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Evening journal., 1919-08-19
~ erORU THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
NNELLENBURGN
MARKET AND SEVENTH SIS.
During July and August We Close Thursdays at Noon.
EDITORIAL

you everything while that done
nrsi thought Call this place please hut do
really know u7
you everything that think about that
should be Of tho absence OF
real ousht2 you the Eternal Truth to have
that thought9
DO that think Wilmington good markets and good
housing conditions sanitary conditions harbo and streets
think Wilmington. the world for
ran TO live and II 10 think II VII be so?
Think what subject boosting that would bel Think about how
splendid would be 10 be able to and truly that Wilmington Is
The best the lNel think would not
could tell the world and IT, ITS the best place in the world
10 liver
namiy climate physical condition
that Wilmington should not be the best the world to live II
Wilmington people will know why say II VIII be
II the people Of Wilmington will viii 1t Wilmington WI be the
place the o
Evening journal., 1919-08-19

George Wallop OF East Mauch
Chunk. Pa. while attending a per-
formance at a theatre. laughed so
heartily at the funny pictures shown
that he dislocated his shoulder blade
Evening journal., 1919-08-19

And the bathing girls patrolling the
Atlantic City beach now wear fur
garters. the embargo on bare knees
being rigidly enforced.
Evening journal., 1919-08-19
ANOTHER RECIPE

Il make it from snuff. tobacco Juice.
cider. and yeast cake, and 1t kicks all
right replied Tim Thomas when
asked by Judge Churchmsn where he
got the "hard stuff"
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LABOR
BODY IN EXPOSE
OF RADICAL LEADER

Special Dispatch to Th" lnt"lliG"nccr.
plTTSRI RGH. Aug. @f.--W. T. Eos
ter. an outsider. who has como 10 Pitts
hurrh from tn" west In preach dISCnn-
tent among tho industries "f western
PENNSYLVANIA. eastern ohio and West
Virginia. in a public statement Gays IN"
great organized labor movement -
solidlv behind him
The United Labor League Of western
Pennsylvania. the old "riGlnnl central
body IT organized labor III Western
Pennsylvania, and the father Of union
ism in the great Pittsburgh district,
positively denies that W. Il. Foster rep
rc"cnts The sentiments Of tho working
rlass Of this district and We DER" 10
place the following resolutions hrtor"
In" public. Believing that they are ap-
rrnpriatc In this. IN" reconstruction
period:
Whereas. one W. H. Foster a self cou-
tossed SyndicaliSt. tn" father OF SHb"t-
az" and other un-Am"rican doctrines w
Nmcrlra and who has in his writings IN
official SyndiCalist organs declared IN
favor of aun" ~ tn" most infamous aha
injurious ur0Isgandl Ia tabor; and
Whereas W. Il. Foster has been ap-
poIulrd L. TIA" position ut secretary
treasurer If Il COMMITTEE to "rEahlZc 'h''
steel workers. with John lllHpatr.ck. nh-
other HO-callcd SyndiCallSt or the Foster
type. AZ ms chairman: and.
Whereas these men travelling uhu'r
,h,. cloak of the American Federation OF
Labor arc preaching dIS""ntcnt on
large scale in western f"nnSSINall
during this reconstruction period when
all men who work for wages should US"
sound Judgment and common sense,
Resolved that We. IN" United lAn"r
League of Western IrnnS! 'Vln.H. d"SIr"
In deny that W. 4. POSER r"pr"Srni
tho true organized labor movement III
this district, and We further CharE" un-
"uuivrrnlly thai any organization thiH
W. H. Foster would promote" would 7"
tainted with sah0tag" and SyndIc%l ISM
and other un-Nmcrican ,urtrinrs which
Mr.. Foster has publicly advH"atcd. aI
an official representative of IN" Indus
trial Workers Of the World. and We
nn>l earnestly deny that Foster is 4
Trades Unionist at heart. an HdE"rnlr
srnts The .rradc Union sentiment of Tia"
Pittsburgh district.
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FATHER SCH0ENEN
OF DDENNO0D GOES
into HOSPITAL

Special Dispatch II Tho lntrlISrn'rr' +,
UNLTIAln!;E. Md. AuE. ;'..,.i'IE!,
" SrNr,.,.,.u pastor q! St Jo"M" Iat"-
49,, ,..;.r.n ~ l:.uw""I. W. Va. WHO
,..,:., g. E,,,.mr"" t. rn"kr o." ir,rrtr'4,i
II IT,. priests OF TIA" di"trI,y 81 " Mrri-
,r..,. nr'uG held II IL" 81 Mary II'i.
M No., ;, lie - *Hcrrrin@ from an in
f., to" or poi.on.nE Of IA" l"tt =. arm,
,..,vs..L hy a wound inflicted Win i
i 49,, vI,n h. was SUI" rN!>iuE the
rrl.alat.ug oI his rcvtoss som" t.'''.
r,rd;ral Gibbons to-day raid a vi%''
=, I.'li'..' p,r,nl;, of " MrrI!uE. wh" =
s'o,'~!lI. ut -. MIry's seminary. while
condrc:ln~ th' rrtr'%, T"' &C., yIFI ~, u
,'r.',ti,. ,.r,ny,,i I've visit. B.Sn"p bon
mn" was IT,: lid to v,ll ca N ';'"di-
nIl rs is customary FOR a visiting Pre-
late. since Nr was greatly iH .'"'" J.!
i,', io,.. r,.,tnr r!d,. from Wh..'.lu-s. an!
was advised to remain in doors 10y ms
phySlCILN.
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COAL PROBE RECESSES
Until SEPTEMBER %
Special Dispatch TO Tho Ini"ll.S"n""r.

Special nis1atch TO Tho 1nt"lNG"n'rr'
WASIilNGTON. n. G. Aux. %'--S'n-
atnrs [.lkiu@. Mclean. Meyers. N"Ir"N
and FrclinrhuyS"n. comprising tn" COIN
r,ittrr to investigate the coal %l'u"''"n'
Of which Senator F"clinEhII%'n 80 ''nJ'-
man. and which has been sitting Tor Ia"
past several days. has ADJOURNED un'h
Tuesday. September >. At whi'h Nin'
hearings will bc resumed. and II - rr'h-
ahlo that West Virginia coal operators
will BE- represented. W. II. cunningham.
secretary Of the West Virginia coal as
soc:a;ion. is now here. and Will remain
until the hearings are resumed.
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hitter Debate In Senate.

WNSIIlNGTON. AuK. -. senator
r.,n r.,runIcmn. N"n M"Nl"". replying
,rruay ct S.naI"l Mcrumh'r. R"p9hh-
can North D;IkOlI, rriCI~lns H." l"r"iEr
relations committee Of IN" praC" tr'a'%
Sh"uiunE provision or Ia" pca'" ,r'A,E'
said senator's who hHd not read the
treaty and did nor know us r"nin''
were the most lnSi>t"rt that IL ne rhI'-
fi'd Immediately.
Snun after H., began speaking Senator
FAN wits INTERRUPTED by senator N'IS'"'i
Republican. If Minnesota WIZ" asked
what ne proposed To do wuh m" treaty.
'Th, r" IS II" Us" attempting I" Ih"P
Hi, treaty into miII''mcIt. Declared IN"
Miunr&uin senator. If that Ia IA" S''h'
al"r'$ "hj"rt l." will find that mine
meat VIII lac wiped aSid' b! IN" sen
ate
Senator Fall SAID he w"ulL not. enter
INTO , discussion with S,lH'"r N"l:'u'..
in Difference I" IN" lat'"r'S az. where
upon S,mll"r Nelson r"j"ru"d;
& .u needn't consider my AZ but Jul
consider ny. tin Youngest man IN IN
senate. am neither IN my second emilio
hrud III this matter nor IN ih' N'Ni''H
matter. ',,.
Inter Interruptions Of S.urr"r Fairs
,rrcCh ~ Senator Me- umb'r I'd to az"
II The Interest exchanges simC" n"
treaty debate hogan. Facing each "ih't
~ a distance Of Il few i''t. M Nv" son
alnrS raised thor Nnlc'S ana l"'uiu'"'
tiunS. .
When Senator Fail said Ma, Senator
Ncruub"r had defended "r im' Er"ul
Uf Justice In" award 10 JTpnn "f S",Ls
stolen by Germany from 'n,nA. VT,
Nci'umhcr Spraug I" ms f"vi and
shouted:
Il any HAT statement in tot" ~ he
ing absolutely and lnGunl ii'clI lhiS'
! have never taken a." ground lhn' III"
moi If GERMANY WAS fair and moral
You hid defend ia" Sh"n!umE pro,
.y,sInn.' r,.:orI"d S. nat"r Fan. hi'!
claimed that japan had tn" r'Eht I" iaN'
"Nnd .hr derived that right under 81
solemn pledge Ia return II. but You
leave that out uf Your statement, r"
iniurd senator Nct'umh"r.
Senator McCumbrr sand ihH' a. SEM
-or FALL was prescribing for tn" conduct
If senators. Nc should TAX" som" OF ms
own medicine adding land you VIII iah'
IT hcfur.. YOU arc through
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Continued Prom Page one.)

thu. league OF nations covenant. I" f''
together IN 4 reservation expressing 'h'
.rnatc's regret at 'hr ShaiiunE award
The res, rvution which would b" pro-
posed as :; substitute for ~" !"f"'"h
relations committees Hm"nldm"ht VIII
hr discussed AT a c"u:rr"nc" "i several
Republicans tomorrow.
At t"murr"w'S session IN" c"mm'tt"i
Will hear Il delegation uc negroes re-
;;ardin. the disposition Of Germany :
African coluni"s. Representatives OF
lhc Equal RIGHTS league and of the
I."ugu" OF Darker Peoples Of tn" World
~, n,nrTrg those expected I" appear.
senator owen. Democrat. Oklahoma,
who had expected To address tn" S"nhl'
today on tn" treaty. announced NJ
would not speak until m'Ni Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28

H. Useo Every Ounce Of Himself
ial.. .,4rd amuth"r man who has
also f"t'rwcd his career M.th ihl'I'N'
y.iy uf lam that h, u%''S eye ~ ounce al
Il. u~..!r. d"n'i know but what thus ~
nl even better way of rHt'inE II 1''n
Tia. Nuihurm%ns. II STRIKES HON" NOR
>h.ri!%. ~, !,
So i.lnv r Ne think "" could 10
great thli,i;& if "nl! "" had bcauy or
.hae,.r uy,.nrluuliy ~ liz" "r som" III
tInrr xiii I:ut how ia W" kr"" that W."
yy,,rI'd L..N., ru.,d,. good ~" 81 the beauty.
TIN opportunity. the gift
": Stevenson Said
Nrr We u>,"c every "un" q, Whh' WIZ
y.u ~" n. w. irrriuE III" TOOLS ~
winch ". have. 1" carve "ut orr careers
a. sh.,rr ~ luSHthl". ,,,
rnr ihirk:. 80 St'N'n9"n as th'n
wl:h a great literary rIi,. VT St'N"nS',n
ono. ,n.l Il quot" from rn"1n"rH) f'M
,.. ,Il, hr,,. drH" AZ much with :" niue
rrfr ~ - ,,r-
.,af rr ar. va Lifting half Of what you
IuI.hl b.. H.. i"ly'
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George b. Canoe.

Funeral services Will l." held Thurs
day afternoon At o'clock At III" lat"
HON" No. IIG Tw"uty-thlrd street. for
r",. la" George Il. Canoe. well known
Y"~ .drnt vino died Tuesday afternoon
following i long illness. Rev. q. H..
Sampson. past n Of tn" North street NJ.
r.. church, will '"ffir,ai~ and int"rm"nt
viii hr mad" IN ut. II"n Gem, tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Theresa Manning.

Funeral services for tn" lat" Ih"reN'
MuuulaE. WI" di,d Monday morning
VIII H.. h"ld at The lat" h"n!", corner "l
ami Jacob streets. this
r.urWiug at $50 "'clork. iuSh mass oi
r,Iu!,.In VAL I've offered AZ ! o'clock al
-. StauiS!aliS "hurrh and Int'rW"nt VII
be mad" IL Mi calvary cemetery.
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@@~@ 600
! BRAIN Tests! :
; BY SAM LLOYD. :

10 MINUTES To ANSWER THIS.
No. 204.
Here is z good rNHnpl" OF WORD
sUnar-. You 80" tn" fly" words may ne
spelled vertically a. well aS Horizontally
in the formation.
II + I. /:
!. V T.
* = Il l. |.
Now Let u $50 who can discover IL"
fivc-l"ttrr words. /" FIT the FOLLOWING;
and which may h" arranged
in Il Squar" So a& Ia read from Top L!
bottom as well as from left 10 right
\ recess.
\ lazy fellow.
\ girls name.
Fl"CkS.
To rub out.
ANSWER TT No. 2"2.
Tho diagram shows how Tho I-%Edp'd
pirc,, Of cnurtp,aSicv - dIvni"d INTO TOUR
parts Of the sam" snap" and SIZE.
4
CC"ryr:rht. I?I'. ~ sam L"yd)
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Funeral SrpNlrrS viii h" held this af-
trrUu"u at = uCIncit At thu BrrtSrhy
pAriorS. ~" Tot SiNtcruth Street f"r
rhr -" EvmjLmiu Guudur. a,crd -
years. who dad ut III" ohio Valley
,;,u"ral hospital Tu"$d,y. lutcrnlcat
viii l." u!:ll' Il; Peninsula "".Ert"ry.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE.

Scaled bids will be received until
noon sept. 1. 1912 at the office Of the
City Engineer, City Bulding. Wheeling.
VI. Va. tor the paving Of cer;ain
streets. and the furnishing Of vItiiied
paving block for same. in Onion. Mani
SON. AID RitChir Districts. and accord
lnE to TN" plans and specifications now
on file III said engineers office.
II. \. CONRAD.
aG-c1-S-4 City Engineer.
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FOE RENO
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
Unrest 5000 in a good business prop
oS!tion. Must furnish bank reference
Address J. n, care lntciligencer.
au26-p
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NILLIcNs arc surternnr with rheLma.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheLma-
tisn. Most important discovery Of the
m"st stubborn case OF rheumatism en-.
tIrcly out Of the system. People write
Us and LAY they are astoundcd al the re.
salts. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. S1.12 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Cali:or.
MIA my-2S-t:
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WANTED Statesmen

WANTED EXPERIENCE CLOTH
ING SALESlInN. GOOD STEADY
POSITION FOE EIGKT MAY. ATPSH
sHERMAT CLOTHING STORE, llSl
MARKET ST. au--'-l
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I.,I ,rIinw min. in.a.u,.i ana krop'-
ID fl"urInr. Also .","rn #. t"nGued
and r-uuv"d yril"v IHm" flooring. suit
able tor factor! "r "arrn"US". j. v.
i;rliz < Sons 90. au--'--t'
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FOR SALE-Or rN2haI

FOR SALE-Or exchange. good I'VE
passenger touring car. ran loss IMAM
: Goa miles. Royal cord tire. Would
EXCHANGE sam" tor real estate. horses
or mules. stat" IN letter winch you
have. Address. FARMER car" lnt"lIl';"n-
49,, aI.-%G-p
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LOST-A lady's silver mess purse. al
Liberty Theatre. Reward IL returned
to Sin!c-rulo Company. au-.:.i
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ipalry farm OF GOA. For
iull rartI"u.ais. address Fafh!' care
lut"lItS"H'Cr. h"--'-'
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WANTED-huuses and Apis.

wANTED-To rent or roomed house
or apartment out the pike. within SIX
cent ;&rr limit Address b. G.. care
lntr!liGrnccr. au-2I-I
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LOST and FOUND

FoUND-.tt Darlington. Ohio, carrier
pigeon. with band on each lex. one
baud plain. the other has the follow.
InG AIR. i. 56g3. au-2S-i
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Tho greater nc rcr' SLY T"r saving
the greater your opportunity {" use
The Intelligencer Want Ads
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FOR RENT

Fer RHNT-Eicely furnished rooms.
modern convenience. In business cen.
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Inte.nYen.
GER Bldg. 5a-1S-tf
FOE RENT-One large light front room
md floor. Market street, steam hest,
suitable for one or two gentlemen. vii
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquirs
;!rd floor lnteiiiCencer BLDG. ta-l3-,f
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FOE SAIE-Oil Interest. Il :, interest
well just startl:.s N - good location,
surrounded hy wells which $h"""" i"n
I,arrrlS IrI ,liY Address Operator. BoN
\-"S care. lItrlli.r:l,," au-"i-p
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FOR SALE fresh Jersey cows can
,Iua Ring II. E..ru Grove. au-@"-J
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EARN more this year
than ever before. If the
opportunity is not at hand,
find it through advertising
in the classified.
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J., that J.. .lyirry i':h enough that one an MARI
.... J.. ly disc. IN The >i.v awkward boy al at"
'' ~ ''' day IL this, >cif-rairI>nrd gracious P'i
r gar! !" I Curtlily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
MENTAL WORK
NEEDS A STOMACH
Great Mistake to Imagine You Can
Work BETTER and Faster on the
Starvation Plan. Eat What
Nou like But Follow
With Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets


Mental work uses NJ energy fast
And energy comes from food, To eat
little or nothing in order 70 do more
work is a fallacy that has created an
army Of dyspeptics. A better plan is
to eat the regular portions Of food
such as make up the average meal
and follow each meal with Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
You will then get a double benefit
energy from food and soCiahility
with meals, for as a rule. the light
eater, or those who skip meals, get
into a bad habit a rut hermitlike
isolation. Do not be afraid Of gassi-
ness sour stomach, heartburn, heavy
feeling or coated tongue after meals.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arouse the
stomach to secrete the juices neces-
sary to relieve these troubles that so
frequently distress the mental worker
They contain harmless ingredients
which act with an alkaline effect, so
you may eat the rich things of the
banquet or the savory sausage for
breakfast with utmost freedom.
Get a 5O-cent box of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at any drug store. eat
freely of what you like and you will
do more and better work than on a
silimp diet Try this plan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
SAN DIEGO & ARIZONA
RAILWAY IS COMPLETED

San Diego, Calf, Nov l5.-Comple-
ton of the san Diego and Arizona rail-
way. connecting san Diego with the
Imperial valley and eastern points. was
made shortly after noon today when
a golden spipe was driven in Cariso
gorge by President John d. Spreckles,
of the railroad company
Although the new railroad was com
pleted today with the driving Of the
golden spike, the celebration in open
ing the railroad will not be held I'M
til December /, when traffic between
San Diego ana points in the Imperial
valley formally will be inauEurated
Trauscontinental service is expected
to be inaugurated January ! next.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
$500 GIVEN TO NEW
MEXICO w. C. T. u. BY
THE NATIONAL SOCIETY

The national executive board of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
union in session at s., Louis, yester-
day appropriated SO 600 as a prelimi-
nary gift to the New Mexico w. c.
7. I. 20 establish in the state a
Frances Willard industrial training
home for MEXICAN girls Mrs. Frances
Beacham. the state president Of Ken
lucky, added a personal gift Of $500
to the sum which will be the founda-
ton for an institution to be founded
and maintained in New Mexico es-
pe"ially for Mexican girls.
The convention in ST. Louis opened
yesterday with an attendance Of 200
officers and delegates from all parts
of the United States.
This message was received last
night from Mrs. n. j. Strumquist,
state president for New Mexico, who
is the member in attendance from this
state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON
TO BE TYPICAL AFFAIR

The fellowship luncheon at the ''Y"
tonight at SIS promises to be real
Y. NJ. C. A. affair. The meeting will
be addressed by Col Dan Morgan
Smith, who arrived in Albuquerque
yesterday. Colonel Smith is a typical
American military officer and will no
doubt relate many interesting exper-
fences and will touch upon the work
done by the Y. NJ. c. A. during the
late war. He'will address a meeting
at the Presbyterian church at 3
o'clock on the subject of prohibition.
In the evening he is scheduled to
speak at the high school building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16

in any Of the 'annexes thereto, or in
any article, section or annex of the
treaty Of peace with Germany shall,
RS against citizens of the United
States. he taken to mean any confir-
nation. ratification or approval Of
any act otherwise Illegal or in con-
PREVENTION Of the rights Of citizens OF
the United States
The vote on this reservation was 50
TO Al. with Senators Reed. Shields,
Gore and Walsh Massachusetts,
again timing up with the republicans.
Senator Hitchcock began tonight
final efforts toward compromise. He
called conference Of the treaty's
friends TO meet as soon as the senate
completes action on committee res
ervauons The meeting which is eX-
pecteG TO take place Monday or Tues
DAY, will be open TO both democrats
and republicans, mild reservation re-
ruh'icars being expected to play an
important part in the final outcome,
So far. senators Of this group have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
G00DELL NOW OWNER OF
75-F00T FRONTAGE ON
WEST CENTRAL AVENUE

Joseph e. Goodell has purchased
the lot next to Pappe's bakery on West
Central avenue, from the Roderick
Slower estate, and as he already
owned the other two lots between
there and the Corner of Central ave-
nue. and Sixth street, this gives him Il
frontage of seventy-five feet on ian
trail avenue in one of the best business
locations in the city
1t is Mr.. Goodell'a intention to bgi! |
"a three story building on ,hese lots,
enc story of which will be occ lpled
by his business college.
My ambition for several years has
been to house the business college in
home Of its own on Central avenue
said Mr. Goodell yesterday, land ! in
tend to put up a fine building on these
lots just as soon as | can see my way
clear to do So"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
OPERATIONS OF REDS
IN MEXICO REPORTED
LnY MORNING .ousnAL sprelAl LEASED wnasl

icy HORNINU JOURNAL 5FtCTNI IFNstU WTHEI
Washington, Nov. 15.--Operations of
reds in Mexico are reported further in
today's advices from Mexico City. A
strike in Orizaba has assumed such
proportions that Gen. Elias Gales,
ministry of the department of indus
try, commerce and labor, with the
head of the labor bureau, has gone to
that city.
The strikers, led by a small group
Of Russians who came recently to the
county, have refused to consider any
Cancellation.
From Ta&ulipas comes an official
report that workngmen have com
planned to the authorities of men eX-
plotting them and spreading seditious
propaganda.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
CAPT. CLEARWATER IS
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT

It was learned yesterday that Capt.
w. II. CLEARWATER, Thomas ellis a1l
j. T. Peter, en- route from Gallup to
Ramah, were injured when their eu-
tomobile skidded and turned ever in
an arroyo twelve feet deep, enc 01ilc
north of Gallup, about o'clock yes
terday morning. Mr. CLEARWATER sus-
tanned bruises, Gillis' left wrist was
broken and his face bruised and
Peters chest was bruised. ellis and
PETER are in a hospital at Gallup.
None of the parties concerned WAS
dangerously injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
JUDGE GIVES DECISION
IN IRRIGATION CASE

In the test case of the Albuquerque
Acequia VS.. Mrs. Robert Dietz, which
was heard in the district court Fri
Cay, Judge Hickey handed down de-
cision for the defendant The case
was brought for the purpose of test
ing out the right of property owners
along the acequia to build gates across
the main canal The decision affected
all the ranchers in the valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
No Car Ever Offered
Such Proof

The reason these records, made years
ago, still stand unequallcd is simple. The
Super-SiX is a patented motor developed
and controlled by Hudson The principle
which gives it power and endurance over
others would if incorporated in any other
six, make it equal to Hudson in that re-
spect.
But YOU must choose d Hudson to get
those qualities There is no other way.
Hudson also leads in style 1t has intro
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
COURT MARTIAL TRIAL
FOR ALLEGED HUN SPY

Washington, Nov. 15.-Steps for
trial by naval courtmartial of Herman
Weasels, alias Carl Rodiger, alleged
German spy and officer Of the German
navy, arrested May / last year, in New
York City and indicted by a federal
grand jury on charges of treason and
conspiracy to commit espionage, have
been taken by the navy department,
This is the first case of alleged es-
pionage during the war over which
the navy has assumed jurisdiction.