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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
MAJOR WITH THREE MEN
KILLED AT CAMP MERRITT
Six Others. Including Women ,pd
Child, Injured In Auto Hu.
Collision.

CAMP MERRITT, ". j., April 25-A
major and three enlisted men wcrc
Killed and six persons, including three
women and child, were seriously in
1ured near the entrance of camp to-
night In head-on collision between
TWO automobile busses, both carrying
many passengers.
Those killed were: Major Stanley A.
Baldwin and Privates Anthony Houcb
Jeremiah Sncbbers and Timothy Mar
nell.
The cause of the collision was made
the subject OF an immediate investiga-
ton by the military authorities, bu,
no report on their findins5. If any, was
siven out. Ihe drivers of both ears
were among the injured IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
BRITISH AVIATOR SPEEDS
AUTO AND is ARRESTED
Major Morgan. Awaiting "Trip Over
Ocean, Summoned TO Court hy
Local Officers.

ST. JOHNS, y. f.. April 25.-"Ad-
verse weather conditions" prevented
an air flight from here again today.
Furthermore. Major Morgan. the
navigator of the Martinsyde airplane,
has been summoned TO appear in court
next Tuesday to answer ii charge OF
operating an automobile without :.
license. This, he declared with good
humor. was an added obstacle placed
by fate in the path OF a hight.
Pilot Raynham has sowed his Hover
seeds around the hangar OF the Mar
tinsyde and. in fact. may be able to
decorate the first plane off. He said
the fog and rain here were excellent
for horticulture.
E,asterly winds with the thickes.
mist of the year prevailed on the
ocean. and no change is probable un-
til the new moon OF the 30th of the
month.
The British dock strike is expected
to delay the steamer Digby, which is
carrying the Handley-rage bomber
here, several days. thereby aiding the
rivals on this side.
The Sopwith and Martinsydc navi-
gators are using their leisure time in
practicing with the wireless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
SECOND U-BOAT ARRIVES
Works Her Why Up to Brooklyn Navy
lnrd After Thrilling
Trim.

NEW YORK. April 25-With II crew
and with Lieutenant Vincent Astor at
tne wheel ne German mine laying
submarine u-117. the second OF the
captured U-boatS to arrive in this
country, worked her way into the
Brooklyn navy yard this evening and
was docked at one OF the piers. The
SubmerSible mine layer left Harwich
England, on April 3 under the com
mand Of Lieutenant-C Commander a. q.
Dibrett. who had charge OF her
throughout the voyage.
shortly after leaving the English
coast he said. eve encountered a
series of head winds which developed
later into gale. The weather becanc @
so rough that on April 10 we were
compelled to put into the Azores. where
we lay for two days. leaving on the
12th."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
CITY COUNC|LMEN
WILL BORROW AND
NOT INCREASE TAX
Finance Committee Com
pletes Its Report on
1919 Budget.
PLANS NO DECREASE
IN SALARY SCHEDULE
Will Recommend Council Give
Authority to Secure
1851 900.
EXECUTIVE SESSION is HELD
Amount Required to Operate Rich
mond During Year May BE
Slashcd to S51S,OOO.
EXECUTIVE SESSION IS HELD

There Will be no increase in civ
taxes this year, according to tho deci
sion of the City Council Finance Com
mi'tee. which completed it's report on
the 1ol? budget last night after a
lengthy session. This means that the
city viii have to borrow tho difference
between the estimated expenditures OF
the year and the estimated rece;pts
mere VIII be no decrease in salaries
and the budgets OF the various de-
partments, including schools. were cut
s per cent
Last nights meeting OF the COM
mittcc was an executive session and
II is not known what were the ways
and means by which the member final
~ got together the much debated
question or where Is the money COM
Ing FROM? There were three methods
be considered. One was to raise ii by
increased taxes. Another was to bor-
row il.
VIII borrow Portion.
Another was 10 borrow part OF II
and get the other part by small tax
raise. The committee finally decided
to follow the customary Richmond
policy and borrow the money. and ac-
cordingly co, they will recommend that
the Council give authority for the bor-
rowing of ssGl,000 or SO much thereof
as may be necessary.
Members Of the committee say that
they dor think that IL Will be ncces-
sary to borrow more than SJIS,o
but In order TO provide double as
surancc they decided to repor, that
authority be given for as much as
1851, 900.
Plans No Reductions.
Councilman Jones stated last night
that, speaking for the committee, he
was authorized to state that the COM
mittee at no time had ever conteni-
plated a reduction in salaries OF the
employees in the various departments.
Indeed, according to Mr.. Jones, the
question of these salaries is one that
is peculiarly within the power and
jurisdiction OF the Advisory Board and
the Council has nothing TO do with IT,.
Alderman Powers last night also con-
Cured in the statement OF Mr.. Jones.
The budget question has been the
principal topic of discussion since early
IN the year Mayor Ainslie fatty toi'
the Counciimen that the policy OF bor-
rowing money every wear for current
expenses was one that was getting
Richmond head over heels in debt and
that rather than continue this policy
the rate Of taxation should be raised.
The budget now goes TO the City
Council for final action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
LITTLE RELIEF EXPECTED
FROM LOW TEMPERATU URE
Predictions Are Thnt Cold Wave VIII
Continue Today In Eastern
states.
LBy AssocInled Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. April 26.-Ilttlc or
no relief from the cold wave which
has swept over the Central and East
ern States was predicted for tomorrow
by the Weather Bureau tonight.
SllEntiH warmer weather was forecast :
ed for Il few of the Central States but
in the greater par; OF this section and
in all OF the Eastern Atlantic States
north of the District of Columbia the
temperature Will remain practically
the same.
The Weather Bureau predicted tina
heavy damage would be done tonight
bY the low temperature. The high
wind. which prevented much damage
last night, was reported to be dying
down. increasing the danger from
freezing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
TRAINING FOR STUDENTS
Summer Small Arms school VIII He
Estnbliahcd at Tnris Island. S. g.,
by War Department..

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Plans for
the establishment of q summer school
In, small arms instruction at Paris
Island. ;. G.. for the benefit of students
In Southern and Eastern UniyerSitics
having military training as part OF
their curriculum was announced today v
posal has been approved by Major
General George Barnett, commandant
of the marine corps.
The school will offer n three weeks
course i'm pistol, rifle and machine-gmn
practice. and will close with 4 rifle
competition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
.Jnhnkc,s Timc SERVICE.

Mcssrs Jahnkc Bros. jewelers.. take
pleasure in informing the public that
their wireless time service from the
United States Observatory at Arling-
ton, Va. (Which has been dismantled
for two years on account OF the wary,
is again In daily operation, and tho
wearers of fine watches are again most
cordially invited to avail themselves of
the accurate comparisons which this
elegant service affords.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
HUNGARIAN SOHZETS'
TROOPS SURRENDER
TO ROLlMAKZAN ARMY
Bcfd Kun S Communists Pit UD
Poor Showing Against
OncOniing Enemy.

BERN, April % tF'rench wireless
Of the Hungarian com
hlunist army facing the Roumanians
southeast of Budapest has surrender
ed and the rest is in flight. according
to a Roumanian official statement re-
ceived here.
West Of Budapest the Czacho- Slovaks
have occupied Komorn. OF The Danube
ard Raab (Gyor).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
RECOMMEND A. H. HILL
TO SUCCEED CHANDLER
City School Board Nominates As
sistant on Advice Of Retiring
superintendent.
FACULTIES URGE SELECTION
State Board of Education Has Final
Decision in Mattcr-Wood ano
Coal Contracts Arc Let for Year
to Local Concerns.
FACULTIES URGE SELECTION

At Its meeting last night the City
School Board unanimously voted to rec
ommend Assistant Supcrintcnd ndent a. II
Hill as successor to DR.. j. a. c.
Chandler, Superintendent OF the Rich
mond Schools. The recommendation is
made to the State Board of I1education.
which has the final say. but 1t is be-
lievcd that the action of the local
board is decisive in the matter
Prior TO this. DIR. Chandler officially
intorned the board that as he had ac-
Mary College he would present his
resignation as Superint endent of
schools to the State Board of Educa-
tion at the May meeting of that body
July /.
Expresses His Regret.
He expressed his regret at sevcrinp
his relations with the school Board
ana the members Individually and col
lectively expressed their incarceration
dered to the schools OF Richmond
After MIR. Hill had retired from the
room the matter OF recomm endation
concerning DR. chandler's successo,
pressed the hope that Mr.. Hill would
be the favored one. This met with the
approval of all the members, and the
action TO this end was taken
Letters Were read from the Elemen-
tary Teachers Association. the Board
OF Principals OF the Public Schools and
The Secondary Teachers Association OF
John Marshall High School indorsine
MI. fili Tor the position of superin-
tendem.
Let Fuel Contracts.
At the session the contracts for fuel
TO be supplied the schools next SEES
SION were let. Murphy * Co was
awarded the contract for wood for the
schoois In the eastern. northern and
cord. G.athrop * Co, was awarded the
contract for wood for the South Side
at 81 cord. and the contract for
coal Tor all the schools mt S5.75 for
run of mine and S9.25 for anthracite
Ihe board adopted savings account
system Tor pupils. which was present
ed oE Assistant Superintendent Bin
simpler than the one now i'm effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
THIEVES GET $4,000
FROM TRUCK AT STAUNTON
inspectors Are Working on Theory
PERSONS Who Had Previous I<nOwi-
edge Are Guilty.

STAtNToN, VA, April 2j-Fifteen
thousand dollars in currency, CONSIGNED
to the Treasury Department by II local
bank, was stolen from q railway mail
truck here this morning
Postal inspectors s'arc working on tho
theory that the theft was committed
by ncrson having previous knowl-
edge of the shipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
II. O. n. G. lin. 100000 Memberr.

April 25.-Units OF
jc reserve officers training corps are
ling maintained at 30s institutions.
Id comprise In their membership 1O0.-
10 students. An official statement
l,ued by tho War Department today
lows that bG3 officers and $50 noncom-
lssioned officers have been detailed
! instructors for these units.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
NEW zEALANDERs ARRIVE
Troops, Numbering 1,i0O, Arc at New
port News, bound for
Wellington.
fBv Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April o5.-
Fourteen hundred New Zealanders ar
rived today aboard the transport
Pakeha. bound from London for We'll
linSton The ship nut in here for coal
Some of the troops aboard her have
seen. four years service on European
battle fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
.Jnck HrittoD nco,. v,Ion.

ST PAUL. April 25.--Jack Britton,
wclterweiSht champion tonight out
fought and outboXed Jack Malone. or
ST. Paul, in every round OF their ten
round bout, but was unable to send
Malone to the canvas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
HUN CONCEPTION
Of WORLD LEAGUE
IS GERMAN RULE
Erzberger'S Book ThoughtfuIIy
Adopts French Language as
That Places Germany First
Alphabetically,
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publish
ing Co.

Especial Gable Dispatch.)
London, Feb. 16.-An English trans.
}atiOn of Matthias Erzberger's book
on a league of nations is published
today. Erzberger is a well known
deputy Of the center party in the
reichstag, who has PLAYED funny parts
in German political life in the past
decade, and who was a member of the
arnlistice commission that negotiated
with Marshal Foch and Sir Rosslyn
Wemyss last November.
The book was published in Ger
many in September, 1918, a couple
of months before the German military
collapse.
Herr ErZberger lays it down that a
league of nations is to come into ex-
istence when Germany, Great Britain
France, America and Russia give their
adhesion to it.
Very characteristic of the man.
says the Daily News, lis the cxclus-
ion of Italy and Japan and the plac-
Ing of Germany first on the list. An
other naive proposition is the one
prescribing that the first class powers
shall each preside over the leagues
plenary sessions for one year, in their
alphabetical order in the French lam
guase. ones natural impulse to con-
graduate Erzberger on his magnanim-
ity in thus recognizing the supremacy
of the French language is checked
by the reflection that, under his pro-
viso, 'Alemagne' Germany would
provide the first president of the
league. He urges obligatory arbitra-
ton for international disputes with
out any reservation as to points of
honor, steady diminution of arma-
ments on land and sea and in the air,
equality of economic rights, the open
door in all overseas possessions, free
dom of the seas, including abolition of
the right of capture of private prop
erty. the right of blockade to be re-
served for the leagues use against re-
calcitrant estates and, if niece ssary
the use of armed force against such
states.
'Erzberger cannot forget British
naval supremacy. He writes: Ger
many must sacrifice her submarines
for sake of lasting peace. England
must sacrifice her navy. When not a
single armed vessel is left sailing the
high seas under national flag then.
and not until then, will the seas be
free
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
STARTS MUCH SICKNESS.

A clogging mass of undigested food
that remains fermenting in the stom-
ach or intestines sends the poisons il
develops through the entire human
body. Keep the bowels open" is one
rule of health recognized by all schools
of medicine. Foley Cathartic Tablets
cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom-
ach and benefit the liver. For indi-
gestion, biliousness, bad breath. bloat-
ing, gas or constipation. no remedy is
more highly recommended. No grip
ing or nausea. For sale by Alvarado
Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
NOTICE

AT. persons using water from the
Albuquerque acequia for 1919 are
asked to make arrangements to pay
their water tax before March 1, 1919.
No one will be allowed water with
out pay.
MAYORDOMO LEONARDO HUNTCK
Phone No. 1902. st. Mountain road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
French Phones Oneratinc

Paris, Saturday, Feb. 15.-Tele-
phone communication between the
various departments of France. which
has suspended since the beginning of
hostiities. will be resumed Monday.
Only the narrow zones bordering the
Swiss and Spanish frontiers are ex-
cepted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
FOR SALE

SO, 750-S-room, 2-story frame, mod
ern, sleeping porch, lot l00Xl42,
Highlands, close in,
$3,000-6-room brick, modern, base
ment. corner lot, east front, High
lands.
2,S0O-5-room frame, modern. also
Broom brick on same lot, Third
Ward.
Sc, 5O0-10room brick. two baths,
hot water heat, lot S7h by 142,
line location, w. Copper Ave.
3,SO0-6-room brick, modern, well
built, hot water heat, corner lot,
Highlands. close in
4,2O0-5-room, brick. modern. hot
water heat, sleeping porch, garage.
good shade, Fourth ward, close in.
81, 5O0-5-room frame, modern, South
Fifth street, close in.
A. FLEISCHIER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Ill South Fourth Street.
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HELP WANTED

iIELr w ANlED
MALE '>>'-7-'->"-
WANTED Co71I1o7rnt
nal
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Garaga ''"s' i''''''i''o' Nhl'e
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va" 49, - "a SrPeh,IrS ana iaoorers' good
sg4 Employment offira f"'ie
WANTED onrr7tars.
class Shortly Anp,icants can ot ,ur' Gf.
rico Gcnt,t,tai n,h,. 81 at ''ty o.
pI, -. -
W., exnernrrn nmnenfss SrSV-F-VV tnon l1,.
.asv naressarv iratr,,at%t,'' US a'"'S
Railway Assorjatinn cars I,,,,,,, stamp
- 80 " l a..
Wa , NouaN 4hlsher' mus be rapid
an accurate an" apie 10 d" hIgh class
ranShllE' we move a good opening for
10 others need apply. Hanna r' & Hanna llama.
Master I42-29-2RheTs. ----------
IE1ALE -----.-----.--- -
wANrED-competent saeswomau The
Econonllst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al u4anu Cen-
trail Hotel
WG\TI5I1 Is.-,,i.,, III, ------- -
North Seventh
ANTED-Cham6erm at GIca1-n ia
tel. Phone INA.
W IIN75T,I-r71- 1872
iEist - c piS' t.I extra WORN see MI
: ~. 80 eouLn aecoI0.
WANTED-Woman for general housew0rk
on ranch. Phone 2i09F5 or write Box 277
city.
WANTED-Womon for general house 7,-,-,,
CAN at 1909 mast eiivor Tnagd,,,, n5
THURSDAYS from 70 anu
Male or Femaie.
WANTED--thn with bookkeeping 6DerT-
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PERSONAL

VIII give SERVICES Tor expenses - CaI-
fornia Address f D., care Journal
CALIFORNIA widow 34 worth s95- 006
Maiden o. worth $50 600 anxious ia m1r,
~ honorable eentlemcn, Mrs Warn, ceIGis
Temnn. Los Angeles Calf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
FOR RENT---Roorns

FOX RENT-Rooms
North - = .''---~~"-
For RENT Furnished room at III North
Third.
FOR RENT-Two furnIs6ed h5aseXee071,-
rooms cheap, 919 North Fourth.
For RENT--One OF two nice rooms with
meals nearby. 523 North Second
FOR RENT--Eooms, day o. weeE- steam
neat no sick; over Goldon Rule store.
FOR RENT-ThrCe furnished rooms,
housekeeping, modern, lOll North First.
Foh hENr--Modorn furnished rooms; no
sick; steam heat SOS IL West central.
IMPERIAL ROoMS--Nwo, clean rooms;
rates BY day Or week, over Wooiwor,h's,
$40 IL West Central
FOR RENT--Nice, largc front bedroom
hot water heat, hot and cold running
water, No sick. Gentleman preferred. APP
ply 29o North seventh
South
FOR RENT--Funshed room With sleeping
porch for one. AGO West Lead,
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms FOR
lght housekeeping. Apply 5l7 West Sill
yer.
FOR RENT-Two rooms suitable Tor Sleep
ing or light house keeping. Ala West
Cold.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front sieep-
Ing room, steam heat gentleman pre-
ferred 793 West silver. Phone 2Oc6.
FOR RENT--To adults, two largC furnish
ed housekeeping rooms, sleeping porch.
electric lights bath private entrance front
and back, 7oi East Santa Fe
Highlands
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms 2IS South
Walter. Phone 2O2.
FOR RENT-Room. sleeping porch and
board for gentleman In the Highlands
Phone 2133Mw
FOR RENr--After February 18Th nicely
furnished room and porch suitable for
two, Can t4s6R. 4l9 South Edith
FOR RENT--FurniYhed rooms with glassed
In sleeping porches, steam heat hot and
cold water in each room. 1928 East Cen
trail Phone 22O2.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room for gentle-
man In well appointed home in High
lands, near University Meals If desired
Gee care Journal
For Rent--Rooms With Board
FOR RENT--Rooms and board. I'll south
Broadway
FOR RENT-GIassed IN Sleeping porch with
dressing room First class table board.
Mrs. Abbott. 2lo South Walter. Phone $50,
FOR RENT--3oard for one gentleman and
a.. Ino , siesp,' III 70" e p.'oN iro'
-- - -ou,---l ~ --u-l Ma-.e ---
bnt Ina n1 ois WA" s,eup'is portne s,
~ "1t .'lu "au,, Ian, "'a.' , i,lSt
Gold
MRS. W II. REED Of the lockhart Ranch
has moved to Coz South Arno where she
is prepared to take health seekers. Phone
1885.
SHADY Nook ranch tiers excellent room
ana board Just , t@g paos TO se. strong,
now available, Mrs H. n Thomas
C0D DENT n..aII:.
TUX KEN i-DWeillngS
North -------------
FOX REMa 1T n"a ,. furRlsh'd mouse
- ---Z 80 - ----
Sonth
FOR RENT--Four room furnished house at
4ol south Seventh. Apply "a West Gold.
NEW house 10 lease ~ rent furnished or
unfurnished People with children or sick
need no. apnly. 52'1 -, v ezt Central
r,777, :, ~ nls"'a% =
- p,,o o1 ,"1i h''ue'"
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porches 3 furnished sil 90. Inquire 7ss
East Santa Fe.
FOR RENT-Nieely furqished cottage. two
rooms with glass Slceplng porch. 610
l-lst narlitIn IIl,,," - - - 49,.
FOR RENT-My home. a23 South High,
modern 5-rnom c"''eM block, east front
nicely furnished. GaragN basement, two
screened porches Phone
General
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
TYPEWRITERS

= - ~ nm
IhPEN RlTERS-All makes Overhauled
and repaired Ribbons for every, machine
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange Phone
Ola TO "o,nh Tourfh
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LIBERTY BONDS
We buy all issues for cash
OCCIDENTAL LIFE
FOR RENT--Office Rooms

~ SS1@Sc->->~-s> s>~~-~~o~--~~~
TUX EENI--Ottises. Apply ID. A. Mac
pherson, Journal
FOX RENT-fwo front connecting office
rooms over Golden Rue store
FOR RENT-TWo well lighted office
rooms, connected frontage on Second
street. First National Bank Building En-
uuire n X n Gellerc
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOX SAlE--DesirabIe Residence lot. CLOSE
In. Third ward, 400 South Seventh
FOR SALE-Cheap so acres on mesa.
close to University HEIGHTS addition Ad-
dress O. G. Bebber, Citizens Bank Build
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
Pottomlev Starts Trouble.

Then Bottomley-who in former
houses was q boycotted figure. but
in this one yields a noticeable infln-
cree owing to his popularity with the
military rank and file-found him
self equally in tune with the major
itv when he demanded that the house
of commons PASS upon the peace
treaty before it is ratified. Thus at
a word tho plenary powers conferred
on the british peace delegates We're
blown to the winds, and at the in
stance of Bottomley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
LOST

.
LOSl-A platinum Wedding ring Initials
{. W. II. to NJ, G. S, December 90. 1914
on inside. Finder write c. W Harlan Los
lunas n. NJ, Reward
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FOR SALE-Furniture

ALL my nice furniture and many vauapIe
housekeeping articles. also Incubator.
seeder. portable bath. harness. tools etc
tos2 Torrestsr. ss u
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WANTED--Position

- -
WANTED-f9ung man wishes position to
work at anything. l., NJ. Journal
WANTED-Lady wants a position as watt
ress, Address | b., care Journal
WANTED--Nursing by graduate nurse. Mrs,
$. Swensen, SIS East Central Phone
1476W
WANTED--Position Of any kind by uoy
is wht is experienced as a stenographer
L. f. H., care Joural
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. practical nurse
will nurse flu or tuberculosis Telephone
1907 or call at 1l5 South Arno
WANTED--Colored inancurist and hair
dresser would like some customers Win
call ct home. Miss Foster Phone 1916
WANTED-foung woman wishes position
as assistant bookkeeper or clerical work
Have had three years general office ex-
perience. Address X. s.. care Journal
WANTED--Hdnorahly discharged volun-
teer seeks general office employment Can
keep individual ledger for mercantile or
lumber business, or assistant accounts H.
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-17
FOR SALE-Liyestock

S%~sNC~S~~~~~~~~~
FOR SABE-Flemsh Giants blue ribbon
stock. 3l0-West Santa Fe
FOR SALE-Good mich cow Enouire
Springer's Grocery on Boulevard Road.
FOR SALE-Brood mare 1,IOn pounds.
work single or double: perfectly gentle
well bred. Call at 219 North Waiter Phone
$40.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Geod team. wagon
and harness. for milk COW. What have
You. 61T North Sixth. city
THE RIO GRANDE Duroc Hog Co. AIbu-
quersue, 1875 South Third phone 1888 is
offering registered brood sows. bred gifts
herd bears and young stock at moderate
prices. 100 pigs 81. - IS each. Hogs AT
the r. a. HubbeIl ranch.