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ABONAH MARUL
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trecand pl-in baioneta pc toti a
para atorii dusmani. Alba, insa, i'll
stalati pc pazitiile cucerite 81 sa
81 deslantue, din partea mimicu-
lui, un bombardament ne mai po.
menit de puternic. Terenul stin-
cos MI ne da voc sd ne facem re
pede adaposturi 81 <astfel trupele
noastre sunt nevoite sd paraseasi
Cd pozitia 81 ID Sc aseze, pc contra
panta, la adapost. Infanteria mi
mica Sc apropie sd intresfn locul
kparasit de al nostrii. Atunci q
esitla iveala sidnfanteria' noastra
| 81 s'a fncins . lupta apriga, in
creerul muntilor, lupta la baio-
meta, pc viata 81 pc moarte. Tunu,
|rile ap tacut, ri dintr'o parte 81
din alta, de teama q nu Sc lovi s.
in propriile trupe. De mai multe
|ori pozitiile au, trecut din mana
m mana. Catre scara, trupele
noastre rdman stapane pc Gotta
1891, lar Ia 80 40 pasi, mai de-
|parte, ramanand trupele germane
|stapane.
Ii zina de 3 August Sc da un
|puternic atac de Al nostri, pentru
. ocJlpa q Gotta 891, dar dlpa
lilfe 1nv.s te. lhtx AZ paerel'
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sS3tL S<F .
ERentru a Sc yedea 81 mai bine
! efectl prso4d dis 1ls acest atac, &c
rat.tsNnEaf' 9 ora, este destul
sd aratam Cd ei au cauzat dusma-
nului pierderi de peste 1900 oa-
meni, in mgrti, raniti 81 prizo-
nieri, pc cand vanatorii, in acea-
sta ii n n'au avut decat 2 ofiteri
raniti, 2 soldati mort 81 II ra.
lliti.
Mel nu s'a mai pomenit un
slsemenea atac, Gu asa frumoase
,resultate, dar, desigur ca nici sok
dstii AZ au fost mai inimosi, niei
trdpk mi instruita 81 mai bine
@ in hptd, 60 acest battalion
ex;s obtiauts ~ Rstsliouul
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eroice facute de bravelo 1loastrc
trupe.
In ziua de ? August dusmanul
Isl indreapta atacurile sale asu-
|pra mtregului front al diviziei
II. Coloanele dusmane au ca
obiectiv dealul Rachitasul, fabri-
ca Carpati 81 vi. Cocosila. 81 aici,
ca 81 pc frontul corpului4 aImata,
bombardamentul este violent 81
dupa mai multe .ceasuri de TRACE
re inversunata, infanteria lui in
cepe sd Sc arate 81 angajeaza IN
lupta intregul front al ,diviziei.
Lupta Sc da Ia baionete.. All ilostrii
raman stapani pc polite 81 dus-
manul este respins sfngeros, dupA
ce un moment Sc parasise piscul
Cocosila. Rezervele diviziei, fnsa,
sunt in mare parte angaiate.
Intre 3 August nn . avut
loe decat numai bombardament
| de artilerie u actiuni de patrule.
In ziua de s August Sc da un
mare atac, de catre trupele noas-
tre, pentrn reocuparea inaltinilor
|dealu1ui Rachitasnl, s~anun,e "a
tele 8s1, 695. Pregat tires noaatra
| lde artilerie ii avintul trupelor ne
nm stapani ne aceste ia 3ili,
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|numar al dusmanului din fata, s'a
renuptat.
Pozitiile, deoparte 81 de alta,
incep sa sc intareasca. Noaptca SO
arunca calusi Gu retetele de sir
ma 81 Sc sapa santuri I'M piatra.
Soldatii, pc cand sapa sa-si faca
|adaposturile mai mari 81 mai co.
mode, stau mereu gaia . lupta.
Intre 10 81 l3 August, mai
|incercat inilnictll astasnkai s4tade
inca de doua ori illAltiwfa sc 10
ocupau trupele noastre, daYsn
reu a fost -gespins Gu 5pierdeFi
mari.
Vazand Cd pc aici. nu merge,
81 indreptat privirea in alta par
te: piscul Cocosila.
Iva urma).
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uN TURNEU IN TARA.

q veste buna de sflntele Sarba,
tori. pentru toti fratii Romani, e
plecarea d-lui George Cumpanas
in tara, direct pc la Constanta,
pc marele vapor ACROPOL1S, la
19 Noembrie.
Dansul face aceasta calatoric
pentru regula un mare numar
dc afaceri, ale pasagerilor 81 mus
teliilor sal, earl recer prezenta
domniei-sale in patrie pentru 0
durata Gle doua sau trei luni. Asst,
fel oil Cumpanas face primul pas,
de calatori in tara pc vaporul
Acropolis, pentru a servi intere-
sele numerosilor sal musterii.
Aceasta calatorie a d-lN Geor.
&c Cumpanas e de mare folos
pentru totrfratii Romani atat de
aici eat 81 din tara.
Acei earl vor sa Sc duca acasa
de Craciun au eel mai bun prilej
de merge sub conducerea per
sonala d.lui Cumpanas, care va
aa pasagerilor sal cele mai bune
lndfumari 81 Sc va ingriji de tot
awful 81 bagajul dumnealor, ri
manand in port la Constanta
pana ce tot bagajul va Fl trans.
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la dreapta diviziei Ia. (reg. n
inf.) 81 lasa un loc mare gol, pc
unde inimicul ataca. Dreapta di.
viziei este fortata a sc retragc !,
dar 81 de data aceasta 'batalionul
vanatori de munte salveaza situa.
tia. FL soseste in fuga 81 restabi-
leste, in mai putin de un ceas, in
treaga situate, ucizand totul eel
Sc opunea in Gale. Regimcntul n
infanterie ce parasise pc la dreap.
ia, contra-atacat 81 STA reocupat
pozitiile sale ce avusese in alum.
B Aceste lupte fnyersunate 81
contra-atacuri sangeroase 81 des-
perate ce dadeau trupelor noastre,
au arafat dusmannlni Cd nu va
putea trece nici pc aici, cum n a
trecut nici pc la Mardsesti. 81 isi
incetineaza atacurile 81 da astfel
posibilitate comandamentului .ro
man sa-si pue ordine IN unitati ii
sA-si complecteze efectivele ca
aduceri din urma.
In primele zile ale lunef An.
gust, pall4 pe n Is, dusmanul M
4 mai incercat nici un stac mare
pc frontul armatei II, ci incearca
nuInsi actiuni locale, de cncerirI
az x,ositiii - AZ & raof fie6ri "a
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De vINZARE

Proprictatile lui j. X. Vol
situate pc Belden Ave. 81 1lth Str
n. E. Canton, Ohio 1900 ds
oameni lucreaza in fabrica care
este foarte aproape, asa, ca acea
sta este cea mai buna proposltlt
de inchiriat la Stark Co.
Chemati la telephone State -
4437 NJ. sau adresa este 26l5 -
Bird Str. Y. w. Canton, Q.
(243-44).
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BUCERlE 81 GROCERlE Ro-
maneasca in centrul Romanilor
yis-a-vi de Biserica Romano afa-
cerea merge foarte bine dar
voesc pleca in Patrie Romanla
O Wind. Sc vinde direct de la
proprietarrl.
Adresati-va ori veniti in per
soana la:
IOSA NEVRICEAN
227 Brown Str.
Philadelphia, Pa.
(239--44).
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D-VOASTRA MERGETI
LA CALIFORNIA?

Avem la dispozitie vagoane
pentru mobile 81 Automile pentrll
California intre Is OctomDrie 81
prina Novembrie. Ne-a ramas
inca putin loc, ratele sunt foarte
Whilworth Moving and Storage,
1913 E. 105th Str. Cedar 1923.
mici.
(24O--45).
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tr 'un numar cat sc poate de mare
la aceasta pctrecere. Pana la re
vedere am ramas salutandu-vi
Gu drag.
Comitetul aranjator.
(24l-42 & Al & 46).
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RIL0R U. S. R. A.
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+ Secretar General
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Caster General
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portal i'll brlna regula la locul
dorit, pc marele 81 cunoscutul va
por ACROPOLIS, care prevazut
Gu cabine curate 81 bine aerisite
pentru clasa treia, Gu eel mai bun
serviciu 81 Gu mancari glstoase
orientale. In tot cursul voiajului
pasagerii sc vor bucura de indru-
marble 81 ingrijirile d-lui George
CumpanaS.
Deasemenea acei carl vor sd
trimita bani in tara, i'll lei sau
dollari sub cea mai deplina ga
ranlie; acei earl au de TRIMS pc
Icineva de aici dincolo sau de adus
sa aduca pc cineva de dincolo
aici, sau au de regulat ori-ce alt
fel de afaceri legale sau finan-
clare earl ar recere ducerea lor
Sc pot scuti de toate cheltuielile
unui voiaj insarcinand pc d-nul
Cumpanas de a regula aceste
afaceri pentru dansii.
Deci fiecare din fratii Romani
carl au nevoie de servniile d-lui
George Cumpanas sau vreau sa
mearga in tara Gle Craciun, stunt
rugati sd Sc adrcseze imediat 81
Gu toata mcrederea la
PRIMA 81 SINGURA AGEN-
TURA ADEVARAT ROMANO
Bilete de vapoare 81 = Trimiteri
de bani in toata lumea.
GEORGE CUMPANAS, prop.
146 Seventh Ave. New York N. Y.
Vedeti anuntul nostru de maine.
| (3-26 Oct.).
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
CLOVIS

Mesdames s. A. Jones and w. II.
Duckworth Entertained Saturday
with a luncheon at the Harvey
house followed by an afternoon of
auction bridge at the home of Mrs.
Jones.
Mesdames Wilcow and Mcdowell
We're Clovis visitors Saturday.
A. ]. Whiting and wife are home
from several months stay in
California.
Mrs. Nora williams left Tues
day for FL Paso to attend the
Woman's Missionary council as a
delegate from the Cows w. NJ. s.
Mrs. T. Il. Reiff, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 3. Austin, returned to her home
in Newton, KAs., Saturday.
Doctor Roberts of the Normal
at Las Vegas. was a speaker at
the Kiwanis club Wednesday.
About 80 of his little playmates
helped jackson Dillon celebrate
his fourth birthday anniversary
Wednesday.
The eighth grade exercises were
held in the high school auditorium
Friday. Harry l.. Patton gave the
principal address.
commencement exercises of the
class of ~ were held in the audi
torium Friday at 8 p, m. There
We're 35 graduates. The following
program was rendered: Recession
al, Blanch LAKEWOOD Stevenson;
invocation, Reverend Poston;
vocal solo, Marion Elliot; address,
Reverend Holifield OF Canyon; in
atrumental solo, Marie Whitesde;
awarding Of honors, Superinten-
dent Bowyer; presentation of di-
plomas, S. A. Jones; benedictions.
Reverend Brander.
Wilbur Anderson won the medal
given by the Woman's club in the
annual short story contest.
The Alumni banquet was served
by the domestic science girls in
the gym after the commencement
Friday night.
Supt. c. +. Smyer and members
of his office force welcomed the
public to inspect the new Santa
Fe office building Tuesday night.
Miss Hanlon, Noble and Com
stock served punch and waters,
and there was music and dancing
throughout the evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

giving line party Thursday eve
ming in honor Of the seniors.
The school, baseball team has
been in practice for a number of
days. They will play the Captain
team Saturday.
The ida Camp Fire girls held
their meeting this week at the
homo of Mrs. ]. B. Morrow.
A crowd of Dawson people at
tended dance at Springer Mon
day.
The grade students presented a
show, The Goblin Fair" here
Friday night.
Mrs. w. Koran entertained a
party of friends at her home Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Moore are
the parents of a baby girl, born
Wednesday.
@. l.. Fenlon is honoring. the
juniors and seniors with party
to be given Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs r. J., Sherwood.
The Junior cooking class is sery-
Ing . supper Thursday in honor OF
the faculty and the school hoard,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
PORTALES

.,,
II, me boys Oh the senior class OF
Smo hlgL scHool Lester Brown
Ilyde am CIlnton Falrley, Lee
JohhsoH' oscar McCormack, ralph
JACKSON curtis Boon and Eldridge
fIlce, nag RABBIT hunt on the
piaIns west OF town MONDAY after
noon followed by picnic supper
Inc reverend Waggoner OF
hosWell was SUNDAY VISITOR and
lilled the pulpit at the Nazarene
church at the morning and eve
Hlhs services
Mrs. T. +, Stark of Farming
ton, n. NJ, who has been here, in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeff White, for the past eight
months, has recovered and re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. C. NJ. Dobbs. after a visit of
several weeks with her son and
wife in Nebraska. returned to her
home Monday. Mr.. Dobbs is re-
turning overland.
Mesdames otto and q w skor.
kowski came in few days ago
from Oklahoma CITY, okla. TO
ioin their husbands here and Ia TOR
all will go to the mountains nm
a camping trip.
DR.. n. F, Wollard. heath Off
Ger. and f. + Neer. were called
to fabian Friday
w. q. Hair president of the Sill
Yer Citv normal was a recent vis-
itor here.
Several friends of Mrs. G.. O.
Leach went to her home Friday
Afternoon with refreshments and
nresents and pava her n birthday
SUNRISE
Mr. and Mrs Hail Cutter left
Friday overland for snur Tex FOR
a visit with the parents of Mrs
Cutler
Mrs, s. l.. Reese was hostess To
the woman's club wednesday aft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
SPRINGER

Mr.. and Mrs F.. S. Carlton left
overland Friday for Wichita, on
q vacation.
r. w. Crist will leave next Mon
day for Ell Paso on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Clancy left
for Puerto De Luna on their car
Friday. They will remain there
visiting their people and will then
go to Roswell and then to Albu-
querque where they will spend
their summer vacation.
The Progress club is to meet
with Mrs. L. |. Taylor at her home
Wednesday.
At the last meeting of the Prog
ress club, Mrs. L, |. Taylor was
elected president; Mrs. C. w.
Brown, vice president; Mrs. Lloyd
Granger, secretary and Mrs. Lloyd
Wright corresponding secretary.
The Swastika club is to meet
with Mrs. Andy Scherer two weeks
hence.
Miss Belle Lunsford of French
was in the city Thursday.
Frank Vabadine of French was
visitor Wednesday.
Thomas Davenport, agricultural
instructor at the Ration high
school was in the city Wednesday.
George Bond of Las Vegas was
here on business Monday.
The Commercial club gave q
dance at the Pastime theater Sat
urday in honor OF the teachers of
the high and grade schools.
The American legion announces
a banquet at o'clock followed by
dance to be given at the Pas
time theater on May 30.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry w, Gibbs
of Wagon Mound were visiting
friends Sunday.
Miss Lucille Harding and Miss
Eva Holland left Saturday for an
outing trip to Ell Porvenir, and
other points.
The Springer high school had
its commencement exercises at the
Pastime theater Wednesday, Carl
c. Magee of albuquerque being the
speaker.
Mrs. Herbert Murdoch and fam
lily will make a trip to Missouri
soon.
Mrs. Carl Floersheim left for
Pennsylvania saturday
The sister OF Mrs. Will Norton.
who has been visiting here, has
let tor Chicago,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

district bonds to the amount of
SIS, 200 were voted.
+. A. Weich, c. c. Nance and
c. A. Robertson, school directors
of McCalister, brought in the re-
turns of the recent bond election.
Grand Plains, Ard, Browning and
McCalister were consolidated.
Seventeen thousand dollars in
bonds were voted.
Superintendent Mrs. nellie Hau-
Sc" is confined to her beds with
lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Briscoe went
TO Amarillo on Wednesday for the
Briscoe- Benton nuptials on Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Briscoe will
be at home to friends in Tucum-
carl after a brief wedding trip to
Colorado.
Mrs. w. J. Herle. principal at
East End school, left on Friday
Tor Albuquerque. Mrs. Herle has
taught for the past 10 years in
the city schools.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
TUCUMCARI

Roadmaster and Mrs. c. b. Lane
are in the city. Mr.. Lane is look
ing over the construction work be-
ing done on the c. Il. l. & 7. from
Tucumcari To Amarillo.
J, L. Laughlin was here this
week from Las Cruces in the in
terest of vocational training,
Or. Henry Adrain OF Santa Bar
-bara, Cal, lectured here Monday
evening on the food problem and
the Burbank methods.
W. II. and J. c. Miller was here
from Santa Rosa last week.
Mrs. Cora Kirkpatrick and son,
A. A. kirkpatrick, of Canyon, Tex,
We're in the city the last of the
week and purchased some land.
j. w Thompson was a visitor
from Clovis on Monday.
II. b. Robertson returned to
Duran the last of the week.
Mrs. r. c. Jennings left Monday
for Colorado Springs and Denver,
Tor a vacation.
Mrs. Jimmie O'Rourke came up
from FL Paso Thursday. Master
games Jennings returned with her
AOI sGNGldl Wttk6 WISH,
Alfredo Delgado. deputy U. S.
marshal, was in the city Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Rev. ]. p. Masterson of Nara
Visa has been looking after bust
ness interests at San Jon.
j. &. Berry was in the city
day enroute home TO Amarillo.
Mir. Berry has charge of the ar
chitectural work on the new Nara
Visa school building that is to rep
resent an expenditure of $4,000.
c. c. Moorehead was here from
Nara Visa last Friday considering
the purchase of the Rex theater.
Harry Frost of Blair was here
Saturday In the interest OF the
school bonds that are TO be voted
on June 6.
Robert Bel, teacher of Hudson,
was here Saturday.
b. +. Jennings and wife, who
have been visiting in Oklahoma,
Were in the city the last of the
week, enrOute to the Quay valley.
Mrs. c, IL. Bassford and daugh-
ter. Myrna, were in the city
Wednesday. enroute from Okla
homa City to Mosquero.
X. l.. Smith was here Saturday
from Logan.
The little daughter of ]. w.
Parker is at a local hospital.
sam Stratton, a wheat farmer
of the plains country, was a Cha
tauqua visitor this week,
w. l.. Ratson, secretary treasur-
err of the county school board is
attend ng to business in the city.
J. NJ. James of Roswell, spent
Friday in the city.
s. NJ. Porch, an old time resi-
dent but for the past 13 years
a resident of Oklahoma City, is
here looking after land interests
near the Warner well.
Carl Edwards is here from Clay
ton.
A. b. Kingsley, manager OF the
Wilson company store at Mos
quero, was in the city this week
to meet the shoe men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Starkey and
family of san Jon were in town
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Parker of Por-
ter, came in for Broadway JONES'"
at the Chatauqua Wednesday eve
ming.
Jim Gates was a visitor from
Porter this week.
Porter school directors, Lee Shift
lett, Lee jackson and Il. ]. Smith,
brought in the returns of the re-
cent bond election. After a con-
sol dalton of Porter, Prairie Dell,
Shady Grove, Admission and Frost,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

Cathryne English has accepted
a position in the Portales post
office.
Miss Frances Jackson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Jackson,
former residents of Pbrtales, is
here from Lubbock, Tex, a guest
in the home of Mrs. Eva Ward.
Six aspirants, four men and two
women. went to Clovis wednes-
day and took the civil service ex-
animation for postmaster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
ROSWELL

ono OF the prettiest affairs of
the season was the dance given
Saturday night at the country CLUB
by the New Mexico Military lnsti-
tute Dancing club.
The Delphlan Study club held its
closing meeting Saturday after
noon at the community house.
Mrs. T.. l.. Lusk gave a talk on
Roman plays and writer's Mrs.
John w. Poe gave o talk on the
laws of New Mexico.
The Junior baseball team of the
New Mexico Military institute,
chaperoned by Mrs. Sidney Prayer
and Captain Plummer, enjoyed a
picnic at the Country club Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. viii Johnson was hostess
SATURDAY. to the Martes Auction
Bridge club. Mrs. o. w. White
won the top score favor.
Mrs. e. p. yandenburgh pre-
sented her pupils in a piano and
voice recital Monday night at the
First Baptist church.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Cooper and NJ IS
Sadie Cooper presided at an in
formal tea Monday afternoon at
their home, complimentary to
Ralph Yonge, who left that night
for his home in New York, after
visit of several weeks in the
Cooper home. Mrs. Wallace Moore
welcomed the guests, and Mrs. Dill
lard wyatt poured tea, and Miss
Mary White served salad, assisted
by Misses Mary Louise and Edith
De Bremond, and Mrs. Il. T. Ma
lone, who served.
Mrs. J. W. Boone entertained a
number of friends Monday after
noon at her country home with
auction bridge. Mrs. i. l.. Lusk
won the high score.
The recital program TUESDAY
night by the students OF Miss Vlr-
ginia Lockhart, at the First NJ. g.
church, South, pleased large au-
dience. Miss Lockhart was as
sisted by Mrs. Hugh Walthall, who
gave several vocal numbers.
Mrs. Wade Corn was hostess
Tuesday at her home to the
Wednesday Auction Bridge club
Mrs. John Hail made the top score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
Stomach Troubles

81 have never found anything so
good for stomach troubles and con-
stipation as Chamberlain Tablets.
] have used them off and on for
the past two years They not only
regulate the bowels but invigorate
the liver and keep ones body in a
healthy condition" writes Mrs.
BENJAMIN Hoffer. Auburn, N. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
DAWSON

The graduating exercises of the
Dawson high school will be held
at the opera house Friday, May
81. Following are the graduates:
Winifred Tuple, Ralph O'Brien,
Epimenia Lucero, Vera Shelton,
Edgar Sheppheard, Mike Marich.
Myrtle Baca and sadie Covert.
Members Of the iualnr class aye
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New Building for Clovis.

Clovis, N. M, May 2l.--Tbs
Lone Star Lumber company ha.
commenced this week on the.r
new building to be erected at the
corner of Munroe ana mitchell
When completed the new buildinr
VIII cost in the neighborhood ns
$4,000. The entire building viii
be 14Ox140 feet and win put tbs
entire yard and sheds under ons
roof. ohe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

A bad sprain heals slowly If not
treated with a remedy that has the
power to penetrate the flesh. Bal
lards Snow Liniment is especially
adapted for such ailments. Three
sizes. 30c. soc and $1.20 per bottle.
Gold bv all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
SPLENDID SURF AND PLUNGE BATHING CELEBRATED
SANTA MONICA z zAS OCEAN PARK

VELVET SURF
California seaside
both
beach athletic
climate attract
Scenic Mountain
write CHA an Monlca Iforna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

Owing to lower prices, the
United States will furnish Italy
win her main supplies Of coal for
We next five years, 80 Nv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

Aluminium 10 the only metal that
viii not rlst