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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

nice clothes And Jack certainly
wears Thorn. To my mind chow of
Righteousness in fighter IS credit
to the game.
Georges has been panned because
he has refused TO divulge his plans
for the big fight July 2 or uncover his
real ability for the members OF tho
press But wait. It IS well to re-
member that Carpenter is unaccus-
toned to being followed so closely by
a corps OF reporters. lie doesn t
savvy TT. at all He figures that ne
would be a sucker to tell anyone
about his plans or let anybody who
might carry tales to the Dempsey
camp get the real low down on him
And he Is right, or at least has a right
70 think that way.
think one OF the most ereditable
things that can be pointed to Is me
fact that Georges is passing up S25.-
600 or $4,000 that he could add to his
bank roll by letting the public watch
him work. If he felt that he had no
chance OF winning and did not care
whether or not he trained seriously
he would not pass up that much
money 10 loaf in private. would he2
Not on your life. So he's really work
ing hard and he certainly looks like a
healthy, finely conditioned chap to me.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
ATHLETES
co THROUGH
LAKE COUNTY

Fifty Indianapolis and fifty Chicago
athletes viii carry a message from
Mayor Charles ". Jewett to the thir
ty-second National Gymnastic Union
Athletic tournament at Chicago. to-
day. Arrangements Tor the relay
runners have been completed. and the
first will leave the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument today at 6 a. m.
The Indianapolis relay runners will
include thirty from the Athenaeum
and twenty from the South Side Turn
ers. They viii carry the message two
miles each. to Walcott. where the first
Chicago relay runner viii take It. and
he and his comradeS VIII complete
the journey 10 Grant park. where the
message Will be delivered TO Mayor
William Hale Thompson. OF Chicago
The route will run through Lebanon.
Frankfort, Mulberry. Dayton. Lafay-
cite. 8Iontmorenci. and thence TO Wal
colt. The last Chicago runner. accord
ing to plans, will deliver the messag
to the Chicago mayor Saturday after
noon.
Tho mess sage will be IN reply to an
invitation from Mayor Thompson to
attend the tournament of the N. A
@. U. NationaI headquarters of the
organization are in Indianapolis. The
tournament will be held at the NUM-
cipal pier. Chicago, June % to July 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
AEROPLANE
STUNT FOR
HOBART RACES

Much interest is being shown in the
Hammond and Gary vicinity in the
professional auto races which viii be
held at the Hobart Speedway sunday
afternoon.
Practically all tho cars and their
respective driver have arrived for the
event and Gary is being used as head
quarters for the speed demons, avia-
ton stars and auto polo teams. The
Hobart track is only seven miles from
Gary and is also easily reached from
Gary and Valparaiso.
John Hall, the daredevil VINO
changes from an auto TO an aeroplane
states that the change at Hobart viii
be the hrst time it has been made in
the north and will also mark the
initial appearance of this feature on
a quarter mile track.
The Hobart Speedway is unique in
construction and practically every
one of the race drivers says that 1t
VIII be their first trial on six fur
long course. Several have raced on
the seven eighths track at Dallas.
Texas. but they state Hobart has ii
distance all It's own.
sam Harren. the aviator. arrived at
Hobart today coming by the air route
from St. Louis. where Hall and Har-
rell performed recently. Among the
drivers who shipped their cars to
Gary are Fosnaugh (Duesenberg).
Robinson (PeugeoD. Snowden and
Rountree ESSEX. Sarles (Green-Day-
ton Specially and Gray (Severin).
Fosnaugh and Rountree competed
last year st the Crown FONT aut"
races.
Ralph Hankinson. promoter OF the
Hobart meet. handled the Ethel Dare
aviation act for several months last
year OF which George Parmelee. Well
known in Gary and Hammond. was
an aviation sar. ParmeIee will be
special guest OF Sam HarreH in Har-
relrs Stanley plane Sunday.
In addition to the six professional
auto racing events at the Hobart,
Ind, racing events
Ind. speedway next Sunday afternoon.
there will be the added feature of
John Hall changing from auto TO aero
plane on the race track. Several of
the drivers have arrived at Gary.
which Will be race headquarters until
Sunday. The Hobart speedway is
seven miles from Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

Ycsterss ay's Results.
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland, IA; New York, 4.
St. Louis. g; Boston. Z.
Detroit. 10: Washington. g.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
HAMMOND
IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR Blue ISLAND

The Hammond X Of C.'s put in a
good nights workout last evening
in preparation for their game at Blue
Island next Sunday More than an
hours time was spent in a good stiff
batting practice and thu balance OF
the evening was devoted to fielding.
The team as a whole seems 70 be in
the pink of condition and TO a man
every played feelssconndent OF being
able to slip Blue ISLAND trimming
and thereby climp noych higher in
the standing OF the League.
on Sunday. june 18th the Hammond
X OF C.'s VIII have an open date IN
the league schedule and Manager
Heimbach has taken advantage of the
day by booking up with the fast team
representing the Gary Works. This
game, which viii he played at Glea-
son Park is already being widely ad
vertised in Gary as a banner attrac-
tnOn and the Gary X. Of C.'s arc ex-
pected to turn out in goodly numbers
to see their brother knights from
Hammond in action against the strong
club of the Gary Works. Arrange
rnents are also being made to have
the several followers of the local team
accompany the Hammond club to GIea-
son Park.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
CRITICIZE
GEORGES
TRAINING
BIZ JAMES ]. CoRBErr

By JAMES ]. CORBEIT
(Former Worlds heavyweight Cham
pion.)
CWritten Expressly for the I. \. So
Copyright 1921. by I. n. Service. }
MANHAsSET. l.. l., Juno 10
Georges Carpenters system Of train
ing has come in for a lot of adverse
criticism.
Because he has shown little IN tho
way OF ability as boxer or puncher
and has excluded the general public
from his camp he has become a target
for a veritable barrage of unfavorable
comment. But why?
To my mind Carpenters tram-rg
system is far superior to that OF Jack
Dempsey because he enjoys a certain
amount OF privacy that is surely well
como 10 a fighter Of his temperament.
Dempsey may not mind the daily In
pouring of curious fans at Airport.
Carpenter is different. He wants
quiet.
I've seen II written that Georges
spends a good part of his training
period getting his face mopped with
a sponge. What's wrong with that
Why if some Of our fighters washed
their faces oftensr. 1t would do no
harm.
They say Georges thinks more Of his
pink silk paJamas and his lavender
oathrobe than he does Of road work.
This IS certainly uncalled for. No one
criticizes Jack Dempsey for wearing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
Read The Times Want Ada

5000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
Indiana Harbr Ma
tionals VS.. c. O. F

on next Sunday the G, O. r. crosses
bats with the spee-y aggregation from
Indiana Harbor, known as the Nation
ais. This team has a record of five
victories and no defeats. but the c. O
+. are confident Of stopping them Man
ager Geller has groomed three pitchers
any one Of which is capable of hurting
a good brand Of baseball The team
is batting and fielding like professionals
and is determined to bring home the
bacon Sunday. Tho game viii be called
at o'clock ut Harrison parl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

Of the gate receipts go TO the benefit
Of the Colorado Flood Sufferers.
Buses will leave he Clumbia A. g.
headquarters at Columbia Hall prompt
ly at one o'clock. Fans willing TO take
trains Instead @ ousses can take tho
South Shore at 1850 or the 1,19 ex-
press, get off at Kensington and walk
four blocks south on Michigan avenue
The ground is situated on moth and
Indiana.
The Columbias have n large follow
ing and the roofing for both teams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
LOYOLA NINE
TO PLAY ALUMNI

Loyola academy and tho alumni Will
meet IN their annual battle on tile dia-
mond at LoyOla field tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
1. y. i:m,o, Grrcts E,-IIaiscr.

LONDON, April 2.--Thc DAILY Her
aid, tn" labor organ. today prints a
message from it's Vienna CORE
Sr"nden;. which says: Last Satur-
day the American representative.
Grant Smith lAmcrican high com
missioner in Budapcstl. left BuIa-
pest with Premier Tcleky for Stcina-
manser-on hunting expedition. II
MAS stated. immediately after the
announcement OF Charles arrival. the
MaEyr Premier. accompanied by Mr.
smith, went to greet the cX-Kalscr''
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LNHGE NUHUER WOUNDED
N ENft.SSIS UPON JEW
IKv AssnciaIcI rrnsa- I

VIENNA, April 2.--r.xccsscs upon
tho Jews OF Budapest. III Which a
largo number were wounded. are re-
rortcd Ia have taken place ON sun
day last in dispatches received from
tn" Hungarian capital today.
Fearing the possibility Of anti
semitic outbreaks. the .Icwish com
nunity obtained a promise from tho
government that fun protection would
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ETREM ZIMBALIsT vionist
Gt93G Scrcnnilr

1t is the Graccfulcst. most be-
w!iching OF bolcro- rhythms.
with Il melody that is brisk.
vivacious. and full OF the spirit
Of youth-with. nevertheless.
all of it's ycarninS. Tile mel
ody consists almost Of Il single
phrase. but this is repeated over
and over again. with such dcft
and exquisite turns ana changes
OF interval and key, that every
statement Of II IS like n love-
avOwal. made over again with
much the same words, but with
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Firrnc 10-in. List
price, x1..:5

"A sweetness that takes new
poirnancy with each hearing.
Underneath this melody the
piano softly clanGs. like a re-
mote. distant guitar. The COM
position comes to Il close with
one or Two soft. almost ghost
~, harmonics-thc mysterious
and wonderful sounds that
awaken when the finger Of tho
violinist touches. lightly in
truth as the iichtcst feather.
q string already vibrating un-
der the pressure of the how.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

This month John Mccormack
has zone Ia the very antipodcS
Of the world OF music. by Sc
icc'ing u wOrld-song which
ranks besides the great songs
Of Schdruann and Richard
strauss lie and Edward
Schneider have made tho Eng
NSh translation between them.
and Fr!tz Nr"ialcr plays TO INC
song an obbliRnto OF strange.
sad. almost supernnl beauty.
20 Ccas. Thy Singing ~ NJ
mnat TN" last word In living
liussinn musical GcniuS-a per-
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be Afforded Jews. but in the cmcr-
s"ncy. ii IS declared. the Eovcrnmcn,
failed 10 act.
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Is..o ocnrr, your Cross win IL :
CTcu We tn. story of Jesus

These two numbers carry
their full devotional significance
in their titles. Garry Your
cross win "a Smile" is based
upun the old injunction TO bear
with fortiiudc the trials anu IN"
SORROWS OF life. sustained by
IN" belief in q happier conui-
tiun OF Icing when life tx done.
II IS 10y Ina Dulcy Ogdon ana
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f5.fl TiuSh-n-I iyr. baby Mine
Mummy Dear

This month she has one OF
her nncst-a cradle song in
waltz tempo, Graded itself. so
{" speak. In the richest and
SWEETEST and tcndcrcst OF or
Ch.strdl harinonicS. BY some
peculiar inaEic--thc rhythm.
p.rnapS-it sets the mind wish
ing for Il fcw strains Of Rock
a bye Baby" which are uncX-
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KARL DISAPPEARS
AT SWISS BORDER:
EMPRESS WORRIES

Greater German party and the Chris
ti;tu Socialists. make the trip with
the monarch It IS understood,
however. that the officials RESPONSE
bic for the safety OF Charles on his
"trip are opposing those PROPOSE
lions. considering that they would
be apparent TO add To public kuowl-
edge of the trip and tend 10 mull!fy
the precautions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

The first is the grand seen"
where Aida. cnsIavcd in Egypt.
sees Hadamos set out TO IN" de-
against her own father. Tn"
second is the pathetic lament
for her native land. Introduced
by weird oboe music, from Act
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1879: ,Shc Gives rhcm All the 1


billy Murray has a laughing
song. lie tells the Iovo-advrn-
lures Of "a tat girl laying down
in this procedure" the priucipl.
that II nobody loves u tat man.
II fat cir! has no such disuGal-
iiica,iona. she has many low
cr". 60 all "f whom she Gives
the liza. lia, IIa'' over tn.
footl!rh,s or on, of tho Metro
la horn. the song is moot. The
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IS.3i uool, for the silver I.ininr
i.lna BrJWn and oh
tNnui,riu. IJuuit llclrn

TIL" tenor sings tho first stan
"a. tn" Coutralto joining Ia the
refrain Tho cuntralto. how
ever. under the inmrIu"rial
nrivil"E" OF woman. has The last
say" 10y singing the second
stanza. though She is joined.
AT tn" CLOSE. by tn. tenor.
Look for The silver Lining" is
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ISIS NnIsr Erica tSnNophonr SOl"|
ISnNophObin tSaNoDhonc Sol0b

The 'Nalso Erica" is in Sc
riOus. the "SaXophobia" in com
L., vein, and both are the ar
lists own compositions. If de-
sired. they may he used in cx-
hibitiOn dancing. certain pi-
guancics in tempo lending
Themselves admirably TO this
purpose. The ''Valsc Erica" is.
of cour.c. in waltz tempo. and
"SaXophobia." which simply
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POPULAR SONGS

y mother Suug. addressed to
thc old Nanny whose skin was
black. bat whose spirit was the
whit" spirit "c motherhood. 1t
mas some curious. changing. al
most abrupt harmonics. My
Nanny" Is by sam Lewis. 10"
Young and Walter Donaldson.
nd"rncath Hawaiian skies"
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kdcn-inah -pcc-noiD price, $3.50
feet expression Of that longing
Tor beauty which seems the In
hcr!,ancc Of sad and thoughtfui
races. The sadness in the song
Is not that OF passive accept
ancc bu, OF mystery and won
der md passionate rebellion
against tho wocS and tho deep
81 mysteries OF life. 1t rises
to powerful mid climnXcs and
sinks away again, tho violin
forever cmbroidcrinG about II
tissue OF fantasies Ike tho
images that crowd into the
mind IN moments OF intense
Thought and feeling.
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1oSCA - ] y II
..i652 GnrIinrla
t,lii yur-Id n

The GaGIiarda. or the Gal
Hard, was the precursor OF the
miuuct. which may be consider
ed the pcrcurSDr OF tn" waltz.
1t was danced with raicty. ana
il came in. in it's time. for some
rather sharp criticism for to
tho modern ear ii is ndccorous.
even a dignincd measure. This
gngliarda. which is very ia
nous one. was written Dy the
father of Calico GaIilc:. III"
great astronomer. IL begins in
the strings. in vigorous con
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RED SEAL RECORDS

John McooRMACK Tenor FRITZ KIEISr:I, violnist
tpiuuO accom- cdcr)
o Cease hy X. Maiden
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Intoxicated with the beauty
Of tho might and the spell nf
his rcHwhit"ncd love. W. sing,
his beautiful Invocation 10 til.
SKIES an! the s"a. HIS poTc,p-
tons Of tn" world ana ulturr
anu What they may reveal 10
MN. arc almost wygticafIv
blonde! with inward images II
his beloved one. The stars arc
her SOFT eyes. the Winds -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

when YOU mention lIunrar-
IAN music. nine persons out OF
ten Viii think Of it. The frs,
part or the slow "lagsan"
movement. is the on" played in
inns record. u opens with "A
SLOW. weird melody pl,nctI,,,.I
by heavy crashing chords. ana
giving way. after "A curious
cahcnza ana a rapid fro trcu.n-
10. 70 light. Capric!ous. CARL
Ioh-Ilkc succession OF major
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Hudy WirdOrfb i0-in. List
Rudy WieducfD price. S5c

means fear of the sax" can
ho adapted Ia any one nf "A
number of EroteSpuc st-pS-or
even To the one step. All In.
possibilities Of the instrument
--diihcult intervals. change Of
register. i:cinolo and other tom
gu!us cffcctS-aiI tho things
which so test the courage of the
player and SO amaze the unin-
Struct"d hcarcr.
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trapuntIl harmony. melody
playing against and crossing
melody like paths ia a sunlit
wood. Delicate piZzicati. or
pluck ed" tones. give way 10
som" lovely wood wind har-
monies The middle part of the
number is n beautiful sleepy
series of melodies 10y strings
and wood winds against 81 per
siStcnt winding bass. "baSso
OstiHIto,' in the deeper strings.
But the vigorous first move
msnt is returned 70
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bright Eyes" begins curious
~. with a climbing uassarc
leading into "a choral strain.
'hvn 20 an odd twisting. chro-
: Eular cross harInOnirs.
Bright Eyes" is by otto Mot
zau ana VI. *. Jerome. and in
Produces You ouShta Sec M
l:ahy," by Fred albert. ''I.ov"
Eird' is by Ted Fior!to, and in
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This remarkable record is Il
subtle abstract of the whole
principle Of Shakcspcar"'s great
comedy. II is based upon two
scenes Shyiock's cry OF out
rag. in the street scene In Act
III. and furtia's plea for mcr-
cy in the courtroom seen" in
Act ~ The two scenes. drftly
joined. make in "a continuous
record an cpitOuic nf the tragic
element in the whole play-An-
tOnio'S light misuse Of Sh?!oCk
and ShylOck'S desire for re-
vrngr. The lines given ny
Salarn!o in the first part ana
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is by Ernie Erdmin and Fred
Rose. as her" arranged. II is
one of the most beautiful pop
uiar duets for male voices that
have reached IN" American
public in many months. Long
drawn vocal harinoni"S are
sung against a rocking accom-
panimcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

There are as many effects in
them as there arc iu Hong
Kong CHOW CHOW. which. as
thOs, k:tVw who hay. eaten IL,
has the homemade urIict"
backed of the boards. All
through Hon" Again RIu.s"
the CurnotS and tn. rc.,ts-
clarinet and san have a grand
ti;nc-all talking q, once" IKE
Il roomful OF girls. but with
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FOR APRIL 1921

TO the woman who ,y w.ll
ana truly beloved, ana i'm Whose
ht;'rt there lives the bower /,
NV back AN answering love.
.he gypsy wagon. the nornad's
tent; the charcoal burners mn,
or inc palace OF the cmpcror-
az are alike. This song viii
tiEn voice {" the idea. II any
thinE In music may. I, is i'm n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Leonard Wins Technical
Knockout Over Mitchell
In New York City

MADISON SQUARE GARDES,
New york. ian. l5.-Iu O spoctacu
lar bout which was stopped hv the
referee in the sixth round ut Madi-
1,u .qua.r G.id,n last night BoHny
Leonard. world's lightweight cham
piuu scored q technical knockout
over Riohiy Mitchell ~ Milwaukee,
who, despite his dcrcn,. proved him
svlc r. worthy chnl,uhor
Tho bout was the main attraction
al q benefit given IS mc American
committee Tor devastated France.
(which TODAY announced II had realiz-
Jed 500. 600 from the bout
In tho opening round Leonard
Knocked his opponent duwu three
times and injured Ei,hie's right eye
au badly that DO was useless 10 the
game western lad during the remand
or OF The bout However toward the
end OF the initial round. Richie sur
priscd the champion aud iu M't the
entire house by hooking - terrific
Irlt tu I,uuurd's .1w which srnt the
champion down ou his back Leonard
arose slowly and remaining ON one
knee. waved his hand tu hlf manager
NlU HINHIsI". IlNa'NiIllh lNhN NN" ifNAA
was clear and that be- was u~utuIurui.
From tur 20 90, beginning Of the
sixth round Leonard had the udyau-
tag. boo every session but many clos"
ubs, vera believed that AZ Icuuard
bad not virtually blinded Riches eye
200 the opening round. tho Milwaukee
Ind would have given him the fight
ut bis lit,
lu rE, sixth round Richie tried his
I,st to laud % solid blow but LEON
ards blocking and foutwu.k were ale
mn-t per. Get iu defense Leonard
attack iu this round was uorr" aud
hc simply battered his opponent uff
his feet lie sent Richie lu th, floor
tut'o tim,s ana was ready Co pat
over 70 nuishiug punch when Referee
HnuLUr interviewed and saved Mitchell
from further punishment
ia, mem u.iEhrd m at o H 900. Hi
1875 pounds. ONE pound uulDr atipultr.
I'D weight Both looked trained iu tho
hour aud zach vAprvsscd his ,uuti-
doucD while they were bcilg prepared
for the fight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

Ira' basket souvenir. of IN, ret
Stock IGI Poultry show Hu.u h,., lt-t
vr,E have mot trt been called for by
Iuu uuIuvr ct the lucky numbers. A
new drawing 81 numbers wac hold
TO-DAY. irln BEING drawn Tor IN, dlsh
and 1903 Goo the lJut Thuar VINE
have retained thcir stubs from the
'urun,. ticket. uty taked 20 refer
tH them Utiu. The holders of th,
lucky numbers may Obtain their
prices 10. notifying fiuol Romero at
t1i Woes. silver avenue, oT Dos tplv-
phuuIur h.n lt l,n g. meeting Of
Tine Sow NeNco Rabbit u-|-upiutiou
VIII 90" N..l Ht On, chamber uJ conn
m'rc' .U NunduN uIrHf. o. was an
bounced to-day
Nlhcrt iNan~. llai-un officer for the
service uIH be the principal speaker
toWolIu" evening ut tho fellowship
luuCh. .. 10 u',Iuck ut th, = NJ.
G. g. 800. Evans subject Is when "a
Fellow H,,ds t Friend special
music u.iur arranged Iy the Ii,V
'i1r.U Dc Mexican Thu @luuchouus
1r' servo. every SUNDAY evening for
fI, uIIu way from home
lduu 1. lIrunrN has nlcI u divorce
y'nuI.Iu . II. 30 district court against
Ih"m." ifuuDN aut's.ns r~"el-ct
De .d Hpport Th were mar
,r bon uuHf. hUteLt bon May.
lHli o.. December. 1919. Mrs Guut-
tey wus compelled foo I,ts, him ut
ST. Joseph. Mo ON recount ui ms
lI-tr,ltm. OF h,u. fh- petition all
i'r' IN was often Iutu,iyti,d. -h,
ullpE,
Count, Ngrnt Ice !. Rc,noId, an.
nouuv'U .H'iay that hu bad received
t supp" .I films uI ihr Chicago I've
stock -.... lNH.Ht. W.||| I. .F..H.u DO.
thu count. .u tho Interest ot a.,a
work
u plan du not q" asiruN. q irI"ga.
iIuu OF .m'ts viii leave her Jan
uuTE % |. the Stufu 'pII,p tl at
tend H "a. IuTS short ouufs. County
Agent l,. j. Heyuuld# and Mrs.
Maud IuIy. home demonstration
agent N... head ihr ~drl,rp'i.u Co the
Tho cn-y OF & D. NirhoI-. who b,
lHarE.I with shooting bird dog.
valued .. 500. hus been continued
until lh CARLY part "t nest week
Th, complaint against Nicuul4 WIS
mad, D.. I II, Becker owner at the
dog
rhc la-t number at The American
Guy. contains e statement ut tho
ulc,,s. .' .ho Diig MANAGER form OF
~rUyyrrr..r m Albuquerque Tn"
rlIt'm.r. .5s written Cos % o. Wat
kln.
Nc. \ H. ~cna wa -iiglul, IN.
Iutgd n| O'CLOCK tHis H|tlrruunu
when a ,I. Iu which sl, sud Mr..
soma $780,, lidiuE yuilidud with 81 ctr
urIsru H. g. 4, Wilson. 1t Fourth
street 1904. copper avenue NT S'ui
receive. scalp wound The soma
,.r rl. most demolished Wilson
Was dU.IU. south ON Fourth street
% no., mas were going east ON
'uppgr whom tho accident happened.
Wilson IH boon cited tu appear iu
polio" ,uufl az % O'Clock tonight on
/ tu. tUur.. of reckless driving.
Coal suppIy 90. Phones 4 and 9.