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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28
CLOVIS

Mrs. John Stevenson entertained
twenty friends at o'clock lunch
con on Saturday. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent playing rock.
Mrs. A. j. Whiting left last week
for visit in Wichita and other
Kansas points.
Mrs. j. R. Denhof was visiting
in Fort Sumner the first of the
week.
The Eastern Star chapter spent a
delightful social evening Monday
after the business session, in honor
Of Mrs. Ashcraft, one of the Off
GERS, who is leaving soon to make
her home in Amarillo.
p. H. Ashcraft made a business
trip to Amarillo on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Pattison left
|! Thursday for an overland trip to
Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
The w. H. M. s. had it's annual
picnic Thursday at the ]. v. Rice
home. The ladies met at the
Methodist church with well filled
baskets and the husbands came
out in the evening In time for
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett returned
to Texas on Thursday, called home
by illness in the family. They
were here visiting their daughter
Mrs. J. v. Rice.
Mrs. George Roberts left Wed
nesday for a two months, visit in
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sedar of st
Paul, Mimi, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough, lef
Saturday for Carlsbad to visit Mrs
Seder's parents.
Bert Curless and wife returned
Monday from Roswell.
A woman hairdresser is the lat
eat addition to the staff OF one OF
l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28
WAGON MOUND

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson and
daughter, Jessie Madge, arrived on
Saturday in their car from Midina,
Kans., and will visit here for some
time with the formers brother,
M. Gibson, and family.
Adolph Vorenberg returned from
the Meadow City on Friday after
noon, where he had spent a few
days consulting dentist and an
optician.
A lively game of baseball was
played on the grounds south of
town last Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Levy jolly CLUB and the
local team. The Wagon Mound
boys were the winners, carrying off
the victory by score of IA TO 10.
Miss Beulah Hargrave of Wat
rous, N. M, who had been visiting
here several days as the guest OF
Miss Veva Gibson, returned home
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Vorenberg and chill
dren came in Wednesday afternoon
from East Las Vegas after visiting
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harberg of that city.
The card club held its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home IF Mrs. John Paltenghe.
IN account of two Of the members
baing absent, Miss Johnson and
Yrs w. H. Salisbury substituted
Yar them. The high score was won
M Mrs. ]. Paltenghe and Mrs. s.
\ Taylor had second. At the
8slgss of a pleasant afternoon re-
fgeshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter,
Miss Bertha Paltenghe, to Mes
danes E. B. Sifferd, H.. w. Davis,
r. Burgess, Charles r. Reyes, c.
II. Matthews, S. Foutz, III. Wer-
theim, s. Vorenberg, W. H. Sails
bury and Miss johnson.
Prof, w. Fremont osborn re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon
from the P. Y. Santistevan ranch,
near Black Lake, N. NJ, where he
had spent an outing for several
days.
! Miss Myrtle Howe left Saturday
morning for Cokedales Colo, where
she will make an extended visit
with relatives.
Miss Mabel Petts of Wichita,
Kans., came in Friday on No.
Htlu Will OPCAk1 biAO hiiANA bASi y
with her sister. Mrs. Fl. B. Wallen-
horst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Keyes
and children returned home last
Saturday after spending an enjoy
able two weeks in Yellowstone Ma
tional park. They made the trip
in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Frazier and
two children of Gould, OKLA, ar
rived last Friday in their car and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Gibson and family.
The "Old Harry Dancing club"
gave it's semi-monthly dance at the
Arcade, hall on Wednesday eve
ming. Dancing was enjoyed by
about fourteen couples until a late
hour, when refreshments were
served. The club will give a picnic
Sunday at the Hammond ranch,
southeast Of town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

an interesting program the hostess
served refreshments.
Miss Dora Humphries has re-
signed her position as teacher at
the Chapman school, north of town
and expects to enter Simmons col
lege at Abeline, Tex, this fall.
The meetings at the Methodist
church are being continued TINS
week.
Rev. and Mrs, G, A. Crowder and
their three children left last FRI
day afternoon for Ell Paso, where
Mr.. Crowder was transferred sew
eral months ago.
r. Sellers left last Friday for a
visit with relatives near Butler,
Mo. A letter from Mr.. Sellers
states that he stood the trip well
and is feeling better.
Herman Kleiner of Riley. Kans.,
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Edwards, and his brother,
Joe Kleiner, this week.
Mrs. D, e. Chappell, accompa-
| MED by her daughter, Mrs. A. Mel
] ton, has gone to Hot Springs for
F, treatment for rheumatism.
DR.. H. A. Bassett, superinten-
dent of the Spanish district of the
New Mexico conference of the M.
Z. church is here and will preach
and conduct the fourth quarterly
conference Of the year today.
Mrs. B. L. Cox of Mountainair
and j. A. Bradshaw of Clovis were
married in Albuquerque Tuesday
The w. II. M. 8. will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. F. Snapp to work on
quilts for the HARDWOOD Industrial
school.
DR., S. A. Bright will be here on
Tuesday for an all-day meeting at
! the Methodist church.
Attorney Fred III. Ayres was over
from Estancia Thursday on pro-
| fessional business.
Mountainair schools will open
Monday, September IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

several days here the guests Of
friends.
The chamber of commerce held
Its regular luncheon at the Craw-
ford hotel on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson am
nounee the birth of an eight-pound
boy on the night of August
20, Mr.. Wilson is assistant district
attorney.
Mrs. e. de Bujac was a charm
ing hostess at a bridge luncheon on
Friday at Armindine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

z Sea-bathing in France was first
made popular about hundred
years ago by the noted Duchesse
de Berri.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

Mrs Rupert Keppes successful suit for the annumen
her maiden
her ncapaciy still the talk of the British metropolis
This not because
exalted social position of the parties it The Hon. Mrs Keppe
DID, Violet de raod who years
winnngy the beautiful debuante in England
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

A woman hairdresser is the lat
eat addition to the staff OF one OF
the big Atlantic liners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

More than 10000 farms IN
Texas are operated by women.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Viviani To Dine
 At White House

WASHINGTON, March 25. - Rene Vivianf. former premier of France ~hn is on his way to the United States. on a visit of courtesy 10 Pres 'deut Harding. will be entertained at d'7ner at the White House on Aprii \. under present plans for his en- tertainment while in Washington.
 M. Viviani is expected to arrive here on March 31. and that night he VII he entertained at dinner at the French embassy by Jules J. Jusser- ""a. thH French ambassador, and Mrs. Jusserand. On April he is to h" tho guast of ho-or at dinner given by Senator Mccormick of IT, innis. who recentl'- visited rN,rop,.. After the arrival of the special am haSsador he will he invited by the -ntional executive committee of the nis" hle1 American Veterans of the World War et han""et wh'ob 1t 's -'rorosA1 70 be given in his honor in Cincinnati.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Stars Of Mary
 Like Wonders Of
 Warren District

Miss Marguerite Bender, leading lady for the Mary Qsn't it a grand old name?) company, Richard Pyle, leading man, and two other members of/the company were shown the points of interest in the Warren dis trict yesterday morning by Leslie Goldbaum, manager of the Grand theatre. In a drive lasting several hours they were shown the mines of the district, the workings on Sacra- mento Hill, the Divide, Warren, Tin Town and other show places of the district. MT. Goldbaum was the guest of Miss Bender and MT. Pyle at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Copper Queen hotel after the drive The stage cele- brities expressed themselves at being very much impressed with the won ders of Bisbee, and said they had no idea that the Warren district was such an expansive proposition. They left for Tucson later in the day
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
WAS COMPELLED
 TO GIVE UP JOB
My Whole System was Poisoned from Indigestion" He States,
 Well and Strong Now.

'1 couldn't do lick Of work before l began taking Tanlac, but l aEl now. feeling better than at dny time dur ing the past fifteen years" said Rob- ert l.. Wright, of 529 Wall street, Los Angeles, Cal.
 For years l suffered from rheuma, tism in my arms and legs" he con tinued, "and at times the pains were so awful l could hardly get about at all. Then l had an awful attack of stomach trouble and l had 10 give uD my work.
 "I seemed to have a lump in my throat and chest and it hurt me even to swallow. IL looked lIks nothing would stay on my stomach And many time couldn't even keep down d drink of water Night 1fi.r night couldn't sleep a wink on account of the pains and cramps in my stomach. ''I was weak and extremely nervous, lost fifteen pounds in almost no time and I would get so dizzy and sometimes I would nearly fall.
 T saw a statement about Tanlac that described my case and decided to try it myself. felt better at once, l have been improving from that day to this. And now l am entirely free from rheumatism and can use my arms and legs as good as l ever could before. I can hardly get enough to eat and my digestion is so fine that l never suffer at all from nausea. bloating, or from pains or cramps of any kind. Nervousness and dizziness have left me and I sleep like a log at night. l am gaining in ' weight every day and already I am feeling stronger and more energetic than l have in many years."
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M Ball, in Lowell by Lowen Drug Co. in Benson by Walter Drug Co, iu Naco by Naco Pharmacy, MT. Michael Ohl, in Dos Cabezas, Ariz., and by leading druggists in all other cities
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Mr. And Mrs. Chet
 Johnson Return

The dark cloud has lifted from the editorial sanctum of The Review, the sound of merry laughter permeates the inky atmosphere of the morning dis burser of news again, everybody's happy around the newspaper office once more. Why, you ask? Why, bless your soul, Our Chet has come back, none the worse for the wear af- ter getting married and going, to Cali fornia 'neverything
 Mir and Mrs. Johnson returned from an extended visit to San Diego yesterday afternoon. They are mar ried, all right but neither one of them says that either can realize they are forever hitched up.
 Mrs. Johnson was quite i'll while at the coast, being attacked with articu- lar rheumatism, but is now much i'm proved. They will occupy the Me Clellan house on Mason hill.
 Before her marriage Mrs. Johnson was teacher in the English depart TAeRt of the Horace Mann Junior high school. while Chet was telegraph edi- tor of the Review and also carries the alias of Kid Underwood" He will resume his old job as soon as the novelty of being married wears off somewhat
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Bermuda Famous For Castor Oil
 And Virginia Ham

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Some of the history and tales of the delight ful life of Bermuda, which he recent ly visited, were told tonight by for mer President Taft in a lecture. be. fore the National Geographic society. Direct taxes. he said. are lighter there than anywhere else in the world.
 Another of the islands claims to distinction MT. Taft said. are famous national delicacy," the Virginia ham, for its discoverer, Juan Bermudes. en route to Virginia was shipwreeked there and some hogs he had on board escaped to the island and became wild.
 Coffee, indigo. cotton and tobacco ,' he continued. "are of spontaneous growth. and, in no place in the world does the castor oil plant grow more perfectly than there"
 The former president quoted Mark Twain's saying that ''the onion is the pride and joy of Bermuda" "The Bermudian weeping over the depart ed'' he said. "exhausts praise when he says he was an onion The Der mudian extolling the living bankrupts applause when he says he is an onion"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Arizona Debaters
 Defeat Redlands


 TUCSON. March 25. = Staging comeback last night after a defeat tv Morningside College Qowa) the week before. the University of Ari 7on' debating team defeated the Uni versity of Redlands team here. The question was. Resolved That Immi- grafton Into the Cpited States Shon'd Be Further Restricted By Ad- ditional Literary Tasss" Arizons had the negative. claiming that the tSracv test was inadequate and that other tests should be substitut- H' The Arizona team included Claude van Patten. Lawrence Howe
 nd Theodore Goldstein.
 The tArizona team will meet the ''rf'-ersifv "f Southern California in Tucson April 4th.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Charoe Perjury
 In Murder Case

RFDDTNG calif.. March 25. - NNrcld cHllasen Pnd George Dewey Dn-'e of SA~ttla tndav wera hold to answer to the superior court on charqes of nerjrrr based on tarti- ~'0~v n connpcticn with the Vii liam Norris murder case.
 Davis rnd Callahan were chargei --ft-, -~-'.'--- rs, ~oNr''t cF affid0v:ts they made in Washir~t0T -'~-' ''' --'Noh tbev aleced Gibson ans L. C. T--''- a~si-trrt district attorney coerced and intinidated Norris into confessing the killing.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Wilson Recovering
 From Acute Attack

WASHINGTON. March 25-Former President Wilson was said tonight to be recovering satisfactorily from an acute attack of indigestion which he suffered shortly after noon today. Ad- miraI Grayson. the former presidents physician. said it probably would be another day or two before Mir Wilson could be considered as entirely re- covered.
 Mir Wilson has been subject to nervous indigestion for a number of years and today's attack, although without warming. was not wholly 'un- expected, it was said.
 NIT. Wilson was said to have quick Iy responded 10 treatment and his condition was described as satisfac- tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Ex-GOV. GLYNN RECEIVED
 BY CARDINAL nOtIHIEprN

ROME, March 25.-Cardinal Dough- erty of Philadelphia, today received Martin H. Glynn. former governor of New York. and Mrs. Glynn. who visit. ed the cardinal to pay their respects.
 Pope Benedict having suspended audiences during Holy Week Arch bishop Mannix. who arrived here yes terday, will not be received until af- ter Easter Meanwhile Archbishop Mannix is visiting the cardinals and receiving visits from clergymen anx- lous to learn his experiences since he left Australia and his views on the Irish situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Bisbee Team To
 Play High School

The Bisbee team will play the high school team practice game at War ren Park this afternoon. The high school is practicins regularly and will have good nine
 The F. Of c. team and the Bisbee team will work out Sunday in their third practice game. Manager Kobey is confident of having Q winning team this year, as many Of last years players are here this year. Manager Grady of the Knights of Columbus is trying out many candidates for his nine and Sunday will give some new players in his lineup.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
"Whisky : Ring Under Fire

ST. LOUIS. March 25. = Federal officials here today began an inves. tigafson into reports Of an alleged ''wh sH,,y TiDG' following the arrest yesterday of three men, one of whom, vas Talton CT. Francis. son of David R. Francis. former ambassador to R'Ieeia.
 Information has reached the fed eral authorities. it was stated. that an organ zation has a list of names of about 70 wealthy St. I1ouisians considered good prospects" in the u2lowf'l sale of whisky. Nr. Francis and the other two men were arrest ed in front of Francis home when ana express wagon. containing 50 quart bottles of whisky. stopped at the curb.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
PROfRAN FOR
 EASTER. SUNDAY
Douglas and Bisbee Knights Templar To Attend Pres
 bytelian Services

The program for Easter services at the Presbyterian church Of the Cove nant, on Howell avenue. will be as follows:
 Morning sunday school-Christening of chil-s dren -....-...-........ ..--9:45 a. m. Public worship. ......,... III a. m. Bisbee Commandery No. and Doug las Comandery No. ', Knights Tenn plar in attendance. Organ Prelude, Easter Processional March ..s-.-.- .-.y....... Barnby Selection by. orchestra and organ. Sing Praises to. God" .....-..-...-.... .. H. w. Warefug Anthem, ,'Hesanna" :. ; Jules Granier Lords prayer Ued by the prelate). Gloria Patri (Page VI of the HymnaD. Psalm 1lS, Q-ed by the prelate). Gloria in ENeelsis (oId Chant. No. 43s of the Hymnal). Vocal Solo, My Redeemer and My God Charles GOunod .t Mrs. J. J. Harrington Old Testament lesson. Haggai 2:1-9. BoRum Est Confiteri tNo A of the HymnaD
 Hymn No. 137. Easter Hymn" .-....-...... -...-. Lyra Davidica New Testament lesson. John POLIO Deus Misereatur (No. 433 of the Hymnal).
 Comet Solo. J. w McRae The Apostles Creed. responses, prayer, Led by the prelate).
 Offering offertory selection. Easter Fan tasia' s., .<............-M M. l.. Lake
 Orchestra and Organ Oflertorys prayer, by choir and congregation. (Offertory Sentences, No. 1, Page VII of the HymnaD. Anthem. "The Resurrection. ..-
 .......... H. R. Shelley
 Sermon by the pastor Hymn No. 13S, Essex" ....... Thomas Clark
 Benediction Organ Postlude
 Evening Song Service, in conjunction with the Sunday school service, 7:3o.
 Easter Chimes"
 Organ Prelude
 Orchestra
 Hymn No 1S7
 Anthem by the Choir. Sunday school chorus, "Ye Happy Bells of Easter Day" invocatiodn of Lords prayer. Responsive Reading, from the Easter Chimes" program. Primary Easter lesson and song. "Over the Hills" Vocal Solo. .. Mrs. J. J. Harrington Hymn No. 147, Stanzas l and 6 only Instrumental duet, cornet and troI2- bone. rHark, sHark, My SouI'... :---..-- O- b. NeNlh J. W. McRaeA and MT. G. Maston Far Echoes R Easter Chimes" by the Sunday school. Violin solo, Aria" -TenaSalia
 J. G. Berlindis. Offering for the equipment of mission at Chieng Rung, Siam. Offertory selection by the orchestra. Offertory prayer, by the choir and congregation.
 Anthem by the choir
 Address by the pastor
 Hymn No. 133
 Benediction.
 Organ Postlude
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Mother And Brother
 Give Blood To Keep Wounded Man Alive

BOSTON. March 25.-John F. Me Carthy kept alive for 24 hours by transfusion of blood from his mother and brother after he had been serious ly wounded in the barroom brawl in wEich Larry Mclean, former baseball player. was killed yesterday, was at the point of death today. Physicians at the city hospital held out little hone for his recovery.
 When James J, Conpor.. bartender. who is held as the man who fired the shots. was arraigned in the police court a continuance of the case was asked by the police and granted. Con nor is charged with McLean's murder and with assault with intent to kill Mccarthy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Italy Offers Big
 Reward For Man
 Who Threw Bomb

MILAN. March 25. - The govern Tnent h"s offered reward of ?O,00O Ire and the proprietor Of the Diana theatre, in which bomb explosion caused the death of q persons and -ha injury of 100 others, recently, has offered 10000 lire for tnforma- ton leading to the arrest of the bomb thrnwer
 More than 100 anarchists already have been arrested in connection with the outrage.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Professor Reports
 Closest Approach To Perfect Vacuum

SALT LAKE CITY. March 25. - Professor Orih .Tugman. of the physics department of the Universi- ty of Utah. announced tonight that he had obtained the closest approach to a perfect vacuum that has ever been recorded. This vacuum" he said IS too thin for even tue pas sage of electricity. The American Association for the Advancement of Science furnished the funds for the experiment.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Justice Court At
 Lowell Renovated

The justice court at Lowell. presid- ed over by N. J. Mckenzie. justice of the peace. has just been completely renovated. the walls tinted. the furni- ture vanished and repaired, and the floors painted. The court room had fallen into such a bad state of dilap- idation that Judge Mckenzie said he has been ashamed to invite a respect able warrant to come in for trial. The improvement was much needed and was done at small cost.
 Australian natives in the interior tear down telegraph lines for the wire to make bracelets. earrings and nose rings.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Bomb Explodes On
 Italian Railroad

ROME. March 25.-A bomb explod- ed on the Rome-Leghorn railway last midnight shortly after a train from Rome in which Premier Gioiitti was supposed to be travelling had passed, the Tempo Leghorn's correspondent reports today it is believed an at- tempt was made to wreck the train. The premier it transpired, was on a train following.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Page Ihr-e
FARMERS. WIVES

Nnety-eight per cent of farm wives bake their own bread, according Lo the latest census reports; and 97 per cent do the family sewing with go per cent doing the family washing and ironing. The average workday of the farm woman is 61 per cent longer than that of the city woman worker.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Engineers Present
 Interesting Films

Two Interesting films, King of the Rails" and Queen of the Waves" were presented last night at the Y M. C. A. by the Bisbee Chapter of the American Association of Engi- seers. A large audience attended. One of the films was a detailed de- scription of battleship of the Unit cd States navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
Alarm, But No
 Fire At School

The. fire, department responded to an alarm yesterday, afternoon from Box 31 at the Central school The wires had become crossed and the alarm was turned in automa tically There WAS no fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The sale of j. W. widmer's effects advertised to take place March 21st, has been postponed until noon. Sat urday, March 26th- BISBEE TRANSFER, STORAGE &
 COAL co.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26

The Bee Hive Geyser in Yellow stone Park is becoming more active every season.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-26

An income tax as war measure was advocated in the United States as early as 1872.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Two, Each Claiming ii To Be
Mans Widow, Seek Estate
Mrs, Halle S. Bortel, of In
diana, Asks Revocation of
5.sWrit Granted Woman Here

Two women, each claiming to be
the widow of Frank E, Bortel, who
died August 19 last, are involved in
Surrogates' Court proceeding for the
right to administer his estate Surro-
gate Cohalan yesterday set November
a as the date for argument of motion
by Mrs. Hattie S. Bortel, of South
Bend, Ind, for the revocation of letters
Of administration on the estate of the
decedent which we're issued to Mrs.
Anna Bortel.
Mrs. Hattie S. Bortel said she mar
ried Frank 3, Bortel twenty,four, years
ago in South Bend. Mr.. Bortel held
Service Freight Bureau in this city.
He was periodically absent from his
home In Indiana, Mrs. Bortel said, and
he accounted for these absences by
explaining that his business here de-
manded personal attention.
Mr.. Bortel died at New York Hos
pital on the day he was taken there
suffering from an attack of heart dis
ease.
Mrs. Bortel came to New York from
South Bend Immediately upon receipt
of news of his death. Upon arrival
she met Mrs. Anna Bortel, who claimed
the relationship of wife to the dece-
dent and who had taken charge Of his
funeral. ,as,
In her petition for the letters issued
to Mrs. Anna Bortel, Mrs. Hattie s.
! Bortel insists she, is the only legal
widow Of Mr.. Bortel and is entitled to
| administer his estate