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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
MRS. pRICRARD NAMED

Santa Fe, Dec. S.-Mrs. George
w. Prichard of Santa Fe today
was appointed to the public well
fare board by Governor Mechem
in the place of Mrs. r. p. Dono-
hoo. Of Albuquerque, who moved
to Los Angeles recently and re-
signed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
GILBERT'S B0WLERS
WIN TWO GAMES FROM
THE CAMPBELL TEAM

Gilbert's bowlers defeated the
Campbell team at the Y. M. G. A.
alleys last night by taking two out
of three games. Clifford, of the
Gilbert team, rolled the high score
with 200.
Tho scores follow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
LODGE RECOGNIZED.

Waco, Tex, Dec. S.-Recognition
of the Mexican grand lodge was
extended by the Texas Masonic
grand lodge In convention today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
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BILLS HEAD INJURED.

9 BILLS HEAD INJURED, {
, London, Dec. S.---The former
3 kaiser's head is now swathed &
. I'm bandagcs and he has been
. Obliged to abandon wood cut
. ting for the present at his 4
? home at Doom, according to
Q n despatch to the Daily Mail.
. Unable to use his motor saw
9 because of the recent hard
, frost, William was fastening to q
? Oyerake many wood orders .
. that had accumulated when a
, chunk of wood flew up and .
. struck him in the head, maxi 9
} ing o deep wound.
) 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
NEW CLUB MANAGER.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. S.--Walter
McCredie of Portland will succeed
w. x. Murphy as manager of the
Portland Coast league club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
NOTICE OF SAFE


Notice Is Hereby Given that on
the 31st day Of December. 1891. at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. M. at the
front door of the Bernalillo county
court house. in Old Albuquerque,
New Mexico. the undersigned will
offer for sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash three per cent
gold bonds of the City Electric
Company. each for 100000. being
numbered 1877. Eli and 212. which
bonds have heretofore been pledged
with the undersigned by William
Fallows Ross to secure a certain
note dated August -, 1891, due
sixty days thereafter, for $4,000. 90.
with interest thereon from the date
thereof until paid at the rate of s
per cent per annum and 10 per cent
additional as attorneys fees, said
sale being made to satisfy the said
note. which is unpaid--both princi-
pal and interest.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF ALBUQUERQUE.
BY SIMMS & Bolts.
Its Attorneys.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Jesus
Salazar, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Jose
r. Salazar. Administrator of the
estate of Jesus Salazar. deceased,
has filed in the Probate Court of
Bernalillo County. New Mexico, his
final account as such Administrator
and the court has appointed Mon
day, the End day of January, 1922,
at 10 o'clock a. m. as the day for
hearing objections, II any there be,
to the approval of said final ac-
count and the discharge of said Ad-
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Probate Court this list day OF
December, 1921. +
(SeaD FRED CROLLOTT,
Clerk of Said Probate Court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09
HERE'S PROOF

Home bread making does not
pay. Without the unsurpassed ia
cilities used in making our super
Tor bread no matter how expert
you may be. you cannot get the
unvarying bread excellence we
get in every loaf. From the angle
of either quality or economy it.
will pay you to give 1t a trial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-09

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27


rlental. palatnl domncsc eli acope-
risnl rosu. + 0 privcliste &c n,l SC
gaseste prea dies nici aiurea. i'm tari
mai dcpartate 81 mai vechi. Pcste
tot soarelc meridional arunca pu-
ternica-i lrmina. dand cnlorilor va
riate mai lnrlta strallcire. lar ce-
raj albastru, albastru intens, com
plecteaza decorul plin de farmec.
Snnteln tdeseori inclinati sd ne
aducem critici prea asnre, &c ajung
uneori la o desconsiderarc mum
eli proprii. In pafima orbitoare a.
asupra trccutului val de
ncgarc orr carui progress. Totul
g Gle rrfaeut, cdci mimic dc pana
acnma nu eli temei silvarsit +! Con
stanta unul din multele puncte
din tara, care dovedeste ustlrinta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27
ConStanta
De !. s1dIoNEsCU, Prof. univ.


cei care pentrn 1ntaia CARA sc
lndreaptit c;ltre coasta dc, lasarit a
Dobrogei, cand All trccut Gle Ana
dalchioi 81 privesc Derabdatori De
fercastra vagonului, scot, Tara sa
vreie, aceiaSi vorba: Marea! Deo-
data sc v1d numai doua drngi la
te, trase Ell pensonul, la orizont, In
.tr,O sinuositate lasata dc dealul ce
soprcste privirea ma smile mai
ssas, alta vefznie mai jos. Pc lam
81, lnarea zarita pentrn inthia oa-
ra, lc pironeste privirea 81 oraslI
&c lie apare ca Tin tablou din alte
lumi. De langa marea, acum III
tinsa cat vezi cu ochii. Sc ritlica o
lngrilnlatlire dc ease cochetc: Ca
zinorA 81 Catedrala din capat. gea-
mia &c da peisajulni nn colorit o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27

la inceput, pavilionnl romanesc fiji
! file mai adanc I'M ,,rma. Vapoare
lc de calatori, Dacia 81 Tmparatu
Traian, ccle mai mari. Ell putert
, de cate 700 cal vap., ajung pan;
la Alexandria in Egipet. tree strim
toarea de Messi,la, pana la Nea
pole in timpul din nrma. Vapoa
rele noastre c01nerciale, Carpati
eel mai puternic, ajrng pana L.
Rotterdam, ineonjlrand Europa
In 1913 peste 400 de navi au in
trat in portul nostru, CT, un tona.
de aproape l mil. jun. de tone
Tn cabln submarin leaga Cnostan.
ia de Constantinopol, atrag;tnd
, spre moi cumpdna de greutate re.
latiunilor internationale. Aceasta
este min,,nea &c &c oglindeste astazi
in luciul marei, IMMUNE infaptuita
in scurt tilnp aproape numai prin
munca lloastra proprie.
Dintr'nn orasel Ell cateva colibe
de pescari, acum aproape un veac.
pc urmele vechiulni Tomis. ale Cd.
rni rnini All fost gasitc char langa
port, Sc malta I'm oras din &c in &c
marit, pin de viata. Casele m.si
mai gasesc loc dealungul marii: au
incepnt sa sc ricide 81 sd sc intin-
da spre Anadalchioi, ca o mare in
flux, semn al trainiciei 81 al mis-.
carii omcnesti. Desi mai mutt co.
mercial, desi, ca mai in toate por.
turtle din lume, atnnatura de ma.
I'll felurite, incepe fncetul cu fncs.
tut sa rasara 81 coltul unei seminti
s;inatoase Gle - cultura nationala
Scolile' numeroase. chiama genera.
tiunea tinara, spre cumoasterea tire
cutului, legandu-le strins sufletes
te de pamfntul &C a fost de multi
al nosiru. Professor destoinici. care
Isl inteleg marele rol cultural eel
i,u pc langa acel al meserici, s'au
strans granada 81 sc pun pc lucru.
Una din cele mai, bune reviste re
gionale in Constanta apare. Ana
lele Dobrogci" cuprind in fiecare-
numar fnscmnate contributiuni la
cunoasterea complecta a provinciei
noastre transdannbiene. Tn muzeu
regional, GU at1tea conditiuni bme
de desvoltare. pc Gale de a Sc
infaptui.
Dac; pana acum, &rvind drept
port n,,inai vechii Romanii 81 Con
stanta a luat desvoltarea in care sf
gIseste All, in viitof singurul port
debuseul natural at tuturor bog;i
tiilor unei tari att de variat alca-
tuita, va lua cxtensiume cu totui
deosebita. Conditiunile naturale Il
indica aceasta cale, lar treeutul
muncii romanesti este, o chezasie 81
gura de progresul eel astcapta.
Pc langa port, Constanta este 81 sin
gurul loc de recreatiunc la malul
marii. In aceasta privinta insa es-
tie multa sila. Constanta trcbuc sd
ramana nlmai portul necesar vietii
tarii. Vilelc pentru vara Sc vor
muta fie la Mamaia, ell PLAZA re
stransa, fic la Tekirghiol mai pi
toresc, dar mai ales mai spre sud
la Balcic 81 Cavarna, unde sunt
toate conditiunile de intemeiere Il
unei statiuni char de iarna. Far
meeul unpi peisaj pin de contras-
te, PLAZA intinsa 81 adapostita, tenn
pcratl,ra medic anuala blanda, fac
acest colt romanesc propice gentru
0 statiune climatcrica maritima, Ii,
nistita, intrematoare. Constanta
trebue sd ramaie GU viata sgomo-
toas;, intensa de port, semnul nu
numai al belsugului tarii dar mai
ales al destoiniciei muncii roma
nesti din trecnt ca 81 in viitor.
fViitorul)
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

inc the boy of 21, but the woman of 30 who did not marry before the war nrobably will not now. The class between 20 and 80 who lost husbands in the war are tragic, but when it comes to considering the mothers, tbev cannot be classed as super C1uous.' whether widows or not. so there is a great reduction in the proportion.
 Moreover. 75 per cent of the old age pensions, paid to everyone more than 70 years old, have always been paid to Women-they have a greater longevity than men-so that cuts the total down further, and makes about one-half million excessive women from a racial point of view.
 sEngland is taking care of a large number of these unemployed women bv immigration and overseas settle ueut, and others, who were in indus try during the war. are going back into domestic service. There is al- ways a job for this class of women The real tragedy and pathos is of the educated women of the middle class whom it is hard to place now.
 '.These women showed their ability during the war, they were the of ficers of all the great war activities that women undertook, and as a na- ton we owe them everything. We have as a nation deprived them of a normal race life by our blundering into a stupid ar terrible war. and now we should amends to then
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

ture. If any should happen to in quire about me, tell him, Hal he died sometime ago. That will do"
 Hearn's father was an Irish mili- tary surgeon. who, while stationed in Greece, married a native girl, and Lafcadio was born on one of the To- nian islands. His mother deserted the family six years later in Ireland and the boy was brought up by an elderly great-aunt. In his early youth he fell out with his aunt and was terned out penniless upon the world. When r years old he emil grated to America and started in up- on a variegated career. earning his living first as a peddler. then as compositor and proofreader. He be- came a writer and worked as a news parer reporter in New Orleans for sixteen years. Through long study of the writings of Pierre Loti and other exotic French writers, he i'm bibed passion for the languorous East and wound up in Japan.
 Hearn says in a notable passage that the dead are the real rulers of Japan. Underneath the surface changing he writes, "the nation is deeply conservative, suspicious of all interference and unconventionaHty- sullenly seif-sa atisfacied and. above all, still as much looked in its promi- tive family system as it was a thous- and years ago. You cannot be friend with a Japanese unless you are friend with his family. and you cannot be
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

University of Arizona addressed the mothers and daughters at last weeks meeting and valuable ideas were gained whicL will be utilized in com n1eting the. organization. A tempor- rary chairman was appointed at the time and the general election of of ficers will probably occur at the Wednesday meeting. All mothers are urped by those in charge to attend the session.
 Serve Dinner Arnistiee Day
 The wome4 of the Batist church are arranging to serve a special chicken dinner on Friday. Armistice day. wher the pest of the Amer ican Legion is host to valley legion naires at an all day celebration. The women are working in co-oeratlon with the legion men and their spe- ciaI chicken dinner constitutes reg ,1lar and not unimportant part of the program. The dinner will be served during the noon hour in the basement of the church on South Macdonald street.
 Schools Out Armistice Day
 All of the Mesa schools and the high school will be closed on Armis- tice day. The I chi school, owing to it's holid a week later during the district fair and the folling week during teachers institute will not close foi. Armistice day, 1t was stated by the Aoard members.
 Camp Fire Meet Wednesday
 An important meeting of the Camp
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

sessions each week until the first of the year The degree team has gotten under way and number Up and the inJtiatory work will start with the conferring of the first rank on a candidate next Monday night.
 Visitors from Oakland
 Mrs Dolly Menefee and son Wayne of Californie arrived in Mesa Mon day morning and will pass the win ter here with Mrs. Menefee'S broth CT, Paul Baxter Beville and family
 Here iron Snowflake
 Mir. and M 's. Osuaer D. Flake of Snowflake are visiting in Mesa at the home of the Oscar Ray family east of Mesa. Mrs. Flake is a sister of Mir Ray.
 Tom Mix To Days at Majestic
 Tom Mix uses airplanes and autos instead of horses on his ranch in his latest picture After Your Own Heart" which will be shown at the Majestic Weunesday and Thursday William Wallace Cook wrote the stoy and put the newfangled steel steeds in it. After Your Own Heart" is said to be a snappy study pie ture.
 P.-T. A to Organize "Wednesday
 A meeting will be held Tn the high school auditorium Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock to complete the or ganization of the Parent Teachers association which was put under way last Friday Dean Jamieson of the
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
CHAIN GANG IS ID
 WORK O|! TIE ROADS IN MESA DISTRICT

MESA, Nov. s-A chain gang from .lhe county jai has been assigned to |the Mesa district and will work on |the roads her. for the next month |or SIX weeks. Ten men comprise the |chaln gang which is under charge |of Deputy Sheriff Oscar Price and |another deputy.
 The men arrived in Mesa Monday land will be quartered in the city jail
 |while here Work has been started |eleaniEg the brush and weeds from |the roadside in the Lehi district and
 Ithe cleanup wi'i be continued on the
 |county roads around Mesa K. P. Lodge Gets Under Way Another enthusiastic meeting has
 lmarked the -egular session of Damon
 Lodge. Knights of Pythias. held on
 Monday nigh More than a score
 Iwere in attendance and the pledge of
 additional members was secured to be
 | in regular attendance at the lodge
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

py slVlng them the occupation they are equipped and ready for. So we at rpeS. N9tI4lls laws and trying to open professions and relieve tbe conpes- ton in such occupations. The legal profession has actually admitted women now, but the door isn't very Wlde yet. Medicine, much preiu- qleed against women before the war. IS less so now, but there should be much more opportunity.
 It $ an insult anyway to speak of such splendid, capable women as supertiuous' merely because a hus- o9nd Is not available" Mrs. Hale added emphaticaIly.- -ENenino pnst
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
STRANGE BURIAL REQUEST

LaIeadio Hearn is possibly the only MillIe man who has plumbed the uepths Of the oriental mind. He went 10 Japan in 1890. taught English in a japanese high school and became so infatuated with the mustic East that ne married Japanese woman and llVed Tn perfect accord with the GUS toms of his adopted country. Before he died, September 1s, 1904. he called his wife and gave her these instruc- uons:
 Never weep if I die. Buy for my coiIln little earthern pot of 3 or 4 cents worth; bury me in the ward of httle temple in some lonesome quarter. Never be sorry. You had better play cards with the children. Do not inform other of my depar-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

Fire Girls will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of their guardian, Mrs w. R. Stew art.
 South Side Theaters Today
 Majectic, M~sa = Tom Mix is Aft CT our own He&rt- Ford Weekly. Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
 Glipert " mats Your Hurry?" starflhS W aIlace Reid. Comedy. "Edgar's Feast Day"
 Iempe On with the Dance" featuing Mae Murray and David Powell. Bray Photograph.
 Chandler Pardon my French. :" starring Vivian Martin. Western picture, The SheIltf of Moiave."
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
"sUPERFLUoUs" WOMEN. MYTH

EhSlahd SupeIiuous W m n, ,' who seemed to distress Viscount Northcliffe last summer with the weight of their prepoLdcrat .ng num- bers, do ret alarm Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Roberts n Haie, who recently arrived rom England. She declares they are eally all a 'bosy'
 ''There have always heen in my remembrance,' she declared, "ab9lt a million and quarter mere women in England than men, and now the proportion has gone up to two mil lion in favor of the women, but sta : tistics like this should he interpreted and that would prune Gown the total.
 The girl of 2l in England today has perfectly fair chaRce of marry
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
SMALL DOG TOO BIG

DOVER, Eng-Morris Schultz didn't think his dog was big enough to pay customs duty on it when he arrived here. so he put the dog into his pocket and started ashore. But the customs men stopped him and fined him $50.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
SEEK BETTER SCHOOLS

PEKING-The Picking post of the American legion has appealed to the legion headquarters in the United States for funds to give the American children in China better educational facilities. There are only two suitable schools.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
HAS LATE FISH STORY

SUVA, F'iji-Frank Clarke has re- turned from a fishing trip on which he says he caught a strange fish It was phosphorescent, light brown. heavily built and with three gold bands across its back near the head.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

friends with his family unless you belong to it. This is the deadlock; and that is why we never get any forwarder" But Hearn himself broke down the barrier between East and
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
FOR HAM

Rub the end of the uncooled ham over with vinegar and it will not mould
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
PROGRAM FOR ARMISTICE DAY
 Under the Auspices of the MESA POST, AMERICAN LEGION

 biggest celebration  of dmiIt
  of off palm of the
 EVERYTHING FREE LEeIoNAIREs FROM ANY POST. the 
 
 
  o:ao A. M-Paiote High Aud f:oo A. M.-Spors
 Afternoon  of be in M--F
 LEGION
 Hish schoolGr This will be the exciting football the having played M.-Reunion of Legonares andL Mcrand Legion n L wit in
 Therew be taps.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
UKESSmAKEK E
 MADE WELL
Followeda la Neighbor's AdY and Took Lydia E. Pinkhal
 Vegetable Compound

Vernon, Tex.-"For three yearsS suffered untold agony each month witt
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
GREAT VAUDEVILLE
 BILL AT PALACE

On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday the Palace will offer an excellent Keith vaudeville show featuring the big Keith headliner., the Four OrtonS, pre- mier novelty wire workers. Other acts include Nada Norraine, comedienne; i; Wallace and Ward in a singing and talking offering; and Willard and Mar lin, vaudeville favorites, in a scenic song skit. The feature photoplay fea- lures Constance Talmadge in her new one, Dangerous Business" Kenneth Harlan, well known here at ofe time as a stock actor, plays the leading male role.
 According to advance reports this drama is different than the usual run. It does not follow the conventional lines of the perseeuted heroine, the villain and the rescuing heroine. Nancy Flavell, the madcap society girl who is always falling in and out of love is about to marry one man when at the very altar, in order to escape a dis tasteful marriage, she declares she is already a married woman and the wedding is off.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
TWO FEATURES SUNDAY
 EVENING FOX PROGRAM.

Two excellent feature pictures, Stepping Out" and Colorado Pluck" win be shown at Fox's theater to- morrow evening in addition to the Fox News and a comedy reel. Cou- pons clipped from tonight's paper may be redeemed at the box office tomorrow evening.
 William Russell is the star in Colo rado Pluck and contrary to the ex- pectauon, this is not a wild west picture or a play confined to the American west. This drama has eS- ceptional scope, sweeping within its field of action the bright lights ot Gotham's Broadway and the life of British aristocracy. Russell's- role Is that of Colorado Jim who, having made his fortune decides to give the world the 70. O." Broadway is only the starter and his experience while visiting British aristocracy is even more amusing. His marriage to a sister of an English friend and his awakening to the fact that all his wife married him for was his money and his ultimate necessity of re- suming his mining operations form the basis for an excellent story.
 Beginning Monday the screen yer sion of the famous novel, "The Lamp lighter" will be shown.
 Tonight is the last chance to see the four act vaudeville bill and the big picture. When a Man Sees Red, starring William Farnum.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
CARNIVAL NEXT WEEK.

The Williams Standard Shows, under the auspices of the I'D club. will present next week at Vibberts lot Tn addition to the gigantic fer ris wheel. the whip, the carrousel with it's S10, ,000 melodious organ, and other rides, the management has sue ceeded in obtaining and presenting the very latest riding device. The sea- plane is the first in this city. The big animal show with its troupe of educated ponies and "Hee Flaw Maud" the trick mule, proves an especially delightful entertainment for the children. For the lovers of the old-fashioned Southern minstrel sy. Noore's famous Alabama trouba-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
GEE WHILLIKER"
 HIT AT CAPITOL.

Al Williams brought gales of laugh ter with his sketch. Gee Whilliker," " at the Capitol theater. His portrayal of the garrulouS ole soldier who ia bossed around the house by shrew reminds one in some ways of Bruce Barton's Orchard Street" veteran, but his delineatio9 was funny throughout
 Who is ID. D. H?'' The question remains unanswered although audi ences laughed heartily at his dis course on Bunk a funny line.
 The Camille Trio, in grotesqua makeup, provide fun with their stunts on horizontal and parallel bars.
 Bixler and Lerner sing and fur nish comicalities-
 The Wilson's sing well and dance little.