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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale

Houses For sale 81
HO USE-Nine- room single An opportu-
nifty. Owner leaving city Desirable corner
location, near Delaware avenue Hot air
heat, gas light Box n II. Every Evening
Oiiice
SHALICROSS AVE. IIOO-Nodern 10
room house. detached OF individuality
Built by owner for himself Price s1b 200
Immediate possession. Apply To owner
II. c. findali, 100 Shailcross avenue
$500 NEW BUNGALOWS rooms
bath pantry. open fireplace lot 5oxl5o
s65o0 for quick. sale. Owner will sacrifice
for reason of changing plans. Address Is
II. livery Evening ONCE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Six rooms.
bath pantry. three porches hot water
heat Condition Al. Washington Heights
section. Possession at once. OWner. 1902
West street.
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Lots For Sale,

LOTS--Four for sale at sacrifice. In Col-
oniai Heights. facing ON lancaster avenue
Best location. Phone 60ad..
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AutOmoblIes TOT SafS I
AUTOMOBILES
1920 COLE AERO 5.
1917 CHEVROLET. TOURING.
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING.
1919 sTEGEMAN. 3I7-ToN TRUCK.
1916 FORD. TRUCK.
The above cars may he purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
N desired Act quick.
See Mr.. Ratledge, s02-oS French ST
Open evenings. TO 9.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Safe

Suburban For Sale 81
BTSGALDW@~Fo sale. seven rooms. Kew
and modern. Reasonable terms ~ T..
Kcarick o1a Orange 1t. Phone 1916.
BUNGALOW suburb, Just completed
seven rooms. bath large attic. chestnut
WOODWORK fireplace, Two porebes pipeless
heater. gas and electric, large lot Innme-
diate possession. VIII take automobile on
part payment. Phone 1877 NJ.
HOIsTA~Ffve rooms. nearly new. two
porches. good outbuiidings. Two acres ~
good rich ground. Ali Kinds OF berries.
fruit trees asparagus bed. Bargain. act
quick. One square from Lincoln Highway.
close 20 bus or trolley Address VI 3.
Every nvautpg ff4sa
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and board

ftUUTtS "IIu fIUHIu Uf
ST, 701-TabIe and weekly
boarders by the day or week. Furnished
rooms for man and wife, with board.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board

Rooms With Board 81
". HARRISON ST. 1904 Room. With or
without board. Phone bsa2
ROOM AND BOAHD-For two gentlemen
Private family. Phone b26T w.
RooMs-With board for gentlemen. Phone
VAN BUREN 81. s2g--Roon with board
in private family. Phone 1888 w.
WAsHtNGTON ST, giy Rooms and
board. all conveniences. Table board. Phone
WASHINGTON ST., i22f--Large, serord-
floor front room. with good table board.
for desirable couple or young men. Phone
Rooms Without board 81
ADAMS ST. lUib-Nicely Furnished rooms
for lodging. All conveniences
ADAMS sT. iio5 second story front
psn. Tp9om. snee nicely y furnished and wei heated.
Du PoNT ST iaii-Large front bay win
dow room, for one or two gentlemen.
Hoard may be had If desired
DELAWARE AVE. sO7-obe large front
or side rooms, unfurnished. Call after 5.3o.
Phone 1913 j.
j.. 18TH ST. 3-Ona nicely furnished room
all conveniences.
r. PATH sT. 6-Furnisned room for iodg-
ing. Young couple or gentleman.
JEFFERSON ST. I3i2-ricciy furnished
bedrooms. Phone 2ip7 J.
N. BROOhIE sT so0-Pieasant second
story front room. for gentleman Phone
4tui j.
ROOfis-kiceIy Furnished an convenIences
Apply 500 Washington street. Phone
RooM~tIarge, nicely furnished front
room, for two persons Al convenienees
Private family Phone 707i W
ROoM--Nicely furnished. Private family.
Good location. Use OF phone Home com
forts. Phone 22T4.
WASHINGTON 's'T.. s23- Furnished front
rr.,s. rro,osm. IN modern apartment. Apply Mrs
wAsHtNGToN ST. e0lTwo furnished
rooms for rent. All couveniences.
WASHINGTON ST, Furnished front
room in modern apartment. Apply Mrs
williams. s23 Washington street
WAsHfNGTON sT.. 2si2-s second story
front room. furnished. all conreniences
Private family.
WEST sIDE-weli furnished, large second.
story room. Good location. Phone 5O7i.
WEST ST. DO second-story front room.
Tor two gentlemen.
WEST 1T, I2l0- Rooms in private home
Phone 3203 NJ
W. FIFTH sT., fOiO-One 20 three rooms
All conveniences. Phone 5632.
W. EIGHTH ST, 5ol--Furnishod rooms.
all conveuieDces. Phone 72s j.
". 18TH ST. lO3- Rooms for rent. All
conveniences.
" 25TH ST, IL Furnished room in prf-
vate family.
" 30TH ST. 323-Roorn for two business
women. Private family. Price reasonable.
Rooms for Housekeeping 50
CHESTNUT ST, IUOb-Three rooms, un-
furnished. for light housekeeping. Heat
gas and bath.
LINCOLN sT. l02--Tvo rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath and gas
PINE ST. 1910 Bedroom and kitchenette
with running water.
WEST ST. fiOo-'Tvo nicely Furnished
communicating rooms. for light house
keeping
". SIXTH ST. f3Og-Tuo communicating
furnished rooms. light and heat. for light
housekeeping.
". SIXTH ST. sO3-Tso second story
rooms, newly papered and painted. Use
of bath. Phone f2li j.
W 18TH ST. 3o3-U nfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping and furnished rooms
for gentlemen only. Mrs. A. NJ. Smith.
10TH AND LINCOLN SITS. Three rooms
and bath, for rent. Inquire at grocery
store
s@---@1s-ssz-
Where TO Eat III
TAHIE HOARD-Rv us Kim
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DELAWARE CYCLE CO.-The only au.
thorizcd agency In the state for Harley
Davidson Motorcycles. Immediate deliY-
esIes on 1921 models. Il05 Orange street
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

Used CARS AND TRUCks-Al makes.
special. new. easy payment plan. j. ID.
oreeniees Agent s21 West street.
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APARTAfENT-w Wanted by couple OF re-
hnement and responsibility Three chill
dren. one, three and five. wish small fur
nished apartment for one or two months
light housekeeping. Address NJ 4, Every
Evening Office
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BUICK-iaeo. roadster, good as new. With
cood tires This is a real bargain Don {
miss IL There are only few second-nand
ears likeit for sale Apply II. :. Williams.
= W Twelfth street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUCHER-Signs OF every description al
9l3 Shipley street.
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Wanted To Rent

OFFICES Elegant, With heat and ianit,
servicn. Motor Service CO.. Inc, Eleveni
and Orange streets.
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USED CARS
PEERLESS. 1915 7-PAss.
MARMoN. 1917. 7-PAss.
1919 PEERLESS.
MERRICK MOTORS co.
923 FRENCH STREET.
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AUTOMOBILES

NlOiOrcy cses ana btcy clea IL
MOTORCYCLES AND BfCYCIES--Ncv
and second hand. Prices reasonable
Mountz & Mckinney, S31 Tatnall street.
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BOARD AND ROOM-Young man wishes
board and room in private Jewish family
at reasonable rate. Add dress NJ 8. Every
Evening Office.
ROOMS-Two, unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping No children. Handy to Della
ware HOSPITAL Phone 536l. after 5 D. m.
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BOYS-To serve Every Evening Apply at
once to George L.. Vernon, 1929 TatnAIl
street or Every Evening ONCE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

mbla 1bo mllk, At ouutss, VIII /.
h"pi in tho vffigefrtof until ~.
moment for c0DhinK hes arrived
rnokirs such srs n be sefyed Niih
mo ,1'Yt Win pllo stand on plai.
nu No" serving mile small cop
N..l bo Used n dippef 10 Dip ,h'
ru'"n out of ne ohAfns dish int
nih0f cups 90 ihai whatever ,ocoa 10
nDt r'fy"d the nf't b'lpnH may ~
ter' bot for SECOND holping
Th'fa nre m1ny brands ~ cocp1
powder ~ he mafsrt witch hss il'
suEsf bnd mus sifcady Nv It. NE di
f'rtou7 pu M" bl' plllnr oue msf'l
10 ndd vat"f 40 tha poV Vdef hrl h'ft
liu' v ihis prepared powder is ussd
n viii b' uunf uiS'f g. ufe 'IuhI
rHrtA N MIX uf vBtor. ins'end ~ me
A7trf n'nt' v ffrfh mix s r1'
hhuiy 'y1pnfHt"d mIlk sil.h ,Ymt
300 rans ~ b. fub'u'uisd.
a rooi variety Of cookie ~ s"f,
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and came swiftly to~nfd M.


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pot ~ = hABd ana drew h,i doWn
besids me
J. don't knuw.' / alicTed u saw
yUu sltlihs there ny tho window ami
y0u looked pm lively M. aud / got 10
thinking hnv you aiways look Oll for
sycry one and never for yourself, and
ihon ! beFan imaglnlDs --0h, such hOf Do
nbls things
suppose you siw yourself ssiAlng
slowly bohlhd mo With crsps on yoor
am. she l.ushtd 4 kbow what's mo
trouble With you You're hunsD
You've walked ~ lust In time. Dinner
VIII bs on the hb.s IN ten minutes
There's 10 nssd Tor yOn Ia dfsss ~
put that pr.tiy brassias coat %
you You're Sun an invalid. you knoN
with all me privileges
! thirh shs sar ~ my face that 4
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N/W Louro A KirkJnnn
slhNMlNo rNs YoU NJ olaL,s oseRtAps ;,

\ wish ,ou would help me" w'il'r
t ronirf ~ mis- column Who signs her
htlf "hintt'su 4 know s'ysrHi nice
buNs sho keep askins ~. H. IN" m"Si's
he iho evenings Nov. Nh'n one ~
hose bnys taxes me Out, IN this N''
vo GENERALLY act home At about '
u.olp'k. and II r"sms n~fuily inboE
prblr not tu offer him "A bite tp cot
before Ne ru's home for h'y usually
gfaI ~ about N o',lpch TO be thamr
rpsy uank. have jus, bought chat
~ dish Apton fmothef has chatting
ushJ aud ln0k ruth,f nice In It.
I'D thought would like n make
pinethlng ON the chafing dish so 'hh,
could wear thi. fiiliy little spfon'
Then. too. II siyeH rifl something
h do and fllis up IN. tins nie"ly'
shsn che 4. busy oDurootlng something
q, umtcH fun What could I cox
~ the chAnnE dsh tbst would be ~
proptiatr-"
I enjoyed reading this letter And
ihink thrfe may be other young
siriE TG1frrE my rUiUwu Who have
ths same problems confronting them
the problem ~ nlllng up Hr hour IN
me 'frhNb hl''f pOlHt WV WIN
boy md that mos, important problem
~ boxing ones beet srt or BY q
frllly Artoni Hut ! would not cook
anything more than cocoa on N" chat
Ing dish; n u too soon after tho din-
nrr ~ supper hour IN offer anything
heavier Cookies may accompany m"
cfroh but tha' 10 quite enough %
eh' between . md ~ o'cldk
THE clover young glff Niil have ~"
dining room table rprrhd With a pretty
whiio square ~ lnrn which reaches
about 90 the edge ~ the table. nr "
the table ~ NJ Tho new slsss-,opped
variety. round white eenterplees IN
tho middle will be suf'icleni--th. thirs
that matters 10 ~ protect the table.
ard yet not have !, prepared a. for
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= mtAl Annh'f rlu So tu have %
NhI'' 'enf'frlr,r BOO a., m.d1lr snd
re- email d1ily '1f 'arh plate uud saucer
~" rhsrng dlsh ihy viii bo ~.
rVndy IN ine table fIIB 'Iilprd
with ,poona silt md pepper shaker.
fi' fe7dy fpt usc The oDcul pnvdsr
Nil t'sud oo another tny. ~llh sug ~
bowl Aut oprpR cups 0n the serving
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FORT WORTH. T.sss Jan. 4 Nine
iheusand mad NJ cattle, belonging 90
United states senator John H. keuI
rlck Of Wyoming. have BEEN moved into
TEXAS TO ~seaps The drou,h In the
former state They are ~ Colorado
City. TssAa.
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u the follopihr. vhtoh No ,ouns gid
might mata hsfseii
bi1stl's pH".thifi cop buitsr cub
siIiu'", ono 'hlff tup p1tdrfrf susa'
one thlfd cup mnlaf uus ,rr N.u
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heai'n, s"vsn.sighihs eup Nour. ons
rip psfin nuts m pisoas Mln ingfedi'
rnis .u ne ud'f sven Hako In shai-
lnw i1rI ,thr iIns. Tnfnishlhg top
N oa,h with bbn q pecan
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Belgian Congo. shiM uotd -
ha, been dcpeNdiss ~ it&ulN
tries Tor u, rice. Is now sspoe(
tens Of thousand. oi ,ons. 7l,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
.HIFOOTBALLERS To-.
LOSE IN FIRST
CAME Of SEASON

Menaul school defeated the local
high school eleven in a hard fought
contest yesterday at Washington
park by a score of -. Both
teams did their scoring in the first
half. The high school kicked off
the ball went past the goal line and
neither side recovered it, ON the
second kickoff the ball again
rolled over the line and a Menaul
man picked it up but was downed
behind the goal posts for a touch
back.
In the second quarter Menaul
executed a twenty-five yard gain on
a forward pass from Candelaria to
Lash. With a series of line plungeS
NJ. Sandoyal went over the line for
a touchdown, In the second half
the high school came back fighting
harder and several times could
have placed a drop kick over their
goal but were blocked for a touch
down by Menaul.
The Mpnaul men outClassed the
high school players In team work
ana in speed in executing plays.
If anything the latter team was
the heavier and with continued
practice may be able to defeat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
ROOSEVELT DAY
To Be OBSERVED
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Committee Named to Take
Charge of Local Program
to Commemorate Birth of
26th President, Oct. 27.

1t is now an assured fact that the
anniversary of the birth of Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be celebrated
in Albuquerque, the chairman of
the city commissioners, Walter
Cornell. having yesterday afternoon
issued a proclamation to that eff
feet and appointed a committee to
take charge of the program.
George S. Klock has accepted
the craftsmanship of the committee,
and announced last evening that he
would call a meeting of the COM
mittee at once, when a program
for the day would be prepared.
Wednesday. October q, the date
IF the Roosevelt anniversary, will
be Observed fittingly, it is declared
lay those Interested.
Those named on the committee
are.
General chairman of committee
in charge. George S. Klock.
Grand Army of the Republic: f.
s. Slower, j. G. Caldwell and w.
w. Mcdonald.
Sons of the American Revolu-
ton: George S. Klock, DR.. w. NJ.
Farr and DR.. NJ. X. Wylder.
Daughters of the American Rev
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DIR. Humphreys
Remedies

Doctors Book on the treatment
Of Every living thing"-mailed
free.
No. FOR
l Fevers, COMPOSITIONS lnflamma tons.
Worms, Worm Fever, or Worm Dis
ease.
Collie and Wakefulness Of Infants and
Adults.
Diarrhea.
DyseDtery, GrIpings Bilious Collie.
Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
1o0thache. Faceache Neuralgia.
Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.
10 Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach
II suppressed Menses.
IL LeucOrrhea, or Profuse Menses
IL Group. Hoarse Cough, Laryngtls.
- Eczema, Eruptions, Erysipelas.
Is Rheumatism, Lumbago
TO Malaria, Fever and Ague.
IL Piles, Blind or Bleeding.
is Ophthalmia, Sore or Inflamed Eyes.
10 Catarrh, Influenza Cold in the Head
20 Whooping Cough, spasmodic Cough.
~ Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breath.
ing.
2e Ear Discharge, Earache.
"a General Debility, A Tonic
90 Nausea, Vomiting, Sea- sickness.
q Disorders Of the Kidneys.
28 Nervous Prostitution,
20 Sore Mouth, Canker, Fever Blisters
80 Urinary lncontinence, Wetting Bed
32 Disorders of the Heart, Palpitations
~ Sore Throat and Quinsy.
81 Grip. la Grippe, Grippe.
Directions with each Vial in Five
Languages
English, German. Spanish, Portuguese
and French
AT all Drug and Country Stores
humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co, 1856
William Street. New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
POLES DELAY PEACE,
LITHUANIANS CLAIM

Riga oct. S,-COmplatnt is
made by Lithuanian authorities
that The Poles have prevented sign
ing of an Immediate armistice COW
ering all territory in dispute and
that Poland is delaying an agree
ment as to the demarCation line
until Polish troops occupy all ter
ritosY they desire.
The control commission Of the
league of nations. which is en-
deavoring 10 settle the differences
between Lithuania and Poland,
went from SuwaIki to Orany today
to investigate conditions, Prior to
leaving Suwalki it fixed a provI-
sional boundary line and issued
orders cuuChcd in emphatic terms
that both the Poles and Lithuau-
ians must retire at least three and
a half miles from this point The
Lithuanians insist the Poles have
refused to obey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
BACK FROM TRIP
TO EASTERN CITIES

David Weinman, the senior
member of THE Economist dry
goods store. who was back in
Philadelphia, Pa spending some
time with his family there, and GO
ing into the New York market,
where he purchased an extensive
stock of goods for early spring de-
livery, returned TO the city yester-
day. He also purchased some
extra fine goods for the holidays,
and these are expected to arrive In
plenty of time for the Thanksgiving
and Christmas trade, Mr.. Vein
man says business is exceptionally
good in the wholesale and retain
centers of the big eastern cities;
in tact. he found no complaints
among the merchants of smaller
cities They are all prospecting and
the country rapidly recovering
from the effects of the worlds
war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
To AID EXPERTS
IN EDUCAT IONAL
STUDY IN STATE
Civic Committee of Aibu-
querque Are Guests At a
Dinner With Commission
At State University.

Committees from the various
civic organizations of Albuquerque
were the guests yesterday at a din
ner given in the state university's
dining room by Dr.. David 5, Hill,
president of the institution, follow
ing a conference with DR.. Hill at
which they agreed to cooperate
with the university authorities and
with the special tax commission,
including L. p. Cubberly of Leland
Stanford, Jr.. university, George d.
Strayer of Columbia university and
W. {. Ragley of Columbia uniVer-
Sity and Carnegie foundation, in
the matter of facilitating the study
Of these educational experts who
are visiting the higher institutions
of learning of New Mexico.
The committees inspected the
new home economics building. The
Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary
club, the Kiwanis club and the
WOman's club were represented.
The dinner was served by the
home economics department of the
university under the supervision of
Mrs. Walter S. Simpson and as
sisted by students. Members OF
the faculty present We're: DR.. John
d. Clark, Dr.. l.. b. Mitchell, Dean
Thomas F. Eyre. Supervisor of
Women Edna Mosher, Phi. d;
Prot. Charles r. Coan, Pin. D.; Prof.
L. Il. Heffler, Phi. D.; Miss Jose
phine Parsons. financial secretary;
Registrar r. II. Kirk and Prof. c.
f. Hodgin.
Members of the visiting COM
mittees were: Chamber of Com
merce, G. \. Kaseman. A, b. Nc
Millen, DR.. L. S. Peters, II. b. Wat
kins: Rotary. D. S. ROsenwald, p. |
+. McCanna, B. II. Briggs; XII
wants, Dr.. c. A, Eller, DR.. NJ. X.
Wylder, j. II. Coons, w. A. Kele-
her; Woman's club. Mesdames
John W. Wilson. ID. r. Boyd. A. b.
StrOuD and j. s. Easterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
BAPTlSTS LEAVE FOR
ROSWELL CONVENTION

A large number Of Baptist mes
Sengers" left Albuquerque last
night for Roswell where they will
attend the state convention which
will be held there Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. A laymen's conference will
be held Monday, preceding the
general convention.
Those who are attending from
Albuquerque are Rev. j. w. Bruner
and the entire office force of the
Baptist convention staff here, Rev.
T. F. Harvey, and the following
messengers: C. 4. Jackson, S. Y.
Jackson, George West, Mrs. NJ. d.
Schumacher, Mrs. William Harlowe,
Miss Ella Belle Bruner and Bert
Spain.
An urgent invitation will be ex-
tended to the convention to meet
in Albuquerque next year.
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Managers will SCrutinize the
source from which campaign con-
tributions come. That is, they will
carefully avoid money that comes
from n Counterfeiter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

olution: Dr. Evelyn Frisbie, Mrs.
j. !. Luthy.
Rough Riders: H. f. Sherman,
Heye Albers Garfield Hughes, Ray
Clark and Frank Quier.
American Legion: Leo Murphy,
Charles Lembke, p. c. Rodey Mes
tor Montoya, Jr., and Simon Pa
dilla.
War Mothers of America Mrs.
Thos. Blakemore and Mrs. Eliza
beth McAllister.
Woman's Relief. G. A. R.: Mrs.
George Hockenheim, Mrs. Thomas
HARDWOOD, Mrs. Earl Bowdich.
The Roosevelt day proclamation
| follows:
On October -, 1920, there will
be observed throughout the United
States, the anniversary of the birth
of Theodore Roosevelt, twenty
sixth president of our country. 1t
has been the great privilege of the
present generation to know per-
sonally of the achievements of
Theodore Roosevelt as a statesman,
scholar and a man of the people.
His vigorous stand for AmeriCanism
of the highest possible type was
exemplified in his every act and
deed during a life crowded to the
utmost with activities dedicated to
the betterment of the nation. Ever
to the forefront in public affairs
waging a ceaseless fight by the
spoken and written word for the
furtherance of an America that
would fulfill the expectation of the
nations founders, the life of Theo-
dore Roosevelt can not be other
than a constant incentive TO the
people of the United States to full
fill TO the utmost their duties as
patriotic, law-abiding citizens of our
great republic. Confident that the
people of this community desire to
express their approval and appreci-
alton of the life and works of
Theodore Roosevelt on the occasion
of the anniversary of his birth. |,
Walter NJ. Cornell, chairman of the
city commission and eX-officio
mayor of the city of Albuquerque,
do hereby proclaim Wednesday,,
October 81, 1920, as Roosevelt
Memorial day in Albuquerque and
urge the people of the entire com
munity to participate in the formal
exercises dedicated to the memory
of great man.
Done at the city hall, this 9Th
day of October, 1920.
WALTER NJ. CONNELL,
Chairman, City Commission, and
ex-Officio Mayor, City of Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
Attest: ADDlE McANOG,
City Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
TREATERS TODAY

"B" Theater-Billie Burke, pref
ty and popular. will be at the "B"
for three days, commencing today
in one of her newest plays, Away
Goes Prudence" it is a Paramount
Aircraft picture--a genuine guar
antee of the best" In connection
there will be another episode Of
The Adventures of Ruth" with
Ruth Roland in the title role, and
a comedy reel of The Two Doyles, ."
with Franklin Farnum as the star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

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