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FOR SALE-H0USES

J. d. GARMAN,
90 District Natl Bank Bldg.
Business Properties For Sale
Many OF them good Investments.
2126 Pa. ave. n w-Large store and
fats: price just now. $4,000; rent
$500 per year.
4s5 Pa. ave. n. w.-4-Stery brick;
large store on first floor, photograph
doors: Drioo. ':5'ooo3 5.S On rent p' ,l.7s0i
2's E st. y. w.-ccrnsr E ana sd
;io,Ooo. blocks from Union Station
On D st N. E.-Larss corner prop
erty; 10 rooms. Iatrobe heat; price,
sI'2S0: want to sell at once TO close
y: W.-For each Of them about
$50. 900; all Of them we'll rented; all
OF them good business places.
Large. wide s-story brick business
place on H st. ". e: 8 rooms and
iaEso SURE price, 4s,5OU.
saS7 NJ street, Gsorsetown-Busi-
ness. ness place and nat, 15.25o; near
1851 Good Hope Rd.. Anacostia-
GOOD established bakery store and
dwelling; price now $3.50; $1,000
On 18th st., Just above Pa ave.
N: WILarge business place. $4,000;
an excellent investment.
Good business property in the 17oO
oIock on Pa ave. n. W, &45,oooj a
good Investment.
On the 1909 block Pa. ave. n W
large business places. 3125, 900.
from 3'SS6S' up R'i3'ss t0 sso566S SSss' FOR sale
Apartment houses for sale.
47-aers subdivision property or fac
tory site inside OF the District; will
vi JN7h III" AOE PH0BVVV
weli-sstabIished grocery business
for sale; 236 st. y. e; the entire
stock Of goods can be bought now for
about $4,000 to $4,000.
Also this fine corner for which is
good Well-built brick for $4,000
34.ooo-Now vacant: within walking
detached; latrobe-heat home; S5sS
cash.
latrobe-heat home in good condition;
$500 cash
Now vaeant-south Of You St. near
18th: rooms. hot-water heat; now
every respect; electricity. gas, colo
ntal porches, cement porches, room
for garage: convenient q Chevy
Chase car line and Mount Pleas ant
cash about $500; balance on easy
terms.
Ss.25o-A welI-constructed 7-room.
hot-water heat home; near Lincoln
perfect condition; a fine location;
handy to Lincoln Park car line; all
kinds OF real estate for sale.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg,
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MADAM D,ASHMAN-

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT IN AMERICA
Will help you 70 decide what is best foP
you to do in love. business, marriage a.
vorce. changes travelling; viii tell you II
you will marry the one you love, give you
lucky days and numbers See her TO-DAY.
She can tell you lots OF things you will -
glad to know. Unlike ordinary peoula,
Madam D'Aahman has possessed the e.
traordinary power from childhood
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room g. 1901 q ST. n. W
Cor. 18th and 9. OPP, DroOp Mualc stora.
qRa
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MADAME PARKER

Noted clairvoyant and paImist. Gives
advice on business matters, love, health,
and family affairs. Tells name OF your
future husband or wife, tells II one you
love Is true or false. What part OF the
country IL luckiest to you. What to do 90
be successful in life. Readings 500 1911
Z st y. W. between 18th and lath. 26e
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MADAM Waste

& BUSINESS ADVIsaRs-
There is no subject Of greater impoF-
tance 10 man than the study OF himself.
Through the science OF Phrenology iifs's
innermost secrets can be revealed By
knowing yourself you can gain success and
happiness
BE advised by one who can properly a d.
wise you. Timely advice prevents many .
failure. Satisfaction or no charges
HOURS, 10 A. NJ TO p. NJ.
LOCATED S25 18th ST. y. W. gaa
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$3.50.
ON THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 18th ST.
A rnedsrn home; 4 sleeping rooms on 2nd
floor; very wide front porch; screened back
porch: hardwoo floors; finished in white
and mahogany; deep back yard TO allsy.
VACANT.
81 500.
IN PETWORTH.
Attractive six-room brick; heated by hot
water: electric lights; hardwood floors;
front and back porchesi garage
$3.50
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
A new house; contains rooms and bath;
heated BY hot water; electric lights; sleep
ing porch; colonial front porchi coed lot
TO alley; easy terms. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.
S6,T5e
CORNER IN BLOONNGDALE.
A tWo-story and cellar brick; rooms
and bath; bed rooms; heated By tuFnacsi
excellent locality; attractive terms
3I,75o.
DOWNTOWN HONE.
white ueIEhbeFhood; q semi-detachod
brick home: rooms and bath: convenient
to Government Departments; easy terms
yTEH Ii CAIN
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ARTHAN

Noted platform test medium, gives readings
daily on all Affairs of life, reveals every
thing. good or bad: best adviser. see him.
you will make no mistake. Studios sos G
81. y. w. Names dates. facts 21e |.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
:nsss ~ tAs Dtstr.et q coG'V6ia.
MRS. JEANETT.
FALAusT, CLAIRVOYANT.

FALMIST, CLAIRVOTANT.
Guaranteed 70 read your entire life uara
present and future She asks no ausHtion1
put before you utter q word she tells whnf
you called for names Of frienda, gnanis1eI
tells now 20 gain success IN husina11
health, cnurt8hips marriage, diVorca tali1
you what part of tie world win - Bno-
esgsful for you; adviaes how to gain ar,a
hold good poaitions she tells q the 90
you love " true OF fai8a Are yoa n
Iroublel Do you ind the one yon haVa
bestowed your trust and aRsctiou 15DeS
acting cool and Indifferent toward ytuP
She viii remove all obstacles and tell von
how to win and hold ths one you da1IFa
She reunites the separated, locates absent
Lrlendg or relatives. Readings, e1.oo
se8 dtn 81 ". ". (opposit8 Saks = Cal
Private Parlora 2a6
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MADAME ZELLA

Looks accurately into the farthesf depthH-
Of human hand and reads the most delFsl
cate and shadowed signs OF ones life.
descendant OF that famous GYPSY queen i
Zella. who, more than a century ago. read
the hands OF crowned heads Of Europe
Madame Zella has practiced reading the
mysteries or the hand since girl Of ig
years and has been taught and snlightened
by the best and most noted old and younR
OF her Gypsy race. Satisfaction guarzn-
teed. 6l3 7th st. y. W. 2ss
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MRS. ROSWELL

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Gives advice on business matters. love.
health and family affairs: tells II the one
you love Is true or false, what part Of the
be successful in life. Gives you dates and
facts. tells you what has passed IN life
single question. She does not tell to
please. but reads just as the hands indl-
cate; tells you the planets you were born
under, the lucky and unlucky planets:
when and whom you viii marry; settles
and explains love, family troubie mar
rage. DIVORCE health, lawsuits. specula-
kinds In fact. no matter what your hops,-
fear or ambition, come 20 this noted PALM
ist and md help There % no use for any
one to be unsuccessful or unhappy No
matter what the cause. her advice removes
all trouble She guarantees natisfaetioa.
Readings S1.0O. 10 TTH ST NJ W gao
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GEORGETOWN Residence

Georgetown Residence
Three story bay window brick, 8 rooms,
bath, back porch, large yard to paved al
ley Price $4,000, cash required $500. bal
ance $50 d month, including all interest
Attractive Mt. Pleasant Home
Just of 18th St. above Park road, s
rooms, reception hall, bath, story back
porch large yard. room for garage, colon
ial front porch. nice front lawn, a bargain
at IS. 500. $500 cash required.
Convenient to Navy Yard
Capitol, Congressional Ofhce RIdgs and
Library facing Garfield Park. attractive 6
rooms, reception and bath brick house with
brown stone steps and trimmings, concrete
cellar furnace, paved alley. Price, $4,000.
Cash required 81. 900; balance $50 a month,
including all interest.
+. p. SHEEHY,
1910 G. Franklin 6117.
aui5-tf
MODERN. rooms; desirable location :
aah h11
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No. T4Ts2I-BRAND NEW BUNGALOWS
$3.50; 81, 900 cash, balance,
terms: 5 rooms, bath, open dre-
places, hardwood trim, doors,
&c, hot-Water heat large lot,
porches.
No. 75Ts2I-35,sOO Bungalow; rooms,
bath, lot 50Ti9o, all improve
ments, electricity, hOt-wafer
heat &C, terms
No. 7sT52I-NoRTHwEsT; near Iith and
Park road; 10 rooms, bath, cleo
lot, garage, $4,000 cash, terms,
l block from cars, $3.50.
No. 77TszI-NoRTHwEsT near Soldiers
Home, modern room, bath,
hot-Water heat. electricity, &C..
terms; $500.
VA 7ET321-MoUNT PLEASANT; near
18th and Park read: beautiful
home, 8 rooms, baths, open
hreplaces, hardwood hOoFs, cleo
trieity. double garage, cement
floor and drive, sleeping and
breakfast porehes. bargain
and with good terms
No. 7qTS21-HandSoue room, baths with
3 beautiful large lots, facing
washington-Bal Boule-
ward, electricity. gas, heated, all
modern improvements, first
class condition, garage, chicken
house bargain at S7,25o-&l, 500
cash balance $50 monthly.
only 10 minutes from Treasury
BY steam road, 20 minutes by
auto and 30 minutes by electric
cars. Act quickly as owner
wishes to leave city At once.
M EOTssl-six rooms bath. hot-Water
heat lot 56EI50. all modern i'm
provements, chicken house.
block from cars, $4,000 cash;
terms.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
9O3 n. Y. Avenue.
I'D Floor.) 81
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tising
FOR SALE-HOUSES

No. s4T321F-s room house. good as new.
electricity. 1 acre; high ele-
yati0H: on good auto road to to
cash, terms; cent carfare.
No s5TS21F-5 room house: stories
large lot: outbuildings; $4,000
cash.
No. 66T32lF-5 room house, also room
bungalow, large lots, furnace
heat. bath, electricity, on di-
rect car line to city; $4.750;
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
No s7TS:1F-S room house; Il acre
Buildings. fruit. $4,000, terms.
No, s'Tas1FIs room house: stories, i: s.s 2
terms.
No. sSTs2lF-4 room pebble dashed bun
galow. with room basement;
lots, electricity. S minutes
to cars: $2,5oo; terms
No. 7oT321F--S. rooms. IL lots. metal ex-
terror; several outbulldlnBs5
$500. terms.
No .71TssIF-4 room bungalow; lots;
water. $1,000 cash
No 73T321F-Numbsr Of desirable build
ing lots, terms as low as 81
down and 81 a month. Priced
from $40 to $3.50. Special in
mt to n q w.
ing larger tracts.
ALL OF ABOVE ON
FIVE-CENT CARFARE
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
61st and Dix Streets N. E.
903 n. Y. Avenue.
Phones Lincoln 3430
Main 5371.
Elegant, convenisntly ar
ranged new houses Of six large
rooms and bath, poFcheB front
and rear, double oak floors up
and down stairs. Hot-WatoF
heat, open hreplaces; up to the
minute electric lighting hK-
tureG Convenient TO the
ears Moderate prices and
terms. See sample 1ou10, l1S
Varnum 1t. y. W.. PetWorth
HOWARD & HINES,
INCORPORATED
SSS 1Sth ct. N. ". Franklin SSSG
Iy1S-8
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Near 10th and Nd. Ave. N. E

Six rooms and bath; attractive
ly arranged; large yards; wide al
ley; excellent street; close 60 car
lines; good residential section.
$3.50; liberal teTmA.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY
GARAGES
FOR RENT.


for rent. lS49 Perry p4
y w Phone Columbia 5ei=. p
VI ST. \. W. 029-ROom for one small ear
in rear -
BRICK GARAGE, Sl2 per month";. lT28 lss
st y. W. Phone North 63SS. 70
GARAGE SPACE in private garage, rear
HAS 21st st y w. phone Franki1
2S06. reasonable. %
GARAGE In rear Of 1880 FalrmOnt -.
\. w; SO per month. z-
BRICK, single, nth and Park
rd. n. w. 6. w. KING, r.,
92O n. Y. ave. n. w. p
FIREPROOF CONCRETE GARAGES
81 50 per month; washing facilities. electric
lights rear 6th and Lamont sts- y w. 81
SIC 18th St End door. Tel. Main 4saA
Z. 7. RICHARDSON.
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MADAME VICTORIA

MISS la POINTS, spiritual adviser, 10,
dian Usycatc lOIt Sth st. n ". 80
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PHRENOLOGY.

Genuine Egyptian PaImist Reads pase,
present and future. Satisfaction guarans
tsed. 924 Pa. ave. " W. as
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WaShington'S Favorite
Adviser,

AAHAoIAg
PROF. MARCUS Ia MAR,
MOST REMARKABLE READER or
HUMAN DESTINY OF THE PRESENT
AGE-LN A CLASS DISTINCTLY ALOHm
Tells Your Name In Full
Also FULL NAMES OF HUSBAND. WIN
or SWEETHEART: tells you whom and
when you will marry (IF EVERY; brings
about marriage with the man or woman
you love; never fails TO reunjts those that
are separated; helps you to overcome trou-
bIes OF any kind in q short tims and gives
neYer-faiHng help and advice on Business.
Speculations. Lawsuits, Patents, Changes -
in fact, there Is not a Problem under ,tha
Sun that this strange bat wonderful man
cannot solve with ease. To consult with
Prof. Marcus la Mar means to spend the
most interesting and positively the most
valuable half-hour you have ever known.
Crowded parlors. grand results and hA8
many years OF practice right here in wash
ington speak louder than columns OF SELF
praise. Hours. II A. NJ 20 s ?. n dailys
closed Sundays
1920 @ st. N. W.. e
? Doors From 18th Street. 21a
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18th ST, Near Girard

Beautiful location, on Columbia
Heights; convenient to car lines
and near Central High School; 10
rooms. baths; sttrEctiYtlY de-
signed liberal termss SS.0g9.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 7i3 f4th st. N. w.

Corner House Northeast
SS,OOO-ExcelIent neighborhood;
convenient TO 3 car lines; walking
distance Of Union Station; 4 short
ride from Treasury; s rooms and
bath; attractive throughout; dou-
BILE back porch; all outside rooms;
good yards.
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WANTED-FARMS

FARM iR Va. around 5000; stock crops
and tools: prefer near car and gchoolA
AadreW BOX Asa Times ofhcs. -
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FOR SALE-SToRES
FOR RENT-oEEIcES

CHANDLEB BUM.DNG. rs 18th n. W.,
hoors and basement, electric elevator.
steam heat; rent a. a whole OF By 6ooru
or rooms. Inquire 730 18th st. n. w.
Phone Main Te5 aul3-u
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MADAME KASKO
MADAME EPPY

Scientific Egyptian PaImist Tells pasE
eBent and future. Satisfaction guaFan-
ed. 622 Fifth 81. N. W. 36s
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Close to Downtown

&5,0OO-LibeFaI terms; 5 rooms
and bath; front colonial porch
southern exposure; excellent yards;
central location; walking distance
OF entire business section; not far
from Public Library.
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Near Dept. of Agriculture

rooms, bath; one square from
Mall; near Museum ana not far
from Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. Price, SG.S0o.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
TO-DAY
BY
L. G.. SCHROEDER

With more than 400 houses for sale in
best locations Of the city Of Washington.
available on terms which will enable every
one to suit his taste and pocket, We ofer
TO-DAY these few
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Near TruXton Circle

Facing south on prominent street {;
steam heat; thoroughly equipped I;
rooms and bath: conv7nient 10
schools, stores aad walking dis
tance OF Union station. Price
$500.
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lexington

Attractive new house section;
clese to cars; convenient TO schools;
is minutes ride from Treasury
rooms and bath. Price. $500.
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Near Soldiers Home.
&I,7SO-Slx rooms and bath
front colonial porch; yards; south
ern exposure; high location.
Terms, $3.50 cash
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
DAYLIGHT SAVING.

BY the failure of the agricultural
appropriations bill. with its rider re-
pealing the daylight saving act, the
country is assured Of at least one
more season of the time to which we
were introduced last year The clocks
will be set ahead one hour on March
30th. ..r..
The opposition came from the
farmers, who regarded it as embar-
RAISING to their work, not because it
changed their Hours on the farm
they observe the eight-hour day rigid
ly, eight hours before noon and eight
after--but because 1t changed the
hours of the merchants with whom
they have to do business. The farmer
wants to so to town and buy his sup
plies about six o'clock in the evening
He works by the sun, and the sun is
nigh in the heavens when the daylight
savings six o'clock comes and the
merchant closes his store.
The daylight savings plan is a great
boon to hundreds of thousands. of
factory and store workers through
out the country, and it is believed that
another trial of it will make it per-
manent in our country.
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AS TO PERSHlNG,

Admiral Sims, who has been in
command of the American fleet in
European waters. delivered a farewell
speech to his officers Saturday in
which he took occasion to pay high
compliment to General Persh!ng and
to sharply criticize alleged critics of
Pershing on this side of the water.
He said; .t
IF any one needs praise, he docs,
with a lot of small things on the
other side barking at his heels"
Although we read rather carefully
large number of newspapers and
all of the principal magazines, we,
have seen no criticism of Pershing on
this side of the Atlantic, therefore
cannot understand from what source
the admiral has facts justifying his
remark. l.-..
There has been much criticism of
Secretary of War Baker, and the vol
ume Of it is growing daily. He was
the biggest mistake of the Wilson
dministration, and history will so ap-
praise him. But of Pershing we have
heard nothing derogatory on this side
of the water, unless a serious effort
to have him nominated for the presi-
dency could be so considered.
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JOY IN HOMEIY HAPPENINGS.


Curiously enough. as one reads let
tiers and reports that come to one per-
sonally, one finds that the interest of
our boys in France is centered on the
quaint and homely happenings of
everyday living. The big certainties-
life, death, Immortality, God-they
take joyously for granted with their
strange, new might into things spirit
ual, their prescience of reality; but,
perhaps for the first time, they are
realizing everyday joys; know what
quiet means and rest and needed
sleep; are aware of the holiness of
clean clothing, the exquisite flavor of
coarse food the divine loyliness of
dawn, and the noontime and night.
And so having found out about life,
they know all there is for us to know
about death. Instead of losing it's
strange distinction, death for them
has taken on a new sDlendor, as have
the common things of life.
And as to their losing the vision
forgetting-those who live to come
back--they may But they have
known reality, those boys, and one
does not easily drop into materialism
after one has attained that knowledge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
THE LEGISLATURES AND WOMEN

The Legislature adjourned without
either passing a memorial favoring
national suffrage or resolution sub
hitting suffrage to the voters of New
Mexico for their approval or rejec-
ton.
This was about as bad political
break as could have been made by
the republican party. Because, if we
leave out of consideration the fact
that women are entitled to the ballot
and should, therefore have it.
they should have been wise
enough to see that women are going
to be given national suffrage very
soon, whether New Mexico approves
or disapproves.
The world has come to look upon
women as having rights other than
those represented by the male animal.
Also that she has inherent qualities
which men do not possess. and that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
THE GROUNDING COMES OUT.

The grounding can come out of his
refuge today. On the second day of
February he came out, following the
traditions of the grounding, saw his
shadow about nine o'clock, and scoot-
ed back for six weeks stay. The
precaution has been fully justified.
But the six weeks are IN, and yes
terday the last day, the weather was
cold, windy and snowy. But the
grounding can come out now, because
we have the end of the hardest winter
this STATE has ever known.
But every cloud has a silver lining.
The promise for bumper crop of
fruit never was so good. That will
more than compensate for the big
coal bills We have had to pay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16

brings the time of vesting-wheth-
er her harvest be of children or of
ideas.
THE Girl of the Golden Heart is
the rose among women. the rose of
the world. She need not fear the
blight of age upon her perfumed
cheek, the frost of years upon her
magnetic hair. For all these inva-
sions of time the arch Prussian will
leave the golden heart untouched, the
core of beauty undefiled. She is the
woman who. knowing everything
about life, loves it. who, far too wise
TO be deceived by all our little pre-
lenses and hypocrises, yet fuses
them all to beauty in the crucibe of
her warm nitN''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
TOday's Anniversaries.

1766-COunt Jean Frederic de Wal
deck the eminent archaeologist
and painter, born in Paris. Died
there in 1875. aged 100 years
1S01-Four hundred lives lost in the
wreck of the British warship,
lnyincible, off Yarmouth, Eng
land.
lS40-Rear Admiral John A. Howell,
u S. n, inventor of the Howell
torpedo, born at Bath, N. Y.
Died at The Plains, Va, Jan.
10. 1918.
1861-Georgia adopted the confeder-
ate states constitution.
1877 4-Bonapartist demonstration at
Chilehurst on the Prince Impe-
rails 18th birthday.
1894-A local option bill was defeated
in the Iowa legislature.
l9Ol-The Duke and Duchess of Corn
wall (King George and Queen
Nary started on a colonial
tour.
1915-British order in council prohi-
bited all traffic to and from
Germany.
1916-Gen Roques succeeded Gen.
Gallieni as French minister of
war.
1917-Russian revolutionists decided
to abolish the monarchy.
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her voice in government is whole
some.
When the ruling classes of a nation
are ruled by their passions, woman
hood fares badly. Civilization never
gets forward faster than women can
travel The whole history of man
kind declares this. No race Of men
was ever much better than its
mothers.
Before the time of Christ woman
was an inferior in the esteem of man.
II was Christ who taught the world
that women are on an equality with
men. 1t was Christ who set the eX-
ample of friendly courtesy toward
women which modern gentlemen
strive to emulate The hallmark of
Christianity is courtesy toward women
The one offense against the human
race that the world will never forgive
Germany is its brutal treatment of
Womanhood--not its incidental tramp
ling on them as it chased its prey, but
its beastlinoss toward them. And not
only its attitude toward enemy wo-
men, but its policy toward the female
Of its own kind. to plan to resort to
polygamy for building up its crippled
fighting machine.
When Germany officially promul-
gated this doctrine, 1t seemed to be
scraping the bottom of the barrel of
iniquity, But Bolshevist Russia has
now outdone the Huns in shame. The
Russian Bolshevist, in the light of his
plan to nationaize women, may we'll
he called the Ape that Walks-L ike-a-
Man. One must go back to the cave
man to find a match for this human
animal.
Women have gone far in civilized
countries toward attaining their
rights. and it would have raised New
Mexico in the estimation of the rest
of the country if there had been a
genuine expression favorable to equal
suffrage on the part of the legislature
of this state. We are not in the class
with the Hun, to saying nothing of the
class of the Russian Bolshevist, but
we have done a thing for which we
have no reason to be proud. We have
shown ourselves still controlled by
the instincts of the cave man. in one
particular, at least.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
Today'S Bjrthday s.

Willis j. Abbot noted editor and
author, born at New Haven. Conn., 56
years ago today.
John M. Parker of Louisiana vice
presidential candidate of the progress
sive party in 1915, born at Bethel
Church, Miss, So years ago today.
Elsie Janis, a popular star in must
cal comedy, born at Columbus, O., %
years ago today
Henry 3. Walthall, who cnioys a
wide following among photoplay Pat
rons, born in Shelby county, Ala, Al
years ago today.
Percy Mackaye. celebrated poet and
dramatist, born in New York City, A
years ago today.