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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
TO rnApu


20-ACRE market garden, with build
ings, on Sum river. close In; to trade
for Great Falls house or good vacant
lots. b-room strictly modern north
side bungalow. trade for good clear
/ land, $500. Clear title business lot In
ment ON Great Falls home. Very
choice Raynesford and Kibbey
ranches to trade for Great Falls
houses. Let us trade what you have
Tor what you want. Watson Land Co.
TO TRADE
FOR Great Falls property, two ideal
residence lots in Spokane, 1O0x16O with
fine home. Located on Longfellow
avenue, four blocks from the Spokane
river. Water main through one lot.
Two blocks from street car line and
three blocks from paved boulevard.
An attractive spot for a permanent
FOR SALE. or viii trade for cattle,
70 Waterloo Boy tractor ana J. !;
breaker bottoms. Outfit has only
plowed so acres. s06 Central
160 ACRES miles from Fort Shaw, all
cultivated, good buildings, clear.
Trade for city property. Full line Of
farming implements II wanted. Pagan
& Norby.
FOR SALE-Violln, very good hand
made instrument, $3.50. VIII trade
for Ford, good running condition
p. o. Box 90.
FOR sALEETwo good lots on main
street in Geraldine, or will trade for
good Ford. J. r. Hunter, Geraldine,
Montana.
GROOM bungalow, close In. Will take
good automobile as first payment;
balance monthly. Pagan e Norby.
TO T r A D E-Irrigated, improved
ranches for horses. Will cut land to
suit. Box Q. Waller, Montana.
TO TRADE-Six cylinder touring car
for REIMBURSEMENT; must have tim
Der and water. p. o. Box 81.
FOR TRADE-14 room hotel furnished:
for irrigated farm. Logan, Ford
Bldg.
FINE young horses; well matched: 70
trade for small tractor. Box 167, Tri-
bune.
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PERSONAL

II PERSONAL
PROSTATE and bladder trouble, piles.
constipation quickly, painlessly treat
ed. No knife, massage or dieting.
Simple private home treatment. Book
let free in plain wrapper. Electro
Thermal Co., SIG Beebe Bldg, Steu-
benville, Ohio
STANLEY RIVERS ASKIN HORNE
will hear Of something to his advant-
age by communicating with Oudin,
Kilbreth & Schackno, Attorneys at
Law, "a Pine Street, New York City.
WANTED-Local representative to So
licit special magazine clubs and col
lect monthly installments. Box 1872,
Tribune.
IF you want a healthy. wealthy, low
ing wife. write me enclosing stamped
envelope. Violet Rays, Dennison,
Ohio.
RICH yonug widow; pretty and affec-
tionate. Would marry. Suite Eleven,
106o1 Saint Clair, Cleveland, Ohio.
COMFORTABLE room for two ladies'.
Everything modern; on car line. 1911
Fifth avenue north. Phone 9420.
GET MARRIED = Best matrimonial
paper published. Free for stamp.
Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.
MARRY rich; many anxious; confiden-
tial list free. Select Club, Dept. r.,
Rapid City, 8. Oak.
WANTED-Child to care for. Baby
preferred. 1909 Second Vavenue south.
WANTED-Home for boy, aged s; will
pay board. Room II, Dunn Block.
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FOR sALE-FUKNITURE

| 30 FOR 1ALE-FURNITURE
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HIGH GRADE furniture used sis
months: Turcoman Wilton rug, 800;
linen rug. $50; $35o.oo Karpen over
stuffed set. $4,000; ! walnut bed.
room set complete. $500; I walnut
| dining room chairs, $40; l walnut bed
| complete $50; l white enamel kitch-
| en- table $12; youths chairs, each S.;
Dodge touring car, $780,. Call 91s
| First avenue north.
FURNITURE For sale: 1905 Central
avenue; one beautiful circassian wal
nut Apiece bedroom suite: one white
bedroom suite complete: one elegant
oak dining room suite, good as new;
library table; chairs; rugs; bedding:
pictures: bric-a-brac, etc.; all in good
condition and will be sold cheap.
BARGAINS in used Electric Vacuum
Cleaners.
I Premier Cleaner ........... 90
2 Eureka Cleaners ............ $500
! Universal Cleaner (new) 5000
The Bee n,ee, nfs shop. sis Central a2 %
nue.. Phone 6675.
HIGH grade player plano. bench and
nice selection rolls. cheap; cabinet
photograph and records, White ro-
tary sewing machine. library table.
sanitary couch; fiber rug, $500. Call
evenings. 1921 Firrt avenue north.
FIVE rooms house.,oid furniture for
sale. fumed oak buffet; dining ia
BILE; chairs. leather upholst sred; ]
davenort: leather rockers: 2 dress
ers; l library table. Bargain. TO
sell at once for cash. 81S Seventh
avenue south.
AMERICAN walnut dining room set;
ivory bedroom set; dresser; sanitary
couch; rocking chair; vacuum cleaner.
10 Seventh street north.
COLES Range. SIS; chiffonier; library
table; dining table; chairs: 2 beds;
garden hose: fruit jars; hoe. 1870
Fifth avenue north.
FOR sALE-Mediun, sized Cold Blast
heater. In good condition. Call at
512 Ninth street south.
FURNITURE for sale, and Groom
house for rent. Inquire 1910 Fifth av-
enue north.
IMPROVED Cascade range; good con-
dition; cheap. SO Third avenue
UNIVERSAL range and Globe Hot
Blast heater. AT Third street north.
GOOD heater and Monarch range. SIC
Fourth avenue south. Phone 1868.
EXCELLENT Player, cheap II sold at
once. 1l13 Third avenue south.
sx12 WILTON Velvet Rug. $50. Call
rear 213 Third avenue north.
FURNITURE exchange; buy, sell or
trade. Phone 9746.
GOOD heater for sale. Phone 7lc7.
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WANTED-AGENTS

IF YOU are sincerely interested In an
opportunity to make money. II you
want a proposition that is honest.
that gives a square deal to your Gus
toners, that is permanent and big.
write to me. The Conner Mfg. Co. Is
one Of the largest and most substan-
tial manufacturers Of raincoats IN
America. The business has grown big
because every coat is real value for
the money. Our representatives are
successful. Some OF them make SIS to
make from $500 to $500 a month reg
ularly- the year round. Several are
making from 5000 to 5000 year.
And now I offer you the same propo-
sition. You will be our representa-
tive and take orders for our coats.
You will need no capital. Experience
Is unnecessary and you will get your
profit the same day you earn 1t. Write
now for my complete proposition. The
Conner Mfg. Co., Dept. G-1262, Dayton.
Ohio.
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70 roa nENr-uNrun. HOUSES

lONE four-room; all modern except heat;
unfurnished house; close in; $3.50
month. including water. Sixth street
north.
FOR RENT-5-room strictly modern
bungalow. 1901 First avenue north.
Inquire c. II. Mclean.
FOUR-ROOM house modern, 2226
Seventh avenue north. Call 1122
First avenue north.
SMALL five room house and large
barn. cheap, on car line. 1918 Fourth
avenue north.
FOUR ROOM modern except heat
avenue north.
FOR RENT-Four room fiat, $24.50.. d.
A. Crfchton & Co., $40 Ford Bldg.
Phone 9461.
NEW, modern house for rent reason
able. 14O5 Seventh avenue south.
Call 9544.
TwO-ROOM dwelling; north side; SIS
per month. Midkiff-Spalding Co, 209h
Central.
FOR RENT-six room house. Call
next door to 416 Fifth avenue south.
TH 9aR1 house; partly modern sa n
Eighth avenue south Phone 1905.
MODERN four-room Close in 625
Third avenue south. A. II. Gray.
THREE room house, unfurnished; re-
modelled. S07 Fifth street south.
FOR RENT-Barn and cabin. Inquire
20O4 Sixth avenue north.
GROOM house. with garage, $50. 1920
Fifth avenue north.
5-ROOM modern bungalow. COS Sixth
avenue north.
MODERN house; garage; adults. Fone
5513.
MODERN four-room. go Eighth st. N.
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-From owner, six room mod
ern bungalow; north side. VIII pay
$500 down, S15O per month. State full
particulars first letter. Box 17c. Trib-
une.
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uELP wAHTED-FEMALD


AT ONCE-Five bright, capable ladies
to travel. demonstrate and sell deal
ers; $4,000 to $500 per week, rail-
road fare paid Write at once. Good
rich Drug Co, Dept. 562. Omaha,
Nebr.
WAITRESS, $40 month and room. Girl
general homework; cook, $50 month,
city. MontaAa Employment Co.
PHOTOPLAYS - 5000 ideas needed
Working girl paid $4,000 for ideas
she thought worthless. Details free.
Write Producers League, 235, St.
Louis.
HOME WORKERS-List Of 10 firms
supplying various profitable home
work, 10c. F. Turner, 935 South Rob-
ert St, st. Paul, MINI.
EARN $50 weekly, at nome, evenings.
Instructions and sample Csc; refunded
il dissatisfied. Enterprise Speciality
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
MRS. ANNIS GALLAGHER, fashion
able dressmaker and expert remod-
eler. Room 10, Sparkling Hotel.
WANTED-Experienc marker and
sorter. $24.0O per week. Hardin Steam
Laundry, Hardin, Mont.
WANTED-A woman to help with
housework on ranch. p. A. STANDBY,
Cascade, Montana.
WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Phone 7345. Call 7O4 Seventh street
n0rth.
COMPETENT maid for general house.
work. 425 Fourth avenue north.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. 1906 First avenue north.
WANTED-Stenograp pupils. Phone
1901. 1916 Third avenue north.
WANTED-Dishwas Gateway Hotel,
Poplar, Montana.
EXPERIENCED laundry girls. Ideal
Laundry.
Electrolysis. Mrs. Brandt. Vandervort.
6493.
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BUsINEss cnANCEa

IA BUsINESe CHANCEa
LARGE manufacturing corporation
wants capable men to open branch
| office and manage statesmen. $500 up
| ward necessary: handle your own
| money. Exclusive rights; patented
article: money making possibilities
unlimited. Win pay expenses to
Secretary. s4s St. Paul Place. Baiti-
more. Md.
WAREHOUSE on railway siding, very
| close In on business street This prop
erty must be sold quick and is leased
on q SO per cent revenue basis; $500
cash will handle. This is a new build.
Ing and real buy. We handle all
kinds Of business chances. Watson
Land Co.
GOOD, clean restaurant in live mining
town. with living rooms: good busi-
| ness. Bargain for cash. Three-year
lease. Write or call Stockett Cafe.
Stockett. Mont.
BUSINESS corner, apartment building;
houses; garage; consider clear farm
some cash, balance to suit; Alose in:
north side. Frary-& Burlin1 Ame.
WILL LEASE q one-man newspaper In
good section Of Montana On Novem-
Der i. If interested write to Box No
1876. care Of Great Falls Tribune.
LEASE and equipment Of q paying
apartment house. always full, close in.
Reasonable payment. monthly pay
ments on balance. Phone SOSS.
CAPITAL desires substantial invest
ments outside Europe. Address North
Europe Trust Co., 116 Victoria Street.
London, England.
FOR SALE-Jackson's boarding and
rooming house. Inquire 625 First ave-
nue. north.
SOME exceptional buys in hotels and
roomtng houses. Watson Land Co.
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Fon nENr-nousEk.P1xo Rms

F0n HENT-HOuSEK'PI RMS.
TWO large rooms. ground floor, pri-
vate entrance. modern except heat.
No children accepted. 902 Sixth
avenue north. Phone 6S71.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, Jew
ell Apartments on Second street, be-
tween Central avenue and First ave-
nue. north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms: with model
Fair IS ssts: IT, i's x1s
keeping. Lights. water and use Of
telephone. 1926 Third avenue south.
WELL furnished three-room, ground
floor, modern, pleasant. Call after
noon. 1913 Seventh avenue south.
LARGE pleasant front room: gas; all
conveniences; also smaller room;
close In 205 Sixth street north.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping room.
Large, modern front room. 7O9 First
avenue south. Phone 1886.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, gas and hot
water heat; close in. Reasonable.
308 Third avenue north.
TWO modern heated room,I with
kitchenette and gas range. 214
Thirteenth street north.
TWO large unfurnished rooms. partial
ly modern; garage If desired GIG
Sixth avenue north.
ITWO-ROOM furnished housekeeping
suite; coal range and gas plate. It's
Third avenue south.
MODERN four, three and two-room
housekeeping apartments. 7O3 Fifth
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING room; bachelor or
employed lady, $12; gas. AL Fourth
TWO large well furnished warm rooms
for light housekeeping. 1922 Sixth
avenue north.
TWO warm modern housekeeping
rooms; adults only. s14 Seventh ave-
nue. north.
TWO housekeeping rooms: large sleep
Ing room; garage. s15 Second ave-
nue. south.
TWO neatly furnished, light house
keeping rooms. All Fifth avenue
TWO furnished rooms. with kitchenette.
$25 per month. 116 Third street north.
housekeeping rooms.
$40 Seventh street north. Phone $685.
THREE desirable furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. 210 Second avenue north.
TWO or three large front rooms. 1905
Sixth avenue north. Phone SAB.
ONE large front room with kitchen
cite. 5l4 Third avenue north.
TWO housekeeping rooms. $40 and SIS
per month. 212h Central.
HOUSEKEEPING room. s0S Second
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 800 Second
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 612 Seventh
street north.
Housekeeping rooms 30S Third Av. No.
ROOMS. 1911 Fourth avenue north.
Housekeeping rooms. $50 7th st. No.
MODERN rooms. 626 9Th Ave. No.
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BOARD AND ROOM

2 BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD in private home, one block
from car line; centrally located for
teachers from five schools; use Of
piano. Phone 1924.
WOULD furnish reasonable room and
board to companionable girl or stu
dent. desiring refined surroundings.
Address Box 1855, Tribune.
ROOM and board, good home cooking;
hot and cold water in room. 614 First
avenue north.
EXCELLENT board and room at 1913
Third avenue north; reasonable.
Sunday dinner. p. m. SOL Sec ave. N.
ROOM and board. 207 9Th st. No.
Is WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room, modern furnished house by
couple without children. Can give
references. Phone 1924
WANTED-To rent; ranch east or south
Of city. Box 1853. Tribune.
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FOur=rOOnnn Modern
Bungalow


sos Eighth avenue north. Phone 1913.
FOR SALE-six-room modern bunga-
low; full lot; garage; close in; on
north side; conveniently arranged for
renting rooms. Box $50, Tribune.
GROOM bungalow. strictly modern, on
pavement, Second avenue north.
owner leaving town and will sell for
$500; terms. Pagan & Norby.
IT Is A pleasure for US to show our
house bargains to those who are
really wanting to get home OF their
own. Watson Land Co.
FIVE room bungalow. all modern;
cheap II taken at once; $500 down;
terms. Interstate. Realty. 2osh Cen
trial.
FOR SALE-A small, 5-roonl, modern
bungalow; 1890 cash and balance
monthly. 2206 First avenue north.
FOUR room bungalow; full lot; full
basement; north side. Box 1SS, Trtb-
une.
FOR SALE-6-room bungalow, modern.
1926 Second avenue north.
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wANTED-sALEsMHN

WANTED High class salesman; must
be hustler. To q man who can
produce we have q good position to
offer. Bog 1877, Tribune
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AUTOS ron sA1E

! AUTOS ron SALE
BUICK touring; Vslie touring; Oak
land Six touring: Maxwell touring:
Chevrolet touring: Ford touring:
Ford speedstor; Smith form a-truck:
Studebaker 3-paAsen9er; Chalmers
roadster. Terms Cascade Motor
Co., log First avenue north.
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IL FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
INCOME property for quick sale.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars pays
annually Is per cent. Box 1888, Trib
une. --. :
TWO more 6-acre tracts for sale; north
quire Of owner, Box TIC, city :. i
nor sALEC Corner lot on hVest Side:
dose TO bridge. Also two Stiffness lots
xatAe Chicago. Box ~. Tribune.
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ron RENT-FUsxIsnED Hoo1s

fO8 2&NT-EU8NIBHED ROOMS
NEW management; Acme Hotel, 18th
Central avenue: modern and up-to-
date rooms. Old time price So q
week and up. When in the city make
your home at the Acme. 800 per day.
COMFORTABLE. newly furnished
room; everything modern: near car
| line. 14O9 Seventh avenue north.
COMFORTABLY furnished room in
| private home: breakfast privilege. 1911
| Fourth avenue north.
HOTEL OXFORD, 612N Central Ave-
nue.; best and cleanest rooms at most
reasonable rates.
A LARGE furnished front room for
gentlemen; very close in. ia Sec
ond avenue north.
CLEAN. comfortable .leepinf rooms 6
Central avenue.
MODERN rooms, with or without board.
blocks from Hotel Grand. Sixth
street north.
FEATHER your nest for winter. Room
at Y. NJ. C.. A. Popular center. Few
vacancies.
LARGE well furnished front room;
warm, close in. 316 Fourth street
Phone 9451. Apply 1924 Fourth street
WELL heated sleeping rooms, SO 4
month. GIL Second avenue south.
ROOM for gentleman in modern home;
close in. $12 a month. Fone 1928.
MODERN room, I70O First avenue No.
Phone 5745. Gentleman preferred.
VERY desirable room for gentleman.
201h Central avenue. Phone 8402.
LARGE front room for rent. Phone
6310. 225 Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Nice warm basement
room. 500 Second avenue north.
FOR RENT-Furnished basement bed
room. 515 Fifth avenue north.
ROOM for rent in modern home. go
Third avenue north.
ROOM for rent at 1902 First avenue
north. Furnished.
MODERN room. 1870 Third avenue
north.
FURNISHED room. 800 Fourth st. N.
MODERN room. s16 Second Ave. So.
ROoM-Gentleman. 414 End Ave. No.
ROOM; garage. 1871 Bird avenue north
FRONT room. sos Fifth avenue north.
ROOM for rent. II Seventh st. No.
ROOM. Sol. Fourth avenue north.
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PHOTOPLAYS 5000 ideas needed.
Working girl paid $4,000 for ideas
she thought worthless. Details free.
Write Producers League, 235. St.
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WAITRESS, $40 month and room. Girl
general homework; cook, $50 month,
city. MontaAa Employment Co.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23

PIANO tuning and repair work. Bar
Der Music House, 614 Central
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HOME WoRKERs-List Of 10 firms
supplying various profitable home
work, l0c. F. Turner, 935 South Rob-
ert St, st. Paul, MINI.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23

DIR. HULTBERG, opposite library. essa.
e. Dinsmore, "a Glendale. Phone 6s12.
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THREE rooms, furnished, In duplex
house; modern. except heat; close in,
newly furnished, $3.50. 321 Eighth
street south.
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TO TRADE

FOR SALE, Or will trade for cattle,
1928 Waterloo Boy tractor and ]. I.
Case tractor pillow with stubble and
breaker bottoms. Outfit has only
plowed so acres. 8O6 Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
SEAMEN GETTING
MORE AND MORE
ELEVATED BROWS

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 25.-The
calling of the seafaring man. once
regarded as a haven for ne erdo-
wells and Adventures now is at
tracing university graduates, the
sons of successful business men
and scions of aristooratic families,
according to Rev. ]. F. Sarner
chaplain of the AdOue Seamen s
Bethel here.
Established several years ago by
the late Bertrand Adoue, as an
aid to native and foreign sailors,
the Bethel has become the ac-
knowledge headquarters here for
seafaring men of all lands.
The books they read, according
to Rev. Mr.. Sarner, give the hest
indications of the rapid strides
made by seamen during the past
decade. Ten years ago, according
to the chaplain, the sailors chose
from the Bethels library only
those volumes which dealt with
adventure on land and sea. To-day
the calls are radically different
Now its technical books on navi-
cation, engineering, exploration
and history, with a sprinll.ng oil
requests for French, English, Ger,
man and Spanish grammars, the
chaplain declared.
More than three hundred ant
fifty sailors a day are visitors a
the Bethel, which looks after theii
mail, takes care of their funds
cares for their baggage and pro
vides them with comfort kits,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
CHAVEZ ADOPTED
GIRL THE PARENT
WANTSRETURNED

Antonio Chavez, 429 Iron ave-
nue., declared in d communication
to police from an attorney at Ven
tufa, Calf, to have taken Ignacia
Corral. 13-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Tor1assa Corral. from the
home of her aunt. Luciano Perez,
without the consent of the mother,
and alleged to have kept the child
since without the mothers consent,
adopted the little girl seven years
ago in El Paso, according to docu-
ments shown yesterday by Mr.
Chavez.
An affidavit, signed by the aunt
in November. 1914, at Eel Paso,
states that the mother had aban-
doned the child in Torreon, Goa
hula, Mexico. and given her to the
care of the aunt in June of the
same year. The aunt relinquished
all claim to the child to Mr.,
Chavez.
The letter to police gave the
impression that the child was taken
from the home of the aunt at San
Pedro, Calf, very recently, Mr.
Chavez said that he had received
| a letter from the mother asking
! that the child be returned and that
he replied that he would do so il
the mother would pay him for car
ing for the child. Since he has not
heard from her, Mr.. Chavez said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
INSPECTION IS MADE
OF CAVALRY STABLES

A satisfactory inspection was
passed yesterday by the rev stables
for cavalry troop A, New Mexico :
first mounted troop and a unit u
the National Guard. Inspecting
Officer Colonel J. J. Boniface, of
Phoenix, stated that the stables
were ideally located He also APP
proved of the target range in the
sandhills and of the armory and it's
equipment.
The equipment for troop mem
bers has not yet been given out
and will not be until next week.
The horses are being gathered to-
gether from army posts where
there are "eXtras" and will be ship
ped here within a short time, ac-
cording to Captain Desmond Far
rell, commander of the troop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
LADS KILL SACRED
PIGEONS; ARRESTS
AND RIOT FOLLOW
Az me Associated PressD

Bombay Jan. 24.-SeVeral
persons were injured today in
a disturbance following the
killing by two European boys
Of two pigeons, considered
sacred by the natives. Seven
teen persons were arrested,
after the Ffindus had stoned
the police.
When q crowd of angry In
dams demonstrated with the
European boys, the police took
charge of the lads and also
several Hindu boys with whom
they had been fighting. The
crowd followed, demanding
the release of the Hindu boys,
whereupon the police charged
and scenes of intense excite
ment ensued. during which the
natives stoned the police.
Native merchants are meet
ing to consider what steps
should be taken. The stock
exchange and bullion markets
were closed today and a re-
ligious strike has been pro-
posed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
ELKS BUILDING TO
Be COMPLETED LAST
OF MARCH, IS PLAN

Fifteen rooms of the reconstruct
ed Elks' home are now in use and
an additional forty-three will be
ready for occupation by April J.,
when it is expected that the pres
ent building program will be com
nleted. Thirty rooms in the south
ern part of the building will not be
furnished until the first fifty-eight
are in use, according to Frank
stortz. secretary.
me lobby viii be completed and
furnished for use March l If work
is not delayed. The oak flooring for
the lobby given by Col. G. e,
Breeze is here ready to be put
down. The Elks will hold their
regular meeting tonight at 1880
o'clock at the Masonic temple and
will adjourn early in order that the
members may be present at the ho-
! tel jubilee at the armory.