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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

PORTRAIT AGENTS mad, 100000 can.
Shsstnf i'oSinncrs ,loa; 500 w"cN,
Experienced Inru make uluf- Snuif.s
'Ire cFvdi;. delivery guaihutrcd. Fry,
citcn!:tr I'rohts "a Portraits. explains
all. Friedman United ATT S.ualv Drpt.
IS q. -. :. Dearborn, chicago.
RtSE SEASON
now here our a,ttv. ;Itt ....r.us i..
business one iuDi.t. i.r NN:r," ,;,..,r''
needed fur virginia. .E.fa,'isn.I ..l, d,
,pnalS ADVERTISED s'Iu,v Goods .r!..I.r Ia
Trial store. tu4-Gu. st.tIris u...H l'..e
you III. aia.fs EXTRAORDINARY commits
s!ohs liptraI tiNaHr" to sgodu.-t. W.
!, MgiENn. ~a..~ NhsHgtr It- ..u e
ave. Dent J.. cleveland OHIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses
NEWSPAPER:
PHOTOGRAPH Rt.T,tt-,-Iyt.-

NEWSPAPER:
itipfb'RAPH RETbt''litS,;
learn thr hst nf r"touculu.. ut.t,rr.,h.
Tor u'wSudp"r rcpfO,iuCIl .I-lEr.u. I.,...
"H,'. 4'.t'E.ns. h"uuyIt.uns. o'r !,unt a..
u.ueirni,'uf. Simple and ..,..f ..y
trir". - complete
GEAl'HIc SERVICE
-l@" l. street u. Wt>hiustnu 10 1,
Musical. dancing. Dramatic ~
DANCING taught reasonable. N,.. 49,,
sunni. stud 2oj ". G!uc". Ran tiyJ.J
b2NCiHG MIS- Enincin,us-t. - Sorto
iidi'lHoh street. Eusrdui""~ IN nv, ...
"""s. noG, Madison 1891 w
PA N!lN.irMrs. Linda mallory. studio 30
Nor'n rif.t Street Private anJ "!.,,
lessons .tdEautpn Ji5l.J
EN''-.iN"H plano Paying positively l.,ueht
w. ~ '"H."n. l'"oii"t ina..rL 80.
''1tn!stS Writr FOR Lucrative. t..,ui,p
proposition 'iriA;cnsru - = I.cn
~"h 81 chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
ANY CAR OWNER

ui.iH'hE - li.u" as spar" hour = day
'tu earn s'v ur more u wc..I St,,,iI
Roe "hn nave more available t!n,. ,n,E.
to:rrspp. n.ns!A more. Si"S. I,,rrastIu:
We t. VIII r"wcr 40 make good h. All.
E NAV Is n".urd Sure Spark ignit.nn cor
I"rst!"n. i.@l II street. \ NJ. Wu.hln.-
iOu. l.. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

WANTED - Agency con
nection in Richmond, by
an old, strong Fire Insur-
ance Company. Estab-
hshcd agency preferred,
but will consider any
capable, responsible ap-
plicant Experienced pre-
ferred),,if in a position
to control and produce
satisfactory volume and
class of business. No
others need apply. Adj
dress, STATE AGENT,
Jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25


1hrs" "h" nave more ava!!abGc t!n.v ,nnEo
to:rssro i!nsIy more. SECS, Int"rastii..;
Ina, is nc.Iei Sure SPARK ipn,,, " e cor m''
i"F'',"h. l'"! street. y W. Washing
BUSINESS ES-promo,cr. "r.;.,,,2cr.
niA N'N",i.,i"n you want money :
lat a trust "statr. issue bonds. stocks
1th,'S. -hN,s taxes. fees. UiIe-si>y rr,s
~ st'It f% w,a, lnt ire. No,i ors
HAVE complete soda Observation-Disclosures
~ "uih, f"r tll7a. worth S@.@5o new.
Lease ana stock also fn.' -nl. Hustle
,0n m.''. d,uhlc this nricc every St,r.
a., Gs !. ,..s "stor!qitE or spg 5u!a, On
"a ,"nua! location. CIV" t"li;'n"ms
i "@Mnr@ t.N S"i:"'% a., ruriosiy syytors
LARGE manufacturing corp,r.tIo,, ,-,.,
imnnas. s1icsmcn: $500 upward notes
+lNg rish,s; patented articlc. MONEY
, ,,,, rossibii;ii.s unlimited VIII
NiHr.ss s"srssaiy. ".a St. i Eau 'q iiats
hE ,,N.,n of ,o 3h. Yale or Paradise wnerc
,j hn,"f mnS,s srrowtn. and million
"u'h"riz"h Tor inns year. Every kitI
%' ! ni,iiss s,i opcnns here; Ne h.vr
WIN svrsevus!v hcau,iiu. home sii.s
is %nH''i W no,nss. Mondcrtul v"!vvty
"a, pr"tu"i"n. Fishing supreme. Ev.Iy
Jay w" S"h catSh the UIg ir.tuw. uuiil
your BACK aches md your hand. tI.I.ir,
1919 toi motor bouts. vita .iu,,ir"u,
"l ihi's pf protected wac. .,r, ,yt,n
"o"HrI spots To visit FiLvs, iiiu;oIiu..
H''.s u, ny south tathine ~ cas- aud
isa. wan no business Tor doctors t;r,',f
.sI go, ,"uIsy IN America u.ni.r c"n.
- uri! ION. tonicst place IA America IN
summer. dc.isnt.ul la winter. "a, ~,
u"h - pcaIfiIu! non. here. ,yIh 49,
i,r'-"l ONE. at practically no invest,
in'Hl. tiI"sD the oupurI uult,, ,l . al
Fla. ''''' 'u'Ho'
MANUEACrUREK'S lin. N.n,.J r,
thtsd s"ies man covering priuc!paI citi.
'hst al Mtsslssippi lNNur. i.cI nm. :,
l.pd'-' strong sI,rcihity pTririr"u cam.
nliss.nn Uasi5. Finance s-u 49, ~,
'.e"c"s. /. .. BOX iioi.
Ht.M s."rohousc. stock OF drug. an. ~,
tui', Jusl opened up. i.ucuird IL, "a -
H""hTh on Guy. Cheap for a u.i,k t,.t,.
Nhhi',s NJ NJ. care News uiIicr. lvnrn
MISE ifiG CAPITAL. WRITE ron
iti.E copy Quick Financing II VA,
'in,h htE 'ap!t"i for oil nininr or I'M
~" "a. business CUNNINGHAM Ii,,,.,,i.,
Sny'.".S'N. as Grant Bldg. I..s Anrsls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SOME WHERE
Wanted-Your Atten-
ton.
Somewhere in Rich
mond and Virginia
there are investors
who are waiting for
the big opportunity. To
such people, who have
courage and vision,
we want to mail 4 book
absolutely free
Take 4 minute of
your time and drop a
line to
BOX, F 929
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

N rEn. Trust COMPANY BROKER or n,
- NhnNl 10 unG:rwritc iarr" black az
mustn't, stock. Give reference ~ MS
.'tl.i. We VIII Il" the same. FUN IN
iv' ZION inin' diat"lv Address 4 T.
~ lFI-i CoinHanv Rui!d!ng A.nYry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
MERCHANDISE

Iewcir, and Watches 90
CREDIT iewei-ts with cash prices Mor.
ris JeMsIsLy -. - North seventh ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

l--r""'i' gurininr and Ur.r,l.u.
i!"uSt. Having blk returns can b,,
n"uEht reasonable; located North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

NNNTEi, man for agency established aud
nationality advertised Specially. norm.
ncni business. hiE Gpportanity; ;. 90 Ia
$1,000 %'rrlN: must invest up tn 81 700 In
MERCHANDISE. i;r"UcT ~, fulton
Chicago.
WANTED TO luY a good gouI,l.rri,y
hotel in live town .u ms ','n'
answer H"N !. az. care tn. D!,natCh
w WANTED. t" buy small drug stor. in
slha4'. :fOwing town. Address I.u.
AZ. care the Dispatch N l.
WANTED Z" h"ar "f rectal store .,
az: gong business ihhi from s. p9u :,
Si3,uu" WI! buy. Jon"s. ~ W.hs,,,,
indg.. Chicago. III.
WILL exchange lars" block ~ oil s,o.,,
Tor inrin ana, S"oL fu!l infornarin,'
WIN nrsi letter. Address y l. pn'.,,'
- TRUST Company building. Asbuiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Have ro"in!ng house un E.s,
nN. OPPOSITE John Aiarshn!t No..
h'"t"sli nf r-orrsition am worm
h'ur Nhi'- NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

wanted ~ UlIa.. ,d
lady, s!t1a' 0u "a ltru.nt.g s.. ..r...I
Invalid. or Is h'gsthr. irr !1g ,t .Iu,y r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

street., h"ine a pay.n. business
N'.i located. fixtures eos. ..t.t.
$3.50 So VuI.h SAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

COMpA*lO% wani,d. uoHIu. SIS -.m-
drcas 90 south EDg.iH = ree. .pari.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

T"'' thousand dpi,ar~ No-th
.'"'N N an old established ha-.I.N-.I.
h'''il'S- cas-! %" had. Foait. ON uIl
n ~ :" 80" month rh.s w.th II
&" good hnrii ware n,n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
BUSINESS Opportunities.

n"w. hay" the cash to uuy. lnrk "a,
&C. "". hE "Dpog tuniil"s .Nc: NJ
"nN u'nhS,. vou. Sc III Mun,jny a..
A'N Il" not. 'hi!: We have niIor-
'UH. should.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

ciiuRCH iilLi--Room ana hoard for four
men. ihlrty-iourih Randolph 3356-J.
CLAY. sli E.-Roomcrs and boarders
wanted, and also table hoardcrs. Reason
H'iS rates. use OF telephone. comfortable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Sitirrl%G CIn.h i'"si.luu as shipping
clerk Or assistant ia iuuh"r yard: IL
years rAnetiynsG Iumner hnd miiiSvora
llU Raulnluh Sfs.rt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

S'iurdnt. lowe down on
t''"hd. en- lee gotten. nor = f,nr,
ht''r. "ith"r No better located ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Young t4, ..ua4.,t,-
stcnogfa pho ana ..lI,r.i Hr'.. tfsistftrr
desires position. loa j. ... .4i, I..
IJ4--at.rI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

N"-.aura With L. bedrooms.
shed and both paying un
I'"''! S,T,,;. $500 TAKES x;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SAl.ESMhN YOUNG married man desires
position: local salesman Or uiiiCr .ssISt-
rns. ENC.ilrnl references. Phone Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

~ HANDSOME Nnvnsu k!tfcn- ,l col.,.
- g." Ign; Mr. Warren r-a.l-" Jet.
'.rHnu. Main"
J a!tEH H.EhlS registered pedigree! Air..
buluh lHLg-W ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Have hurJw.t" bus!u.>. old
""@ ."'sh-d. riNin. wei. can
-. h"d !"r = far price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

y T.E'WNN---N. y SINUS DItU. gOOd IlIr,Ys
hafd WORKER, wants connection. BeSt
references and excellent gccor, as i,r,
ducer. Address Il .!3 care rnc D.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms With itonrd

BARTON HEIGHTS Wanted young
Du-iness iady To board in private home
NnoteFn, references exchanged. call
tlgi!-sn 5iGs-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SAl.f.SA An ui experience. CITY o. travel
Ing. iI"st r"i"!"Eyrs Acquainted wItA
Sl"Ec and 'dnE" .tnr II general Iu.uttur.,
store. iioN y -. car" The Iusputrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

DEMONS TRAITOR IAprr: 4tu.0astr.,:,r
wishes position tor :Ilr lux u lis, ,.-.
The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SHOE SAi.tSMAN Wanted. position in
shoe sioTr. wears experience. c!tX ref
eF"ncv, Madison 3as..N Iu> .3.s,
t'uI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Hay" on. 90 ,hv na.t rrue.r,
'i.h, t',,!i ui ~ NiaIa4 ia IN NJ.
''u. W" max" no distinction, .,.
AN'''l"h S,ufc now vluS,.I ,L..
ii''S store i"uts -, nlnutu Rom
"Hi N'"h'"s TO- ~ month I,v.
rooms "N"f tore. Store ON .rrf-~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SniPliHG CLERK Wanted. position ms
sntrring cl"!i ur labor ivs"mnu in email
establishment IieN "i reference. Call
MthLSuM nntn- "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

nOCsEkF;EI Heurd uy ya.w e.
year, 90 size ga-lEI.I. ~ Hugs E.tlgI.
Tor sl51wef "t'6o.. aa..tr ALDO n.-e
finrLnI.LI lI..-.. ---tA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SODA DISPENSER. With : years .Npc.l-
"ug". wishes prst'iou a. one. i,-s, ~
ivl'i"nc". I'"A laN. ,.tr. Tho pis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Nav" retail grocery Ia ,,r,
Ma section ,ltS. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SAI.ESAiAS. experience. desires po.i,I,,
with r"liab!" Ns'n IN or out cjty'. s..t
rvc"ilIn.n'ihti "i,s. lhon. Madison Loo "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

hLNv rr'r"rS >'or's 4; ,nU n.ur
'Nth - Mark. 'Uat tom, can
toe mad 10 hllrin"al their ,.i,.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

III SiNrSS MES-prumotcr- ogy.ni4"r4
und "'""ci"tiun-d Hou M.nt ,unu,.v
'i"ht trust estate. issue bonds. stocks
lI"-' ''''s' u"h"il. noes: i","! IN all
STAGES. ~dNts taxes. fees. UlIy-st>y rn.s
~" sale. Fore lnf free. Na,I org
~. I,A w MhAh M. = ,-I,.-...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

rcn IN this department with the aa-
surance that they will get pereonal
attention. ThoEe who wish TO learn
TO read md wrise Fnniish. o. pgenars
for ~cltisenahip examinations mny also
enroll
on account Of the high-ciass courn-
- and superior Instruction given. the
college has calls Tor accountant stem
oxrapheral secretaries and clerks
throughout The southwcHt, ana cs-
nccially in New Mexico and Arizonn.
With the splendid and varied line
Of courses offered by the Alhuuuer-
que husiness Colleec IN day and night
sessions there " no reason why ~
education. .
This " an Institution Of which the
people % Albuquerque should he JUST
~ proud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
CHURCH l9 HOLD
MISSION FESTIVAL
n OPEN TO-DAY


tipaer nufr poplnr trees in the
rfsat outdoors he lmmanusi Kvan-
EtI,cai L4thrran e~cnsrsxatlon Wi
ceishfnte IL annual mission festival
ft-ans with morning and afternoon
ttfIct< ~ 1Ntto n. ~. and 2sao y. m.
df4H,mittte .has htfn hard at
wHi& fhe nast week az ahe Becker
ranch. = hall halle north OF the old
Town b~cu.eeafd. making the neces-
sefy affsnrsments TIVE outside
patfofa hAef bern nhtnlscd a. nrcaeh
~ sermons, Rfv 4. Hammers. OF
Ration. fnf me forenoon -sfxlfeA and
the Rev. n. woifnm, nf opuma.
y ~. fst the a1ttrnpun sefs4ces A
mixed qanftet unl aiie n the norm
lur IA a ladies' chalT and . chile
afens choir ~ The afsftioon Asrs
4 dinhes win b. sersed ~ me
ladies OF the conErerntion frff Of
chnfas. An guests. VIII ~ mel at.
the end ~ the on Town street car
line from 10 10 1850 o'clock IN tho
morning. and : 10 4.3o o'clock IN tha
AFTERNOON 10 automobiles and taken
to fbt grounds. since = shower OF
rain during ths aearon of the rear|
D. aiway- . eosslbl.ity TO BE- reek-
oned with shelter has heen provided
The mission festival outdoor acrY-
Ices erfry year have become an in
rtLtpfion With the Emmanuel Lpth-
ernn congregation and are held To
stimulate the Congregations interest
In mission work a. home and abroad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

which students nre1fhreit TO uso aud
operate Various machipcs and devices,
such a. the multteraph. mimcoEraph.
check writer. Automatic numbering
laechinta. Neftlclc and cart index 81
ana syetems. etr. Teirrruph room
equipped With sendsrs saunders. re-
ceivele. railroad block signals etc.
saieemnuship and advertising course.
On the r.fft 90 this year Mr.. Good-
en. Who was In poor health nom con-
fiuHfd work and txertion sold a hpif
Interest la the school 10 Mr. L. A.
May, who for 20 years was principal
90 he Shorthand department. aud
nstoriHft proprietor OF the lutte,
Montana. Huaincas College. soon al
ter the sale was contaminated MIR.
Goodeil lost for the east Tor an oper-
ntien and Mr.. May wns put IN active
management. Of the school.
A number OF years ago the Aibu-
uuerque buAincss colicer adopted the
sloFan The Special school FOR Spc.
ciulists this was because ln It's fac
uit> " employs noue but specialists
The business department IL In
change Of Prof. n. l.. Hoskinr. for fk
yeats an associate OF Mr. MAYS Ia
montana. He ~ an expert accountant
AMI auditor. make q specially or
lNhct accounting. opening and clos
ink hooks. making financial state
imenis. etc. Very frequently he goes
riEht with his students into new posi-
uvHs. assists them IN opening the
books. getting out a statement and
a proper system Installed.
Tho s~tsnoernphio department A. in
charge OF Prof. y. N. rrantz. who. Tor
. number Of years was tho principal
% the shorthand department OF the
school OF Philadelphia.
At May has the OF
the achool and also handles classes
in both GrcEg ana pitman shorthand
assists In the bookkooping and sccre.
iarial work.
Niles Vera Koch II assistant TO AIR.
and has charge Of the type
Office appliances. aud Office
practice work.
All these departments are conduct.
"a In both day and evening classes
and on account OF the Individual and
instruction methods employ
-, students may enter any time. In
night school there L. ALSO a special
department FOR students
education has been neglected.
those who have not had school ad-
uyntages. Each lesson Is heard in
hividunliy, thus avoiding the amhar-
raHsment of class recitations stu
deuts Of all ages and grades mas ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

ecptembcr first marhn the starting
o. the aixfccnth year Of successful
operation OF the Albuquerque Busl-
mesa rulicfH- me wpnderfui rtridcg
made ny this school aud the splendid
sucters Il a attained D. due. "a n
nfrat extent, 40 the able mnnagsment
Inl ~ president. Mr.. J. n. Goodel.
tcsociptcd with Mr.. 0oodeil az this
time are Mr.. l. A. May. she secretary
and manascf, Mi. ~ L. Hosklnr, cx-
ptft accountant auditor and penmnn.
principal 81 the business department:
~ y. A. frantz, principaI 81 abe
.,tnoFrpphic department. and Miss
Vera kieeh who has charge Of the
office appliance. Office practice and
typcwriung department.
~ i9bt. MIR. Ooodcli. seeing the
need and possibilities OF a hifh.clasH
COMMERCIAL training school. rurchas-
- the Albuquerque Business COLLEGE
fof . nominal Zee, and az once set
about 10 build Up n business coiieec
% which the people OF Now MneNIco
ana the entire southwest mleht we'll
y proud. and In this no has been
nlshed. with an asuartments IN one
small room ana a tvpewrfter eouip-
mfnt OF two machines. he has built
? school OF splendid proportions IN
SEQ. ana high standing education
'aNN. The school has grown and
ffutTn until % the present time ID
the third floor of the Kor-
Der building. divided info ak DEPART
nlents y recitation rooms. The A.
y g had high aims In commercial
training and instead OF Offering cheap,
snort 'gef-rich-duick'' COURSES has
onsrcs courses Of higher standard.
nrd ones which mean success to every
that completes them. Two Or
latest Of these courses 10 Do added
1re the Pace \ Pace Standardized
cperst IN Aieher A~ccountancy and
The Burroughs Banking. Iedner-
and Calculating Machine
Course. thus aiming at the higher
lines af practical Accounting and the
mos, mgdeFn and un-to-date methodsl
q Maehine Bookkeepinr. which sys-
lens ara being rapidly Installed in
me banks and leading business cor
'erns al over the country. The latest
j. h installation OF the
.vth Century system OF Bookkeeping,
Tor which the a. h. c. ia depository
md state distributor.
The school Is divided into the fol-
OWNS departments and courses:
business department. IN which is
BY specialists the Twentieth
century System OF bookkeeping. the
a~ccountancy course. Pace aud Pace
~AccountRncy. The atenoe-
rnphic department. In which instruc-
lon Is given IN both Gregg and pit
systems OF shorthand. The
yDevriting department. In which IS
Underwood. Royal and Remington
are Used. The secretaridi
onice appliance department in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
WAGON s,nrNn NOTES

The Levy Jons tchin and Wagon
Mound mixed thsir bats sunday In
a real baHchall game IN which the
Wagon Mound team won lc q score
of - TO ~, and. takinr The series
from Levy hy the tune uf two gQmes
e. one, won hy the Levy team. II
- evident that tho Wagon Mound
tenn would have won the three
games Of the series ~ n had rot been
that the levy team Was eager 90 heat
Wagon Mound and Imported a
pitcher from Chicago 10 do tho big
stunt. n II repnrfed that the COL
mo- hall club viii come to Wagon
Mound Tor % am with the nrowrs
here and We are assured that u VIII
he % vera %inserestine amt.
Tho Harry club will have n picnic
nj the Hammond ranch on SUNDAY
aud tn. married men and single men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
ENROLMENT Or
HIGHSCHOo[ PUPILS
OPENS WEDNESDAY,
Will Close on Saturday
and Fall Term Opens
on September 6

Enrichment 81 pupils In tho High
school win take place this week. DO
ginning Wednesday. August 81. and
clos,nN saturday. september 2 The
hours each day will he from ? 70 ~
juniors. thursday. sophomores. Fri
day; frsshmen. Saturday.
Pupils must register Early or have
Their parents register for them. that
there may he an little delay ~ pOs-
sih}s In starting on the first day OF
school
lsuhaol opens Tueeiay. September
G. Al SEQ a.. m several changes
have taken ulare In the High school
building. every possible effort hav-
it'd been made to accommodate the
Increased enrollmenfa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

rew born baby are doing fine.
AR. and Mrs. Reyes. who have
been away on their vacation, re-
turned lnsi Saturday. aud Nv. Reyes
vas at his desk again Monday norm
In the bnnk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Will have a real came Ia The after
noon. The Harry club had a dance
M the club han last wednesday
night and a u reported that every
body had a good time.
e. y Martinez. with his sister,
made n.trip last Thursday to the Red
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

river IN a Ford TO zee " he could
catch a few fish, hut returned with
few results.
a. o.. Fraker has done the bis
stum ~ loading out several cars OF
ties this week.
Mrs q. T. fraker. ir, and he
The Clio messenger., 1921-03-10
NEW POLITICAL PARTY IN STATE
T. M. Joslin and James w. Helme
Leaders of Taxpayers League.

Adrian.-Michiga is about to have
a new political party
At its helm are T. NJ. Joslin, former
candidate for the United States SEN
ate, who was more or less prominent
in the organization of an attempted
party about nine years ago; James w.
Helme, who was state dairy and food
commissioner under the Democratic.
administration Of Governor Ferris;
John C.. Howell, Adrian's Democratic
mayor under the commission form OF
government; George Holloway, for
mer Democratic county treasurer; Ed
ward Frensdorf, of Hudson, former
acting warden at Jackson state prison,
and others of like principles and
prominence.
The party is being formed for the
Outraged and enraged taxpayers Of
the state"and is officially known as
the Taxpayers League. Its organiza-
ton was completed here last Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Joslin was elected president
and Helme was chosen vice-president.
The Clio messenger., 1921-03-10
DISCUSS new TAX
and TARIFF PLANS
LEADERS CONFER WITH HARDING
so PROGRAM WILL BE READY
FOR NEW SESSION
TEMPORARY TARIFF CONSIDERED
In Case Of Opposition to Emer'
eency Legislation, Permanent
Tariff Will Be Rushed.

Washington.-A definite program
for tax and tariff legislation will be
mapped out before the end OF this
week in conferences between Repub-
lican congressional leaders and Pres
ident Harding.
Representative Fordney, chairman
of the house ways and means COM
mittee, announced to the Republican
members Of the committee that he ex-
poets to begin drafting a bill in exc
cutive session on Monday, March Ia.
This bill will be ready for introduction
when the special session OF congress
convenes early in April.
81 do not know just what bill it will
be-" said Fordney. 81 expect to find
that out during the coming week.
expect to see President Harding early
in the week, as soon as II is conven-
lent for him..
There were three possible programs.
One is to start work on an emergency
tariff bill, based on the former Bayne-
Aldrich law, to be rushed through
congress without much consideration.
A second alternative is to go ahead
with the proposition OF permanent
tariff law The third is to side-track
tariff legislation temporarily and give
precedence to revision Of the tax
laws. If a temporary tariff bill is given
the right of way tax revision would
follow and permanent tariff revision
would come last.
Representative Fordney favors Civ
ing precedence to a temporary tariff
bill. II this is considered impractic-
able he will go ahead with the per-
manent tariff measure before taking
up tax revision.