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Wig- GALLUP; Measure Carries a Total of All Must Fail .JWmK. Theft of Car Motive State Agencies SELF-INFLICTE- ! - gins; JUST D STATE $223,224,000, or $181,- in Preserving Order Be- SUMS officers scour- 000,000 Less Than Ap- Sheriff's yesterday Government Will, 1 ftcrna-HIl- fore the IS ISPKCIAL DISPATCH TO MOftNIN JOURNAL ed the country surrounding Last Year, Gallup, N. M., April 8. The propriated In search of a man thought Resort to Force. CAUSE FOR USE first casualty since the national TO TIKE CUBE to be James Wiggins, of Tonto guards were moved here' has madFpossible Pas'n, Ariz., who shot and killed IS occurred. It did not como from ,cuts Vidal Lopez, a driver for the "601 MECHEM'SREQUEST a "riot," however, V7 BY CONFERENCE PACTS taxi" line, early Saturday morning, REJECTED BY WEEKS Charles V. Coffmore, a mem- at a about half a mile from GUARDSMEN ber of the trocp, IH GUIBOH CITTi point i IF Albuquerque Five-Five-Th- Bernalillo. shot himself through the arm Ratio Car-- ! was found a short of War De- - and when he handled his Lopez' body Secretary Flatly leg ried An- - distance from his cap yesterday revolver carelessly. The in- " """" Out: Only 200 nies New Mexico Govern-- -, h )J morning hy Cctrnnillo Chavez, an in Gal- is not serious. Armed With Baskets of Coal, v "No Serious Disorder jury ' Jr' napolis Graduates Are to employe (it the Uernalillo slaugh- Plea for Outside Aid ter house who was on his to or's Refused to Let Min- i way lup or Its Environs," They Receive Commissions, work at about 6:30 o'clock. in slight pretext lost all their civil Four Gallup District. Editor of Journal ers Enter the Mentmor bulbt wounds, apparently from a Says rights. j .Wnrin It'll ' llm I'ivm.) .41 or .4I caliber gun were found The AwirlHlrd Trrw.) It is a serious precedent to estab. - (By After Mine Last j Washington, 8 the As- in the of Investigation. lish. Acquiescence in the unneces- Friday. April (by upper part Lopez' body. Washington, Aprilf 8. The ad- 1 9 'J .'! Members 'of sary suspension of civil rights men- soclaled Pros) The naval the sheriff's office ministration's determination not to j five-five- -; are on "SHAME, sItAME!" FROM aces every free American. It should SHERIFF AND PAGE bill, currying out Hie working the theory thnt use federal troous lu the ccal Btrlke three was to the occurred In the ing be condemned except as a last re- ratio n ported today shooting unless all state agencies fail in pit-serv- WOMEN ISFINAL STRAW sort. APPEAL . TO MFJ1 1Iip house. course of a struggle growing out order was set forth clearly It carries a 21 of an attemnt UctWiL-n- No adequate Justification for such total ot 233,2 .00, hy Wiggins, tho sup- today alter conference or J 18 1, HI) 0.0(10 d to secure course exists j less than appropri-Uite- posed assailant, posses- President and SccreUry Men a here. Situation is sion car. an Harding "Assaulted" Surprised Tho processes of the courts have Quiet' last year. There remains to nf the Overland six. Weeks. A request for troops frm j be in a. The Is also advanced that was to Find .Incident Was heen served in civil matters with- Law Is In For dju- appropriated separate theory the governor of New Miico out trouble. Not a single criminal measure, however, about i'i.000.-- j highway robbery was tho motive, flatly denied. Used as Basis for a warrant has been issued nor has Con- - 000. estimated by the navy depart- since ,T20 which Lopez had been The decision left tho house labor an arrest been attempted. The ment as the cost of cancellation of given early Friday night by John committee as tho only federal Proclamation. sheriff had no grounds for saying fers With U ViS. contracts for ships not completed Anderson, operator of the "601 agency attempting to deal wi'.li the that tho matter was beyond his land ordered scrapped. taxi" line, hnd been taken. Lopez' strike and although it con'.mued P.rlefly tills is what the bill watch and $2.2K In change, appar- Its during the day there control for he has not BY JOHN S. GOTSH.V1.L. -' I hearings (By CARL C. MAGEE) attempted Ik- does: overlooked, were still in his was no indication that the miss of to control anything or had occasion ' Gallup, N. M.. April R. Close ently Gallup, N. M., April 8. to to do so. The wholo repre- 'wtiiiimtlJaiiiinnwniiiwul Cuts the enlisted personnel poeef when the body was found. testimony taken wouid lead to try in the enforcement of J ft.".. "We went to the mine sentation made to the governor is from Out) to tifi.uOO, j lns L'.OOu That the theft of the car was the action in the near future. all rules of martini law in the Gal- apprentices. assailant's purpose is further In- Illumes Crisis on Men. mouth to work false. Mrs. Mayme Thome Watling. com- Thursday Tho idle workmen are un- lup coal mining district extending IjCnves officer total substantially dicated by the fact that Lopez had Today's contribution to the mostly the (By Central Press.) ecu Watling fall out of their racy was a statement by , morning and found three or armed and harmless to the point as for as seven miles beyond Intact, except for the dropping of removed the key of the car and mittee record a city limits was. promised this after- Chicago, April 8. The curious roadster on the botilevtird. He fay. SSa reserve officers on active placed it In his pocket, evidently Phil II. Penna, a former minor' four women there with two of being playful. I attended duty. and an of 500 of them today. noon to Adjutant General Henry populace of this man's country Is Mrs. Waning started to drive away Authorizes commissions for oniy distrusting the passenger, before union official niw operator, or meeting A. T. Hannett. 200 ."iSi he and his the crisis on fail- three children. They Every speaker told them that any Rolf Brown by beginning to speculate on Just when he stopped her. of the first class men at fare dismounted nt the blaming present of Bob Robert-- , to be In time of the Sheriff's of- ure of tho men to keep their con- tossed stones at us and said acta of .violence would cause them mayor Gallup. what it is about Jail cells which Walling denied Hint he and his Annapolis graduated struggle. to lose the strike. There was not actinct sheriff of McKinloy county, J une, ficers believe thnt the culnrlt tracts. 'Shame, Shame!' and we makes them so these days wife had been 2.M Id As a public announcement of he a single radical or incendiary sen- representatives of the coal mining popular drinking. Vcsi'ls I. it alarmed after tho shooting, were ashamed went - nnd of Ihe no- particularly with the wealthy. Tie eotipie were released on a :."i4 vessels nf "nonde- and waa'nfrald to out his In- administration's bunds off poll: and tence In any of the half dozen operators delegates - nf Lays carry of are tional division nnd Gallup local of In Chicago, in Kvanston, in !?- writ habeas corpus obtained by script character." tention of taking the car. so far us use federal troops away and thought we speeches made. One speaker took nnd in men ami concerned. Weeks mndo his with him to the the United Mine Workers ol troit Wllmette Attorney chnrles Krustuln. Eighteen battleships are allotted Lopez' passenger called for a Secretary would not work more boy whose influence women, who count their cash by In going to jail tlip Wotllngft hut the Cniled taxi to the Pellevue hotel public after his visit to the White any and the lad was cheered America, under States under the naval shortly to Me- platform the strike 1n the Gal- the million, have found themselves- j followed in the footsteps of lewis treaty. Jn out a after S o'elncl: Inst nnd House a telegram Governor until were all from crowd as sympathetic e rounding fleet the night, things right." and greeted the on Ins-id- of bars F. Swift chem of New Mexico replying to man" striker." lup district was declared. the prison Jr., and William .Swift, bill reduces the number of de- Louis Mier, another driver at the Such was statement "little and "little son of I an for In tho the was The asmmco ef looking out. the millionaire packer, and stroyers in commission from :'T "li taxi" stand, responded to the appeal help handling An atmosphere of relaxation John Uuvr.l situation in his state. made to me the was made to the adjutant general Mrs. Mayme Tborne Watling, Dodge, son of the lute to lli.l: authorizes .( submarines, call. Wiggins directed him to today by evident throughout the meeting. widow ot son Detroit lnnmifntM 't'u less disorder develops of a of There was not the evi- nt tho conference called by him liaymond Thome, auto iner. all file cruisers and linlit uirxillnrv drive north, "towards Alameda." spokesman group slightest court of the late vice of .Vont-- g William Swift was arrested When Mier and his ar- to n point where state authori- dence of a tense, or critical situa- yesterday afternoon at the president passenger ties nre iinnblu to three miners who were "as- oxnlaln-fn- g ornery Ward & Co., and her hus- "Wllmette, held in and n Out RT.OOO rived at. Alameda the preserve tion. house for the purpose of jail paid of the enlisted per- latter stated snld the "fed- - ' which had band. Frank t!. Watling. ie" rme tor while Intoxicated. sonnel It 50.00(1 he wanted to drive order." message, saulted" on at the here is a libel on the rules of conduct arj driving provides for ships that farther, era I Friday Sending troops latest front com:"' Then bin brother ex- troops cannot he used in Is as as Cen- - been decided upon by the military Chicago's "gold hewis, his wife, afloat. and apparently did not know Mentmore mine when Gallup. She peaceful to forsake mansions fur pris- Mrs. William Mis Eliza- connection ulth the coal they 4fi1 Dvoniia In A h tl HllPrO UP. PmC- - author ties for the district. their Swift, and Provides for the same number of actly where he wanted to go He on beth Evans-to- n I strike." went to work. were Is a manu "We Ir.'cml to Win.' bars. (..'haxe, wero nuhbed by officers in marine corps and !t,,'ilMl added that he might wish to keep It They tically the whole thing twelve hours In 11".? for same Despite this attitude, however. and case to tne state 01 "T would rather sc soldiers here They spent police the offense. The enlisted men. a reduction of less' the car all night Mier informed Is administration Is laughing and happy factured lead Harrison street station nflev be- three were taken d known that the Mexico to the bill for at this time than professional gun to the station but than J.OOrt. This number, the navy him thnt he h, merely enough in the strike were New pay of ing arrested at 2:30 a. tn. in Lin- tho women v.'ire advised the to return to watching developments apparently surprised mines and for men." Pet" Casna, roorganlaer " committee will he cut gasoline Albuquerque, nnd will not be guarding reopening . Sw closely unprepared to know that the incident the Gallup miners' union, assured coln Park. ift'tv car crushed into another, 17. .".00 with the withdrawal in tb but offered to call another car to should a situation nrlse whiih I'l operations. In- Mrs. en the. so- j Police found a bottle of had been into an Four words tell the whole story. the military authorities'. "We Walling toyed say they next year of 2,00 marines from take him on. Wiggins nsrreed to the president's opinion wj.ranta magnified tend to win our objective by law- ciety of women shoplifter?, dope lii'tuor at the seene of the crafli. Hanln Domingo, who will not this, Lopez responded to Mier's wur It is a case of "too much Gregory n department Interference. The excuse Tiends and M'urne.t.-y- In Detroit him- Mier e. for declaring martial Page." Page was once a saloon- ful means'' Casna was detaild 'disorderly Dodge, speeded call, then returned to department of justice also is keep- was a wholesale by the union nt In- for a change while jiff bustjaml self to. tlie workhouse for five day? Jteprepentative Kelley ot Michi- advised of condition:", law. keeper, loiter he headquarter the of a burarln and while this was ing although of the dealer. Now he is a mer- dianapolis to reorganize the old enjoyed company charge" pending gan, chairman of the Nothing further was henrd of so far It, too, has stool iv Its an Superintendent Miksch, liquor SS. tho'r half was in Kuluniazoo for on or 0 ver- and banker. AH of the time Gallup miners' union on March during day 'juion..; ,ie (UTPKU'jd appropriations which fram- Lopez his passenger Until Sher- nounced purpose of Mentmore mine, when asked his chant ollte of the underworld. driving while Intoxicated and ed ami iff Mont ova of ha is a hard boiled and Influential The union was formed twenty ' reported the bill, Sandoval rounty. sion of tlift incident, al rocltity.'Yinf; politico-financi- years ago but had become 'inac- 'Watling "n.ioyd the further transporting liduor. with the bill Hie who had been informed of the Predicted. politician of the distinction of In a following Collapse stated that the women threw rocks which has been a curse to tive and Is now reported to haw being shacKied Tuis was (ifler a girl had leaped statement, explaining Its provi- tragery by Cetrnnlllo Chavez. A prediction t' a" 'he strike soon group and to the BTtii-lo- n from his her- of- as big as a mans first while a group New Mexico. Page very largely set a memhersh'n of nine hundred. murderer going ear severely Injuring: sions: the police and sheriff's will collapse without pressure A. T. bureau to have his self. Dodge was acunllt.ed of the "The bill to fice here Resi- from or cf strikers stood on a near-b- y hill up this deal and his group per- Although Mayor Hannett fingerprints reported the house yesterday morning. the government any other to furnish his to taken. charge of driving while Intoxicated today carries an for dents nearby the scene of the trag- outside agency, was mndo before hooting and calling those who wish- suaded the governor the gladly pledged but. appropriation Governor Mechem may the military authorities, he pro- Police lieutenant Xorton said the transportation charge is tho coming lisoal year of edy told the officers this morning ane neuse committee by Mr. Penna. ed to work vile names. Questioned troops. he' the he had still SHU.OIIo!-00- !who have intended to enforce tested ncnlnst Gallup, a quiet and arrested pair after pending. 224.00(1. This amount Is 0 that they bad heard four shots at declared the rank and file of he merely 11 further stated that the coun'y the law but Page and his crowd in- peaceful city, being put under mar- - less than the naval estimatc about o'clock the night before. the union would not long continue officers made no effort to remove tini law. and l!il, 000,000 less the sum to support their leaders under pres- tended to use the troops to break than i ( out inueo on :ur Two I the women irom the mouth of the "The mines are hot in Gallup and learned in last year's bill. It has ent conditions. He asserted that the strike. the a mine. This is the mine owners' Twice before the mine owners the city la ts peaceful as a Sunday SECRETARY WEEKS DECLINES T0 been possible to make these heavy union officials had pursued of New Mexico school." he declared. Adjutant reduction! without the 'system which had made the eon-tra- ct version of the "rioting" which led have used the state disturbing with value- in a framed state of facts and led General Brown replied that he wan ratio established OPERATORS the organization them to ask for troops. not under higher orders SEND FEDERAL H. by the treaty. less. No Serious I Unorder. tho people to acquiesce. Why only acting TSCOPS 70 M. Once of the United it frm Santa TV and that, he intended llctisons for Uediieiii ii. president There is no serious disorder In do again? "Three iMlne Workers of America, and now or its environs. There Perhaps a condition might have to carry them out to the letter. j important reasons form Gallup it have mada Is Patrolled. the basis ot tills reduction. secretary of the Indiana Coal Ope- none of the spirit which pre- developed which would City great association. Mr. Penna told ugly the of a necessity. FYom the three companies of tra? fcBOai&itf?tiaV H late Ear H UJBUavrfaiiifallS 3 Mrst, because of agreements ARE rators' cedes rioting. There is n.j reason sending troops reached Al the committee he bail seen and is That time had by no means ar- New Mexico national guard of by the conference on the for the presumption that there which Is now limitation of armaments both sides of the picture. likely to be any trouble which a rived. the adjutant freneral stopping ID iThe unions In former davs. he said, The mine owner have In charge In the Gallup district, all work on fourteen capital free and fearless sheriff r.nd the group Chief Executive cf the State He under ships ikept their word, hut under present district Judge could not have hand- slipped something over on a too forty men have been detailed as Says "Might construction, and providing SATISFIED. SAY did not. hesitate to for the othe.-capita- l leadership they led. The whole country here is 'CoTiTinued on Two.) military police and are patrolling scrapping of fifteen (break contracts. In the bitumlnout Page the The posses- Need Them to Preserve Order in the ships of the almost as peaceful as a Quaker city this evening. Gallup i fields the strike came, he asserted. meeting. sion of firearms In the city and Coal De- type. ;"Not because the operators would- - ss district l.i Public meet- Fields, Where Martial Law Was "Second, by I do not care at this time to DERBY BEGIT1S prohibited. laying up surplus Beginning of Second Week not meet the miners, but because any opinion as to tha merits ings can bo held by all parties uesiroyers titillt. during the war' :some nf the operators would not mil- clared" as Result Disorders. tor re-- fl of the strike. It began as i sympa- upon receipt of a permit from a cf convoy purposes and not of Colorado Coal Strike meet the union In the group the un-- i thetic movement to aid the nation- itary authorities. Raids are being nlred in connection with the Ion demands." eighteen Finds Strikers and Own- wide walkout. Perhaps there are AN ATTACK Oil planned on numerous alleged ASSOCIATED battleship fleet allowed It was "hopeless" Mr. Pennsi ill-fa- In connec- (BY Till! PrU'.SS.) under- the local grievances but no demands houses of and S. treaty. told Chairman Ko'.an when the lat- work. The men tion with violations of the Washington, April Secrelarv IllUICly dispatched tn (J.illun "Third, hy from the ers Apparently Happy. preceded quitting alleged fed- . M.. Tox." eliminating ter emphasized the desire to get r anti-liqu- sur- Weeks today declined to send from l'ort Ulins, list of naval quit because President Lewis, of laws. Following a vessels to bo kept in like settlement, "to try out the mine workers, asked all non- RAW MEASURE vey of these unlawful ac- eral troops Into New Mexico in commission some 234 vessels of a (Ilj- The AmMirlitted Trend.) again alleged GOVEPXOtt TFI.rS WHV Denver, Colo.. April 8. Knterlng the system of Interstate negotia union men to go out with the un- tivities In the vicinity, local offi- to a telegram from Gov. M nondescript character of little or tions In the eentral ions. These men and nr. i:si!:i troops no upon the second week of the na competitive complied cers all data at the . itK;i military value, emtio placed disposal C. Mechem, who snld he m!git including tb'ual coal strike today, both ope- field," which have been nfnde the some twelve hundred work. heats, sub chasers, j quit Secretary to Take Issue of the military authorities today. need them to order In the Santa Fe. 8. Governor 'tugs, vachts rators and union miners tonight basis nf former national wage Since that time some nine hundred "We intend to give all to prcperve April motor boats and miscellaneous parties Mechem stated nt It i 'clock this expressed themselves as satisfied agreements, "so long ns Ohio and of these have Joined the union. Not With the Contention That a favor- Callup coal fields, where martial crau or small i this situation square deal, that he had received no tonnage by tht with the conditions Jn Colorado. Pittsburgh operators stay out." to exceed three hundred men in this neither side nnd are taking law was ordered declared yester- morning score. field are at work. These are all at It Will Provide a Fleet on ing final reply ns to Robert Foster, international or Introduces Rooord. every precaution toward that end." day as a result of disorder Incident be eliminate Denduoot of the United Mine Workers He buttres.ed his accusation' that American shafts. 5-5- his request that federal troops ganizer the Gallup -3 declared General Brown to "If all of these hundreds of af- no The matter which me the Ratio. Adjutant the coal strike. sent to the Gallup coal mine dis- small who is in Denver looking after the miners' union longer kept brought in the activ- '. vessels, built or here was to learn whether or not discussing preliminary Although Secretary Week did trict. picked up fairs In the northern district, and Its contracts, by Introducing the Amoelnfed Pri-M-.) ities. of the militia in tho district. sim- during the war to meet a special Felix secretary-treasure- r record "of 700 strikes In there was Justification for declaring (By The not so state, the policy stated in the "T wired the president and are to Pogliano, Indians; 8. 4 Women Started How. need, be retained In the of United Mine 1 life of martial law at this time. I desire, Washington, April Secretary Is ply received the reply that the district 15, Workers, since 920, during the the launched a on Telegrams In the hands of city telegram understood . to be the service and kent In full commis- who is in touch with the southern last contract. to discuss only that question. As Denby tonight fight matter hnd been referred to the sion, tens of millions wage cost some the naval bill as to the and county officials indicate that policy of the government with re- of war." said the gover- of dollars will situation, said the strike through- With present day officers of the it has $3,500 to bring the reported was secretary oe Balis-f- a down and cost as house, taking flat Issue with the the call for military aid sent spect to use of troops In the coal nor. "I hnsed for fed- required for their maintenance, out the state, was entirely United Mine Workers In the room, troops here will to Governor Mechem the as been the the request and Sn irrontnr et much to get them hack home with contention that It will provide an following strike it has govern- eral troops on the ground that repairs personnel. ory. Mr. Penna stood on his feet and American on of refusal of four women armedwith ment's general policy In times of service can be performed for the While the Colorado Fuel anil the union was "now a cost of some $500 per day for navy the ratio while thp New Mexico national lnat at V f.. . charged thnt while It Is a baskets of coal to allow a number past emergencies. be able to Iron cempany reported a decrease maintenance here. of who wanted work to Mr. guard would utimately of In number men for H'onllniieii on Page Tuo.. matter of somo concern to tax pav- In a formal statement, and In a miners Weeks, discussing the mat deal with the situation It might hei" YlVv.T.tT T the of reporting Ment- I woon. It n no ers. But that is the least of the communication to the nous naval enter the Kaseman mine at ter on leaving the .White Houne In AM). does not contribute work today, it was said that Sttl ln,n.lln(nt.. nnnl.,y. renthor's de- In evils which arise from an unneces- committee made public for more Fridny morning. M1,',111 eurd to have weight to the national alarm was felt because of it. today Sheriff Roberts was call- n "f,tlonftJ. vas.vpnt threntened disorder fense. In fact It constitutes a the various C. F. & I. 2.489 sary and declaration of the first time, it is disclosed that Acting dealing with any cases fpfl , t ent a( once... mill camps, "$15 P'E" IS premature ed to scene and wired of de-- stone around of the nnvv. men for work, martial law. Secretary Denby and the naval ex- the later minor disorder that might . , the nek reported compared contend reduc- Governor Mechem that he was un- , "We are providing In this hill with 2,632 yesterday. This falling NOT EXPENSIVE Today a czar rules McKlnley perts that by the veiop. It be- able to cope with the situation. Senator Bursum of New Mexico "BABY OF OPERA sufficient personnel to keep In full off was due, was declared, to the county. That he is a wise and tions of personnel proposed in tho STAR" ot miners to none bill, the ratio will be five Another wire was sent by Gregory also called on the president and commission 103 destroyers, or all general tendency the A little sugar, flour, melted nevolent despot makes him actually re- MILAN off on the less a czar. Gen. Rolf for Great Britain, three for Page, chairman of the county presented this telegram frjm Gov- CO. SAILS FOR that the navy department requested lay Saturday. Coal brought butter, lemon juice, an egg yolk, Henry Japan publican committee, asking for mil- Mechem: to be kept in full commission. The out by the company Friday waa Brown's word Is final. All the and two and a half for the United ernor t milk, an egg white, nnd a few itary assistance to quell the dis- "Serious disturbances are In (By The Auorlatrd TrrM.) halnnce of the destroyers are a today reported as amounting of salt are all enter functions of the local officers elect- States. some of the 9,418 the since thu grains that sus- of 18 turbance and to allow progress In tlio eo'il New York. 8. Miss military asset of great value. Thev tons, largest ed by the people are absolutely Five the battleships allowed men to work to do so Gallup April Mary strike went Into effect. Into it. he sees to to the United states the naval who wanted mining district, owing to the Star" of the are to be put out of commission, It Is the pended except as fit by without fear of physical Injury. McCormick, "Enby but In first Union officials reported tonight merely arbitrary direct them to function. The right limitation treaty, Secretary Denby strike. Our national guard Is Chicago Opera company, who was kept cln.s condition. name of an excellent dessert. It Is claimed that about 40 per cent 1 This save ex- that half of the men who had been of trial by Jury and of habeas says, wif! have to go out of com- not recruited np to strength. "discovered" by Director Marv policy will enormous Fifteen dollars worth of these of the nearly one thousand miners dis- ' pense of fuel working at the Leyden properties, corpus Is suspended. The people mission for lack of crews to man want itm sending them Into the Garden, sailed for Milan on the personnel oil, repairs had materials made Into pies would who are out on strike really of and of this fleet of rear Denver, quit today. Thty am- are at the mercy of the Judgment them; the European station will to trict and although the state steamship Adriatic today to pre- upkeep great the the rest furnish a movie comedian work. Now Mexico foe able ulti- In the "Girl surplus vessels. expressed rplnion that severat and Justice of one man. That he is have to be abandoned; all the A visit to the scene of the "riot" may pare herself for roles of the miners would be out by Mon- munition for reels of not that te shins will be Included In morn- mately to control the situation, From the Golden West," "Cavallie-ri- a Klghtcen Capital Ships, film. abusing power entirely gn nt the Meitmcre mine this re "fnder the terms of the day. aside from the question. The fact those laid up; all submarines of revealed numerous children yet believe that the pres. Rustlcana" and other operas treaty, Some operators asserted that i This recipe and scores of oth- ing enee of federal In the From Milan sb will go to ParU the I'nlted States Is to retain eight- sal- remains that some 15,000 American the second line will have to be troops ' of closed ers for desserts, put and dogs playing In the sun and In een The number mines would be delightful citizens have temporarily and on out of commission as well an all a number of workmen In Gallup district will prevent the to study for the title role battleships. appropriation now regardless of any strike bo- - ads, sauces, relishes, cooling lounging life nnd for the open- carried In this bill la sufficient to small craft used for training re- perfect around th destruction of prop- "Louise," returning cause of a lack of orders for coal. drinks, and other things are servists. friendship disturbance erty which with ntnto troops ing of the opera season next No- provide personnel for keeping nil In a free booklet mine. The Mentmore In- of In .published With an enlisted force of 85,000 Is alone we regard tin nearly vember. these battleships full commis- which of our readers may the only one since the sympathet- MIbs sion as MARCH EXPENDITURES any men which the committee proposes ic strike started here. evitable. Therefore I request Garden Is paying the "Baby with large a complement of secure through our Washington WEATHER instead of the 90.000 asked that federal troops be Inime- - Star's"- expenses. men aboard as has been carried tn Information bureau. by the Most of Minos Idle. recent 103 FOR BUILDING BROKE i months, together with in- , naval establishment,, the United Tho booklet is completely Mr. With the exception of the Gallup destroyers, eighty-fou- r submarines, ALL RECORDS States navy, Denby says, will American which are operat- FORMER dexed, and is really valuable. to two-thir- of mines, all our available cruisers, necessary fill out FORECAST. be reduced the ed on short time, all of the mines To secure a copy simply Denver, Colo., April 8. Ne v force of Great Britain and less oilers, tender, airplane carriers, The Aiiaoclated and mall the coupon below. En- In the district are practically TODAY. ammunition colliers, store (Br Prem.) Mexico: Sunday, unsettled, rain or than Japan. closed. This Includes the Kase- ships, New York, April 8. Bulld-In- g close two cents In stamps to snow north colder. the bill as chal- ships and "every other auxiliary re- - and be sure to portion, Monday, Characterizing ''a man mine and the properties of the to make the cap- expenditures nf 100 cities postage, fair, warmer northwest, cold3 lenge to tho common sense of our as well as a quired eighteen of tho United States write your name and address Southwestern large' ital fleet well round-le- d during southeast, people," Mr. Denby in his formal number You must have your bundle of old clothes ready ships complete, March totaled clearly. . Arizona: - of smaller workings. out and properly manned and $lt,6l,07ll, Sunday, fair south, statement says: Following the conference with The Elks are coming by your door tlHs after- the greatest amount ever snow north portion, colder. Mon- "Should the bill Just reported he-co- after- today. officered. known In one month In the military authorities this noon. Be sure bundle is out where it can be "In short, the bill seeks to any day, fair, warmer north and west law, it would be a blow to noon, about BOO miners that your give this country's history, accord- FREDERIC .1. HASKIN, striking 10 an mauw-pun-sl- portions. the navv and to the prestige of the held a mass meeting at their hall seen. eiieci renuciions ing lo Ilrndst roots. The big- Director, by the work of the conference Infor- United States. nnd endorsed the attitude of the A city-wid- e 2 o'clock. All gest Increases were noted In The Albuquerque Journal LOCAL REPORT. of canvass starts at the and at the time time makes ample mation "Whatever appropriations lenders In pledging rela- New York, Chicago, Philadel- Bureau, Washington Conditions for the twenty-fou- r men and are allowed, the with authorities. An old clothes in the are needed if the poor of Albu- provision for maintaining our D. C. money the military city tive naval phia. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. hours ended at 8 p. m: yesterday, navy will be administered by the other mass meeting will be held querque are to be clothed properly. strength unimpaired. ' Rochester, Louisville. Milwau- I enclose herewith two cents 1" recorded by the university: In an earnest and afternoon. Great Britain's Program. Fort Ok- for return on department Sunday The Salvation and the Bureau of will be to the kee, Worth. Houston. stamps postage i Highest temperature (4 rheerful endeavor to It as ef- There was no demonstration fol- Army Charjties "It interesting Haiti-mor- e, free of the and keep to know that Oreat Britain lahoma City, Atlanta, copy Orange Lowest , 30 fective as possible. I feel that I lowing the meeting today. will receive the proceeds of the Elks' labors. Efficient country Washington, Denver, Lemon Booklet. Range , 34 should be recreant to a The three national units has provided In her estimates for plain duty, guard of the is The Journal of- San Francisco, Seattle ami Mean ,, 47 however, If I did not solemnly warn from Albuquerque, Snnta Fe and handling clothing promised. the coming year for but 8,auo Name m 69 ficers enlisted men, marines and Portland, Oregon. Humidity at a. the American people that the pro- Las Cruces. have encamped a. vouches for the ability of both Rabbi Bergman and The March cxpendifures, al- Humidity at 6 p. m IS poned reduction the re- Pastime at the edge of the students In training schools and Street negatives park Captain Guest. academies. This number though taken from only 109 Precipitation 0 sults of the recent conference, is city. naval cities, were '4 cent In ex- 16 do the The need is urgent-Hav- e Includes about S.000 men In per City ., Wind velocity dangerous to the country's seeur. Details will be placed at the Let's job right today. 'also cess of the total In 16.1 cities Direction of wind.. .South to wel- various mines Sunday. It Is the coast guard service while our Ity and, in my opinion, the your bundle ready when the collectors come. fur tho largest previous month, State , Character. g auy..,..,,..,, ...Cltur fare of the world," (Continued on f'aga Two.). (Ccntlnue4 Pag Two.) t April, mo, Paga Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 9, 1922 OFFICERS HUNT SKIPPER JELLS COX INSISTS ON OUHNATBONAL COLLEGIAN HAS STEADIER TONE ALLEGED SLAYER C. H. CARNES OF TAXI DRIVER TALE OF FAMINE SPECIALIST IN OCULAR ' 1 REFRACTION AND BRUTALITY 107 G. 1057-- UNITED SUITES BEST G1GLIN IS REPORTED Continued from Page One.) Fonrtb. Phone but attention to FOR had paid little Mo" 7, A tale them. Baltimore, AprU iff VV of famine, brutality and horror was whoso Lo-pe- z' LE f. ) OPINION OP COPPER MARKET Wiggins, Identity af related by Capt. M. L. Hart of the JOB Mi tj r passenger has been fairly well steamship Deepwater, which re- I ' establlHhed. has been rooming at turned to this port today from the ISellevue hotel for the past Odessa, Russia. The Deepwater was (By The Aratwlnled Pram.) one steamers Is No of the College Graduates Make 8. three days. His home Is thought of the Russian relief "There Captain New York, April The buying to be at Kirk's in the Tonto which left here In A Cold or the starts in Rail- movement in camp January. Grip Ship," Says Democrat in the Best Showing steels continues. In basin Arizona, His dress is said to Toward the end of February the with a Chill; indicating road Presi- cqnsecuenee, prices are stiffening havo been that of a cowboy, and Deepwater reached Odessa and was Just received Several Cars Referring to the Situation Work, Says and a feature of the week has been he had been hunting work on a met at the pier by thousands of checked circulation; the use r children. unclothed and of dent of Pennsy System. an advance of $3 per ton in ranch. Virtually of "Seventy-seven- " at once; at Washington. spots Friday afternoon Wiggins left n showing unmistakable evidences of by a leading manufacturer. ' restores the circulation of . v (By Til AsKorlnlecl i'rem.) saddlo at Hell's livery stable, and starvation, they swarmed about, FANCY EGG .. .$10.50 (Uy Hie Aswxlatril i'res. The steady increase in tha pro- secured a loan of $20 from an em- ready to for food as soon as the blood and the H.v ihe As- -' Chicago, April 8. The world is beg stops New York. April S, duction of iron to tho evi- there had unloading of the grain was attribut-Jhf- f full of stories of railroad executives pig best ploye stating that he Cold. GALLUP LUMP .$11.00 Kiatcil Press.) Direftly dence of the improved demand ai d a job nt Datil, N. II., and begun, but only to be driven away our present day 'business who worked their way, up without some Russian of the ndueniinnal but the manufacturers are 1ms dis- wanted money to take him there. by soldiery. Captain Hart LUMP. lo tlio failure advantages. posed to book ahead. Wiggins has also been found to said those who resisted were bayo- OMERA .$11.50 1" the league world does not realize that no field "40" Tinted States join to tha In coppers a steadier tone has have traded a .22 caliber automatic neted, Governor offers greater advantages sixty-fiv- e of nations, fonnor and thul developed. Buyers showed Increas- pistol to Ben Marcus, of It took nine days for ixntcES M. Cox r.f Oliio, In an ad- collegian than railroading, proprietor to unload James a in no field have macie u ed interest at the recent decline and a store on South First street, tor a half starved stevedores dress here tonight urged collegians re- SLEEP Aztec Fuel Go. . m am con- - .44 caliber the hand. Two of their of the to better showing. Samuel Kea, presi " twins at single action Colts ship by Vo Narf.otir, Strictly Homeopathic. campaign ir nt Tho were killed In , tlio dent of tho Pennsylvania system, ,"cessions from the Jevnl volver. caliber of this gun number quarrels 30c una 11.00. nt Drug Stores, have this country join league nave h- themselves. Phone 251 z Iff said tonight In a statement. appeared to been either - tallies with the size of tho bullet among or sent on receipt of price, or C O. of nations. sorbed or. Pot made Iiefore The statement was in reply lo withdrawn by the end of wounds in Lopez body. His address ,vns had been ad- the week. It is now estimated Lopez is survived by his To give the Eiffel tower a coat Ilnmphrfj'a' Homeo. Medicine Co., 156 L. JOE MILLER, Pres. National Democratic club and questions which that parents, Wllllnm New York. Medical Book the dressed to Jlr. Kea as to whether a last month's sales for home con- Mr. and Mrs. Juan Lopez of this of paint requires the services of 60 Sireet, was one of his few public utter- months. Free. his as a college education helped a man and sumption and export totaled nearly. city; by a brother, Anastacio Lo- painters working three ances since campaign ottereu ad- 200.000,000 pez, with tho Ilfeld com- democratic candidate lor the whether railroading pounds. employed vantages for thwcollegc graduate. K'eetrolytio is Btill said to bo pany, and by another brother at presidency in 1020. that "as one surveys ".My answer is an unqualified available around the 12. cent Bernalillo. Asserting 'yes,' " said Mr. Kea. level for spot or prompt Tho body was taken to the Gar- conditions at Washington. he Edwin Broussard. shipment, for of n Senator Sidney "Whatever may bo said of thoso but some of the larger producers' cia undertaking parlors, pending finds little ground hope An have and are advances stctblo Mr. Cox de- interesting career Senator who attained important asking of cent to funeral arrangements. prosperity." Edwin llroussard, democrat of responsible positions in the past by 4 cent for forward deliveries. clared, "that the average person a has had since that education ij-a- of the average community be Louisiana his birth having practical remains very nrm with a SHIPWRECKED CREW OF on a plantation owned by his father which comes from hard work in good general demand, nMnri-nir- lieves thorn is something radically - 11 na Louisiana, Uecem- in ana ui.u . -parish, re-- 1 SCHOONER FAIR HAVEN vrontT wasnirwon , v- ,, ,,., .,,lr,, ,!,..,.,, education above Kinn U ! tt .Zli.7Zr.'Z...u ' - intense at VnhiT There H no "'captain of Louisiana Slate university and Ag- creation through study a continued good consuming de- -, BROUGHT INTO PORT J,;in - 'rieultural and Mechanical college nlRhls and in the holiday season, 11ian,i th0 second re- - there can be no doubt now of f fr quarter (Jov Cox told his audience that! he taught school. Then he joined yet lectin( the octivlty in steel circles. (Ity The Aasoclafed Frcit.) tfpanisli-- ; me i " '" nrm with a demand Ran 8. ' is much "'"" Antimony fair Francisco, Calif., April HavUln ir; .nu rnip i crrw or IOD BieiUll sf$r fo&JsegZZ whtln schooner Fair Haven, which sank Iranp'n off the west coast of Mexico March 18. 0t t,,C V,,UCa;fUstV;ot s.Tte. man who lacks that arrived hero today on the in .," the great steamer San Juan. It consisted of ljrM"nt iuv - ' """'"-"- : V.' con- the election oncp as a demo-Xll.', i , ,,. A. h. offi- "lie is simply keeping his lung ... WOMEN CAUSE Capt. Laur, four other the Mr. Cox ci'it and once as progressive. Ho u,. '"""""" cers nnd twenty men. tract with people," asltul1'wen as mining ami must ui un- GUARDSMEN said. "Ho was open and frank entered the senate in 1921. we have TO BE They took to tho boats when the to productive industries, In hold Jn expressing his opinion as reached the where tho pre- water the of the Fair Haven execu- point RUSHED TO GALLOP reached of what the function of the NO liminary training of a college or a a depth nineteen feet, tive is. The campaign waged by CENSORSHIP a for threatening to put out tho fires and university course is necessiiy from his party was largely directed the young man who acts at a place (Continued Page One.) cause an explosion. After drifting against the alleged autocratic OF PRAYER AT in the executive forces. around near the scene for an hour I of Mr. Wilson. In mark- claimed by the operators that a decided to once more to policies number they try ing the distinction which both he of miners wiil resume their save tho Fair Haven but on board- and his party made as between ARMS MEETING 1923 NAVY BILL work Monday on account of the ing her found it was hopeless to what had been, and what was to military protection and thnt within attempt to stop the rlso of water. in the republican WITH PROVISION :a few days fully 40 per cent of tho Some hours after abandon- be this regard, Washington, April f. Charges of miners will be they candidate specifically promised a at work. With tho ed their ship the steamer Katrina censorship resulting in deletion IS BEFORE HOUSE of after-Inoo- n what he would do. He has kept exception tho part of the Luckenbach picked them tip and of tho name of Christ from the when the miners held his faith. He doubtless believes of the arms con- their took the Fair Haven in tow. The his Is In har- opening prayer (Continued from rage One) (mass meeting todav very few of hawser broke strain of performance precise ference, were denied today by Sec- were on the upder the mony with what he accepted as jthrni citv streets even pulling the water-logge- d craft and a seven mil- retary Hughes. coast guard Is under the .treasury fotore the arrival of the militia was mandate adopted by Taking his first notice' of the t,,ls noon. . the Fair Haven abandoned. It lion plurality." department. It does not, however. sank later. ' charges, which were repeated sev- Include for aviation while Military police made a Uoclaring that the republican eral times on the senate floor dur- personnel thorough in Its attitude to- the bill makes provision m esuirnnon or alleged places of administration debate on the four-pow- trea- reported ing men It in mar-oug- ward international Is Mr. for 2,700 for aviation. immorality Oallup, where re- ty, Hughes wrote to Repre- Brit- - Hal law has been to permitting "tills republic to sentative alo to be said that the declared, due main in the world view a selfish, Fess, republican, Ohio, ish figures do not Include about the miners strike and in a series of nrsT to our that the Japanese delegates knew men and main- rams arrested seven women on Fivpa9ntmrt greedy people, strapped of the omission and 7,000 officers, boys, i h whflbai and unaffected nothing tha' tained by tho dominion govern- charges nf disorderly conduct. money bags by "of course no was ex- Cord Tures Standard Equipment the distress of others, tho for- censorship ments, principally by Australia. The raids extended to several ercised." IlrtllHli sections of the Seven mer democrafio standard bearer Mr. Fess has forwarded to Estimates for Navy. city. alleged said, "These Intolerable condi- thi The whole number of officers, bootleggers were also rounded up cannot endure." secretary an Inquiry from an Ohio enlisted students and and turned over to the civil au- tions banker, that "a few of our men, marines, saying midshipmen provided 'or in this thorities. Bonds were furnished In Studebaker LIGHT-SI- X will uine leather upholstered cushions, nine religious friends say that in the GOO. So all cases IN bill numbers 97, that the and civil trials will be TIE to who wants inches unusual comfort DETECTIVE IS SHOT Washington peace conference, the British naval establishment and held Monday. Information leading every buyer deep, provide name of Chriet was censored in low-price- d satisfac- BATTLE WITH BANDITS ours, so far as personnel Is con- to the arrests was furnished by a car that will be Its motor delivers prayers made before that body in will stand almost exactly at Mayor Hannett. com- order to the dele- cerned, in performance, appearance, please Japanese tho same point. The estimates for tory ample power for the hard pull. And (By The Asor(ntrti PrrM.) gates." of fort and endurance. 8. Edward the British navy, exclusively EVERYTHING REPORTED vibration is practically eliminated by Detroit, Mich., April 'n his reply Mr. Hughes said: amounts to 54, 000. 000 QUIET AT CARUOX CITY If. chief of detectives, was "The narrowness ex- pensions, in addition to its recognized supe- Studebaker'a method of the Fox, and bigotry Calculating the pound nt And machining wounded pounds. LIGHI-SI- X shot and perhaps fatally hibited in tho criticism to which SO Is in these essentials, the crankshaft and rods. late when he ti its present exchange value, Everything quiet tho Gallup riority in connecting here today, engaged your correspondent rpfers are in the British for the coal fields, Adjutant General refinements on In revolver duel with three ban- so appropriations carries found only LIGHT-SI- X a my Judgment utterly despicable to Mech-e- m The intrinsic value of the who to hold a coming year for naval purposes Brown reported Governor dits attempted up that I do not intend to notico the $234,000,000. This this afternoon more expensive cars. is meat where Fox, accom- matter in I would amount to after hnving unmatched at anywhere near ; the shop any way. shall not bill carries $233,224,000, or almost made a survey of the situation. In panied by his wife and daughter, say anything in reply to tho state- amount. out and to The LIGHT-SI- X is equipped with cowl price because Studebaker does 'not was a Tho ban- ments Identically the same working policies plans Youth Craft making purchase. that are made. Tho best "As to as to per- preserve peace and mnintnln order ventilator from the instru- skimp on materials or dits escaped in an automobile. is to the matter alto- Japan, figures operated workmanship thing ignore sonnel or probable appropriations he i.s receiving the of & Hair and REMEDY ment cowl lights; inside but uses the beet It is built gether. Dr. Aberneethy's prayer available. However. and officers. Scalp board; parking complete Beer was taxed over 2,000 was admirable in ire not Japan county city the years every respect." Is to retain ten bat In of his executive should chil- and outside door handles and large in most modern and complete' ago in Egypt. Mr. then added for permitted only explanation Mothers watch their Hughes Mr, tleshlps under tho treaty. She has, order declared martial law in effect dren's heads for dandruff to avoid plate-glas- s window in rear automobile plant in tha world, making Fess' information that no censor- and 2" rectangular all told, but 62 destroyers Governor Mechem said: "The order affections. thief-pro- transmission low of f. o. b. ship was exercised. such a small to tho 'disturbed troublesome scalp curtain. A possible its price $1045, submarines. With relates only Youth Craft positively prevents end of insur- fleet it is difficult to imagine how areas'." removes dandruff, atop the itching lock, which reduces the rate factory. In con- FEDERAL TROOPS she could uso in excess of 40,000 and puts the scalp healthy ance to LIGHT-SI- X owners 15 to 20 men in her navy. dition. Nature can then supply the Studebaker has been building quality WILL BE USED ONLY elements for a thicker, softer snd per cent, and cord tires are also stand- Ratio Is Preserved. CARL C. MAGEE FINDS more lustrous growth. Results vehicles and selling them at fair prices (hat odor three-quarte- AS LAST RESORT "It will be seen, therefore, No oils, dyes, no and but ard equipment for rs of a whether measured by personnel NO JUST CAUSE FOR 1 of alcohol. At all Drug Stores and nearly century or the total Toilet Counters. Ask for Youth Crait Long, semi-ellipt- ic springs (50-inc- h in and is the largest builder of er provided for by USE OF GUARDSMEN and no other. (auo aSnj or the accept 36-inc- uiojj ponunuoo) amount appropriated by rear; h in front) and soft, gen cars in the world. fighting strength and efficiency of For sale by Butt's Drng Store, pervaded with a spirit of "to hell to be In full com- (Continued from Page One.) Albuquerque, N. M., and Banner the the ships kept M. mm with operators,' which did not bill to con- Drug Store, Gallup. N. Coape-Roadste- r, mission, the reported Touring, $1045; Roadster, $1045; $1375 exist In my time." Tho strike 0". edulous governor and an unsus- i gress preserves the -- . $1750. Alt prices f. o. b, factory. came, he said, "because tho vnion ratio agreed upon by the confer- pecting people. officers rould not control their ence and at the same timo trans- This is my judgment after a busy BROS. men, and I am charitable when I lates into a reality tho hope and day on the ground talking to all fwind Shield Glass-Lumb- er I THE put that construction upon their expectancy created by the confer- classes of people. Perhaps tho 4 C. BAI.DIIIIHIB LU.MI1KK CO. COOPER MOTOR COMPANY situation. ence that the enormous burdens strike should fail hut the money I 431 South first Street. I'hone 40'.'. "I've never advocated the reduc- incident to preparations for war and power of the state should not DISTRIBUTORS tion of wages but once in mv reduced. I be used to make it fail unless the 11," would be materially PHONE 671-- Furniture he exclaimed, "but that time Is bespeak for the bill the whole- - general welfare becomes involved. 519 West Central Avenue now." hearted support of the American Regular Employment. people." New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. Representative London, socialist, Secretary Denny's original esti- 1 Boilermaker nnd Welders, N'i'W York, asked Mr. Pe'nna what mate called for 90.000 enlisted men I 2IM South Second St. lei. 1U41-- should be done to get regular in and G.OOO apprentices. Because of stead of intermittent employment v,I,. tit'o,i it,. ermimH, for miners, and Mr. Penna. first ... -o .u. ffi- - Hn expressing his opinion that the in and staff about where it was. dustry "was not so seasonal as With the elimination of 3S9 re- The Private some others," declared: serves now on active and Child's Bowels with fri I duty Open "Tho only way know is to get counting upon the officers from SECRETARY the wages doftn to tho level and the naval academy tlio total will "California Fig Syrup" the conditions as disagreeable in be 6,33!. Ii a highly paid, confidential ex- our industry as they nre in others, The navy got nearly all It asked ecutive. The position affords un because as tho situation is now, a In usual opportunities for advancement. revised estimates for fuel, the course In man who once can get Into the bill Our of Intensive training mines never leaves them." carrying $16,000,000. secretarial duties, tactful correspond- Tho committee estimated It ence, stenog iphy, eocoums, etc., as- In the cross examination Mr. would cost 1150.000,000 to com- sures you of an excellent position Penna told Chairman Nolan nnd plete tho battleships Washington through our placement bureau on other member of the committee and West Virginia and two of the graduation. Individual Instruction our The "Wonder" Washer he would tell them privately some battle cruisers as simian carriers, specialty. reasons why the operators did not rnexpendpd Funds. Western School for intend to go into interstate confer- The bill provides that any un- Private Us ence, though he could not make in last Secretaries Makes a Pleasant Day Come in and Let them expended appropriations Elfblh Street and Tl.'eras Avenue. Washday public. bill be toward U01-- J. Not year's shall applied Telephone Long Strike Anticipated. the completion of vessels now un- Demonstrate This Machine. wMtm "I nm not anticipating a long der construction, not effected strike," he declared. "Time will by soon the treaty. come when the mine workers' Chairman Madden of the appro- Is Here officers will havo to take a vote on committee declared In n Hurry mother! Even a sick child the one at which Is: priations of "Cali- Spring question Issue, statement that the only request by loves tha "fruity" taste L . nmii you i.ikr a wage reauciion not fornia Fig Syrup" and it never fails U MB E R This Is an officers' the navy department complied Ve can tell by llie strike, pure and with had reference to 23 destroy- to open the bowels. A teaspoonful simple. The men, in my opinion, ers, which it was sought to have today . y prevent a sick child to- GLASS PAINT amount of new shades, would announce a willingness to kept In half commission. morrow. If constipated, bilious, take a cut." fuverUh. fretful, has cold, colic, or con- "But provision has been made," CEMENT PLASTER and linoleum Falling another lnterstats he added, "for all tho ser- If stomach is sour, tongue coated, draperies ference over wages, he said, "the patrol remember a . vices requested by the navy in breath bad, good .we next best thing would bo to drop Mediterranean in cleansing ot the little bowels is are selling-- to or "in- waters, the Far Have hack state conferences," East and In South American wa- often all that is necessary. Albuquerque We just unloa'ded a new ship have a most com- dividual contracts between indi- ters. submarine Ask your drueclst for eenulne ,Ve vidual their em- Every requested which operators and by the navy has been provided for "California? Fig Syrup" haa ment of the popular Wonder Wash stock of these ployes" mlL'hf be made. on the basis of In full directions for babies and children Lumber Co; plete being kept ot on bottle. Moth- mem commission." all ages printed crs, the machine that makes va and our low prices are The navy, under the bill. Mr. er! You must say "California" or 423 North First Street Madden asserted, "will be strictly you may get an imitation fig syrup. clay easy for you. very popular. Bar IAS rff a navy." have some beaut HAND DRIVEN...... 24. ENFORCEMENT OF PRO ...$ -- MOTOR DRIVEN $125. I ful new Cretons LAW IN CANAL ZONE oof those windows anX LfP CAUSE OF FRICTION LBUQUERQUE USINESS PLLEGE incf fcC'rcA nut ( By The Assnrlnted lres.) LWAYS t DfiLAY WanhlnKton, April 8. Tho latest I ETTE1 OUISES ring rtoVKofSunlpON'T kink to develop In prohibition en- and ma forcement Involving a disagreement fast, Kapoch la uold until it luns into serious between the war department nnd Our delivery the first of the week will necessarily be limited so order, the prohibition unit over legnl 1 terials. uckhess. Pneumonia and con In the l'anama canal zone SPECIALIZE your washer early. Wonder Washers have been an instantaneous oltco have their iL :: tumption beginning may havo to be paiwed along to success in Albuquerque. Terms or credit if desired. To See Them i alight cold. Al tot, fine indication ol Preniilent Harding for untangling. IF YOU'D SUCCEED i cold, use Secretary Weeks, whose depart- (I Is to Bu3' Them. Tar. ment artmlnlntered law In the zone, Today is the day of 'the Specialist. Learn the thing that Foley's Honey and ins aeked Prohibition Commis- to you and have a good chance to prosper. Urn. O. X. ennui writ sioner Ifayncs not to Install there appeals you 'I tin writing tc tall yon A tn n Investigate the business courses we are teaching and learn GEO. SCHEER FURNITURE CO. STRONG BROS. Fol.v'a Boua end Tt- hu cone j.e and 1t"fee! recently appolnled prohibition 0. mucft bett.i tiBCb 1 ani taking it. 1 have trisl director becniiHP of possible fric- about the success of our many oedicins- - but sons relieves at graduates. Block cough tion over , 1 jurisdiction. 314 South Second St. I. O. O. F. PHONE Strong .'ough nnttiuD th thiekt W Juoh tu Mr. Building. 431 uiediciiib and sriU b recom- Ilaynes has replied that Phone & your I pleaaud u while 27. May Hosking, Proprietor. Copper at Second mend it to ni) frttudc sou toll tosia ( tb. he would welcome war de wi it h. dons mi,') partment to keep he ; Korber Building zone dry. he thinks it will b neces-- wiry fur the unit to have its own1 Sold cvci'l Wliti i cpiescnlutive on the fpot. April 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three. rvnrivr primTr THE HEYMANS LEAVE i iLArLul ULhiHIL RADIO TELEPHONE IS MAKING OVER THE MODERN WORLD SCOTTISH RITE TOMORROW FOR EUROPE rr SYore nil ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEK Louis 1 Heyman, manager of the TO TARIFF MASONS TO HAVE Siegfried Knhn North First street AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIft IT GET I ! dry goods store, accompanied by i iiwi in iiiumnn Mrs. Heyman and child, will leave Monday afternoon on their first lap for a trip to Europe. They will f BILL THIS WEEK ANNUAL MEETING spend several days in Chicago, 111., where .Mr. Heyman will buy some of the latest styles and designs for the Kalin store. From Chicago The annual meeting of the Scot they will go direct to New 5 Valuation as the York, Foreign tish Rite Masons of Albuquerque where a week will he spent in visit- I of ing Iiiends and where Mr. Heyman Underlying Principle will he held at the Masonic tem will Jlaundy-Thursdn- y finish summer So-call- on evening purchasing ed ple for the Kahn Permanent April 13, when the ceremony of ex- - goods store. They anticipate leaving Now York on the Measure Is tlnguisliine tho lights, symbolic of steamer I Agreed Upon the crucifixion of Christ will be Magnolia, which sails in In about two weeks, for an extend- I (By The Auocluted I'icm.) celebrated. Participation these ed ceremonies and In the prescribed trip through Europe. They will J Washington, April 8. Foreign be absent from Albuquerque about toata Is mado obligatory to all three valuation as the underlying prin- Masons who have attained the months. ot ciple the permanent eighteenth degree. STTMFF IS bill The will nt 7 RELEASED. tariff finally was agreed upon meeting open Des Moines, 8. Catch-e- r o'clock and will bo followed by la., April Golden Rule Store Pre-East- er tonlght by republican members of tho Edward Stumpf, formerly of the Sale the senate annual banquet, which will be American was finance committee. The al tended by Masons and their Chicago league club, vote 7 com-- 1 released was to S. but how the wives. The, of today by Des Moines of bal-- ceremony relighting the Western mlttee members divided on the j tho will league. Stumpf was of Hosiery with Pairs lot was lights take place Kaster from White Sox Begins 3,000 withheld. Sunday at 10 o'clock. purchased the With the settlement of the val-- , morning team by Des Moines two years ago nation question, the majority prac-- " but until this spring refused to re- ' of Priced tically completed its many months Men who have had much ex port. Stockings Very Specially of work on the tariff measure and perience in Judging high tempera This is a sale holds it was stated that it would be pre-- , tures, as those employed In a steel A women's athletic association that interest for every man, Tues-- enn how has been woman sented to the senate either on : - works, tell at a glance hot organized at the Univer- and child, for tho an a Is prices provide oppor- day or Wednesday after the dem- thing hy Its color. sity ot Idaho. to Com- ocrats members of the committee h tunity enjoy exceptional Hosiery savings. have been given opportunity to ing as it does just before Easter, it should be doubly cast their votes on the bill. The interesting. The kinds of stockings are in- majority also has yet to be drawn many up. cluding three money-savin- g series. Plan Unsatisfactory. The as A. Women's Silk Stockings, bolli semi and valuation plan adopted and null hy the senate committee majority plain fancy women's fine lisle hose. has been declared It. Men s pure thread silk, plaid tsilk, lisle and eottton. unsatisfactory Children's Socks n by Chairman Fordney of the house f. in variety of kinds and colors. ways and means committee, who after a conference some time ago with the senate committee major- Right, the radiophone's Mility as a ity, declared that in his judgment milita.y unit: Maj. Gen. Bullard, the house never would accept a U. S. AM orders to his tariff bill did not an giving that carry staff via nt Bed Iocs Women's American valuation principle. radiophone Hosiery The original American valuation Island, N. Y. Below, how radio oi me nouse was discarded ny tne is revolutionizing the art of political Senator i 'Corticelli" Silk slderatlon of the house bill but long campaigning; Fancy Hose Ilnrrv L. New of Indinna deliver- Ivegular In consideration was given to a 6.0 lino shown black with white clocksCor-tlcel- ll va- bilk promise proposal that the ad ing a campaign speech irom his btoeklngs are knit with even fine silk preventing lorem duties be baaed on the Amer- desk in Washington to an audi- that streaky" look and are dyed by the special Cortlcelli ican wholesale of the spirin process tnat preserves the natural selling price ence in Above, the WARNING! elasticity and flE? was stated at Indianapolis. Say when of Pre-East- imported articles. It radio in life; "Bayer" you buy Aspirin. strength silk. price thO. D the time that the leading majority everyday Chicago membcrl of the house committee youth equips his fliver with Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, are were called in by the senate com- complete radio outfit. you mittee to discuss the valua- not genuine' today - getting Aspirin prescribed by physicians tion This l the radio age. Before flung across tbe oceun. The Michigan hears nightly concerts II plan and that they had agreed on in "Kayser" Fancy Silk Hose to this as a compromise. oar very eyes the radio telephone political spellbinder 'nrills his that are going f:tt iburti over 22 and safe by millions for over the miles Some ol the uses of radio years proved Shown in black with lace Look for Long light. is making modert world. audienceF a Jiousand away. many only, clocks. You can always re The outnan voice can now be The isolated farmer in northern are shown above. yourse f perfect satisfaction In Senate committee republicans Headache Colds Rheumatism in the future by Investing look for a long fight in the senate Kayser" pure dye Ingrnln Silk Hose. tr m n over the tariff measure but they Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Regular $5.50 line. Tre-East- price Jd4wO are hopeful that It can be put leather used in their manufacture. 17 PERSONS KILLED, GERMAN DELEGATES I.E. WE. through within sixty days. Indi- Hides now are on the free list and Berlin? April 8 (by the Associa- Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain cations now are that the princi- have been for many years. MORE THAN 80 HURT ted Press). The German delega- will be over wool, cot- of seven cents a tion to the Genoa economic con- pal fights The rate pound BY RAIN Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. ton, sugar, dxes, lumber and hides on long staplo cotton remains in TORNADOES, ference, seventy-fiv- e strong, left III "Corticelli" Silk Hose and The has Merlin for Genoa on boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 leather. majority the bill. Spokesmen for the long this afternoon Handy "Bayer" and 100 Druggists. Mill fashioned and fixed the basic wool rate at in southwcHt 16y Hie Associated a train. The delegation A.wlrlD 1 the trade mark of Manufacture of carefully shaped to tho leg to prevent staple industry the l're8.) special Byer Monotcctlcacidestpr of Sallcillcadd the strain that starts-runs- . S3 cents a on the scoured fifteen cents S. was headed by Dr. Walter Knthe-nai- t, The heels aro spliced to pound asked for a duty of Dallas, Texas, April Seven- afford tho necessary high content, eight cents higher than a pound and aro prepared to curry teen are dead and tho foreign minister. Chan- protection at this vital point. (T0 persons reported White, black and cordovan. Pre-East- fir in the Fordney bill and about the their fight to the floor. more than eighty injured as a re cellor Wlrth will join tho train at price.... Jbo.iO level fixed in the famous schedule suit of tornadoes and rain storms the Swiss frontier. K of the Payne-Aldric- h tariff law. GOl'H) KKTAIXS TITLE. which swept from west Texas east two cents a Interest on amounts The house rates ot New York, April 8 Jay Gould of into Oklahoma toward Arkansas WINS GOLF HONORS. on full sugars and N. S. Hen- pound duty New York maintained his long-hel- d early today. Tonights tally of the Plnehurst, C, April IV 1.60 cents a pound on Cuban su- dead and injured may be Increased, ry Topping, of Greenwich, won the We of "Kayser" Silk Hose -' supremacy in court tennis and Pay $100 or more 1 gars were accepted by the major- as reports from some of the Strieker north and south amateur golf dtent Marvel stnpo that prevent runs or after and two retained tho national amateur towns are ayes silk garter tear, pure ity prolonged fights winning meager, officials said. championship today by defeating ingrain insures wearing quality and Cf championship today by Pre-East- er nr separate votes, the last toduy. victories from Hewitt The list of casualties reported V. K. Kobeson of Rochester, three luster. Black only. price : who a three straight time Senator Smoot, urged duty fit the tonight showed: and two in the 3i hole finals. Withdrawable any thO.t) of two cents on Cuban sugars, Is Morgan, New York, Racquet Jtnnnels count', near Kowina, and Tennia club. The score was 9 expected to take his fight to the Texas, dead, 20 injured. OIL MEXICO 2, MAGNATE DIES. NEW floor of senate. Callhan 4 20 the Oplin, county, dead, St. Augustine, Fla., April 8. Phone Schedule ncwrltton. injured. Martin vice of the ThKd & MORTGAGE V "La France" Silk Hose schedule FARE AT 6 CENTS. one several in- Carey, president LOAN 142 Rewriting the leather nXEI Klectra, dead, Standard Oil company, d'tsd out the S. After a today Full fashioned, made ot su- today, the majority struck Chicago, April long jured. in a local hospital. Gold COMPANY pure Japanese silk, insuring ad valorem rates previously agreed fight over Chicago's elRht cent Cleburne, one dead, one Injured. perior service, black, cordovan, African brown ' 17 in-- and l're-East- (prt upon and substituted specific street ear fare before the Illinois ljawton, Okla., two dead, i Journal Want Ads Results. white. price . O rates. Including two cents on green commerce commission, that body jured. Bring hides and four cents on dried handed down a decision today fix- Dallas, five injured. hides and six cents and twelve ing the fare after May 1 at six Cisco, Texan, two injured. cents a pair on shoes, depending cents. There will be no extra Hanger, Texas, one injured. VI upon the amount and kind of charge for transfers. Caddo, Texas, six injured. Women's "Humming Bird" White Wright, Texas, one in- - jured. Silk Hose Keho, Texas, fix injured. Sold in Hreckenrldgc, Texas, threo in- Albuquerque exclusively by The Golden Rulo Store jured. fgll,ar.,i,9;i U1P- - "ll"m""g Bird" for good silk hose! Graham, Texas, one injured. .uuim, mini', uuiuuvan, xiussian can, grey and blonde; all sizes. Special $1.75 THE SENATOR'S WIFE TO HEAD LEAGUE Over VII Women's Pure Thread OP PEN WOMEN Silk Hose Including "Busier Brown" and other well known brands, high spliced, double sole, garter top, black, whito AO Bart owners and cordovan. Extra special , 7oC iff Vw, VIII Women's "Rockford" Hose SHOP Itegulnr SZc line, a fashioned lisle hose, mercerized finish made from carefully selected yarn, double sole, high spliced heel. Black, cordovan and white. l're-East- pr (FOR EASTER WEEK) Dodge Brothers price v. . - OUC MOTOR CAM !m We have just received a large shipment of new Our IX Women's Mercerized Hose wonderful hats. display has never - been more gorgeous hats for occasion, ijuster jirown- brand, a fashioned hose, dyed with the every laicsc process mat aoes not injure tho fabric or the style, shape and color ranging in prices from feet. Black a real ftluo . only; for..... 39c $4.95 up. , . For Easter week we are featuring two spe- cial prices, $4.95 and $10.00. B Men's Hose '

. 4 Charming Hats at $4.95 I Men's Pure Thread Silk Hose "Arapaose" brand pure thread silk in black, cordo- - QA You will admit that no such Values have ever been van, white, grey and I'alm Beach. All sizes. Special offered here as you'll find in these new flower-trimm- Afri. Frances Parkinson Keyea. 0C straws. Every one IS a distinctive achieve, whose ment in artlstlo Come Frances Parkinson Keyes, millinery making. early personality in the series of "Letters Monday to make your selection. From a Senator's Wife" has been II Men's Plated Silk Hose Our 110.00 hats contain the style and smartness introduced to women magazine .i found In much higher priced hats. readers throughout the country, is Whether strength, comfort or fashion is most desired, vou the wife of Senator Henry Wilder will find they aro all perfectly combined in this CO Keyes of New Hampshire. brand. Black and cordovan. A suro saving for DiC As vice president of the League of American Pen Women, Mrs. HOSIERY Keyes will head the organization in tho absence of Mrs. William Eu- Men's introduce our of Atherton DuPuy, who sails for III Mercerized Hose To line Hosiery, we are mailing soon, feature We are all new rope Fine quality Mercerized Hose, made especially for men de- special prices. showing the Mrs. Keyes is a southern woman. manding the utmost in fabric. popular colors as well as the standard black and but edu- Of Sho was born in Virginia, Black and cordovan .' OuC browns. cated Jn Boston, Switzerland and Germany. She Is a member of the D. A. R., the National Society of Colonial Dames and the Children of the American Revolution, of IV Men's Cotton Hose DRESSES which she Is the national historian, Sho sees Washington as perhaps no Splendid weight Cotton Hose, extra heavy toe and Our Dress Department offers garments of newest other woman in this country sees heel. Black and cordovan; all sizes 17c designing colors. These dresses give the wearer In. It. Her letters are Inside stories of dlviduality and distinctiveness which is only ac- the inner circle at the very center DELIVERED IN quired by wearing garments that are carefully se- of events. N. M- - lected and correctly shown. We not only sell yon In addition to her letters she has ALBUQUERQUE, Children's Hose a dress but help you to select the garment suitable written "The Old Gray to yeur personal style and needs. , I Boys' Buster Brown Hose LEAVE VOn GENOA. Fine re- Tnri Artt.fi fi fhv ilia AnttnMnf. ribbed, heavy weight. They wear with superior sistance are made from ed Press.) The French delegation! and high grade, long staple QQ COATS to the Genoa economic conference, cotton. Black only. All sizes OiC headed by Louis Barthou, the min- Like the dresses, each Coat in our stock was chosen ister of Justice, left Paris for personally by, Mrs. Bartley with a view to its au Genoa at noon today. thoritatlve style, its materials and its tastefulness. II "Armor Plate" Children's Sox Every one meets "the standard set by this store. New York, April B. Thomas W. This well known brand of children's high grade mercerized one is a pre-East- er Every bargain at the special Lamont, of J. P. Morgan and com- Sedan, $1,(130; Conpc, $1,4(10; Touring Car $1,040; Sox shown in all the new color combinations. Qf price. pany, sailed for Europe with Mrs. Kowlstvr, $995; Panel Business Car, $1,130; Screen Sizes 5H to OOL Lamont today on the steamship Business Car, $1,030. Lapland. Mr. Lamont will attend a meeting in Paris of French rep- Our Sweaters inter-allle- d J. & and Scarfs, Blouses and resentatives on the Mex- KORBER CO. III Misses "Buster Brown" Hose Skirts have met with instant success. New gar- ican loan. 214-21- 6 North Second. PHONE 783 ments received week. "Buster Brown" and "Bonded" brands, fine ribbed, md every So dense is the population In from first quality yarns, knit to actual size, some parts of China that millions black and cordovan; sizes 5 to 10 .....v... idtSC are forced to live on" the water In boats. - ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 'April 9, 1922 --jt! 1 SECOHD WARD SCHOOL CAPTURES THESE ROOKIES IIOPE TO IHJRL FOR THE YANKEES Connie Mack's Ready to leach r BANNER Hi HUGE FIELD MEET; His Rookies Some More Baseball RELAY RACE GOES TO FOURTH

Gives to Fourth Single Point Margin Relay .... Warders, Although That School Finished ym Last in Final Score for All Events; Girls 1 mm 4 Marks. ft Take Several Events at Higher .1 i4 V, From the Inrprst field of ath-- : ward, second; Brown, Third ward, 8 3 Inches. letes ever pnrtlcipntinir In a sinKlo third. Distance feet, 5 for all Roman, Sec- track meet in Albuquerque 'o Free girls 2 - third ' ; Second wnrd school won the bnn- ond ward, first; Dcmpworth, Second awarded tho wlnnor in the nn-- . ward, second; Roman, Tier Distance 5 10 nual school track and field ward, third. foet, grade inches. . was keen V. . .:1if-''- """fi'SS? meet. The rivalry very Hoys Running Hop Step and Jump. ."4- olghty-fou- r ; throughout the contcsts'nml 4 0 pound class McGinnis, events were held in two hours Fourth ward, first; Johnson, Sec- ? ft half at ond ward, second; Lopez, third and Washington park Distance 14 t Over 800 and ward, third. feet, yesterday. boys girls 5 inches. f were the contestants and enthusi-as- to pound boys Tarter, Second t was running hlBh from start Laubette, Fourth ward, The shown ward, first; nd Frank to finish. interest by second. Williams Second ward, Lett to riht: B. T. Cnlp, F. R. Murray, Georje Quinn, George Wilson, James Jolley 0DouU the youthful athletes and the dili- third. Distance 23 feet, 1 Inch. gence to do their very best made 00 pound boys Caldwell, Sec- the meet one of the best ever seen ond ward, first; Doshier, First promises a whole lot of perform- six round go. here. , ward, second; McCuen, Second ance. Padllla Is looking for a hugo The Fourth ward copped the wnrd. third. Distance 26 feet, 4 Demon has pounded down the crowd from Santa Fe. Rivera's banner offered in the relay nl-- (: Inches. B1TIIIGHTS ears of a whole lot of speed boys record hns been noised about there though they finished last in the 70 pound' boys Adenno, First Joe Kid Paul and Joe and tho Ancient city fight fans ar scores of all events. There like Koffec, no on final ward, first; Topia, Second ward, tho Wop. He recently mado a taking chances missing a ,,'were fourteen relay races and to second; DuBois, Third ward, third. the east and im- good scrap. the students from the Fourth TO STAGE LAST swing through ..win Distance 20 feet. pressed the fight fans. Ho now ward had to capture the largest SO Second ' pound boys Lopez, has several attractive offers back total number nf points. They ward, first; Vallanueva, Second there and Is Intending to return nosed out the Second ward by one Third ' ward, second; Malman, next winter. Coast League point. ward, third. Distance 26 feet, 11 WORKOUTTDDAY Domon Is awfully clever and can i The girls took several events nt inches. ' al-- - hit. Ho has rocxed soma light- higher marks than the boys, !0 Stubbs, Second pound boys weights to sleep and put many 8. though they entnred in separate ward, Moya, First ward, Sacrnmento, April j- - first; bantams away, 1 contests. Often the lighter weights second Second ward, Sol to Display His Score: n. tlw ( heav-.- . Laubley, Young Sol's best work was dona in Salt made bettor records than tho third. Distance 26 feet, 1 inch. Oakland ! J? ! The results of this at at 3 Lake, where he fought 27 battles Sacramento I ier athletes. Unlimited boys Rodriguet, Wares Ringling's one. met meet show much promising ninter- -' and only lost He Georgia Batteries: Arlett t.nd KoehleJ; J Fhird ward, first; Sutton, First p. Flynn and Jack- Lee, George Soils, Willie lal for the Aluuciuorque high school ward, second. Distance 26 feet, m.; Fighting Kunz, Penncr and Stanage, .,' Lewis Pluso who is to meet ; of future All C Wise, track squad years. inches. son Are Signed. Kid Davis and a 1 ' entrants form c. Midget Smith, 8. the displayed good Girls Rasket Rail Throw for is Los Angeles. April and showed the effect of long train, string of others. There nothing Score: f Young Sol nnd Demon Rivera, wrong with his record at Pueblo, n.H.K. n ing on the playground during the 40 Chaves, Third Portland . 8 11 4 : pound girls who ore nil set for where he times with- v.. whole year. Third ward, bantamweights fought eight Los Angeles 7 14 I I'- ward, first; Gallegos, baltlo at the armory out e defeat. The summary is em follows: Second ward, their speedy (Fifteen Innings.) second; Montoya, Monday night, are scheduled to Sol and Demon lire both populnr Hoys' Jttinnlni; High Jump. third. Distance 17 feet, 4 inches. were Batteries: fwtticrland, Freeman, I 40-l- b. Second stone their last publlo appearances In Pueblo and many efforts .' boys Brown, SO pound girls Silva, Second box Ross and Elliott; Hughes, Sona, ' ward, first; Collls. Fourth ward,! today. Sol is due to shadow made to match them there. They ward, first; Antoine, Second ward, Brothers at 3 o'clock were unable to reach terms there Wallace, Douglas and Daly, Second; Case and Wright, Third Second third. at Kingllng 2 second; Haca, ward, nnd Demon Is Sol t tie for third. feet, 5 OT THEV'LU this afternoon the and after started knocking ' ward, Height, Distance 26 feet, inches. A. 6O00 OvjTFIELX to- San Francisco. 8. 5 Inches. expected to cavort for tho boys them all for goals down here. April 60 pound girls Castillo, Third ME.CX NOTOa CVCLES " Score: R. H. VI, 60-l- Third ward, night. Demon Invaded ms and 'i boys Marcus, Flaws, First ward, territory 2 4 Hecond seo-- i ward, first; From every indication there's to a match was quickly made. Seattle l first; Montoya, ward, Recond; Second ward, to- 4 15 1 Crowley, TiY K. In Perk- be a hot time In the old town Young Jim Flynn of Albuquer- San Francisco j ondi Gonialos, Second ward, third. third. Distance 34 feet, S inches. NORMAN BROWN. catchers the game, Cy ought to star this year. The out 3 1 most In morrow night. nre being que and Jackson of Louis- Batteries: Jacobs and Adams) Height, feet, inch. 70 girls) Formay, Fourth The carefree manager ins-. field as a whole can give a good Ttagers Jimmy 60-l- pound main a were for a spe- Mitchell and Yello. b. boys Glaseman, First the big leagues the prime optim- It's not an aggregation to placed on tho go at speed ville, Ky., paired ward, first; Trujillo, Seconl ward, account of itself if it isn't run wen hero. Sol hns cial event Dan Padllla yester- ward, first; Escudero, Fourth ward, Fourth ward, ist of the game is ready to lead cause a flurry of excitement in never before by Fourth ward and second; Wilson, his into another American a fast minor ragged chasing hits. won a big place in the hearts of day. They are welters and will go Salt Lake City, April 8. Sail "second; Osuna, Distance 36 3 'nches. army league. Lake-Verno- " third. feet, is fans and the Demon six rounds. Young Herrera and n game postponed; Fredericks Second ward, tie for 80 girls Silva, Seiond league campaign. Said gent To aid the three hurlers men- Dugnn Wasn't Wanted. the fight ; 4 pound Mack. is to comes here with a record that Kid Tenor are also booked for a snow, , third. Height, feet. ward, first; Taylor, Second ward, Connie For it evident tioned, Connie has the veteran The oustandlng star of last sea- 70-l- Second Connie the season Moore a boys Itydholm. second; Santiago, Second ward, that coming Naylor, Roy and flock of son's team was Joe Dugan. But his ' Ward, Stafford, Third ward. 2 holds little more for him and his collegians and sandlot comers. first; third. Distance 43 feet. 4 sulky disposition ruined him for J,' second; Lujan, Second ward, third. inches. bunch of hopefuls than last season Dave Keefe, who would have been 4 de- one al- Connie. Mack let him a Height, feet. 90 pound girls Harrington, did. The only benefit he will of the stars of the club, was go. Such v : 80-l- b. boys Huston, First ward, Sec- rive from the campaign is a better lowed to slip to tho Indians. move by the manager of a club Fourth ward, first; Murrufo, on f first; Evans, Second ward, second; ond wnrd, second; Mitchell, Firat line the new rookies he has dug Johnston nt First. with a chance In the Third ward, third. Height, up and a chanoe to further "Doc" Johnston will he fighting ,';Wal8h, ward, third. Distance 49 feet. develop prohably league would have been panned. 4 feet, 2 inches. Unlimited girls Garcia, Hecond the youngsters he kept on his pay a fixture nt first base unless Zip b. Second But for Connie It was a one. ;,'! boys Chavez, Ward, first; Whalen, Fourth Ward. roll at the end of last season. Hauser, Milwaukee slugger, deliv- logical iXward. first; Gonzales, Third wnrd, second; Ortiz, First Ward, tnira. Here's how Mack's team stacks ers. Frank Brazil isn't ready yet. Joe was not a man Connie could second; Garcia, First ward, third. Distance 44 feet, 10 Vj Inches. up: Jimmy Dykes at second and Gallo- uso as a key log in his new struc- 'i Height, 4 feet Girls' Baseball Throw. He has two good young way at third look liko probable ture. He wasn't even a drawing It Costs No More to Have Well Girls' Running High Jump. 40-l- girls: Zelma, Third Ward, hurlers Ed Rommel. Ryron choices for those positions. Rut card for tho Mackmcn. K 40-l- b. girls Strong, Fourth first; Hillings, Second Ward, seo-on- d. Harris and the othpr Hasty. Connie hasn't a soul that ho knows Connie has a ball team with uni- ward, first; Irons, Second ward, Record, 6 out of 15. Galegas, He has a fair outfield, com- can play short. forms, bats n' everything. But !" second; Dnnlsnn, Second ward, Third Ward, third. posed of two tried players and The out field wilt pass. I.awton Connie Is not kidding himself into r- 2 Inches. third. Height, feet. 11 girls: Mullenbaugh, Third a youngster. Witt, who started in as an infielder, the belief that he has yet found and Clothes b. girls Walsh, Fourth ward, Ward, first; Jauette, First Ward, He has an uncertain Infield, has turned out to be a classy out- the foundation for team. fitting Becoming C Ar- another k first; Dolda, Second ward, second; second. Record, 6 out of 10. which may or may not find it- fielder. Working with the veteran So he'll just ramble along again, F.ristow, Fourth ward, third. mijo, Third Ward, third. self. Clarence Walker and Miller, for- giving his youngsters moro school I S feet, 6 inches. 80-l- b. girls: Niekolia, First Ward, He has one of the best mer Washington Witt and THIS IS DUE YOU WHEN BUYING A SUIT Height, sec- gardener, ing sorting out the culls. 60-l- b. girls Lehman. Second first; Marshall, Tbrd Ward, iward, first; Kai.ut, First ward, ond. Record, 4 out of 10. Lopes, second; Bristow, Fourth ward, Third Ward, thlro. First Ward, second; Lucero. Third outfit Lunto may break from or- That's should select a clothier who 3 8 inches. 70-l- Fourth third. Time 7 seconds. why you 1 third. Height, feet, girls: Richards, Ward, SOPHS-SENIO- RS ganized ball and play the independ- 70-l- girls Clark, First wnrd. Ward, first; Sanchez, Third Ward, dash, unlimited girls ent game. takes a in "backs second. 6 out of 10. Cha- personal interest you and up" ' "'first; Wilson, Second ward, second; Record, Biffin, Third Ward, first; Ford, Lunte was purchased by Cleve- Owens, Third ward, third. Height. vez, Second Ward, third. First Ward, second; Brooks, First land from the Mobile Southern the One sees 80-l- Fourth wearing quality. who that you 2 1 teet. girls: Anaya, Ward, third. Time 7.4 seconds. association club in 1917 and fate 80-l- Second Ward, im girls Anema, First ward, Ward, first; Stlrrat, dash, unlimited boy- s- INTERCLASS played her first unkind trick when have the Suit" at the Price." ( i5inntni Thin! ward, second; second. Record, 4 out of 10. Baca, "Right "Right third. Carson, Third Wnrd. first; Lucero. an injury put him out of commis- Clayton, Second ward, third. Height Second Ward, Second Ward, second; Second sion the season. 90-l- Pacheco, Second I.ipe, t! during training girls: S feet. 6 inches. Fourth Ward, Ward, third. Time 7.1 seconds. Then the war called hlr.i nnd it was We take a personal interest in you and appre- 90-l- Vasquez, girls rimlno, First ward, Ward, first; dash, boys not, until 1019 second; second. Record, 4 out of 10. Pena, AT U. N. M ho rejoined tho club. ' First; Mainz. Third ward, Arogon, Second Ward, first; Baca MEET When Ray Chapman's death ciate the fact that it is are Fourth ward, third. Second Ward, third. Second Schovenstein, your money you Unlimited girls: Lopez, Third Ward, second; caused a vacancy nt fdiort in the Height, 3 feet, 6 inches. Third Ward, third. Time 8.4 Indian team Lunte his bit; ltiimilnir Itmatl Ward, first; Leurez, Third Ward, got spending. lime' Jump. Third Ward, third chance. He was doing well until 40-l'- Third ward, second; Chavez, U. N. M. Interclass Track class Armijo. d dash, boys he sustained a horse which Second ward, dash, girls Wolf Charley first: Armstrong. Ward, e, Brenson, First Ward, first; With has bothered him ever since. We also appreciate the fact that it is to our. i ward, Kltchings, First first; Meet Winds Up second; Urunner, Fourth second; Cain, Fourth Ward, second; Chaves, Young Joe Sewell, Alabama - 7 2 inches. Fourth Ward, Third 11 sec Freshman- third. Distance, feet, Second third. Time sec- Ward, third. Time Score of 61 to university star, was summoned interest to have satisfied customers. Graves, First ward, Ward, onds. 46; boys - onds. hurriedly to fill the vacancy and first; Mathews. Fourth ward, sec- 70 yard dash, 60 pound boys -Junior Team Lose. such third. Pis- - dash, boys made good with vengeance mm ond; Price, Third ward, Eobeck, Second Ward, first; Wag- Reed, First ward, first; Reogle, that Lunte had no chance to regain Now while you are thinking of an Easter Suit, . 9 inches. First Second tance, feet, in ner, Fourth Ward, second; Harris, ward, second; Freed, In a track meet held yesterday tho position. ! 60-l- b. Second ward, third. Time 10.2 seconds boys fiatlin. Second Ward, third. Time' 8 sec- ward, afternoon at university field the Lunte has shown nt all times decide to see what we have to show Our assort- Lukken, Third ward, second; 100 yard dash, 70 pound boys first; onds. sophomore-senio- r combination de- that he can field with the greatest m ward, third Burdlck, Fourth ward, RIoso. 'Henderson. Fourth dash, girls first; freshman-junio- r teamw stare In the game. He has a great ment of fabrics and models is 1't fi inches. Second feated tho large. Tn.nno fppt Herriott, Fourth Ward, first; First ward, second; Chaves, score of 61 46. Dow of hands. One V lng that has 70-l- Second Hau-se- r. 13 by a to Hale, pair bovs Kitehlngs, Stamps, Third Ward, second; ward, third. Time seconds. and were contest- him somewhat is his 7 Fourth ward, 100 80 Elder the only handicapped ward, first; Oleson. First Ward, third. Time 7.4 yard dash, pound boys ants to show anything like rea.1 Inability to hit. But he would have mm "When You Think Clothes, Think EUBANK'S" : second; Lopez, Second ward, third, seconds. Marinfo, Second ward, first; "Blanco" White hd overcome that obstacle had fate pa 19 2 inches. 'varsity form. n.tann feet. dash, boys Fourth ward, second; Baca, not as yet recovered from his In- let him alone. Lunte Is a native of i 80-l- Second ward, Har- 12.3 sec- boys Smith, Maranda, First Ward, first; First ward, third. Time was tin-ab- lo was born ' seconu, jury, and as a result, he St. Louis. He September first; Kass, Second warn, riott, Fourth Ward, second; Friedo, onds. to show to his best advantage. IE, 1893. He two years in . U18 sec- played Mnrtine First ward third. Third Ward, third. Time 6.4 100 yard dash, 90 pounds Gar- The results were as follows: Central association before Mo- 11 inches. the tance, 13 feet, onds. cia, First ward, first; racheco. 100-yar- d dash Hale, first; Dow, bile signed him. 90-l- bovs Barstow. First ward, dash, girls-Da- ley, First ward, second; Garcia, First second; time, 10.1. first; Lobata, Second ward, second; First Ward, first; Demp-wol- f, ward, third. Tlme 13.4 seconds. White, first; Dow Dis-- . Two-woo- d, High Jump PENNSY DIMINUTIVE I Tafona, Third ward, third. Second Ward, second; 100 yard dash, unlimited boys second; Sullivan, third; height, E tance, 14 feet, S inches. Fourth Ward, third. Time Parent!, First ward, first: Paehico, feet, 4 inches. MILE RUNNERS FINISH I 8 tance, 13 feet. 1 Inch. seconds. Recond ward, second; Richardson. 880-yar- d run Clark, fiilt; Her- Unlimited boys JarmiUo, Fourth dash, boys-S-mith, First ward, third. Time 12.4 sec- nandez, second; Horgan, third; SECOND TO CAMBRIDGE ward, Morgan. Third ward, Second Ward, first; Walling, onds. 2, 18.5. first; third. Third Sec- time, second; Dumas, Fourth ward, Ward, second; Chaves, Relay Rnocu. Pole vault Elder, first; Jones 8 Asso- 14 5 inches. ond Ward, third. Time 7.2 seconds. London, April (by the Distance, feet. Fourth ward, 87 points; Second and Harrington, tied for second; ciated The of Hrond dash, girls 10 6 inches. Press). University Girls Standing Jump. ward 86, Firsr wara 27, Third height, feet, nuartet of ' diminu- 40-l- Second ward, Sterralo. Second Ward, first; Troles, 120-yar- d Pennsylvania's class best, ward, 26. high hurdles White, tive mile runners finished second : Fredericks, Second ward, Third Wnrd. second; Schaltagger, first; second; time. ' first; Harrington, team In three third. Fourth Ward, third. fTimo 8.1 sec- 18 to the Cambridge the second; Ennls, Third ward, cornered race between Ox 6 feet. onds. !f 220-yar- d dash Halo, first; Dow, relay Distance. dnsh, boys 77, 1 ford, Cambridge and Pennsylvania i b. girls Howell, Third ward, second; time 23 ward, second; Prez, Second Ward, first; Lyles, Exhibition Games Broad Dow, first; Calkins, in England's first relay carnival tit first; Geukc, Fourth Third Sec- jump club this aftemoor. I Second ward, third. Dis- Ward, second; Carson, v J second; White, third; distance, 20 the Queen's 29 29 Mitchell ond Ward, third. Time 7.1 seconds, The Penn runners finished oniylen DAV tance, 5 'feet. 5 inches. feet, 11 Inches. ' dash, girls (By The Aaaoclntcd 440-yar- d yards ahead of Oxford. NG 60 Latin, First PrI.) dash Jones, first: pound girls Cox, First Whlko. Sec g. Rounds Rounds : ward, Ward, first: Washington, April 69 flat. ward, first; Townsend, First ond Third Clark, second; time, ' Otero, Third ward, third. Ward, second; George, Score; R. H. E. Shot put oreenlear. first; 5UlA second; " Ward, third. Time 10.2 seconds, St. 3 1 dis- rrrj Distance 5 feet, 9 inches. Louis (A) 10 Pearce, second; Calkins, third; dash, boys- - 3 7 4 70 pound girls Foster, I li st Washington (A; tance, 36 feet. ; MONDAY APRIL ; Treomo, Second Ward, first; Serva. Batteries: McQuil- Mile run Lewis, NIGHT, 10TH ward first; Nestbrook, Fourth Fourth Marquard, Horgan, first; ' Hecond Ward, second; Flshman, lan, and O'Neill; e, third. ward, second; Martin, First third. Time 7.1 sec Oeschger second; Stinnett, Distance 5 feet. 9 Ward, Zachary and Gharrity. 220 low hudlcs Harrington, ward, third. onds. first. i Inches. dash, girls , S. Discus throw Greenlenf, first; .m: 80 Cain, First Had-den- April pound girls Callardo, First Ward, first; Philadelphia, Pearce, second; Calkins, third. " ward, first; otero, Third ward, Fourth Ward, second; Vigil Score: R. H. F.. 1 Here's second; Ilockus. Third ward, third. First Ward, third. Time 7.4 seC' Philadelphia N) 2 5 a suggestion jj;ji Hall ' 0 Distance 6 feet, 6 inches. onds. Philadelphia (A) 15 0 Armory , 90 pound girls Ketherford, dash, boys Va Batteries: Hubbell and Henlino; Give him a membership First ward, first; Strand, Fourth lencia, Fourth Ward, first; Duffy, Naylor and Perkins. St. Louis, April 8. "Demon" Las 11 U. Score: R. II. E. Rivera, Vegas, At New York: Versus St. Louis (N) 9 1 Batteries: Shocker and Sever- - Rheumatism at 60 eid; Shcrdel and Alnsmlth. "Young" Sol, Pueblo, Colo. New Tork, April 8. Baseball began for New Tork this afternoon 15 Rounds Bantam Weights 15 Rounds 3. S. S. Thoroughly Rids tie Body ef when the Giants and he likes outdoors he will be Rheumatism Tankees, Impurities. returned to the city to play IP to join. Costs only their final exhibition games before $5.00 to join, pay little each Somebody's mother Is suffering in the YOUNG HERRERA vs. KID TENOR Tin scourge of rheumatism the opening of the regular season. week, get your motorcycle has wrecked her body; limping and The Yanks defeated Brooklyn at spring, pay tne balance as you Six Rounds suffering, bent forward, she sees but Ebbcts Field. 6 to J and the Giants BY NORMAX E. BROWN. rids. The Scout Is that sensible the common ground, but her aged I heart still belongs to the starsl Does downed the Chicago White Sox at ate was unkind. little motorcycle you've heard anybody care? 8. H. S. Is one of the the Polo Grounds by the tame That'a probably why Harry about Safe and noiseless, one known, and it score. a leatureu tne Lunte, once boosted Lee Fohl as greatest Kelly hitting by he'd like, and would like to YOUNG JIM FLYNN of helps build more blood cells. Its med- Giants-Whi- te Sox game. one of the best infietding prospects you Albuquerque icinal ingredients are purely vegeta- At Brooklyn; in the game of baseball, Is now to have him ride. Drop in and -- ble. It never stomach. .base-balllcal- VS.- disarranges the Score: R- - H. E. about to drop out of sight, ly see us. It is, in fact, a splendid tonic, a blood 10 0 maker, a blood enrlcher. It banishes Yankees speaking. rheumatism from lolnta. muscles and Brooklyn 7 3 The last time Lunte was before JIMMY JACKSON of the entire body, ft builds firm flesh. Batteries: Jones, Hoyt ana jje- - the publlo eye was when he was Albuquerque Louisville, Ky. It Is what somebody's mother Deeds Vormer; Ruether, Decatur and De-- included by the Cleveland Indians Six Rounds tonlghtl Mother, If you can not go berry, Taylor. in the deal with Sacramento . In Works yocxg sol, out to get a bottle of 8. 3. a yourself. 5 0 Novelty south- ' In Boston (N) which Walter Malls, husky Who will Box Main Surely somebody your family wilt ....2 M. w.- - inirhlo nantntn, Somebody, get a bottle of B. 8. 8. nowl Score: it. paw, was obtained by the Indians. Stmonson & Danlclson - Let somebody's mother begin to feel White Sox 3 9 0 Now Lunte. according to roporta, K"'$ TickeU on Sale at Ringling Bros. Cigar Now. Giants 5 8 1 has announced he doesn't care 821 South Second Street Stor; Joyful again tonight. Maybe, maybe that Armory, April It). i sou. BOUt 8 SOU m. BW tortsi yva win mother, It's your mother! 8. 8. 8. Is sold at Batteries: and to continue coast club. B70-- ' uoorj upen ai first at p. f'' I fl, Faber, Hodge ' with the Phono ITy?- I WSHSI y ifeMiaatlma all all drug stores. In two sixes. Thjs V. Barnes and Unless the Sacramento club ar . lt to mors (chalk; Douglas, '"Btft. It will bail rraBftfawl larger slse the economical. Smith. ranges to shift him to some other I. OUST April 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five

' girl carries in case she breaks with her sweetheart and has to go home 7 'Varsity English 'alone. Not Like Noah's In our display case we pie a girl squirrels her mad money otnan s in her stocking. are showing just the right Page (By Central Press.) Daily 8. agazine Evaneton, If old Noah size for and April you your Webster were to parade across WOMAN'S CLUB Northwestern campus here or at- child's PHOTOGRAPH 1ELEEI HOOTER'S HUSBAND tend a few of the varsity dances BEAUTY CHATS he'd have plenty of material for a CHARITY DAME new BY JANE PHELPS. unabridged. By Edna Kent Forbes. Flapperango Is the name of the EASTER MONDAY new jargon which is rapidly sup- JACK MEETS THK CLUB of them. Smart looking women, all planting the English of Noah's of them too Helen to IN HOTELS. an time. smart, for JIEMIIY-MF.ACHA- DIET. MENUS ire rub. until tho skin glows. Ho BY KOItA for train with, was his thought. Imi Witch hazel is another mild astrin- Flappers, plus jazz, plus prohibi- looked at clothes with new The next few weeks will very Is an CHAPTER. 12. their a ones Woman's A New York hotel trying gent. A powerful astringent Is tion, minus English equals flap- Dt'MUDOUA A stupid girl. of criticism. He would see activo for the club, I Is A All day ha pondered Howard feeling at the business experiment so Important that made from ono part white of egg perango as far as Northwestern m'G IIOPPEK parlor hound. how they dressed, If so much bet- it developed regular wish hotel in tho country to six Is concerned. Here are a few A man who never takes a Dunn's remark even while ho was meeting on Friday afternoon. Thy every parts water. This painted samples: young S3. ter that Helen did. Ho helped would follow Its example. It com- over tho skin and retained for 20 llOLlHOLY A man who i girl out, trying to convince a man it was his them with their wraps, and so was first thing on the list will tie the menu card to to sixth ball to be piles every day a special minutes while it contracts the necking. PRINCESS MARY' Any girl duty Insure himself lor the sake ablo to judge c. their outdoor gar- annual charity on which several different diets are pores. about to be married. of his if no other reason. ments as well as of their dresses. held at the armory, which has been WOT POO1 family, fir of listed. .Mrs. R If you send me n stamp- GOOF A fellow, a chump, a fish Howard, loo, had said Ueluu After the last one left, Helen donated for the night Monday, n of 17. The Masons If vou are on particular sort ed addressed envelope, I shall be or guy. looked "atunnlns." She must hava turned on him. , April very kindly from Klad diet A studious or in the use of their ball room diet if you are suffering any to mail you n chart as Dt'1'1") boy girl. THE f been well , dressed t'oi "If you were coming why offered unusually decid- special complaint, or if you have .there is not spaca to' publish such GOOFY To be in love with Howard to notice her so particu- didn't you change your clothes? It but the committee in charge i !! towards certain phys- a list of foods Dill." Ono of new hats and was bad to have them see ed that since 1,000 tickets (at a any tendency at this time. "I'm gnofv about larly, llio enough ical (roubles you will find tho right 1. T. A. After tho pores have WALL1E A goof with patent EMCEE STUDIO ureases sho had with her how wo live without seeing couple) were . to bo offered for bought poorly . foods selected hero for you. become distended, it takes a long leather hair. card winnings perhaps. you look so shabby." sale they wou:a require a larger A - To a small is a!l Diet No. 1 is for those suffering timo to get any permanent results DUMB KELT, (obsolete) per- his Btirpriso ho wrote "Rut Helen my suit space. In more brains. Grant Bldg. tne man whose knew I canu This ball is every year by from intestinal Irregularities. contracting them. Professional son with looks than policy for family right. They just given Diet No. 2 is for fat and im- JAMMED might bo left unenred for, from business." tho child welfare of people treatments will hasten this (post prohibition) The and department foods. can HOLAHOLY A Pie-eve- soused price Quality "It was time!" he said to himscU' "Dell Mcore's husband came in tho club, of which Mrs. Al Good- contains onlv thinning provement but you help your- girl who objects stewed, potted. as he walked to the office with the from business, too, ono afternoon. rich is chairman and Mrs. S. T. Diet No. is fur diabetes. self with this if you always close necking. THE CAT'S ANKLE Anything Are Right, Too. - and such troubles application. "Hopo ho passes! 1 But vou should have- seen hi Vann director. This year the pro- Hyperacidity the pores after bathlng.'by dashing NECKING Check to cheek that's all right. If he had are catered for bv Diet 4. cold water over the face and PIG'S KNUCKLE Same as cat's . uon't know where the money to live clothes! He looked as ceeds are to go toward paying off very dancing. on in from if he doesn't." just that moment come from thj of on the day Diet No. 5 Is for colitis, malnu- throat. MAD MONEY Money that a ankle. coming beauti- a mortgage $3,000 and He Interviewed others during the tailors, his clothes were so nursery building. The White trition, underweight people but he was not and See how your trous- with an or- convalescents. Being of simple, day, convincing, fully pressed. Lightning Syncopaters foods he accomplished nothing. It wan ers bag at the knees.". chestra of five pieces will furnish easilv digestible, nourishing a after ti when ho let Onlv too well did Jack Hunter this 'is also particularly recom- only little too tho music. Mrs. Inez Westlake, himself In the hall door, and quietly know "his trousers bagged. Only assisted a committee, will sup- mended for children. not af- by arterlo-sclero-si- made his way into the kitchen. The well did he know ho could free lunch the Diet No. 6 Is for But Helen should ply throughout blood kid- dining room table was littered with ford others. that evening. high pressure, faulty dishes. He would clear It off as be ashamed of him it hurt! will bo tho officers neys, or for those of advanced age I The hostesses angina-pectori- s. noiselessly as ho could, then when "Shall we have dinner? of Woman's club and Mrs. J. K. or for those who hava women to the room betoro I tho he heard the stirring cleared dining Cox, wife of the president of the leave, ho would go In and. meet came in." nur- Diet No. 7 Is for those suffering we'll have to eat up board of directors of the day neuritis. them. "I suppose The ball will bo entirely in- from rheuniutism, gout or On the kitchen table were plat- - what Is left," ungraciously Helen sery. Each menu varies with every him Into formal and will be an opportunity ters f cold meat, croquettes, salad returned, as she followed danc- meal, and each is scientifically ' was for nil to enjoy an evening's and dishes partly filled with melted the kitchen. She naturally best compiled by a diet specialist, It the Ice was so she the cold ing on a superb floor with the cream. The cotfeo pot dainty, arranged of music and at tho samo tlmo be guest knows the number of the half full and he put it on the stove, meat, the salad and other thing class he falls under all he need do sat down oppo- to a worthy cause. 352-1- and when it was hot, gulped down appetlzingly; then contributing second is whisper to tho waiter that e Phone 09 North First a site Jack and poured his coffee. On Friday, April 21. tho cupful. of the state federation of wants diet number so and so. Ho had the dining room about '.'You played in bad luck today, district cleared when he heard a consid- didn't you?" .Tack remarked, "I clubs will meet in Albuquerque women and state officers and club Bowie After massaging the chin erable stir, lie washed his hands, heard one of the say you many a treatment can be used to ran his his thick couldn't expect to win nil the time." women will bo in attendance. The simple fingers through ha'5 Woman's club close tho pores and harden the hair, then opened tho door into the "Yes I lost! If Natalie delegates from the ns should I wouldn't are Mesdames Al Goodrich, C. C. skin. This may be done by dash- living room upon a bevy of women, played she cold water over the chin and nil at once. How- have. But she played a miserable Meacham, A. Gusdorf and P. K. ing DRESSES seemingly talking and down score." Scheck. A luncheon for the vis- neck, followed up by gentle fric- ever lie heard: game dragged my tion from a coarse or Just assortment of dresses in the newest "You can't expect to be lucky all "How much did you lose?" itors will be given by tho Woman's towel, Large styles. the time, Helen! It isn't polite to "About $20." club on Friday noon at tho Alva-rad- o. All popular patterns and designs. Materials of win in own house, anyway." "Well, you have won a good deal The sessions of the meeting your so silk, Canton crepe and other popular materials. He glanced quickly at Helen. Her more than that, so don't feel will be held at tho club building NAVY AND GRAY cheeks were flushed, her eyes an- cross witli yourself for losing. Did and all members are expected to All sizes. Priced from gry. Yet she smiled and Joked you pay up?" be on hand. MAKES THIS SUIT about her losses for a moment be- "Yes. But I had to tako every Tho next thing on the program fore she saw Jack. cent you gave me for house ex- of activities is tho "Old Times OF UNUSUAL CUT $9.90 to $14.95 "Come in, dear." she said sweet- - penses to do it. I haven't a nickel Concert" to be given on May 5 in ly, but in a tone he had learned to to my name. The kitty won't pay the high school auditorium which drend. Ho had not thought he for half the stuff I got at the deli- has been donated for that night. LADIES' SUITS might displease her by appearing catessen. They all said I had Mrs. K. A. Bradford, chairman of A wonderful line of suits for ladies in the newest at her party. the best tea of the season. But tho music department, has tbo con- T was , "Ladies, my husband," then by even if they did flatter me, cert in charge, which Insures its spring creations. Novelties and blue serges. Reg- name she presented htm to each of mortified to d"atl. that I didn't artistic success. The proceeds arc ular and extra sizes. them. have a maid. I'll have ono before to be used toward defraying the Q"f ! QR Jack apologized for Intruding, nt I ever entertain them again!" she expense of tho entertainment of Priced from V UP the same time taking keen regard finished with determination. tho state federation of the wom- en's clubs of the state, which will LADIES' UNDERWEAR LADIES' HOSIERY be held in Albuquerque sometime Full assortment of shades in tho fall. The Kiwanis and Ifo-tar- y line in silk mus- Spring's newest crea- Full and and sizes in Silk, Cotton f clubs and the Chamber of EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING Commerce, with the Woman's lin at exceptionally low and Lisle. tions are to be found club and Tuesday club are joint Priced from 2uo tot hosts In this meeting. prices. here in a as- By LAURA A. KIBKMAN. Delicious refreshments and cof- large fee wero served duriii!? the social ... . . sortment. These hats I' -- s hour which followed tho business LADIES' SWEATERS - SOME HARE KEC1PES YOU Then pour tho cup of cold milk session, by Mesdames M. A. Hien- Beautiful assortment of ladies' are sure to please. SHOl'U) HAVE. over all and do not Btir. Bake very nan, Homer Ward and P. K. sweaters from UP slowly for about two hours. Serve Scheck. There will be no meeting priced Priced unusually low A splendid housekeeper I know with cream or simply plain. This of the club on next Friday, (Good don't fail to see lias follow- is very delicious. Friday) and the following Friday generously copied the the child welfare program will be HOUSEHOLD them. from her stock of rare old Filled Cookies: Cream together GOODS ing 1 cup of granulated sugar and carried out in addition to the Priced so that Column Head- 1- Don't fail to see our line of Lace Pillow recipes, my -2 of Add tho work of the district meeting. Curtains, QQ ers them: cup shortening. from.-WWal- IQ may have 1 1- of sweet Towels others. Real UP Cake: Whites of three yolk of egg, cup Slips, Spreads, and bargains Canary 3 1- of mixed 1 1- milk, cups flour CHARTER MEMBERS OF are to be found at this store. eggs, cup granulated sugar, and sifted with 1 of bak- 1- sweet teaspoon It cup butter, cup milk, 1 of vanilla, WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE 2 1 ing powder, teaspoon teaspoon n e. teaspoon soda, and fold in the stiffly-beate- cream of tartar, 1 2 cups of Roll out rather thin and MEET IN FORTNIGHT flour and 1 teaspoon lemon ex- cutter. two tract. Cream thd butter and cut with a cookie Put : sugar of these uncooked discs In The inter-part- y League of Wom- if ' SHOE together "' IS DEPARTMENT add the then the together, milk, the greased baking pan with the en Voters organized In Albuquer- ri flour which has been mixed and cream following filling between them. que last week by Mrs. Winfield sifted with the soda and of Cook in a sauce- is tak- add the lemon extract, and Filling: together Smith, national organizer, : FOR WOMEN tartar, 1 of seedless even be- ; fold In tho stiffly-whippe- d pan cup chopped ing on form and power ; last 2 of su- the with raisins, cup granulated fore tho organization is fairly 1 AND CHILDREN Line pan of and 1 tea- For Men water it come gar, cup launched. Tho constitution for One Leather. greased paper, having up spoon of flour. Stir constantly tid strap Patent over tho top of tho pan. Bake tho tho local chapter, the same i I I Complete stock of men's Spanish heel, with fawn back (Q 45 moder- thick.' work Odr.tO loaf about minutes in a Dew Scald adopted throughout tho nation pants $1.98 rr cross without Mountain Pudding: is Patent strap, (pP i ate oven, then, removing 1 to the where this league unifying Overalls and Vnlomills 0 the caka from the on pint of sweet milk. Add at Unusually Spanish heel t&O.iO pan, spread milk 1 tablespoon of butter, and women's interests and activities, Low Prices. top of the hot cake the following Is has been adopted by the officers Patent, Baby Louis, (1Q Yellow for Ca- when the butter melted, pour : QQ frosting: Frosting tho milk over either 3 large, or 4 and will be ratified when the three buckle 2)i57C7 nary Cake: Stir Into the yolks of initial meet- Hlack ono 3 15 confec- small, split unsweetened crackers. chapter holds tho Kid, strap, CJl eggs tablespoons of 2 and ! 2 Now beat the yolks of eggs ing. 1 Baby Louis heel I O tioners sugar and flavor with 1- of - ; of vanilla and 3 or 4 add to them cup granulat- This first meeting of charter P.rown Kid, one teaspoon ed and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. strap, QA QQ drops of almond extract. sugar members' department chairmen, military heel iMWO Add this mixture to the cracker of tho executive Barbara's Salad Drowning: 1 des- and officers and Ulack Kid 1 mixture and turn all Into a baking will be held in about a lirown sert spoon of graniuutcd sugar, board heel (jQ QQ 1 dish. Bake In a quick oven for a date and to Oxford, military DUJO tablespoon1 of flour, teaspoon lf fortnight, at place one-ha- hour, then spread over local Patent and Kid, ono strap, each of salt and mustard, a pinch a mado of be announced by the presi- By KLOISE. Q) QQ of black pepper; mix these Ingredi- the pudding meringue Mrs. J. O. Gould. At this flat heel tDd,JO two egg-whit- dent, Here Is ents the beaten stiff, a (springtime fashion de- in and fT thoroughly and Put 2 the list of Mury Jane Slippers Patent together with cup of sugar added to meeting department signed by an American which has them lu the top of a double boiler, Into tho heads will be 'completed and an- Kid. All sizes. From $l.."i to.. tDi.'ttl them; slip the dish back all of the effects one A over rapidly boiling water, thci oven for to brown. nounced. bizarre usually lirowing Girls' Brown and f add 2 well-beate- n the meringuo (JQ eggs and stir (To heads and finds only in Paris creations. It is Black Oxfords tDO.'it) well. these add 4 vary this pudding either Officers, department After are hot, or chocolate be of executive the type of suit which might have Children's Oxfords, A p of and cook until n9 may aded.) members the bqard sluing &cy cup vinegar This will be found a pud- been Inst season or may in thick as custard. Then add 8 popular who have accepted appointments designed heel, patent ty.riO ding on the home table. are the following local women be worn next season or the one of salad oil and beat after. is of er and It one, those exclusive with an egg-beat- (off the flrej representing the republican HEAD democratic and the labor designs which nro never out of FOR MEN until well mixed. F. E. W. SCHOOL parties fashion because are never re- 5 ta- J. O. they Brogue Concord Indian Pudding: union interests. Mrs. Gould, ally in. It is also one of those suits jC "minute 4 HERE IN HOSPITAL Mrs. N. J. Oxford DyJ,UO blespoons tapioca," president; Strumqulst, which should find a place only In tablespoons of cornmeal, 3 Jr., vice president and chairman the wardrobe of the woman who fen's Hats and Caps Black Kid, straight &A QT tablespoons of butter, 4 cup of Miss Mable Ann Smith, who came of Mrs. II. ,T. Strong, has of costume. last Oxford tDtOO 4 from Iowa to of the publicity; many changes molasses, cups scalded sweet take charge vice and chair- , The uses of this suit are many, of high grade quality, In all styles and Brown Calf Knglish (JJ4 QQ 1 Frances K. Wlllard School In Santa secondt president milk, cup cold sweet milk, a man 'of finance; Mrs. Dudley although It is on extreme style. It sizes. From Oxford of 1 of Fe, is 111' and has come to the tD.iaA pinch salt, cup seedless secretary; Mrs. Mike may bo worn at the races, in town Brown and black Kid and OA Q raisins, and 1 cup of apple cut Methodist sanatorium in this ,city Snyder, S-.- to Miss Smith cared Mandell, treasurer: Mrs. Max shopping, on the boulevards of an 98c to $2.98 Calf, straight last high shoo... up Into small pieces (the apple recuperate. afternoon or for informal lunch- Black Kangaroo, im-- were Nordhaus. Mrs.- Florence Poyas straight QC OQ may be left out, but It is an i for several "flu" pationts who eons at tho clubs or restaurants Complete assortment of Inst shoe Pour the scalded 111 at the same time in the school Johnston. Mrs. W. IT. Selvert, dQ QQ High U."0 provement). The skirt, which is cut on circular good grade men's hats fromd)0.0 UP Black Kangaroo English & A A Z milk over the cornmeal and tapi-- i and is herself slev Mra. T. G. Winfrey. Mrs. C. C. is of broadcloth. Th Q and Wilker-so- lines, gray high shoo oca, and cook these Ingredients In The students of the school Meachein, Mrs. Tftomnn coat is made of tDtiO other teachers gave a sur- navy blue sergi i the top of a double boiler, over happy Mrs. Herbert Galles and crossed diagonally by gray stripes ten min- prise party in honor of Miss Smith MEN'S briskly boiling water, for last Miss Franklc Miss Ilda Sganzinl. which match tlio skirt. CLOTHING utes. Add the butter, salt, rals- - Monday evening. BOYS' CLOTHING MUX'S SUITS molasses Peter, of Clovls. an assistant teach- Ins, and apple, mix well er, has been ulaced in chares of Real value In our largo variety of men's . and turn this Into a dish. - baking the F, E. W. school by the school Full assortment of boy's knlckerbocker suits. Popular colors and (p- A QQ Doara. suits. Ono and two pairs of newest styles. Priced from5 JLt:0 UP Miss of the Col- pants. Hoc Our Stock IJcforo Mary Stephens, Wools and worsteds in Buying. fax county schools, has been en- all colors and Blue Serge, suits in new Spring i DANDERINE gaged to teach In the K. W. styles. Prices range styles. Wonderful values. (PO1 OCT school and will arrive In May to from $4.98 to .. $18.50 to assume $9.98 3)i4:.70 duties for the summer. WW' t - We have on hand a complete assortment The girls of the school have Regular line of boys' knickers. Good of men's trousers. i Stops Hair . Shipment Just arrived. Coming Out; been offered two saddle ponies by grade and will give complete All shades and all sizes. - Hon. B. F. to use this 08c to iQ Regu- fJJ? QQ Beautifies. Pankoy satisfaction; &L,UO Jars and extras. From $3.."() to ft Thickens, summer. With the games of base- For Your Easter Gifts DO.t0 ball and croquet 'they are having wholesome outdoor recreation. Bibles MEN'S UNDERWEAR ' SHIRTS Men's Summer Underwear from LAS CRUCES PLANS A King James' Version, Amer- - 75c Up. ' Complete assortment of men's dress shirts. PAVILION SANATORIUM ican Standard, Scofield Bi- bles, Oxford Bibles, Catho- This stock consists of the most popular HOSIERY colors. (Sprlal Oorrenponilfiir to The Joiirml lic Bibles. Silks, Pongees and Madras. These Complete assortment of men's hosiery. Las Cruoes, N. M., April 8. C. shirts are sure to please. Cotton, Lisle and Silk. QQ V. Knight, president of tho Ln Silk Shirts, $1.48 to $3.98 Priced from 10c to...' - tOC Cruces Chamber of Commerce Prayer Books announced today that a pavilion Episcopal Prayer Books and sanatorium for the treatment of Hymnals tuberculosis will be established Catholic Books and here at once. Mrs. L. M. Rodgers, Prayer . Rosaries. until recently at the head of a tu- REMEMBER bercular sanatorium at Tucson. Engraved Easter Greeting Cards Ariz., will have charge. Post The Prim place, which Is within Easter Cards YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER AT a mile of the business center, haj Sunshine re- Scatter With an Easter been leased, and the work of ' modeling and equipping tho build- Greeting. ing will begin next week under the direction of the chamber's hospital-sana- torium committee, headed by Fred S. Hess. "It Is probable that a general In con- KAHLN hospital will be operated ts buys a bottle of "Dan-r.derln- nection with the sanatorium," Mr. TORE at any 'drug, store. Afiei Hes said. "If this plan Is carried - Best Place." Sons application of this- delightful out, the hospital will be separate "Albuquerque's Shopping tonlo vou cannot find a narti. le from the sanatorium. Mrs. Rodg Iof dandruff or a falling hnir. Be- - ers has equipment to tako care of 109 North First Street. Phone 352. Jsides, every hair showe new life, CO to 75 patients." r "i'vlgor. brightness, more color and agunaauso, Journal Want Adi bring results, Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 'April 9. 1922

l-- U. S. ENVOY TO GERMANY PLEADS FOR iniiiiirhHiiin'ini lii.ii- - .f....--.- . ,-f-. -l VICTORIES FOR I REGLAMATIO IMS PEACE AND AMITY AS HE GOES TO BERLIN Theaters Today j ft

...i - T.ia All-Kt- Veat 13 CLAIMED company presents "The Man IN IIS INFANCY MINERS ures ..,...... film nrnduction; HUnier,.,. tt b'"" o ; also showing another episode BY HEADS a reel or two of "Current Kvents AT THE LADIES' SPECIALTY SHOP SAYS pictures. a Oil liVrio x ileum r "iwvflo""' T.. II the Vivian popular presents- .'Paninn Mv French," a 1 Bill Inroads Being Made Into far"ce adopted from "Polly One of the Authors of a comedy, ChiHls in tho Pantry," by Edward lh Penn- rt com- Dresses . Pending in the West Virginia, also a two-pa- Goafs, Suits, Wraps, Gapes Congress Carpenter; Chickens," featur Urges That Land Now sylvania and Eastern edy, "Country ing wuiM Tho well- - Assert. . Idle Be Made Productive. KentuckyFields, lUHiuiiv favorite.- known surti $6.95, $9.75, $12.75, 518.75, and $22.75 will seen today in. - (By The Associated Tress.) Doris ay. Washington, April 8. Relation . fit- New April 8. Officials of "Boy urazy, 'i' ox of wpstcrn rprlam.itlon to the In- i York, also the interesting "! the United Mine Workers at strike edy; of THIS WEEK WE OFFER dustries nf the east and other continued News" pictures, arid a comedy headquarters here today Rea'dy-to-Wea- r, widespread phases of the develop- to claim victories for the miners in two reeis. Exclusive Millinery and Footwear at incom-- , ment of arid nnd swamp lands the non-unio- n bituminous coal TITLE "BOY CRAZY" IS j. Nowhere were discussed at a dinner given fields of West Virginia, Pennsyl- M.WS COMEni parably low prices. can you find a assortment Ue- - eastern OK DOK1S larger tonlprht by the Western States vania and Kentucky. AT 1'ASTl.M.K XUMi non-unio- n mines arc NOW select will , elamation association. Additional to from, nor you find as low for the class of and tho prices .Members of congress, govern- being closed, they asserted, her last two uproarious ment officials and representatives number of unorganized workers Following if merchandise we offer. You may look elsewhere, then come , of commereo attended but there who have Joined the strikers has Doris Ex- and "Eden and Return, was no formal speech making. passed the 50 per cent mark. make her appearance here and you will be convinced that we save of in the for occasional arrests for al- May will you many " Inclusion drainage cept on the screen of the Pastlm; t Smith-McNar- re- - "intimidation' union leaders, again y bill recently leged in her t, dollars. ; was said no violence had been reporteu theater today nrirted to congress widely H-- This C farce, "Boy Crazy." pro. 1 discussed. J. Addison Smith, one in any of the contested districts. to advance criti- You can a S i k' - S a t i n of non-unio- n mer duction, according get Dress for $6.95. In The number laugh-provoki- of the authors of the bill, a and Eliza- even excels its called attention to the Alanson B. Houghton and his two daughters, Matilda, left, who have Joined with the strikers cisms, statement in- In point of comic Wool Dresses at $6.75; Knit dress- that reclamation is still In beth, photographed just before the Houghton family sailed. was placed at "over 75,000 and predecessors Jersey Crepe Cape effect fact It is estimated results. Miss May is at her besi i its infancy, yet the efforts bo far creasing steadily." ap- es Restoration of real peace and amity with the German people Is of 140,000 non-unio- n and a superb cast of comedians for $12.75; all wool Velour capes at $10.00 and $12.00; wool have resulted in producing food that a total di- by Alanson 6. Houghton, new U. S. ambassador to Germany, who men were employed In the industry pears In her support. Written rvalues of 1150,000,000 annually. urged rect for the screen and Tweed $11.95; coats at silk "The reclamation projects tend now en route to Germany with his family to assume his diplomatic prior to the strike. especially Suits, Jersey Sport $3.95; pure hose in Fay-et- for Miss May by Beatrice Van, anu to produce prosperity and relievo duties. "I do not believe in the moral or spiritual or even the economic "The stoppage of work where 2!, 000 non-unio- n directed by Win. A. Seifer, "Boy at $1.00; full fashioned Silkraf t hose at new unemployment throughout the value of hate," he asserted in his farewell address at New York before county, in $1.98; slipover - men are alona reduces the Crazy" sets a high standard entire country." Mr. Smith's stnto- his Mrs. Houghton und their two daughters accompanied idle, a fur-- departure. of soft ccal by every respect. It depicts story wool sweaters, all colors, $3.69; new sailor Silk' ment continued. "The data the ambassador abroad. weekly production sub-de- b hats, $2.69; or one-thir- d of the about a charming little nished by many western towns i 1,200,000 tons, non-unio- n (Miss May), who shows marked else in almost wholly supported by re- total normal production," I Jersey Petticoats, $2.85, and everything our entire stock' n(ri .Tnlm I,. Lewis, international commercial ability when she trans- claimed lands prove conclusively fashioned Un Un i a WRECK OF STEAMSHIP of the mine workers, forms her father's old I to enable fill ' n,nnnnntl.lftM rf h president mod- priced accordingly you to your Easter wants for non-unio- n store into an - of each dry goods ultra ' . . , east find the best possible mar- SEEN BY FREIGHTER Answers to Questions. The closing ern for men's This 3 v ket In the reclaimed districts. mine brings the national bitumin- shop apparel. much less. ous fuel which Mr. Lewis she does to meet the competition of ; Clothing manufactured in the famine, a dressmaker" comes to 14 states Sail Calif., April 8. The will hit the with- "he who New England and Atlantic Diego. can the an- predicts, country their small village from the hia wreck of a lnrue unidentified (Any reader get in six weeks "Just that much ' (it and annually shipped to the irri- eitv and threatens to wreck hef districts of the west is steamship was sighted yesterday swer to any question by writln3 nearer," he said today. According gated Infor- non-uni- business. Is no eno in value than the auto- afternoon off the Lower California The Albuquer'jue Journal to his figures, mines now father's There greater J. Has-hl- of natured fun The Ladies' mobiles marketed in those sec- coast, about 300 miles from .San mation Bureau, Fredoric In operation will he able to supply good throughout, O. one-fnur- vein on cus- Specialty D. with a choice of satire Shop tions. Diego, Calif., hy the freighter Director. Washington, less than of the weekly to a mes- This offer applies strictly to in- consumption when the toms and modes of the day. Amon 518 "The United States with Its according radio present those who in of West Central The Last Store on Main Street. million acres of arid lands sage sent to Eleventh naval district formation. The Bureau canno; tons In reserve is exhausted apper. support twenty advice on medical, and KtnttBtieinns emnloved bv the Miss May is Harry Myers, who fur- In the west, its 80,000,000 acres headquarters today. give legal, 'MPMIii.iiiisjs.iiiuijli.i liiwmw.ii.uj);jjiiis men here were at a loss financial matters. It does not at- anthracite operators today wen nished many a laugh as the lead in f.lmtFfW'.jyfJi.M"'P (.'.WglffilU'iiil of swamp land, mainly in the Shipping "A Connecticut Yankee in Kine middle lower At- to account for such a dere- - tempt to settle domestic 'troubles, putting in shape the data they wil; northern west, large re- Court." lantic and gulf states, could with H no fh.t .nri'tnrt hv tho Vfmnn. nor to undertake exhaustive begin to submit Tuesday, when the Arthur's assistance In financ- set. The steamer Haven was. search on any subject. Write your miners and operators governmental fair on SFF.CTAT, FASTF.U ing, reclaim larger areas, within wrecked off the west Mexican coast question plainly and briefly. Give wage contract negotiations next 20 weeks at times full name and uddress and enclose will meet in a conference here on ATTR ACTtOV CmfTXG the years than any other several ago and TO CRYSTAL THEATER country in the world. These lands since then the bulk has been re- two cents In stamps for return t"rms of a possible settlement of the ; when acre acre, but it was not be- postage. All replies are sent direct hard coal strike. reclaimed, by ported afloat, A treat for the lovers of the will be richest land of .our lieved here the Fair Haven to the Inquirer.) Mr. Lewis left for Indianapolis the that confer to- nf this cltv n week's could have drifted so far north. tonight where he will drama opens .country." 15. morrow encasement nt the opera PREST-O-LITE'- Q. What Is a llmeqiint? I,. I. with the organization Crystal S A. Tho limequat is a cross be- chiefs from the strike areas. heuse Faster Sunday, April 18. with tween West India lime and the matinee nnd night performances. Is The Ferris Taylor Stock company kumquat orange. It very much enter- 11m- and DIRECTORS NOMINATED of twelve people will be the like the in quality flavor, a. of and has the hardiness of the kum-(iia- t. tainers, presenting repertoire A Former BY CRUCES C. OF C. high-clns- s Hospital Physician The lime is sensitive to cold LAS plays, Interspersed with vaudeville between acts. This Double to Car Owners to a degree that makes the produc- come to the Message Says: "This is mv favorite pre- tion of the fruit uncertain in Flor- (Hpeelal Torresponrtenes to The .luurnnt.) company will city ida. Las Cruces, N. M., April 8. To highly praised from Washington NER- Prest-O-Plate- scription for WEAK, THIN, constitute the regular ticket at the Oregon. California and Arizona Here is a two-fiste- d offer to hardness and s When did the first Ameri- dur- battery porosity. RUN-DOW- y. annual election of directors of the towns, where they have played VOUS, N FOLKS." It cans ntUMiipt to find the Nurth Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce, ing tho past year. the owners and drivers of automobiles: have both. V. V. V. Prest-O-Lite- Pole? called for 1, the nomlnatlnu 's 1922 The Great-t- it This explains their depend- often increases Strength, Energy A. The American expedi- May prices, ready first committee of that organization has Values: able reserve in zero and and on tion for Arctic exploration Ixft members as fol- Frank M. Ilayner, George M. Battery power biting Vigor, helps put good elected fourteen non-bucklin- Philadelphia on November 4, 1753. lows: Clark. Numa C. Freneer, Sam F Prest-Q-Plate- s, the greatest advance weather, and their g, firm flesh in two weeks' time. heat-resistin- Q. Was Pope Plus XI crowned Percy W. Barker, A. I. Kelso, L. Benn and B. Frank Welsenhorn. in g strength in summer. What does the battery making. with tho triple crown? K. Freudenthnl. Pr. O. H. Brown, Under regulation governing Prest-O-Lit- e inde- Either one singles out Experts say that they are the world's tho inscription on It menu? J,.W. Iv. n. ,T, Smith, Rev IT. J. Recmtsma. the Chamber nf Commerce, A. XI was crowned candidates be nomi- from other batteries. Combined best and this is the same "The the Medical Research orous, both physically and mentally. Pope Pius N. M. Smith, J. T. Walker, George pendent may they battery plate, reportof with the cro.vn. The words W. O. C. F. nated on petition of 25 or more Prest-O-Lit- e is Committee shows that if your food By helping to create millions of new triple Frentrer, Manasse. make it a battery value without a rival as saying that the inscribed on it, "Vicarius Kllll Dei," Knight, Charles Hill nnd Fred P. members In good standing. lacks one single mysterious food red blood cells, Nuxated Iron taken "The Vicar of the Son of world's best battery. factor called not after meals increases meaning Hew and Col. J. C. Waterman. Vitamines, you only unquestionably God." The seven men receiving the ORTEGA KNOCKED OUT. For the life of a battery is in the become emaciated, under-nourishe- the of totransf ormlife-lcs- s power thebody Q. Is n bulge or rldgc a sign of largest number of votes will bo the St. Paul, Minn., April 8. Money-Savin- g You never need a new bat- nervous and all-i- n but actu- food matter into flesh, ' Figures plates. you may living cells, oil? P. M. J. Incoming directors. Directors "Phantom" Mike Gibbons, of St. until the in old go ally develop serious disease. In all muscle and tissue, and Vitamines A. A bulge or ridgo is no Indi- whose terms of office expire this Pcul, knocked out Battling Ortega tery plates your such cases I the taken before meals mix with a six In bad. As as have live plates, suggest following: your cation of oil except where such spring are the last named and of Portland, Ore., the first Prest-O-Lit- e long you five-gra- in ten-rou- Batteries the Take two Genuine Yeast feature Is due to arching or bow- M. Tt. Stevens, retiring on nccount round of a scheduled represent you have a battery. Vitamine Tablets before meals, and suostance. ing up of the rock strata. Com- of other business. The holdover bout here tonight. Ortega did not greatest value in years. Consider that five-grai- n You now'obt&in M. land solid while Gibbons Prest-O-Lit- two Nuxated Iron Tablets may ffenain Yeut Vitamine monly, rldgeB or hills are due to directors are: John Rnwman, a blow, you can a regular e Tablets, mad from of Dr. counted at will. buy after meals." By the use of this simple the original formula the degrading action of strear.is Robert P. Porter, W. II. Broaddus, for makes of cars Guaranteed home prescription, people who have Catrinoftha Facultyof Medicineof Paria.from whose courses may or may not be Battery popular light Doubly been suffering in some cases even for any good drureiat. The principal inaredienti determined by the way the rocks for $19.90 (trade-i- n price). often of these tablets are the direct result of years of are tilted. Here are other values: years, quickly gain surprising scientific study and research by able physicians outstanding Prest-O-Lit- e and on Q. Is it truo that the weasel Is n And every of a strength energy, put good firm and chemists, and they must not be confounded $24.50 (trade-i- price) for a type part flesh, wonderfully round out face and with Vitamine tablets mixed useful to the fanner? If so, in is worthy, in material and largely whnt II. E. serving Battery figure, and become more alert and vig with druffs. way? of Prest-O-Plate- s. A. Weasels live almost entirely BUICK MAXWELL CHANDLER workmanship, on live animals which are pests to OAKLAND HUDSON ESSEX That is why 87 leading manufac- To prove to yon the superiority of them the farmers. Mice, ground squir- Prest-O-Lit- e as Genuine Yeut Vitamines, and unadul- 12-vo- n turers specify original pure rels, rabbits, and are lt at $32.30 (trade-i- price) terated, over Vitamine tablets mixer) with chipmunks type equipment, and "the list is growing.'! will a REGU- favorite food. serves drufrs, your drufTRist Rive yoo that Prest-O-Lit- e LAR DOLLAR PACKAGE ABSOLUTELY Whcro Is the Battle of Flow- Every is backed by (). MAXWELL DODGE FRANKLIN FREE with of a bottle of Nux- ers held? 1. Ij. IP Prest-O-Lit- e your purchase F, the regular guaranty, a ated Iron tablets, and if you do not obtain all A. While battles of flowers are There are similar reductions on definite a that and even greater bene6ta than yoo expect from held in connection with car- obligation, plus spirit many Prest-O-Lit- e Prest-O-Li- te r, and Free their use the manufacturers will promptly re nivals, Villefranche sur-Me- the every Battery, says the car owner must be pleased. fund your money. great French Mediterranean win- builds a correct type of IMPORTANT We recommend tbat yon do not take Vitamines unless you wish your weight ter resort, has an event known as tery for every make of motor car and increased if wish mental recom- the Eattle of Flowers. PREST-O'LlT- yra merely greater strength, energy, physical and vijjor, we truck. Use E Service mend that too take Noxatad Ixaa oair.- - Q. What Is the name, of the "little grandmother of tlio Rus- We're All the Usual sian revolution," nnd how old Is Ready With ' With Prest-O-Plate- s . is our as of Presf- -' she? U. II. Novelties And Yes, It business, part A. Mmo. Breshkovskla, who Is and Toys, Many 1, Service, the oldest organized known as the "little grandmother Ones. service to motorists, to out this of tho lsussian revolution," is now New carry , These not models. 82 years old. are special They spirit; and to see that you get every bit Also attractive Easter Cards, Place Cards, Prest-O-Lite- Q. What Is the heating value Nut Etc. are top-quali- ty s, with the of life out of a Prest-O-Lit- e Battery. of wood ns compared to coal? N. L. Crepe Paper, Paper Napkins, Cups, famous Prest-O-Plate- s. no matter what A. When wood is But, battery you thoroughly Prest-O-Plate- s are as different air dried 4,500 pounds of hickory from have, use our Service Station. You will or hard maple is equal to 1,800 ordinary battery plates as gold is from find our experts ready to help you pro- pounds of coal; 3,850 pounds of combine unusual hard- the life of No ona white o gilt. They long your battery. oak, 1,540 pounds coal; with a None here will tell that need a new 3,250 pounds of beech, red and MATSON'Q ness peculiar porosity. you you black oak, 1,300 pounds of coal: 206 West Central. of the old plate compromise between battery until you do, Come around today. 2,350 pounds of poplar, chestnut and elm, 840 pounds of coal; 2,000 Headquarters for Easter Novelties. pounds average pine, 800 pounds of coal. The number of pounds of MORROW AUTO COtiPAH wood named refers to the weight of those woods per cord. . DISTRIBUTORS Q. Where arc tho pictured rocks? C. V. S. 313-31- 5 West Silver. Albuquerque, N. M. A. A series of sandstone cliffs, 800 feet high, stretching along the shore of Lake Superior for about five miles are given the name "Pictured Rocks." They are about 45 miles east of Marquette. THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTORISTS Q. How old is tho I'nlvcrslty of m Geneva? 8. G. A. The University of Geneva (Switzerland) was founded by John Calvin in 1559. in Q. How did tho term "cereals" Have You Seen the New Styles for wheat, barley, etc., originate? I. m. e. A. This term Is derived from SPRING CLOTHES Cerez, the Goddess of Agriculture. For Men and Young Men? BARRED MILTON FROM Pull up wher Our showing of new styles for eprins; is sure to interest COAST RACES you sea thJtaljrn any man who desires to be really well dressed at mod- PACIFIC erate cost. Every new model in Spring Suits is here D" THE TAUPERT OFTTCAL CO. an- Th Asaorlife.1 rrroO ft w also every new fabric and pattern in all the fashionable (By " 8. nounce of their t colorings. Fresno, Calif., April Tommy the opening eye Milton, national champion auto- examination and the com- This Season Tweeds Predominate mobile driver, has been barred room, from all races on the Pacific coas. of their lens When see this distinctive collection of men's better a received pletion grinding you ' according to telegram euits you' will more thoroughly appreciate the remark- - by Manager R. E. Patterson of th, shop. able values we offer you. Fresno Speedway association frou William fjchlmpff. chairman of the ' & on ft Your examined. 1 There la always a savins; at Meyer Meyer account national contest board of the A. A eyes thoroughly of our motto, quick sales and small profits. A. in New York. said In his message All lenses in own K Schlmpff ground our shop. 7 Get Ready for Easter that Milton had been disqualified because he demanded a bonus for entering a Fresno race and because 1f Broken lenses correctly duplicated of alleged false representations In etc., for all advertising. Frames, Goggles, purposes. Headquarters for Prest-O-Lite- 's special battery radio purposes Los Angelea, Calif., April 8. jt Tommy Milton, national champion automobile racer, said he was "tre- mendously surprised" when he was Co. Informed at hla home here of the Taupert Optical action of William Schlmpff, chair- man of the national contest board of the A. A. A., In notifying Fresno 305 West Central. Phone 588 race men that Milton had been mmmmBsmmsmmi 114 WEST CENTRAL barred from Paclfio coast races. and Certain Results the Journal Ad "It seems to me that It would For Quick try Want Columns. J behoove the contest board to no- tify me," Milton said, "as I am one mJk of the most interested parties." 9, 1922. April ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Paare Seven.

LAIR OF U. WEEK IS school children and industrial STAGE KIM POLICE NUB workers." ESrU OBSERVED BY KIWANIS Tlie movement Is said to be large- Ask for True 'HOGCH' MAKER ly the result of revelutions made by Fruit Brand OLD DOC BIRO II CLUB ATCARB0N CITY Herbert Hoover's committee on elimination of waste Industry con- ICECREAM DRIVER HELD UP IS UNCOVERED to ducted the American en- MEN ALLEGED TO (Spcclnl Correspondence Tbo ournnl.; through TUTTI PRCITTI, .STRWVItKKKY. VANILLA 8. gineering council, by whom it CHOCOLATE, Gallup, N. M.. April Gallup Also Special Today: MSICIAL DISPATCH TO UOKNINI JOUSNAL KIwanis club observed "United that 12.000,000 American workers have defective vision re- Chocolate Peanuts, pound ssn East Las States-Canad- a TAKEN Vegas, N. M., April 8. week" at tho Thurs- quiting correction. Thousands of Chocolate CaraYncl. pound 30e Federal prohibition officers today BE SHOPLIFTERS day luncheon. This week having eyo accidents each your could bo Cocoanut Kisses, pound , 2!c 21 uncovered what been set apart by Kiwnnis as prevented the u Mixed they believe to be States-Canada- by application Candy, pound 30c the lair of "United " week, the proved remedial methods, it was the king bee bootlegger luncheon hour was devot- i Manuel Garcia and fittingly reported by this committee. Robbery Occurs in Tijeras and moonshiner of northern New Adelaldo ed to mention of the business re- CANDY SHOP, Mexico. A 200-gall- still and Griego were arrested and placed In lations between tho two countries The Women's club of Dcs Moines 110 South Second Canyon; Belonged C. Money seventeen barrels of mash, amount- jail yesterday by the police depart- L. Mcrsfeltler, member of the has commenced construction of a KIwanis was a to Residents ot Valley; ing to 935 callona. wer nun in ment on the charge of having sold Albuquerque club, new clubhouse to cost $150,000. a visitor at tho luncheon. Ho gave a No lonely spot on the Las Vegas stolen goods to Epifianis Mendez. Trace of Thieves.. about ten Vast of brief talk on the business relations grant, miles southeast of quantities merchandise, between the two this city. No finished product was apparently stolen, were found at countries, quoting A. A. Brewer, driver of a stage I'.unu, ann tno officers stated that Mondei' home, 923 South William figures of purchases made by both, I.WlJll.l.PtllW and bal- am to Mar-tlne- z showing a splendid trade aito nMu if iiini tin 213 Kstancla, reported to the police Miguel Garcia and Amhrosio street. ance he had whom arrested at the Garcia and Griego were arrested in favor of the United States. department last night that they L. O. Shanklin, local hardware been held up In the Tijeras canyon place, stated that their employer by Officer Salazar Saturday morn- whose name would be; Last Salnaar and dealer, gave tho classification talk. .lust the little town of they gave, ing. evening, to his made beyond back Monday to begin running off Captain O'Grady went out to Men-de- z' According statement, Tijeras, and robbed of $2,900 of a big batch of The two homo and found the after a careful study and Investiga- the which he was whisky. goods. re- $3,000 carrying. were arrested before They them to the tion, hardware prices will never local and arraigned brought police pre-w- ar Members of the police United States Commissioner W. G. station. Mendez was held until turn to levels. The cost force and the county sheriff's of- lato of all hardware raw material ad- fice an Immediate search of Ogle. The, still was located in a at night and was then per- bepan secluded canyon and was housed In mitted to return to his homo wi'h vanced abnormally during the war the valley but no trace had been a under a rock. Run- Instructions to for period, and while prices have re- found of the three bandits whom dugout large report police ceded some, still B0 ning water was of the equip- court Monday morning. they are per lirewcr claims robbed him. part cent pre-w- ment. A warrant has been Issued The recovered merchandise In- above quotations. A According to Brewer's story given The club was entertained by a the was out for the alleged owner. His name cluded suits of clothing, seven : police ho driving was not made of a bolt of fine couplo of tho youngest musical J4RE YOU through the canyon and had with public. pairs trousers, of This morning the offloers search- cloth, five of gloves, revol- geniuses the city. Billy Yersln him an large sum of pairs rondered a solo Cre-ga- r, unusually ed a place nenr the city that boast- vers, mesh bags, spoons and other piano and Joe PREPARED money. He is nccustomed to take a saxophone solo. Both are amounts. ed a tunnel from the bank of the articles. only small Yesterday, where a small sons of KIwanian members. however, he had extra funds which creek to the ranch house, if OR AL shaft ran flown. No liquor or still Spring belonged to Estancia people and waa found. WILL LAUNCH CAMPAIGN "RAINY were to he used In purchasing INN0CULATE 21 FOR bAYn beans. 1 pinto IN TO CONSERVE EYESIGHT When ho had passed the town DIPHTHERIA THE of he was held three ONLY ONE DISSENTING Tijeras up by M0UNTAIN SCHOOLS (Bt The Associated Press.) men. One was In a Podco touring IN New 8. car two VOTE IS CAST THE York April The eye and the other came up conservation council of f car. a Twenty-on- 9 Innoculatlons for sight Amer along the A bandit slipped ELECTION AT HAGERMAN ica today announced for a tea hand into his inside and ex- diphtheria were made in the past plans pocket Miss health campaign throughout the You won't be if tracted a wallet containing 2,900. to week by Lupe Ieon, county nation to you (Special Correspondence The Journal..) nurse, and Dr. O. C. West, county be conducted on a hnsiR Style He $100 I had in silver but that was JIngerman, N. M., S. similar to that of the spend your money for not molested. April health officer. Most of these were health day Hagerman's municipal election held in towns of this physical examination. new clothes when your last was In the mountain School officials in utate In Tuesday unique that county, where the diseaso has been every old ones can be made Women who i ay Income tax only ore dissenting vote was cast are being enlisted in the campaign, New York number nearly 150,000. the candidate for town epidemic. said Guy A. Henry, direc- like new. against Parents of the children In the general - fesa clerk and two members of the becom- tor of the council, "to protect the schools in this district are health America's of board of trustees. The officers have children of millions If elected follow: Dr. M. ing eager to their Mayor, H. lnnoculated against the disease, Brown: clerk, O. R. Tanner; treas- to Miss Leon and Miss urer. W. A. C. according I.osey: trustees. G. Irene Burke, county school super- nnovations Mason. Harold Miller, J, p. Morgan since have observed and Oscar Walters. intendent, they Its effect In reeent cases. TV T Mnyor Brown has established n The remainder of Miss Leon's EN who have taken the pains to make comparison record for municipal offico hold- GE LUXE CAFE In report follows: 1VI ing this vicinity, as he Is now School visits to Sedillo, Yrlsarrl, know that our Suits each season lead the styles serving his third term. Under his and Juan Tomas; exami- administrations a of civic Pabino, follow. wssax program nations, 10; children treated, G; the Best." never mm Improvements has been carried out, children home visits. "Always of of mu- excluded, 5; consisting extension the 9: to 50; talks to It's exclusiveness without water street im- talks children, being extravagantly priced. nicipal system, adults, 10; office interviews, 5. YOUNG TURKEY provement, parks, sanitary regula- and It's achieved without the sacrifice of the only one in town tions and other lesser matters. The ROAST CHICKEN economy they're ; ex- is equipped to make town water system has been SUNDAY DINNER suits of distinction in style, in and tended to every part of the corpo- Spent Fortune In Search distinguished heritage, your OLD ONES look rate limits until practically every "I spent $1,800 In 7 years treat- priced as moderately as clothes of can he at like NEW ONES. resident has the advantage of city with some spe- quality DEFY GRAY HAIR water. Several street has ing physicians, $1.00 Restore color miles of cialists costing me $10 a visit, original "MO matter what your age, (tray hair pro-- A been well graded and drained. to at and beauty. claims you old. If at 30 or 40 your of cov- only last say that nothing of About a Dozen 1 Iiair has Many plots, ground formerly could be for I had Consisting $25, $30, $35, $40, 45, $50 grayed. "Brownatone" will be ered with salt has been con- done me, that Delicious Dishes. your greatest boon. "Brownatone" is grass cancer or ulcers of the stomach. woman's best Wend In verted Into and flower gar- preserving the parks I suffered awful In my "look of yoiuh." It has restored girlish dens, and strict sanitary regula- pains "Indestructo" Wardrobe and Other charm to thousands. Easy to use and tions are enforced. stomach, but after taking a few Come in and a Style Trunks, tints enjoy good quickly Bray, faded, streaked or The municipal water plant, sup- doses of Mayr's Wonderful Rem- THE IMPERIAL bleached hair to any shade of brown or these Sunday Dinner in the black. Odorless, will plies an abundance of good water edy all disappeared and for greaseless, not rub 3 ve.nrs " Tr la n or wash off. Guaranteed harmless to at a very nominal rate and every nm fpnlinc ftnp warmest and nicest Cafe the hair, scalp or -- kin. Sold at all dealers means Is used to encourage garden- simple, harmless preparation that in the city. LAUNDRY CO. 0c and $1.50. Trial bottle mailed di- laws and other civic removes Nib mucus from for 10c. The Kenton ing, improving catarrhal E. Co. rect L. riuirmacal Washburn water fa- the Intestinal Co., 609 Coppln Ulda., Covington, Ky. improvements. Present tract and allays cilities are sufficient to meet th" the Inflammation which causes Music By Phones 211-13-1- 5 needs of three or four times pres- practically all stomach, liver and "Albuquerque' Exclusive Clothiers" BROWNATONE ent demands, and the receipts from intestinal ailments, ap- including Ellis De Luxe 148-44- 9 water rentals are meeting every pendicitis. One dose will con- Orchestra W. Silver . current expense and creating a vince or money refunded. For sinking fund sufficient to retire all sale by Brlggs' Pharmacy and From 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. TP mmmmnmmmmmnmmm&mnm indebtedness at A'lfcsfrftailVsi Ml it maturity. druggists everywhere.

: . m un ,.. . a xw:mmmwmj,. tsuiuLjffmn m M,m Everitt's Jewelru Store Taken Tiirzu TjHRS J m in Order in Joflitoo Their .nmo RfnnJtfft You Haven't a Minute to Waste! ! Get Here Monday or You'll be Sorry ! ! m rorr ha mm r REE Diamond nut Silver Polish Free, 5100 Ring, Free Every made at our store this To any person making a purchase in our Si- purchase during removal entitles to lverware department of $1.00 or more on Mon- great sale, you a number the number will be drawn con- day, we will give absolutely FREE one 50c lucky at the ' clusion of this sale. cake of Silver Polish. SO BE SURE AND GET Watch this paper for the HERE. announcement of winner. trt

(I : I; EM DIAMOND AND WATCH PRICES BROUGHT DOWN FOR A QUICK AND RAPID FIRE DISPOSAL!!! L a d i e s' Beautiful D i Beautiful amond Platinum D i amond i 3 dia- Sheffield Salt and Railroad Men, Gents' Ruby Rogers' Tea Spoons m Diamond Rings, val- Ring, with Rings Gold Belt Buckles monds, Bar Pin. Reg. $50.00 Pepper Shakers. Reg. Attention Solid Gold, set with re- reg. $200.00 25 Reg. $4.50 Values Hand Engraved. ues to $50.00 Sale value. Sale Off on any 11. K. constructed ruby, values Reg. 'Sale price value. price $6.00 value. Sale Watch In our store. to $6.00 values. price $25.95 $23.00. Your choice Sale Price $1.75 for $129.00 $27.50 price $1.85 Cintcn, Howard, Hamil- pair ton, etc.. Included. $7.65 Sale Price $2.25 IflBBBsMnasVBBIsI Half Dozen The People Are All Saying Everitt's Store Has the Prices. NEXT WEEK THEY'LL BE SHOUTING IT! I B Ladies' Solid Gold 1 Indestructible But- B Pearl Solid Gold Cuff Guaranteed Watches LOOK! READ! SAVE J 1 iLadies' WristlB Sterling and Plated Hawkes' hinrh ?rade Rings set with beau-- I $5.95 with case values to 25 to 50 off on all plush tons, up regular $2.50 values. I 5 Watches, 15 jewel, I bilverware. Our en-ar- e rich American S tlful $15 R S i Rings. Wrist Watches, deep pearls; regular values. B 20-y- r. I values. 1 Sale price $10.00. Your choice a I Guaranteed cases. I 9 Bar Pins, Chains stock to be closed cut choice r your (TQ QP I Only 3B H-- B glass, Sale n Necklaces, $25 I I Reg. val. i g Cuff Links. Scarf Pins. out at 25 to 50 of price.... dOOD I reg. $1.95 few at . 98c 9 Sale Drlra.. tM4. 1 tJ Charms, Emblem Goods. our entire stock, off. 33 1-- 3 off. Iff BOB

REMEMBER: Ami-thin- s 2 his is NotAn Everv-- hut. n Slnlp Henri nncl Slh dove Ahmtn cr . l)mic Sale,, w v mil J. UU UVVI kJULV m c vw .wwnvio ,iiuiiitiUHIll V. Our IrftSirlfld fiiuranfpp I FORTY YEARS OF RELIABLE BUSINESS DEALING IS OUR GUARANTEE Diamond Buyers Attention! Every Diamond, Watch or piece of jewelry sold this Great Removal Sale This store is known all over the during guar- Established entire anteed as represented and to be of our Incorporated state to high-grad- e carry the finest grade of select regular stock. Forty yean of 1883 reliable business dealings guarantees you diamonds, and we are placing our entire these large savings. .. , EVEMI stock of Diamonds at the mercy of the Store Open Evening; 205 West Central Avenue. Albuquerque, New Mexico buying public. A call at our store will convince you. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ALBUQUERQUE'S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE JEWELERS WITH A REPUTATION THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED STORE OPEN EVENINGS (Copyright U MARKER SALES COMPANY.) p

April 9, 1922 Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL BONDS Mann, druggist; Dan Ripper, con- jority. Only 47 votes were cast DEV STATSD FRANCE ARTESIA VOTES tractor; Frank Dunahue, banker, against the issue. SUPPLY LUMBER FOR HOUSES IN Cot- GERMANS P FOR SEWERAGE SYSTEM and M. H. Ferrlman, merchant The school election in the IRTOF BUREAU R0R1 were elected town councilmen. tonwood district was very spirited to lue Jonronl.) Londis B. Feather, banker, was re- and hotly contested. Two factions .tspecloi corrMponumce wero candidates for thd 'V 8. The elected treasurer. supporting N. M.. April $50,-00- 0 on the school board. Artesia, as Artesia also voted on the two vacancies IS COG regular election went off quietly bond issue for a new sewerage Tom Terry and A. N. Porter wero bf the one ticket, nominated by the system which carried in the elec- elected by a much larger majority mm. was The other In mass meeting, easily tion by an overwhelming majority. than expected. citizens a This will be Installed as of board at this time nrnn over all citizens, who system member this AFTERNOON other soon as is Mrs. J. I. Funk. CLOSED received a few scattering votes. possible. ORDERED or The $15,000 bond issue for the Following is the result tne elat- of the schools in this C. O. local Santa improvement want ads results ion: Brown, district also carried by a good ma Inurnsl rjet The concert by the city band, agent, was elected mayor; U of the Stock Val- Fred Ellis, conductor scheduleu Inventory for this afternoon at 3 o'clock in ued at Many Millions of the armory includes several inter- esting numbers. The soloists of the Dollars Will Be Taken, " c afternoon are Adeline Vlerheller, X e, , h soprano, and Eleanor Lynch, violin-ist- Mellon Announces. assisted by Mrs. LeRoy Yott, accompanist. The prcgram is as (B. The Afwnrlnted t'rp. follows: Washington, April 8. Part of "The Thunderer," (March) Sousa. v, hurcnu nf nrlnlinff and engrav- - "Ragged Roscy. r.ovelty), H. i In, which was reorganized last L. King. I week under on executive order by "Humoreske" Dvorak. President Harding, removing "Ango D'Amour," (concert I James Wilmeth, its director, and Waltzes), Wuldtenfei. offirl.ils was ordered "Scherzo," (violin solo)t Van " other high Miss Mrs. closed tonight by Secretary Mellon Goens Eleanor Lynch, of the stock val- - LeRoy Yott, piamsv. for an Inventory "En de la ued at many millions of dollars. Revenant Revue' Mr. Mellon's order applied only 5 to the divisions of the bureau "Rigoletto," (selections) , Verdi. used in "Sanotus," from "Solenelle," J which handle the paper Gounod. :i bank notes, stamps and making ex-- "Caresses, dance) government securities, it being i (a) (Spanish l and more Lichtensteln; (b) Jubberwo&Ky, plained that a quicker Kendls. SEASON accurate check of the paper stock (novelty foxtrot), EASTER I a A Dream," (soprano solo), Mart. could be mnrto by temporary lett Mrs. Adelina Vierhcller, Mrs. Gifts of and Silverware Find an of all paper work. About " Jewelry I halting ' 4 - LeRoy Yott, pianist. f 1,500 of the bureau force employes nf-.- 5 "Atlantis," (The Lost continent), Place of 6, COO would ordinarily be Appropriate t sa d Safranek, suite in four parts. fected by the oroVr, officials constructed the Cermans. Nocturne bo used as A typical house by (a) and Morning Hymn a number of beautiful collections but about 600 will of. Praise. We've just received and all others having an the lumber arrives. The gen- I counters In with (he repara- the devastated regions of France as tb) A Court Function, to rreem win uv compliance houses of Ger-m- aa and the last word as to nual leave their Ger-man- y the construction of" houses. eral type of these The Prince and Aana. of Silverware Novelties, benefit of it. tions demands of the allies, for (o) given the material in These are being built as rapidly material is shown clove. (d) The Destruction of Atlantis. s Accnrrt nir to Assistant jmhtvmu is deliverinc "Gate Dixie and as useful as they are decorative and Wadswoith, in City" (a march), patterns of the Treasury - Weldon. j Mini-ir- e nf the burenu. the invon- Star Spangled Banner. beautiful. in to be tnken as a cheek of These duplications, it was stated, FAMOUS SULPHUR HOT tnw no to the I Hha otnclf nn band In the plant caused loss government FRIOUSLY NOW READY & The Famous mmlnsit tho lionks in much the because the securities were ac- SPRINGS SEEKS TO COLLECT Reed Barton stock is taken counted for In the individual pieces I Fame fashion that been FOR THE DEATH OF Silver Gorham Silver a. manufacturer for the year. and although there had The famous Sulphur hot springs, S by minor thefts from the bureau from Iloliow Ware, In both Sterling and plate, including r'luwif ncirlns Today, located in the timbers of the A FORMER HUSBAND In both Flatware and Flat-varie- ty high Gorham E S Cherk nf bureau's store of time to time, such looses had for designs ana In the widest the complete line of the 1ST RIJ Jemes national forest, about four dignified - Hollow Ware, comprising fc the most part been recovered. of articles. It will be a pleas- ware and bank notes, stamps, government teen miles northeast of the Jemes Acces-dlgnlfl- otn-""- III Suit for compensation under the Tea Table securities, papers, plates and Mellon's Statement. have been nre to show you this collection of Coffee Sets, Sets, With reference to various report? hot springs, leased by workmen's compensation act was a variety of other I supplies, which officials fall Charles Tartnglia of this city, and filed In district court "silver, and from it you will sorles. and great enormous amount in val-- Secretary Mellon in a formal state- yestcrdav by to choose at that are always desirable, and fctotal an ment said. HITS for the past few weeks Mr. Tar Mrs. Viola Thomas against the Lon find it possible prices things ot will be begun tomorrow by a tonight JUS with his has moderation of which will sur-- that, as gifts, have the element tie, Mel-f- "The In ilQ tnglia, son, Leonard, don Guaranty and Accident com the JJ appointed by Mr. ! statement!) appearing ' permanency. committee - to the effect that a been at the springs putting every pany, ior tho Injury and death of prise you. Ion representing all the depart- In excellent for a big her former Theodore as the fed-i- f vast volume of duplicate bonds ami thing shape husband, I mentis, such treasury, other securities have been f radii - Lone Motorist Receives rush of tourists this summer. Leon Kings. ASSORTMENT OF eral reserve beard and pnstoi'fice are In circulaticn ard returned to the city suffered an Injured elbow A BEAUTIFUL l'i done lently issued nnd Collis- Tartnglia. Kings which have work Painful in nnd announces in the on 8, 1921. while department, staff of Jurtice nre wholly without foundation. Injuries la;t night April employed GLASS $ at a plant, nnd a There has been no evidence de- Journal this morning that these on construction work for Carl Rem. CUT agents assigned to ion at Domingo Crossing wonderful in department bv veloped .of any such situation famous hot springs, mors and died two days later as Louis A. Hill, the new director, In of curative for the $ Mr. cither the bureau ongnuing Yesterday Morning. their properties result of blood poison, the petition jit Attorney General Daueherty. and printing or elsewhere in tin ci: re of rheumatism and stomach alleges. And These Attractive Specialties ''Wadsworth said he expected th? are now busi- S 2.50 to $ 15.00 within a treasury department." condition of Erwin Hickman. ailments, ready for The petition asks for ROSARIES, priced from j count to bo completed The ness. For further information nt the scale from $15.00 to 9 87..0 (5 2 who was struck by regular provided SILVER MESH BAGS, f, week at the outside. vears old, 90T-.- or call at 203 South s on In- - No. 3 phone by the act. VANITY CASES, from Whether the results of the INDIANA WOMAN S:int.i Fe train at Domingo street. 5.00 to as is nt 10 Second CLOCKS Waltham and Seth Thomas, from $ 9 100.00 ventory will be made public, crossing csUrday morning instead of her thread Swiss. K when the cash in the SLAIN BY KOREANS o'clock, was said to bo slightly slipping WRIST WATCHES, including "Waltham, Elgin, and customary sus- The range of the human ear through tho eye of her needle or white From $20.00 to $ 100.00 if'i treasury Is counted, has not yet worse lust night. Hickman the of in yellow, green gold. to a and in- covers eleven octaves, within which Japanese woman slips eye Of course remember that Mindlin's collection of Dia- y been cons'dered, according tained fractured pelvis can between her needle over th of her you'll officials. The report of ternal Injuries. He is 'suffering span it distinguish point monds is the largest in the southwest, expertly bought treasury y.OOO different notes. thread. i';the Justico department agents who from chock and his condition is 8,000 and and sold with a guarantee, at the smallest margin of are experienced In bank pxamin- - considered very serious. profit. Diamonds from $10.00 to $1500.00 Ing work, it was said at the de- - The injured man was touring . to in an automobile from his , partment, will be submitted alone I I ' DIAMOXD MERCHANT Burns of the bureau of in-- ;! home, Drcxel, Mo., to Reno, Nuv.. rns Rll N D L N vestlgation, who will In turn trnns-"tnl- t where he intended to visit his wife irwri S it to Mr. Daugherty from and daughter. He did not, accord- to Presl-- : i'9 statement, see the train 5; who it is expected go to 4- - ' 1 ing to his dent Harding. until he was struck. The train Rumors Arc Kevlvcd. ft 4. crew stated that the crash or tne Announcement of tho closing 1 collision was their first knowledge ru-- J The nutomo-Mi- o brought into prominence again ff V f of tho accident. mors that have circulated nmone uq pnmnletelv wrecked. The some department employes to the train w:8 immediately stopped and! of en man was found on the, effect that investigation the the injured - graving bureau would disclose cowcatcher of the locomotive, hav- shortage in the stock anr' mg Deen carried annual tft," er. widespread duplications of Libert v of the irnin there. " bonds nnd other government secur- "Hickman was placed In the bag- ities. High trensury officials dt- -' gage car and brought to, Albuquer- WATCH US GROW WITH ALBUQUERQUE. clared today, however, thnt there que, where he received medical at- no of a in tention from Dr. W. U. Lovelace at iiwas susp'cion shortage was ";; the stock of the bureau, although Ft Joseph's hospital. Word there had been some duplication received last night to the effect of the numbers on government that Hickman's wife and daughter V bonds due to faulty machinery left Reno yesterday afternoon and Hew Easter Frocks will he here tomorrow afternoon. AmongThem At a lnte hour last night Dr. Love- W lace did not expect any immediate serious developments in the man's SAMPLE FROCKS OF. HIGH GRADE MAKES condition. iQBThrifty flare ALL RECENT RECORDS Straight lines, long waist lines, bloused effects, panels, satin-face- ID D O Mrs. William J. Snyder. OF NEW YORK SIUUK skirts and new sleeve ideas; materials such as d can- f Mrs. William J. Snyder of Brazil, EXCHANGE SHATTERED ATTESSTIOH HEW I tons, back satin, canton crepe Roshanara crepe, Ind., is the American woman slain SOSSETHIRe crepe crepe in 8. Tho week by Korean assassins Shanghai, New York, April DYERS HATTERS knit, taffetas and organdies. China. The assassins ran amuck session of tho stock exchang MOW WAY DRY CliEAXFUS. AM) einl Announce that the is now and ready for in a crowd of American tourists today broke all recordH of recent plant completed are stunning in effect, and priced remarkably low. Here ' unsuccessful to In of stock and bond business. They after an attempt years p"lm the Ladies' and Centlrmen's Suits cleaned and pressed, $1.00. former Japa-ne- st Sales of stocks for find to select from. exclusive models kill General Tanaka, dealings. S33.000 "Wako All work guaranteed. Yours you will hundreds Many -- - two hours aggregated up! Investigate! strictly minister of var. Mrs. Sny- In for No gasoline odor. J I. Lh.L.hJ a n.Aminanl rnnl Fhares and tho turnover bonds Service, Quality, Economy. and no two alike all shades are as well as small Ma I Jll.uuu.uuu par represented wer.lSr.nd S maKr clay value. and sizes. To see them is to become a satisfied National ware, was witn her. Both in the stocn ana Dona usm HEW WAY CLEANER large manv new maximums wero estab- on such PIIOXE 560. 220 West Gold Ave. Customer. PER CENT OF lished. Realizing profits, EIGHTY as usually marks a Saturday ses- VALLEY PEACH CROPS sion, made only slight Impression on quoted values. Prices to DESTROYED BY FROST Liberties featured the bond from $14.75 $65 1 market, tho second 4's and second This is a of rare occurence. 4 4 new truly money saving opportunity to L. J. and fourth s registering According County Agent records. government illiiillllllJII Reynolds, who h: s just returned high Foreign Hi What welcome news it is then for hundreds of women and Rio Grande bonds, including United Kingdom from a tour of the tho im- 80 cent of the issues, were stimulated by misses who to a deal more for their Easter valley, per peach tone ot International cur- ' expect pay great crops nnd tho entire apricot crop proved z ffi " wero killed by frost last night and rencies here. dresses. the night before. Mr. Reynolds on the Paris is the only city in the worry vty made a trip down the river baths T)ont west side and came back on the world that provides public a- - blck hcr for dogs. At the Kutseher ranee west of the SUITS river the loss was especially heavy. 3iiS" $57.SO $14.75 If will be in In town, half of the peaeti crop nei Are you going to buy a new suit? so, you interested our showing. saw was destroyed. East of the Tweeds, Tricotines, Poiret Twill, etc. in all colors and priced from the' river near Mountainview, the apri- gc cot crop was saved only because it WANTED come out .Rey- II SR75 to $57.50 had not yei. air. nolds expects another frost that may do more damage to the fruit crops. H 1 Don't worry about hard 100 men and women to 'T Ifwirnf ' GOV. MECHEM TO HEAD Coats, Capes and Wraps times pep yourself up us each In all new styles, "hit the ball" COMMITTEE ON PARK have lunch with dQ n (fcKQ Kfi and BEDSPRING materials and colors I O TO outlook for 1922 is day. ,THE LUXURIOUS PO DOV0J the to The journal.) (Sperlnl CorrMponrtenre - very encouraging. Las Cruces, N. M., April 8. An- Hot and Cold Sandwiches Every genuine DeLuie Bedspring bem tbs 13. tnde-mir- WORK HARD nouncement is. made by II. k on the tide rail of the tpring. of executive M BLOUSES MONEY Brook, chairman the and Look for h it your guarantee. A Georgette Crepes, SAVE committee of the Southwestern Fruits Salads, You can start a savings All-Ye- National Park associa- A to choose from-gandie-s, -- or- Crepe de Chines, Silk, Pongees, Lace, Governor Merritt C. Fresh Baked Pies and large variety account here with a tion, that "i il Uncomfortable Beds voiles and dimities, etc., of or Meehem of New Mexico will head Cakes, and nest egg $1.00 the committee delegated to go to Actually Shorten Life more. Washington, D. C, in the lnterc-- t The Best Coffee in town. .ri Other mem- This is by no means an exaggeration. Any- $1.95 to $5.00 $2.98 to $12.75 A HOME BANK of the park project. one who ot the bers of the committee are Z. B and Courteous has made a study question for Moon of IIone.-- M.. and rn.ni Prompt will verify this statement. Ordinary springs HOME PEOPLE . Staekhouse, Jr., San Antonio, N. M. Service. prevent complete relaxation by failing to plan to leave for the national accommodate the body, and obviously, tho They Usual -- Low capital within a wecK. Private booths and tables. body must adjust Itself to the bedsprin. Hew Easter Millinery at Our Prices, Unofficial visitors, accompany- A free trial will tell you more about the ing the committee are Mark B. "DeLuxo" spring, and better than all ad- Thompson of Las Cruces; V. ,A. CANDIES jectives in the dictionary. $3.98 to $14.50 ear Hawkins of Alamogordo. and Rich- DeLuxe Is handsomely finished in Home ard F. Burges of El Paso. The The largest assortment of Gray Enamel and win fit metal or wood No comparative prices are used. The savings are so pronounced on wanted two last named drafted the park beds (and bow-fo- ot wood beds) without will them. bill, which is to bo introduced in high grade, fresh Candy any change. merchandise that every patron Immediately recognize congress by United States Senator Holm d. Rursum of New Mexico. in town. The proposed park Is to take In the Mescalero Indian reservation, Our fountain service is State 100 miles northeast of Las Cruces; m mm m ma m TYTi the White Sands, the Mai Pais, and unsurpassed. Elephant Hutte dam and lake. The Trust & Savings. reservation and lake are to b connected by means of a national J3 ' Bank highway of 80 miles. STAR (51unmaimrme ii9w. aoko avc PHONE. 409 VV WOMEN'S "CHILDRENS'OUTFITTERS C MILLINERY Albuquerque, N. M. Albuquerque Foundry The College Inn, and Machine Works 403 West Central EarIneen Founder MorhlnUis. JTeOEPAt pcservQ Canines in trim. Oram, Bronze. Alum Inc. M. OSOFF, Manager. Phone 617 v s tt mum. Electric M.mr. Oil Engines. Ml, 1'umni unit lrrlp;al Ion. liiml Hurl sod Office Albuquerque. 1922. April 9, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU Page Nine'.

1 which $30,000,000 would figure' 15, BOO. was CAROLINA be realized from the production ALLEGED BETRAYER OF TO BUILD A NEW Issued yesterday K ROOKIE EDITH CAVELL IS Mrs. xrars-fire- t Medlar. CORONER 'S JURY o 21,000,000 to 22,0110,000 tons. QRCAiMIZATIONOF BUILDING HAS GREAT FORM Tho re- PLACED ON TRIAL ON TREASON CHARGE STORE The building will be one story la tfuulogkal survey reports heUht is to on ferred to by Mr, Green, gave the ON GOLD AVENUE and be erected th uitununoua tiauy tor kit Ticxt to the building at 318 Wesl production Oold now C. EXONERATES March. 15 to March 28, both in- -- FRATERNITY occupied by A. Stares, clusive, at an average of 34,T4 A building' permit for r Blorc ears, approximately I,7j0,u00 tons, 1 building on Gold avenue, to coat Joiirnnl Want Ad Bring Kpsulta, an Increase coming witli the ap- Hi i iff Vw L"r;???? 1 .Y proach of the date set for the sus- IN DEATH pension of work. Anthracite pro- MEN IS PLANNED BECjTS a duction for the week ended March 26, was given us r.oso.uuo tons and that ot March Is, at 1,07,09J tons Tim Amorlatrd ' IT'S COMING IH A FEW DAYS Verdict Returned Recom- with the last five of (fly Trfs.) ml f duys work - iK being unaccounted for. I'rbana, 111., April 8. Organiza- f'f No a : 1 t J 4 &f mending That Charges r From both the union and opera- tion of 3,600 ty men Vi M w tors' sources here, it was tuid that at the Uni- 1 ! - Be Preferred Against the the miners would has been undertaken receive on the of Illinois. Clans with In- T' v Ir Oklahoma Oil Man. average of J50 to ISO each with versity We have received over FOUR TONS of some operators intimating as much dian names will take the place of Drug Store as $75 a man on this basis of the Greek letter fraternities. ty (By The AuMiclHffd Press.) 'At all men are now In Merchandise that will be on sale APRIL 8 the union's halt million members grouped placed 17, Oklahoma '' x City, Okla., April were as eighty-si- flans or units, which in Hold-In- s counted having worked (by the Associated Tress.) the last half of turn are grouped in ten tribes. Ad- 18 and 19th. It is our Semi-Annu- al ONE CENT P. during March, and tliat Joan Day, prominent Mr. U'eeu estimated the aproxi-mat- e vocates of tho plan maintain that attorney and oil man was justl-tie- d of now it will enable men for SALE. We have never had such and Col. apportionment wages, JoT., a quantity in the killing: ot Dent. as follows: tlie first tlr.it. to with " being paid, get together - ' ' - ' home im- i ' I ,1 . ' I'aul Ward Beck at the 0; decide Day $7,500,-00- men to upon ' ' 1 select SALE. Pennsylvania anthracite, fraternity - 1 - ' - variety to from on a ONE CENT early last Tuesday, a coroner's Pennsylvania bituminous, portant student affairs, and that s, V a verdict here to- will bo no demarcation jury returned Iowa, $600,000; there sharp - - ., i AR- Kansas ' . . COFFEE, TEA, COCOA, CANDY, TOILET night recommending that no 475.00ti: Oklahoma, Arkansas and between the two classes of men. t charges bo preferred against Texas, $750,000; Colorado, Mon- A number of units en- TICLES, STATIONERY, HOUSEHOLD REME- Day. tana and Washington, $275,000 tered relay teams in the Intra- The crowded court room each: Wyoming, $450,000, and mural indoor relay carnival, held BRUSHES, COMBS and RUBBER GOODS. silent as It heard the verdict read. Michigan, $125,000. here April 1, DIES, Air, and Mrs. Da; displayed no Fraternities were reported a emotion as it as made puhlic, ANCIENT CEREMONY welcoming tho system as a and alter it had been read, they plan. Armand Jeannes, with goldler, before court WE WILL HAVE BRICK ICE CREAM TODAY. arose, Mr. Day shook hands with WILL BE OBSERVED The new system was devised by standing Thomas dean of Your Coroner lUcWilliams and the - Arkle Clark, men, Armand Jeannea, a is now on in Phone Us Orders. IN PASSOVER 1 Belgian, trial Mons, charged with walked slowly from the fill FEAST and was encouraged by 'resident treason in party life.- having betrayod Edith Cavell, tho martyred English nurae, to room without a word between David Kinley, and by fraternity the Germans ?l v. Women of the members. during the occupation of Brussels. Jeannes was arrested them. w Templo Albert will while-- to flee to Holland. He is said to have been a The text of the verdict follows: it celebrate the Passover this year In Among the results ltn promoters trying spy for th WE DELIVER FREE. PHONES 63 and 65 a. Germans the war. Conviction will mean execution "Wo, till? coroner's fi a somewhat unusual manner, bv expect from the plan are these: during by the firing jury, more democratic form of control Bquad. duly sivoru nnil empanelled giving a dinner for the children to Inqulro Into (lie cause of and observing all the traditional in student activities; a wider dis- tleutli or ceremonies of tha ancient feast. tribution of student responsibility the lanl Ward in or- scrvullon of Arbor JSeck. lifter evidence A dinner of the same kind was! such activities; benefits or ARBOR DAY EXERCISES day: BUTT'S, INCORPORATED hearing given on the occasion of the feast ganization for men, Itrcitiition: "What Do We Plant Introduced hefore us from TOMORROW AT SCHOOL When Wo Hunt the witnesses nnd nl'lcr of the Passover six years ago, hut formation of nuclei for future Tree," by viewing has not been since that greater interest In cam- Mary Kathorlno Lylp; recitation. tins lwily of I'aul Ward Beck, repeated "Woodman THE do time. pus activities on the part of The followlns program will bo Sar That Tree," by JbaS STORE, upon our ontli, find ami fresh- Kdilti lOyrc; address, ,'Fohn . Tha dinner will be held at the men; Initiation of inewnted tomorrow afternoon at by report: Geene Lansing. men in- Milne, demonstration of tree Phones 63 anil 05. Corner First anil Central "Tlmt Woman's club on Thursday, even- Into university traditions, 1:30 plant- Paul Ward Ueck This from Charleston, 6 stitutions o'clock by tho children of tho by Willlfim H. of the U. amo Ills- youngster ing, at o'clock. and enterprises. ing Long to death nt the S. C, is one of the sweetest look- University Heights school, in ob- - S. forest service. hands of Jean I. Day, and ing pitchers the Boston Brave boss- from tho evidence submitted es have tried out in to us conclude that Jean I. years. 1a.V was justified In defend- ing his wife and himself, even though tin unfortunate 30 "HE WHO WOULD GET THE KERNEL, MUST FIRST CRACK THE SHELL" affair resulted In the death MILLKOF of Paul Ward Jlcck, ami we therefore recommend and ad- vise that no charges lie filed llfliii ABriiiriiincniin" or prosecution Instituted "UlSmV Whn inrS in against Jean P. Day." HI The verdict was signed hy all Bally o mm aim HIUUUUCI lUG six of the jurors. lljf paid Ties Introducing to You the Live, Progressive Firms and People Who Make Up the Busi- 7 JUST KILLED Easter ness Interest of the City of The are the prizes for the Contest: Is for thepesFinal Half of Albuquerque. following A MAN; GARCIA First Prize for the or nearest Answer March; Among the Best in Endless Correct, ....$15.00 TELLSOFFICER Sums the Men Have Re- Second Prize for the Correct, or nearest Answer .s. . . . . 10.00 ceived for Several Months Third Prize for the or nearest Answer 5.00 i'?oeI1, Vm h0,'p'" Antonio Garcia Correct, told (special Officer Lewis W. Beech (By TIi Amiielntcil Pren.) last night when he cor- KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION ner rounded a Indianapolis, Ind., April 8. Idle Variety hastily and came to a dead coal miners of in the officer's stop tho country, starting will be found a number of brief out a few of the distinctive features arms. today and continuing next week, Following paragraphs bringing "So I see. Glad to find vou." re- The Newest Ideas in or characteristics of the business concerns. plied Beech. receive their last pay, estimated at city's ' "Bt wimt It It?" $30,000,000 union officials and Why, I ,jiP(1 a by is two in To in de- ym m;in regarded by them as a strike fund. Color, Pattern There a query or each paragraph. the person who first answers them correctly Beech at once relieved Garcia of Texture, his The big wage distribution, an tail will be given the first prize. The next correct answer the second prize and the third prize to the third gun, containing three emptv in miners' .shells, po'-iie- Important factor the and escorted him to the o sus- distinctive and nearest. station. A ability to continue tho'general patrol was sent to of work that a week STRIKINGLY and be romwell avenue and Williams pension began will to In giving the information, all answers must be typewritten, neat to the point. There must street, where th0 aao, on tho order of the United that appeal of which be each of firms mentioned shooting took Minn Workers of America, is fur no guessing or telephone information, all must obtained from the herein place, and Matins Hernandez, the meri of All-Sil- k victim, was taken to St. tho final halt of MarchIn all, discriminating taste. Answers be sent mail or left at the Journal office addressed to "WHO'S WHO" and must In Joseph's sum may by spitai. fifteen working days. The big Four-in-Han- of ds be in the Journal office not later than 13th for issue. "uly .me of Oarci.Vs bullet had Is several times the total cash of rich, lustrous qual- April Sunday's struck Hernandez, taking effect in the union organizations national, Keep this issue of the Journal so that you will see where made mistakes in the tho upper thigh and tho surround- state and local and comes to the ity Silk Knitted Ties that are firmly you your getting ing territory. miners with an indefinite period of correct answers. Attending phvsicians Is in ftated that his injuries were not idleness ahead of them. It the and closely woven a wonderful is to one dangerous. only big cash payment that will The competition open every except the employees of this paper. Officers' believe that Oarcla had come during tho suspension, the variety of beautiful solid colors, pret- been drinking when tho shooting union war chet not permitting any furniture Is When you get your gasoline dinary "filler" Inside of "I Typewriter service Is t occurred. Ho could give no clear general strike benefits. and Prices company your that ty stripes fancy patterns. IWhnt nec- A but can be lnsldo account of the trouble preceding As most of the anthracite mines Bells everything 6 from STAR Visible pump tire, placed AO real is the kind they do the roni-ple- ta two of kind or size of tire. Its shooting, hut the two men are wero kept on full time in March range from 50c to $3.50. essary to furnish a home at tho different stations of any at this shop, where they repair said to have quarrelled on mines general-- , and whnt nationally ad- tho Star on Second and Third material is heat resisting by a all makes and have the best previous and bituminous Al- two-thir- tho best in It Is In occasions. operated almost of the vertised line of ranges and ftas streets, you get special patented process; sales agency the city. Whnt Garcia told Officer Ileech is ranges do they sell exclusively buquerque. They handle tho tough and flexible and elustlo adding machines' do han- tha lime, the miners' last pay anion': A Great Selection as they when ho foiinii nlmself facing a the bout Finns the men have re- .50 In Albuquerque? This store best oils and greases and a the tube itself. dle, whnt new cash register, badge he supposed that it was The handles the famous special brand of tires which What Is the name ot this and what new scales do the ceived for several months. of Fine Silks and Torrlngton they ' police oomiinr to arrest him. exact amount and its apportion- vacuum cleaner and have re- they stand behind. What is new tube, what are Us three handle? Garcia is held at tho couniy Jail. ment in various coal fields Is not a Knitted Ties cently added a motor-drive- n tho name of the gasolino which main features and who Is the at a soli and tho tires? Who dealer in this This infor- certainty, but William Greene, brush vacuum to their line, they city. 170 FAMILIES OFFER of the union, de demonstration of which they are the owners nnd under what mation must be supplied by the clared tlint J80.000.000 is a. "very claim will convince the most name do they operate and their dealer. There's nil kinds of Tax, own- New Hats, New New Gloves Is name street and numbers? i TO ADOPT CHILDREN conservative" estimate. Mine Shirts, skeptical. What the of n Income, state and county, ers here with this statement. The sort of new "fixins" the well this vacuum? Also give the but there Is one follow in this IN NEED agreed groomed To the ladies who nre In-l- OF HOMES of the wages was be- man will want name and price of each of the If) city who has taken the "TAX" Payment an- for Easter the newer styles, two electric washers sell Over on North Fourth terested In a sowing ma- out of his business he gun today in tho Pennsylvania they snd yet Homes chll-fle- correct colors and and Rive tho 7 street there Is a new six car. chine that does wonderful twenty-fiv- e for 170 homeless n thracite region, nnd in parts of the all with the assurance recommend, only charges cents , ore In- name of tho oldest standard Is and work: one that has a number for each available in Albuquerque, Illinois. Monday is payday in of and style-meri- t. It very light flexible, trip and the real according to Itabbl Moise but quality phonogT.tph manufactured, the sometimes called a "Camel." of special attachments that act service that you get. He Is a ' who states Bergman, diana and soint) other fields, of which has been re- aro seven rea- almost human ' that he has had that elsewhere it if as lato as Friday. price What tho sound in the making of country boy and when yon want muny requests for children for will bo duced almost fifty per cent sons for owning this automo- fancy work and stitching which to go oijt thero call fifteen, More than $20,000,000 paid the last few months. bile? nre Is ted adoption. to tho men in the districts; re- during' What tho two sound ope by either power in then tell us what he took the Dr. Bergman has no theory to as the stronghold M. Mandell Inc. One of the many special fea- principles of this car. nnd how tho regular way and they are tax out of and who he Is, and advance to explain the num- garded forming Clothiers, tures of this machine Is that can you 'convince prospective offering special Inducements to his address. ber large of the suspension tho Pennsyl are no to ot offers to adopt children. the cen- "Thero needles owners It Is the most economi- you to come and look over These offers have been vania anthracite region, cal car in Who these machines. The office is coming in tral competitive field and the FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS change." the long run? to the bureau in increasingly large Look under any of ten dif- Is the denier for this car and on West Oold avenue. Tell us numbers and southwest interstate district. ferent classifications In tho who is tho lately, many of them the anthracite miners. Mr. what is its gasoline and tire manager and what have been actual demands that the For classified section of your phone mileage? he has to offer you? bureau find a child suitable for Green estimated , that $7,500,000 directory and you will find tho purposes of was due them for work between name of adoption. Central this company and March 15 and 31. The their phono number. There are Just I most of field Its 215,000 three things Q Albuquerque gets competitive with 8 which enter into your mind AO tho good concerns, but It union workers, he said, would TJWfi It Da Pont oafrit c In prnmiah madm for tho pinchaso of an Automo- has never been bo keenly real- receive about $10,655,000 and the product reudy-to-we- ar mvmry Why buy high priced bile what ran I for ized until the of the Southwest almost parpota by America"i get the coming Interstate region braar Cnmicai industry 2 suits when by our most value in tho car for tho new Coffee Itoasting plant at $2,300,000. In other bituminous sj'stem you can get the most price 1 have to pay and what Third and Copper which has union fields tho wages due were nobby suitings of which wo car will give mo that service? been equipped with all of tho 18 estimated at $7,000,000, about half have just received and aro There nre at 213 North Fourth latest machinery for the proper being to tho men in Central Penn- a specialty of at the street four models of and of THKRK IS A NEW making vastly roasting blending good STORE AT 3ir S. sylvania and West Virginia. low price of $23.50 made to different priced cars from coffee. Tn fact so well do they While exact distribution of the your measure. Who is tho which above can FIRST STREET. the questions know their business that e.verv What Does Sell? wages was said by Mr. Orcen to firm that makes these good bo decided by pur- of coffee must It prospective pound give you Call and get particu- be Impossible until reports are suits from these special pat- chasers of an automobile who entiro satisfaction or your' pur- terns on South Second street. call in and chase lars and tell us about complete, he pointed out on tho person they will price will bo returned. it. basis of the geological survey re- What special colors are they give you your answer In the What is the name of this new-Coff- ports that 25,000,000 tons of soft offering and how long does it contest. Who Is tho new com- Company? What Is the coat and 5. 000, 000 tons of an- take to get a suit? What Is pany now handling these cars, special brand, and why is It su- thracite were mined In the last their slogan? its manager and salesman and perior to others on the market, half of tho month. Union miners what Is their slogan? and where can you buy It? wero said to have produced at In don't Just feel least two-thir- of the soft coal, April you and the whole anthracite Indus- 3 like you want to get out and When the type piles up on 1 A Hid try Is closes on account of the rough it with mountain togs for 9 your typewriter and tho town window nlinnnlnf, union's of work. .The fish and game or a ride for a ribbon sags and you begin to looking over the goods that In- suspension Do know are then is labor cost to the ton, according day? you you at cuss, when you think terest you and get fixed In to the union's "LIBERTY" to go to a store of the "fellow" who knows your mind Just whnt you want, GIFTS FOR contention, ranges on North First street and how to back old ma- and from $1.40 to $1.50 a ton, at get bring the then go back and buy It? Whenever the housewife Just the outfit you want, and chine to touch. No matter How often hnvo yon Just won- 1 Q at the right price where every- what machine you have or dered AI demands baking that Is a what you would like to little out of one thing you buy sold just as it is? what's wrong the fellows nt 209 huv in foodstuffs for the homo, the ordinary, Tell us about your visit to West Oold can help you out. and when of her first thoughts is of you had tho oppor- she Is be- Moving Picture Funnies this store, who is the proprie- All makes of machines for tunity to go to a store nnd flour going to use, AT PRICES NOW is the time tor, and what ho has to the offico aro sold and look cause good flour Is absolutely REDUCED to PAINT offer, bought, lust at everything nnd to what special thing you think repaired. The, make a spe- know that of essential good baking and most every brand goods has 4S interesting for cialty of a machine yon saw was first-cla- ss the fact that she used Buy your frorr Here is the to it. your trip. ought you that be- Jewelry place buy to know about. What Is It, hut lines flour sho will use no othor, us with Gottlieb's nothing the best of cause It is milled from guar CHINK house now. Paint will add and who are the men who op- every edible wns before you select, antee behind which as- your is the one perfect erate the Company at that and the in choice wheat and milled by tha it, THE FINT as wcH as A coat of 4Varno price plain figures, latest for the sures you of reliable mer beauty. for all finished and that you could take Just process making wood whether var- let-su- of flour. What is lei CHINESE PISHCM good paint is your best insurance policy work, oiled, what you wanted at your re really good chandise at correct prices nished or palntett. Varno is and nny lots less the name of tho mill that MAN tSDRAG&IN(i bills, i " than if If interested in a Dia- against repair needed In every home, store, A Tho satisfaction of know-A- you had phoned for it. Where makes this flour and who Is Hl PKrTNt IN public building and garage. As Ing who does "Tho Rest" Is that store which Is "nation- the proprietor and who sells mond, let us show you And in order to make sure of the best re a cleaner It is saves kodak or It? Describe the best brand. THE. MUD, sanitary, photograph develop- ally known all over the world. our line as we have some suits use Da Pont Paint. We have labor and renews the varnish ing and finishing for tho past Where is it located in Albu- Prepared and tho unusual good values, s m found that Du Pont Paint looks better brightens paint. Varno thirty years is tho envlahle querque and who is the is the real superior finish for reputation ot "The Cobbs." y FEftlt! wears longer, and because of its covering those automobiles. Varno will Their work Is known all over OA What Battery Company EXPERT and long life is economical. clean your car a polish with the state and their guarantee "i Where is WATCH capacity very a bottom to it Ton K the Candy Shop has moved Into a new do not of promptness and good work. All on South Second street tJ where have the REPAIRING Come in and look over and some have to shake the bottle. Who What is the street address of where they samples get Varno? they make the most best equipped Battery Service manufactures this firm and what is their slo- can in suggestions for color schemes. We know and motto? candles, where you this city, whoro batteries ot gan their Call and get service fresh from the pan all kinds are and re- and our is service. If are - charged ' paint experience at your you particular as to examine their work and ans- and where make- Ice GOTTLIEB 5 the and service wer these they the paired for every car? They quality of questions. Cream that has made this firm also conduct an expert electrlo the food you eat, there are two a "Home Korber in this word" in this city service for all makes of auto- J. fi Company places city where quali- because of their prompt deliv- mobiles. JEWELRY CO. ty and service come hefore "fear" of going flat S08-23- ery and tho uniform condition North So pond Stmt price, where the best culinary UThe been taken out of of their Tho Vesta Is New Mexleu. and creams? guaranteed for 105 North First St. Albuquerque, ,'qulpment every effort is motoring by the new tires What Is the name of the men two years. This company wilt Cut out ttoe on all four made to bring you "back." I've shown at 220 West Oold ave. who onerate free pjctur tried it out and I tell the Candy Shop give you service on all Opposite Y. M. C. A. sides. Then carefully fold dotted you it's This Tunctureless tire gives and what is the name of the their battery installations. Tell -- dot-Kol- great. Tell us who is the pro- more line 1 Its ntlre length, Then d you resiliency and less lee Cream they manufacture? us about this new battery, how prietor and whore his, two traction under low air What newr Your Guarantee Is Our ted line 2, and so on. each cafes pressure improvements do it Is constructed and who it section underneath are located and what he than any other Tire on the they better this accurately does contemplate for " company and their Name. . When completed turn over and Sunday. market today. It is not an or- - service? ' you'll find a surprising result. Save the pictures, !4m. I.U mm ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 9, 1922

A BIG SAVING ON TIRES, ACCES- Current Business Conditions SORIES AND PARTS By GEORGE E. ROBERTS Parts for Car FOR SALE Livestock WANTED Miscellaneous FOR SALE Houses Most Any at a Saving of the Bulletin Issued The National City Bank of New York for April) (From Monthly by HlKlr-nra- d II V FOR SALE Jersey and ANTKD Chev- 50 75 Per Cent. cowa. 2404-J- Kurnltun any quantity. FOR SALE OR TRADE For lot. to Phnne Tho e 80J-- - rolet 41)0; good condition. Guys Trans- on 32x Millers and Goodrich Silver-town-s. FAT BABBITS are now DUO Special price Cord Tin's. in business ripe, at WANTED All kinds of second-han- d fer, 334 South Second; general feeling North 1596-w- . These tires liavo not. been driven over one hundred Fourth, prions furniture. Call 944-- FOR SALE Three fine numes. Eastttm THE is one of strengthening FACTORS INFLUENCING CONDITIONS FOR SALE Klinii.h Olant buck Hild mlls. One set of B2x3! Htijs Wheels, fit Dodge, liulck OTHER WANTED Farm wagon, to 3lj. tall tral, East Silver and University that the corner hae dofti. 307 Btnnford. University Hnlfflittf. 'i'i 624 Four, etc. Aside from the unsettled and state at Owl "WoKon Yard, North First. Heights. J. A. Hammond. East Sliver. A been turned and 1922 will be a extremely unsatisfactory heavy-bon- a full line of for Kuick 4. Chevrolet 490 and F. B. that FOR SALE Carload niara WA.NTED To Baranac FOK SALE By owner, five-roo- house, parts -' of the reparations question, European affairs have been pro- and hornea, suitable for all buy reclining Overland and Wlllys-Knisb- t. nil models;. Reo 4. better year than 1921. The improve- purpose. chair. 512 South High, south side. with sleeping porch, cellar and garage; Chalmers, in fundamental conditions and gressing in a manner to give encouragement. will ba In Gallup Wednesday. J. K. right town. Phone Maxwell pleasure cats and trucks, Studebaker 4 and 6, Paige merit Byrd. WANTED Two show cases, floor or price; leaving 4 The Genoa of should Five-roo- and others. in since the first of Conference, although, vague import, table. Viaduct Om-ag- e 24 3 FOK SALE pressed brick Tires, rims, batteries, springs, bearings, mag- general feeling FOR SALE One team of good heavy phon netos, electrical whepls. the been in- - accomplish something by bringing the high representatives of all '"15 PAY tor shot- house, modern, hardwood floors, front equipment, windshields, radiators, etc. year has very marked; work horara weight 3.100 pounds, ages highest prices rifles, and close In. Phone 7 310 guns, back porch, garage, deed, from the middle of January to Europe together. and years. North Broadway. pistols. Wright's Trading Post, 1945-R- . The disturbance in the textile of New is Grande "Wagon Yard, K68-- Fourth and Gold. McINTOSH AUTO CO. the first of March optimism was industry England pjione FOK A VIS e -' SALE Apartmeui nouse, four DKAI,F,RS IN USED CARS AXI) PARTS and a unsettled and spreading, with a likelihood of involving the entire FOR SALE A tfam of young, gentle v'e II several first mort- perhaps mulea 2nd wa- - gage loans. Who wants tbem? Mo- - apartments. completely furnished, 311 VFST COPI'KR AVR. PHONE textile of section before it is settled. and all ktuds of hand bl- - for cash 583 moderate reaction in some lines has industry that ons, and Baddies; Million & Wnofl. modern, Income; discount The has taken the coal strike plows prlcea right Phone 1771-- 635 South Broadway. naturally resulted. public impending very quietly, Simon Garcia, 1202 North Arno St. WANTED Olio dozen laying hens, White to believe that there will be any serious effects upon be a bar- 1100 DOWN and 120 a month are the The which is refusing Leghorns preferred; must on new stock market, FOR SALE Real Estate Phone 1479-J- , terms a brand shingle bunga- business. gain. two rooms and prompt to reflect and even anticipate WANTKD low; large ataep'ns porch ' The labor organizations may have more power than the em- FOK SALK At a real bargain, lot, buxl4:! Saw filer and tool dresser prlcu I1IC0. Phona 410. changes in fundamental conditions, on Nortrt 140 for out of town work. Sea O. F, idhuf-fe- r, but both are subject to economic law. There is more to reet, sixth: down and FOR PALE- - has been for the ployers, 10 a month. Vhnne 2122-- at llarelaa bridge University Heights, practi- creeping upward the industrial than a mere trial of between cally new type bungalow, fur- six in a slow but - problem strength FOR BALE 100 SUITS CLEANED and pressed, 11; suits Spanish last months 'per- s. feet, Bilvr nished. fi rooms, two and employers and wage-worker- Industrial peace and progress is fruiting no porches sistent movement which suggests avenue, by 133 feet, fronting Highland pressed, 60c; gasoline odor, Duks basement. 105 Princeton. ATTENTION ' dependent upon a general understanding of this fact. i park; level, on grade and fine view, City Cleanera. phone 440. faith that better days are coming. on terms. Fort SALE By owner, modern The unfavorable factor which continues to retard industrial cheap; eaay J. A. Hammond. CLEANING, kalsomtns ane paper, wax- back Some Choice Real Priced to Sell indicated 24 Eeat Silver. work house, front and porch, cellai Estate Quick. Railroad traffic, as by recovery is the unbalanced relationship between values in the ing and oiling floors: guartnteed and garage. 1117 Kent avenue, one of since the VtflLL make a sacrifice for Imme- John Goodaon, phone 684-- , the reports different industries, from the uneven fall of and price block west Robinson park. Lots 1 to 8 inclusive, Block 36 Addition resulting prices diate sal of my beautiful modern WANTED Second-han- Perea together with first of the year, have been running galvanized tank, FOK BALE By owner, 718 West continuous in 2 wages. flva room and sun parlor; also good condition; 60 to 100 barrels. Call Oul, parcel all, approximating acres, known ahead of last Janu- room. See me once. frams stucco, 4 rooms and bath, i as Powers year, although breakfast at Address 1310 North Fourth. J. W. Zllles. vaoant Property, nth street; ranch house and out- were about 16 Box 77, care Journal. large porches, newly decorated, ary gross earnings WANTED Two or three, good .Holstein Terms If desired. Phone 1803-- buildings. below those of the same rise in of farm products. It Although the of all meat FOR SALE Cheap, acre and cows: be ..per cent, prices exports half, tn must recently fresh. Wrlta FOK SALE By owner, one four-roo- of 1921. hand came so and as to in 1921 increased 3 blocks from Albuquerque business cen- full to Box 20, care Journal. 2 lots, block 16, Francisco Armljo y Otero Addition, also tract month On the other easily naturally products per near new particulars, brick, in lowlands, on large lot, splen- had in ter, railroad shops; rich, la,; WANTED old or of land to the east, to railroad the net earnings of 199 roads' were demonstrate that the country cent, pounds over those of 1920, soil, for or By party, car did location; would take good Dodge extending tracks, adobs good garden chickens; must 1288-J- . warehouse thereon. $57,421,605 in January against been suffering from excessive pessi-- " hog products fared better than beef. sell. Cash or terms like rent. Address furniture, ruga, etovir, clothing any Ford as part payment Phona and everything. Addresa Box 400, Journal one $28,331,956 in 1921, which mism, and that in the natural order Cotton is about where it was at Q. Potter, 8433 East First street, T.s FOR BALE New homes oy owner; to January, Angeles, Calif. MAX BARGAIN STOKE., at 116 South 824 West Gold; one Lots J 6, inclusive, block 7, Northern Addition. reflects the reduction in of the economic situation, the of March. As the four-roo- 210 , operating things beginning Flrat, will pay th highest for 110 North one 11 SO, , prices Maple; Lots to inclusive. Block 28, Perea Addition. expenses. given reasonable time, would re- world has been living on reduced TYPEWRITERS your eecond-han- clothing-- shoes and North Maple; terms. Call 821 Weat Sil- its Grain furniture. Phone 858 ver, phone 1949-- Tract of land about 690x490 ft. in town of Trading In all lines is on a short cover equilibrium. prices consumption for several years, it TYPE WRITERS All "makea verbaulad Chilli!, Bernalillo SALE new four-roo- stucco known as Chilill wish in March lost a part of their Feb- very much needs to use more cot- and Ribbons for ma- RL'O CLEANERS FOR My county, property; small adobe building. order basis. Foreign buyers repaired. every wn CLEAN RUGS. a all modern conveniences ex- but reasons were the is chine. Ex- Navajo rugs bungalow, 4 avoid of ruary gains, the ton, and situation disquieting. Albuquerque Typewriter 1885-- butlt-l- n 3. E. Sec. 10, lots and S, W. 14 N. E. Sec. to the risks exchange A03-- Phnne B. & G. cept heat; features; good porches, of IS, serious change, phone J 122 South Fourth apeclalty. 19 fluctuations so far as possible, and obvious and there was no If the season should be bad for the Cleaners. lawn and garage; owner going east And Twp. N. It. E. containing 162.56 acres, Sandoval Co. is a loss of confidence. The breaking of growing crop we have will sacrifice; good location; easy terms. 8 in the domestic trade there pros- may very ANTEDRoomg HUG CLEANERS Furniture alsr for sale. 710 West 320 acres about miles from Jemez known as Eagle Ranch. in the drought in the southwest and high prices for cotton. Such an out- . WB VACUUM AND WASH RUGS pect that some lines, particu- OENTLKMANMPr;oYEl)Jwnorentjy 3 fractional lots on and improvement in the outlook for the come is very undesirable, for it will Navajo ruga a apeclalty. Phone corner gold John Btreets, known as A. larly clothing and textiles, prices furnished or unfurnished room, close 1S85-- B. & O. Cleanera. FOR SALE Nine new furnished homes, Montoya property; adobe house thereon. may be lower. There is general Winter wheat crop was the prin- mean high prices to consumers In, for about six months. Phone 1525-- from eight to seventeen hundred dol- sev- WANTT.D Careful Kodak 40 acres N. street 4 however, that both at cipal factor in the decline. For with little compensating benefit to finishing lars; four houses at sixteen fifty, cash, Fourth road, miles from Albuquerque ' agreement, Twice dally servlcs. Remember, no terms; must sell quick; known as Street Ranch. home and abroad stocks have been eral months the country had been growers. Send leaving city; the Fourth of guaranteed. your finishing no trades; no dickers; big paying renters. the and hearing that the condition the Prospects Encouraging to a reliable, established firm. Banna Room 7, Bank , worked down to minimum NOTICE TO HOLDERS Address First National Listed for 10 with the members' of Albu- that there must be constant buying Kansas wheat crop was critical and On the whole there seems to be Hanna. Master Photographers. building. days the OF five-roo- to meet the demands for eurrent getting worse every day, and then a good basis for believing that agri- VICTORY NOTES RAZOR B'.ADES Hi.vs your dull aafety FOR SALE By uwner, modern querque Realtors Association. Titles perfect. Ab- came snow and rain, and the pros- culture in all branches will have a razor blades reaharr d; single edge, brick, stucco, alt modern conveniences consumption. This is one respect built-i- n stract furnished. is for a of 2Sc; double edge, 850 per dozen. Have except heat; features, large in which the situation is decidedly pect now reported good better market for the next crop than "To Holders Victory notes and razor honed lawn, trees, in others yonr atralght and set by sleeping porch, vines, garage '.more favorable than it was in the large crop. The world situation for the last one. The farmer's costs concerned: expert All work iu ranteed. Kobza and chicken yards; good location ; will of 1920 and wheat is closely balanced and any are declining, and we believe that "Notice is hereby given as fol- r. .1., at Ruppe s Drug store. aacriflce; terms to suit reliable party. latter part throughout lows: Fo. further 1805-- most of 1921. important news is likely to have the necessary readjustments to rarticulars, phone more than the usual effect. Aus- into "First. Call for redemption of WANTED Salesmen The steel has made a bring industry balance require 3 cent W industry tralia and are both ex- that shall per Victory notes. All of 67 MILLS Kallon made with new ArED Agents marked the United States Argentina they continue to decline. these 8 cent per recovery, New wheat from is in the of per scries of the patented nasoHne Vaporiser. Write AGENTS TfiUThTltettyliwTlniw porting freely. It interest all business United States of for Over 100 Steel Corporation now operating at within America converti- pnrtlcularn. titransky Vaporizer Co., mop. per cent profit. Albuquerque Santa Fe Taos India will be available a that the the most numer- 1922-192- de- about 70 cent, of and farmers, ble gold notes of 3, other- f'ukwana, fl. D. itself. Write for prices, per capacity and V. H. & the in month, the harvest is only three ous class in the country, shall have wise known as 3 per cent Vic- SIDELINE MEN Small sample and col- scription, territory. Preston independent companies the off in As the Son, Ft. Collins. Colo. 60 months this country. a fair show in the field. With agri- tory notes, are hereby railed lor ored photographs; give territory trav- DAILY STAGE aggregate at probably per cent eled anil 60 end of the crop cultural in on June 15, 19L'2. references, Easy weekly. DROP everything. Get this new one. When it is considered that produc- year approaches, production increasing redemption Hire. fi.Tll North Clark. Put and take saleshoarda sell all about the give the farmer pursuant to the Chicago. To Taos nracl D To opinions supplies way Europe cannot expect provisions for 10 Peoria iwn) Albnqnrrque (Read Cp) tion capacity has increased about In MAK 30u to 50u per month dietrlbut-Iti- Novelty Co., Peoria, Leave . 7:30 S0 to realities. There have been two the prices of his products to ro redemption contained the notes competition, ePorla Novelty Co., Peoria a.m.... Albuquerque ...Arrive . 7:00 p.m.- per cent, since before the war, it and in circu- Speednline, eaey. permanent work, Illinois. Arrive . 10:30 am Snnta Fe Leave . will be seen this is far positive opinions as to whether or back to the high levels due to the treasury department exclusive territory; automobile frea. 4:00 p.m. that from a lar No. 138, dated 21. 1919, for AOENTS 9fl0 Leave . 12:30 Santa Fe Arrive . 12:45 state of not this country was selling itself war, and if he has made mistakes of April Wrtte pnrtlrulart. Specdollne Co. Wonderful seller. profit pm p.m. stagnation. but the is now under which the notes were orig- Pfpt. 74, Daliaa. Texee every dollar sales. Deliver on spot. Arrive . 2:00 p. m Espnnola Arrive . 11:16 a.m. short, opinion gen- judgment by buying at IJcanse Mis- The property inally Issued. Interest on all Vic- .Antra .,. m.s ... i unnecessary. Rnmple free. Arrive . 6:00 Taos Leave . 7)30 a. m implement industry, although eral that there will be to he has lots of uTiv. sion. 2819 W An- pm far enough go high prices company tory notes of the 3 per cent attachment flta Factory 8, Pico, Loi itill from normal, is much better around. who are not picotlng; any machine, geles. Calif than this time among people farmers, series will cease on said redemp- $2.50: buttonhole, IS; hand embroiderer, Fare to Santa Fe, to $11.50. at last year, and that Corn and oats are in- but he has a to $5.60. Airenta P. AGENTS 200 cent Wonderful $4.50; Taos, is the case always right expect that tion date, June 15, 1922. wanted. Ktephenson. per profit. also with the automobile fluenced more or less wheat, and one or his '.jinncy, rmcAff little article; something new; sells like Albuquerque Brothers , by way another, products "Second. Suspension and in Headquarters, Ringling and even more so with MI'-- wildfire; carry pocket; writ at once industry, the both are down from the top. The shall have a in re- of notes con- SIDELINE Our new. Xtlg box Toy for Store. Phone 600. 210 West The purchasing power Victory Balloon assortment Is whirlwind seller. free sample. Albert Mills, Gen. Mcr., Cigar Central Avenue. building industry. figures for stocks in the central markets are lation to other commodities and version privilege, in view of the American Bldg,. Cincinnati, Oh to, the latter are -' Quality, pj trp. commission rlfrht. iMn't Santa Fe Bank quite remarkable, per- well up to storage and the services to that of before call for the redemption ol all 3 miss thii. $75 TO $150 weekly. Free sampipftt Headquarters, Confectionery, mits in 161 cities capacity, equal the yuron Kubber Company, aggregating speculative market is not inclined war. We do not think that much per cent Victory notes on June 15. Ohio. Lowest priced gold window letters for Phone 222. $132,909,000 in 1922, to the pro- stores, offices. Anybody can do ft. February last, to take more. The price of corn can be done by means of and pursuant At'iUXTH $5 to 915 dally introducing new against $50,433,167 in legislation visions of the said treasury de- Kuarnnteed must wear or re dpmand. Exclusive territory. Acm , February, will be dominated in the long run to secure this to him, but are posi- hosiery; I.ettfr Co.. 2304 Congress, circular No. 138. pluced free. N1tb,pr or enpl-ta- l Dept. the of live tive in our partment the experience riifrngo. The Situation in by price stock, particu opinion that economic privilege of conversion ot Victory required. Write orders; we deliver Agriculture farly hogs. Ten dollars per hun law' will bring it to him, and we notes of nd collect; namplpa furnished, contHln-In- LOCAts representatives Mg woolen mills. The chief factor in the of either series into Victory all colors, full cleaning up, taking orders suits, change dred for hogs mean that a large' pan counsel all other groups to cheer- notes of the other series is grades, including pants, entiment which has occurred since of hereby fashioned silks. Mills Co.. blnnkets, light overcoats, raincoats. the corn crop is being marketed fully accord it to him as from 9. 1922. Dept. 2255, Ohio Amazing values, direct to wearer. Ex- DELIVERY - CITY the- first of the year, has been the rightfully suspended February Cincinnati, OF THE JOURNAL at very profitable prices. due. to June 15. 1922, both inclusive, SKLT. our tailored. cult f.ir perience unnecessary. Donahue, 1108 I first week, others $'200 and on June 1G. 1922, will termin- 124. r0, with an extra pair of pants wepkly. Complti ate. notes ' free. The world's fastest selllmr. bltcRest outfit free. Ask quick about territory. Every paper for subscribers In the city of Albuquerque Victory accordingly Taylor-Well- 2744 No. Pauline. Chicago. United States Steel 97 classes which cease to be in- paylpR. direct tn wearer proposition. should be delivered not later than 7:00 a. m. weekdays and except calves, clos;d lntprru:ivcartihle 8 Utah Copper 65' 60c to 75c lower. fective 9, 1922, on paid daily. Special proposition a. in Sundays. Week's top: February and to mrn writing immediately. Greater FOR Yearlings. $9.35; matured steers, and after that date no conversion Vnliifj Outfitters. Cincinnati. Ohio. THE MADKETS FOR RENT Storo room, centrally locat- If any subscriber falls to receive his paper properly a Foreign Exchange. $9.25. Week's bulk prices on beei of the notes may be made. SALESMEN If a busi- 8. you tfuld offer ed, between Third and Fourth. Apply phone call before 9:30 will bring a new by Kew $7.25 as high-grad- e paper Tork, April Foreign steers, 8.40; beef cows and "Third. Detailed information ness ninn pencils with hla Gurule and Sandoval Realty Co., 114 MESSLNGLK firm. Great Britain de- heifers, $5.2508.75; stockers and to the presentation and surrender ad Imprinted In. gold. In quantities as South Second. 60-d- small na he (Bj The Awovlated mand. 14.40; cables, 84.40; feeders. $6.3507.25; veal calves. of 3 per cent Victory hntes for a single gross, cheaper than rnoxi 13 or US rm.) bills on banks. France $8.00 jji 8.75; canners Is in buys his ordinary pencils, so he could vi A I TRF.SS 84.37. and cutters. redemption given treasury , use an RENOVATING cables. 9.18. 4.25. No. them himself or as advertising demand, 8.15: Italy $3.35 department circular 277, dated wouldn't a MATTHF.SS 13 50 FINANCIAL 6. novelty, you think you had ReSMlVATIStt and up 6.33. Be- I demand,' S2'i: cables, Hogs Receipts 6,600. Market February 9, 1922. copies oi which re n live proposition? Easy stiles, big Una cl.snins furniture fur THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 8.49. rnn'rinir lgium demand, 8.48; cables, active mostly 6c to 10c higher than are available at the treasury and commissions, Mr Hobbs. sales manager. nltura parking. Phone H13-- Ervln ' " 74 Trail Street. Germany demand, .32; cables, yesterday's average, some medium the federal reserve banks. Pey street, Nw Tork City. Bedding fompany. New Tork, April 8. Week end .22. Holland demand, 37.80; and heavies up more; shippers "A. W. MELLON. cables, 87.83. Norway demand, bought about closed "Secretary of the operations on the; stock exchange 1,000; strong, Treasury. closed 18.32. Sweden demand, 26.18. Den- good clearance. Top, $10.85; bulk, "February 8, 1922." very, much as they began 21.20. r. fn a whirl of enthusi- mark demand, Switzerland $10.3510.80; pigs nominally asm speculative demand. 19.44. Spain demand, steady. ROCKEY INVESTIGATING and many new high records Po- the sustained movement. 15.65. Greece demand, 4.46. Sheep Receipts 2,500, Today's (or land demand. Czecho-Slo-vak- SUGAR BEET Early dealings were tn .02. receipts practically all to packers PROSPECTS irregular demand, 1.93. Argentine de- direct. Compared with week ago: consequence of further realizing 85.38. IN THE MESILLA VALLEY ales. These effected reversals of mand, Brazil demand, 13.75. Best handy weight lambs steady to Montreal, 25c lower; week's bulk on one to four among Stude-bak- er prices points fat wooled lambs, $15.50016.50; (Special Corrt pondrnre to The Journal.) and Chandler Motors, Gen- Las N. 8. eral Baldwin shorn, $13.0013.75; wooled ewes Cruces, M., April I) Electric, locomotive, GRAIN W. Rockey of Santa Fe, state su- Mexican . $9.0010.00. Petroleum and Electric pervisor of trade and Industrie nstall Ruud Tank Storage Battery. a Heater and Industrial rehabilitation. Is it Prices soon rallied, however, on Chicago Board of Trade. Denver. renewed Chicago, April 8. Wheat ad- Denver, April 8. Cattle Re- Las Cruces on a tour of Investlga buying of independent tlon in southern New Mexico. steels under lead of Gulf States, vanced sharply today, following a ceipts 700. Market steady. Beef weak start, the option touch- steers, $6.607.60; cows and heif- Mr. Rockey conferred with C. A yesterday's sensational performer, July field of the as well as Re- ing a new high mark for the week ers, $5.00 07.20; calves, $8,000 Turncy, representative Bethlehem, Midvale, Holley Sugar corporation of Colo- public and d. when 81.20 was attained shortly 11.25; bulls, $2.6004.00; stockers Hot demonstra- This rado, in to the Water Summer and for Local utilities also strengthened before the close. Buying by houses feeders, $6.0007.00. regard with western connections was Hogs Receipts 100. Market 10c tions planting of sugar beets In the their position on the outcome of Mesilla also with J. the Interborough Rapid Transit mainly responsible for the quick higher. Top, $10.25; bulk, 19.75 valley; Capt. upward turn, and at the finish, 10.20. A. Delameter, veteran prospector situation and additional accumula- as to the mineral resources In th'. tion of rails proceeded, mainly In which was strong, the market Sheep Receipts 'none. Market showed a net of Ho to steady. For week: $12.00 Organ mountains and other points Readinr Baltimore A Ohio. Mis gain Tearllngs, in this district. souri Pacific common and pre- with May $1.82 to $1.82 le,and 013.00; lambs. $13.76015.00; ferred and other low Issues. July $1.20 to 8 1.20 H. Corn wethers, $10010.50; feeder lambs, The Holley Sugar company and grade closed He to c oats were $9.0009.75. the Las Cruces Chamber of Com- Shorts experienced another un- higher, merce comfortable time in efforts to up o to Ho and provisions show- have undertaken the pay- their ment of the on 12K depress the oils, that division re ed an advance of from 7c to 60o. freight charges sub- While the government crop re- PRODUCE acres of sugar beets to be grown sisting pressure and adding in the Mesilla this season stantially to the many net gains at port on winter wheat, issued after valley active Bales yesterday's close, instilled a slight- Chicago Produce. Tests will be made on from 25 to the very finish. 30 seven-acr- e to 835,000 a rec- ly bearish tinge to the market at Chicago, April 8. Butter Mar- tracts, including a amounted shares, patch at the station of ord for any two-ho- session since the opening, this was short lived, ket higher. Creamery extras, 84c; experiment however, as the buying demand firsts. seconds, the New Mexico College of Agri- 3133c; 29030c; culture and Mechanic Arts. Il.Excepting German marks, which from the eastern houses caused a standards, 83c. eased a trifle, all the foreign ex- reaction which sent prices to Eggs Market firm. Receipts changes displayed a strong tone. higher levels. Unfavorable reports 82,999 cases. Firsts. 22 He; ordi- ADDITIONAL PAVING IS RUUD nuuo rise to 4.41 for demand regarding the crop in the south- nary firsts, 21021c; miscellan- Sterling's fac- 22 PLANNED BY bills represented the highest quo west also were a contributing eous, 022c; storage packed LAS VEGAS for that rem'ttance since the tor. extras, 25 c; storage packed firsts, TANK tation ac- 24 AUTOMATIC early part of last March. Allied Corn and oats reflected the He Las Vegas, N. M., April . and Scandinavian bills gained two tion in wheat. There was a broad- Poultry Alive, unchanged. South Pacifio street in the town twelve and the Montreal er trade and commission house Potatoes Market weak. ts of Las Vegas, which has been no- to points 71 HEATED HEATER discount here continued to ease. buying led to considerable short cars. Total U. S. ship- torious for its roughness, likely 8r the activ- covering. There was little, how- ments, 727 cars. Wisconsin sacked will be this year. Over 60 Despite extraordinary at- paved ity in the stock market and the re- ever, in the situation to attract round whites, $1.4501.65 cwt.; per cent of the property owners sultant demand for funds, clearing tention but the day in oats caused Minnesota sacked Red rivers, $1.55 are said to have signed a petition house loans and discounts showed increased apprehension. cwt.: Minnesota sacked Early Ohio, asking for the improvement. As an actual decrease of slightly more Provisions, while rather dull, partly graded. $1.00 cwt.; Idaho the street is part of the Santa Fe than 18,000,000 and a moderate averaged higher in sympathy with sacked Russets, $1.6001.76 cwt; trail and nearly all transcontinen- sain In cash Increased actual excess hogs and grains. Idaho sacked Rurals, $1.5001.66 tal tourists traverse it, the im- reserves to about l,60,e00. Closing prices: cwt.; Utah sacked Rurals, fair qual- provement will be ot great bene- Closing prices: Wheat May, 81.81; . July, ity. $1.20 cwt.j Wyoming sacked fit. Beet 41 $1.20. whits variety, $1.70 cwt.; new Two man owning property cn American Sugar double headed bar- American Can ...... JJ4 Corn May, 89e; July, 2He. stock, Florida the Plaxa, Charles Ilfeld and John American Smelting Ref-g.- U Oats May, July, 89Ho. rels Spaulding Rose No. 1, $9.00 D. W. Veeder , have subscribed Pork Mav. 8e;821.00. 9.60; No. 2. $7.0007.50. 11,600 each to the beautlflcatlon of American Tel. & Tel.. 121 Ird May. 310.87: July, $11.25. the plaza. The improvements will Anaconda Copper ...... BaJ Ribs May. $11.60: July, $10.80. Kansas City Produce. cost $4,500, and it is believed that Atchison ... Kansas City. April 8. Eggs the $1,600 remaining to be sub- ft Ohio 45 Market He down. Firsts, zoc. scribed will be obtained readily Baltimore T8 LIVESTOCK Bethlehem Steel "B". t. Butter and poultry unchanged. from business men on the plaza Ruud Tank Water Heaters have many exclusive features. Exterior manifolds, whlrh" Butts Superior ...... 2Ji and Bridge street. are reversible California Petroleum . &4t Kansas City. New Tork Cotton. and interchangeable and to which the coils are joined, carry the entire weight Kansas City, April 8. Cattle New Tork, April 8. Cotton fu- of the heater by reason of an ingenious device on the union sleeve which at the same time Central J 7 Receipts none. For week: Heavy tures closed strong. May, $18.79; father 5 holds the shell Centered inlets and outlets the heater to on an Chesapeake ft Ohio... beef steers strong to 25c higher; July. $17.40; Oct., $17.21; Dec, 100,000 FEET rigid. permit swing axis, Mil. St. Paul 55 others and 26o to 60c $17421; Jan., $17.14. hence its position be with little trouble. Chicago, yearlings New and Second Hand may changed very CMno Copper v higher; top, $8.50; she stock most- Colorado Fuel ft Iron. 82 ly 25o higher, spots 36o to 60s up; MEXICO'S CRACK BAND Crucible Steel canners and' cutters 15c to 25c - Coils Cuba Cane Sugar- 6K higher; bulls steady to strong; TO VISIT R10 JANEIRO WATER and burner are Instantly accessible, and the copper coils are so placed and . calves 50o to $1 stockers, as to ring-burn- er Kris 74J8' hither; graded absorb the greatest amount of heat possible. The cist iron is Great Northern pfd feeders and stock calves 25c to 50c The AMoclattd . 40 k (Br Prm.) mounted on a tube with an air shutter. Gas orifices are drilled in Inspiration Copper higher; stock cows and heifers 25c Mexico City. April 8. The presi PIPE mixing adjustable per- Mer. Marine pfd H higher. dential band fect alignment and at distances on the radial which cast Int. staff under the direc Sizes from inch to perfectly proportioned ridges are on Ksnnecott Copper J Hogs Receipts 1,000, Both tion of Prof. Melquiades Campos. li Inch, the flat of the burner. This assures combustion. Souisvills ft Nashvlll and the of- Pipe cut and threaded to spe- upper surface perfect 11J4 packers shippers took will go to Rio Janeiro and give con cial Mexican Petroleum fering on an market; strong certs Brazilian dimensions. Also Riveted 29 early during the coming Steel and Valea Mle,ml Copper to 10c higher. Packers paid $10.25 centennial exposition, it was an- Pipe- and 2 H 210-pou- Mlisourl Pacific and bid $10.30 on choice nounced consid- Fittings. today. The band, CONTRACTS TAKEN for Montana Power weights; best to shippers at $10.85; ered the best organization of its all gV4 bulk mixed kinds of trenching with ma- New Tork Central loads, $10.00010.25; kind in Mexico, recently returned chines . top, $10.35; bulk of sales, $9,900 from and laying. Northern Pacifio, - a tour of the United States. Phono Wire Call Pennsylvania . J- 10.25; throwout sows and pigs Bay Consolidated Copper.... i&li steady to strong. RAIN AT HAGERMAV. Gas & Electric none. ' Reading Sheep Receipts For N. M., 8. This ADAMS PIPE Albuquerque Company ...... week: 25c Hagerman, April Pvepubllo Iron ft 6teel. Killing classes generally section of the Pecos valley wa Sinclair OH & Refining 25. higher. Top wooled lambs, $18.00; visited a rain and Pacifio $14.00. by good Monday "At Your Service" Southern shorn, Monday night which has dispelled 170RKS Phone 98 Southern Hallway all gloom from the faces of the Studebaker Chicago. , Orchard-ist- s Corporation ,...11 sj, cattlemen and farmers. J027 Bay St., toi Angeles, Cal, Texas Company 8. Re- vrit-le- 4 Chicago. April Cattle are also optimistic. The y Phones Pico 12 or Tobacco Products ceipts BOO. Compared with week never faced a more promising Broadway 1204 1 Union raclflo ,Ul ego; Practically steady on all future. l April 9, 1925 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL COURT A Real Home Furnished CASH PARKVIEW KINGSBURY KOLUMN $500 live Hundred Dollars ltclow CHARLES GiZAPF&CO, five-roo- brick PKESENT COST New high-clas- s steam A new pressed Will on an room A REAL HOME FOR THE apartments, '" serv- slart you eight PREPARE sale we have boon roof fine Realtors-Insura- nce house, bath, sleeping porch, house in a house For quick heat, uas, etc.; garden, I1XE LOCATION sun good boarding If you are looking for a good authorized to offer a four, view;, rents $50 to $75. Xo ,.sick. on ice porch, porch, basement, location, lot, of this five HOME ' FOR SALE Four lots 50x142 Close in in the highlands built-i- n large plenty home let us show you room modern .lust com- (la oh, $R. harwo'od floors, features not a few fur- house, ray east. Just paved street, 6 rooms, modern, buffet and bookcases. shrubSery. Why keep room and sleeping porch, Buy the lot today, out where at a where the feet each, facing in kitchen, boarders and be hard- pleted, price ,1. A, of- - fciiit on built-i- n features, large clothes independent? nace heat, fire ptacc. thinss prow, and be one ot tlio owner will lose five hundred HAMMOND, Agent. south avenue Inspir- New furniture itnougliout. Parties We two - Polht.-Cajih- , good fireplace, full size have fifty foot building wood floors, garage, lawn and "Homo Builders." Anderson Ad- of 824 E. Silver. Plimie 1522-- ation - or terma. closets, must sell. See lots can bo dollars. If yotr are thinking on lot, large screened porches and that bought, worth shade trees. Located on one ditions; $20 down and $10 per sco this Also .nice Jut. east front, ACKERSON & GRIFFITH, the money, on terms. In the building or buying, Central. a real bargain at $5,500.00. Realtors. of the best streets mnnlh. first and save some, 'Cpt'ni.U 'avenue, near. place See our Terms if desired. 120 S. I'hone 414. Fourth ward. money. Convenient terms to signs., Fourth. Shelley Realty Co, HERE A Jot on North Kleventh A. L. MARTIN CO., Franklin & Co. t lie rirfht IS COZY LITTLE Corner FOL'RTII WARD Realtors. parties. street.' .cheap. Cnsli or terms. 439-.- Realtors. HOME ; Five rooms, glassed sleeping Plume 216 V. Gold. Realtors. . See, our sign. mod- F0 R SALE Real Estate, Fire and Auto J, D,' Keleher, porch, screened porches, Loans. 221 WVst Gold. Phone 857. Four ro.nms anj sleeping porch, furnished Fo? Sale A. P llclier Clarified Ad Insurance, Realtor. adobe, USlTY IH K.HTS LOTS ern, good fireplace, Kivc-roo- Phone 156. liascnient and rXIVI' ' J4.000 frame bungalow, mod- 223 W. Gold 21 1 V. Gold. 410. and only at $3,500.00, n Phouc hot air fiirimce. Lot 45x8r all level lots; all 00x142 priced ern, fireplace, oak floors, built-i- fea- PRESSED RRICK BUNG A Af' with good terms. tures; new and well built K. Central. feet. Located in fourlh ward. feet; ttir face' east or west:' all Five-roo- IOW ON SOUTH THIRD $2,r00 frame cottage, mod- '". m i " - Owner all command the ST. LOSE-I.- " is leaving within two restricted: OF LOCATION ern, fine condition, convenient to shops; ' ozone; CREAM a OI'I'OHTIMTIK. weeks and wants to sell at state's host all have city bargain. Five rooms, bath, two - - mod- porch- 14 looms of f urniture-and- ' lonse nnv'tl-- l uni'o. Wattr- all allow- one to Seven extra large rooms, i'iva-ron- FOR SALE rates: $3,spc white stucco bungal- es, pantry, closets, gas and located house at ItrU'o.' ern in respect, hardwood ow', now. oak fur- attraulhe To See This view the beautiful mountain every flnnva, linsMiirnt, electricity, hot and cold water, adobe stuccoed house, Splendid. Income proposition. Ten well! Phone floors, fine fireplace, hot water nace, lawn, eUlowalks, garnge. Luna built-i- n built-i- n loeafed brick scenery which changes every features. Lot 64x100, many' modern features, apat Intents, furnished and - Boulevard district, lnrl,.-- Same heat, fruit cellar, large clothes ( double of ?250 cash trilled: lhe malm anmn on i hour of the day. price, garage pressed Highlands, r.UU; .. WM,.J. LEVERETT, closets, built-i- n features, good brick, peli'IiMlt. ., cash or terms. Only ten dollars walks. Mr. Shopman, Mr. Su- and $50 a moiun. MrMlI.I.lOV ft WOOD. Realtor. . fixtures, large screened Low- tier month will secure, one ot light perintendent, Mr. Business Man 4- - Ttoom frame house, IteultorH, Loans, lostimiU'C, Phone Jio. Tliiul and porches, extra large lot with SM i.old them for voir. Almost daily we home A. FLEISCIEK, Mtor this is your opportunity to lands, ready to occupy, city West tinlrt Avenue. outbuildings. This $1,-75- 0; As As Lasts are told by fonteo.no that they good get a nice little close-i- n. electric Long It is a also a bargain for Tire, Acrldem, Autom ihlle insurance, home, water and lights, are as dandy; Surety Bui ti, Luunt. Call us for cash and $20 a month. glad they bought early $10,000.00; good terms If appointment. $50 as they did or they wish they DIECKMANN REALTY 5- - IN' LUNA DISTRICT No. Ill S. Fourth St. Velepbone t't. CO. Room frame house. High- $10.00 Per Load had liought more. " Realtors. 15 five-roo- c FREE USE OF $50 rush and j New oak Real lands $050; A Better Grade ,15.00. house,' He a booster with these others. AUDITION Estate, Insurance, Loans. a month. 'floors, built-i- n features, furnace, LINCOLN 309 W. Golfl. mono 70. Garden Acreage Tract Oet your lot today. LOAN Two new. small frame houses, garage, for only $3.50. Good and-Gold- . New and located on the North MONEY TO (Of about 1,000 feet) Will give free line of well Main Office; on corner lot. High- term?. lias advanced $5 40-8- street road, fine Lumber fenced Phones I. Fourth paved $1,250; $100 cash and Call with per before the next and plowed tract ot fresh wonderful view, Oestreieh, Realtor, lands,, Wagon thousand, buy' KINK soil, air, $25 a month. advance. fiARPKX LAND, about large lots, ditch water and a Terms Cash "'miles of 216 -2 West Gold Avenue, 4- - Rootn adobe house, High- K. Mc(I,lGIT.X, north Albuquerque dandy place for a home, where OFFICE ROOMS cash and $20 reasonably close to n. lands, $1,000; $50 Healtor. paved you can raise own gar-do- roads. your Phone Spacious and well & 204 W. Gold. ' 4I2-.- , 999, lighted. Heat a month, McKinley Land lhono s TO hot and cold water, and Janitor 5- - Koom frame house, corner Innurance, Loans, Notary Public. INDCSTRIOUS. YOU 'PRICE IT TO. Some of these lots have fine . service included. and water, reasonably Co. shade and fruit trees. lot, lights Lumber Onod capault: paiitv FOR J. KORUfiU CO. close in, .$1,600; $50 cash and well, with pump, GET YOURS TODAY BEFORE SALE g.'wnline and SELL TI1K CHOICE LOTS ARE Aulo Department. $25 a month. Albuquerque, New Mexico. engine tank for Ten acre ranch, all in cultivation excep- domestic;, ami irrigable use. SOLD. GOOD TERMS, $20.00 not adobe house, Everbearing Strawberry and under irrigation, lmprov-- ! tionally large, cultivated lot. Pine, free range for vour milk WE WILL SELL IT CASH AND BALANCE $10.00 ed. Also 20 acres well Improved Plants cow. chickens PER MONTH. fruit trees. $1,000 cash and turltevs soil In the See at tx-tr- land, best valley. NOTICE and good terms. INVESTIGATE $5.00 Per hundred. Large lignt your door. Some us for terms. work on List Your Property . There wil be a band concert On Several small furnished houses, ihubarb roots $10 per pU0c fl)r wh,,.n J. I;. PHILLIPS, account of rebuilding, we New brick bungalow, oak flooring, hot will ay rash. An mid dress at the U. S. have moved our in Highlands and Lowlands. hundred. Delivered. exceptional parade Real Estate. headquarters for wntr heat; only $4,500; terms 'o opportunity for the right man. With Us Indian school this afternoon 354-- the time Kiiit. Ai.m x Phone 110 S. Third. being. HEAL EXCHANGE, orKitQii; ntsKiiv, Wn alno have R and 2 Come ESTATE, Brick I'lKinc 1' liU-Iti- !. nt o'clock. out It's .. 4011 iunnalo'. basement, hest, gaiage, A. C. RTAItF.S West Copper. near adjoining tracts FOR at a most interesting affair. Walter and East Central, UA I A really Tioal mid terms. .J id IN PRirKS We have snmr- buytrs fur Then stop fit the new LIN- l;tn(o Insurance A. BUSINESS CHANCES 217 S. Arno. close S. COLN ADDITION (which lies Phone 108 Beautifully furnished bungalow, In, K1RKI.TRICK, located properties HOTEL, lor sale. 821 i Wen small payment, balance less than FOR SALE J'lione "III, or' directly east of the Indian state: Poultry-Eg- g tow. Miscenaneout Central. FOR SALE rent:, prked very IAS. V. xoiiii-:xt- I school) and inspect those beau- Choice corner on West Silver, $700. I'OU HAl.K Uolnl (hvellins: and liuililins 'ts. FOR SALE Two-stor- y prick building. HELP WANTED SALE Bronze eggs, for I'liiiim lots. Full turkey C ,7, tiful There will be sales- . .JOSKIMC 215 South Pint; location good for any hatching. Phone 241S-J.- OrXIER . t'OFt SA men on the ground. Kind or business. JO: West (.old Avenue. Phone7 Mi 1.105x7. outfn, 3:y We tan nsflist you to sell your VATKl-Conipet- FOR tfALTv-- R. L Red for hytch-ln- Somli Mtunfonl ent man for crkh, MEN wanted tu u.uallr for firemen, dlarv and ? pnr settlnif.' Pnone lUSfi-- s farm work. Phone 'J40ft-H- my jtuunr-- and 24.'-Ka- uiZr.ru&fykiovii. tlwoiiRh D. nraKemcn, experience unnecessary. H A m j - b d propprty prompt T, KINGSBURY XV A N T K U T w o 1'OH re c7iiUnQl-litn- I'hnna AUTOMOBILES, Transportation furnished. Write W. Bo real estate eoJetnien; Red redl, FOR RENT 1915-- hatching epga. rho:ie Dwellings Kolt FOH y.M.K- - . Realtor. tress, 4.15, St. Louis. chlohfng for mile. Phone l.k H;il.y Twii"aIr'lJriuubl Kuril tiedar, Just like iiL-- satis sorvici-- FOU red W an" VIumio 'jn'iS-.- (nclmy FOH KALE Good Wlrlte FCH UKNT MJ,.roil brick '"'l. t'ni. P!mn 4."i0. paying business, erls Marker and dlHtrthutur. QnU dott- - Hiinl-- bungalow. Real 'hm fur hatching. Phono Ml'! t NVw Yurk. , Estate, Loans and petto outfit complete, large corn popper, lupTamidry CoVnpany, Gallup, N", M. Iji'it pALIi i'jljcr rntiuru-s- b"Uth KOIt SAia; 1u(Ik lru:lc t(iraiiuni); nl FOR SALE Elack a I'ive-nm- K1H7-- foK 4 Insurance. canuy Kettle and stove, crispette machine, MKN WANTED for Iiotective work. Ex- ilnorca egM, $1.5 roll furuisiieti huust. alrfr. phrne jrailf fiinifurp. "0 fnro Juurn a t. etc. JH 100. Fred "14 W, C, OESTREICH, ; 210 W. Gold. Phone 907-- Cll North First. perience rninecesaflry. Write J. Uamir, setting; Eukcs, phone :lrlllft. i''UU SAIK llri hai'V cai rkigfT 111 good VOn g.Ai.R 1S12-V- touring vet; FOR r'QV't 393, Hf, ItK.NT't Ki unrur- - o'ltidlthin, riiiui Bond-Uillo- n ' SALE Plumbing supplies, pine. !rrm,T IVtPcl.Vft, Louis. foil house, firit.c'am condition. en " F OK haT E - ll ltTf'kM fnorca 7 6 c pumps, points. 6c car and bus fare to MttN Kg. lllBllfil. Call at Si.ulh Walter. Voll KA1-- Wlilu S' whit'.niiii flt.v . Firemen, brakemen, beglnnora, per fi2J .Soutlr liiiip, drop Realtor, Mountain road. w. C. Thaxton, 1111 IU)0, latpr $2K0; no setting. First, phone I' o itKNT if" uiv. 21 SmTt h KouT ms VV.'sl Folt KAI.K bt'ii.n caraT 472-J- . strike. Increasing extia good used Nort'i Fourth, phone bnalness, r, LJ-- FOR RENT nalUvay,j-areNlornlnf- oJurna'. Lli7'- li'flilh. A,i,li.ya pnslofflce box 3 7. Poll ISA A L't.if'iia Typewriter, easy terms. Mclnioiii ut(l Room. FOR SAL E i t iTf f lurim ami cheap, t"'t o. ail Loans, Abstract!", InsuranPo. WANTED To rent small furnished hotel SEVER A Tj maiibuil-neK- s: oTpiugtoii IMCX'l' - B'io condition. 7l Silver. for Kpht clerical & K.li furnished mot- West HR.NT ftoom, 110 South Walter. In New Mexico town, with privilege of no nolicltinff. No cockerels. Ourk Murdock, phone Mil u'bj etc. trtflora. LM07-.l- bungs Call nt 417 Soulll KlKhth. If voi; a io,g""fo7T"gop-oT- w. ;oiti. y ouyingr by hotel 'Kallon & 2o7 Plttine !). 2fH!i FOR RENT Boom. 61 S West Copper. later, experienced people. Rnmera, Korlh JTope, L"s KKNT MieBj f( olJ at mirt?. Ihniif IflTi-- rondHter, roHBMimiile. H( e mine. an Address T. M. H.. care Journal. FUR KALE White out; foil 'l'n,, ut'll furnislifd mniltirit Vorth FINK M59-- Leghorn li"us,-s- , High, phone ii;.-i- i modern room, ladles. Ph. and two biud. 011 hltlllnuds. lnqulr Soulll WOMAiiiminr y? W. C. AKoorin. BAKERIES pay big profit. We furnish HE A DETECTIVE. weklv: years old; pure K.lilh. - I'O I bAJ.H new Onklaiid I'Olt RENT Furnished room. 3:'2 South ovena North Third. Eautpr rardi, collar eta. nprous, Satur- ttix; will sil complete bakery equipment and travel over world; experience unneces- - , for rash or trado for Seventh, 729-- A Itl'LSl house, unfurnlsii-eil- properly, ill! phone . fixtures backed by fifteen yearn ex- sa r jr. merlca n A v 4 u R FOR HALE from Ruff Knst 7'J7-V- . Detective enc Hatching cag anil water J40. 210 FOU SALK Hoi emrnl. phone ton RENT Furnished reason- perience. Uruce McDonald Company, J.ucas. St, Louis, Cochin and Rune Comb IJIack Uun-tani- liglit iald, ae, luiKKy and Hpriug room; FOU . MONEYMAKERS' HIM T"i't sn.vpr. wagon, U SAF.K Fr.i able, 605 East Central Kansas City, Mlnsourl. MEN 17 S.Milli Walter cheap. Inquire loi ."trth 8nlan.Triilicuily Age to B&. Experience unnec- FOlt JtR.NT First. In perlVi't condlllon. If Isk.n ihis FOR RENT PATENTS FOR SALE Patent - r isn- FOR Nietly furnished. four line, of most beautiful homes Published room' !18 ai.plica- essary. Travel; make nee re invest - hatchlm! n Ii""in WMIIInu l.tlil.linc the 1BH7-- rooms, tatlT, glaued-t- HALK iond South Walter, J. iiona ruuy prepared. 115. to buy or tlon, eggs, fertility ,1'ic each. lcepinj p''iU. FOlt uaniiu. bulhs, red, T.Xvi tipr and phone reports. Salaries; expenses. Ameri guaranteed, K.TO Knnt Unid. 10 I'O II KAIE Onn-ru- n 1'orU in oily. Jut built. - sell write ISO, W. A. I?22 pink and elluw. at cents each. truck, 131)0, FOR patents Patent News, can Dete;tlvBe. 4S tit. Mnsnpy. South Broadway. a-- RENT Larue unfurnished- room. - torelga Agency, !" Hi It Phone U'M-J- . worn tliniiicr room 14x30. Polished' Washingt. d, l i Only inventors newt- Louis. C. KNT rur.m unfurnished lme; ):ght Buick, linn; Ilka new, 154 South Edith. FOlt S;,LE rt. Rhode Island Reds Foil tourlnif. flv,.ps-SPfllTT- . fire-place- pfiper. Yearly $2, copy 20c. housp. Bipoy.injf modern, lu- - FOU SA1.K A. retU for .:iiihi $125; EHudehalt.r. ohIc flooring, open MEN WANTED and Black MLorea fl porch, baby mt I1T,Q. tr, FURNISHED modern rooms; no alck; no $50 up weekly to work hatching egas, 'luiio 13 Went n old. 2K' w.si (!nd. water fivo rooms 414 FOR (SALE Restaurant, up ustte Kanta on per 709 North Second, ('oat. about yonr North Sycamore, Hot hear, children. West Sliver. ers; put window slims: no exnerl- setting. phone J 70 4 1. Ft ill S. 1,10 'i'w i, te depot, or will sell fixtures and rent encn needed. Hlfi-R- , VOil iiKNT-i- me fnur-ruo- brick; has phone Fuel sinedsurs, two tind rharmltiR breakfast room, FOR RENT Free samples and Instruc- Ford Hunt tlin-ks- Three fulshed housekeep- storeroom for other business K;is and coal range, two screened FOR SA Au riollvnry two Uodxc veran-d- n, rooms. 019 purposes. tions. Acme Letter Co., Station I). Chi FOR ALF Eleven months old Plumbing a.ippilcs, pipe, rtros. two lioman brick, pleasing ing North Fourth. pullet, tourltis, Muxwells. truck und ' t'txtures include swell snda fountain. cago. P. C. $1 each. P"jvhes, Phone pump, points. W. C, Thaxton, 1111 - which White Leghorns. Ely's imirlng. 3. Korher i'o., Bros. ' Dx30. C'lioiro location. FOR RENT Two furnished houaekeep- can be bnugur separata.. &:'3 VX P KX T ou ses.7 i MtTruls; North Fourth. Dndg, WANTED A Poultry lards, South Eighth, phone furnished plin'no 78.1. conven--U:t- it YOUNU competent and experienced and North , Priced very low with MAN with executive ability de hay salesman to handle 8.000 tons uer nr,8. unfurnished. McMllliun & Wood, FOK SA Lfc;VJutiu)i.uiioKraph. cabinet FOH M.OOO a it; SAI.Kt 'ha liners Ws, lu Rood h ' Foil RENT Two MeelyTurnished rooms sirea to invest and services in ne;iltors. West Gobi. and over loo condition. . toiniM, year for Haprman Alfalfa Growers' as- KOIt S. l.K chenp. elKht yininjf luylhK, records; good onlt-r- new for will be Thri't-roo- l,aft'i(,-- tr.o oord f housekeeping. 01? West Si Iyer. going business; correspondence sociation. Address refer- lu'iif. roontf-r- ; Ftu UKNT house, con ven itlfi North Third. iicajltifully urniislieil 'hnngalovt. so full reply including Lannshnnif Mumrra and tlivs. rxtra tlips nnd run, fools, tiaariv FOR RENT Two rooms ror house- atrlctly confidential, please give ence as to to C, N, one n bin Iumi 1mup wire ft: nee. lent to shops, in the FOU SALK for oi-- roniiia and screcn-- - light Confi- experience, Moore, port and highlands, only Adobe brinks, any size top, spot IlKht. ot,-- Trv out this Four bath, details In first letter. Address M. a 1 1 42.1 West no Iexter. N. filO South I'Mith. J1j month. Phone 410. 0 ai-- or see i nr l 1n keeping. lror.; sick. dential, care Journal per thousand, ('all nt nparimc-n- 'j, llli Xvrllt Tweltthl ed 'front and rear porches LA ROE no "WILL PAY WEKK." one VOIX SALK FOU KfcJNT Three-roo- uufurntshed them at 11 South Cedar. It, ' linvi'i" "fOSa ROOM, sick, $16 a month; FOR second $40' writes Whlto Leulmrn pullots, lny '(i).0lnlts f'.iiotl lot with anil SALE The only new and dealer. One HiK. on : o-pk inculiat-ir- also caraKc. Ril North Fourth. of our graduates got tht $1 eh one house, with sleeping poult. 1,115 SoUtu FO SALR Leather davenport and steul VK llAVff some TTit'xi nelrhbor- -' hand furniture store In good town in an- $1 Utah. $1.V it r.al baittainsln bushiis. ..Pla'dnt I job. Be automotive Electrical r ; two If. uses, 6x1- -, Piinitu I;i20. bath tub. Call forenoons, or after Wl- - ' FOR EN i' two rurmsned rooms roi Arlrona: stock fnr : sickness portnb'p I'ord tires, Millers and Coodrkh in Kotirth all paid mechanical specialist. Earn while you Piir h. 41U Wcxt (iVnnllo. FOU - p. m., 411 West Santa Fe. bood. ward. Prtee light housekeeping. 1727 West Central. cause of $5,000; $2,500 with good $r. iiKNT kicept.miTlly well furnlili- selling learn. Greatest school. Finest equlp-ben- t. ed four-roo- . fall to see cut.' to 't:!..2po. FOR RENT Two un- on balance, will handle; FOR SALK KtfKn r.ir ti.llclniiK; S. O. unl attrai'tive modern TVI'EWKn KKS, all niHki-s- (10 ntid up. thtise' as th.y 'haVe not J.e.n j Ttms,..t449 1 large front rooms, security great Booklet frne. Johnson's Automo- 1730-J- . new. 124 to make H. I. Kcdn, c. P. Hay strain, H. C. W. t'UiiKnlow. Phono 3 per Albuquoraue I'ypftWMttr iiriv.il over i.n, hundred milts. Mcintosh! down, biilaiu'o $30 month. furnished: like South Edith. chance big money this year. tive Trades School. Klectrical-Mechani-ca- l. rpontb. Auto 311 jut or co i r.eufHirris, Mrir. H ct fUCNT cut- - 3 22 Situtli I'ourili. f'o,, Went Copper.' ,' Buntf.How; ( rtininn '&nd bath. I OR r.ENT One write, wire McKee investment 7Jfl D, Denver. (intry ittrain, per Ft tit Furnislied, Exchange, light housekeeping reslwoy reit. hlns. iir1? South rroadwov. i SAVE DO 75 mom: 401 South ftav, Arizona. age, with ping porch. Phone PINON'S M snl loiga In their Datur:il it per cen. on used parte, laitiKt', fJoort (i tvu vd. Priced adults only, Seventh WANTED District to I'lHS-R- . KM13 s, FOR SAL E buaiiieBS, manager optn FOR SALE Buff eggs for or call Kast Copper. state, 35c pound. Hohert tires ..heels magu itoa. beano--spring- ilOoM and Established strict branch office and manatee sales organ- Orpington pfr to soll .14.700,. Jttinyj. sleeping porch, adjoining to eiKur also Ruff cockerels, winner FOU IlK.Vi' one-roo- 1111 etc. Our stock growa - 1340-- ly up dfltfi fountain, stand, ization. Our been hatching: house, with Wst (Vntrnl. larger Xcn- nam sol south Edith, phone j product has a wonder- of In In sin-- ' for Overlanda. mi, liriAJ l'iiSii'iVylit'lx rooms confectionery, with nil necessary equip firet and special prlzew Albuquer Bleeping porch, neatly furnished; no FOR Ustfl nd daily. Pjna " ful seller past three years. It Is salable J710-- 8AI.E tractun, Chain, era. : and fiiifTi. FOR RENT Nice, clean room; room in rear. qiirj show, rhone SIS. 1 80; 'Maxwell truck ap plealu.'e Interior hallway. sleeping ment, five table billiard in poultry children, Kast Santa, Fe. with Hardware . close 111 practically every home ami can be gnng plows. 30, 4, Reo 4. Siude- - I i "Ijili-ior- private family; In, South good location, cheap rent, part cash, bal FOR Pur- - bred H. u. Wliitc l.eii- - LIST In Korber Co. ca., Chevrekt, Paige Beau fur Invn. through retail merchants. your vacant with the City Department, J. 6 nauer 4 . - Edith, ance easy terms; owner has other Busi 0 ss Slid Mclnlosb Autn Co., flaratrv.'- of Always a big repputer, 1'nlvernal Prod- -' horn hatclilng eRF. cents iach; Co., for and efficient K hMiillfiil-ii- 'i ot w-- st ".'fiV'hlgi kjj west ness. CuinunicHte T. Pcaity prompt FORSAl.K lineiu mi i7opptr. -. FOR RENT Two ruoms and sleeping with F. Seale, Ar ucts per hundred; fnr.cy table eggs at market service. S07 West 067. t V: O.- J'Kc teaia. New Mexico. Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Quid, phone Nava.lo rilKS and blank. choun. 31i "only $5',500. furnished or unfurnished. 704 V. S. box 130. 1IU.S-J- . '.- ' ' porch, S A L E SM A N A OER N e bso ill el price. Wiley, city, phone KENT Twn-roo- North jihone - ''' Coal. w.a J411-R- FOlt furnished house, Hroadway. riRivER-r.s- Term. We.t PARK' HOTEL LAS VEtiAS y" wiih I'OP.p co. ft patented article, sells to Ford sleeping porch, $15 month. FOK SALK winchestp'r tmp-ftrad- e Ktin FORDS FOR RENT Rr.tes 1,".c mile. room- itM .)X-- 1 con.dj-tio- n, FOR Nice room STONE, modern and fur -- S. C. S. C. i'ftft-- .. per -- tjkfri. RENT large and sleep owners on Want FOR SALE Rlack Minorca, moo North .Second, tk - 1 sight. capable men as phone and H, W. taiaPt per- II fJ k 4 3 . modern near car line. Phone nished, steam heat and hot water all $1 revidver; per hour minimum. Special rates f';:itage. Well ing porch, district and county salesmanagers: $H)0 Blue Andalusian hatching eggs, per Three-roo- oondltion. 4io Smith spv-nr- h. week 2359-- rooms and halls, close in, corner lot. : FOlt HUNT houao with fpt days. Ask for them. 311 North necessary, you handle own money. Proven setting of thirteen. arcel post pra a located: t.'Dn down, .balance for couple, $30y 15 glassed sleeping porch, $20 month. FOR SALE St. IicKts and Cumberland Third, phone iHI), splendid opportunity money 2"5 North Fourth, U'JIS-- $30 ; FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleep'ng Income big maker. If you have a Ford paid; tggs Inquire 717 South Arno, plume $3 per month. I'l'lee. ciit steam close in. 217 South monthly and can easily be in Coupe or Sedan and will we can phono raspberry, per hundred. Cherry room; heat; ; ; quallTy four-roo- Blossom Sua Ea.-- t way down. creased bargain price for quick sale $24 FOH IlENT Reauiiful new Ranch. Trumbull. CENTRA , IhiIIhiki manufacturers' mar- ... Third. C. guarantee you per day. For partic- FOU SALE Ill'FF ORPINGTON gH would consider in trade. J. Gil Wood-brldt- hotipe, two an new Corner on West Silver'.' for part ulars address Secretary, 44G East fur $2 and IS 15; from eonipletely furnished, FOR SACK Fresh buttermilk and cot keting enlii'.'ly nolo accessory $700. FOR RENT Three modern furnished mer, box 14?, Kant l.nn Vegas, N. M, liatehing, per screened 1004 Sou lb In that makes 'eliminat- rooms 4.3 street, Detroit. Mich. , blue ribbon winners: special on bent porches. Inquire tage cheese; also fresh milk gallon night drivlngssat'e; for housekeeping. West FOR SALI3 re Arno. lots. l:tlf-- ing glare from Indian tratlnig sit and Vein ii le. buff in class. Pliuno 1472-- Mo (waynee Dairy, phone approaching headlights, ..' Fanta Fe. pullet three-roo- desire Joseph Collier, ranch, ten acres under cultivation; West FOU 11F.NT Furnished, mod- SAXoPH'"1 ill and ull band Instruments. connection with forceful Individual FOR RENT Nice South room, fenced: one stone VATKI XVeM Gold- Fruit, "r firm for exclusive distributor, con- 2I7 W. glassed section land leased; hutcti-in- ern house, with glassed-i- sleeping new or Private r tlass inctruc- - - (.old. plollc access to furnished. 619 WANTKD FoK SALE S, C. White Leghorn need, tract To- St3"e. Ray Filler Co.. porch, bath, building, fi0x2 feet; three living moms. Experienced Haleswumen. Ap- porch and Karage, at f,17 Kast Pacific tlors on above. ed K. Ellis. Ph. 302-- J Mfg. South HlghJ fine well of wnter; ply Tho Kconomlst, cegs and baby chicks, $20 per 1001 rtouth liMlth. Marlon. Ind. storehouse, corralls; Gen- Inquire Drop-hea- 100; also few cocks and cockerels. FOR SALE ev.ing miichtne, -. FOR RENT nteam heated Bleeping gasoline engine; three heavy horses, bar- WANTED Girl for ItKNT On six a WHEN IN NEED OF PROCCCCIOfU A I i a n r- r ana Rental housework. try Poultry Ranch, poatofflce box 81. Foil letite o' months, fi: baby high chair. ,"0; Keed bib. . rooms. Albuquerque Hotel, nesj wagon; twenty turkeys, thirty r.tn North Kflrt-- located In TlltR?, rims, rarluretf,t springs, msg. Apply Thlrtipnth. phon modern butiiratow, buggy. 110. West tirand, plione o.w.lll "K.tU3" " " " North Second. chickens, one fine milk cow; twenty IflHO-.- lli'i netos. generators, wheels, Ai h. J WANTED A Koi-- nursu indtd. Mrs. R. fef't iVy the Third Ward, 135 per month. City gears, axles, lintM. five from New ten FT eg ..a, I RENT Two furnished rooms and miles Gallup, Mexico; w. VaTk'hS tching Hen It y Co., 207 West Gold, phone W. bearings, horns, accessories. JOHN IV 5Ti"wiiv FOR a dissolv- fittney, int., went rpntrHl. White Single FOR First-clas- s shoe full ' for two; no children. mtles from railroad: bargain, guaranteed; Orpingtons, SALE shop, COME TO .PARTS HKADQtMRTERS. sleeping porch ing Address postofflce box WANTED A girl for cooking and house- Comb Rhode Island Reds. Wrtie FOR ItKNT Five rooms and sleeping Jlne of machinery; price very reason We have to date 110 South Walnut. partnership. 70S 111); salvaged tie follow. on,,m. u ,, '.. .172. Albrnneroue. New Mexico work; no washing or Ironing. Call prlcer. dimmer Ranch Company, San porch. South High, modern able. Owner leal lug. Address, S. It., care ing cars: Manvell. " 1J. Bulldltul. Two four 416 West Chandler, ..'!,''Il5a-J- . I'O" RENT light housekeeping niornitifr. 1107 Kent.' Aeacla. N. M. rooms, gas and coal range, Journal. Mitchell. Chevrolet 490 and K Over- - fnone water 2 3. A. &:4 Kast n.i rooms, and lights paid. ilranlte. t"j. Hammond, lalul. every model: Elk- -' FOR REM Apartment KKr'lNKD gentleman wishes housekeep- FOR SALE Thirty Bronze turkeys. silver. SOFT SPOTK fleel and erch cusnious Hup. Opls, Crow, South llrnndwiy. iron-Ini- some hart. Re0. Don. Tnree-rou- er; three rooms; no wanhtng or males and females, fnmi last prevent fallen Insteps; cures all foot Saion. Studehaker, bo.th IK. . T room. FOR KENT apartment, 4't WILL fur- 4 6. I. MLRIUV FOR RENT Furnace heated front 1011 Apply 07 Smith Seventh. spring and others two years old, ot for six months, pal troubles. $1. Plantar Arch Supports. Tims. and e.f COD moflern. North First five-roo- on ttlseesee Ine floor, bath. West Address post-offi- nished, brick house, F. West Central. VFAPrcT ilARAC.R, ' glemarb. ground adjoining E.MPI.OVMBNT OFFICE- - cook. cents pound, allv. Keleher Leather Co., 4o9 Bulle. . 2042-.- FOU RENT Ttirpp-roo- ', oniun rr N'orlh urnoce heat. 75 500 SOOTH Harnett Building. Fruit, phone apartment, room box 4o:1( N.M. lllsh; srafe, bed. - SGOONIi. cloaa In; water good salary; ale dining girls. W. .". phone a faiteleu walnut coin- In s. :, RENT Two rooms, furnished for completely furniihed, 3!4-- TWENTY-NIN- E "the old per month. Leveiett, r.are.t parte house the state. ik. ( I.akkeT . . FOR Phon 1ft-.r- . Hit Eontn Third, phone yearY"n same plete: dresser, fiber book shelves. no sick or children. paid. H. C. chicks. rtose and light housekeeping; WANTED Good cook ran po- ranch White Leshorn Ras plate, chairs. simUl table, other I" Rent-Room- o Barnett ,.r, jnroat. 50:t FOR RENT Two rurun-Tir- rooms, or grt good o ex- Hun- - or Hullding. Phone tst. North Fourth. sition at but must be 120 per hundred. Twcnty-flv- years' FOR ItKNT New hungalow, nicely goods, very reasun.ible. Call after with Board no good pav, good Yott rooms. . front and " Office Hours FOR RENT Three well furnished house' light housekeeping; tdults; cool;. Apply 70S West Copper. perience with incubators. Poultry forr bath, luy. '17 North AVninut. lUJCdMNlijXftU." cTfoXitTrijToadt I to 12 a. 1U Pnuth Bemnd. ho 107. ITf.'l-.- l. back good location, l.',oo m., and .2 to t p. m. keeping rooms, ground floor, close in; Ranch. Postofflce phone porch, garage; SAl.I' One Mliiule Elecliic washing Three-roo- WANTED Reliable wwnan, as child's Kast no children. ;;4 UK. MAKCiAKKT I no sick. 30 West Iron. FOR RENT furniulied FOU HA LK Buff f'T Central; Apply machine. Round Oak stove, MHIll UKlH '."T" , iiurne; references required. Apply Ctrplngton egas heating CANVAS sleeping porch. Willi, hoard, Residence bath-- F.;it Centra!. roll-to- p ii:a East Central. Phone iM. RENT Nice room, cloje in. for upartmeiit. private sleeping porch. 11. D. 8. Roaen-wal- hatching, I'--' and P r J;': baby chick!. east range, oak with chair. HO week. 1207 Eah" FoR Call at 1005 Went mornings before Mrs, Flve-lou- house on d.k per Central. Phone 671. .. ,,,, no alck Central. H each. From blue ribbon winners, FOR KENT brick I'nderwooil crib, gentleman employed; need ap' 71 West C oatmt T "o typewriter, baby buoy ROOMS AND 110 A R men .119 North Fifth. FOR RENT Four rooms and sleepln apeclal on hest In Mediterranean f'urth HHh Itre.ct. partly furnished; high chair. Phone 'JiHi7-.- t, preferred, ply. Good home Two-roo- JIO no sick. IOL'7 W. furnished for 618 LADIES pay fur work; with Phone 147'i-V- . f.13 West Fruit. garage, hot air heat, 7i. and up: Forrester. IV!. RENT furnished room porch, housekeeping;. rlaja. Four-roo- ASBESTOS HOOF PA:.M SHERIDAI,;br fort Beautifully 142W-- the Auto Knitter: machine for lss furnished, nice, HO. EXCELLENT South Edith, phone IU KS Kg(Tf, pure-bre- l.eKli"rn. apartment, GOOD gal- accommodations to take In modern home. Apply Mrs. Fred than half price; full Inst rue Hons with t;i furnished, Areola heat, for all kinds of roofs, II per the euro: to i 623 Second. FOR' RENT Three-roo- modern furnish Poils Wyandot t;fi. apartment, lon, The Mana no Co., 310 South Plivate home; highlands. ,.....IPr"',0''l''nlol Hamm, North machine. Wm. Prltoliettg Muskegon, H'irka, Orpingtons, vacant April 1, IDS. Wm. J. Leverett, PhonelV2-tV- . . t ItlN.MlY JUSKASK? ed two Anconast brst laying strains; prtct VTainut. 1834 J. hunt up FOR RENT Furnished bed room, ad apartment, sleeping porches, Michigan. phono 110. Third and t.'old. phone Try ' AND DISEASKft OF THK SKIN of 403 $45 a ,nJ?tnj 635 Ponth Broadway, raonub!e; free catalogue, free delivery, roof, will last ss long as the building. FOR KI;N Nicely rumtsned looms with WassernuiD joining hath; privilege phone. Missouri Columbia, Mis- FOH I'.HM A home of four rooms and s table board. Hi) South Arno. In Connection. 12',1-J- , FOU RENT Two and three-roo- fur- Poultry Farms, USE EFFECTO and seal North Fifth, phone . glassed-i- n AnT'iTOP ,l:i'7-W- . Citizens Bank Al- souri. sleeping vorch. beautifully Vals-ps- r, phone Bldo;. l'hono KM. Two r nished housekeeping apartments. WAXTEO rnolc, alfo second use of elec- dtesslng. Effeeto A'tto Enamel, FOR RENT large sunny rooms 216 Second. Competent twr and completely furnished; on FOR RENT furnished wTth 505 South or buquerque Hotel, North girl. Phone 3 or call at 417 North FOR SALE Hatching ega; popular and n. six months Vatepar Enamels ButumoMlea. Nicely room, light housekeeping. Arno, S. C. It. I. Iieds, tric sweeper washer; hoard, on first floor, Mrs CHIROPRACTORS Co9 FOR RENT Steam heated apartment, Fourteenth Monday morning. varieties: Hayncwa lease at a moderate rental to anyone Plymouth Cottage Paint, Homestead Tfumbull, Inquire at south Arno, 10. 11.50: Famous Silver Cam Sat- 410 West Hold. '. In View court, 902 East Silver. strain. A- -l after- Floor paint. Boot Paint and Cement. FOR RENT Nice room, well ven Park 15. S. Hr.iwn IeK-hor- furnishing references. Apply lorge Call J. A. Hammond, 152?-R- . pines, $3.00; C, Mght noons nt "17 North Seventh isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath- tjtuilj boiir.I and room. $10 per week; tllnted. furnace heat; also small room, phone JR. $I.FiO: S. Dork Rrnwn Leg- 10",7-- hiroprai'tor' a homes er Co., 408 West Central, phone tiso In one room. 19. 14'i South Seo- - .19 Armii Bulldlor. next to bath. 10. South Arno. FOR RENT Small furnished and large Mule 1.1, Poblnson. Old Town. FOR HUNT One of most modern lll tl and Ffinalo. horns $i.00. trac- ond. Phone fi,,:t. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms (or unfurnished apartment; steam heat and phnne ir.sr. In cltv; close In, extra good location; FOR SALE Corn planter, hay rage, hot water. 1211 West phnnt, 4Q0-- TKACHKRS If yuu wish to locate in heaiitifttllv furnished. hot water heat. tor, plow, three bottom CLAltA TWISH has for MONEY. with no Roma, 13 V haiclVlng eggs. tractor sleeping porches, TO LOAN housekeeping, sleeping porch; New Mexico or Arizona, register with HA THJC.'KS and six lovely and three disc plows. harrows; rent, with excellent boaisl and uurse!s children. 1102 South Kdilh. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, out- H. R. 1. Heds: prize- garage, rooms, sleeping porch; MU.Nfciv The,, Southwest Pacific Teachers' Agancjr. Mountain View C. and Kdlson Included three horses. three Jersey cows; care, hi Soulh High. Tj LOAN On uatcliea, side, three rooms and private bath. . Kl and front porch, piano IMI'ERIAC ROOMS "'Ice. clean rooms; Hour iios. Phoenix Arizona. winners at Paao, Albuquerque In furniture. New located on harness: platform scales, coun- FOR RKN'I' Room gune end everything valueole. Averlll apartments, "0rO,fr North Second, Wnt In color, bungalow, portable and s.eeping porch, 13 rate by day or week. Over Pastime MAN or woman S40 nnvnr; bred for the type owner east, will lease ter scales ami two wagons, one alfalfi - l'r.,B, Marcus. g,,uth First. FOR One one wanted, weekly full ehlx In ad- East Central; going with hoartf for gentlemen convalea- Theater, MUt West Central RENT large and small and egg production. Order H179-W- . "TO time, si an hour snare time, selling - tn desirable partes. Apply .is asi renovator, buckboard, carl, eenls, phone MONEY LOAN on diamuniia. waunee room apartment, furnished completely for vance. O. P, Hay, 2Z(l North- High. double and harness. el FOR RENT Nicely furnished large guarantee'! hosiery to wearer. Experience Central. single APr'y 1 ; and go'd Jewelrit: liberal con- - Crane 815 I 'Mi liK.NTUno larKQ beiirooin steam reliable, Ip modern home, close housekeeping. Apartments, unnecessary, international Mills, RE D PO ULT rfi TA IDS Blue ribbon Mann's Garden. fidemiai.. N in; employed North 314. Alls. six- heal: suitable for board and roum fii.tiiieb ,'e.tselry Co, ids rt lSlli-R- . Seventh, phone winners, for from two; people preferred, rhone Norrlatown, Pa. eggs hatching, WANTED Position Jin tM"h. F.2:; Nni'tlt Secon.l. Wo.NK if To'DiAN FOR RENT Desirable furnished apart- teen grand pens; best winter layers: S. C Krbrn"l7oi up; e I'Olt RENT Furnished rooms for light YOUNO men, women, over 17, desiring FOR SALE Furniture MP wTfh ltia.ke sized l"fln on close-I- n busj-nes- s ment, four rooms and bath, large R.'l. Reds, 15 for tl.SC $2, $1. $3: Parred 4IH Ki it INT "ftniuii bourd, hut "and good bed also $1.10 WANTEI Housework. Fast Lewis, M. L1" housekeeping; private room; n 1018 Cen- government petitions, monthly, 15 In 100 FOR HAI.K Household mid i liotne home property. Million & Wooiti for 710 Lead. glassed-t- sleeping porch, West of now Rncka, for t'2, $:t, $i; cheaper altr; ru"kinif and West garage rent. West Phone 101H-- write for free lift positions open, Wm. PieU. WANTEP washing ana ironing, oy the south Walter. prlvli. sVi:,. West. Stuver. 'iohl. Realtors, tral, mornings. lots; fine breeding cockerels. ir,9S-- It. Terry, fformer ;ivtl Servlre examin 4U-42- 1483-W- . Phone ELGIN HOTEL Sleeping rooms and Three-roo- 3 "West day. tONKIUKNTIA L Ion ne nn fc'OK HUNT modern fur er).. : Conllnenlal Bldg.. Washington, Atlantic, phone FOR SAI.K Tapealry puilor suile. like Jewelry. housekeeping apartments, by the itay WANTED Work by the hour. Pho.ie lHoft-- watchee. bonde. nished apartment: private bath, glassed v. C. BUY THE "HETTJSR" chicks from new; terms. Phone lnoje-r- hnnie: eiood cookinr: no ilek: Liberty plan ts, .week or month. 602 H West Central. baby 13t:t-- after 5 p. m. M automobiles. Lowest Ftnthmana sleeping porch, hard 'wood floors, etc. stock, oreed for epg produc- VURNITIIRF RKPAIR1NO and upholster- - Karrici' if desired. Ni.rth Kleventlr. ratej. S65-- hognnlzed 117 South First. Bonded to the state. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping porch, 1123 West Central, phone tion, and hatched, no lamp WANTKU Washing and Ironing, by the! ing. Phone !l.t-- Brvl" Co, Toil KKNT with FOR SALE Ranches electrically l.o.l-.l- . Hedding plt?epin prrb for one or two 110 a month; 1, four-roo- doaen piece. Call : persons, FOlt KENT April modern fumes to weaken the chicks. "QUALITY" ir FOlt SAI.R CJjiffontern. HrK!eri, hina and hoard for convalPfeiit plenty of i.tiNK no alck; board close by. 1200 East new fur.:l- - FOR SAl.K A a our an order our WAN-WI- "end" to take - freuh 1 4 5 Hout h i7A'RTi;ioLixj, apartment, furnished rlth small ranch, motto. Let prove Washing 'ironing OAbinetii, everything in good used fur- milk and eg. Apply f The orange colorea care, ftngte, ture;. steam huat: no sick, or children, at mile west of bridge; modern house, A. claim. All standard varieties, turkeys hoi.-o- ill work g.'ranteed. Phone nit tire. 8." Stuith Kimt, Kflith. Butte Dim and Hot N. BI3 North Fourth or 11 Writ J. James. ami White Pekln ducklings. ARTKSIA i,kh;-- t1 riprlnn. MAN EMPLOYED wilt nice room Inquire Lk"-O- N U J K' .lAMKSuVS HAXCII Ideal aummrr M. share flnlrl. HATCHKRY 1S5.0U0 8 A KlJit IT i atpi'liTS yu Meet ell trains at Engle. Ieavlr2 and with convalescent: to OPFNl.NO and s'ock lands (Hlectrlc). rapacity MAN COOK wants hotel, resoft A l'Miiion for convjilesv'pnta; cool and 11:30 a. m. porch elisi Bit, it (arm Artesla. Calif. Worlds Original position: catimit dupliottte huipifi (ju? lint Springs at in. and 2:50 p. excellent house, 1208 t'OH KENT Furnished con- in heaitlful Chain this eggs. or camp, Oeorge Mccarty. i miles ITnni fn-- from boarding East spun meiits, tie Valley . anywhere. American Furniture On 223 Snpon shady; tn town; Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam care on sanatortums: four rooms, Writ Klectrlo Hatchery. 204 Pouih Second. sjuilr liiiyt and rmokf. I'hone ui'itg-.- t. trnl. venient lu spring. K, Heron, Chama, Nw FOfTlBALfe'-bnl- two the Dam line. We drive our own care. n on duyi; ck library i ' glassed-i- eleeplng poi clips, Bast Mexico, CHICK lii. all loiulmK WANTED-W- ork ' I t m .C( FOR RENT Two-roo- furnisned for gasi BABY guaranteed: by young married man, table, kitchen table ami two chain. h a ontb iTrTr MESA Write for reservations at our expense. Central car line. Call 132) Bast Central, the best Ins Inn work. A SANATORtCM-HOTE- ti housekeeping; tin of bath and FOU SAKE OU TUADK Five acres In hreeds. hatched from mechanic, chatlffuer, or clerical mall tied room, table, oak ami for tubercular HEFFRHNAV WHOS., Props. ligr or see MoMlllInn ft. Wood, ohena 72 of I.os r,tis-- Ivory one. C09 192G-- tit. Frultvale, near paved roadt fine grape strains, shipped within hours Cull ask for H. Sleele. convalescents; Rra'luata tn at Mot Springs. N. JI. p" North Edith; phone our of full couJt leatlter rocker ana the vory rinpst uinirtir ruijse Aluo garage. Tltv. WASHINGTON. 1002 West Cll or chicken ranch; easy termu to right Angeles, with guarantee OFFICES CLEANED DAILYVJanltor room table; all Kou Quality,' anl must temftine: Potea by tha week or month. it eeh of at V400-JI- .- tral. Here'a the chance you have party. Phone 693, or apply room eirst live chicks destination; turkeys, services, house twllh vacuum), sell NOW. 433 South Kiflh Call , FOR UKNT 13 00 eggs, feeds, remedies. cleaning TIME CARDS Light housekeeping room; looking for: newly furnished medium National Bank, or South Walter. ducklings, hatching floors references. Phone 813-- 14Ifi SOL'Til ;1JITH Private- - aanatorr- - front room; brooders. , We nnvo success pollslied; FOR SAL.K Two fiber rucking; .Iihh also 'sleeping gas bath, slsed front aD""tment. Inquire at apart' KAI.K miles trom post- - incubators, ma i Rooms no 416 FOR Ranch, two for If, years. Writ' Fl repair, rebuild and and table, dresser, bel will for uberuular patients. phone; welt people; children. ment No. 1. J. D. Eakln, Proprietor. , on fully served the nubile battery library n ex- West Gold. orflc, four acres, main ditcti, nouoie for lists. Fioneer Hatchery, 3231 assembly man, wICi the best of refer- eprliijfa nd iwc .uiuH- nicely. furnithad; glaited-l- porchei; fur- milk houses good chicken price inedt.ifnf cellent meals: mjri-in- b'OK RENT Two, fine house, garage, So. Spring street. Lob Angeles, Calif. ences, wants postklun: also a mechanic. cribs, ruir. three Nava,tt ruK"1.' tray service; general FOR RENT Two modern furnished nished for houses, blooded chickens and turkeys; Louis North Second. lawn muwer and other uo'iie- - CoOj pine for summer. Hales are apartments, housekeeping, Write MukaV IM'e cabinet, A ED with glassed-i- n one also furniture and terms. Phone 201 Fonrtc-n- r ,i, rausoifeble. Phone MfiJ-- rooms, sleeping pnrch, and clean; block from tools; 10 I hotd goodH, at Nurth complete 21B-,T- V lis AT LB"y"oung culloge graduate, for housekeeping; no tick; no chil- and one from Cen CARPENTERING 2241 light two from depot twenty-fou- electrical construction, phone J. KRHKRVATIONS may now t Had at t. dren. 710 South Arno. reasonable. 820 Vi- - Nine-acr- e on "ODD MAM tral avenue; ery FOH SAKE ranch, main PETTI FORD THE JOB building, experienced hardware, paints. KOIt SAI.K Nearly new funded walnut Johrfa Sanatorium (Episcopal): ratea. FOR RENT Exclusive, well furnished West Gold. ditch, one and one-ha- lf miles west nf. All kinds of work. Phone 1H73-.- aiH'ertlslpg and sales promotion. Ad bed, springs, mattress. I:".; mahogany tl7.G0 to per week; includes private WB8TBCU.N.J Dalljr.' new three-roo- adobe room, with large sleeping porch, hot Bnrelas bridge; WANTED Oud Jobs carpi nterlng, house dress It. (.., care Journal. dresser, 118: book shelves. IS; decorated room with sleeping porch, connected to Train. Arrive. Pepart. water hent and bath: located; LOST AND FOUND house end garage; quarter mile from nalnllns and at reasonable set of three chairs, rocker. dsk and oath and Mlet: medical cart, medicines, Nu. I The Baout.... 1:10 pm I:3u prn centrally ?40t-J-- post-crfl- renafring. If desired. Phone 1741-- 6'Jl school house. t?hoie or rnnne ison-n- . 118; gas stove. Be :rra I excellent meals, No. t:a!l(. Umlud-Hjl.t- n era 11:00 em 'garagi FOUND Young bull dog. c viler call 'rm tut. pricea PERSONAL table, nur!pg; tray West Coal. und kiilsominltiK wall rocker. I3.:,0: crther goods. Oair. after service; no extras. All rooms have steam No, 7 Fargo f s,t..)D:E0 am 11:20 e;n H32-- I'AINTINi; done, AO 3i!-- F "n BAKU Tweiity-two-ucr- e ranch, part DIITKOTIVE JNCY. Phone SKundaV. SI7 North Waller. neat, hot and cold running water, ner. Nu, I The Navajo. .12:39 em 1:00 era FOR RENT Strictly high clase room LOHT Eastern Htar pin, between West pupor cieanea: roois rvpiiueo; po. Z or all of same; on Old Town boulevard; Bfi",-- u.li-M- . MIIN'S children. at W. U. Superintendent. Phnni SOUTHBOUND. t north, east and south exposure, tooth return reasonable. Phone or IIMKCUT, Mai Sic COR SALE Phonograph, cabinet siie; Ielr, Hllvcr and "O" theater; finder good house and outbuildings; home. 2058-J- . fCo,'J9 El Paeo 10:10 br oome, best vaioin-lnlng- ; their Phone Dufold with mattress, Princess dresser, Etp east sleeping porch, private to 717 West Silver; reward. all and berries: CAINT1NA. paper banking tni NO. am alfalfa; kinds of fruit W A sectional book J7 El Paso Esp H:Jt residential district; preferred. I. UK. OR TOP P. Vltapathlo Plrysiclan buffet, rocking chair, - gentleman LOS'lV-lila- ck bill fold, money owner account of health. Phone all wok quaranteed. ' no sick. Call 910. containing leaving, ' 8 1314-- nervous and chronic ailments a special case, three-quart- bed, three mattresses, FOR SALE OR TRADE EA?tou.nd. other finder owner. I417-R- or 348 Owens, ?ouih Edith, phone No. t id m and Masonic and receipts; and ty: examination free. 821 '4 West Central, sanitary cot. also sleel cot. Imby buggy, ! The Nevalo., t:10 pm nleaae return bill fold and receipts and GOO .nr, inn n,.,iunlu,lnn FOItBALJSOil THAU Lumber wagon Nik a.vo S:4it pm FOR SALE Ranch of nearly acres, You too also Oliver typewriter, small sCalif. Limned, pm the money to II. P. Johnson, at house building, reasonable; Investigate CARL'SO sang beautifully. can end e heavy spring wagon, Ko. s 8. 1:1S 1:10 pm keep part heavily wooded, perpetual springs. lessons. tree, combination safe. Incubator, shotgun, tn'lte A.'.l. F, KieAt., pm Kims Hotel, or new Aivtirauo tioioi ouuu Ideal cattle range; herd of registered 6 low prices: estimates free. Phone without Particulars, hens. Ml North Third. west of bridge. .laoies. Nv U The Srnat.... 7:20 7:10 en , 23MI-- F. 218 Yale street Krnest Meyer, 4112A Hartford, St. Louis, young Leghorn an! W.st Iron, pnims U20.,r. Inn. Hereford!, horses, chickens-- farm Imple- J. Kluken, t'OK SAI.K Lot In University Heights; la-- I low Missouri. HglW :1S Mh ments; louse, corrall. aeverel WANT to Investigate my prices will trade for touring car or No. M rrm Kl Paeo pus bF.WINU by Hie iluy, goods prefer, In jou A OOOU homo, reasonable WANTED Ranches 10 6nr,-- Houses small orchard. Illness on kind of e building proposition neimaneut tTuck. B, J. Brown. Inquire at Suuth 'n. Kl PU'eo t:00 em '. rptl; reasonable, Phons WANTED eny ne ' lOoFrom family makes It necessary tn eell, Price on have In view. A. E. Palmer, Funga wnges and treatment member of WANTfc.D To hear from owner of good Vassar. No. I'l oonnecte et Telen with No. il WUllsms" WD WISH on a home E. 171,8-- la - iiEMSTITfHINa. pleating. Ull loweit cuh price and terma reasonable. Addreae L. low 'Bnllder. box 41.' cltv. rhone small family, open to healthy, reliable , ranch for sale. Sialo cash price, full for Clovls. Pecee VeUer-- Kusa- i Cits end . Ilnery. 20C South Brosdway, oh. T77-- J of about flvn rooms; glva description ear bog Albu- reualFtiui farKa woman lit exchange for assistance V, F. IHish. Mlnneapolla, Addrefi Bog 9. care Bowman, pnstnfflce ill, BU1LUINO. rri7nii,','h particulars. G Coast- - and street number,' K. K. '" Mlnnenota. ' - Sin-- querque. (IISUBTITCHINU AND PICOT1NU. ' Journal. jobe or emallt F6TvTTiiNT01TncermjnTs No. :a connect- et SelcB ltB a II Sewlnn Morhlne 117 tha work Kuar-- 1 WANTKU Hmall farm. If you have- a rem Clovfe end pornte ease ami eeiitb uvt Company, HA VIS SSuD to down with rcanabl pricw; hulidln- Auto 787-- about Day WANTED Board Room dy; Cull 1765-- E, j farm for aale or ax .Korber Department. West Oold, nhone on four A entecrt; eitlmntfli frep. FOR aood V; gnod monthly payment! good RENT Ranches oliange. write me at once, vltlr full Ui" FOI! HUNT Desirable hall. 23x90. at ln.KA'l l.NU, accordion, side , and box: or five-i'o- housf, in good location; WAN'j'KD Board, room and sleeping etc. v. t.lS'5 West return, I: suitable for school, TnsVt N. Crane,-- . Box U with lowest price, jonn' S orders, tlB 14nrth price imiet be right, Adri'cai porch for couple child; private daiK-In- ur offli:, Tiorlc lei-J- i J Journal i'1" i.u!ib' J8?:J Scvertth. tuu Pirunenji, phyrui til care Juuraal, liopio, Fhopt yrn rt Page Twelve. ALBUQUERQUE MORWlNG JOURNAL April. 9, 1922

RUTHERFORD & GOEBEL LearntoDance OUR KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE, GKNKHAL at tlio LET'S GO CONTRACTORS ARMSTRONG ACADEMY 517 S. Broadway. Phone 150S-- l!07!i West (iold PRIVILEGES OUR SUGGESTING: Satisfaction Guaranteed EATRE !RDER CERRILLOS EGG TODAY AND TOMORROW Gallup Lump Coal WANTED THE SATISFACTORY, ECONOMICAL "BOY CRAZY" 2.00(1 Pounds, $11.00 DORIS MAY in Weights Guaranteed Will take charge of house for HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Is Wliy Wc Lead, Oliiers Follow family who are i away through the in return for PHONE 91-H- AHH GOAL GO. of 12 O'clock in slimmer, A Kipping, Roaring, Raring Comedy Doings Johnson Coal Co. room. References. Address CO. ' 9 Tom n. ALL STAR FEATURES Presents a O'clock 1)00 N. First Phone S88-- Mrs. R, caro Journal. 'VOX XEAVS' Topics of tlio Day. : ' Also ft Comedy. Well Country Camp FOUND EASTER CANDIES A real to get )6The ManHunter' For Convalescent Tiiberculnrs place youi REGULAR ADMISSION" TRICKS. In tlio mountains. Rates $12.50 clothes cleaned and pressed. PARK & TELFORD'S EASTER FARM , per week. For reservations Give us a trial. A Romance of the West in the Early Days. 490-- BII.I.S SHOP, Phone J 215 S. Second. Phone 480. Containing Prompt Service. Robin Eggs, Chocolate Ducklings; ADDED ATTRACTIONS: - LOCAL ITEMS Chocolate Chicks and Chocolate Eggs DAHLIAS and 60C "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" I have a few fine varieties in 30c cou BUDDiy wo. rnunu n . $50,000.00 meet which different colors left. Better To Loan on First Class Real - The cavalry field Also & Telford's and was to have been held today will order early to get dahlias from Estate. Nunally's, Park be until the return oi me. R. F. Uloom, 1'. O. Box MONTOYA postponed 2167-- ATANASIO Brecht's Box Candies CURRENT EVENTS the troopers from Gallup. 641. Phono 7. 117 West Gold Avenue Mrs. II. J. Karges, of Kvansville, Ind., is the guest o her nieces, Mrs. Roy Allen and Mrs. W. HALL'S ROYAL PHARMACY REGULAR PRICES. Mrs. Thomas Walsh, of 907 South "THE ART SHOP" Third street, has gone east for an Se3 oanars (Free Delivery)' extended visit in New Xovk Opposite Postofflce Boston, DTF.RS AND II ATTISRS Never have we had prettier 121. Second and Gold. and New Jersey. HCG CLEANING for You Phone wood, tull trucK load, Columbia Grafonolas gifts Easter gift giving. Factory Phone 453. Cor. lith nnd Gold can find just the right sort of our dollars. Hahn Coal Company. Sold On F.nsy Payments IJhona 81. a gift here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Crosby, of Michigan, were the guests ol Fred K, Ellis on Thursday. Mr ROTHMAN'S Crosby is a prominent band mas- GUY'S TRANFER ter and for many years a traveling Music and Jewelry Store FOR SALE musician with Mr. Ellis. The two COAL WOOD 117 South First St. Phone 917-- J Fat Turkeys for Your Easter, 371 men had not met for twenty-eig- ht Phone years. Phone 2I14R-- 4 .121 South Second, SIC) 01 coop coil Theater Mr. and Mrs. Harris Miller left overland this for theii Sunday Picnics a Specialty GALLUP SCGARITE SWASTIKA yric morning UPPER GRADES OF home in Springerville, Arizona. All Sizes. Best Prices. CONTINCOCS 1 TO 11 P. H. Mrs. Miller has just returned with YRISARRI SCHOOL her sister, Mrs. Edward I Coreill, MOVE ROOM f from a four months' visit in Mex- TO NEW FOR SALE Co. NEW STATE GOAL CO. TODAY AND TOMORROW ico City. Standard Furniture 101 St. Phone 019 Asthma? Dr. Murray, osteopath, Children in the upper grades of Good Piano, a Bargain. South First N. T. Armljo building, photje 741. the YriMiirri who have been 718 South Third. We buy. sell and exchange PHONE 35 school, new and used furniture. Handle Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Yeager, occupying tho same rooms as the Exclusive Agent for Swastika ntitl Sugnrlte Coal. "THEM SHOES IS CHOKING ME!" 1611 South Arno street, announce lower grades since the death fol- PIIONF. 2102-M- . complete lino kitchen utensils, the birth of a Saturday ' etc. daughter lowing diphtheria of a child in the the "soupfend-fish- " morning. house formerly used, will be locat- - Pa Hawker balked at Mr. and Mrs. B. left Fri- - Ruppe ed now in n new room rented yes- outfit, but Ma insisted upon proper day night for Montebello, Calif., terday by Miss Irene coun- PAINTING and DECORATING will visit Burke, when a Kansas cyclone and a where they their daughter. ty school superintendent. Dono By etiquette Mrs. A. W, Case and Mr. Case. They Tho room used was In Texas blew the Hawkers into high Mill be absent a month. formerly Thomas Ice Cream NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC gusher the home of Fllomeno Lujan, in GEO. C. MORRIS D. s. Rosenwald, ill for the past are Gallon. Packed, The public Is licrey notified that the damage suit filed , society. which there now four children All work 1217 month, expects to leave in a short sick with while four guaranteed. Call and delivered, $1.00. by J. II. Austin against John Kins. time for Los Angeles. Calif., where diphtheria, Virginia Blvd Phono 1693-- HAS NO CONNECTION WHATEVER WITH THE Imagine vivacious Vivian Martin mas- others of the same family have a!- - Phone , - 313 lie will visit his mother and other died. The one LEGITIMATE INDISTKY CONDI CTEI) BY ME. MY as a French maid to relatives for a few weeks. ready other child PRO- querading trying in the family had the disease some MACHINES AND PROCESS ARE EIM.Y sav- Dr.. and Mrs. O. C. West moved TECTED HY V. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS. teach the Hawkers proper manners, time ago. nnd has recovered. fin- Friday to the Iiouro of Dr. How- Following the of the MY Nl'TS ore marketed under my registered trade ninrk, "1 ing them from a gang of crooks, and av- appearance ard Raper, 1516 East Silver first case of the disease in this FOR RENT S. S, Sunshine Product," , and my copyrighted lubel their son and heir to march Nice of our with ally refusing enue, which they have taken for bouse several weeks aco. Count part office MODERN , to the altar with Ferdinand Aloysius the summer. Health Officer Dr. O. C. West for- window, FANNIE S. SPI-TZ- Mrs. Ray C. Bailey will sing bade the use of the room for FOR SALE Oak Office Table. OFFICE ROOMS Inventor and Proprietor and Sole Manufacturer of the F. S. S. "Palms" by Jean Fauro at the school purpose. Ijirge Sunshine and Machines 11 a. m. service of St. John's CHARLES C. ZAPF i CO. Separating (1 I 323 North Tenth Etreet. N. M. Cathedral church. Second H Cold. Phono 10 Excellent Location Albuquerque, W. H. Heacock. of the estate NEW OFFICIALS OF 1 Light, water, heat and janitor Dealers as Well as the Public Are Warned MESS K.EN D ALL tax division of the revenue serv- PERFECT BAKE SHOP! service Included. MORE ice from ailvefl here That Any Party or Individual Operating Machinery for Denver, has SHELLING mid SEPARATING Plnon Nuts and REEI'SING to assist In the work of the local Stewart LIVESTOCK AND Walter S. . an experi- SHOE REPAIRING TO PROVE to me THEIR RIGHT to OPERATE mid MAR- office for a short time. enced baker, and Bill McDonald, KET KITH Is A. A. revenue AG RICI'LTIRAL LOAN CO. MCII1NERY OR THE PRODCCT Therefrom VIVIAN .V Romero, deputy formerly with L. B. Putney, now LI A ISLE TO PROSECUTION FOR INFRINGEMENT on my MAQTIN has from Loose-Wile- Men's Rubber Heels.. .10c eollector, returned with s Risciiit com- 1 Lad Ics RtiblK-- r Heels. 15 South Second. Patents. Santa Fe, pany, have purchased a part in- .40c iEn! terest in the "Perfect Bake Shop." II AND iiili located at street Cen- FINE MADE Fourth and "SHOES AND BOOTS" mi SCOUT NOTES tral avenue and at 202 East Cen- 4rea 'PA N tral avenue. The lowland shop Work Guaranteed. 1 ' O was in .November. IDL'0. QD started I'reo Call ' - and Delivery. ' and was accorded such n large put- 'Mi ; rniop 3. . ronage that tho highland shoo was i We met at the Lutheran church opened a short time ano for the Shoe MY hi! our assist- - Rightway Shop on Friday night, with benefit of patrons in that section Phone 127. 218 S. Second Uniform Size. Convenient to Handle. ant scout master presiding. After, ()f the city. Mr. Stewart will havu v a snappy business session, we took ichnrge of the nianuf.-ietnrini- More Heat Units .per Pound. a moonlight walk to Dead Man's while .Mr. McDonald will have nc- - More Pounds per Dollar. Island. Some of the boys passed t e management of the company. the fire tests, and we sat around The Most Economical and Convenient PQENCMA WRCt COMEDY SVJi "POLLY IN THE PANTRY Satisfactory, fires in dis- these great comfort, c. ii. ro.NNKn, m. r,. n. o. and Fuel for Stove and Order a ton cussing the future plans of our THE IMPERIAL Painting. PaperhanETing Ranges. today. 'EDWARD CWILDS CARPENTER. Osteopathic Sncelallst. Interior Decorating Our motto BY On return we met -- DIR.ECTED troop. the trip, Stern Itldg. Tel. 7(11 .1. 2033-- first-clas- s - LAUNDRY CO. is always work. two campers- taking a night in I Phone 234, 207 E. Ave. AL CO. Phone 91 S D N E Y O L T T the open. We passed through We Central CO ill' Barelas, where the dog population deliver any size any "THE LAUNDRY. o i I t aisuTt osv gave us a free concert of bass, where. Henry Transfer Co., OF QUALITY" soprano, baritone, alto and tenor Phone 939. GOLDWYN voices. We reached headquarters Dry Cleaning, Dyeing. Halt 1.0:40. (.Ten noil nnd Blocked, about got drinks water Rue The Famous w:i!i'!'"J1iI!::Hft:y:i and adjourned in fine spirits. cleaned by latest process. Wlr-LIA- HARDEN. Let Us Send a Man Sulphur Hot Springs I To replace that broken window 148 ADDED ATTRACTION Phones and 449. Now 1 t glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. 'tiller Sew Management "PERFECT BREAD," which tastes like home-mad- e, as it is P. L. GILLETT, FORMER' 421. 423 and Phone North First. Open for Business. made of the best material and under perfect sanitary condi- : SECRETARY IN CHINA, tions, will have two salesrooms corner of Fourth and Central, "COUNTRY CHICKENS" Better and at 202 East Central avenue. TO SPEAK AT Y LUNCH The Jeweler Accommodations A Two-Pa- rt LOUISE FAZENDA ten-ce- Comedy Featuring FOGG, Rebuilt Underwoods Effective Monday," April 10, 1922, we will make a nt Phil ti. Gillett, for twenty years WATCH loaf of bread. The manufacturing plant has been re- of the Y. M. C. EXPERT MAKING, and corner of Fourth 202 REGULAR PRICES. general secretary -- moved from and Central to East Central A. In Nanking, China, will be thtf Engravins,- Jewelry Repairing. Meals avenue, where all "Perfect Bake Shop" products will be made. sneaker at trie Fellowship lunch Opposite Postoffice. $50 to $70 Better afternoon at 5:15 in tho V. M. this Ever CALL AND SEE CS, OR PHONE YOCR ORDERS. V-- Before . A. building. Mr. Gillett will tell 118 South Fourth. Guaranteed Five Years Than of his oriental experiences, and Terms, $5 per Month. Stage Vow Running Between review the Trasntngton peace con- City nnd Springs. Round Trip ference from the viewpoint of Type- .125.00 China, which his intimate ac- Albuquerque For Further Information, phone WANTED B07-.- L with Dr. R. T. Wen, a or call at 203 South AUCTION SALE quaintance We pay good prices for fire- Second Phone 707. personal advisor of tho Chlner.e arms such writer Street. con- as Rifles', Shot Exchange 202 417 president, and delegate to the Pistols. Must be in 122 South Fourth and Central. East Central Monday, 10th, at West Fruit enables him to do. Guns, Fourth Street April ference, A- -l condition. Established 100U C. The annual membership cam- Tartaglia, Prop. 213 South first Street Ave. Sale Starts at . 2:30 m. paign of the Y. M. C. A. will he Promptly p. held here next Wednesday, Thurs- Five rooms of furniture to to the highest bidder. Note the day and Friday under the chair- following articles to be sold: Brass Bed, Springs and Mat- manship of Reuben Perry. The tresses, Leather Davenport, Library Table, Iron Bed and two' teams, the Reds and Blues, BIG DOIN'.S $200.00 Moore's Base Is ' Springs, Burner, and it a beauty; will be captained by Sidney M. sell 'em We fix OUR Dressers, 10 Dining Chairs, leather upholstered; Dining Table, Allen E. respect-'ivel- They SERVICE Well, and Bruce, large Leather Uockers, Mahogany Rocker, upholstered In 'em You're next. Easter Footwear! leather; $85 Singer Sewing Machine, same as new; Parlor Suite, A of the Y. M. C. A. meeting In for each and In two 4 hoard will be held this afternoon caring every detail the sacred trust the The choice Spring models in Shoes for Men, Phonograph. Sanitary Cot. Commode, Beds, Stand 4 family places In the embalmer nnd Tables, Dishes, Cooking Utensile and many other articles not at o'clock. WISEMAN'S funeral director called to Women Children are on all mentioned on account 215 South Second. Ills and display, ready for of space. , render professional services MERITS VOIR CONFIDENCE Now, If you want house don't miss sal LOCAL MAN RECEIVES Easter Sunday and the opening of the Spring sea- furnishings, this son. or low cut Shoes as The These goods are all in Al condition and have never be.eh used WORD OF DEATH OF Fine Shoe High you may prefer. by sick. Get this date fixed in your mind; also the place and Repairing novelties also Our and come friends. Ladies Fred Licensed Embalmer latest and the staple styles. time, and bring your Everything must go RELATIVES IN STORM Half Soles 75c Crollott, men's Shoes can be seen in black leathers, and the regardless, of price. Rubber Heels, 40c 578 118-42- Goodyear Phone Modern Equipment 0 South Second St. new, handsome, shades of brown. We have the ex- . J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer. J. Burt Spann. connected with Men's Half Soles 90c treme models as well as the more conservative the real estate office of C. O. Zapf Rubber 40c A Co., received word yesterday of Heels, Goodyear styles. the death of Mrs. Henry Spann and City Electric Shoe Shop her laby nt Lawton, 6kla where 213 South Second St. severe storms are reported. The message came from his brother, Phone 567-- $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 Henry Spann. , The wire also stated that three Free Call and Delivery ICE CREAM In oiv Women's Shoes there are dull and bright other children of his brother were Work Done While You Wait leathers, the new Spring colorings in brown and '.seriously injured and were in a Fresh hospital. With a Superior Flavor gray, black satins, white kid and canvas, in Ox- Strawberry !ce Cream fords, Pumps, Straps and Slippers. DEATHS AND FUNERALS TWO BEAUTIFUL Blue White Diamonds, absolutely GALLONS, BRICKS, SPECIALS 4 FIRST THE . LCJAN Frank Lujan died last perfect, weighing carat, each $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.50, $8.00 OF SEASON a Co-Operati- right at his apartments after ve .1,... Illnoua Hf fn fUlrvivcd t)V A BARGAltf Albuquerque Dairy Ass'n. 8I7-R1- children little one Bister, who was with him at PHONE 331. 9 NORTH SECOND. For boys, girls, and the very folks these stones and During the summer of 1922 we will make free ;'tne ena, ine Douy was mneii iu Compare prices we have Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, good looking, Crollott's funeral parlors pending with 6ale and auction prices. and well Prices funeral arrangements. perfect fitting meaning. according delivery of quarts or more of Ice Cream on to quality and size but always the lowest it is poss-- . " WISEMAN'S LOPE8 Dolores Lopes died 215 S. 2d ible to make. Sundays between 10 a. m. and 8 p.m. ' Saturday morning at her apart- street. FEEL SAFE ANb COMFORTABLE Don't pass our Spring shoe elegance when ments on South Sixteenth to select Easter Pneumonia was the causa of her at least one ton of in ' ready your Footwear. death.' She is survived by one sis- By having coal your cellar. The was taken to Crol- - ELMS ter. body HOTEL The In lott's funeral parlors pending Finest rooms in the state-ste- am very ijest funeral arrangements. heat, hot and cola Gallup, Dawson and Canon City Coal v water all outslds rooms. . HERNANDEZ The' funeral of who was killed Weekly rates, with or with- Carlos Hernandez, out to COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. by a fall from his horse on his private bath, t4 $10 week i ranch last Friday morning, will b Transient rate S1.S0 single, 4 PHONES 5 2.00 double. held this morning from the family You will not regret bavins? a Ion In your bin. .residence at 9 o'clock, liurlnl will With bath S2.50 single anu le in Falrvkw cemetery, Crollut double $3.00. . is in charge. Start the Day Smiling! Be a Kid Again! "BRINGING UP FATHER" ALBUDUEROUE MORNING JOURNAL "REGULAR FELLERS" in week-da- appears every morning the is a y comic in thft Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, April 9, 1922.

BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1321 by the international News Service. McManus. ARTESIA Registered V. S. Talent Olfies. By George I. .1 Mrs. .Wilbur M. Todd, who has ON I'LL KIN been at Lincoln, Neb., has return- THE LEVEL HE'S A EET CONE AlOtSi PROFEbbOR YOU YEb FOR WE'LL THAT LOOK-- YOU 40 LIKE 2.AT- - - ' TENCH - ed to Artesia, where her husband CREAT HYPNOTIST- AND HEt A 1 NO LOOK ME TO ONE HONORED WAIT LIKE M-- f AND SAY- hotel. - LCCXL ALAKASULA: has puiciiasee uie Hardwiek FAKER.- HIM RE A HYPNOTIST? I . FER OQ HE'LL tsHOW OVER! n FRlENO NR. til MCiNA.1 NOW-- Mr. and-Mrs- C. Bert Smith en- DOLLARS - per, yqo WANT YQOTO de- YOU MOW n I --" tertained a few friends at u trt) DOME, I I E3 I X f . I I S e 7 X Tftv T- - lightful dinner on last Saturday. f JJ 1 The guests were Evangelist Wm. J. Lockhart, Song Leader Cecil Brooks and Mrs. Brooks, Rev. J. H. Shoppard of Koswell, Rev. N. J. Keasoner of I'orlales. M'ssrs. John and Albert Richards. Rev. N. J. Keasoner, state pas- tor evangelist of the Christian de- nomination in New Mexico, was in Artesia a great portion of last week. His home Is in 1'ortales. The students of the seventh grade enjoyed a. picnic on last Sat- urday on the I'enasco river. Tlio boys and girls took plenty of "eats'' with them and this part of the day's program was the most en- joyable. Miss Elva Clyde, an in- structor In the junior high school, was in charge of the children. A large number of Artesia peo- ple attended the spring round-u- p and rodeo at Dexter during the past week. The Artesia postoffice has a new postmaster. G. U. McCrary, who has been the postmaster for several years, has resigned this office, and Ernest A. Hannah, who has been the rural earner for many years, has been appointed to fill this po- sition. The change was made on v ' April 1. Herman Jones has been 1 I I for ( BY -- I ( I I 1 I appointed temporary carrier OUST M OLLY THACPb 4REA.T- - OU DON'T HAVE TO f II I' the rural route. "T" L AH' L A "TAKE IT AVAY ' Clint Cole, W F. Jinks. Charles ALAKAbULA!' THEM COUPLE "OW I'LL IT THAT TEN J FROM l win I M McCree, J. C. Floore, K. W. Dunn HSSS?' and Fred Nelson, members of the petit Jury at the regular session of court at Carlsbad, have returned home after two weeks' duty us Jurors. Deputy Sheriff M. Steven- son was also relieved from duty. The Sunday schools of the town continue to grow in attendance since the revival campaign began In Artesia. The five denomina- tions, which were in the campaign, have increased the attendance at the Bible schools from 485 to 952. This was a rec- ord for the town Sunday schools. Mrs. Homer Dunagan was host- ess to a few friends at her home east of Artesia on last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Alexander and family and Messrs. John and Al- bert Richards were among the guests. Rev. S. Y. Jackson of Albuquer- que was a visitor in Artesia during last week. He is the Btate colpor- teur of the Baptist convention of New Mexico. Albert Richards, who was called home a few days ago on account of the death of his mother, has re- 3" turned to Boulder, Colo., where he Is taking vocational training. Over three hundred people were at the depot on Monday evening as the northbound passenger train left Artesia, bearing Evangelist Wm. J. Lockhart and Singers Cecil Brooks and Mrs. Brooks to their homes after a three weeks' revival meeting. The depot was crowded with scores outside as Rev. Lock- hart spoke to the assembled vrowd. 1 Mr. Brooks also sang some of the favorite songs. The boys and girls gave many lusty yells for the evangelistic party. As the tra'n E left the station yard the crowd was singing "God Be With You Until We Meet Again." Coach Adams has a group of the high school athletes on the track every afternoon as the boys are getting Into condition to enter the various track and field meets as representatives of Artesia high school. Fred Befkwith has returned from Fristow, Mo., where he has been for the past few weeks. He accompanied the remains of his wife to Missouri for burial services. The rehearsals for the senior play, "Professor Pepp," has de- manded a great part of the Interest of the high school set during ths past week. The last union meeting of all fie young peoples' organizations of the various churches was conducted at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. Miss Mary Jane Owens of the Nazareno church was the leader of the program. Miss Cor rlne Smith sang "Enough to Know" as a solo. Short talks were

made the Miss V by leader, Emma "11 II ll V I I II HI I I' f ( III ';, II LaDue and Messrs. Dwight McCree STAND YOU VI and Fred Cole. RVHT ' ARE Its OUR RHT ALAKASULA- - ARE YOU A ENTLEHAiS WITH HELL 4IT IT Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stchwein VVHEREYOO NINO ? WHAT OO YOO MEAN - 1 TALKING WHISKERS TO tsEE WHEN I IT and Ben F. Prior have returned ARE:: IbY ALAKASULA- - -- bENO.NC ME A .71 VOU HE 6AYS YOU WELL.-H- E from a few days' trip to MENACE JU A TO ME? H J LL que. JJ a.. AkASMI An unusually large" number of the Cottonwood people were sum- ' i ; moned to Carlsbad as witnesses in the case of Florace Nelson vs. A. Sr D. Hill. This case attracted much attention and was largely attended by many of the farmers from tne Cottonwood section. Th verdict was in favor of Mrs. Florace Nel- son. Mrs. Lflndls Feather was hostess to the Chat and Sew club at her home on West Main street on Wed- nesday afternoon. Delicious re- freshments were served to a large number of guests. An enjoyable afternoon was spent ty the ladies of the club.

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"Mrs. Naomi Kabelln and son, Harry, have returned from Wel-lan- d, Ontario, Canada, where they were called recently on account of the death of Mrs. Kabelin's son. Clarence, who resided at the above mentioned place. D. E. Barton and wife have been visiting their- w and daughter, George P. Sampson, Jr., and wife, of this city. Thursday evening the annual In- stallation of the Elks was held In this city. Dr. George P. Samnson officiating. The Officers for the coming term are as follows: Ex- alted ruler R. C. Kaufman; lead- Bcfoi-- buying Summer There are hundreds of ing Kntglit, Joe Fischer; loyal Shoos, men who arc knight, George Ktngrea; lecturing Shirts In these six luts. looking for comfort, O. F. Orr; O. L. A coin-pkt- o knight,. secretary, of en s lOach lot offers a V. H. Driver. After- service and Gray; tyler, economy Timely of sizes. wards was In snirts range a held the Offering banquet It Is a before Easter AT club rooms. S1.00 at S2.00 at $2.50 at $3.00 at $3.50 at $4.00 In each lot, we believe, The many friends here of Super- will Insist anon seeing "Aofade" are the best shirt G. W. Guaranteed Shirts made of good For the first time. Genuine Russian cord. These are of Tou will intendent Lupton of the the Roscnwald Special Shirts the agree with us values ever offered for Santa Fe at San Francisco were materials, in plain pin- corded Madras, "Fruit of the Loom" In all colors; excellent finest sateen about the value in to hear of his Summer Shoe for men. staple in colors fast colors English this the money, in Albu- pleased appointment stripes, and many at- Madras lot of shirts when as assistant to the vice president at They come In brogues colors and novelty pat- of course; made into English and and are chiefly In the you querque. This Is not a Chicago. Mr. Lupton was former- tractive novelty pat- the best line of shirts some of soisette In floral have seen them. They of and semi-brogu- and terns. Some of them popular patterns "clearance" shirts, ly employed here as a trainmaster terns. These shirts are we've ever had at such white and with which will be favored are of extra fine Eng- Santa ' tan, offering of new lines, for the Fe. are positively the best positively guaranteed have collars to match. a price or anywhere collars to match. This this summer when lish cordeB Madras, Mrs. George P. Sampson, Jr en- near it. All good col- coats are discarded. A and are In and unpacked and shoe value available not to fade. They're a They are hard to beat la a plain Just tertained at bridge on Wednesday ors and many great selection lino worth special novelty designs, basket comprising in a terlulu afternoon. Mrs. Hubert Richard- anywhere, at real buy. at such a price, full range of sizes. weaves, etc. son won the first After- and patterns from prize. and wards the hostess Rerved a two-cour- se which every taste k luncheon. Mrs. D. E. Par-to- $7.50 every pocket-boo- may of Albuquerque was the i ROSENWALD'S MEN'S SHOP find satisfaction and THE PAIR visitor. The remodelled Men's now the entire west tide of Rosenwald's first is most economy. - Superintendent Joseph W. Walk- Shop, occupying floor, the attractive and er of the Santa Fe, with headquar- most completely equipped men's clothing stoe in the Southwest. Drop in and look it over. ters at Fresno, Calif.. wn vlstiins friends in this city Wednesday. April 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Ttiree. member of the became I staff, lost for an overland to In New Mexico before re- when to camp from San Thursday trip points Taylor, who died Thursday, Were roturuing VVOMAN NOVEIIST CHOOSES HUSBAND N. M Albuquerque Society Antonio. A searching party spent PORTALES Arlcsla, where they will be turning to their home here. held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 the entire day searching for her AS HERO OF HER WESTERN STORIES engaged in evangelistic services The funeral services of little at the homo, tho Itev. J. J. Rich- The latest additions to our stafl for several weeks. They will also Helen Taylor, throe - year - old ards having charge. Burial was are Mrs. Mrs. hold revival services at other of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. mado in local (Continued from Preceding Page.) Turner and Hall. Mrs. daughter cemetery. Mrs. Kasslng, Mrs. Hart, Mrs Edgar Foreman died at her nlty, at the annual spring elections. Alvarado and Mr. Price made a home on tho Clovls highway near No men from the class were elect- trip to town Friday afternoon on '"V Portales on Sunday morning from influenza. ed business. Mrs. Foreman leaves a this term. The initiation and Miss Rcba Gauss was In town husband and four small children. banquet for the new members will Wednesday. Funeral services were held at tho be held in May. Miss Cameron Is a Misses Lillian DeLorier and home on Monday afternoon. Tho member of Alpha Delta Pi soror- Vernal Stone were in town last Rev. A. c. Bates had charge of ity and of Mortar Board, a scholar- week to consult Dr. Peters. the services, Burial was made in ship society. She will graduate Mrs. local with Hart left Saturday cemetery. a triple major, mathematics, Tex. Tho Itev. Joshua C. Jones ot psychology and English, Miss Sny- f" 'l M. J. McLaughlin, one of our Roswell, presiding elder of this der is a Kappa Kappa Gamma. She leCt district of has been Saturday for his the Methodist church, teaching school in the home in St. Louis. was an over Sunday guest ot the city for the pnst few months, but The. visitors Rev. J. J. Richards and will with class. at camp last week family and graduate her were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. SlmpBon, filled tho pulpit of the Methodist Mrs. rtollin Wilson, Mrs. Morelli. church at both morning and eve- Phi Mu again holds the sorority Mrs. Morier. Mrs. Glasbrook, Miss- 4 ning services on Sunday. scholarship cup for women stu- es Mrs. dents Lillian, Mary and Margaret Mo- Jasper Ellerd and two chil- at the university. The cup relli. Faye Evans? Messrs. Jack dren of Plalnview, Tex., have been which was won by them for the last Currie, Hilgardner, Avery Gibson, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. half of the preceding college T, J. Molinari for several year has been won Baehechi and Paul Stevens. days. by the chapter At the free "movie" ot the Cozy for the second time in succession o theater for the first semester of $ , Saturday afternoon, which this year. was given by the business men of Blackheads The scholarship averages were as Portales to follows: SCHOOL NOTES. tho farmers and their Phi Mu, 83.016; Alpha Chi families of tho county, 178 were Omega, 80.92: Alpha Delta Pi, S0.-6- 7; MA present to enjoy the show. j. v? and Kappa Kappa Gamma, Miss Garrett, domestic science v 77.19. . , School. teacher of our schools, reslcned muiuaie your Iliftll her An educational position and left hero Wednes- Members of PI Kappa Alpha correspondence day for her home in Oklahoma. and a few invited club has been formed in the high Mr. fraternity guests fresh- and Mis. H. L. Newby enter- method is danced at the Masonic temple on school by members of the tained as their cleansing wrong Friday The was man and sophomore English class- guests the past evening. affair week Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Griggs one of the most prominent of the es. This work is authorized by the of United Slates government, and is Pnerta, sisters of Mr. Newby, Blackheads indicate that the method you are is not early spring in university circles and Mrs. Har-r- y using Mrs. S. under the direction of Newby's sister, Mrs. the method of for skin. W. Hopewell, Mrs. Jack the George White, and right cleansing your type of Fall and Mr. Mrs. Laurence Peabody College for Teachers at her daughter and t A skin would and Mrs. Bertha Sinclair Cowan, better known her name, husband of Plains, N. M. specialist tell you that blackheads are caused hy Lee were chaperones. Robert Nashville, Tcnn. The purpose Is by pen Mrs. be- B. AL Bower, her J. p. Haning and excessive od dirt in the of 6kin. Hopewell was In charge of ar- to promote letter exchange .xd husband, "Bud," Miss daughter, collecting pores your tween in the American Ruth Haning, have returned To do with the cause of blackheads rangements. pupils B. M. author of of - to their home here a two away and free your skin schools and pupils In foreign coun- Bower, "Chip the Flyir.- U," Is really Mrs. after from this use in Bertha Sinclair Cowan, wife of R. A. "Bud" Cowan. And "Bud" is weeks' visit with relatives in Texas. disfiguring trouble, the following simple treatment; tries. Pupils France, Belgium. Announcement Japan, China and Spain are ready the hero of that novel. Cowan for ten years held the ropintr champion has been made of three western states and one time was a celebrated here of the recent marriage of Joe WELT, COUNTRY CAMP. to correspond with American pu- ship at Indian Milton A PPLY hot cloths to the face until the skin is These Two fic- Greaves and Miss Hallie Albuquerque, N. M. pils. foreign pupils are able fighter. years ago while searching southwestern Nevada for Belle to read and to write so tion material Cowan and his wife stumbled across rich lead and York of Tyler, Tex. Mr. t 1 reddened. English, copper, Greaves is a son of S. A. Greaves tha American, need not know silver claims. Now Mrs. Cowan has the i of with a work arjy distin.ti' being the only of the Portales Valley News, and tThen rough washcloth up a heavy foreign language. The students woman mine president in the west. of Dr. enrolling In this club are Louise spent several weeks hote with his lather Woodbury's Facial Soap and rub it into Holgate, sister of Dr. Frishie father during the year and of Albuquerque, and Dr. Edmonds, Ooelitz, Randolph Lovelace, Leo while past the pores thoroughly, always with an upward a former Andrew here made many friends. China missionary doctor, Lewinson, Sutherland, Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Greaves will hn and outward motion. spent several at last Lockeye Powers, Ethel Moulton. cate stands for the Order of Artis- president of the Silver City at days camp giv- home to their friends at week. Dr. Holgate was a irma Cracliel, Adelaide Noble, Jane tic Typists. This certificate is mal, at an assembly Friday morni- their Rinse with clear, hot water, then with cold the again Bernice en for the artistic and accurate ar- country home near Swan, Tex. good Samaritan to our tray pa- Huning, Kilburn, Nathale ng.. Mr. Mrs. colder the better. tients. Dr. Furstenfeld, Grace rangement of a letter which is and Means of Clayton, Edmonds gave us a Parker, Harry A debate will be held In the N. M., were homo very on ex- Hust, Margaret Gridley, Isabel published monthly by the Gregg visiting at tha If possible, rub face for seconds with interesting talk her auditorium on 5. of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Means dur- your thirty perience in China, which we all Gutierrez, Donald Hubbell, Charles Writer. ... May Appear- a of ice. The work ends ance in this debate will entitle the ing the past week. piece Dry carefully. thoroughly enjoyed. Anderson, Jean MacDougal, Joe second ' ' debater to a Pre- The Rev. O. F. filled To blackheads Last Tuesday several of our Harris, David Weinman, Lauris April 14. Report cards will bo literary letter. Mickey the remove already formed, substitute a boys and two Whitely, Grace issued Wednesday, April 19. These liminaries to this debate will bo a pulpit at the flesh brush from Hammond's Harrington, Sidney series of to Christian church on Fri- for the washcloth in this treatment. ranch took a to Rim Rock on Marcus. Bernadine Lewis, Nina cards should be signed by the par- debates determine who here both trip ent shall compose tho school teams. day and Saturday nights and also Then protect the fingers with a handkerchief burros and horses. The party con- Garland, Adellna Sanchez, Louise and returned by the students at tho sisted of Messrs. Oestrelch, Clara Stevens, Sarah April 20. The proposition for debate Is: regular services on Sundav. and press out the blackheads. Jim Crow, Carl India should be J. G. Greaves, editor of the Por- Webb, Blay-loc- k, Louise Cook, Harrison, At senior held Wed- "Resolved, that Ethan Allen. Frank Josephine the meeting tales News, has been 111 Moss. Virginia Mainz, Gladys Dorris, the of granted home rule." The follow- at his GET cake Kelser, and nesday afternoon subject is a schedule for home for the past ten a of Woodbury's today, at any drug store or toilet eooo Considerable excitement was Mary Schultz, Lenore Pettit, Mar- wearing caps and gowns during ing the prelimi- days with naries: v the flu. counter, and begin this treatment tonight. You will be astonished caused when Mrs. Alvarado, a garet Marron, Loretta Pennington, commencement week was dis- Mrs. Earl Graham "th. Hay, Dorothy Oleson, Elsa cussed. The will bo voted Monday, April 24, fourth period: and son, Earl, to see how quickly skin will in clearness. subject Jr., left here Sunday for your improre Sellgman, Marthalouise Horton, upon at a some Affirmative, Helen Schneider, Ma- Kentucky, 25-ce- meeting time this where will A nt cake of will last for a month six Katherine Crist, Niles Strumouist, week. William Bacon was elected rian Crawford, Earl Marcus; nega- they visit relatives for Woodbury's or weeks. John Loren several weeks. The Andrew Co., New 1 Wh'tled, Albert Sell, Fred captain of the boys' team selling tive, Mozley, Hazel Freed, S. N. Jergens Cincinnati, York, and Perth, Ontario. Gln- - Rosalie Hancock of this city at- CARBUNCLES Mackey, Elgan Gohen, John tickets for "The Lion and the Furry. tended ner, Earl Adams, Robert Mouse." Period tha District Optical asso- Hughes. Fifth Lynn Hammond, ciation which was held at Clovis 9"tn re- -' Persis Woodruff, AVallace Sheri- Ben Salazar Richard Mason Jane Arabella Pllei, Plmpifs, etc., quickly and Bryant, Sterrett; on Tuesday of the past week. Tieved hy dan, Dannie Macphprson, Charles have made very appropriate and Dana Todd, Lee Miller, Owen Mar- Miss Bess d'Alx, Louis P,aker. Rufus Hunt. attractive drawings for the bulletin ron. Dehoney, secretary of ; the Red Cross here for several BOILENE The first O, A. T. certificate for board to advertise "The Lion and After School or was Ollie Stewart, years, is very ill nt her home. your money back. 60c at druggists or this year awarded to Carl the Mouse." Myrtle Brown, The Coyrtflt, Itn, iv'IV Mm Jtrtt Ct. by mall a of Josephine Milner; Itev. and Mrs. A. C. Hates postpaid. Hine, student the business "Trails" was the subject of a Charles l'erguson, Erma and two children THE EOn.ENE CO., Albuquerque, N. SI. department. The O. A. T. certifi- - Mr. Wegs. and mother, Mrs. talk given by Chamberlain, Leona Rancy. Mary Bates, left hero in their car

r v Have Yossr Spring Freshness nnd Color Wore Woven Into These lew tact Fitted by a TUB MATERIALS WHITE FOR CONFIRM ATTION. Post Graduate Smetiere Imported Organdies with permanent finish, 44 Inches wide; a J'ard 75c to 2.00 ' Come and let us help you choose tha right model. Then have Plain Voiles, a yard , DOc to $2.00 it fitted scientifically by a post graduate corsetiere from one of the Flaxons, sheer and lovely, a yard 50o to 35c finest training schools In the country. She will know what your figure needs and how to give It to you. Gossard, Bon Ton and Exquisite Colored Royal Worcester Corsets. Superior quality Imported Dotted Swiss in new colors with pin and Not until then will you know the pleasure of medium size dots, perfect corseting.- yard $1.50 Prices $3.50 to $25.00. ' . , Imported Organdies, permanent finish, 45 inches wide, 30 differ- ent colors, yard $1.00

TheHnerv Department is Abloom With HAND-MAD- Easter E BLOUSES The Exposition Distinctive Easter Hats A Sale! Eight different bits of daintiness eight Presenting All That's Newest in Apparel combinations of hemstitching, embroidery, hand That have been spe- drawn-wor- and Accessories k, filet and Irish lace and tucks eight cially priced for the" alluring styles of batiste and voile blouses at one occasion We doubt if there is another store anywhere as from $7.50 alluring price, $4.98. You'll never be able to limit thoroughly prepared for Spring. to $35.00 your choice to just one of these very special blouses. Regular $7.50 values for.: $4.98 It is a positive pleasure to come here these days A collection of charm- &nd revel in the of new ing hats that boasts the delights the fashions which, very newest in Easter fill every department of the store. Millinery and accurately UNUSUAL UNDERTNIR6S portrays the trend of , There is so much to interest one this season. summer fashions. Scores of lovely nev materials in coats and Unexpected color combinations and methods of suits, Canton Crepe, Moire, dresses; so many youthful and. becoming styles; such Taffeta, Crepe do Chine trimming make more charming the Kayser silk un- fascinating colors and seemingly no end of original or Felt has been deftly dergarments just received. These come pink with ideas in combined with straw and orchid with and charming expressed trimming detail. gorgeous trimmings in black, cerise, peach with black in vest styles so fascinating that and bloomers. Priced, Vest $3.50; bloomers $5.00. they will Instantly capti-femini- For Easter Wear vate .the heart. Fortified with the repu- tations of our foremost WOMEN'S UNION SUITS designers of millinery . Frocks in md the Important eco- SILK FROM THE WAIST LINE UP Charming Styles nomical appeal, these n lovely hats confidently Women's flesh color Union Suits unusually large and Interesting collection of models for all await your Inspection. tight knee, bodice occasions, meeting the most fastidious requirements of smartly shoulder, reinforced; lower part of suit is lisle. All attired women. Included are the new canton crepe capo See Our Window Display sizes, 36 to 44 .frocks .i $25.00 to $69.50 $2.50 READY ROLLED New Coats, "Wraps and Capes Smart, flew teather Vanity Boxes Not necessary to roll your own if you possess Rolette A stockings. Just come to the knees, have band comprehensive display of all the really approved new modes To Carry with Your New Spring Outfit gar- at exceedingly moderate prices. Mannish topcoats and camel's ters attached In drop-stitc- h or net. Kayser make hair, tweeds, polo and raglan. In the belted models, sot-I- n sleeve, Made of various kinds of leather: black, brown, $3.50 patch pockets navy, etc. Each box is beautifully lined, has mirror, Our big sale of $2.00 Silk Hose in all colors at $1.50 lip rouge stick case, pin container, powder box and a pair will be continued this week. and coin purse and among the very latest novelty is $13.50, $25.00 up the electrically lighted ones. Come and see them. Priced $3.95, $5.00, $7.50 and Others In marvella, gerona, veldyne .twills; beautifully trimmed up. ' NEW VEILS AD VEILING with the nail head beads, fringe and embroidery. Slain Floor. Suits of Utmost Distinction Ribbon and Handkerchief Special Our Veiling section is replete with tho newest and most pop- ular fads in tho season's Veils and Veiling. We show very Featured Is the .tweed suit for misses and women. The See window. Beautiful Ribbons, 5 and 6 inches smart appearing styles in the scroll and border effects and In spring new - ' outfit is not complete without one ot these bright-hue- d 25c the Circular and Square Veils. All marked at the follow- ult wide. Special, yard. $18.50 and Up worth to 75c the There are bro- ing prices: Many up yard. Veils, ,each 75e to $3.00 cades, stripes, plaids, checks in all colors, plain col- Veiling-- a yard Soc to $1.50 Other Models or moire and taffetas. There are 200 pieces to pick 25c An ensemble of and choose from and very special at yd. 36-In- finely tailored, high quality spring suits, In' priced A Very Special Selling of ch Chiffon plain tailored, box and novelty models, In long straight line silhouet lined with peau de cygne and Crepe de Chine linings. An Taffeta Silk, $1.69 Yard unusual assortment of Tricotine. Poiret Twill, Spring Novelties in sizes from 16 to 44, many are trimmed with Sale of Handkerchiefs fancy braids, beads Easter Black, light and dark navy blue only Just 200 yards at thi and embroidery ,49 50 to $90 50 So come One hundred dozen Handkerchiefs, secured at prices that mean price. early, much In saving to our customers a few descriptions follow: At lOe, S for 2&v Irish Printed Borders, Plain Centers; also Girls' and Junior Silk Sweaters all white with embroidered corners. , Perrin and Centemeri Kid Gloves for At 25o Pretty Handkerchiefs of fine sheer linen In solid col- Wraps ors; some with embroidered hems; white linen with colored Easter. Or. perhaps she prefers It to Exceptionally beautiful models 4 inch hem. Sports Handkerchiefs with ut Gloves are such an essential of be an coat. Or a of wide stripe borders; embroidered linen with white and colored part the Easter costume that heavy thread silk In a fancy embroidered corners. one thinks of them almost as soon as the Easter Hat. cape. All In the season's most new weave. Our new modish shades. Some trimmed They are fashioned At 60c Hand Drawn Hemstitched, Hand Embroidered Sheer assortment of Centemeri Kid Gloves the last word In Tuxedo with 76e value. in glove quality has arrived for the Easter season: AU those with fringe; others Immacu- styles patch Linen, - tailored. and sash belts In At 76c Hand Drawn Hemslltcthed, Hand Embroidered Sheer things that have become synonymous with Centemeri, fine- lately plain pockets or ness of -: r Linen, for $1.26 values. kid, faultless workmanship and a range of beautiful Fabrics: Tweed, llp-o- n style with V or round are found Velonr,1 Trlootlne , At $1.00 Venice Edge on Pure Linen, pure white; also color- colors, in this selection. Long and short gloves in and Poiret Twill necks.' Jade, White Black, ed linen hand made, hand embroidered, with flowers. These suede and glace at $2.00 to $8.30 K Blue. are very We also have Pleated Skirts Navy Buff, Harding Blue, special. Kayser Silk Gloves, double In all to 6 40o each for a Linen Handkerchief with fast color finger tipped. lengths from with capes match. Sizes to Jockey and Orchid. Priced Sport to length In black, white and all the new 14 v and centers, a host of them to select two tor 75c years. ,.t .edges from; spring colors. Sizes 6 2 to 8 from i Of 40c each., ; Priced $1.00 pair and up. ( Priced $6.50 and Up "$11.50 to $33.75 See our table full of Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs at Special prices at about nair regular prices. Gronnd Floor. Page Two. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 9, 1922 Spring Visitors Enliven the Social Program of Week, ...... O very festive, having guests PARTIES, f noon at 4 o'clock at the home of CLUBS. well dressed woman. She also ad- house. involves Roshanara Crepe for bride's Chnrles Ste- vised tho to own IT'S the It A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. the aunt, Mrs. The Professional girls study their Informal evening gather-- . EDITOR'S NOTE. were venson, at 407 North Eleventh Business and personalities and types when TWENTY YEARS AGO S Smart Traveling Wrap George Burris entertained folks in to bridge and tea, All items for the Sunday street. The was per- Women's club will relax for a time choosing their clothes rather than In Albuquerque Society. ings, last Saturday evening at a house ceremony on dinner luncheons, and all society section must be in the new formed by' the Rev. Benjamin after Its regular dinner meeting to follow slavishly the fads of the parties, warming at the home recently a mu- other sorts of social compliments. Journal office by Saturday 1107 Root, dean of St. John's Cnthcdral Monday evening to listen to moment. At the next meeting -- & purchased nt South Fourth ar- v Bucn hcmms noon at the latest. Reporters was church. The couple left Monduy sical program whioh has been which will be Wednesday night, it: provides pieaiiaiii are to call the Journal street. The occasion also the com- The furnishing of the Alvarado to entertain one'B friends and their urged of Mrs. Burris, a fact ob- evening for a honeymoon at the ranged by the entertainment the members of the club will be e in week ns possl- - birthday mittee. will be nt is on and the guests. And It adds many decta-hl- as early the served a cake Grand canyon on their way to San Dinner oerved entertained by an expert and going rapidly of bio after the event occurs. by large birthday 6:15 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. The sclentiflo or will be completed and details to the social history bearing candles and tiny hearts. Bernardino, Calif., where they will palmist. Business the week, from our point of view. Tl;o society editor may be make their future home. Mrs. program will consist of vocal solos professional girls who are Inter- ready for business by May 1. The One of the social affuirs of the reached at telephone No. 13. Weber has made her homo here by Miss Bertha Peet and Chester ested in becoming members of the new furniture is coming in by the Gardener Lathrop, general so- solos MU wholesale and the five rooms are week which deserves special recog- licitor ofs the Santa Fe with her aunt for the past three Byrne, whistling by organization may Inquire at the of- railroad, com- Ruth of the statu uni- fice for Information. to assume a finished ap- nition is the bridge party given by who was in the city on Tuesday, years. Mr. Weber has Just Daugherty beginning en- versity and a duet by Mrs two society women for the benefit entertained at dinner Tuesday eve- pleted a course of mechanical piano pearance of . one of the departments of the lection demonstrated the enthusi- gineering at the Santa Fe shops. 1). W. Faw and M'. Lewis B. DANCES. An unusually brilliant and thor- ning at the Alvarado. His guests Mrs. will Young Women's Christian associa- astic admiration by music critics were Mr. Mrs. W. C. Mr. He Is a brother of Lieut. Charles Thompson. Thompson The formal dinner dance of oughly enjoyable dancing party 12 and Raid, act as soloists the tion. Both women, In active work these young artists, nil under and Mrs. Downer Mr. Weber, formerly of this city. accompanist for the club, which Is scheduled for was given at the elegant home of con- George and also. There will be an attendanco Sixty on a department committee, years of age, inspired. and Mrs. C. E. Iden. every once in a while among the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld last of Iicrchc-Toxl- Mrs. Alfred Ivan ceived the Idea of asking a few Brand i Idling as violin soloist prize. regular informal dances, was held night by and their friends in to play bridge for himself a musician of rare The Miss Grunsfeld. Those present were: proved Mrs. Joseph Pies will entertain marriage ceremony for So on Thursday evening at the Alva- the of the cause, in this in- and true "cur." Ilii selec- n and Todd was The members of the Sew and The In Messrs. and Mesdames J. F. good talent at reception and tea on Thurs- Byrdie Lerche Harry rado hotel. banquet table Lock-woo- thn transient Wag- club enjoyed a meeting last week R. E. Mrs, d, stance, making girl tions were: "I'li.e Song," by day evening. April 13. from 7 to performed on Tuesday evening by Taft hall where the dinner was Pearce, Pulncty. Saint-Kaens- ," at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ben- Felix less lonely in our city. The result ner, "Lo Cynge" by 10 o'clock at her home, 782 North the Rev. F. E. McGuIre, pastor of served was decorated with pink G. L. Brooks,' Lester, was a gathering in the "Air and Variations" by I'accini, ton. Miss Minnie Diehl Will be Lee, F. H. Kent, C. H. pleasant Fifth street. The Congregational the Lead Avenue Methodist hostess to the club at next carnations. Orchestra music wat Harry mfast of a rather quiet season and and "Hungarian Dance" by orchestra will for church, at his residence. The the furnished throughout tho dinner. Young, James Grunsfeld, F. H. was ac- play the evening. meeting. Mrs. Mabel MisseH the association the beneficiary. Brahms. Mrs. lieid as piano Mrs. E. Vj. Coons and Mrs. J. M. couple will make their home in Mrs. Agnes Avcritt of Isleta and Strong, Himoe, It. was a commendable Idea suc- companist contributed much to tho Laws will assist In the new apartments on East Silver Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Denver, Mabel Fitch, Jettie and Alma out. receiving; Mrs, A bride's shower Mamlo and Freda cessfully carried ensemble of the program. .1. H. Collister and Mrs, B. C, Smith avenue. Mr. Todd Is foreman at delightful for guests of Mr, and Mrs. George Barth, The prospects for the coming Robert Nordhaus, in solo num- will and Mrs. J. tho Imperial laundry. Miss Jessie Slaughter followed a were guests of the Mandell, Eupheme Nelson, Stella we shall pour, E, Wheeler, Sew- Roslington. Carrie week In the social world bers and in a duet with Brand Mrs. Ernest Smith and Mrs. J. M. meeting of the Young Ladies' club. Dancing followed the dinner. Lewlnson, Jeanette Walton, over, further ahead to each hearer an ing club on last eve- Titus, Nell Flournoy, Sadie Jaffa: pass ooklng Ilening, gave Lindley will serve. Hunt-Miirj'li- Wednesday to the affairs which are promised earful of harmony in violin must?. ning. The club met at the home' Messrs. Welller, Julius Kalter, Syd- for week and later. It Is are and true. His Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Paul 11. but later U. N. M. SOCIETY ney Rosenwald, Lewln- Easter His tones big Mrs. Leopold Meyer entertained uni- Roberta, Seymour indicated that there will a small were "Tone Poem" by of Miss Evelyn Hunt, a former were called to the home of Mrs Twenty-fiv- e members of Kappa son, Sol A, I E.v selections informally nt a tea at her home Mur- Benjamin, Frost, windstorm of events Just before the and Chorus" by versity student, and, Robert Walter Noneman, where tho sur- Kappa Gamma sorority met for a J. Alger, Louis Brooks, T. N. Wilk- -' Kolser, "Pilgrim's on Friday afternoon. of Raton which took on city breaks up for the long summer Wagner. The violin duet was a phy place prise shower was arranged. Tho banquet on Wednesday evening at erson, J. II. Paston, E. G. Abra-- I March 25 at Trinidad, Colo., has miscellaneous the Alvarndo hotel in celebration A. Walter vacation elsewhere. number by Gounod, excellently A crowd of young gath- gifts for the guest hams, Faber, Jaffa.' ! O rendered. people been received by university friends of honor were hidden nround the of tho filth birthday of Gamma Harry Myers, Ben Jaffa. ered at the homo of Mrs. C. A. here. Mrs. is a member The t,Adii:s' at cmu is Elsie Russell proved herself n Watson on Forrester avenue on Murphy rooms and located by ribbons and Beta chapter at the university. A. W. Hay den has been awarded tay A of Kappa Kappa Gamma table which was candle-lightr- d was TOIflTONKl) WKEK. piano poet whose future is bright to visit with Mrs. sorority little gold bells which disclosed the the contract to build a pretty home of V" Si.turd.iy night here. She has been school A three-cours- o decorated in two shades of The postponement the regular with promise. Talent, developed O WOMAN'S J G. T. Miss teaching hiding places. blue, on North Walter street for Super-- '' InrHan1 A hll Casper and Hogan, and two nt nnnrnlle of a music mas- I for the past years at Raton, luncheon was served at a table the, sorority colors. A large birth- M...... JL1..1. under the tutelage INSTITUTE to have their fortunes told intendent E. Hickey. ....ill w,4..n..1,tr in this musician. again. where her hhsband is agent for the with and day cake five candles was ter, shows plainly Fuhioa Serrtcs VA beautifully arranged pink bearing Mr. and Mrs. Ford Harvey, Mr.' April 19, Is announced by cards Her numbers were, "Two Larks" J Continental Oil company. Ho is a linen, candles and flowers. used as a centerpiece and menu Mrs. F. M. second of Illi- white, and Mrs. Hucklo and Byron liar-- , now being sent out. The sched- l.v "Fnblleu" by Raff, Lyon gave the graduate the University of Those present were Mrs. Paul cards marked each place at the - Leschelizky, of her bridge series qn aft- nois. of vey were passengers to Los An- uled day fell In Holy Week and "Shadow Dance" by MacOowell, Monday Roberts, Mrs. Walter Noneman. table. After dinner a program last where on Wednes- - un- ernoon at her home on West Slate was geles night, account was postponed "Nocturne" by Chopin, "Valse in Mrs. Edwin Gilpin, Mrs. Truman talks given by members of the of last avenue, which was a bower of Allen-Heber- t. day night this woek the til, the following Wednesday. D Flat" by Chopin, "Hunting Stewart, Mrs. Albert Blakemore, sorority, Mrs. Arthur Sisk acting named will be The nt the club will be golden Jonquils. The hostess was Mrs. Alfred Mlsa as toastmistress. Miss gentleman united in( program Song" by Mendelssohn. An interesting event took placo Rlehl, Slaughter, Evelyn marriage with Miss Helen the same as on the first successful Miss Valck and Mrs. Reld were assisted in entertaining by Miss at the last Miss Persia Bryce, Miss Jeffie Trotter spoke on "Our First Birth- Dagget Nell Mrs. Congregational church of Pasudcna. Miss Dagget is one' ladles' day in March. There will recipients of congratulations on FASHION NOTES. Bryant. George Craig Sunday at the close of the evening Short, Miss Clarke Watson, Miss day." Miss Blanche Guley spoke well C. W. Wil-m- a of the known young society; be sports In the morning, luncheon the of their students' 4 and Mrs. Potter. Her guests service. That day a young lady Alice Lewis, Miss Hcrma French, on "The Class of 1922;" Miss artistry were Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. on women of the coast. Mr. Harvey atijioon and bridge In the after Harry arrived from Bowie, Tex., and was Miss Julia Slaughter Hnd Miss Snyder spoke "Phi Kappa is one Braun, Mrs. Carl Mulkv, Mrs. H. Miss Irene Fee on known from end of the noon, roiiowea ny lea. All women met at the train by Paul Hebert, Mary Paine. Phi;" spoke states to the other as one of thaC members of the club are to THE OOrXTTlY CI.T'B DOXE Evidently divided In its allegi- R. Spitzinesser. Mrs. Mary a at Western "The Future of Gamma Beta urged A. popular employe the owners of the Harvey don their new knioker suits for a IX MODERN' STYLE. ance between cape and coat lines, Mrs. J. Rlehl, Mrs. Union. Her name was Miss Ola The Adelante club Chapter;" Miss Lorena Burton eating house, this model of bulrush brown Ro- L. Mrs. had another system. . roind or two of golf, or some ten- seven little Grace White, Mrs. H. Blair, Allen. The was pre- of a series of spoke on "Convention;" Miss Ruth Sunday morning shanara contains Hues Mrs. C. Mrs. meeting Interesting programs Miss Bralthwalte and Miss nis In the morning, and to mako muchacos noisily waiting to serve crepe body Claud Davis, J. Stutz. arranged. In the evening the two on Wednesday This week- Daugherty spoke on "First Impres- build-In- s that are coat-lik- e in and Mrs. B. Hicks. evening. Heimbeck had a suth other use of the club ns caddies woon smoKe character Boy Campbell, W. became one. The ceremony was ly club at the Y. W. C. A. sions," and Mrs. Lillian Wood, a very enjoyable. pine sleeves that aro veritablo in Mrs. William Mrs. Eva supper pupils' recital at their studio, as they desire. The purpose blowing fitfully about from the capes Bryce, performed by the pastor of the is beginning to attract notice be- Kappa from Oklahoma, spoke on pretty two-wa- themselves. Notable models Mrs. Mrs. in the Commercial club last week.? y tin chimney over tho among Hyre. Roy Graham, church. Dr. H. S. Davidson,- Tho cause of its unusual "The Spirit of from silk Walter. Mrs. entertainment Mrs. The ladies were assisted by Miss. terest more women in club activi- kitchen tho smell of corrce arm- developed heavy crepe, Harry Frank Roberts, young couple will make their home features. The girls meet at 6 Guy Rogers led In the sing- ties. Flans for spring tennis and to tennis court of which Roshanara is one of the Mrs. Frank Graham, Mrs. B. L. in and will live o'clock and have a ing of Kappa songs and Miss Helen Morehead, the well known reader, ing the shiny docldod M. Albuquerque, at table and Bdlf tournaments for women will black show-case- s their favorites, is Wiles. Mrs. J. Doolittle. Mrs. 701 South street. d'hoto In MacArthur presented the two by Bruno DIeckmann, who depositing d. High supper the recreation -' e door-perfu- nctory with such de- H. Mrs. Porter-fiel- into considerable well- priobably develop out of the prac-tk- owners at the back applied novel and J. Tompkins. Earl room. The meal is fol- chapter seniors, Miss Blanche coming golfer effects. In this instance Mrs. L. C. Mersfelder. Mrs. always earned as a violinist. , season now in who lightful Cnflslily-Ciittlii- Guley and Miss Wllma popularity swing. kisses from wives lowed some little talk of Snyder, Journal-Democra- .; of Mrs. by special From t, o are back down to church-Sun- day the consists Frank Wagner, E. VanCleave. Interest to business and with graduation gifts in the form the going picot-edge- Schu-mnke- r. On Charles profession- r rem Jour- squares, each formed by four d Mrs. P. K. Soheck, Mrs. C. A. Thursday afternoon of bar pins with the crest. April, 1902. i.rxniKox Heralds and Morning Cas-sld- al girls, or else the Is sorority prettyBHIK-E1.KC- Inter- P. and Miss E. y evening given TUB nals scattered in loose sheets on strips of the material Mrs. Charles Stevenson. Cutting Carrie over to an Informal discussion of Miss Betty Prlchard of Drake uni- Miss Lorna Lester, whoso mar- the floor and overstuffed lounge laced in lattice effect and applied Mrs. C. ft. Clark. Mrs. S. J. Van-dersy- were married at the Congre- club matters or events of versity was a visiting Kappa at the In effect blanket-stitchin- g Mrs. the day. riage to Roderick Huddleston of coverless Lifes and Golf applique with Mrs. L. H. Wood and gational parsonage. Mr. Cutting At the last Mrs. L. H. banquet. Country of color. Mueller. meeting New York will take place after ers plied neatly on round tables harmonizing George arrived that day from Beach, N. Chamberlin of tho Hat shop gave Kaster, was honoree at a beauti- torn music rolls played Jerkily on D., and met his bride, who is from an little talk on "Per- Miss Eleanor Cameron and Miss LE ROY YOTT One who tho old Walter 7C appealing se- fully appointed luncheon yesterday tho balky piano remembers Marmon, a rancher Sentinel Butte, in the same state, sonality and Styles." She offered Wilma Snyder, members of the Violinist Teacher at: of Mrs. an- days of blazers In blue, red, south of was So- nior rlnss nt the worn the home John Frnzer you" bright Laeuna, surprised by but who has been visiting nt many hints on fashions univerqifv . Studio: Gem Hotel avenue. or and white is in- a of his friends on Ills birth- acquired In - J'earce on West Central noyed smoker retiring In solitude green yellow group corro. The young couple left the on her recent trip to New York. elected to membership Phi Kap- West Central Avenue. A scheme of was car- terested In Jackets of the last Vlctrola national honor frater-(Continu- ;color pink to tho better air of the front piazza sport day Monday evening. same for California, where That should bo and pa Phi, the 1364-.- I. 2112-R- 3. out In same colors in Of course, music as well as violin and day styles adapted Phones ried the table decorations. purple haze on the Sandias with stripes. guitar they will make their home. not adopted was her maxim for the on Next Page.) Mrs. Pearce' s guests were Miss a cloud over the darkest canyon the shape of the Jacket is entirely music was enjoyed and the guests tester, Mrs. Felix Lester, Mrs. two men in Improvised knickers different, but tho effect of the danced until a late hour, after Robert E. Dlctz, Miss Angelica on the first tee, watched by their striping is the same. which refreshments were served. Howden.MIss Esther Howden, Mis wives parked in a touring car on The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. Anita Hubbell, Miss Margaret Hub-Vei- l, tho curve bustling preparations The sleeve situation is diverting. W. McClellan, Jr., Mrs. J. T. Pit-ne- r, Miss Marjory Lysle of Albam-r- a, for the opening drive four pendu- Some of the newest frocks show Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Sarraclno Calif., a guest at the Hubbell lum movements and a prodigious sleeves that reach well over the and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sarraclno. ome, Miss Grace Stortz, Miss free swing soft curses straggling hands, sheathing tho arm closely The rain prevented a number of Florence Welller and Miss Evan- figures all over the western hori from shoulder to wrist. Others thu Laguna crowd from Joining in geline Perry. zon of hills an energetic foursome show wide sleeves that swing clear the birthday surprise. Because of the absence of Mr. on the cement court "Was that of the arm as soon as they leave iluddleston from the city the danc- good over there?" shrieking girl the loose armhole. Others show CT.m NOTES OF WEEK ing party which was planned in ducking behind net at fast Law-for- d sleeves chopped off close to the AT THE Y. W. C. A, Mii lit: lionor of the bridal couple by Mrs. gallery of two in white shoulder afternoon frocks, with The Japanese club met Tuesday (hv Pearce and Mrs. H. B. Jamison watch game idly from broken which are worn black at the recrention rooms with their ias been given up. green bench "Point, game, set" kid gloves reaching Just above the leader. The girls made plans for ' O gingerale all around loaded auto- elbow. Still other frocks show a tea to bo given at the headquar- - ' Easter Fashions lifESTS KNTEHTAINEIJ AT mobiles circling club building and sleeves that cover the under part ters next Monday at 4 o'clock. MONK H RIDGE MANOR. disappearing across mesa the re- of the arm, but are nothing but H. L. Mr. and Mrs. p. Hall and Mr. turn of the knickered procession-show- ers a couple of straps across the top Ths new school club mei Mrs. Kd Hendrickson of Den- high 'nd welcome sounds of din- or outside of the nrm. The idea at 8 o'clock on Wednesday. Thev ier, who are house guests of Mr. ner above polite seems to bo that we may suit our voted on a for club and Mrs. at preparations own nnino their snd George lioslington seramblo for private dining room taste and our own type of chose "Be Square.". They made Sdonkbrldge Manor, north of the with the view chicken, and ice arm in our choice of sleeve. have been with plans for a ceremonial for next eity, complimented cream smokes contentment. Wednesday at which time they i- number of social affairs during O smart are fhelr visit here. Daringly coq feather will init'nte all girls who have OFFICERS FT PirTET FOR coiffure combs, the two coq plumes learned the slogan, purpose and ijj Mrs. Roslington entertained at a calen-dar- FORTNIGHTLY CLIM. Inward from sides of j "C 's luncheon for curling the code. ASTER comes but once a and the lieautifully appointed The annual business meeting of the comb and giving a slight sug- year among the visiting ladies on Saturday nt the club of &er Fortnightly Music took gestion curved horns more Mrs. Roy Graham, chairman of red letter it is dress-u- p time for all for home. The affair was carried place nn Tuesday evening at the than a little diabolical If the horn days in pink, with peach the girls' work committee, took fut fragrant Woman's club, the officers for the is placed at a certain angle In the of the recreation hour at Madame Miss. Not of out blossoms in abundance. Places elected. Mrs. hair. A Is charge and all Fashion's secrets were were was ensuing year being bright cherry red the the Rio Grande Industrial school laid for fourteen. Bridge R L. Bradford was unanimously favorite shade for a coq comb, but played In the afternoon following in place of Miss Florence Adams, for the Exposition. elected for the fourth time to the you may have one in black or in who is ill. interested lit- Spring Jhe luncheon. office of the which Twenty highest club, orange if you prefer. tle Spanish-America- n Mr. Hoslingtcn gave a stag parly she In 1914. The elec- girls played i in organized games and listened to stories sit the manor honor of Mr. Hall tion of Miss Louise M. Nichols as In line with idea of a They of nd Mr. Hendrickson on the "white made plans for a girl reserve ini- Some the very best ideas h'ayc been developed since Friday first vice president was also unan- season" aro Easter tuilleurs of tiation to be held next venlng. He entertained twelve imous. Mrs. W. P. McDowell was white broadcloth trimmed with Thursday and are now in ui'hih, uii i unnecieu wun uie The girls are eagerly learning the only completely displayed the Easter elected second vice president; Mrs. bands of Arabian embroidery. codo, and of the Life Insurance company, C. Such purpose slogan distingui- nf which visitors are Hay Bailey, recording secretary: a suit has a loose Chinese reserves. 'Apparel. You choose here and select from the represen- Mrs. Inez R. Westlake, correspond- Jacket, with flowing sleeves and a may tatives. Supper was served to the and O. in the ing secretary, J. BunJes, straight lapped skirt. Bands of The shed-designs; in know that guests late evening. treasurer. The two officers the rich-tone- d Hnrwood Industrial school buying here, you may r. latter embroidery outline held the reserve were the Jacket, sleeves and collar, and first girl Initiation VIG ArTOMOmiK I'AItTY A committee to a Jun- run slashes Saturday afternoon. Mrs. 13. B. you enjoy price advantages. organize up the at either side. Paul 'tO At'OMA TODAY. ior Fortnightly club was apnointed The lapped skirt is also outlined Garcia, Mrs. Roberts and A seven auto- rleh-huc- Mrs. Graham party composed rf as follows: Miss Gertrude Thomp- with banding. A sash of d Roy helped the girls mobile loads of local folks, bent on son, chairman; Mrs. Lewis B. ribbon is tied the in their ceremonial. After the ini- New Mexico started around waist, tiation In which all the seeing first, Thompson and Mrs. Frank Sheck. under the Jacket, the bow and long exercises, ut early this morning to make the This new girls who were prepared were to department, while under ends falling almost at the front of trip Acoma and return today. the supervision of this committee, the skirt. taken into the corps, the entire They will come back by moonlight will have its own officers. group Joined in an hour of lively A New tunight. A New Suit Frock Mrs. G. K. games. In Mrs. L. G. car Angle will give a ORGANIZATIONS Rice's are Mrs. dramatic of Lohen- M. LaBar, Miss Myrtle Green-el- d, interpretation The Eastern Star, in response WEDDINGS0" grin with musical illustrations in to a Mrs. r. H. Carnes, Mrs. solo call for help, will give a card . Blanche A. and chorus work by Fort- for the of the Slaughter-Rlelil- $25 to $69.50 $15 to Montgomery, Luclan members and party benefit Near Miss $85 Mar-sjar- et nightly chorus. This Ma-son- lo The marriage ceremony for Eioe and rjeorge iJixon; Mrs. Is East relief movement at the Medler is Mrs. to be one of the biggest things on afternoon Jessie Slaughter and Charles Elmer A smart tailleur in Spring's new mode is Easter's You may not need one for Easter day but taking Frank of the season. temple Monday 8 especially, A. Hubbell, Miss Anita Hubbell, It will be a at, 2:30 o'clock. The. card Rlehl was performed at o'loek first costume requisite. A suit of navy twill em- you surely will for many social affairs that affair at which a silver party last the Rev. F. E. Mc- crop up Miss Margaret Hubbell, Miss Mar- will take the place of tho regular night by phasizing straight lines, finely tucked areas, a boxed immediately after, and selections now ar at their best Wil-Ifc- y; offering will be taken for a char- GuIre, pastor of the Lead Avenue jory Lyslg and Miss Elizabeth social club meeting and a general Jacket, may bo the first style you see; a clever gad- itable purpose to be announced Methodist church. The weddlnr trie-otl- Miss Betty Fitzhugh has with invitation is extended to all women about suit of tweed may be the second; a navy Knowing their lines, Spring frocks proclaim themselves Irer Miss Ella Bartlett, Mrs. Maude later. The production committee whether members of order or took place nt the parsonage In ths to fashionable women. is of Mrs. S. B. the presenoe of a few relative and with colored crepe facing the wide mandarin Crepes, new ones like Paulette Coulter, Miss Dorothy Coulter, Mrs. composed Miller, not. Arrangements are being made sleeve of its be It is not and creponge, fashion frocks Wil-tey- : chairman: Mrs. B. friends. The bride has been res Jackets, may the third, but with side draperies, W. W. Miss Lewis Thomp- a tail-leu- Strong and Betty for fifty tables of cards. Those out rs beadwork and com- Miss son and Mrs. M. R. Jones. ident of Albuquerque for the past one, two, three and this spring, for the foremost distinguishing sleeves. Kasha cloth Miss Wllma Phelton and who do not aro asked to . Mrs. C. a play spend three years, coming here with her have contributed generously to the Easter suit bines with satin to achieve street frocks and taffetag Catherine McCormlck are driving Ray Bailey gave report the afternoon with their or are liked. In Miss Shelton's roadster and the of her work as chairman of the sewing, two sisters from Stillwater, Okla., display. Justly Just with their friends. Refresh- where she nor- A. G. Shortle, J, F. Why and S. philanthropic committee. The ments will be served. attended the staU E. Newcomer families are making Fortnightly Indies' quartet gave a mal college. She has been em concert sana- ployed In the office of Ros- the trip In their respective cars. at the Presbyterian The Triangle class of the Lead George torium. This work is to be car- Avenue lington, of the Occidental Life In ried to Methodist Sunday school surance company, for some time iAMFpTtMA IS other sanatoria as It is was on eve- A entertained Thursday son New gitil "shut-Ins.- Mr. Is A Blouse New A. bv " Rlehl the of Mr. and Skirt VISITOR HERE, enjoyed the ning by Miss Beatrice Hill at her Mrs. A. 508 Mar- a Miss Marjorle Lysle of Alham-ttr- a, Mrs. S. B. Miller was recom- J. Rlehl. of West home. About thirty members were ble avenue. He was up Calif., Is a guest this week at mended for state president of the present. brought the Prank A. Hubbell home on her national federation for New Mex- and educated here, where he has to to to New where she will ico, subject to the of the made a reputation as a violinist. $4.95 $16.50 $5 $25 Way York, approval The P. E. O. met Tues- He Is of- e. district Mrs. Blanken-shl- n, chapter employed in the cashier's gall for an extended tour of president. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Due to the popularity of sports apparol, the blouse Of course you would to She Is a former school ma.e of Dallas, Tex. fice of the Santa Fe shops. The expect skirts retain their Irregu- C. M. Botts on University Heights. will make their home here. is in vogue more than ever. It with the lar outlines, which have proven so graceful. But Of Miss Anita Hubbell at National The retiring president, Mrs. John The couple newest the W. paper of the afternoon was skirt and wrap in achieving complete costumes of un- styles are fringe, of English blanket cloth In Park In T. Wilson, closed the session with wrap-aroun- d seminary Washington, read by Mrs. W. J. Herrle on "Art WnnW-Welio- r. rivaled smartness, whether of de chine, canton It is J. She expects to leave for the a graceful speech to the In crepe stylo. only one, however, of the many relating New Mexico." The roll call was Miss Csrrle Warder, of or georgette crepe. The tailored blouse, which may be here for spring. are of knitted east early this week. alms and accomplishments of the to on New daughter They fabrics, Jersey club and thanked the members responded by remarks George Wnrder of Springer. N. M cotton or silk, appears with a delightful collar. Tho iroponge flannel and prunella and colors aro Interest! An automobile party composed for Mexico writers and literature. The T3. Of their and for and Ralf Weber of this c:ty dress blouse can be had with of Irish and ing, intriguing, irresistible. The values aro Mrs. Margaret Medler. Mrs. having next will be on 18 - trimmings In presented the Miss honored her with the meeting April were married on Monday after- filet laces in that are distinctive. best today's markets. 4eorge Farr, Lysle. Miss presidency. at the home of Mrs. W. W. Strong. styles decidedly Margaret Hubbell and Miss Anita Hubbell went to Santa Fo Thurs- Mrs. Charles Watllngton and day, Mrs. George Farr entertain- Mrs, A. A. Allen a ed at luncheon and PERSONALt'4r..MENTION. gave benefit Informally for the visitor on bridge party on Thursday after- bridge Friday. noon at the home of Mrs. Watllng- Cotton Visa Lysle was also a guest at the ton to First Easter Gloves Fabrics Mrs. raise money for the work Baby's puncheon given by John Mrs. Sumner Martin of Fort of the hospitality committee of the for Miss Les- ' Fraier Pearce Lorna Madison, la., Is the house guest of Y. W. C. A., of which they are both Gloves are a costume detail as as uvon ana fabrics ar ter Mrs. M. quite Important any printed truly wonderful this yesterday. F, Lyon on West Slate members. Five tables of bridge costume item. Even If " ' " - ou must J The Hubbell girls gave a small avenue. Photograph bigger convention didn't call for laBn,noole- come to our fabric were and a neat sum of mous-quetatr- e, on played them, the smart embroidered styles, gauntlet and "h colorful and d informal bridge party Friday Mrs. Florence , H'.."'"'aW5?m Toyas Johnston money for the ork of the associa- for are distinctive to " ""w ana cotton Evening at their home for their has. to designed spring enough HO "!"i" "iies crenes returned Albuquerque after tion was raised. A Nice to all ensembles. different. Wnven flftvnn. I.. jfiiest, three tables of men and spending tho winter months In Los Eaiter give them entree smart costume, too. sjlrl- - invited to meet the Cal- Our showing will bo welcome pews to women who ap- - V0"S8 ro late newcomer. being Angeles. fheh,1;"- annrlnn. t ,.. to 13. cloves of finer The soft fabric and fine - Thnm ifornia visitor, Mrs. A. Vaushcy and son, ENGAGEMENTS. preciate quality. 4... v , . i,r ,l,BP'raiion hera f , -- O- REMEMBRANCE careful and new shades ,,.. ui iMiiiicu " Emmett, returned Thursday from Announcement has been made silk (loves, the workmanship, tissue and crepes, beach' cloth mvsiciaxs a three months' to of the on 2 of achieved by the dyers all are noticeable in our im- zephyr ginghams for every sort of dress yorG give trip Chicago engagement April whether It be for street, LEASING RECITAL. and Tulsa, Okla., where they vis- Miss Opal Leslie of Sulphur To mense showing. Are very moderate. afternoon or house wear. ft M the home of Mrs. E. C. Held ited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grey Springs, Tex., and Franklin R. Grandparents, Aunts on Friday evening a delightful mu-wic- al Gwlnnup. Mrs. Gwinnup will come Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. And Friend treat was enjoyed by a coterie to Albuquerque for a visit in July. Miller. The marriage is expected of Invited guests. Miss Betly Fitzhugh will leave on to lake place In the near future 4 Tho hostesses were Mrs. lleld Tuesday for a uicition trip to Hol- O The Milners "Tlio Crowing Store" Buy the Gordon Rose Miss Estello Valok, who pie-Hfnt- Calif. and lywood, Mrs. Paul Becker and- small Phone 283. in piano and violin recital Miss Lydia Moon of Snn Bernar- dnughtcr, Elizabeth, of Bprlnger-vlll- e, "Hard to Wear Out.' Ulsie Russell, planlste, and Brand dino, Calif., u former resident of Ariz., ara the guests of Airs. yening, violinist .sssisted by Rob- Albuquerque, is a. guest at the Becker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Stuilio ert Jfordhaus, violinist. The com- home of Mr. and Mrs. Curl C George Himms of North Eighth ments of the guests after each so- - Mukcc, sirce i.

i L "-,- r'fage Four' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU rApril 9, 1922

meet with Mrs. C. Newton, Mrs. erroneously reported here recently James A. Hall assisting, on April that Mr. LeDuo had died. CLOVIS 11th. Mrs. A, C. Schmidt, a prominent BELEN MAGDALENA The following marriage licenses resident of Las Vegas since 1884, were issued this week: Henry Isaac died at her home here Wednesday, Harrison of Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. C. W. Halm and Jtuthie Fay after a brief illness. Harry Campbell, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweeten of On April Fools' day N. M., on 4; J. E. ol a car In HerrUon entertained the Anti-Can- 't Grady, April was the widow pioneer Mrs. F. W. Campbell, arrived home Falrvlew were business visitors Whitworth and Nora Marie Car- and wagon maker. Mrs. two enlist- town on class of the Christian church. 5: riage last week after years' Wednesday. contest one aide claim- penter, both of Clovis, April Schmidt is survived Dy ner sisier. ment in the navy in California. Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Duncan A wai given, Howard Ij. Luckett and Miss Helen W. II. who lives here. ing themselves as "Ford" and their Mrs. Shupp, Derwood Mallow is visiting at and son, Calvin, left Wednesday All Powell of Clovis, April 5; Fames The Friendship club met Wed from El where opponents as "Stutz Ueur Cats." and Norma Reasoner of Mel- home a few days Clovis, morning for Paso, they kinds of were Carter nesday with Mrs. Clara Bell. The where he Is instructions as expect to the remainder pranks and games rose, on April 6, officers were elected: taking spend played. About the middle of the all of the cand- following machinist in the Santa Fe shops. of the week. Tney are making were Practically nearly Mrs. Mattle Fries, president; airs. Mrs. .F. Wenricb, left on Wed- auto. evening refreshments (7) idates have been touring the coun vice Mrs. H. the trip by ST; served, consisting of a "bullet The A. J. Pepperd, president; nesday for her home in Oshkosh, A house saw "A Poor Mar e ty making speeches this week. and full course" whip (a peach-tre- held the 9th Elizabeth Daily, secretary Wis., after spending the winter ried Man" at the Casino peach rooster's county election will be treasurer. Following me dusuikoo Thursday switch), cocktail (a of this month. served. with her brother, Frank Fischer, night, given under the auspices of rabbit In rastrole (a session, refreshments were and here. tall feather), The Clovis Music and Dramatic returned family the Home Missionary society. hair switch In a caserole) and gin- Mrs. C. H. Hage Mrs. J. H. Ward has Mr. and Mrs. Eob Mallett of ." club met with The members of the Excelsior bull named "Uin-gsr- from a visit of several weeks witn N. ger snaps (a dog March 29th. Madame Butterflv ex Clovis, M., spent Sunday with class of the Methodist church The thinking that was was re- relatives in Calilorma and is the W. W. Adalrs. guests was the subject. Roll Call in soon a picnic supper at the foot all the refreshments, were prepar- in com- pecting the arrival the city The of ns sur- sponded to by Incidents and Mrs. following party of the mountains eventng. ing to go home, when to their lives. The story of the of her daughter grandson, motored to Belen on Friday served with sher-be- rt posers' Ted Holt and son, who nave Deen Cole McClure made a business prise they wero opera written by Mrs. L. U Walker Sunday to attend services at the to Mountalnair the week. concealed In a sauitury drink- The Duet of on an extended western trip. Methodist church and took lunch trip past and was greatly enjoyed. are was 111 ing cup with grated chocolate Flowers was rendered Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Noble at the Harvey house, to Miss Bessie Craig the the it beautifully son, born returning week with an attack of a sweet pea in top, making by Mrs. C. C. Nnwton and Miss the parents of a baby their homes late in the afternoon: past appear as a pot flower, sandwiches Mrs. Wednesday. Mr. Noble is a promi Mrs. C. A. Miss Clarkie under a cab- O'Hara, accompanied by Watson, Hnd angel food cake Rage. All members are requested nent young attorney. Watson, Miss Hogan, Mrs, Edith Miss Atkinson of Sprlngerville bage leaf. Those to enjoy the rare the election of of- and Mrs. Dan Kelly of Santa Roberts. Miss Mrs. was a guest on Friday and Thelmo to be present at Mr. Short, Walter Magdalena treat were: Velma ficers April 2G, at the home of Mrs. Fe were visitors here during me Noneman, Miss Wickham and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. John Mactavlsh re Mouk, Lorenz and Hortcnse Homar, at 3 p. m. The ol Blanche J. I,. Stevenson week. . . Olson. turned to Magdalena the first Georgia Davis, Phillips. program will bo rendered by Mrs. W. has returned rrom Eduardo Otero, Joe Die- week from a of several Blanche L. Stevenson, May and H. Kelly Tondre, last trip J. assisted by Mrs. Byrle extended business to the go and Valentino Jara-mlll- o, Battle Creek Bessie Lois Lane, Cora Belle Stalling, an trip Aragon weeks to Chicago, Waits, Johnson, at the Christian church prominent republican poli- and other eastern cities. Myers, De Ann gammons, J,orence 27, nt 7:30 p. m. club met "Friday Huth and Thursday, April "The R. N. A. ticians of Los Lunaa, were Belen Baby Edith Duncan, age four Raybourne, Jot, Mary Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hillgartner with Mrs. Nick lingers. visitors on Monday and Kvelyn Richards, Grace unyder, home after a month's ab- club was Tuesday months and twelve days, daughtci Mat-ty- e returned The Thursday Bridge to assist In over the elec- Mrs. died Nellie De Spain, Mary House, sence relatives and friends H. putting of Mr. and J. E. Duncan, 1 visiting entertained by Mrs. F. Stapp. tion of Manuel Garcia and his tick- at the homo of her parents on Fri- Dean. Faye Brandon, Mary in Kl Paso. Mr. llilgartner came J. of Silver City made et at election. Fanalort liichardson, Myr- In health. J. Kelly the day, March 31, after an illness of Reagan, back much Improved his official visit to Chapman lodge, The Baptist Missionary tle Rockholt, Ijorena and Velma Mrs. Nora Williams Is reported night. society only a few hours of pneumonia. Prou-t- y. A F and A. M., Thursday held a special meeting last week services were conducted Meller, Bessio Hansen, Jessie 111 this week. state lecturer Funeral Valeria and Suta Sims, Ruby quite Mr. Kelly is grand to meet Mrs. M. V. Schumaker of Rev. J. M, Glazier at the The Moose lodge Is getting their Masonic lodge. . Is by and Roberts, carnival this for the Albuquerque, who state presi- French undertaking on Wagner l'aye building ready for a Robert Powers, son of Mr. and dent of the society. The parlors Mrs. J. R. Denhof very delight- week. Dancing also will be In evi- has been ad- meeting Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment in tables of Mrs. Stephen Powers, was held with Mrs. J. W. Records fully entertained at two dence after 10 p. rn. mitted into the New Jersey mount- Magdalena cemetery. "rook" afternoon. A de- and Mrs. Schumaker gave a very of Thursday ed He recently completed address. Mrs. Gun- - W. H. Hardy Albuquerque was served. Those police. In pleasing Will town licious luncheon v.i onwioo in the Biniv. which I was business in were: Mesrtnmes (i. H. tor was hostess to the Baptist la- - transacting present he enlisted when the United States es on a portion of the past week. n'BiHon. Tt M. Ttishoti. W. II. Col - xnursaay arternoon or last LAS VEGAS entered tne war. no wepk Lewis Ketchum, forest ranger at lins, Kdwin Klttrcll, Knrl Cassel, r.n;nori nt the nmce or in was after busi- O. Howard. 1 A in the Interest of the 75 Rosedale, looking Lem Wright and John of In tor mei rally In town on Mrs. Winstead entertained cavalry Washington million dollar campaign for the ness affairs Thursday. Paul a vear. Sweaza of Que-mad- o the Rock club Monday evening. A Mrs. J. B. McCoy entertained on Haptist church was held here on The Ira family was of Mrs C. Cohn has gone to wim and are now residing in Magd- dalntv two course luncheon Thursdny afternoon In honor visit Mrs. Leo Thursday Friday Saturday were daughter-in-la- Mrs. Charles Fe to her daughter, with addresses alen. served. The following guests her M. who is ill in that city. evenings interesting Mr. and Mrs. Ci. It. Wat- of who Condon, - by tho field workers of the organ- Election held here on Tuesday present: McCoy, Belen, formerly Mr. and Mrs. u. i iroiey, pr'""- the candi- Kdwin Kittroll. here. The were old nm-rou- s, ization. resulted in following son, Mr. and Mrs. lived guests inent ranch ot near Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Collins, Mr. girlhood friends of the honoree. people a modem Mrs. W. P. Mallow entertained dates being elected: Mayor, Oscar and Mrs. R. J. Neal, Mr. and Mrs. The afternoon was spent in sew will open today the Methodist aid on Kcdeman; trustees, M. McCreary. hotel on their ranch. Wednesday Justi-nian- o P. Kuvkendall, Mr. and Mrs. ing and a luncheon was served. country on Fri- afternoon. T. W. Medley. H. S. Torres, Not-gras- s, Mrs. S. J. McGuire left John O. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. The guests were Mrs. O. I Calif. Airs. I,. C. Becker was hostess Baca; clerk, Mrs. J. R. Foss. Mesdames Jeff Mrs. Beach Miss day night for Los Angeles, to tho Aid Norval O'Kune, who served In Charles Cobb, Plnney, H. Hunker, a prominent Lutheran society on Earl Cassel and J. H. Louise Mrs. William case George com- the world war, died at his home In Hightower, Watrous, attorney and democratic state Thursday. Denhof. and Mrs. David Ilendln. to Sumner The ladies of Jessamine chapter, Magdalena on Friday, March 31, of the Prog- mitteeman, drove Fort an illness of a few A regular meeting Mrs. Clifford rlew cntortalne'J on a business trip. Order of Easter Star, hold a pleas- after only day ress club was held nt the hnme of on and even- Thursday ant social on after- of pneumonia. Mr. O'Kane came Con- Tuesday Wednesday The Knights or common win meeting Friday Mrs. E. R. CaRsel on North ing at cards and on Friday and annual Faster Mundy noon at the Masonio rooms. This to Magdalena about two months back O. give their Your with Mrs. John to nelly street, Saturday afternoons at sewing. The ball in the on the night ot was the first of a series of sewing ago, bringing nis young nriae Howard as hostess. Roll call was were appointed. armory to be held make their home here. The Amer- money the affairs charmingly April 17. pnrties monthly for the answered by suggestions for The child welfare of has ar- ladles and their friends. ican Legion accompanied tho body new Most of the department The American Legion chapter where It was sent to year's program. the Woman's club met on Wednes- to put on a musical play, Mrs. Walter Burnett was hostess to the train, time was taken up with the of Mrs. ranged on for burial. Mr. regular fol- day afternoon at the home Pretty." at the Dunran at a delightful sewing party Springfield, C, election of officers, with the M. "Sitting fol- O'Kane accompanied the body. Mrs. John R. Chapln. opera house during the week Tuesday afternoon. During the lowing result: President, to Mr. and course of the afternoon the guests James Ervin of Quemado was a D. vice Mrs. Carl A son has been born lowing Easter. on want Brown; president, close wroto visitor in town it Mrs. Nathan Solomon, of Forny. County nnd cltv schools will each a birthday letter to Friday, if A. Hatch; secretary and treasurer, week. This is their absent friend, Miss Lucie Miss Ida Barber, high school Mrs. John O. Howard; correspond- Texas. The child is the grandson during part of Holy you of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Graubarth to allow teachers and pupils to at- Becker, who is in California. Those student, enjoyed a visit from her ing secretary. Mrs. Bert Met Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Bar- Mrs. Jas. of this city. His mother was for- tend to their religious duties and present were Mrs. L. C. Becker, parents, parliamentarian, of Las vacation. Mrs. Mrs. Feil ber of Reserve. A. Hall: Mrs. F. S. merly Miss Mary Graubarth to enjoy a short Easter Ellermeyer, Paul journalist, s. Mrs. Bert Exter ot mnde Mrs. S. J. Stall-lng- Vegas. Roy Buckland, Mrs. Robert- Albuquerque ! Woodward; critic, to Mrs. B. C. a business to Magda- of the Mrs. P. J. Stallings gave lwo Word has been received here One wav of giving distinction son Branch, Boeker, flying trip Wings morning long-tim- e white. Edwin Miss lena on Saturday. readings. After a short business from Frank Leduc, a black Is to stitch it with Mrs. Leupoid and Is at Worth does in of black Lucie Becker of Sprlngerville, Mrs. Cleo Walker was hostess to session, the hostess served delicious resident of Las Vegas, who this frocks on course. The club wil' his old home In France. It was silk crepe of heavy quality. Ariz. a number of her friends Friday sherbert afternoon. Tho time was enjoyed whatwe with needle work and social chat, Wemeanjust say Money after which Mrs. Walker served her guests with delicious refresh- ments. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Stiles and Mr. back is the quickest and surest and Mrs. Jott Stiles of Datil came In on Sunday and spent several Jlll days. way to prove to you that Schilling Is this the Third Normal University Coffee is what we is. Influenza Wave? say it (I.as Vegas.) Is the type of heavy cold now prevalent a true President Wagner met the two influenza? Doctors senior classes Wednesday nnd an Your back if don't disagree. 4 nounced to them that K. J. Scott money you It will be remembered that after the terrible of the Cadman Lyceum bureau has to direct de epidemics of 1918 and 1919, it was predicted been employed the partment ot dramatics here this Coffee that "waves" of Influenza would recur, milder snrlnir and summer and will arrive 'like Schilling better than each time, until humanity should have acquired to begin work on the annual class ot Mr. Immunity against the disease. play about the first May. Scott Is a well known coach and Science has not yet found the germ, normedl-dn- e entertainer with the lyceum people what using. Mex you're the cure. But we have learned better how and Is not a stranger to New - ico, nt one time coached avoid and having to influenza, grip pneumonia. community theater plays In Santa ',..., The value of Vicks as an aid in Fe. Miss Ida Jean Harper, a Nor- Your back if don't preventing mal traveled In his money you below. graduate, these diseases is explained Chautauqua company for two sum mers and recommends lum very highly. The seniors went on rec find .about as ord as favoring a current comedy it just cheap per cup,' drama rather than a classic play. This will be presented about tho 1 2nd of May. neen Your back if want it rtiis-Ji- 'i Stem girders have swung money you Into place over the old library In Springer hall. The space whlcn was formerly an attic is to be made Into a large library room on the reason. fourth floor and extra heavy srlrd- - (for any Avoid Influenza Pneumonia ers are tiffin put In to support the Grip weight of the steel hook stacks. The rafters and skeleton ronf have Your the We avoid infection. been erected o'ver both wings to grocer pays money. Apply Vicks to help date. President Wagner ana Dean Use Vicks the first of an cold. Carroon left Thursday morning In him. You the coffee. at sign' oncoming the institution car to rill several pay keep of sneaking nnd conference engage TVTOST medical authorities now Attack a Cold Immediately releases the volatile ingredients In the form ments In Otero and Tea counties. Vicks is "a vapor lamp in salve The reports from his last Influenza vapors. really president 11 agree that Colds, Grip, When you fed a cold coming on, go right form. trip that the Interest In summer We mean just what we say. If and Pneumonia are all diseases borne. Take a laxative. Make some hot lem- school Is great among the state's germ teachers and enrollment is expect- - as can The Ingredients of Vicks most commonly spread by breathing onade, then take a hot bath as hot you ed to be large. R. 8. Tipton, dean stand. Stay in the tub 30 minutes, sipping Since the dawn of history mankind has been of the training school, went to are to know in the If the is in week-en- want germs. system good ' cold Mora last d to address a ,we right you it several of the lemonade. Get.into nature for remedies slowly glasses searching against of shape the membrane of the air pass- and a thousand meeting teachers there Saturday bed, with a hot water bottle at your feet, pile troubles. The knowledge gained thru evening. ages in a healthy condition these on blankets. After an hour's sweat, dry thor- years has come down to us today. Vicks con- Miss Naomi underwood, gradu- ate of Normal 1920, was a We've done our Won't germs do not breed. oughly with a rough towel, apply Vicks over tains the best known remedies for these troubles, high, part. you for member of the Eugenic Players' In fact the of all of these dis- throat and chest, rub in well until the skin is some of them of great antiquity. .Menthol, company, who presented "Sup- germs which eases are found in red, and then spread on thickly and cover with instance, comes from Oil of Peppermint pressed Desires" and Ibsen's ? frequently perfectly one or two thicknesses of flannel cloth. Get was in three thousand years ago "Ghosts" here during the past do hot grown Egypt The is yours healthy persons. It is only when the described Ice- week. company traveling into bed again between dry sheets. Leave the and whose virtues are in the old In the interests of race betterment bodily resistance is lowered as by a beddothing loose about the neck, like a funnel, landic books of the 13th century. and is sent out with lecturers and from cold for instance that are able so that the rising vapors may be freely inhaled. The on and their uses a company of actors the they highest authority drugs Southwestern College ot' Kansas. to harm us. It is an obstinate cold, indeed, that will resist is the U. S. Dispensatory. We give below a few Miss Underwood received her first such treatment. If it does, call a physician. extracts from the Dispensatory on some of tht dramatic training at the Normal. The school Juniors have Avoid Sneezers and ingredients in Vicks. high j. Coughert Acts Two At Once announced a carnival at the Arm- Ways ory for Friday, the 21st. It is best to keep away from the sneezers and MENTHOL is ' Vicks is of benefit in cold troubles in two "It actively The Delta Sigma Epsllon people coughers in the street cars and public places, or It is employed for its antiseptic end anaesthetic celebrated the fourth 1st is absorbed thru and stimulates anniversary if you must meet them, insert some Vicks in the ways. It influence in coryta, pharyngitis and laryngitis." of the Zeta chapter on April 1. A nostrils before start out. On the skin, thus helping to relieve the soreness, dinner .at the Castaheda you returning CAMPHOR a and agreeablt pleasant loosen the and make the less "Has peculiar was a feature of the day. Miss home, melt a little Vicks in a tin cup or a spoon phlegm breathing effect on the mucous membrane relieves congestion Isabelle of difficult. 2nd At same time Straussen is president and inhale the vapors. the the ingredients, and inflammation is a powerful stimtlani to tin the local chapter. released as vapors by the body heat, are taken respiratory centers." Basketball letters were present- to Bacteria with each .breath directly into the congested, ed to players who had played the Opposed OIL OF EUCALYPTUS "Germicidal, number ot games inflamed air passages. used chronic required during The Ingredients of Vicks are not only anti- antiseptic and stimulant largely in the past season at chapel Tuesday. bronchitis and the rubefacient summon injections ef upper respiratory The boys' letters, conferred by septic, but that is, they six-In- A Vapor Lamp in Salve Form tract its tapors art my efficient.' Coach A. H. Miller, are white the blood to the tissues where applied and this old English N's. Those of the free blood circulation is nature's best method of Vicks is the of Mr. L. Richardson, OIL OF TH YME"Tkis drug is a powerful conferred Mrs. Victoria the-Mornin- discovery es- girls', by g with wonderful healing four-inc- h of repelling germ infection. Also Vicks spreads a a North Carolina druggist. He realized that antiseptic properties, Miller, are purple letters "Wings pecially in congestion and catarrhal condition of of the same design. The girls to protective film over the membrane and further- cold troubles were affections of the respiratory the nose and throat." receive letters were Joy Currle more is opposed to the growth of bacteria. In organs and that the only way to get medication -- Helen Ellis, Charlotte OIL OF TURPENTINE Its tapors art captain: abort, we believe you have a much better chance direct to these parts was in the form of vapors. O'Malley, Augusta O'Malley, Den an excellent remedy for, and highly beneficial in, and Moielle avoid infection these numerous if Mr. Richardson worked out the Herlnga, Violet Ford to by germs finally process tarious forms of bronchial and lung troubles hat Borders, though the last named Is you bava Vicks in your nose. for making Vicks, so made that the body beat powerful healing, antiseptic properties." now at her home In Texas. The boys were Pete Pankratz, captain Tony Gutlerres. Herbert HUgers Barney Caton, Dean Stapp, Brew- Adopt the DIRECT treatment ster Hursh and Russell Nelson Stapp has been eloeted captain foi for all cold troubles the 1922-2- 8 season, Pankrats re- tiring on account of graduntlon this spring. Yell' Trader Cochran ABSORBED, like a liniment and, at the same time, directed a good explnsloA In the INHALED, as a vapor, Vicks reaches Immediately team's honor, and was himself mentioned with a word of praise the congested, inflamed air passages. by a faculty member for his faith- fulness In directing the Normal's Results the mm Cochran en- For Quick and Certain try Journal Want Ad Columns; rooting. received an Three Sizes: 35c; 75c; $1.50 thusiastic ovation from the stu- i dent body. r. Mid-ter- exams were held on Thursday and Friday. iF . i i 1 I i 11 wm ' I'lL Pill.. J Divorce and Remarriage of Stars Held Largely Responsible for Many Rumors of Laxity Among Moving Picture Folk, Although Better Class Is Almost as Straitlaced JM m as the Ones Who Criticize So Freely KM

Continued from Latf tTecfc, the best informed and frankest of men ances. A long list of conspicuous players Before leaving tin subject of drugs it what truth there was In this. who have not been divorcod and who have should be pointed out that no "I'll tell you," he said, "how the motion prominent no Intention of being bo was recited. A very motion picture actor or actress ever has pictures got a bad name. They have come able man been a po- been arrested as an addict so far as I up, you know, rather chaotically, from who in the past had . in few in cities know. This merely is worth passing men-tion- nothing a years. A few years ago lice reporter New York and other The reader, of course, knows that the stock company was dominant. It put as well as smaller towns testified that addicts who or on cheap pictures from $5,000 to are well up In the social costing there was the least open immorality la scale are seldom any- $15,000, and ground out a picture in two professional arrested of be bad known. where. Does any one recall such an arrest or three weeks. Each studio had a larca Hollywood any place was in New York? Of much greater signifi- number of employees earning from 25 to Another observer thought there cance Is the fact that even in the "Inside" lo0 a week. Sometimes there were as greater percentage of couples living to- gossip of tho California movie zone the many as twenty-fiv- e directors In one studio. without be had The gether being married than number of well known players suspected profession of director was a new one. Some found to be the case elsewhere, except, of addiction Is very small. Wherever I of these were men of had character but with possibly, in New York. But as went I asked, "Who are these dope fiends a knack for this game. They got apparently we've been reading about?" Of the names into the habit of telling actresses that In everybody in the picture fraternity knows given me by more than two persona the order to become better actresses they who these couples are, this situation would needed public would recognize only five. One of emotional experience. The next these was that of the handsome matinee suggestion was, of course, that the director idol heretofore mentioned.' The others could help supply this experience. "I know of were women. There are in the Hollywood girls who were tricked by this sort of district when the studios are booming, fraud, and the truth is that some of them did become which is not the case now, about 3,000 pro- - really stars. But A "motion picture l"D "DW 01 fessional actors more or less regularly . lyve P"ur developed the 0 fancy" built in Hollywood-th- e eugaged, in addition to a swarm of extras. . company passed. The director no In home of tho Willat About 100 of these are stars or featured !" m, ,P0W"lL tl,e next PhaBe performers whose names sparkle in elec- - . l,K WBS tne Btar- - e picked Studi o. Only a ' S SfJZ- - -'- ' V' II trio lights everywhere. Only five of the "l'" ll. V movie director could deaign f.-- 4r 100 were uu.uw uvmo T:imvn iitwn. n iarr,i h V V'H-'- seriously mentioned as addicts women 1 fMU, according to suc a structure. . even by lover3 of scandal, and the only one their complaisance quaint V5V ana it is only fair to wT concerning whom flmt hand testimony was say that some of Those who I ',5 mem were exceedingly evi- 'W offered was that of the screen hero said to complaisant and ever are dently came to intcn-tlo- n have been seen jabbing himself with a Hollywood with the of throwing themselves at the first the strange and unique. needle. man I admit was they met who could give them rank The man here is that I an oatslder in Holly- in the studios. pictured wood, but I do not believe that any "dope 'Now the little known cult" exists well that phase is passing or has power among the known players, A new passed behind the film world and am sure that the great of functionary, the casting director majority has In the ' ' thfm have the same horror of narcotic appeared. selection of the cast ' " ' 1 'f J he is supreme. He has AdolphZuker, A'fi A. W. V drugs as other normal beings. And, by the nothing to do wih "V It seems to be the players before the camera. He way, pretty well established merely ' -.' 1 selects them. He nffl newer in tr,r L that William Desmond Taylor, the direc- stays in hi t T 'A ' n a nne -- tor who was murdered, was not only try- - "luu's is type of man. Picture making r V K ' ' ...... j. lh director on the lot must ii ' K r' business. C t0 the phine but was fighting a group of peddlers J 5? ca8ng director k 4) ff'ft'XiL' who were into one of sBigns her. In tho course of o smuggling drugs the year an actress Hollywood studio lnclosures. He had may work under a caused one of to number of different directors. No the peddlers be beaten one of almost to death this studio. Most of them has dictatorial power at over her. the drug users are among the low grade "And the caliber of the directors extras, certain small comedy companies Is and a oi hand. improving all the time. My J gunman hired There (now to type Is .l married Alice Terrv), Tbomaa has been until no concerted effort Judgment that at the present C- - -- aid emphatically' recently time if a at M-- "There, Jefferson, Emery Johnson, Beatrice of the producing managements to stamp girl the studios la led Joy, astray it Is to be Alice Joyce, James Klrkwood, Lar-ki- out the traffic. likely her own ' George fault. You will r-;- orce' And Edward Lo I was told by th3 Los Angeles police hear the opposite ,et mw good Saint, Wilfred Iiucas, John view (V . 'W " J of that such an effort now is under way. I expressed, but do not ignore IVRJ; XL.-i- Ti. , . Ai'r '? f I, J people Hollywood look iip to I'. McGowan. J. F:i.rrpll v.t . a tn9 "ct that many a sirl whn w.n y' Wary not as a frk iiii&ui ouu I,...uc,iu mat ttiinun; nuvu jy i....i..uy 011; tail TTrt11 - " only leader of their Mayo, Harry Millarde, T Owen .jj nTOU ia maite ner who gave me a closoup view of the com ..v., fortune t;k) prou'Rsion, Dut an tnat a woman Moore, Tom as a Moore, Mae as he saw it said that within the star and has had to go home Murray, munity because she should be. In the face of such Marie Manon, Fred past year he had encountered only three has no talent has to Niblo, Wheeler save her face In conflict of vlew3, ace, is not addicts. Two were girln, both "extras." her home town you it Onkman. Mary I'lckford, Lottie Flckford, told the the The other was a man, a relative of an ac- neighbors that she fled easiest thing In the world to Theodore Iloberts. Wesley 11. that awful ' Kuggles, tor. The Rev. Nenl Dodd, an Episcopalian Hollywood, rather thaa Judge the motion " Paul RoIIn submit to a wicked picture capital Scardon, Sturgeon, Conway pastor, who is a sort of movie chaplain director. The whole "There Is no roster of ten playera Tearle, Mabel Van Buroa, Eric von Stro-hel- and is to have charge of a Little Church question that some under of the well known salary as Ooldwyn stars Crane Wilbur, Kath-i-y- n Around the Corner to be built in Holly- stage people Henry Walthal, who were me and I was told Williams four now wood, said he personally knew of only one brought here a few years that (marrlud times, ago 'raised the deuce.' them wife of Charles - "dope case" involving an actor. Thov ,i.i had been dlvorced- - Lvlon)- - a to Divorce suits now are omitted. So much for narcotic drugs. Next, alco- " lnat H"y-- question this, and be- - pending wooa er was No doubt almost undi-orc- ed hol. This topic can be dismissed with a a 0D night stand should bo as Jong a list of resort spread broadcast persons could bo few words. California under prohibition with the sky to an prepared . PJ8' The . . counteract Impression that is one of the wettest States. Liquor easily f llmlt; natives, watching AV V.. nobody This article has come to the end of lta HHMV-'Kt'WKK- tVU1 ln Hoiuood knows y who allotted Is procurable in every large community, ,elr carryln on. exclaimed; 'So .'!':,rr-'V-A ly his wifo space without having more than ' 00(1 will be touched on the bilfrhtor and mora whole- including Hollywood. In parts of Los , ,.,r "I?"1 the some ot Angeles it is sold openly, notably at soft , ' ,lnf W ridor,' the profit- - I was not much iutercoted in the dlvorce phaHos Hollywood life, which do 1 Even in exist drink counters, It caanot be bought openly "r ' u,wdys is under observa problem of Hollywood, for there and every- abundantly. in which ) ' lle tho 8ilont. decorous ma Hollywood Making of pictures is callod an "Indus-try- " anywhere Hollywood, always knit. where it is too deep for me, but for the lms been a saloonless town and Is now. joruy is Ignored. Well, the trre- - they In Hollywood, and it is so. The coBt DiiuuSIDiB lhi it Information of any readers who may want of many feature Is An old timer said to me, "My daughter, 15 director and the small Mu productions from J3 000 minded actor were to know who's to ?5,000 a camera years old, has never seen a drunken per- what gave the Dtt Just who, the following list day. It takes at least motion pictures a bad Pont, five camera weeks to son." , name in a Universal is submitted: complete tho picture, southern California. But making the total cost sometimes more The homes of Hollywood are stocked I have itar, pall- Divorced and not married again: Jean thaa w ! f K llnim in mtAnt tVia soma tiMnAirflAn watched Hollywood a Ion tim. an $100,000. The caiuuia cannot be fooiea am ing Acker, Mary Allen, Agnes Ayers, Gladys as elsewhere. has fnd convncd that it is steadily afternoon very much. If an noror has been out all Every thirsty burgher Genevieve his list of bootleggers' telephone numbers. Improving, despite these at her Brockwell, Carlyle Blackwell, night rioting, drinking or gambling, ths wild we camera sees He swaps telephone lists with his nslghbor, splurges read about. Most Hollywood Blinn, Sylvia Brcaiaer, Herbert Brenon, it. He cannot go on. Unless of the bad ones home. Lawson Mae Cas-tlcto- n, scenes can Just as he used to trade home brew recipes. were bad when Butte, Busch, Barbara be "shot" not requiring that came bare. He phones his order to the bootlegger and they Charlie Chaplin, Marguerite Clay- actor's presence, tho whole production Is the stuff is delivered at the back door. The "The bad onaa flock together ai altiui ton, Lew Cody (three times), Jack Conway, held up. Result, loss ot between $$,000 Beem not re- - and prevailing poison is eynthetle gin at $8 a ties do everywhere. Every experienced t0 be exceptional ln Hollywood, as around to the movie town will be Donald Crisp, Kathlyn Clifford, Dorothy $5,000. If the picture haB progressed - so quart. There also Is California wine to be ""server Knows the source of the trouble isewnere. member them. Dalton, Allan Dwan, Elliott Dexter, Marie far that to call everything off would be tho had in any quantity, al recently naa come upon Hollywood. A certain director sue- - is Loro, Juno Elvldgo, Bessie Eyton, Adele ruinous, offending actor is retained. prohibition having who has had a. The divorce register of Hollywood but at least doubled the ot the grape and Farrington, CaBson Ferguson, Maude Fealy, unless he reforms that is his hist pic price f,f.e cosslon ot women frIen devoted to him but tho divorce center of growers product Grapes may be bought blotted ot the map. formidably long, tred FisnbacK, Marguerita Fisher, Ann lure Ior tnls producer, lie acquires a TZJ i. bwause of and a certain author in seaflon by the pound or the ton. Un- - Rut the estimate that not 200 members of ..t,,,in. ttat fact the Un,ted States, as Louise Glaum, Edna Ooodrich, nation for unreliability, and nobody wants avolae1 me fermented Juice Is sold by the three tbe 'fast crowd' are actors, actresses or y ot hto former friends, pointed out, is in the Middle West, not Winifred Greonwood, Kenneth Ilartan, blm. traps In a of gallon Jar for $5 the Jar, I believe. A directors )s accurate. No census has been In the better circles of movledom be does California. At the risk ot offending stags Mildred Harris, Helen Holmes, E. Mason K'rl the pictures, youth, vivacity, Dick freshness they must be - frlsnd told ma that three parts of water taken, but I should say there are about not show his face. On tbe other hand, an neonie it mnsf h ,iri that they seem to Hopper, Jacques Jaccard, Jones, Anna real, not coun- added to Juice an in-- H.,'u, actors ln the studio mean Lehr, Elmo Lincoln, Ann Katherlne terfeit are everything. If they are all she ths produced, after distrlot. I actor and an actress who make no secret be moro tolerant of divorce than Little, terral and without an7 attention whatever, 'stars, leads and those who small generally MacDonald, Marguerite Marsh, Christine bas to give, if she does not develop dramatl- - play parts, of being more than friends are received others. Is tbe case among the motion the rarest burgucdy. How this exciting The extras are as ths sands of the sea and That fliayo, iiiuard, Jack Mower, Anna ca". tie Jengm or her screen life is socially because are the The view iiarry mutation Is accompli shed I don't know, but many of them Just as shifty. In boom they rated as "on picture people. average is that. q. Nilsson, Marshall Neilan, Jane Novak, onlv about five years. Thoy are precious level." that Is what he said. There is much drtnk-- times they gather around, in slack times They are Introduced at parties divorce is an evil but not necessarily a Doris Pawn, Irene Hlch, Ruth Roland, years, jach clay Is a thins to be treasured ing in Hollywood. Most of it is ln the they go back to the foundry or wherever by their individual names, and no ques- stigma. Alma Rubens, William Russell, Ford Ster- and guarded. To tbe camera she must look e the same homes of movie and non-movi- residents, they came from. The body from which tions are asked. Liberal as may seem the If two persons can't get along together ling, Nell Shipman, Ruth Stonehouse, every day of (,ho weeks nnd even Many bomss are abstemious. Douglas Fair-- the working extias are drawn numbers social code pf a community which regards they are not criticized for the act of sepa- Gloria Swanson, Myrtle Stedman, Hugh months that pass beforo a picture is fin- banks and Mary Tlckford are among the from 8,000 to 15,000 persons. About 150 the other fellow's private affairs as strict- ration. All depends on the circumstances. Thompson, Mary Thurman, Laurence ished. She cannot appear "on the lot" abstainers. .They serve no liquor In their of them are When the stu- - ly his own business, it does not counte- Divorce rarely is questioned in Hollywood Trimble, Rodolph Valentino, Lillian with a haggard face, with circles under home except at formal dinners. dlos are busy they work as rubbers and nance disloyalty in ths common law re- except when one or tho other of the per- Walker, Pearl White, Marjorio- - Wilson, the eyes, with crow foot wrinkles scarring An alcoholic cross section of Hollywood extras; otherwise they are' absorbed In tbe lation. sons involved is believed to have been Clara Kimball Young, James Young (threa the smoothness of her skin. All this Is In- The presents "no phenomena not to be found mass.' Living is Bomehow easy for their A woman succeeded in driving out of badly treated. Tho most notable example times). tolerable. actors nnd actresses know nowadays ln other communities East and kind. Hollywood a man who had cast aside a of players who have been divorced and re- Divorced and married again: May Alli- U as well as the producers a,nd directors. It follows then west, with this exception: My impression "Among the extras are many decent and friend of hers. A baby came to another married are Douglas Fairbanks and Mary son, Leah BRird, Reginald Barker, Frank and is a fact that the wno wore PIckford. one Lawson actor and even predis-poso- d Is that the movie people, taken collectively, thrifty souls as well as many weak and pair niarrled after one of them In Hollywood hears no Beal, Butt, Georgo Beban, Noah typical actress, If have In tbe past given and attended more Shiftless. They ars Just such humanltv as had secured a necessary divorce. The breath of scandal concerning them. They Beery, Wallace Beery, Richard Bennett, toward giddiness, Is, during the long, who hard when a made! "boote parties" than most other communi you might think would be attracted to the mother, had not been a Puritan, not had their reasons for doing what they did; Franeelia Billlngton, Hobart Bosworth, days picture is being are In love Hazel Del-rut- h, a model of behavior. The ties of ths sams site, and that reckless pictures. For a period of months only gave up drinking and. profanity, but they deeply with each other, Bert nracken. Daly, Hampton letdown, if It twenty Do comes, Is in the Indulgence has been more frequent. Holly- I carefully checked all tbe began giving humorous curtain lectures to they behave themselves and that ends It. Ruby Reiner, Jack Dillon, Will interval between pictures. newspaper her friends who came Is iam Edeson J. Gordon But even in these wood probably will dispute this. Anyway, stories ot 'movie actresses' arrested for to the house. She This the Hollywood view. Duncan, Edwards, vacations the players told them she was not to One to what Robert John Emerson mar- - bave to remember when en-- we can agres that since tbe Arbackle ex- misdemeanors. Often were head- going have her wonders extent Hollywood Ellison, (now that the next they AVith look plosion there baa been a slowing all lined M movle stars.' The baby associating with "wild women." realizes how strange its notions seem to ried to Anita Loos), Douglas Fairbanks, Kagement begins they must their up fact was that the best. to & around. not one of them was even a help of the baby, she bettered the the "good church people," or to small town Franklyn Farnum, Eugene Ford, Allan So, decree, good conduct is of small 8tandaras of in Another count made against Hollywood Darts. They wera comeiiv Jina vtM propriety throughout, her people generally, who constitute most ot Forrest (now married to Lottie PIckford), Hollywood. al CI"le- - the audiences in motion theaters. Pauline Frederick (now married to a s Is especially true of actors Is tha( girls who try to enter the movies eWs. When arrested, all said they were, , picture . of or to advance In their profession are sub- - actresses." uiuag nuu Hcctiie iiuuy wuuu ul x uuuiu ui u Btiiitu iuwh, uiu lusuionea, i 'uuuiutiyi Bwutftiieurvi , riwu uruuviue, nn"6"v vitHD, i iiu unarm 'cer actors, to being a "Roaring Camp" must admit that old lace aud lavender mother who visited Bert Grasby, Jack Gilbort, Hale Hamilton, whoso faces are often changed by Ject ths moods of unscrupulous directors 1 makeup, even ""'J'wooii aiBO lOOKea into H has its little "Lurks" n wall as its n rnlatlvn In ITnllvwnnrt Tho. rnlntlvo lm W Tlnrno. Ivnilqa Huff Trono limit do not have tn ho srn careful and of 'magnates." I asked ene of the matter of divorce and Informal alii "Sals," and when the recording angel gets asked her what she'd like to see. "I do Paul G. Hurst, Peggy Hyland, Rex Ingram Te 6e ConifniiciJ -- Onrrn-lirti- 1H22, bv Thn New York Hnralil. - 1 1 5 , :i Page Sis. ALBUQUEROUE MORNING JOURNAL April 9, 1922 reason why dwindling timber resources should lead a condition "of as to the extreme of conservation. meth- THE PIED PIPER IS WITH US affairs that Albuquerque FIorning Jcurnal opposite By AGAIN. created by the cheap currencies. ods as as those of former were AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER saving days wastefu, Development Surprises Experts. Summer Session Published Bv the future may yet be faced with some degree of Now, the new development which assurance. has surprised economists in con- journal. riBi.isiiixG co.Miwxy nection with Juno 10 July 26 Six Weeks CARL G. MAGES, D. A. MACPHERSON. We have been told again and again, and wo can this situation is the President. discovery that there is a tendency Secretary. verify this assertion at any time, that European on the part of Kn State of O. A. MACPHEHSON.. .Business University Manager countries have gone about the business of conserve-tio- n about a hithei 'to lmrirontvinl nf New Mexico CARL C. MA(!EH...... Edl'or-ln-Chi- method in a systematic and successful way. We of correcting th inflation R EPfi ESENTATI V ES prldu Many plans have been David 11111, Ph. D LL.D, ourselves on our in down suggested, but O. .1. ANDERSON .Marquette Bids.. Chicago. Ill ingenuity cutting costs, on none has been found practical. The President A new o' K LP H R. MULLIflAN. .48 E. 4:id Jit.. JYork our efficient methods in devising schemes to make development mm n,hi..i. tr Ljim II, Mitchell, !h.D., second-clas- s and were onca continues, will tend to correct the Dean of Summer Sesslou Entered as matter at the postoffice simple Inexpensive processes that situation without of Albuquerque. M., under act ol of elaborate and and still in this w the aid of con- N. Mex. N, Congress costly, industry ferences or politicians, Albuquerque, March 17, 1879. aro even the old today under sway of habits of cut- The development is hailed as a Altitude, 5,000 feet TERMS OV SUBSCRIPTION - 111 ting timber so that only 45 per cent of the tree felled reversal of Ureeham's law The COURSES EDUCATION. Daily, by carrier or by mall, one month, 85c: xm ARCHAEOLOGY. CHEMIS- fact seems to be In is made to servo a useful purpose. More than half that the people of yearly. advance, $9.(10. ' K5mmmm- Kussia, Germany and Pnimd TRY, ENGLISH. HISTORY, of it is waste, serving no purpose whatever. o,i HOME "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation some of the other nations having HYGIENE, rating than Is accorded to any other paper in New Tho example of more efficient methods is right uumy utyiecimeu currencies have LATIN, MATHE- Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. before our eyes. Nor would any American admit become so disgusted with tho nui MATICS, MUSIC, PHYSICS, sance PHYSICAL E D U CATION, The only paper in New Mexico Issued every day for one minute that we could not improve on Eu. of dealing v.ith cheap money In the year. that they are bringing out of PSYCHOLOGY, SPANISH. ropean methods if wo set our hearts to this task hiding FACULTY includes men and MEMBER OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS uieir iiuuiuo ui gum and otner val Wo should not be satisfied in trailing behind th uaoie money. A case women with credentials of The Associated Press in exclusively entitled to illustrating ?raduate in the use, for news to rest of the world in this respect, and more than thil this new development was training leading of all credited a recently inlverslties. It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also we cannot afford it. reported by British tradinir firm ItECRIiATIOX the local news published herein. fhis firm sold a bill of gooda to a Popular Hussian dealer at Rostov. lectures. Visits to moun- Pay tains, Indian villages, an- Without the world would be ment was received in a miscellan SUNDAY April 9, 1922 fighting ships bet eous assortment of cash. It con ient ruins may be made. ter able to embark upon a season of peace. sisted of American checks swimming pool. gold, Sleep under blanket every TJIE FAROE AT CALLl'l", drawn on American banks, Ameri- of summer. can bills of exchange, English cur- night Bulletin v request ad- France will pay the United States, Poincare says, rency and checks, Turkish and upon Those who will read the article of Mr, Magee gold dressed to the Registrar. but he does not say when. checks and notes, French currency for Ses- on tho front page today will be convinced both of and checks Russian (Jeneral Fees, $12.60 and gold sion. $20.00 for ts the folly and tho criminality of sending troops to rubles. Obviously, with the excep- state. who get married as a Joke should do of Gallup at this time. No adequate cause exists. Couples tion of the checks, this payment Board and room on campus, their laughing before the ceremony. was made from good money which $25.00 to $30.00 per month. Not only have the troops been taken needlessly doubtless had been hoarded since from Accommodations are for away their regular employment and the state ths war. limited number only. Remit saddled with a worse than useless expense, but a Solomon never copyrighted his stuff. Para-grapher- s Agents of the American relief ad five dollar for advanc re- source of irritation has been introduced into an owe him a lot for that. ministration in Russia have report servation. otherwise situation. ed similar instances of people Opportunity for vacation tranquil bringing out g61d and other metal study and recreation In the The governor has been imposed upon by Gregory money. The same la true in Po- great "Well Country." In- Page, republican boss of McKinley county and cog VERSE OF TODAY land, Germany and Austria. tended for teachers, college al students and adults in the politico-financi- machine in this state. At Currency Revolution Seen, seeking his What request and without a shadow of Justification I WAS KIXG. economists see in this de Address Registrar, Universi- the taxpayer is burdened, labor and the velopment is the possibility of a ty of New Mexico, Albuquer- irritated, gradual revolution in good name of Is hurt. I was king in tho old days European que, Now Mexico. Gallup Behind a castle currencies. For instance, the Rus Worse yet than all that Is the gate, sians fact that another With minstrels gathered 'round to praise have discovered that their precedent is set of the suspension of the civil ' estate. own rubles are nearly useless but rights My high can of the people. Martial law prevails where It is need- that they get bis values for was British or American or other good ed about as little as in a graveyard. sher- I a scornful prince of men, Mayors, Imperious and dull; money. Consequently they will try iffs and courts are suspended and a czar rules arbi- was to mo then to get hold of as much of this for- Song nothing as trarily over the people. That he may prove benev- Or things most beautiful. eign money possible. lifTjtK';-'- olent and wise does not change the menace to the In early days In Europe this same occurred. people. Civil liberties are sacred and should he Until my castle fell. phenomenon Money And of that singing train issued at the great banking centers suspended in cases of extreme necessity only. Not one was loft to till of Venice, Antwerp and a few other The whole episode is a startling illustration of Of my magnitude again. cities came into general use all over tho hold which the politico-financi- group has on Europe, displacing cheaper native New Mexico. " But I laughed at my dismay currencies because everybody knew At being rid of bars it was good money. And sang twelve songs a day Recently, the United States EVOLUTION'. To the astounded stars! treasury removed the ban from the It. Lynn Puggs, in "Smart Set." free issue of gold and gold certifi cates. is . The Hon. William It thought possible by Jennings Bryan started more economists and of or less of a students inter furore recently by his attack on the national finance that a good deal theory of evolution on tho ground that such a theory CRISP PARAGRAPHS of this gold money, known all over is incompatible with religion. We fail to see the the world as being the best obtain- occasion for the excitement. m: ox able, will reach the countries cashed ix bootleg motor. abroad having depreciated currency The theory of evolution was What has happened to the man promulgated many who could it or leave and become popular as a valuable There were "take it alone?" New York of This not years ago. those who .predicted that it Telegraph. medium exchange. has THE ONLY BREAD death-kne- ll ' last few meant the of religion. But, somehow, $ $ 9 been possible until tho r ply of makes it becauso the and the religion has on and is more O MV.MM.V WHY DO YOU! s anything cheaper. days treasury TO SERVE staggered bravely firmly This is as true of money as of coal federal reserve banks would not let entrenched as a dominant In It must worry a lot of young daughters who feel influence men's live? sort of or potatoes. Tho lesuifwas that gold go Into general circulation, responsible fur the conduct of their mothers foreign-bor- n now than ever before. j thia of mon- - but now it Is for these days. Philadelphia Inquirer. plentiful supply paper possible Mr. fr - i niiiu ilium- Americans to pet this money Bryan's panic that men must disavow Q ft . eneup. in oilier For is Rose the II Dj WAIT MASON. worda, who had consuma- nnd send It to their relatives dinner Betsy bread. solvent theories re- A IUSCRFET MAX. people It Is wholesome rather of science or discard ! ble to and nutritious. Cnuzcns of it is goods sell would not ex- abroad. Our bread Raves saves ligion. Is Scientific men are often Mayor Detroit, announced, 'will them a small 'work, very shun tho senatorial race in Michigan. No one can change for quantity It is recognized that this process Fuel, saves wear and tear and deeply religious. OUTCLASSED in no candidates the of the cheap money as of the old of substitution of foreign money for possible, blame him, considering what Mr. New- sight, snaps fashioned vou get better bread. You can It is true that a literal interpretation of the berry showed the world about Michigan senatorial desired; there were no money, bucked by gold. the depreciated native currencies it fresh and know When Ananias was on deck he burbling This meant that rose. The would be a slow one, but some lways get (scriptures will not fit in with the disclosures of races. Chicago News. blurbs to write, in of hooka prices that it suits you. - s his falsehoods praise United States experienced inflation economists believe that it is a pos- science. Evolution is but one of $ sprung day by day; that made men tired. of many things which THE WOULD IS GKOWIXC. to ma'.ie. Financial currency but of a milder char- sible but necessarily slow solution bo I1ETTEU. he strove the truth a wizards didn't sell blue to acter. Tho would incompatible with such an all of the com- sky gold standard was not to the European emergency prob- Pioneer Bakery interpretation. Notwithstanding deprecatory In a modest way. boobs inknown to j For instance, science ments on the new fact wreck, succeeding fame, and so abandoned h ere. Prices ruse lem. 207 South First Street. says that the earth has been woman, the that she does He did his and If his best was there was no chance to tell a false- this one or two millions of in not clean house the way her grandmother did is best, country hundred years the process of forma- hood of tho name. y, geological to credit. Detroit Free compared with modern worthy There per cent in some cases, but in Eu- Miss Nellson-Terr- the tion. We are to believe scientific absolutely ber Press. cheap, were no almanacs in which rope rose thousands rhyllis compelled the curves, we should not flout him yearly they of per of famous players and evidences. Tho was not in to boost some wooden pills; men cent. daughter earth created six days. with a denying praise that he herself a stage favorite, The men who wroto knew not how to dodge a tax, or Exchange Hurts popular tho we We should not with - Europe. scriptures, believe, EDITORIAL OF THE DAY deserves. greet sidestep merchants' monthly bills. A fuith'M- - has Joined the list of actor mana- were not tho Divine the liars of an age result was that Euro- FOR SALE guided by hand, word for word, ribald Jeers Tbe world was then a simple place nean inonev hpinL' nn,l gers, having taken pver control of wrote. we shoull not scorn the where cWiu., as they To believe that would make it nec- gone by; people tolled and paid their ,nole plt-iI- if til than American a well-know- n London GOVERNMENT COAL who first discovered how is no theater. WATER MOTOR essary to believe the same of MIXING. pioneers debts, and it surely disgrace money, foreign became Miss Nellson-Terr- y every interpreter from to lie. There were no oil stocks to If Ananias missed some bets. He exchange has attained the original and emanuenses the unfavorable to Europe. That is success in tho films as well as on Inquire tongue every who (From the New York Times.) be sold when Ananias blazed bravely warred against the truth. .;mopean JOURNAL money .would not buy as tho stage. OFFICE transcribed before the days of the printing press. Several advanced thinkers who advance in way; there were no salted mines if Vita afftwta n'nr-- lttiimitn li n i i where was shown to come-on- s money , Inspiration was spiritual, not intellectual. A their thinking by means of "insight" and "vision" gold m, tireless if misguided zest, and would buy in, Europe. rather than by their feet on the every duy. There were no offices tried to do his best. man who knew little of geography, or history, or keeping ground surely Thero is a law of economics have lately been declaring that there is nothing science, might have the greatest to known as Gresham's law. which spiritual insight for it but put the government into the coal- down the and give us tho greatest spiritual truths. The Bible mining business. Senator Borah is not a rcasoner lays rule that where two of kinds of money are In circulation is neither geography, history nor science and does that order, yet he also contemplates tho possi- and one is of of the coal Little Benny's Note Book EUROPE HURT much Inferior in vain.' not attempt to speak with these bility government operation mines. to tho other, tho more valuabb SME SMALL AMOUNTS authority upon Ho argues that the industry is plainly disorganized; .1 subjects. It dov the basic truths it Is a type will retire. People who have impart spiritual that conducted witth great seasonal irregu- BY CHEAPMSS it, . without which man cannot and with Ave. believing It to be of greatei find his way back to larity huge waste; and he concludes that, The Park News value and therefore more God. if the owners do not soon better and Weather. Grate. worth cut costs OF EXCHANGE keeping, will hoard it away. This UEfilSLARLY A man can down their of production, the government Spoarts. Last Satidday aftirnoon was to a believe in the literal interpretation will have to in and do tho 3.30 done great extent all over step necessary work at a wisseling contest took Europe, As the inflation of the scriptures and still catch its great spiritual in the public interest. place between Ed Werniek and Lew pro- if Ire be minded. To speak with a face of Davis to see who could the BY FHEDEKICK TlAsKlV. gressed, people who had golJ truths, spiritually His narrower straight government wissle J. pieces or silver money or view may make operation as a means of eliminating waste and ex- loudest throo their fingers Ed Wa;hington, April 7. Students paper spiritual perception difficult, but must be hard for Mr. or money of nations in better finan- It is A man travagance Borah any- Werniek winning but Lew Davis of international finance awl econo- cial own Big things seldom ciiance possible. may reject many biblical facts body else. Look at the of the retern on mies are aware of a new shape than their hid this happen by figures government's demanding a match ac develop- wealth away and used the mora Riches are not and yet apprehend and appropriate its spiritual balance sheet in the shipping business. Consider count of being overtained, saying ment In connection with the de- often acquired in a the lavish of the plentiful cheap paper currency. - .teachings. Neither view Is Incompatible with spirit- operation railroads by tho gov- nis wissle was dry from too mutch preciated currencies of Europe. The extent to which .day. ernment. . It may be said that these were abuses European ual appropriations, nor is either essential to it. practice. These currencies have constituted 'Inflation has gone is notorious. The due to wartime emergencies, when everybody cried one of the most vexed Whether God created man from and Big Mass Meeting. Exter! A problems European news cables every day dust hang the expense, and it may be hoped tha,t if the meeting took place outside of Mom- brought on by the war. breathed into him tho of life in one government were to set about say something of the difficulties It is the of breath hour or the mining of coal my Simmlnscs store last Thersday The need for greatly Increased being experienced as a result of habit saving small amounts in a million is not it would suddenly become a marvel of economv to sums the years material. Which ever and protest agenst the high cost of of money, brought about by Inflation. The Kusslan ruble and that counts. theory may be true, God created him. A God who efficiency. sour balls being a cent now instead tho war cost, was met by most of the German mark are favorite Cranting the will to this miraculous alteration. of 2 for a cent like before tho the nations the issue of comic and could get in motion natural laws which, in the pro- how rould the be done? In no war, by paper pictures vaudeville thing Plainly, other and a committee was elected con- currency without relation to gold theater Jokes becauso they have cesses of centuries upon centuries, could way than by drastic reorganization of the entire become so a finally soft-co- sisting of Benny Potts and Lettoy reserve. In normal times the ca cheap. It now costs Open savings account our al industry. Many mines would have to be with evolve a man, is a God than one who could snoosters to go in and tell Mommv of a nation . has a .more than 100,000 rubles to a greater abandoned as A considerable per currency buy banks and decide to put aside a mechanically fashion him with His hands and unprofitable. per- Simmins that the price of every- definite gold reserve, generally mcal ln Russia, part give centage of the surplus miners would have to be was so 40 The of your each him life. dismissed and to thing coming down wy not about per cent. The emergency German mark, which In nor- - salary pay day. permanently told find sonic other sour balls, but she chased the com- of war caused the abandonment of mal times was worth, at what is nt means of livelihood. And of Whether the soul of man is a gradual unfold-me- the wages those who mittee rite out ngen without this reserve all na- called tho of were kept at work would have to bo thing by belligerent par exchange, nearly a or an lnstantalneous creation sinks into un- nearer brought them eny satisfaction. tions excepting the United States, quarter in American money, now is The is their true economic level. But can any- because the national treasuries of so cheapened that can habit easy to cultivate, after importance when compared with the fact' that man. body Imagine the government undertak- you buy resolutely Pome' by Martin these nations lacked adequate gold three marks for an American you have started, and it is certain in somehow, acquired a soul which it is his duty to ing these and other similar steps, or being al Skinny The crown lowed to even to maintain the reserve ratio. In penny. Austrian has its reward. spiritually perfect. pursue them it it did? Tho case the United States the been as cheap as 3,000 for $1. A would at onco be thrown into A The King of Food treasury and The universality of religion is tho great proof politics. power- the federal reserve banks discour- $10 bill of American monev ln ful local ''interest" would bo' developed. There use of (Russia would for of its divinity. However humble tho Vnental would be a coal miners' bloc in Im to eat aged gold and gold certifi- exchange enough powers, congress. And glad apples eny way, cates for general circulation and moles to mane wnat would have or however acute, religion fills the need of every th more probable result, the almost certain re- Kitncr raw or baked or fried. been a Russian fortune before tho would be waste on accumulated the greatest stock of man and woman who will accept it. Each be- sult, piled waste Instead of But the way Im the gladdest to cat ever assembled ln war. may being cut out, and high and them gold the history lieve as ho will details if he will higher wages, though of the world. It was withdrawn Trade, especially International concerning but these might not be, wholly passed on to tho con- is put in the oven and pled. trade has become very difficult appropriate the fundamental truths. sumer in the of Increased gradually from circulation and under spiritual shape price of coal piled up In the and tho these conditions. The prob- State National Bank since the would be counted All treasury lem c f of the views of others and a desire to treasury upon to make kinds of pencils sharpened vaults of the federal reserve banks. restoring these currencies to in our up me mumping nenciis.1 And Innocent citizens i with new silver plated pencil something like their normal value compel acquiescence views, is not tho real would be not to he aware sharp An incvitnblo result of this poli- has ideal of expected that thev were ening macnine. I garanteo to cy was the war and perplexed European financiers Affiliated With religion. Charity lies at its base and a of in so reck-oni- that, during and ever in- paying good part their fuel bills the form bring them back you wont Euro- economists since the charity means love. of taxes! them. See following the armistice, the flation started. It is one of the Artie Allxander pean presses, being defi big The State Trust & Bank". M. Bryan's view seems narrow to us. Tet Of course, the government may ultimately have for rates retale and holesale. printing questions before the Genoa confer- Savings his to work the coal nitely cut loose from the retarding ence which has stimulation of discussion mines. But let us not drug our- element of a been called to solve Combined Resources may bo useful. selves with delusions about it. If we must come gold reserve, kept on European economic and political to let us running at high speed, turning out problems. The United States de- government operation, put away fairv Braille, tho system of writing in- reams of Man has stories and our to paper money which went clined an invitation to this confer- One-Ha- lf conquered the air with the exception keep eyes open exactly what it vented for the blind, can bo learned Into circulation. It is a natural Four and Million Dollars that the law of Is still a holdout. will mean. in a few minutes. ence, partly becauso of the dangers gravity rule that the increaso of the sujl- - pf becoming involved in so unstable

Charles W. Morse's condition is "REG'LAR FELLERS" 152X Cteor Adame-Tr- reported to .be (Copyright by Mutnew ade Mark Registered U. 3. Patent Office) getting steadily worse and a bulletin to the effect By Gene Byrnet that he cannot live long is expected momentarily. We heard that story once before.

AMERICA SHOULD TOfeM-ITTL- A LEAD, ' lLllfll t WHILE IF THt&t'S A BOST VWV lT5 ?oWMJ AU.5 TELL THC.rA YT K THE. PAMTfcV hP A man who did not learn from his neighbors irSWj?rSX, I Ug SoQ KIOl ptMc some way of doing things which they seemed to do Kj better than he does would not be thought enter- prising. Particularly if they could show that their way of doing is better than his. The same thing must apply to a community or nation which does not take advantage of more efficient methods of putting its resources to work and of curtailing its waste, when such methods have had ample demon-tratlo- n In other countries. .In the matter of America's national timber waste thero ar wonderful lessons in the history of tho timber Industry in this country. With reckless dis- regard of the future Uncle Sam has wasted his sub- stance. Not content with wanton cutting of the timber, but scant returns were gotten on what lum- ber was put to use. , But even If in days gone by the vast expanse of .available forests might have- Jusllfiedly lured the country into this is l recklessness, there today evcij . 1

. Tl - . Seven. r 'April 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' Page "I WAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID UNTO ME, LET US GO INTO THE HOUSE OF THE LORD Selected by C. C. Higbee, Pastor of the Central Avenue Methodist Church --Psalm 122:1

Twelfth street. No woman who is Great Purpose of Lire," or "Why After the show refreshments were CON G KKG ATIOXAL. Are We music: So- served committee In IN Tile 'Eastertide. interested in a bigger and better lluru?" Special by the charge. THE STITCH church should miss this meeting. SENTENCE SERMONS. prano soli), "Open the Gates of the A large number of young people TIME One week to i Bald-ridg- e, SHOP Palm Sunday! A. of some Temple'' ICnapp), Mrs. K. J. were present. Is not with all report exceedingly "A in Easter! it fitting, worth-whil- e activities which tho clmlr anthem, "Jlosauna Stitch Time Saves Christendom, to recollect what to the Lord" (lleber-Adanis- i. Nine." what club is undertaking will be made. Life is an adventure. Each is an advance Living CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST this week commemorates; for the social to he step offertory, violin duet, sermon Series. KOYAL CLEAN EltS meant to Him Arrangements CARS Gold. 487-- those tragic days that same 13, into the unknown. Only as we have the insight and "The I'uliiis" (Enure), Miss Doro- Tho pastor began last Sunday QUALITY 420 West Phone and to the given evening, April Bier-iiiiii- i, L. M. whom we would follow home of Mrs. 721! is to C. thy Cameron and Edward mornlnn cm a new series, the gen Mrs. Hasans, Top. movement which Ho inaugurated? at the Pics, daring of faith it possible for us go forward. North Fifth street, will he com- Methodist Church. with piano accompaniment eral subject being: "Faith or Hopes shuttered! Expectations as also for sale C. Higbee, Pastor Central Avenue by Miss Norma Williams. Fancy." The response to this first deser- pleted, the Easter : crushed! The arrest the tl SO p. m. Christian Endeavor the re- sentence the on tho Saturday before Easter. number perhaps surpassed tion tho death Christ Ian Endeavor. Christian should count it one of the greatest meeting. Topi'": "The Master's In- ception accorded to any of his pre- Talbert Beauty Parlor iross! An enthusiastic meet- Every vitation." leader, Miss Katheriiie vious messages. Tho series prom Facial mid I with him who slugs business con- Electrical. Scalp held it truth of the O. E. was held at tho and most precious of privileges to consider and Kiinonsun. ises to be if unusual Interest and Hair To one clear in divers tones ing 7:43 Kuick C 5.", 7 pass. $400 Treatments, Shampooing. harp church parlors on evening. his whose love stands revealed in th p. in. Evening worship. profit, it is intended to assist the Dressing and Manicuring. That men may liso on stepping Friday template God, Message, the on "Tho The attendance contest for March Christ. Carl Immanuel liy pastor student of more mature scholar- 1018 Phono 521. ll." West Copper stones was as most suc- Lord Jesus Schmid, Evangeli- Centurion, thu convinced." Solo: ship in harmonizing bis newer at Dodge touring, $423 This ad os will entitle Of their dead selves to higher reported being "Grace A. E. coupon cessful, Group E having won out. cal Lutheran Church. Enough For Me," tainments with the Christian you to 23c on Shampoos. things." Johnson. also lo and sta- model There is no force that in the enl The Lookout committee have plans teachings; deepen Hup roadster, for to keep up tho interest for April. bilize the faith of seeker and N $550 fan stay tho power making Men wonder how Christ could die for others. Ask Church saint. Tlie next is to be: The al- - Arrangements were made for the Ituptist (Spanish). subject human uplift. pendulum sunrise on how he his will tell ltiOT South Second Direct, liev. "Faith Its Necessity." Text: After dark- regular Easter meeting Barabbas got liberty, and he you, 1487-- 1919 ways swings back. the for to- C. Sanchez, pastor. I'h. "Without faith it is to Olds 6, touring, $600 est hour comes the dawn. Easter Sunday. Tho topic Christ died in A better of the Impossible EXCELSIOR there night is, "The Master' Invitation." my place. explanation Sunday school at 10 a, m. please Him." Ileb. :tl. After three clays the divine in hu- atonement cannot be found. A. M. St. service at 11 o'clock. Olds 8, 1917 $650 man Kanter Cradle lCnll Pnrty. Knudsen, Morning Missionary Society. touring, The Soft Water life rises ugaln. The Mothers' Circle and Cradlo Church. Evening service at 1:'i0 o'clock. The Women's Missionary society Shall we not contritely, penitent- In Paul's Lutheran All In Spanish, met afternoon at 2:30 83 but withal observe Roll party, which was omitted preaching Tuesday Overland touring, $200 ly, confidently March on account of sickness, was o'clock In the church parlors. This Laundry t ho Kastertide, recollecting that is ' Christian CliurtJi. was the business 177 PHONE 177 He we serve is not aeaa, held on Thursday afternoon at the "The kingdom of God not meat and drink; but ISronduay regular meeting Cadillac 8, model 5")$800 whom church It was an Easter Broadway and Gold avenue. and a number of items of import- in of the evil within us parlors. and and in the Holy Ghost. Resi- but, splto party. The hostesses were Mrs. righteousness, peace, joy Willard A. Guy, minister. ance were transacted. Mrs. Etta and without, is alive forevermore? is 11". Walter street. Ford chassis $100 the McElvnin and Mrs. Seth, A large For he that in these things serveth Christ acceptable dence, South Caldwell, 1717 East Gold avenue, This morning tho story of I'hone 3G49-- is the elected of first Palm will be told and number of mothers and little folks to God, and approved of men." Romans 14:16. Carl newly president It With Sunday were present. Mrs. Ray Allen de- 9:45 Bible school. the organization. The society will Dort touring $200 Say some suggested which one Hall. J 1 things lighted all with one of her Armerding, Gospel Morning worship. Sermon give a "Baked Food Sale" next Sat- may gather from reading the gos- ".Mountain Faith." be- Insurance In readings. The Utile folk topic; Moving urday, that being the Saturday Stripped Ford $200 pels between the lines. the to 6:;)0 Christian Endeavor, Se- fore Easter. This will be a In s Pulley with theme will be, "What also contributed the program God has established certain fundamental laws of splen- evening the and recitations Re- nior and Intermediate. did opportunity to obtain some-tilin- g Sell or Trade. Week Has Meant to the with songs ser- Will Buy, The New York Life Holy freshments of ice cream and cake life. He only can truly succeed who works in harmony 7:30 Evening worship and especially good for Easter Church." mon. "God's Fellow Work- dinner. Tho will be an- Men' Cluh. were served and a 'rabbit brought with these laws. W. A. Guy, Broadway Christian Topic: place each of little ones an Easter ers." nounced later. A most enthusiastic meeting of the Church. serv- egg. Mr. Guy will speak at both Class For Instruction. the men was held at tho'church ices. de- A tem- Easter Sunday will also be Shoe Store parlors on Monday evening. ' Mrs. W. P. McDowell Is in cision for th? school. Paris was formed Tlie Week. What doth the Lord of but to do day Sunday porary organization Coming require thee,, charge of music. Such pupils os desire to confess Shoes for the whole family. and plans made for a big men's ST, MTHEKA.V. to love and to walk with Good Quality at P.easonable follow- P.U'IS justly, and mercy, humbly Christ and identify themselves meeting on tho Wednesday on Church of God. cause be an Prices. the tem- Owing to the fuller services God. Micah 0:8. Capt. R. G. Guest, Salvation with His will given ing Easter, at which time thy 901 South Edith street, on day. 107 X. 1st St. Y. M. C. A will give way Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday especial opportunity that Opt'. porary organization Army. 10 a. m. school. A Phono l)i!8-- J. to one. Seldom has a the services will begin at Sunday milliner havo already signified a permanent morning 11 a, m. Preaching. their intention in this direction, i CO. church, gathering been held at 10:30 o'clock instead of 11 o'clock The Is a class (V.vhJch such enthusiasm and such The astute business man is careful to make note of pastor conducting on these two Sunday. To meet ltiblc Mmlcnis (Colored). for instruction at 3 o'clock Sunday and such a out- 513-1- 5 unanimity hopeful this arrangement the Sunday all assets and liabilities in all his business enterprises; Colored International Bible Stu afternoon, at which a thorough ex- West Central. Protecting One's Family Is look for tho future were manifest- school sessions will at 9:30 meet at cer- begin but how few are counting the cost of living a dent association classes planation of this Important step Phone 434. Practical Christianity. ed. The spirit of tho meeting instead of 9:45. The confirmation carefully 317 West Silver avenue. of church well for without salvation ! L. L. Church and the obligations Js yours tainly augurs service will be held on Palm Sun life Gaines, Nazarene 10:30 a. m. Morning service, membership are made. Anyone fully protected? of the men's club and tho future at tho hour for morning wor- to do so attend. ' of the church. day desiring may Kansas Life Ins. Co. ship. The church should be not a of PltESP.YTElUAX. Easier Services. I City Women's Club. There will bo special services at chiefly dispenser the de- - L. C. Mersfelder, Htate Mgr. The Women's club will meet on Oratorio. The children of primary the church from Tuesday to Friday alms, a channel through which the rich may give of under the supervision National Hat and Dry Thursday afternoon at the home mes- The oratorio, "The Holy City,' partmenl, evenings inclusive, all the their abundance to the but rather an A. It. will bo by of Mrs. D. L. Murray, will have i of Mrs. P). M. Stevens, 424 North scenes con- poor; organiza- by Caul, given sages centering in the aim is to remove causes the choir of the. First Presbyterian treat in .n "egg hunt." They will Cleaning Company. nected with the crucifixion of tion whose great the leading also render a Easier ex- - Panama Hats. C. &. P $(.011 Scalp specialists Facials and church, with the assistance of a special Inlr Christ. The themes are: to and wretchedness. H. S. Davidson, Congre- ercise before tho The Ladies' Straw Hats . . $1 .."in Manicuring dressing poverty few members of other choirs, on congregation. dyed Modern Medicated Tuesday evening: "Simon, tho Krister afternoon at 2:30 choir, under direction of Mrs. KHz- - Knits eleaneil and pressed (I. Ill) (iolilen Cross-Bearer- ." gational Church. Sunday o'clook ftt the church. The public abeth A, Bradford, will render 70S Kclihcr. TURKISH BATH tho 1M85-- Wednesday evening: "Mary, ih Invited to this service. The fol- special Easter music. A number Phono C. Terrv Jao.ua RENT Mother." B85-- FORDS for Suffering lowing is the program: of persons nre tn be received Into Phone 50H !i V. Central "The Peni- V Thursday evening: Part 1 the church at the morning hour. J with service pre- mes- - Drive Them Yourself tent Malefactor," 1. Introduction (organ) Mrs. Both morning and evening We furnish everything paratory to holy communion. D. W. Faw. sages will be in keeping with the j but tho driver Friday evening: "The Pierced 2. "No Shadows Yonder" (chor- day. Let's plan to make It a great Christ." tenor F. W. Darrow: day In a religious way. How can Union Hat Shop Chiropodist Specialist Service us), solo, in- Day and Night Easter Sunday. double quartet. wo do otherwise when we recall Hals Cleaned and Blocked, 7Sc Corns, callouses, bunions, The Easter services will bcifi 3. Soul Is Athirst for God" its significance? all growing and club naiis. 0:30 n. m. (Church announcements must be Song service, It) to 10:30 a. m. "My Ladies' Straw Hats, with a sunrise service at F. W. Darrow. kllllN, $1.(10. D. C. P. of an Easter meditation in the Journal office by noon on Biblu study, 10:30 to 11 a. m. (tenor solo) ilycil. PAINLESS PERL, DRIVERLESS consisting J 4. "At Eventide Shall Be 1M AL ALL WORK ( C A H A N TEED. the and Easter Friday.) Communion, I to 11:15 a. m. It MAX PEL E AXGEl.H Grand Central Hold Ph. fiO.VJ by pastor special Light" (trio) Miss Grace Stortz, 1,1 THEIiA.V. music. Other regular services will Preaching by Elder Tipton. 11:15 FORD CO. first Methodist Episcopal Church, to - m. , Mrs. Carey. Mrs. McNeill. Members' .Mivting. be held throughout the, day. 3. "They That Sow in Tears" The most business Phone 580 121 N. Third The Lndles' Aid Society. Corner Third and Lead avenue Preaching services throughout important Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. F. the week. (chums), transacted at the voting members' The Ladies' Aid society met with 0. Seen" (con-- , KEEP "SWEET" Bowyer, Sunday school superin- "Eye Hath Not meeting Sunday afternoon whs the Mrs. Newlander at her home, '14 tralto solo) Mrs. It. L. McNeill. of officers. Martin Kritze. By attending your church on North Fourth street, Thursday aft- tendent; Miss Bessie Way, deacon- ( lirNliau Science Society. election USED FORDS S T. "For Thee O Dear. Deitr Sunday and eating our Candy. ernoon with a fine attendance. ess: L. B. Thompson, musical Woman's club building, 01 West whose term of office hail expired, Gold avenue. Ciuintry" (chorus). was ns a deacon, j'.u the business session re- director. Peek-I- n Following U:4 3 V "Thine Is tho Kingdom" Lochmoeller was elected freshments were served by th? 11:45 a. m. Sunday school. Sunday school at a. ni. ward Candy Shop a. m. Service with address Sunday services at 11 a. in. (chorus). treasurer and H. F. I!ruegt:eniatin Square Deal Garage 3)5 South Second St. FOR HOME hostesses. Mcedames Newlander It 1!. A. Feldmann was and Mathieu. Several new mem- "The Message of the Multitude." Wednesday testimonial nieettns Pan secretary. G. Phone 740. 8 t. "Adoration" Mrs. The bers were received into the society. Anthem: "Tuhelate" (Schilling); at p. m. (organ) taken into membership. pas "The Palm Trees" The room in ftoom 12, D. W. Faw. tor spoke a few words of welcome Ford Service, Supplies and The members a total of offertory: reading 10. New COMFORTS reported Mellnl 412 14 West "A New Heaven and a in behalf ot the conKrcuation. more than a hundred calls made (Fan re). building, Centra) y, Parts. 6:30 m. avenue, is open Kun- - Earth" (baritono solo) G. If. Since the rotiKiecation could not First class Courteous since the last meeting. p. Epworth league. daily except de- 1(1 n. m Praise service with duys from 2:30 to 0:30 p. m. and Choral Sanctus. dispose of all business it was Also Asrent for A.IA.V TIRES. Service Treatment "A I 11. (a) "Let the Heavens Re cided to continue the meeting thif METHODIST. sermon: Vote of Confidence." All Work Guaranteed. LEAP. AVENUE Anthem: "Even Me Church. joice" chorus by double rholr; (u) Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Sunshine Barber ' ' (warren), Presbyterian "To tho Lord Our God" a Shop Men's Hrotliorhood. , solo by Mr. Gonea. Fifth street and silver avenue. Uenor Let's hope for just as large 412 West Copper Avenue. The Men's Brotherhood of the H. A. Cooper and C. It. McKean solo) George Geake. "turn-out.- " A. S. VIGIL, Prop. Lead Avenue M. E. church will Central Avenue Methodist. pastors. 12. (a) "Come Ye Blessed" Ijidles' Aid. BOO S. Second Phone 980-- hold their regular monthly meet- Central avenue and Arno street. 9:43 a. m. school. B. B. (mezzo solo) Miss Kellogg: (b) The Ladies' Aid society met the Sunday mem- ing next Tuesday evening at C. C. Higbee, pastor. Cristy, superintendent. "The Fining Pot Is for Silver" Thursday afternoon. Another church parlors, beginlng by serv- school 9:30 a. m. 11 a. (double quartet) Miss Stortz, ber. Jlrs. If. A. Uieball. Clad to Sunday at ni. Morning worship. Mc- ing dinner at 6:30 o'clock, after 3. E. Major, superintendent, Subject: "The Paradox of the .Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Carey. Mrs. have you with us. Who is next'.' Albuquerque which a short business meeting 11 a. m. Morning worship. Gospel." Anthem: "Great Is the Neill, Mr. Darrow, Mr. Geake, Mr. Every now and then some one lias HERE AT LAST will convene. The usual good pro- Sermon topic: "Faith; Its Neces- Lord" (Marker). Solo: "Tho Great Kanady, Mr. McBain. a birthday. That always means con- 13. Which ro- - I gram will be given. This will sity." Awakening" (Kramer), Mr. Mc- "These Are They a good time, such ns not only ill Tires Made 'unci lire Proof sist of songs and speeches, instruc- 6:30 p. m. Young people's serv- Kean. Came" (soprano solo) Miss Grace lnxes but refreshes us to Ro haclt in a fcv minutes with & Electric tive as well as entertaining. Every ice. Harris Gross, 6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Stortz. to our duties with new vim. More Gas what president. 14. Shall No man in the city, no matter 7:30 p. m. Evening service. 7:45 p. m. Evening service. "They Hunger than that, it forms tho friendship New ! to j his religion or creed, is invited Subject: "The Pious Pouter." Sermon text: "Enthusiastic For More" (soprano duet) Miss Stortz and fellowship of Christians, on" Discovery come. Special music at each of the Jesus." Special music. and Miss Kellogg. with another. Mrs. Wm. Hauser tor demonstration and service services under direction 7:45 m. Mid- 15. "List the Cherubic Host" and Miss Paula Seebohm had j Sec Indian Motorcycles preaching Wednesday, p, Heard the of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford. week prayer meeting. (ladies' chorus). "I birthdays recently. We'll be there Company Voice of Harpers" (bass solo) next year again, ladies. and Bicycles J. J. McBain. Sunday. Y A I St. M. E. Church Palm MONTO AI.Bl-QVEItO- MECCA CAFE John's Cathedral (Episcopal). (Spanish). 1G. "Great and Marvelous" Afialn comes when E NOVELTY Silver avenue street. Los Euhilio Palm Sunday At Brown lnrnuc. 2I5-1- 7 West on and l'ourth Grlegos. Yrene, chorus. we our mina s me WORKS "At Your Service" We Specialize Itev. Benjamin F. Koot, dean. Res- pastor. 3 p. m. Service. review with eye Copper. 321 South Second St. CHICKEN and TCKKEY. 310 Btreet. Christian Endeavor. triumphant procession of our Lord Phone 98 idence South Fourth 9, 6:45 ni. Je- SUNDAY DINNER J. Sunday, April p. Jesus on His last Journey into Phone 1683-- Immanuel Evan. Lutheran Church. "The Master's Invitation" tho 214 West Central communion, 7 a. in. Gold avenue and Arno street. Topic: rusalem. This is also Sunday Holy (Luke 14:16-2- 4; John Lead- after a Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Carl Schmid. pastor. Iiesldence. 3:16). when many young people 11 500 er, Miss Lois Ferguson. Special course of thoroiiRh instruction step Marinello Morning prayer, o'clock. South Arno street. 6:30. alle- Shop 7:30 o'clock. school 9:45 a. m. music. Song service at Tin before Clod's altar and plediie Evening prayer. Sunday at Lenten season self-deni- to church. The The only exclusive Marinello and Wednes 1 1 a. m. of offering giance (iod and NASH and OAKLAND Monday, Tuesday Services at Subjecv will be ad- The ACME shop in Albuquerque. sermon: A be taken this evening. rite of confirmation will CARS day Litany and meditation at "Abide in Christ. 6 m. the Expert marcel and water MOTOR children's choir will "The Easter morning at a. ministered at this church next Sales nnil Service 4:30 p. in, aing will hold .a sunrise prayer at 11 waving. Chiropody communion at Catechumen's Plea." by Herzber-ge- r, society Sunday, services beginning Thursday Holy meeting in Washington park. o'clock. Phone 411 10 1 W. Central HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY 10 a. m. and "Palm Branches," by J. Members of Vulcanizing Three-hou- r serv- Kaure. other young people's 416-41- 8 Good Friday to WEST COPPER societies are cordially Invited i ice. 12 noon to 3 p. m. Stainer's Voting members' meeting at this service. 8 m. Messrs. 2:30 p. Ice Crucifixion, p. Geake, in. Last Tuesday evening the so- Watch for the Velvet Works McBain, McKean, Thompson, Jjar-ro- On Good Friday services will be held Its business Brown's Transfer Mrs. Harden, organ- held at 10:30 o'clock in German ciety regular Cream Wagon soloists; meeting and social. The social was Vel- ist. and 7:45 p. m. in English with the In to New We carry True Fruit WORKMANSHIP and 4 m. the form of a "Trip Storage Saturday Baptisms at p. celebration of the Lord's Supper in York." The main attraction was vet Ice Cream. Wholesale GUARANTEED both services. Preparatory serv- - were shadow 116 W. Silver Phone (178 FORD ives the theater. There and Retail Ask About Service Naznreiie Church. at 10 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Candy Shop. Our QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. pictures, novelty songs, humorous Agents for the famous C. A. HODGES. Pron. 814 North Third street.. L. L. Announcements will be received ..anllaflAn. B ml Alii.. Iltlinl hll 110 S. Second. Phone 758 Phone 750 Sixth and Central 1970-- V Gaines, pastor. Telephone Tuesday afternoon and evening. various members of tho society 'V. DAYTON TIRES J Sunday school nt 9:45 a. m. W. R. KinsWorthy, superintendent, North Eonrlh Street Gospel Hall. We alo have for sale 11 and 7'30 m. 1300 North street. good THE STATE SHINE Preaching a. m. p. Fourth l'sed Tires Y. P. S. at 6:30 p. m. Sunday school and Bible class at 9:45 a. rn. W. C. PARLOR REALTY AND LOAN CO. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at Kaabe. supt. NORTH THIRD AT CITY 7:30 p. m. 11 a. m. Breaking of bread 1n Complete Eipiipment to Clean. On Thursday evening at 7:30 remembrance of the Lord. JCo MARQUETTE Block and Dye Ladies' and Phone 776 207 West Gold Ave. Rev. H. J. Kearng will preach. preaching at this hour. The Southwest Gent'a Kelt and mraw Hats. J p. m Preaching in Spanish 121 West Central Avenue. Salvation Army. by Jose B. Bey. Office, 1028 North Third street. 7:30 d. m. Preachlnsr. bv Captain R. G. Guest In command. Thomas OKllvle. Subject: "Be Sure 10 a. m. County Jail. lour Sin Will Find you Out." A HOME INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 11 a. m. Holiness meeting. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Bible study Co. in B. Motor and of Spanish Jose One of the In Life Fire Automobile Rental Notary Subjeot: "The Work Effect by Bey. very best town; furnace heat, everythir.tr modern Loans Work Righteousness." Wednesday at 8 n. m. Meetlne and right close in. Costs you to Iqt us show it to you. Accident and Plate Glass school and for home of W. E. nothing Health Conveyancing Bonds 2 p, m. Sunday prayer at tho Burglary adult Bible class. V. H. Smith, Manger, 701 West Koma. GOBER, SHORT & GOBER, 220 W. Gold. THE METCALF AGENCY young people's S. M. Leader, Capt. Friday at 7:45 p. m. Meeting WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING CARS for Bible at the hall. 118 South Third St. rhono 144. U. G. Guest. itudy 6:15 p, m. Young People's Le- gion. Topic: "Undivided Service." Immaculate Conception Church. Leader, Cadet Ethel Patterson. (Jesuit Fathers.) IIUPMOBILE TYPEWRITERS 7:15 p. m. Street service. North Sixth street. JORDAN, Von IX 7 When Arc Sick PAIS 8 p. ki. Salvation meeting. Sodality mass, a. m. All makes, now and rebuilt for sale. $3.00 per month. Tiepairs When 'ou Arc Disabled by Accident IT PAYS Children's mass, 8:15 a. tn. guaranteed. Kihbons. Supplies. Church. Low mass, 9:15 a, m. WILLYS-KNIGH- Coll and See Our New ROYAL Model When You Arc Disabled IT PAYS First Congregational T, OVERLAND Ql'IET Permanently Totally Coal avenue and South Broad- High mass and sermon, 10:30 ALBUQUERQUE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE When You Reach Old Age .IT PAYS Harold S. Davidson, Ph. D.. a, m. way. 122 SOUTH I'OL'HTll STREET. PHONE II03-- J. You Die IT PAYS minister. Residence, 626 Soutn Evening aervlces, 7:30 o'clock. When Walter street. Pacific Mutual Multiple Protection Pays "Five Ways" Church school at 10 o'clock, First Baptist Church. J. P. Jonea, superintendent. Broadway and Lead avenue. Orchestra rehearsal at 9:45 a. m. The Rev. Thomas F. Harvey, pas- PRICE OF TOURING MODELS AT 2334-- J. CADILLAC CARS Morning service at 11 o'clooit. tor. 'Phone SOUTH WEST AGENCY Subject of sermon: "The First Graded Bible school, 9:45 a. m. ALBUQUERQUE Palm Anthem: "Re- Mission school at corner of For- NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORPORATION AGENCY OF SERVICE Sunday." -- THE Love" Mr. Gould rester nd Slu'.e at 9:45 a. m. JORDAN N. T. Arniljo IWclg. Phone 659-- deeming (Lyon). $2,095.00 will sing Faure's "The Palms." Men's Bible class at Y. M. C. A. 517 West Central Ave. Phone 718 Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. at 9:30 a. m. IIUPMOBILE $1,450.00 "The Master's Invitation." Public worship at 11 a. m. Subject: WILLYS-KNIGH- T $1 Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. and 7:30 p. m. .... ,620.00 Subject of sermon: "What Holy OVERLAND 695.00 Week Has Meant in the History of Omni-Splrltlst- $ THE NEW REPUBLIC CAFE i at 1224 Nortii Second & Co. tho Church." ., Chapel The Tent Awning street. Prof. C. J: Coffman, me- Albuquerque M. E. Church (Spanish). dium. Phone 1727-- SPECIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER, 60c Meeta at Darelas now. J. W. Regular services at 8 p. m., Sun- AWNINGS AND CAMP SUPPLIES Clutter, pastor. TarBonage, 210 day. Message service and question TENTS, South Sixth street. Phone 257-- J. period accompanied by short talk THE SOUTHWEST MOTOR We Also Specialize on Private Dinners and in ii. tn. Sunday school. on fundamentals of spiritism. 11 a, m. Service with sermon. PORCH CURTAINS OUR SPECIALTY Parties. 7:30 p. m. Song service ana St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. COMPANY sermon. Sixth street and Silver avenue. We Serve Fine Chop Suey and Oriental Dishes. Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor. ll. C. KEPPELER, Mgr. Church of Christ. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. J. E. KASEMAN, Manager A, W. 903-- 122 West Central. Phone 1043-- W Corner Arno and Tijeraa avenue. Kracmer, superintendent. 211 North Fourth St. Phone 710 Phone 321 West Gold Are. Enquire of A. L. Marase at (13 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. South Waller street. The pastor will preucli on ."The Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 0, 1322'

I -- : ' ' ; ; r : C. ' I iVAIL RETAINED BY THE NASH ENTERS gratifying," said It. Voorhls, NEW SAMSON TRUCK CADILLAC CAR RUNS CHEVROLET PUTS ON t vice president and director of sales. WALTHAM WATCH CO. THE SPRING SEASON "Wo would, of course, much prefer PRICE ANNOUNCED IN ONE MILLION MILES NIGHT SHIFT AT THE to supply the demand with a IN ITS AUTO DIVISION ABOUT OVERSOLD that would eliminate THE JOURNAL TODAY PLANT promptness Can a motor car run a million tho necessity of a buyer having to FLINTJVMCH., J Announcement has been mrule wait for of his car and the miles? With a complete lino of twelve delivery The Southwest Motor company James Hutton of Detroit claims A Detroit, Mich., dispatch to the lhat E. L. who, for a number Is Inter-'stin- g Vail, new models and with prices re- factory therefore making every of tills city la making a most his Cadillac a Motor this city, jt) years has been the In ad of the effort possible to meet the situa- announcement In tho adver- that Cooper company, o" duced to rock bottom the Nash 1904 model has covered of ears, kutomotlve equipment division tion. Hut frankly wo will not be tising columns o this morning's actually distributors the Chevrolet Motors enters the er Jlhe Waltham Watch company, had company spring able to produce Nash four-cylind- Journal the new on Sam- that mileage. says: "Chevrolet Motor company season with orders for March prices This fact was brought to light J signed, to become etfective Apri. ship cars this spring In volume suffi- son's trucks, made by tho Sampson has started a night shift at the st. , ment 87 per cent in excess of ship-- I cient to meet the demand and I Tractor of in the recent celebration of the Flint first time In same month a I company Janesvillo, Cadillac Motor Car plant for the At the request of the company ping orders the doubt very seriously whether after Wis., one of the largest manufact- company's several months. Nine hundred 1 of tho 264th birth- Mr. Vail reconsidered his resigna- year ago. Factory records show we bo Mo-Kir- s commemoration axles now April will able to produce uring divisions of tho tleneral found- a day are being made tion and he has signed a contract that In March last year 2.0S1 Nash cars in that corporation. The Samson truch day anniversary of Cadillac, for shipment to the various as- man-kg- er quantities er fit of the covering a period of years as cars were ordered out by dealers will insure the de- chassis has been reduced to $595 Detroit and namegivej- It is to com- buyer against Cadillac ear. Mr.. Mutton's car led sembly plants. planned of the Waltham Watch and distributors throughout the layed delivery. of our deal- fur the Model Ji3 15 and $1)95 for build 800 engines a day from April di- orders Many the of Cadillac cars pre- pany's automotive equipment country, while this year's ers have advised us that they now the Model K 25 prices f. o. b. fac- parade first. All engines and axles for vision, having Immediate supervis- for March shipment total 3,485 are ceding tho celebration. Chevrolet cars aro now made accepting orders on both the tory. of being ion over sales and service In the cars. Nash Six de- on Tho parade was composed at Flint." and Nash Four for Commenting these prices, Mr. vin- pibove department. These figures Include both six livery in turn as received them. Kascman, of the .Southwest Motoi? Cadillac cars of nearly every This will. Indeed, be good news and four models. The by tage and model, from tho early J cylinder "The de- company, says: "Tho remarkable KEEPING o Mr.. Vail's number of four-cylind- er car unusually heavy spring to latest luxuri- PRICES immense, company's plant mand for Nash cars is not confined truck bargains offered by tho Sam the ""business frieds in the automotive nt Milwaukee is completely over- son Tractor Is ous s. LOW WITH MATERIALS It be remembered ac- to any one section of the country, company the direct In his car no . Industry. will sold and from all indications, Is result of metli Greater faith has hat Mr, Vail practically created to officials of tho Xash although it particularly notice- quantity production man than Mr. Hutton. "I honest- cording able In the east, on the west coast ods. Tho Samson Tractor company When Hudson Essex re- end developed tho large business Motors company, there will not be nas ly believe it will run as long tin and frif Watch on and in the central west." lonoweu ino precedent set Dy announced a further the Waltham company Nash Kours enough at any time other General Motors' units, such there Is ground In front of It," ho cently price JValtham automobile clocks and, this to meet the demand. comments. "I don't think it will cut, they were following a gen- spring as the Cadillac, Huick, Oidsmoblle, In pater, Introduced the Waltham Practically tho same situation ap- ST. LOUIS TRAFFIC Oakland, Chevrolet over wear nut.." eral policy which has been to Mr Ke- companies, ol force 1920. Speedometer, which, owing plies to the Xash Six plant at giving its customers the benefit of The car has been In Mr. Hutton'! since the boom days of ft'ail'i creative has since Is FATALITIES IN 1910. As as efforts, nosha, where every effort being 1921 savings made pro- possession since Ho has no fast material prices and become the standard equipment on to In vol- through quantity definito ns to the costs have ' made reach production duction and tremendous figures mileage manufacturing dropped, the world's leading cars. ume sufficient to meet de- in purchasing the six to the Hudson and Essex have serv- the Reports the National Safety power. it is duo to this efficient during years previous prices i The retaining of Mr. Vail's mand. News show that automobile fatali- his ownership, but estimates it at dropped with them. Hudson has com-tan- y management that quality product ices by the Waltham Watch Orders received tho Nash ties In St. limits 192 can be about 300,000 miles. cut four times, and Essex five tho fact of the by dropped from sold at a reasonable price emphasizes factory from distributors regard- in 11120 to 97 in 1921. Education "Samson trucks represent a new For the last twelve years It has times, since September 1920. This Company's Intention, to still further show a in one in served in the dual rolo of sets In in- build its auto- ing April requirements schools is of the biggest departure truck design. Tho deliveiy probably a record the strengthen and up increase over of last, factors in Im- seat is car and power to operate a carpet-cleanin- g of clock and bus- heavy April bringing about this placed well forward on the dustry keeping prices matched mobile speedometer when 3.211 cars were one-thir- d machine. Mr. Hutton es- The of this bust- - year shipped. provement. St. Louis safety coun- frame, giving nearly more with costs. iness. growth Should tho increase be proportion- cil also decided upon a safe driv- loading space. With a wheel baso timates the motor runs on an aver-ag- o Jiess during many years, under Mrv in- ately as great rb the March er's school, organized thirty-fiv- e of but 118 inches, the loading spaeo of 200 miles a day when oper- There are 36 electric traction van s leauersnip ana engineering crease over a is Inches. Tills is the vacuum outfit. can has been tremendous. year ago. the leaders of hoys to Junior safety ins especially de. ating It companies now operating buses. biUty car also will face an sent an Individual sirable In the of , easily be figured up what this These are located in sec- JWatch-makin- g have su- plant cadets, letter to hauling bulky, various standards oversold condition. automobile cumbersome commodities will would amount to in a tions of Includ- the and diversity of every driver involved and year. the United States. stained quality "The attitude of tho buying pub- in accident and engaged in many be appreciated by the merchants Mr. Hutton points that wear and ing Boston, Mass., Bakersfield. the product to fit tho exclusive and farmers who tear on the Stieeds lic toward the Nash product is other similar activities. . have this type of mechanism, particu- Calif., Minneapolis1. Minn., Fort of the automotive industry. to handle. This con- larly tho transmission, is X commodity greater Worth, Tex., nnd Albuquerque. struction also distributes tho load when the car stands still with the N. M. weight equally over all four wheels, motor in operation than when tho lidding years of life to the truck. car is running. Since 1910 he has The weight Is not concentrated on hud the transmission replaced tho rear axle and wheels." once. EASY TERMS Tho Southwest Motor com- MR. AUTOMOBILE OWNER Trade Any Car In 1'jjp pany has several of these trucks ii A MICHIGAN FARMER'S If you don't know, you should. That a mechanic, when assigned to a spe- hand and are prepared to make cific operation on a car, knowing the exact time it should take to perform that immediate delivery. MAUNUT' TO NEW MEXICO Used Car Bargains operation, will put more genuine effort in his work to accomplish it in the time ON HIS MOTORCYCLE For Sale LOWER PRICES CREATE cr Trade Beforeii given. Classiest Ford Never The possibility of a mechanic slighting his work is provided against by SnUnlAub JUKUAN CARS Frank Carlson, of LeRoy.J Speedster, and a final test before each is closed. Michigan, says there Is one dis-- 1 special body, racing radi- frequent inspections operation tinct in farm- It works to one's satisfaction in all the cities. WHY NOT IN Convincing evidence that the advantage being a ator, special gears and every large public may have waited too long er. Around Christmas there is not not a better Ford AYatae.iils This ALBUQUERQUE? in anticipation of the bottom hav- much to do, and a man who plans running ing been reached in motor car and carefully can take his motorcycle in town ....$225 WHICH WAY WOULD YOU PREFER HAVING YOUR tire prices, is furnished by the Jor- and see the world. 1921 Nash should car dan Motor Car company in a re- Carlson redo out of LcHoy on sport model, Why you buy any WORK HANDLED? port on sales for the last week In December 2Sth, on his motorcycle, looks and runs like a but a Ford ? Prices lowest, March. when his fields were under one new one $1150 The Usual Way Our Jordan announced a substantial foot of snow. He traveled throui h and up- Way reduction in price March 26, and Indiana, Kan- 1920 Nash Six a parts lowest, operating : Illinois, Missouri, Touring, OWNER How much will it cost to have orders were taken for one month's sas, Colorado, New Ari- OWNER: How much will it cost to have In tho first seven Mexico, dandy excellent tires $750 keep expense lowest, yet a Ford carbon removed, valves ground, and production days. zona and California, reaching Los carbon removed, valves ground, and An immediate shortage in Jordan Angeles, on 4th. Two Dodge touring and a motor tuned up? cars was created. Calif., February car will take you any place any motor tuned up? He tarried awhile in the sun- roadster. See these if SERVICE MANAGER: It will cost "It looks as though the bottom shine, San Francisco on you had been reached making you want a Dodge. car will go. These are sensible, SERVICE MANAGER: It will cost you $12.00 and the job must be in all prices.'' February 2ith, having traveled satisfactory said Jordan. "Akron tiro makers a total of Twenty-fiv- e others rang- whatever time it take to do the to ; 5,500 miles. When Carl- not and a may you or you don't have to pay one report that prices will be increase son extravagant times, 10 15 parked his motorcycle with ing in price, $150 up. job at the rate of $$ per hour. cent. to per cent within 30 to 60 Caselli and is days. Independent steel manufac- Baumgardner, at San Bring that old car along Ford, the most sensible car YOU KNOW THE COST BEFORE THE WORK STARTS. turers are Francisco, no repairs of any sort raising their prices. One were needed. and we will make a rea- for to own. of the big quantity producers "C "They made some anyone Terms if motor cars,, now running 700 dally, slight repairs on the motor in sonable allowance regard- desired. r WOOD MOTOR is considering raising tho prico be- Chicago," he remarked negligent- less of condition. Terms COMPANY cause the dealers cannot accumu- ly. "As for both tires, I had them late a single car in tha face of the pumped up in Florida two years can be arranged. manu- ago. have Quickel Auto & Supply Co. 414 West Copper Avenue. Phone 854-- J present demand. Another They not been punc- facturer raised his price last week. tured since, and they have travel- Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, "BETTER SERVICE" "This does not mean that all ed 14,500 miles." 'Phone 750 prices will rise bu' One of his most vivid Impres- Sixth Street and Central Avenue A with the price of farm products sions of New Mexico and Arizona N rapidly rising tho tendency of prices is that at ono place he paid 60 Company HELEN AUTO COMPAKT, BELEN, on manufactured articles will be cents for a gallon of gas and at toward higher levels." another they wrung 60 cents a 311 West Copper Avenue gallon from him. Ho recently Phone 562. Mui-ie- Open Sundays MOTOR CAR INDUSTRY ior nome, to do his spring ploughing. RAPIDLY RECOVERING SPRING Substantial evidence that the mo- FORETHOUGHT car recover- tor industry is rapidly ' ing from the conditions which for Oil the springs. the past 18 months have retarded Tighten the fan belt. production is found In figures sup-pile- d Adjust the carburetor. by General Motors corpora- Examine cylinders for carbon. Samson u- Trucks Takfi fln Inwintni-- - tion, showing the trend .of its bus- - - w lii-- IOOI iness since the beginning of the box and accessories.""."'J year. See that every moving part is These figures indlc.-t- e that the well oiled and greased. Now output and sales of the motor car Check up on tires and see tha' they aro in Your divisions for the first three months proper condition. Treat Flush nut MfiiniA. i Money of 1922 will approximately double tha the business done during the cor- cooling system thoroughly. responding period last year. Drain the crankease, transmis- Rales reported during January sion and differential and wash out and February were In excess of with kerosene. Put in new oil and .'(0.000 cars and this at the time grease. With when sales are invariably at a low Clean everv working r,.. .i.. Respect point. This is considerably more car, particularly the parts under- than double the business done in neath, which many motorists for- the first two months of 1921. get ever exist. March production of cars is at Go over the electrical system least 50 per cent ahead of Febru- and see that all loose wires com- ary, with commercial vehicles and loose connections at- Model "15" Light Truck Model "28" Heavy Truck ing in for a fair share of increased tended to. Test the The New Duty - battery and if Chassis with Driver's business, rccnargea to Superior Complete Chassis Complete with Driver's Seat Late returns from agricultural ao.ii Seat and Electric Lights Electric Lights and Starter districts, especially the grain pro- Starter $25 ducing areas, indicate a marked MOTOR War Tax Extra War Tax Extra change of sentiment among farm- VEHICLES ers, reflected in orders for tractors, SPREAD EDUCATION F. O. B. F. O. B. F a c t o r trucks, farm implements, farm f y Factory lighting units and miscellaneous equipment, as well as motor cars. Motor cars and motor tnn.i aro being used by many colleges PAULIN MOTOR CO. for extension courses and for general purposes. Amherst, Dart- ANNOUNCES REO SALES mouth, Williams, Massachusetts 1 1 Institute of Teehnnlnev Institute of rn..i,. The Paulln Motor Car Co., Inc., Technology, Univer l M announces the following sales o sity oi jmcnigan, Cornell, Har-var- tteo speed Wagons: Guy Wallace, Vassar, Wellesley, Colum- of Estancla; S. Dimon, Gallup: Seth bia and Johns Hopkins are among Haldwin, Santa Fe; O, W. Hcdg-cox- e, the institutions having motor Hondo, N. M. transportation equipment.

At this new low price Samson Trucks are the greatest truck value ever offered. MA The of Samson is SH economy trucks found not only in the low invest- ment, but also in their every day performances. Their true value is There Has Never Been a reflected in the work they will do day in and out at low cost. day F. O. B. Albuquerque. N. M, By their special design large loading space is furnished on the long, low, heavy frame, and the load is evenly distributed on all four Gas and Oil Included wheels. This eliminates undue strain on any one part and adds years of life. It also has the great added advantage of the same size pneu- matic tires throughout. HASH CAB Offers more for the money than Samson Quick-Tri-p Trucks are sturdy and dependable. They are Any noted for their abundant and unfailing power. Their ability to climb Traded in on any other make car in automobile in the world steep hills and negotiate bad roads is a revelation. Albuquerque - Let us demonstrate these famous trucks to you. It will cost you noth- ing and obligate you in no way. Call us at once. See for FOURS and SIXES Yourself SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY (' PHONE 710 With the Famous Nash Perfected . The Motor Co. 211-21- 3 North Fourth Street. Albuquerque, N. M. Cooper Valve-in-Hea- " ' d Motor. The Samson Tractor Company is a Division of General Motors Corporation. ' Distrihvtors of HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet 418 West Copper.