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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-15
TELEGRAM z PRAHY "a
SLANY SOkOLSKE OBCI v
AMERICE.

"Vybor Ceskoslovenske OBJ
ce Sokolske We schulz sve vzpo
NINA ydecne zAsluh Americke
Obce Sokolske O zdar sletu a
vroucne il dekuje. Zdar sled
noceni veskereho Sokolstva!
Ceskoslov. Obec Sokolska."
Nasledoval pax pripis toho-
to obsahu:
Drazi bratfi!
4 prvni fadne schuze vybo-
rove, ktera Sc konala We dnech
IL. IL. prosince 1920 "a d.
celem projednani zprav sle-
tu a jinych organisacnich pod
neth, poslali jsme Vam srdec-
ny pozdrav cestou TELEGRAPH
ckou. Opetujeme tuto dfivejsi
strucnou zpravu a oznamuje-
me Yam, re vybor c. O. S. pro-
jevil vrouci diky Yam ga vse,
Gin jste pfispeii ku zdaru VII.
sletu vsesokolskeho, zejmena
vSak "a veliky dar a pujcku,
jiz jste umoznili kladne vyre-
Semi otazky zasobovaci. Pred
sednictvo G.. O. S. jest ochotno
uhraditi Vam vsechny castky,
jez Sc Vam nepodarilo darem
zlskati ustanovilo, ably k to-
mu cili jako fond byla vydana
a zvlaSte ulozena pima uhrada
ze zisku sletoveho. Abychom
vsak zbytecne netratili ma kur.
su, ktery opetne znacne stoupl
lvyckavame pfihodne DOLBY
zaplaceni, jsme vSak milerad
ochotni poukazati Yam jakou
koliv castku,
Take otazka slouceni a sic
dnoceni veskereho Sokolstvs
ceskoslovenskeho doznala VI
schulz vyboru G. 0. S. mimo
radne vrel6ho prijeti. Ably ve'
mohla byti uyedena do cilej
Siho pohybu, opakujeme svu
navrh, ably jednani mezi nam
a Vami delo Sc primo a zada
me Vas, abyste nam pokud mo
zno zahy zaslali sve PROPOSE
ce.
4 americkeho tisku, kter.
bedlive stopujeme, dovidam,
Sc, re hodlate uspofadati pri
Stim rokem syuj slet a preje
me Vam jiz nyni mnoho zdarl
k tomuto krasnemu podniku
zadajice o podanl blizSicl
zprav programu, na mem
Jste sc V tom Smelu ustanovllI
) Soukrome dozvedeli jsme sc
re byste radi pouzili naseh
sletoveho plakatu tez pro sc
be. X tomu podotykame, re
naSi strany jako majitelu pr
rozene neni proti tomu zad
: nych namitek, jest vsax nutnc
F., abyste Sc primo dohodli AL
. torem mistrem ,Iakuhem c
brovskym Praze ohledne ie
! no prav autorskych.
Byli bychom Vam vdecn
, kdybyste j Y tomto smer
2 vstoupiti Y prime jednani S n$
mi a cas- od casu podavali nar
zpravy o vyvoii veci Il Vas,
: cemuz / my isme ochotni.
: Dekujice Yam opetne co ne
> srdecneji, zadame, abyste pt
zdrav a dix Vyboru c. O. S. |;
o skave vIidne tlumocili vesk,
: remu sYemu clenstvu, trvam
J bratrskym Ma zdar'
: d. Heller, liedalAtel.
. DIR. Seheiner, starost,
Ceskosloyenska Obec Soko
G ska v Praze Il :
j. --------------------
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Jest to dlvny cas-, psatl v po-
lovici ledna 0 jaru, ale jak Sc
rika, media mi to jinak. Pro-
chazel jsem Sc onehdy par
KEN, radami holych stromu a
vykouzlil 81 tentyz park, az O.
deje Sc haven majovym, az Sc
stromy a trava zaZelenaji a tn
a tam nesmele budou jiz vyku-
koyati hlayicky pampelisek.
Kdo by nemel techto kvetinek
rad, tou jejich barvou zlato-
YOU, kdyz prvne Sc oblevi,
kdyz nam zvestuji, re iaro o.
pravdu jest jiz tu? Ale tato
laSka lidska jest nestala. So
iva ze techto kvitku zlatovych
objevi Sc vice, uz Sc proti MIN
zahaii valka vyhlazovaci. Ze
pry nici travnik a V posled-
mich letech ma tato valka W.
hlazovaci jeste jinou pohnatku
- z pampeliSek, z tech neVin-
nych kVitku, Sc vyrabi dobre
vino, kdo to dovede. Tech, kdo
to dovedou,. kdoz delaii vino
skoro re vseho, cemu Pan do
prava rusti, jest stale vice. Ma
priklad, ia cely zivot mel
jsem "a to, re z rajskych ja-
blicek Sc delaji ienom omac-
ky, "ketchup". chill sauce" a
podobne ostre delikatesy, a Ia
tim ono Sc Mich muze delati
vino. Clovek Sc stale uci.
Jest mi divno, ze jeSte nebyl
prijat zadny zakon, ably pam
pelisky nesmely rusti, nebo ze
sc prohibicnici nemodli k Pa
nu, ably nedovolil rusti rostlin-
stvu, iehoz plody nebo ky6ty
alkohol obsahuji. Takto Sc lid
stvo nepolepsi, kdyz pokuseni
kyne ysude, kam Sc podivame.
Onehdy dokonce ieden lekSf
nayrhoval, ably vlada Ma mi
Sto povoleni sedmi millionu dol
laru Ma vymahani prohibice,
povolila aSpon tollk penez ma
placeni odboIniku, kteri by u
cili lidi, jak ty domaci napoje
delati dobre a zdrave - jinak
pry cely americky narod brzy
vyhyne nasledkem zaludec-
mich chorob. ia sam mohl byct
nekolik takovych odbornikt
odporuciti. Kdoz Vi, nedojde
Ii k tomu, nebot jak pravi tc
staroceske porekadlo, ''nouzt
naucila Dalibora housti. :"
Kdyz jsem vzpomnel ma t
starocesk6 porekadlo, vzpomi
MIN 81, ze II starych Cechu kve
tia trochu podobna professe
Rikalo Sc il koSt6lstVi a povin
nosti koStefu bylo koStoyati V.
robena vina medoviny a kdyi
po dukladnem koStovani roz
hodli. re jsou "ol raj neb
'salet" teprve potom krcmal
mohli je prodavati a jeiich he
ste pitt. koSterstyl bylo vaze
nou. dobre placenou profess
nebot' kazdy Sc k tomu nehc
dill, nekdo, jak znano nyr
Pile vsechno, ienom kdyz t
obsahuje alkohol
Vlastne zaGal jSem psatl
jaru, 0 stromech traye al
zazelenail q o pampeliskacl
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az zacnou prokukovati jejich
zlatove hlavicky. Mnoho jsem
cetl knih a slysel pTednasek o
''krajich vecneho .jara," ia Sc
vSak pro takove kraje nemohu
nadchnouti. Vzdyt' Tide tam
nemaji, nae Sc teSiti, kdyz jest
to u Mich veGne jaro. ia nam
rad zimu, ponevadz po nj pfi-
jde jaro fialkami jaterniky
d. Sc stromy kvetem obalenyni
q po jaru leto sc vsemi temi
bohatymi Diary prirody a po le-
tn podzim, Sc zloutnoucim Ii
slim a temi zadumanymi, dlou-
zicimi Sc vecery.
Neni nam ami mile a drahe
to, co stale name. Jest nam i
domov drazsi, kdyz jsme no
po delsi cas- vzdaleni, tn 81 no
teprYe idealisujeme a vycit'u-
GENE, elm domov jest.
TAX 81 vzpominam, re muz,
ienz napsal tn nejkrasnejsi ba-
sen domove, nikdy opravdo-
veho domova nepoznal. Kdo
neznal by Home, Sweet
Home y, ale treba kazdemu
nenl znamo, ze autorem byl
John Howard Payne, S nimz o.
sud divine hral. Mel sice jed
nou John Howard Payne do
.mov, ten vsak "a mnoho ne
stal. Bylo to vezeni dluzniku.
V Anglii jeste V minulem sto-
lett veznili dluzniky, kteri ne
mohli dluhy zaplatiti a kdo
cetl Dickensovy "Pickwick k
Papers" Vi, jak to V tech veze-
Mich dopadalo. Byl to ylastne
Dickens, jenz zhnusil Anglii
vezeni dluzniku a docilil zru-
SEMI barbarskeho zakona.
V tom vezeni dluzniku dr.
zen byl autor basne Home,
Sweet Home" a vedlo Sc mu
tam nevalne. We SVEN denniku
re dne 18. ledna 1921. tedy
skoro zrovna pred sto lety, ma,
psal: Postal jsem Svoji koSil
do zastavarny (I14 Fleet St.
dnes rano a dostal jsem dost
penez, abych 81 mohl koupit
potraviny ma den a zaGitl III
"Therese' (dramatu). Da
isem Sc do prace a napsal cas-
prvniho jednani.'
To byl iisE smutny domo1
pro autora Home, Swee
Home"
Vezeni dluzniku byvalo roz
deleno Ma Stranu Panu a Oby
cejnou Stranu, a V teto posled
nejSi, kde byl drzen John How
: ard Payne, bylo to horSl ne.
: V te prvni. Prumern6 byval
yc yezeni dluzniku kolem ii
: set veznu a nekteri byli nuce
, hi witt 81 tam celc rodiny, ze
/ ny detmi, kdyby dnes lid
: byli pro dluhy zavirani, oba
: YAM Sc. re ten prumerny pc
Get byl by vetSi nez til sta.
Neni kazdy domov sic
i sweet, ale obyteine jest T.;
} koyy, jak 81 jej lide udelaii
pri tom bohatstvi neb chudob
. nelrajl zroYha Nelkou ulohl
e NejzajlmaVejsi domov, jej
!. isem poznals bvl omen iedn
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/ NONAT /

Nemate ddvery We vyleceni
vaseho neduhu? Prectete a
die teto rady Sc Tid'te: Mia
pi. Leiblingerova! Nelze mi
ami byti vdecnym "a vasi
"Nonat". Po nekolik dlouhych
m6sicu jsem trpel velike bo-
lesti V noze, ktera stale byla
studena a jakoby mrtva. De-
Ial jsem vse CO mi bylo rade-
40, ale tilevy jsem nedocilil.
Bee ddvery, pouze ma domlu-
vi manzelky, jsem 81 nechal
dat ma nj flastr q "Nonat".
A tentokrat jsem seznal, ze
prec neco ma svete je co no.
hu vyleci. A stale Sc! Ac od
te DOLBY skoro 2 roxy uplynu-
ly, ia citim Sc zdrav a proto
radim kazdemu trpicimu: !:
zkuste "Nonat" a jiste pax
i Wy il budete NIT stale v do
me, anto leGi skutecne rozlic-
ne neduhy, jak jsme Sc 0 tom
v mnohych pripadech sami
presvedcili. Josef a Kat. Hra-
bak, 1030S Sophia Ave., Gle
veland, Ohio.
Cena Nonat je SIC a $1.0A,
postou 55c a $1.08. Nema-li
il vas lekarnik a nechce pro
vas objednat, muzete il kou-
pitt u p. Hynsta, roh SO. ul
4 Quincy t. Leiblingera,
2281 E. sc. ul., aneb piste
primo ma tuto adresu:
MARIE LEIBLINGER & co,
P. O. Box 285, Pasadena, Cal.
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Ii, na koho to pada. Obyvala
velky dunn, 0 mnoha pokojich
- a potrebovala je. Lide ii Sc
schazeli jenom pri jidle, vabec
spolu nemluvili a po jidle sci
kazdy do sveho pokoje, a tax
zili den re dne, az ,smrt a beh
osudu lidskych je rozloucily.
Kdybych byl naklonen takove-
mu vyjadfovani Sc, MONA, re
po skoncenf sve navstevy v tom
domove, byl bych 81 v duchu
rekl That's hell of a home.
Jest mnoho lidi, zvlaste v te-
to zemi, ktefi niledy vlastniho
domova nepoznali, nikdy 81 sve
vlastni domacnosti nezalozili.'
Atkoli hospodarska uroven FL
meriky jest lepsi nez ktereko-
Ii zeme ma svete, snad nikde
jinde neni procento tech, kdoz
vlastniho domova nikdy 81 ne
zaridili tax velke, jako prave
zde - totiz mame-li ma zreteli
lidi, jichz pfedkove zili V ze-
mi teto po nekolik pokoleni.
Kdyby jenom ma takovych "a
lezelo zalidnovani Ameriky, o.
bavam Sc, re bychom Sli "ku
predu" racim krokem a ne
vim, zda-li v tom straSlivem
kritickem okamziku byH by
chom odrazili Nemce cd Pari-
re, = kdyby to bylo zalezelo
jenom ma tech skutecnych A
merikanech S nekolikerym a.
merickym pokolenim "a mimi.
To vsak jenom tax mimocho
dem, on jenom malokdo chape
sve povinnosti vuci spolecnosti
lidske jako celku, obycejne ka-
Izdy ma ma mysli jenom "No.
IOne", a dava-li nekdo pred
most tazeni te kary zivotnf ra-
deji jenom ma iednu oprat',"
nez-li V paru, nuze budiz.
Kdoz vi, k cemu to neni do
bre.
Ona dokonce takova volnost
blazf treba nekolik desitek 70.
XII, ale pride cas-, re ii, kdo2
si lichoti, jak Sc sikovne dove.
dli vyhnouti vSem tenn manzel
skym uskalim zivotnim, pozns
lji, ze vlastne "ofulOyalI' sam
Isebe. Poznaji, re ma f1lfste
| domovem, strechou vlastni, 81
museji srokojiti nahrazkou
Sc surogatem domova. Nekd,
takovy surogat jeste ujde, jim
| dy nestoji "a mic. Kazdy Sc pa
matuje, jak chutnaly RUNE t!
nahrazky DOLBY valecne, tre
ba re nemeli jsme jich zds
tolik a tax ruznych jako V f
vrope, kde naSli skoro "a vSe
chino nahrazku, jenom ne q;
| lidsky zivot.
| Nekdy, jak pravim, ia na
hrazka Ia domov jeste ujde
I've meste, kde jsem drive by
! dlival, konan byl pred casen
prazvlastni banket. Byl vystro
jen byvalymi stravniky PAM
jez pc mnoho a mnoho rokl
vedla stravni dunn, takove, a
| bych tax rekl lepsi tridy. V
veku pozehnanem zanechal
) one zivnosti a mezi stolovnik,
byli muzi, jichz vlas prokv6
tai a kteri davno jiz NELL sv
; domovy sve rodiny. Byl mez
: mimi prominentni obchodniL
ieden z komisaru mesta, fede
ralni soudce a vice iinych mt
III We vynikajicich postave
Mich. Ii vSichni vzpominali
vzdavali chvalu a uznani on
! PAM, jak svoji vybornou kl
chyni, laskavosti a pfivetivost
dovedla Jim nahraditi domo'
Onehdy y Cechach oslavovs
t Ii sedesate narozeniny Karl
Kramare a jest to iiste muz W
: likych zasluh a nemine skor
: ami tydne, ably nejake takoy
: jubileum nebylo oslavovano.
Y Jest TO zcela spravne. abv S
Z, xryynny, in n IN r,liyu ~ u "a s.t N
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nych v6domosti, ale kdyby Sc
stalo a nasc kucharky zapo'
mn6ly pres noe varit, to by by
10 teprve hozi donnstdni.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-04
NAN SPURNS FOUR PARD0NS
"Lifcr" Dies in Virginia Prison at Age
Of 5O-For 40 Years His Job
Was to Seed Cats.

Richmond. Va.-John OrreI, aged
ninety. serving a life term in the pent-
tanuary. is dead. Four times he re
fused PARTON from four different
governors. lie was sent to the pcni-
tertiary for life because he could not
resist q propensity to steal,
lie was in prison when the civil
var ended. and when freed declared
the Yankees turned me ont Of Il
home" and insisted on being returned.
For the last 80 years his sole duty has
been Ia feed rhe cats IN The big prison.
Hr occupied one cell for more than
80 years, having the freedom Of the
wards. He did much Of his own cook
fn- aud under The orders of the pris-
on physician was allowed three drinks
OF whisky each day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-04
CHAPTER MEETING.

Wells Chapter No. az, Royal Arch
Nasons, meets every first and third
Monday night at T o'clock. Visiting
companions will receive a cordial
welcome.
WHILE MARSHALL, II. p
s. L. HAMMOND, Sec'y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
SCHOOL. ELECTION TO
BE HELD ALL TODAY

Only three candidates are up to-
day for the three vacancies on the
school board. All qualified elect
ors may cast their votes between 3
a. m. and y. m. The candidates
Bolts and w. r. Boyd, the last
named candidate coming up for re-
election. The voting places are:
First ward--Office of National
Life Insurance company, Second
street ana Copper avenue.
Second ward-Office of Charles
Chadwick, between First and Sec
ond, on Gold avenue,
Third ward-Franklin's Real es-
tate office, Third street and Gold
avenue.
Fourth ward-City hall.
The judges and clerks Of election
follow! ...
First ward-Mrs. C. O, Clark, p.
Mrs Albert Morris and Mrs. S. A.
Knoll, clerks.
Second ward-Sam Porterfield,
Mrs. A. o. Corson and Clarence
Higgins, judges; william H. Fl. Al
lison and Mrs. ]. d. Schumacher,
clerks.
Third ward--Mrs. T. j. Winfrey
and Bruno Dieckmann, judges; A..
j. Maloy and Mrs. IT. f. zeiser,
clerks.
Fourth William Dodge,
William II. Burke, DR.. l.. H. Cham
berlin, judges; Mrs. Albert Gusdorf
and Mrs. c. c. Meacham, clerks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
PiGGLY WlGGLY STORE
DONATES NICE SUMS
TO LOCAL CHURCHES

AS stated in the Journal Sunday,
the first "Piggly- Wiggly" store in
New Mexico opened at POS North
First street, in this city. Saturday
last, and the opening day proved a
great success, perfectly satisfactory
TO Manager Pratt. The voting for
the churches was spirited at times,
as Manager Pratt offered $3.50
to the churches regardless OF
whether callers at the store pur-
chased or not. N. M. Cudabac and
j. J. Payne acted as committee,
and the result is as follows:
First prize-First Baptist church,
$25: second--Presbyterian, $500;
third -, Immaculate Conception,
500: fourth-Lead Avenue Meth
odist, $3.50; fifth-Central Avenue
Methodist, SIS; Standardization,
$I2.50; seventh-St. Johns Episeo-
pal, $40; eighth-Temple Albert,
$3.50; ninth-Lutheran. 50, and
the tenth prize of $3.50 went to
the Congregational church.
Mr.. Pratt has all the checks
ready for delivery and requests the
Journal to say; Let the right par
ties call at the store for their re-
speetive checks today or tomorrow,
otherwise they will be mailed to
pastors of the churches named.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
FIREMEN AND CITY
COM MISSl0NERS ARE
CONSIDERING UNION

City Manager James N. Gladding
refused to be quoted last night
when questioned as to the attitude
of the city commissioners toward
the formation of a union by the city
fire department. He said only that
the matter was being considered
by the city commissioners and by
the firemen and that he preferred
making no statement until some
decision had been reached
The union was organized last
week with Lieutenant Earl Hale as
president; Milton Grande. vice pres
ident; Captain Harry Fredericks,
secretary fire Chief
Russell was made an honorary
member The union decided to be
local number 244, International
Association of Fire Fighters. The
department did not joint 100 per
cent, however. When the matter
was brought to the attention of the
city commissioners they decided
that no city employee should carry
a union card and asked Fire Chief
Fred Russell that the firemen re-
consider their action and dissolve
the union.
The fire chief refused to discuss
the matter last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
BETTER THAN cAL0|MA
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
area Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel--are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the result of DR..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calorr1el does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't iniure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of the trouble and.
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calon1el
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place. Fl a "a
Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy,
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy"a and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. 15c and
s4 rs m.t.s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

for a long time on the spoken sta 81
before entering pictures.
His hobby is horses-blue- rib-
bon thoroughbreds.
| His ambition is to portray the
highest type of western manhood
on the screen.
He was starred for two years by
! Triangle and has just finished q
longterm contract with Federal
Productions. He appeared in Uni
versal pictures early in his screen
career.
Mr.. Stewart has been leading
man for Lillian Gish, Katherine
Mcdonald and Bessie Love and
many popular leading women have
supported him in his own starring
features, but he considers his role
opposite Betty Compson in ''Pris-
oners of Love-" the most harmoni-
Gus and satisfactory work he has
completed up to date. This he at
tributes almost wholly to the in
spiration derived from Miss Comp
sons cooperation and enthusiasm
during the filming of the produc-
ton.
ITO be chosen to play opposite
Betty Compson in her first starring
Production Prisoners of Love- is
the greatest honor that has come
to me in my picture career" de-
clared Mr.. Stewart.
1T is an inspiration. to work
with her and l consider it won
derful privilege to have had a
leading role in the production that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
WORLDS APART" WITH
EUGENE O'BRIEN, LAST
TIME AT TILE PASTIME

Only the most carping critic
could fail to approve of the latest
Selznick Pictures. production, star
lring Eugene 0,Brien, entitled
worlds Apart" which is at the
Pastime theater today for the last
time.
In this picture the audience is
shown life in many spheres of hui
man existence. From the exclus-
iveness of the smart set" whose
troubles are largely imaginary
ones, to the daredevil outlawry of
the underworld, the adventures of
Hugh Ledyard, the hero in the
play, extend, packed full of thrill
ing action.
Briefly, the story deals with the
lives of Hugh Ledyard and Eleanor
Ashe, who married after O very
brief acquaintance. In time Led
yard falls in love with his wife in
spite OF himself, ana when he dis
covers that she is the daughter of
convict, whom she declares is in
nocent, he sets himself the task
of discovering the real criminal.
In contrast to the bleak, dismal
scenes of the slums and China
town, are the bright lights and
beautiful homes of 1.-THE wealthy.
The County Hunt, particularly, is
a treat of wonderful scenery, where
well-groomed men and women
follow the hounds This Is one of
the finest bits the reviewer has
ever seen. Miss Tell wears some
1nruan,,c roupc ubinh ta,,a ,ba
seal of Paris suggested in their
daring lines.
Other players in the cast who
add to the success of the perform
ance are w. Fl, Tooker, Florence
Billings, Arthur Housman, Louise
Prussing and Warren Cook.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
ROCKY KANSAS WINS
BY KNOCKOUT ROUTE

st. Paul, Mimi. April 4.-Rocky
Kansas, Buffalo, knocked out
Bobby Ward of st. Paul in the
fifth round of a scheduled ten.
round bout tonight with a right tc
the solar plexus. Up to the fifth
Kansas was the aggressor. They
are lightweights I
Johnny Mole, st. Paul. and Jock
Jpsephs, Minneapolis, lightweights
boxed ten rounds to draw. W
Babe Herman, Portland, Orei
outpeinted Benny vogel, st. Paul
in ten rounds. The men are ban
tams. Herman outweighed Voge
by six pounds.
Carl Augustine, st. Paul, mid
dleweight, knocked out Jack
Marsh, st. Paul, in the second
round.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
S38,215 IN WHISKEY
AND MASH DESTROYED
IN STATE IN MARCH

The federal prohibition office has
had o. most active month in Ne"
Mexico during nfarcn. Not only
have 4,447 gallons of wine, mash
and whisky with a total value OF
s38,215 been seized and destroyed,
but 4,53S gallons Of liquor and Az
bottles of patent medicine valued
at s53,615 have been seized and put
in storage until their destruction is
ordered.
The supply of liquor seized in
Colfax county during a series of
raids in the last fifteen days was
brought here in a freight car Sat
urday afternoon and has been
stored in a vault in the federal
building. Captain r. e. Perkins,
of the prohibition office, also re-
ports the seizure of 500 pounds of
sugar, half busheI OF rye, eighteen
cases of raisins, eleven stills, and a
Ford automobn~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
BUSINESS WOMEN TO
HOLD DINNER TONIGHT

Miss Josephine S. Parsons, finan-
cial secretary of the state univer-
sity will be the principal speaker
of the evening tonight at the regu-
lar fortnightly meeting of the bust
ness and Professional Women's
club, which will begin at 6:15
O'Clock at the College Inn. There
will also be some music. as this is
a social meeting of the club; there
will be, some violin solos with Mrs.
ID. w Faw as accompanist. Miss
Parsons will talk on the history
and growth of the university. AS
she has been a member of the fac
ulty almost since the beginning of
the university, Miss Parsons is ex-
pected to give an interesting and
Illuminating account.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
WHERE IS
TOM SANTCH|?

Arriving in Albuquerque a few
days ago, little Jean Carpenter.
motion picture, starlet. expressed
herself as being very much in
love with New Mexico and with
Albuquerque in particular.
Motoring about the city yester-
day little Jean exclaimed. isn't
this great! Things look just like
location scenes on western five
reelers, somebody page Tom
Santchi quick, I'll bet he's sitting
around here on a cactus some
where"
Baby Carpenter recently played
an important part with Tom SAINT
chi in THE Desert Wolf" a west
ern feature not yet released.
Though only four years of age,
this clever little actress has made
an enviable reputation for her
self in the moving picture world.
She has played important parts
with such prominent stars as
Mary Pickford, Margery Daw,
Pauline Stark, Frances Ford. Bes-
sic Bariscale and many others.
Those who have had the pleas
ure of meeting this vivacious lit
tie lady during her stay in our
city readily understand why she
has been able to make a name
herself in the theatrical world.
Her charming personality and
ready wit together with her gem
uine dramatic ability have made
her the most popular child actress
on the motion DictIlrp screen to-
day.
Little jean will soon appear in
this city with Douglas Fairbanks
IN THE Nut" playing the part Of
Cupid"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
MISS ANITA HUBBELL
WINS TENNIS TOURNEY

Honors in the girls singles tennis
tournament which has been in play
the last two weeks, went to Miss
Anita Hubbell who defeated Miss
Mary Macarthur in two fast sets
in the finals at the Country club
Sunday. In spite of the high wind
the tournament was finished ac-
cording to schedule, before a crowd
of about one hundred enthusiastic
spectators. Miss Hubbell won a
racket press offered as a prize by
Mrs. Margaret Medler and Miss
Macarthur, as runner-up, won a
racket glove given by G. II. Shul-
man. Miss Hubbell was playing in
excellent form, but Miss Macarthur
was not in her usual form, Matches
preparatory to big tournament to
be held in June are already being
arranged.