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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
WIaSAhICkON

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Young, Of Sumac
street, and their little granddaughter
Miss Edith Huffman. have been spending
some time as the guests of Mrs. Charles
Struse at her summer home In Wild
wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones C. Wobensmlth.
H tbe WeeE-end of Mr.. and Mrs E schelI Ssei
at their cottage on Chelsea avenue,
Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. zahn and
their family, who spent the early summer
in Atlantic City, have returned TO their
home on Sumac street.
Mrs. Charles B. Thomas and her
daughters, Miss Helen Thomas and Miss
Dorothy Thomas. of Rochelle avenue,
who are staying through the season at
their Seaside Park cottage, have been
entertaining Miss Mary Kennedy. also OF
Rochelle avenue,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
>TIOGA

The following from this suburb will
leave tomorrow to form house party
at Collegeville, Pa. Miss Grace Dur
yea, Miss Betty Schultz. Miss Edna Cal
lin, Miss Ethel Kesn. Miss Beulah
Knauer. Miss Margaret Brown. Miss
Agnes Maude, Miss Marian Maude. MISS
Helen Kern, Miss Margaret Crossley,
Mr. John Logan and Mr.. Horace Gage
Mr.. and Mrs. III. F. Oechler and their
family left on Saturday to spend the re-
mainder of the season in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Edge. Of 1913
North Eighteenth street, with their son
and daughter, Mr.. s. Elton Edge ana
Miss Evelyn L. Edge, will leave during
the week to spend the remainder OF the
season IN Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles NJ. O'Hara. Of 1896 North
Nineteenth street; his daughter, Miss
Elizabeth O'Hara, and Mr.. VHara's
aunt. Miss Mary r. Lewis, have res
turned from the Delaware Water Gap
and will go to Atlantic City for the re.
mainder of the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams. of Lake
Chautauqua, have been the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Null, Of West Phiia.
delphia-
Mr.. F.. Edward Nolan, Of 2ss South
days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong, of 54s7
Locust street. will spend several days
at Cape May, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nolan, 435
Union street, are spending a week In
Atlantic City with Mr.. Noian's brother.
Shields.
Miss Lille Flanagan, of 5O42 Hazel
avenue, returned on Friday eyeninp
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin q
Mays and family. who are spending the
summer at Barbour's Heights, r. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
FIND CRICKET TOO SLOW
". 8. Boy Scouts Are Ending TrIp {,
Enotand

Cricket is n slow game compared
with baseball" writes Stephen r..
Tily. Jr., of Bala, a Boy Scout attend -.
ing the Boy Scout ''jamboree" in Lon
don.
The lad describes an inspection by
Sir Robert Baden Powell, originator Of
the Boy Scout movement, a visit 70
Stratford on Avon, birthplace of
Shakespeare, and the ceremonies at the
unveiling of the Lincoln statue in Lon
don.
The scouts expect to return on the
Great Northern, which sails Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

=, Miss Anna Stockett Kent. whose mar
tdse tsIsse 70 Or. John Walker Moore will
SiTi sSKe place on Thursday Of this week.
se given today by Mrs. Alan Reed. Miss
sMbarguerlte Sill will give a kitchen
Hsnower on Tuesday evening In Miss
kent's honor.
a., Miss Blanche Chaveau, daughter of
: mr, and Mrs. A. J. Chaveau, of Jentin-
foiIdn, ffoiMIm, entertained informally at cards,
fr9%ed fono%% oy luncheon. last Thursday in
t,btuded Miss Marjorie Kent, Miss Doro-
S1ea Jennings, Mrs. Clarence Sylvester.
inssss Dorothy Bispham Miss Fannie
MES Mjos' NH Miss Margaret Tatttersfeld and
"Ss Emily bakersfield.
Mr and Mrs. Barclay II. warburton
iu inn Mr Edgerton Warburton are spend
atlantic City.
a, Nr' and Mrs. John p. Hollingsworth,
a.. %; baVlds, VIII leave on August 20
S,Ir Ur Northeast Harbor, Me-, where they
Will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin James. ad Of
EESHyhe has left the Inn at Buck Hill
tbn tbs' Iocono mountains, and will spend
'' next rev weeks at Cape May, N. J.
,oH Mss Mary S. Febiger, of 342l Powell
snr sn avenue, is spending the summer at
tmnwest tmrn Harbor, Me-, and will not re-
'''h until October /.
soMMr. and Mrs. Edward Bradley, OF 923
inyt,,nn,, iIt,n Forty-eighth street, have Issued
tausbteUrn Nor TOR The the marriage of their
ana Mr.. Charles II. Thomann. OF
sust 2S. N"'''uaS AFTERNOON Au-
,ons mrs, raymond w. Tunnel and her
ans ans OF West Walnut lane, Germantown.
Lake occupying their cottage at Spring
T,,ssS9ulet quiet home wedding took place on
ontpeMsaay ~ evening, August 10. at The boma
fb.Mr' n Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McMurtrie' whsn
M~1rt, daughter, Miss Grace Emily Nc.
SrSns was married to Mr.. Ernest Al
bus,nn bSn Bailey, Mr., A. ]. Schroeder
Az ss''Gess associate Of Mr.. Bailey acted
Wo,cooest man while Miss Harriet
NJ McMurtrie was maid Of honor
.xtsnSnId mrs Bailey have gone on al
at soh,u honeymoon and will be at home
a. ss92 North Twenty-seventh straa3
~''er September 15. "''e''
Brnsr',. Edward Eckfeldt Pennew,l NJ
hls nspspn spent few days last week with
viii M th Mr and Mrs. Walton Penne-
- a' their home In Wyncote. '
thsm mC r. and Mrs. Robert q, Mabarg NJ,
are colonial Apartments. Spruea strast ~
N, ''"u'hg several weeks in cape May,
Ma wedding OF interest which will tai.
Z bsrs during the nIst weeh a. sants.s.s'
a OF NJ Narragansett Pier viii ha shat
oorothy Norris. daughter Of Iir.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
FINDS BOY AT SHORE

Earl Dredden, fourteen years old, Of
$40 Queen lane. Germantown, was
picked up at Atlantic City yesterday by
patrolman. When the patrolman
questioned him he said he had gone to
the resort without first having obtained
the consent Of his parents. He was taken
to the detention rooms at the police sta
ton as runaway and his parents
notified. He was later called for by
relatives and taken home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Robert r. Dearden, Jr, and her
daughter, of Oak Lane. are spending
two weeks at the Hotel Traymore, At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Levi, who left
their summer home In Jenkintown, Pa,
10 spend a month at the Grindstone Inn
Winter Harbor, Me-, have returned to
Jenkintown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Clemens, OF Laurel
Springs. celebrated the twentieth ami
versary of their wedding on Saturday
evening at their home. MIR. and Mrs
Clemens have as their guests Mrs. Glenn
ens's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lu-
kens, of Mannheim street. Germantown.
Mrs. Collins Rogers. of Moorestown,
has been spending the season In Ocean
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
MANhYUNk

The Rev. Linwood r. Berry. OF Flor
ence, N. j., has accepted a call TO the
pastorate Of the First Baptist Church.
and Doctor Berry. Mrs. Berry and their
family will come to Manayunk the end
OF the month. They will reside at the
tor is srSdusts Of the ioaisSlIs % rPss rBss
logical Seminary. at Louisville, KY, and
took a postgraduate course at Grocer
Theological Seminary, at Chester, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallati and Mrs,
Gallati's sister. Miss Ross, of Main
street, are passing the season at Wild
wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Selfridge. OF
New York city. have been the guests
for. a few days Of their brother.in-la
and sister, Mr.: and Mrs. Horace G.
Twaddell, ut Wydenbrook. their hom,
near Swarthmore
Mr.. and Mrs. William Segner hay.
returned TO their home in Ridley park
from Maine, where they spent six weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16
FRANKFORT

Miss Gladys Wetherlll.' Of Harrison
street, spent the weekend visiting her
aunt, Mrs, c. johnson. at her cottage in
Chelsea.
Mrs. s. Brough. OF 2224 Bridge street.
is visiting friends In Boston, Mass.
Mrs C, Mathewson, formerly OF Frank
ford, but now living in Overlook, Ia
spending several weeks at Lake Placid,
NJ Y, Z"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Martin and THAR
family, of 1912 Harrison street. is spend
ing this month at Ocean City, N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16

ana ana Mrs Alfred e. Norris, of this city
Xio,rn a Mew York. and Lieutenant Raoul
tenant Aiezra sailed for this country
from japan on August 7.
The marriage Of Miss 8. worthinston
Mitchell and Mr.. Dent MacDonough. OF
Sew york, will take place on wednes.
gay at the home of Mrs. John X. Nit
chell, In West Chester.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-18
CHURCH NOTICES

St. Andrews Episcopal church,
Re-. A. p. Grint. Sunday services 8
a. IN. Holy Communion; 1870 q. M,
Mornin~ service and sermon. II noon.
Sunday school, p. m. Evenin ser
vice.
North church, Rev T. B. Richards
pastor. 1890, morning service. Sub.
,iect, "A5 the Holy Ghost Saith" II
m. Sunday School. Brotherhood
Glass.
South church, Rev. Francis A.
Poole, pastor Morning service at
1880. Subject, "Jesus in Converse
ton: His First Precious Word. y
Sunday school at r.
Grace Methodist church. Rev.
George A. Martin, pastor. Morning
service at 1890. Subject "The First
Commandment. Sunday school at
II. Epworth League at 600. Even
ing service at 100 Sermon bv the
pastor on as IT, GN Ablc?" Every
one is most cordially welcomed to all
the services.
Church of the Messiah Sunday
morning worship at 1890. Sermon
by Rev. Weston Atwood Cate "What
the Soul Must Conquer" Election
of delegates to the Bellows Falls Con-
vontion directly after the morning
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-18
St. JOhnsbury Locals

King Spruce" Holman Days. pow
erful drama of the Maine forests
will be presented in picture form with
Mitchell Lewis as the star, and is an
other triumph for that peerless actor
Of rugged types, in the entire screen
world. Throughout this remarkable
production this master artist does
work of tremendous "ower and CON
viction, his performance taking rank
with his remarkable achievement in
"The Barrier" that lifted him over
night into select screen circles.
king Spruce, is our own New Eng
land novel Of the Maine forests,
and one that everv lover of the
great out doors will want to see. An
unusually strong cast support Mr..
Lewis, consisting of Mignon Ander-
son, beautiful and talented, Mel
bourne Mcdowell, Betty Wales,
James O'Neil and others of equal
ability. See this GRIPPING picture at
The Please U today
Mrs. May E. Heath has returned
from a months visit with friends in
Lebanon and Haverhill, N. H., and
Molrose. Mass.
"All his life he had been Scared"
Of matrimony. But it got him. "Be
sure you're right, then 90 ahead" is
= good old adage Owen Moore
thought he was right-and went
ahead. The only mistake he made was
to abduct the wrong eill. A Laugh
a Minnie and the feature runs an
horr, Beware Of Pirates! Thirteen
Brides Stolen. VIM. Fox's new serial
is racked with thrills and action with
darino deeds. dccp-rlyed villiany and
en''u'ino love The u. S. Navy
patos spectacular settinc for the
serial Come together be in
fo' the opening episode tonight at
The Globe.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-18
WAGS. REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE LEAGUE PLANK

Continued from page ~
solemn referendum. His address of
acceptance started that way.
The Democratic administration of
the past 8 years was termed chap
ter of accidents and a mirage of
false hopes and false securities The
neople, he said, for time mistook
the mirage for reality, but through
support of Republican candidates and
principles, he asserted the country is
returning again to realities"
A stand with Harding and Coolidge
on the League of Nations was re-
commended to the Republican State
convention today in the unanimous
report.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-18
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Through an error on our part we
advertised Millinery last night in the
advertisement OF the Bon Marche
store. The Bon Marchc has a com
plctc line of the latest Fall styles of
gents hats but does not carry ladies
hat. We refer you to the Bon
Marche advertisement Of today as the
correct one.
The dining room Of the Elks Club
will be closed for nerioi of two
weeks owing to the absence of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Elrick, who have
loft on their vacation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-18

service. Sunday school following.
Glasses for all Plan now to attend
the Univcrsalist picnic on Saturday,
Sept. q. A good time guaranteed.
Att he Advent Christian church
there will be services morning and ev
enng as usual.
Free lecture in G. A. R. hall, Cit
liens Bank Block, Sunday afternoon,
at $50 O'Clock, by C. P. Bridges of
Lynn, Mass, under the auspices of
the international Bible Students As
ISOLATION. Subjects: "The Second
Coming of Christ; "Millions Now
Living will Never Die. A cordial
invitation is extended to all inter
estcd. Seats free. No collection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
BIC DELEGATION
FROM DUKE CITY
TO|. D. O.F.MEET
Grand EnCampment of Odd
Fellows, Grand Lodge and
Rebekah Assemblies Open
At Gallup Today.

A large delegation Of Albuquer-
que men and women. members of
the odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges, left Yesterday for Gallup to
attend the grand encampment
which opens n three-day session
! there this morning. The grand en-
campment opens Monday and the
| Grand lodge and Rebekah assem-
/ bly, will be in session TUESDAY and
Wednesday,
The Duke City representatives to
the cncampment have been in
structed to invite the 1921 en-
campmcnt to Albuquerque.
Among those in the party from
here are: Mr.. and Mrs. w II.
James, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. White
Isides. j. f. Wenborne, c. A. Doty,
r. f. Kings, J. J. Votaw, Ed d.
Torrey, Miss Leona Wenborne. Miss
Ellen Hamcr, Mrs. Flora Scherer,
Mr.. Whitesides Is grand patri-
arch of the state encampment and
Mr.. Doty is grand master of the
grand lodge. Miss Wenborne is
Representative of the Rebekah as
semblv. Mrs. Whitesides is a mem
Der Of the board of trustees Of the
| |, q. q. +.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
COLORADO MAN
SHOOTS, WOUNDS
MEXICAN MINER

Trinidad, Colo, oct. 10.-Sam
Duran. a Mexican miner, is in the
hospital with a bullet wound in his
neck and face, and John Davis,
proprietor of a pool hall at Ia
basco, a coal camp. is in Jail. hav-
ing surrendered himself voluntar-
lily today. Davis says he shot the
Mexican when the latter menaced
him with a knife and used abusive
language in the presence of Davis
wife.
The shooting occurred in Davis
pool hall. Davis said he ordered
Duran to leave and that Duran
refused. An alteration followed.
Davis said Duran rushed him with
4 drawn knife and he shot in self
defense, Duran probably will die,
physicians said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
HOW TO BE HEALTHY
By Charles L. Powlison)

Exercise for children! Many a
person will scott at the very idea.
"Why, children are perpetual mo-
ton machines they will explain.
"Why discuss exercise for children :?
Nature will see that they get
enough exercise without our worry
ing about it,
But this brief dismissal of the
matter will not do. In the first
place, our children's education is
not directed by nature, but by
school boards They do not attend
the school of the woods, whore they
learn to swim. climb and shoot,
like their Indian brothers, nor do
they attend the gymnasium and
learn to Wrestle, run, throw the
discus and dance, as did the Greek
children. No, they must sit for
hours, with but brief intervals for
rest, on chairs that are often too
high or too low, at desks that fire.
quently hump their shoulders and
bow their backs.
In the second place, such eX-
ercise as they do get generally
uses only a few muscles. The aver
age school child does conSidera Bile
running and walking, and the boys
do some throwing, but the muscles
of the back, chest and entire trunk
remain almost unused.
Now, the bodily health, mental
vigor and spiritual power of man
| depends largely on the range of his
experiences. He alone, of all the
animals, can walk. run, leap, climb,
swim, dance, WreStle, box, skate
and fly His body is not built pri-
marily for running, like the ante
| lope's, nor for swimming, like the
fish's; it is built for all-round use,
and unless il gets this al-round use
it cannot be perfectly healthy. Nor
can the mind attain its fullest
power, nor the character its best
rounded development. unless the
boy or girl is the possessor of a
sturdy, well-eXercised, harmonious
| ly developed body.
How shall we ensure such bodies
for our children?
BY taking a more intelligent in
terest in their leisure hours. BY
! allowing less pocket money for the
movies" and more for baseballs
skates, rackets, sleds and bathing
suits. by spending fewer hours
over the Sunday newspaper and
more hours hiking" in the country
with the Youngsters. BY seeing that
John joins the Boy Scouts and
Mary the Girl Scouts or Camp Fire
Girls. BY entertaining our children
less, and seeing that they play
more-in more ways, with more
enthusiasm, with more sympathy
and encouragement from us.
Exercise gives not merely hard
muscles long wind" a strong
heart and sound digestion. 1t gives
cleared brain and healthy,
happy outlook on life. Don't let
tcivilization" rob your child of
this birthright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
]. NJ GAMMA AND
DR.. P. c. CORNISH
IN GOLF F FINALS
Y0ungSter and Veteran Sur
vive Country Club Tour
ney for State National
Cup; Play Off Sunday.

]. McCanna ana Dr.. p. G. Co, E
nish. ST., are to lie pitted against
each other in the finals of the
State National bank cup tourna-
ment as the result or the matches
played off at the Country club yes
terday which marked the second
series of tho tourney. the first hav-
ing been played the previous Sun
day McCanna and Cornish won
the right yesterday 70 participate
in the finals by eliminating their
opponents.
In the morning MCCanna played
Albert Simms eighteen holes. win
ming from him six up and four to
go. MCCanna then played Carl
Aber for eighteen, defeating him
by the same score. six and four.
DR.. j. r. Van Alta won from Henry
Coors in eighteen by one up, DR..
Cornish, who had drawn a bye for
the morning play, was matched
against Van Alta after CoorS had
been eliminated and defeated Van
Alta in eighteen. four up three to
go
A'B'N 'tlN hlRl oNOl "'lt NV
made yesterday on account of the
high wind that prevailed through
out the day. The matches in each
instance, however, were hard
fought.
The play-off between Mccain l
and Cornish will take place next
Sunday and will probably be wit
messed by a big gallery, consider
able interest having been develop.
ei in the tournament Twenty-siN
men have now been eliminated
from the chance to win the trophy.
The play between McCanna and
Cornish promises to be a game Of
contrasts in many respects, Nc"
Gamma is under 80 while Dr. Cor.
nish admits so years. McCanna
plays golf regularly and conscrva.
lively. Dr.. Cornish plays inter.
mittently and is known as rapid
shooter-taking his shots as they
come and playing them without
much deliberation. Thirty-siX holes
will be played between the two
contestants in the finals. MCCanna
will give his opponent eighteen
strokes, nine in each eighteen
holes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
BRRU. 10 BELOW. AWAY
GOTS BILLIE BURKE IN
"AWAY GOES PRUDENCE

Flying in an airplane when the
temperature was 10 degrees below
zero was billie Burke's experience
while working on Away Goes Pru-
dence," n Paramount Aircraft pic
ture. which is being repeated at
the "B" theater today Miss Burke
has the role of Prudence Thorne.
n daring society girl whose pastimc
is flying. the story having been
written especially Tor her by Jose
mime Lovctt.
Since the script called for flying
scenes without snow and the pic
ture was made during the coolest
weather in February John s. Rob
ertson, the director, obtained the
permission Of the Curtiss COMPANY
~ make the scenes on their field
in atlantic City. which was free
from snow. No sooner had the
company arrived or the field than
the temporature took a decided
t3ron and snow was threatened.
Miss Burke displayed her usual
"spunk" and told the director they
would take the scenes at any cost.
The COMPANY suffered greatly from
the cold and wind. but the results
were so gratifying that Miss Burke
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
CAN'T ELD BRINGS
GOOD NEWS ABOUT
BAKER STEAME R

Fred p. Garfield district repre-
sentative for the Baker Steam Mo-
tor ear and Manufacturing COM
pany Of Pueblo, colo, has Just re
turned from Il visit to the factory.
Fred reports that he left the fac
tory late in June Of this year, and
since his recent visit marveIs at
the progress the factory has made
during the past three months, lie
reports that he had ride on their
first completed Baker Steamer two
ton truck and claims it is the be
ginning of new era in load haul
ing conveyance, They are now
under steady production of trucks, "
says Mr.. Garfield. He also reports
an advance in the price of stock,
which may come now at any mo-
ment,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
NIGHT WATCHMAN
At MINING CAMP
SHOT To DEATH

Trinidad, Colo, oct, l0.-Alsry
johnson. night Waterman Mt the
Morley coal camp. was shot ana
killed shortly after midnight last
night, Rudolph Ma22a, automobile
livery owner. was arrested today IN
connection with the shooting
Ma2za. officials said, admits he
witnessed the shooting.
The shooting occurred in john
sons home. Johnson's 2l-ycar-old
wife disappeared following the
shooting. Officials are invcstigat +
ing report that she came to Trinl-
dad and boarded a train today.
Ma2za is married. He refused to
say who did the shooting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
LOCAL. ITEMS
When ordering wildwood. tel. $50.
Coal Supply Co Phones 4 and S.
Hammond sells homes. Fh.1522R.

D.
Hammond sells homes. FIJI. 1522R.
The small son Of A. y. simpson
Of MOuntainair, who was brought
to local hospital for an appeuii-
citis operation, is repOrted out of
danger.
Will Miller Of Carlsbad is visiting
friends here,
]. J. Rodden has purchased a
photography studio in Carlsbad and
has moved there to take charge Of
the business.
Miss Ruby Morgan. 1901 South
Walter street, is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
Ballut Abyad Shriners will meet
al o'clock tonight at the Ma
sonic temple.
Mrs Carrie Rogh Singmaster of
Macungie, Pa, arrived yesterday
TO attend the funeral services for
Mrs. Harry r. Bogh, Services will
be held al 2:30 Tuesday afternoon.
The War Mothers Of America
will meet at the armory at 2.3O
this afternoon
Mineral Lodge No. 4. Knights of
Pythias, will meet at S O'Clock to-
night at the hall. ll6 West Gold
avenue. The rank Of esquire will
be conferred.
Hybert Rutledge has been visit
ing relatives at Negra.
John O'Loughlin. manager of the
Anchor Milling company. has re-
turned to the city after spending
the week in The wheat country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-11
69-Taxi Phone SO
Serves Big Breakfast
For Only One Cent

Thousands of women have dis
covered that they can serve a big,
nourishng and satisfying breakfast
by using Life o. Wheat.
Life o. Wheat costs only a few
cents a package, yet makes II
pounds of delicious food with a
sweet, nut-like flavor. 1t is decid =
eddy different from anything you
have ever tried.
Life O. Wheat is very easy to
prepare-simply add water md
boil a few minutes. AS all gro
GERS now have a fresh supply, we
suggest that you order a package
today. Your money will be re-
funded if you are not satified.