of feV KrM I J In CD IV.il Ud,.Jf A IT II history. "'H J Misses Emily !Raca, Laureen "Wilson, Lorraine Trainer, Annie Maud Vickera, Felicitas Kaune are the new members of the Delta Sigs V Initiated last Saturday at tho chap- J r j SJ a ter house on University avenue. Copies of a song in the popular -t- -r "s- x i i style entitled. "My Anna Dear, r w wxvAvf -j . lersra ' i have In the local music AW'XJ ii mzv'. appeared stores. Frederick Otto Riley, one of 1 the here under the supervision of the veterans' bu- - ' Is or wonts. 1 reau. the author the : 1 I , Kiley served in France during the 23 war and Is now suffering from Is ' Usability Incurred there, but op- I I I I f NOW THl'b I'd Tl ROOM J I 1 I J a, timistic enough, nevertheless, to OUR , THlt .lt)THE tHIPPIN4 1 I COO-bE- dig into the song writing game be- t&$M!&i FlUNCi ROOM " 0&n OF WE HAVE A LARCEI f tween the heavier stages of his V fe.V FORCE MbUT tOME OUT TO vLyOOLO !! class work. NOT GUITE IhEoJ AE a SZ&rf UUN XOUR HUSBAND5 OFFICE" The Trlgonian society enjoyed J M& J ThllS l) . general debate and discussion on fmM-'!'i-IXAJf U WAV. L5 si SW SL RHT THROUGH hrd the subject of the reduction of Lff (lerman indemnities at their week ly meeting Wednesday. Carroll Conway led the argument In favor of reduction as an economic neces-pit- y and Fred Sherwood wound up the arguments against it. About half a dozen speakers spoke brief- ly on each side.

WAGON MOUND ' Mr. and Mrs. Porter returned to th.eir home in Mills, N. M., last " Monday morning after spending n few days hero as the guest of ilia latter's sister, Mrs. Fred Crock- er. Mrs. Porter will be remem- bered as Miss Edna Cunningham, who has made frequent visits hero. County Agricultural Agent J. F. Hargrove, accompanied by Mrs. Hargrave and daughter. Miss Beu-- . lah, motored to Wagon Mound on Friday from their home In Wjt-rou- n, N. M and are spending sev- eral days here, the former on busi- ness connected with his office and the latter visiting friends. Miss Frances Davis, sophomore In the local high school, came In ' .Monday on No. 1 after spending AMTHnS RDTHAT S TlQMF. V.MTH 1 ( HELLO -- DlTSTY I'LL 5E I j j( IJj- H the week-en- d with her sister, Mrs. f -JI Jj. J. Wood near f LETTER OVER r I AT CAbEY'? CHOWDER U and family, felflT j - I STTTZTITTtn ME Levy, N. M. A6AIN.- LIKE. BliTMAlE., JVE60T PARTY-I'- NOT IN imi Mr. and Mrs. Trannulllno P.oy-b- al fittrWl r7nS7n j;, I V& HEAR ou :''& ME DAR.HN eOt.lNE'b ANY MORE! '.J. , Tt are who 1 ' the parents of a girl J0mW L.COTIE: c WUZ. TlN TO IVE ... I - HB' arrived at their home on Friday W j RTALK-J(- i fWi JU5T l morning. I'S Mrs. E. B. Sif ferd was a business visitor In the Meadow City last " Week, returning home Thursday. Itev. Seneca Garcia, president of this division of the Epworth League, is here from Albuquerque and Is conducting a series of re- '' vival services at the Spanish Meth- odist church. A good attendance is reported at each service and much Interest is being manifested. Fred Crocker returned home last Monday from Albuquerque, where he had spent a few days on busi- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Frazler an- nounce the arrival of a son, born last Tuesday. The child has been tiamed Claud Hamilton. Keyes P. Martinez, clerk of the local school board, left last Sun- day in his car for Clayton, N. M., vhere he will spend some time looking after his ranch interests near that place. Vcryl Gibson and Max Gibson returned last Sunday afternoon from N. M Ilaton, after spending 1 a. few there 1 days visiting friends -- lcMtK and shopping. Ul lnthTy Adolph Vorenberg, assistant bookkeeper at the Vorenberg Mer- cantile company for several months past, left last Sunday aft- ' ernoon for Denver, where he will I pursue a business course in one of the colleges there. i George H. Hunker, a prominent 1 of lral'lsl lawyer East Las came lSl Vetjas, f.f.'.) Jn last Monday and the en IMI spent isiitllMI ure week here on business - llilllj... '.. I co$- S MljHlHM liected with the local school board iS. t mm regarding the erection of the new n: ll iSj Mchool building., Mr. Hunker Is thn oil ,..,,. ,1 . , II,. SI f MB MM I u cation. ClfVl J BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. 6th Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wallace re- pir port the birth of twins at their (TOMORROW) WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE "S & H" GREEN STAMPS hom Saturday night. m J. M. Bentley and Attorney Geo. WITH ALL PURCHASES OF 10c OR MORE. SAVE THEY ARE H. Hunker and Geo. W. Harris, THEM, 'S&w both of East Las Vegas, motored EQUIVALENT TO A 3 DISCOUNT ON THE MONEY YOU SPEND (o Boy, N. M., last Tuesday and ; Ment several days there on Im- Green ; business. Stamps Green portant ' Stamps H Those born on ljl a Friday, accord- W A L D S ing to old belief, are affectionate, ROS EN cencroui and talkative. m&l 1 ivvsavi After more than 20 years' work Amongst lunatics, an Edinburgh ifgSlI SBS IPSi lllllll doctor has come to the conclusion fipl lhat. many forms of insanity are caused by the action, of microbes ri