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ton, good share OF which is said to
have remained. Richmond people
think they see augur!es of a local
building boom. A cooperative apart
ment, to be Jointly owned. not rented.
by the occupants, is building near st.
George. (Another specimen of coop
erative apartment Is located in the
Wildwood section OF F'latbush.)
After questioning every possible
authority on the wars alleged effect
In crowding the city. THE Sun man
knew less about it than when he be-
gen. A student of this much discussed
increase and shifting OF the popula-
ton speedily finds himself lost in a
jungle of theories. The Reconstruc-
ton Commissions thorough surveys
now in progressively include inten-
sive study OF some thirty-four city
blocks-may yield the concrete facts
when they are complete.
1t is said, for example. that go 900
families. or about 100000 persons"
have come to Manhattan and vicinity
since the armistice and settled down
to await the return OF their soldier
boys. The figure seems to be a pure
guess.
Certainly the hotels have been
crowded with transients for = year,
but pressure on hotel space has little
necessary relation to the general hous-
ing problem. AS for movement of
population the theories given months
ago, when the rise OF rents became Sc
rious. are still current: lack of SER
wants driving householders into apart
ments; young families becoming more
and more sensible Of the advantages
OF the suburbs to their children;
higher wages, accompanied by higher
standard Of living. producing an exo-
dus from districts of squalor and I'M
healthfulness. and so on.
The housing shortage, although
probably most acute in New York, is a
national condition. A Department OF
Labor statement gives figures on the
numbers OF families that need accom-
mediation In several cities and towns,
according to the estimates OF State and
city officials, as follows:
Massachusetts-Fall River, 1860:
Lawrence, 500: Pittsheld. $50; Salem.
$50.
New York--Albany 900; Mount
Vernon, 200; Niagara Falls, 200; Sy-
racuse. 500; Utica and Yonkers. 800
each.
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The Scout. Prove Them.e,x...

relts py moving up into westminster
have returned from a weary search
to think again. The demand for West
chester apartments did not become
heavy enough to force up rents until
this spring. Now the apartments are
flied, and the average rent is SIS high
ell than last October. Practically nc
apartments exist outside the towns
and to inquiries for private houses for
rent real estate men smile and throw
up their hands. Buying Is a different
matter. and trading has been fairly
brisk. The prices range from $4,000
up, in most communities we'll situated
for Communication.
There have been reports of a prof.
ect to use the shore OF the Sound
from Mamaroneck to Greenwich
Conn.,, for a summer colony of tents
and portable houses. During the war
munition manufacturers near the city
erected for their workers temporary
cottages OF light wood frames en-
closed with composition board. Elmer
gency Developments" OF this kind
have been considered by some land
owners, but the cost Is said to be
greater than the return over two oil
three seasons would warrant. Such
cottages can be heated in the winter
Jersey Turns 'Em Away.
Jersey also within the Communication
zone. is hopeless, or very near 1t, from
n homeseeker's point of view. Looking
for a house to rent in Jersey?" asked a
broker. when you find 1t send me a
photograph OF II, will you? I'm al
ways interested in curiosities."
To stimulate building in Queens the
borough Chamber OF Commerce has
planned to organize a real estate bu'
reau. which will bring to the attention
Of large financial institutions and OF
builders and brokers generally the ad'
vantages of undeveloped sites alone
the railroads and subway and trolley
lines, where land values are exception
ally low at the present time, On the
North Shore branch OF the Long
Island Railroad. between Little Neck
and New York. one small private house
and two blocks Of eight four family
houses each are the visible extent Of
house building this spring.
Richmond. according to real estate
men. is the least exploited OF the Dor.
oughs so far as raised rents are con.
cerned, although during the war the
shipyards gave 1t an influx Of popula
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tary prestige. aside from the indication
OF a particularly kindly thought for
him on the part of his sovereign.
Like every other old soldier on the
retired list, Sir Robert rejoined the
army on the outbreak Of the great war
in August, 1914, and, attached to the
Headquarters STAFF in France, rendered
services Of a secret yet of an extraor-
dinarily valuable character in connec-
ton with the Intelligence Department.
Those who have read his entertaining
and most instructive book MY Ad-
ventures as a Spy" will be able to form
some faint idea of the wonderful in
genuity, originality and resourceful-
ness which he was In a position to dis
play in connection with this particular
branch Of military work for which he
is so prominently fitted. MY AdSen-
lures as a Spy" deals with Baden
Powell's experiences before the great
war. 1t is matter Of regret that mill
tary exigencies. and the possibility by
no means remote OF other wars to
come in the near future, prevent, as in
other cases OF intelligence work dur
ing the last four years. the full range
OF the services rendered by Baden
Powell in this titanic conflict from be-
coming known.
The Scouts Prove Themselves.
incidentally. It may be said that II
ever his Boy Scouts proved their use
fulness It was in this great war.
Those in Great Britain took over du-
ties at homo which relieved a force of
nearly $4,000 soldiers for service at the
front. They watched the coasts OF the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

POWELL RECEIVING. MESSAGE
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED - Two bright. intelligent
salesmen or canvasssrs with pep and
initiative. 20 take orders by phone only
hustlers need apply. Call sunday, 3 TO
~, SOs Scott Thompson Bldg.
AGENTS WANTED 10 sell gasoline
iron. Labor and fuel sAver. Sells In
every home. Pay salary or commits
sion. Ladies make good rsprsssnta-
tives. Write for free sample. Imperial
Sad Iron Co. Fort Worth. Texas
WANTED - Two experienced biscuit
halesmen. II you are energetic, We
have tho opportunity. salary and COM
mission bass. s1, OklHhoman.
WASTED-Onflce supply and printing
salesman. N-kJ, care 0klhhoman.
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ant Ad Rates and
Information for.
)kiahoman-Times
ective April 1, 1910
|ctIye A

week DAY classified advertising
both papsfs at ono price. Sun.
lhhomhn one Issue same rate ss
o dailiss.
Word Linz inch
ne. Daily Oklsho.
and TImes ,,2o 11o tlN
(imss. Daily Okla.
10 and Times. par
sssk, oklAhoman
Times. per day 1 iso 80 81
ionth. Oklahoman
Times. per day. i.6c 7c 81
~ six words 10 the line. twelve
b thu inch.
Dc For Rent, Boarding and Bliun.
Wentsd both oklahoman and
] l'oc per word This rate does
nluds Houses or Store Rooms for
Dified contracts rates for Okla.
and Timcs-b 900 lines TO bs used
ono year from date OF oontrnci
tract for three lines daily for one
c per line each ueus. copy
y - often as desired
ID accepted for less than fsc
AHQMAN ANp TIMES RULES
CLASSiflEB ADVERTISING
" ADS will be run thirty days
when renewal VIII bs solicited.
ARUE WANT ADS will not bs
pnssr than ihiI,y days without Q
!. CHARGE WANT ADS are due
)aysbs tho aamo day first inssr-
pf I'd appears. tAll Out of'town
ads are positively cash In "a.
tERrlsERs should retain rscsipts
BY Ths OklahoiDan.Tlmer to pa
mak,ns payments over the Office
hr. as no mlstakes can bo roctif'ed
6SINU DouRs-All wun, sds to
In The Oklahoman must he IN the
BY $40 y. m. on The day before
TO run. except SUNDAY. All wan,
|or The Sunday Oklnhoman must
tho office. by <Jo y, ~. satur.
All want nds TO start In Times
10 In tho business office not lntH
bi.30 o'cloA on tho day OF publica- >,
Branch office In Wsstfalrs drug
500 West Main. 10 open daily ~ J
end closes at 8 p. m. want ads
ked after closing hours will bs In
under the heading TOO Late to
~"
IND ADs-No answer 10 blind ads
10 siven unless ticket 10 presented
)ng key number when placing blind
Answsrs to out-of-town blind ads
v for wardcd without cost.
LEPHOEE WANTS ADS ere
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The HOME Town ClothIng Dealers.
iOi y BrOs ID wsy, Oklahoma CITY; ~s
pay the highest price for cast off cloth.
Ing; hats. shoes. trunhs and auitcass
Please stnte tims to call Business
phone. Walnut t0So,
WANTED-Girl second hand wheel
Walnut 7&s1.
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Salesman WaNfed

Two Industrial and ordinary insur-
ance salesmen: also 10 collect debts
special salary and commission paid
yeetly; splendid contract for men will
.uc. ccts Cor 900 mitssS Bsmsr. fhUn. Sce otia 1a
homA City. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

wANTED-An electrical engineer cap
able Of managing city water and
light plant. must he an electrician and
have had some experience along this
line; also two firsmen for steam boil
ers. Call or write DR.. r. W. sehwarts,
Medford. Oklahoma.
BARRIER SHOP for sale: 7 chsIfS, Al
a bargain, Address W, e. stsrnss.
Madlll. Okla.
WANTED - First .ciass stsnosraphsr.
man or woman. with experience IN
law ofncei none ether need appey.
B-i1e, Oklahoman.
WANTED-Watchmaker. jsWslsr and
cpticisnl permanent .poaition; eeed
salary Of commission. B. w. Lubfnan,
ChIckssha, Okla,
A WE'LL sSta6llSkSd TuSInSSs: has an
excellent cpeninG fcr. bookhssper
who u ambltions ana looking for 3D.
vancement. sive ase. sdues ton and O.
EXfEkfENcEb SolIcItors Yof tia
,hsuSsA.us s snP sssssss s'Ss2 ss2 n:sSAssssnG M sSM
slates; very attractive propssltlSp. oe!l
HuS.css.' s'd5ss os.hosss az, Ola. '
BKkBBk WanlSd- --mdly % Hf7F cHG,
!, :ss S.,. ;s .;,ssS, ss:;';;ss S I, g.
Jack Burcknsid. Hunter. Okla.
c0L0kEH man 70 kssp. yafd fsr Fsat q
furnlshe6 room. Mapls tlel.
cHAUFFErR; NJ 4 week; skslYlsyi
and mechanic tss 4 week. ". W.
nlcctsr. with stiles FLORAL CO.
ANTfD--M Makeup man for afternoon
paper. lss.be or more n you are worth
II Wire foreman. Entsspfies. Dartlse-
Vile. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

WANTED-Stase diStri6utors for ilSht
weight. popular priced tractor, direct
with manufacturer, liberal contract,
can furnish the goods; lowest freight;
llehtest tractor. Powsll- -AcCord Agency.
Wichita, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
THE ovv VIM the snoxlp elAssgs
BY GOLDBERG

Like AL MISTER Ies, Utepe'5
NO ttN SVePT 70 he AT ALL
| JUyT UJAtTGN 10 PROVE
Tie FACT -vHnI AkSE SAP
WHO kGUpS NlS MOUTH a4UV
| ALL TIE THE AkD looks
wise cAN rAke people VI
vAlhSk tte'o a StApv ftNN-
~ NortINS lN PARTICULAR,
| NJ NAME 5 JOHN SAITH, Y
' ANS LOOK AT hN 6ONe !.lV'5
AS FLAT As a nnhAcAkG- ~rtthVS
WAX KEPT hI ttHr CN WAS
AFRAl6 NoO'b GET CplSG 70 NY
SNAIL BRAlN case -NftNN A
I NAM volvH a GIG SSpCThTloO
| ltn HIVE vs. JUST AS cRhuIApY
! as Ar--vt'AiOt YOU foR TtDoeDJe
\ ! ArcONVEb 70 ScNGvtltJ6. .TtIls
~ IS q GO9P uNOp LN-rLL SAC I
49, 4 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Statesmen WANTED

WANTHD--A firut.class stock saiss-
man TO handle aharss In q producing
oil company. operating In Bufkburnstt
fisld. 3. q. Jones, SO Liberty Bank
Bldg, Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

OKLAHOMA state distributor OF tho
very largest selling line Of motor
trucks has perma nsnt opening for
strictly hiEh-grads up-to date versatile
and thoroughly broad -Eauged young
Ing representative on basis that viii
produce a real income 10 the man who
can qualify. Past experisncs In motor
trucks really mot necessary. Phone
Maple 1911 for appointment.
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aUpgcRfPTIoN RATEA.

oUBgcRiPTioN RATEa. -.
~ one year With THE BUN-
4 OKLAHOMAN ....,.......S'bo %
Roat, carrier Or neWSboy,
n q COPY or 10 cents . week.
4 " Oklahoma CITY.
EoNH CIT CITY ! rTrHIS TtHIEs ,,%",n,ns, ssysn,ns,
snsrs 4 week delivered BY carrier
S0Eishoms City and vicinity. per
Suso,ieitsd msnuscs,pts. letter.
i1}urss sent 10 the Timss are ssnt
cisk Of the owner. The Oklahoma
SilaS company expressly rspudi-
~ rssOSiaibihty Tor their safe
y, h NJ - rspuSliaiIcn Of
"a d,s1ISSS3s 4Seetied' 10 or no!
~ iossi w. pssiisS.d Ssr.in.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

Wall PAPER, &c roll Ny prices are
tho best: will bring samples and es-
Innate work d VI. Parrett. II? w. Ord.
Phone Walnut 67j7.
ROACH BROS, 6i9 n, Hudson. Cab
Maple ?J27, NIsht Maple 6sS or Maple
$50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

n ANTED--l can use several live. wire
SlloltorS, who have the ability 10
: ] early results: must be able 10 tur.
Fl S0Y Or rig; attractive proposition
SA' 10 producers: unless you are
5SybD handle . live proposItion appli.
~ W0tild not b considered: salary
- IN expenses guaranteed; territory.
;i0ko0a. Call In person or make ap-
Ioo 10 Circulation Manager. Far.
n ItOckmsn. 0siahornan Bldk Okla
m Cty. Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

AGENTS wanted good proposition for
right party Cnll or write. II IL,
Belew. s0Sis N. Robinson street. Room
T. Oklahoman City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

HiGH.CLASe STOCK sALEsNEN
AND sALEs-MANKGERs.
The opportunity OF . life. 10
get In on the easiest selling and
most dependable proposition; lo0 .
montha, easy. with possibilities 10
the right man OF $1,000 q. month or
more. <ot Hcrskowfts Bldg.
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80
WANTED = Bookkeeper cashier that
can use typewriter In your hand
writing giye age, references. where en-.
ployed. salary expected, phone and
street number. Reliable company; op-
portunity for advancement. Address
R-l27, care oklahomsn.
WXNTED-An inde pendent thTesher;
5000 acres Of fine wheat. good roads,
fine level country. J, r. ketchersid.
secretary Of the Farm Council. Fl Do
rado. Okla.
wANTEb-M. B. 10 locate In oil 7IsId
town: good established practice; cash
businsss.> Write BOX l5e. Writ, Okla.
wANTED-A colorsd asals{an( Kitchen
helper and dishwaahcr; good salary.
Apply In person. Wesley Hospital. S0V
w. 18th,
ACT FOR THE MOVIES
Men. women and children. We teach
you how II you are talented. talent
tested free; good looks are not nscss-
sary; all types are used In the pictures.
Call Maple ,sot for appointment, Lucille.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

LARGE south room 10 gentlemen or
lady employed, northwest Maple i3is.
References
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

FoR RENr-Three furnished rooms.
front and back. private entrance. In
cottage. adults Gail Monday at ei1
r. 7th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Two Furnished rooms connected. bath
private entrance Wal 57ag
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
DRUGGIST

Honest. energetic man trl .'des:
ef3.S0 per week 20 start. work.
s-S,. care Okhhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

~ RNisHFD, dellshtful south room. .
ladies, walking distance: references.
S-C2 Dklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

wANTED-i0 salesmen with cars pre-
lered. Salary or commission Ap-
ply lOs W, ,rd street, city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

NICELY Furnished sleeping room At
llol W. iith. Walnut 1851.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED to rent; ! or t-room house
IA two or three blocks o, car line.
Mrs Maud Grlsso. Broadway Central
hutei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

WANTED-To rent. or broom nn-
furnished house or apartment close
In. northeast preferred. no children,
Phone Maple t77q-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

ONE front room I2i3 North Robinson.
Walnut 31s2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

ONE large, handsomely Yurnishsd bed.
room private entrance; adjoins bath.
- n ard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

SOUTH front room and garage for rent
iOj T. il,h Maple 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

LARGE southwest room. connecting
bath, IN private homo. Walnut <S%l
WANTED-s In rooms furnish 4. IN
desirable location. Would take lease.
Nnpls t7ib
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

NICELY fnfnIshed room on car line;
Walking distance 10 woman or girl
employed Phone Walnut f10s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

RELIABLE cook. experienced. good
pastry; want long job. X. T.. Okla
hOmau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

TW0 suites OF light houseEespiIns
rooms go East ,rd Cali Maple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19

EPES-The funeral of Fletcher b.
Epes. who died Thursday in the high
lands, will be held at Backbone, Va,
his home before he came TO Albuquer-
que two years ago. The body was
shipped, last night by Strong Brothers
e. C. Robertson, cousin of Mr.. Epes
accompanied the body, but will return
here after the funeral.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
SANTA FE DIDN'T
LOSE A SUIT FOR
QUARTER CENTURY
Colonel TwitcheII at Rotary
Club AScribeS This to Judge
WaIdo's Policy of Fair
Dealing.

A number of distinguished men
were guests of the Rotary club yester-
day at the regular weekly MONDAY
luncheon. Col Ralph Il. Twitchell Of
Santa Fe made the vocational talk Of
the day. in place of Capt. w. c. Reid,
to whom it was originally assigned.
Colonel Twitchell gave = detailed
account of Santa Re law department
in New Mexico and explained how it
happened that for more than twenty
five years the Santa Fe had never lost
a case in the courts of the state. The
reason for this remarkable fact he
ascribed to the unvarying policy OF
Judge Henry 7. Waldo to deal fairly
with the public, never taking a case
into court that could be settled out Of
court, or If there was any doubt OF
the issue He was always first being
sure that law, right and justice were
on the side of the road before taking a
case into court. The speaker concluded
with an eloquent tribute to the late
| Judge Waldo, who for many years was
| solicitor for the Santa Fe.
Bishop Francis j. Mcconnell of
| Denver was the next speaker and re-
lated briefly an interesting incident
| illustrating the adaptability of the
american soldier VINO never lays down
in the face of hardships. DR.. A. NJ.
Espinosa, professor of Spanish in
Leland Stanford university and for
mer professor of Spanish IN the Uni
lversity of New Mexico. spoke of his
studies of South American trade con-
ditions and of his pleasure at the
progress of Albuquerque, his former
| home.
DR.. Austin D, Grille. president of the
| New Mexico State college. told the
Rotarians that all the data for the
working out of the drainage of the
Rio Grande valley was now available,
and spoke of the benefits of drainage
in Dona Ana county. He said the
problem was up to the land owners
who could either drain or drown" as
they preferred The speaker said that
the state college was about to open
for the year with the largest attend
anee in the history of the school
nearly 400 students having already
registered.
DIR. Frank II. H. Roberts, president
of the state normal at Las Vegas, the
last speaker. closed the program by
some humorous references to the elo-
quence Of the speakers who had pre-
ceeded him and his own closing of the
oratorical offensive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
Manicurist at Switzer's

Manicuring is an art. and when the
work is in the hands of an expert no
danger results. The Switzer barber
shop has just added a "mancuring
department" and the patronage of
ladies' as well as gentlemen. is So
licited, and work guaranteed 40 be
first class. A young ladyswho under
stands how to dress your hands is in
charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
WESTERN SCHOOL HAS
AUSPlCl0US OPENING

Although 1t is less than two weeks
old the Western School for Private
Secretaries yesterday had its fits;
call from one of the large institutions
of the city to furnish a secretary.
The support given the school by the
ambitious youth of this vicinity has
exceeded the expectations of tn
originators. of the school, and tie
student body now numbers twenty
young men and women who are dill
gently engaged in obtaining the
knowledge that will enable them to
become highly paid executives ana
private secretaries.
The school is making a specially or
intensive individual instruction which
in the end will be highly beneficial TO
the student.
The famulty is composed Of TbDs.
F. Keleher, Jr., an active practical
banker, Instructor in Banking ana
l'inanceS Dolores Huning-Pooler, III
structor in beginning and advanced
Spanish; Margart Keleher, instructor
in Secretarial Studies, and Eugenia
Keleher, instructor in Commercial
Studies
Day and evening classes are held
and students may enter any time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
HUBBELLS CHARGED WITH
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

James Hubbell and Felipe Hubbel
are under 500 bonds 10 appear be-
fore Justice of the Peace Policarpio
Sanchez at Barelas on September q
on the charge of assault and battery
made by Refugio Apodaca of Paiarito.
Apodaca appeared az the sheriffs
office late Thursday. has clothes coat
ed with mud. with r. l.. Wootton
warrants for the two men that he had
gotten from the justice They were
given to Deputy Sheriff Elfego Garcia,
who made the arrests. They furnished
bonds at once
The alleged attack on Apodaca oc-
CURED in front of the Hubboll Mer-
camille Company's store at Pajarito.
Apodaca said he had been rolled in
the mud and his clothes looked as If
he had. One of the Hubbells was said
to have stated that Apodaca made use
of vile term.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
D. K. B. SELLERS & SON
MOVE INTO NEW OFFICES

The firm of p. *. r. Sellers e. Son
have moved their offices from the
second story of the First National
bank building to the first floor of the
Whiting building. at the southwest
corner of Second street and Gold ave-
nue.. The moving had been practically
finished yesterday and the firm was
doing business in the new offices.
The offices are larger than the old
and give more room for the different
departments of the firms business
than did the old. The University
Heights Development company the
junior member of the firm, Harold
Sellers and Colonel Sellers and other
branches of the firms business will
have separate offices, but all in one
large room.