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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

NOIICE TON IUbI1ICAIIONs
Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land
office, at Santa Fs, New Mexico. De-
eember 80, 1920. nr, z5-Ee
Notice Is hereby given that saloms
Montoya r-havez of Tijeras New Mex
leo, who. on December 7. 1917. made
homestead entry, No 034S3S, for Eh SEA
Eh SWA SEA; Eh SEX NWk sen.
Section ~, Township 8 North, Range o
East, N. M. p. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make three-year proof, 10
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before u, s.. Commissioner, ct
Albuquerque, Bernalillo county. N. Il.
on February 10, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Quirino
Coulter, of Chilli, New Mexico; Jacobo
Medina, of Chilli, New Mexico; Angus
tin Alfaras, of Chilli. New Mexicoi Mes.
tor Pachecho. of Chilli. New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELGADo. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
FOR RENT--UweIlInrs

| FOX RENT---UWeifIngs
.~~r~e~~r~~S>~>->s-~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~s~~.~~S~e~4~
FOR RENT-~Two-room house and sleep
ing porch, ~ South High. .;
FOR RIsNT - Unfurnished four-rooln
house. Inquire go South John.
FOR RENT--Five-room house, furnished
or unfarnished Call liz North Fitch.
FOR KENT-Tcurnished house; two rooms
and sleeping porch 1909 South High.
Cali at l414 South Edith.
FOR RENT--Four rooms bath garage !;
also six rooms and bath. SIG and 923
South Walter. See owner. 1886 East
Central s..t
FOR RENT-Two modern cottages, fur
nished two rooms and glassed-in
I; sleeping porches. On car line, Call ut
1922 South Edith
OR RENT-rFourl rooms. bath. garage
also six rooms and bath. SIG and 925
South Walter See owner. 1886 East
tCentral; call afternoons.
FOR RENT+-Unfurnished. new five
| rooms and garage. sos; new five rooms,
| $50; four rooms garage. chicken house,
$40. Leyerett-Zapf G. Co., 211 West Gold,
phone GAO. - n
| FOR RENT-vFour-room house, well fur
nished, gas and steel range modern,
| front ana back screened porches; no sick
two blocks from postoffice, Inquire
roqm %. over Golden Euls tsers. ss.-....,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
SEWING. MACHINES

SGWfSG MACHINES repaired and
cleaned, any make or type. family.
tailor or factory. by machine expert.
No matter. what their condition. will
repair them for you and guarantee my
work. C. H. Morehead. phone us. 4s0
West Lead. 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
FOR RENT-Storeroom

FUN NGN k-SLorGfO0m
Elesis s fTT a 20 q ,,re ~
rear entrances; steam heat. j. Korber,
Auto Department
FOR RENTED West Gold avenue, suit
able for store gor office. Inquire at
Bennett Indian Trading Co, next door.
FOR RENT--Part of store, big display
window, good location. Central avenue
business district, strictly modern, steam
heat. Address Box C. d. x. care Jour-
nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
FOR RENT-Ranches

Will trade New Zealand Reds, bIooded
stock, year old bucks for does, Sidney
NJ Weih phone 2il3-R2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
ACCOUNTING

w. G, Notwithstanding financial
audits and examinations, income tax
reports, business systems, stockmen's ac-
counts speciality, business commissions
executed. Room 5, Citizens National
Bank huilding. Phone 202.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

bar =, oob es ettpas gang beIon.
oeres iein muB, oaber iider uli6
cine beionoere &one ipielt ols elmer
Der groBen @erfltoffe Oes 8eltcr'
baumeiters.
Son Gag 81 Sag Oringt es tiefer
in Die 3ipiIiiation Elm unO per'
ordtigt beltte &1lpfer in Der @Ieftro'
tebnif, namertli9 bel Den eleftri.
I6en 2eitunger, morge1 oos obne-
oies lungiam ipenigitens aus Der
oeuti1en @eIt beridpinocnoe Hla.
tin, oeiien Observation-Disclosures es
fat nod iibertrifft. Sebt beginnt es
ais Mluminiumble1 einen Sieges'
lauf, oemnG1it miro es, oa eS lei
ner Moienbnftigfeit balber gegen.
uGrtia oos biuieite Metou iii, gum
Dahoefen un0 fir S1mieOearbei-
ten pertpenoet meroen. Greilid lit
0os, mas man i'm @nn0el alS Alu'
minimum beoeiGnet, nidts ols cine
5ienIi9e grobe Wiiidung oes Ute'
tails nit &ieielidure uno @iien, mos
ourd ieine gigenidofter, nomentlih
Die S6mieobarfeit uno @uBfabig'
felt, iebr leiOen. &eines allmi-
MUM oagegen tp6re elm ebenio foit4
barer Stoff ME reines giien.
0agegen bat in ben lesten Sab.
ren cine @rt Aluminiumbron5e,
nGmli6 cine Mii6ung nit Nagne-
Itum, oie ben Sanoelsnamen nWtag'
nahum" fiibrt, obne0ies cine gon5e
Gepolution ols ousge5ei9netes Wfo-
terial fir @uBparen eingeleitet.
ltno an benz Sag, an Dem Oas refine
aluminium I'M @roBen auf Dem
Warft erideint, lit oas Shidial
BON giien un0 Gilpfer beliegelt.
Denn tpeIde @6gli9feiten i9lum-
mern bod in iold' einem tpunoer-
barren Stoff, BEN man peoer an Der
2rft bolten, nod ferdt peroen lai-
fen oarfl Sin Der Suit ent5unoet
er iib nit elmer ionnenbeaen SLANT
me, oas 8aiier 5eriest er itiirmilG-
gs i'll, tpie tpenn elmer Der 8elten-
oamone in inn 1dlummerte, NIT
unermeBli6en gnergien uttb offul'
ten @aben. uro oer Meni9 Itebt
bei,te nod bapor pie Der 3auber.
lebrling, Ser 5tpar einiges erbaidte
bois Sen mogiiden Sormeln, aber
oas nod LANCE ni9t meiltert, mas
elm gliidli9er 3ufan in feline SanO
gegeben bat.
Sin groBes @ebeimnis briitet
nod INNER Inn @lliminium, Dem
mi6tigIten aler MetaIe.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
Dir Glide nes Ohiekts.
efissc oun CLARA edutt.

Mit ipisen Singern un6 ge5ier.
tenn 8eien iebte lie ibr &unltmert
auf cine bobe MielIingltonee. Damn
trippelte tie fin unO Der, lab BON
re6ts un6 linfs, Oh es itilDoa pla.
5iert = uno idloB oas S6aufenIter.
9o Itano oos 9ra6titiif in etrpas
probi9er Sdonbeit. gs mar elm
GROCER SUIT, umipunoen BON oufti~
gem Eiia uno eefront NIT gelben
8oraoiesrei6ern.
@m Gdaufeniter ging elm gralit-
paor poriber.
uSieb Otto Sen SUIT!
Sit oas cine Bra9tl User oett fau-
fem fonnte! Der miiBte mid fleioen!
Mf, menn mir bod reid pdrenl"
.Sieblte, iebt fommit bu i6on
wieoer! Gunner bore i'd, lpenn i6
oo9 reid w1reI Denfit ou oen1,
ooB mid oas nidt franft? = Sat-
teIt gu Sir einen 8eiden er'pablt
SD fam sir 10 etrpas ni6t fuufen."
@er0roiien ldritten Tie weiter. -
n&alten Sie!"
Ser g6auffeur bremite.
sic Itieg aus ur6 betrat ben Ga.
Ben.
~Den SUIT? - iamobI, gndoige
6rau, Ioglei6!"
@or benz boben Spiegel iest ibn
oie Dame auf.
ct fleibet gndoige Srau groB-
artig."
vDas finoe i1 meniger."
0erItimmt perIieB oie Dame ben
2ooen uno w6breno lte oa6iniauIte,
orangte lie Eranen 5uriid.
4 90 cabs nidts mebr gu ilber-
6riiden. Sbre SugenO mar oorbei.
@ie alt uno bdbli9 fam ibr @e-
iid)t unter Dem groBranoigen SUIT
berpor! Stein, iie 6urfte iid feiner
Suulion mebr bingeben.
- 3pei Ebeateroamen famen
porbei, blieben lteben uno gerieten IN
Streit iiber ben 9ut.
.Oein @ei9mad mar mir ME
maBgebeno," iaste Die cine CUR ON.
bern, .ou oerltebit oid- iiberbaupt
niht gu fleioen! @ie fam man
oieies ausitaifierte @eitea nur in
6rage aieben!"
@ufgeregt Iiefen lie niiseinanoer.
Gin idmales 6isiirden, gan5 Gle
CANA, betrat ben 9aoen, faufte ben
@ut unb erSablte gliiditrableno ib-
rem @atten, mas tie erltanoen.
gs flingelt.
Die @ndoige, gan5 grwartnng,
Gilt Der 3ofe entgegen, nimmt ibr
Den SUIT ob, 5iebt i'm bebntlom
berolts uno iett i'm NIT triumpbie.
renoer Miene Guf oas nieolihe
9lonofopfdcn.
.S6as, fomm berein," rief tie
oura sic Sir, ner lit 90, i6 6ab'
i'm idun."
Gin iHlanfer gbemann betrat oas
Goilsttcn5immer, blieb auf Der
Sdnuele iteben utlo idaute betrcten
auf ieine flcine Jrau.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

- @ioeriprud. ST.: r8ar.
Inn baben Sic ii6 eigentliH nltt
perbeiratet?"
g.: SD baiie Oie @eiber, unS
ouberocm miirbe oie G6e itoreno in
meme IiterariiAe 9ei9dftigung elm.
greiien."
st.: .@os fir Iiterariide arbei'
ten treiben sic oenn?"
g.: SD idreibe 2iebesgeldidr
ten."
Rotations. 8efannter Gin
ser &neipe): v@ie, Sic bitten nur
oie Wtitteli1ule beiu6t, Serr Sber.
forlter, i9 oenfe, Oieie Sdulen iino
bod Iateinlos!"
Darum aIio! Sreunbinl
n0ieie gIuie fleioet Sid gum @r.
barmen!"
.@ott, i6 bob lie ia aud auf Ell.
mem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e~efauft!"
= 9ereotes Sd meigen.
@ait: Ser Serr Stuttgart list pobl
INNER 10 Itumm oa?"
8iot: 80 neir, er ipridt melt
Dem 9iere gar fleiBig 3ul"
- Ger @runo. .@ie fomint
bos eigentli6, SEER Jlof, bob Sic
immer beim &artcnipielen getpin.
men uno llic beim &ennen?"
nSia - Die 9ieroe fam iH niGt
MiIGen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
GinncstGnidnng bel eiucm 6eidoi-
ienen, aber pieocrgplt sefeglten
Grid

GGiloert Sobann &lopf in nSese
uno Sogo". Ser Siri6 fiimmerte
Iid) Inn oen eriten SebliGuB gar
nidt nno 5og auf ben apeiten
6ebli6uB gegcn cine 8oidung 5pi-
i9en Mieie unO 8alo. 0ort belt
er rubig augeno Den oritten Sebl-
idub aus u1o ite0te iih oanad auf
einen @eg. Sic pierte &llgel
Id)lcuoerte ibm Steiniplitter geget
oie 9ede, er madJte nit alien bier
2Gufcn cine mcterbobe 6ludt, 5og
oann gegen cine G1onung II. begann
pertraut 5u 1icn. Die SAiiile pa-
rem BON elmer i.br boben aan5el
aus ~obgegcben Doroen. Nebenan
lag cine bepaloete Inbobe, Der Stint
mel tpar oibt bepolft. Ger @ino
mar gut, Der Siri1 bdtte ben SSd-
ger, oucb tpenn err an 8ooen ge-
ltanben b1tte, nidt geninoet. @s lit
m0glid, ooB Der &iri1 Die Sd)iiiie
als 9onneri6ldee einiG1stc, Die oas
8ilo nidt firdtet. - Or. 8urm,
Ser einitige b%erufenite Wonograpb
unierer @alobIbncr, feblte einen
N(ucrbohn BEL Gag nit feds Sbiii-
len. 3tpei Observation-Disclosures Sols.
fnedtc ricfcn bel ieoem Sd)ub OUR
roI @leiAmobl hebielt Der Sabn
S1all0.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
Ger 5aifffr.
gOm sans ST. gland.

Gire ieudpA 9unfelbeit liegt iiber
Gem @oiier. Ger 8ino pfeift in
StoBcn aus ser &aienitrabe Der flei.
ncn Staot, lGBt ale 2ifter fladern
uno plasen ulib blin8elt uno ru-
mort tpie elm peripiini6ter @erbe-
fned)t.
%eter 9reefmolot bat feline 60.
e~lungspapiere tlor. gr min su iei.
mem gper 5uriif, es lit nietnano
en- @oro uno er bat fir ieinen SUM-
ger gu iorgen. Ser Sdifier itapft
bart gegen ben @inb. @s it, als
tatt' er idwer on ieinen breiten
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
.gaun2 Qu iaaIt ia nidtsI ST er

yllnmoglifL gari5 u1nloglih, 10
gebe id niht init Dir aus Ser
gel6e &araoiespogel 3u Dem blonoen
Saorl &inO -. nein, Oieie @e'
ihmodloiigfeit -. uno oiele groBe
Gorm gu Dem idnlaIen @elidt6en."
0ie S%au6enaugen Der Sbonet
berpan0elten iid:
nGu g0nnit mir BLOB Oie 6reuoe
niGt! Ser fleioet mid wobI, o6er
on = gu =" Sblub6en eritidte Die
@eiterreoe.
Gags oaraltf ItanO oas HraftItiid
pieOer i'm S9oufeniter, Die Dame
bate Den SUIT umgetauidt.
08um Hennen iebr geeignet," Jag
te cine Serrenltimme. Gas gbe.
paar betrat ben 2aOen.
vauf Dem 2opf lit er peniger
idon," meinte 0ie @n6oige. aber
oas 2ooenfrdulein bate cine iebr
berpegIide 3unge unO idmabte al.
les 9eoenfen fort. Der 9err 5ablte.
@ieoer puroe oos BradtItiif in
cine run0e &utI6adtel p%erientt nno
madte ben @eg CUR 8iaa.
SD bab' ia glei6 geIagt, er tlet.
oct mid nidtl Iber luenn elm. jun
ges M2doden ipri6t, Oann bit on
natiirIi9 gang Sbr. IS paBte mir
iiberba1pt ni6t, mie 0os frede
Ding bid angeieben bat Sbr
fennt eu6 am @n6e -. Sd iese ben
SUIT niht nuf bal"
gr flog in sic @de un6 blieb nit
gefnidtem Geiber liegen.
Or lit bei11oigt, i6 fam i'm
nidt mieoer9eben," iagte anoern
Gags Sic Dame gu ibrer 3ofe, ne
ben Sic gu, Oh Sic i'm nit 100
Marf 8erluIt nerfoufen f0nnen."
Cine @oriete-Gam faufte i'm
itno trlg i'm gu einem idmar6en
Seioenfleio, oas unten penig uno
oben nod meniger Stoff aufpies.
Sbre Snbeter fatoen lie ~tot.
i6if," o6er 0as 8ublifum mar
meni9er entoiidt.
Semano REF vMebr SUIT ols
Stimme," uno iiberbaupt, Tie mar
mie ale Irtiiten obergldubiI9; io-
balls fie .oen Sdipel" aufieste, batte
lie Be6.
sic perfaufte i'm nit @erIuIt an
cine our9 S6ie6en fpoblbabeno ge'
moroene @riin5eugfrali.
u&ofen fanniten, aber trogen lab
id i'm oerr midi Sd fon mon gum
@eIp0tt per6en, pern id Sonntags
NIT oerr geb? 49, rffgetadelt pie'n
Sfinglto6ie fiebite aus"
Ser gbemann ridtete oieie 5arter
@orte an Die oide @riin5eugfrau.
SEA, reg oerr man mid uffl
9en perfoof id an Generals &iefen.
Gen SeOerbui9 maiden mer ab, ben
perilopp id apart, ben nimmt De
2ebmonn bon re6en an"
Sen SUIT fal4fte cine Solioe, in
Ser ablidt, i'm umprelien at laiien.
Die 2ebmonn nabm ben ramponier.
ten Yaraoiespogel uno ieste i'm auf
cine permetterte 6orm.
yMutter, meeIte nte 6e aus
iiebit?" fragte ibre Sodter ~tpie
me alte Spinatuadtell"
&latI9l bate lie cine S6rfeige.
numpreTien?" fraete oos 2obets
frdulein, Dem ser SUIT ausgebanoigt
tpuroe, %rfoitet % Morf."
uSit mir au teuer, neir, oart
loiie ids"
Oie Golioe nerlieB nit benz ebe'
maligen Yradtltiid ben 2aoen. -
@s faufte ben SUIT our6 brittle
&arlo cine anoere Srau. 9ie tofelte
i'm nit ~fnaaroten Stolen uno blali'
EN- Sill auf uno itol5ierte oaVrit
auf uno ob.
SGgli6 trug tie i'm, Bis inn elm
&egenguB oen &eIt gab. @an5 gee
fnidt uno unfenntlid, mari ite ibn
meg.
Gin 2umpeniammler fano ben
SUIT, orebte i'm auf feline gertpeno-
bartlett BIN uno Der.
n@ee, Sen FOOT &ener mebrl1
mar oas &eiultat Ser unterii6nng.
&erGGtlid mari er ibn auf einen
&ebridtbaufen, tpo er in gutter Sea-
meraoi6aft nit alten Sopfen, Som
ieroenbidien uno 6lerlei llnrat bon
| feiner 1raerniserreaen6en 2aufbobn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
GRAYS ALL SET
FOR SANTA FE'S
FIRST INVASION
Managers Get Together and
Game Arranged After Two
Months of DiCkering; Wis.,
itorS strengthened"

Santa Fe, according to reports,
will arrive in Albuquerque Sunday
morning with a considerably
strengthened" lineup, for its
game with the Grays at Barelas
field tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Indications are that the
game will be the toughest battle
ever staged in Albuquerque.
Arrangements for the game have
been in progress for the past two
months, but managers Of the two
teams could not come to satisfac-
tory agreement until this week.
Santa Fe has q record Of continual
defeat at the hands of the Grays
for a period of twelve years with
the single exception of last year,
when they pulled one win out OF
three games.
Padilla, manager of the Grays,
stated last night that in spite of the
rumored Strengthening" Of the
Ancient City delegation, he will
play his usual lineup with the eX-
ception Of a substitute for left
fielder whitaker, who will be out
of the city.
Anticipating a record crowd, the
management has arranged for adj
ditional special police to keep the
lines clear and to assist In parking
the cars. Barelas field was in fine
shape yesterday and will be worked
again today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18

screen yesterday in his latest vii.
liam Fox production, "A Ridln
Romeo" at the Pastime (Which is
being repeated today for the last
time), and gave his audience thrill
after thrill and laugh after laugh
"a Ridin' Romeo" will satisfy
the most critical. There are no
dull moments in it. There are fine
craftsmanship, beautiful western
scenery, humorous situations
thrilling stunts.
Tom, after being run out Of the
house by his sweetheart's father. is
incoming along the road when he
sees a gang hold up the stage
coach. He gallops to the rescue,
routs the hold-up men, rescues a
comely woman and takes her gal
lantly to the home of the father
who had Just turned him out-only
to find that the woman Is after the
father with a breach of promise
suit and that the father has ordered
the hold-up to scare the woman
out of town.
In addition to this humor' Tom
does a fine stunt of jumping on TO
the coach and stopping the run
away team on a road one side of
which looks down without a break
for hundreds of feet.
Then big-hearted Tom finds a
baby on a rock. He thinks 1t Is
abandoned and takes 1t. Tom
doesn't know that the mother and
father of the baby were near the
rock fixing up a tent, until the
sheriff comes after him for kid
MAPPING. And of course Tom has
to feed the squalling thing, so he
kidnaps a squaw with a papoose
and gets her to feed the baby. Then
the sheriff gets him.
But anyways things turn out so
that Tom becomes a hero in the
town instead of being looked upon
as a blackguard; and, of course,
Rhea Mitchell, who plays the girl
in the case, looks up into his eyes
as he holds her close, while all the
cowboys and villagers stand around
and guy him.
The picture ended too soon. II
Is one Of those pictures that, like
Oliver Twist, calls for more.
George E. Marshall directed this
clever photoplay, and he certainly
has done an excellent piece Of
work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
DESTROYER is RAMMED
IN BATTLE PRACTICE

Los Angeles, Calf, June IL
The destroyer Dent, which limped
into Los Angeles harbor late today
with hole stove in her after COM
partment during battle practice,
was rammed by another vessel
while proceeding through a smoke
screen. according to a report re-
ceived on shore early tonight from
her commander, Lieutenant Com
mander H. B. Kelly. Previous re-
ports were to the effect that the
Dent struck a spent torpedo.
The report from Lieutenant Com
mander Kelly did not give the name
Of the other vessel. The destroyers
engaged in practice, other than the
Dent, were proceeding to their base
at San Diego early tonight.
The Dent anchored inside the
breakwater at the harbor showing
ten per cent list. 1t was an
nounced she would lie there until
morning. with the mine sweeper
Garnet standing by and proceed TO
the inner harbor for repairs in the
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
REORGANIZ ATION
Of PRO FORCES
RECOMMENDED
Would Abolish Half Of the
Supervisory Jobs and ES-
tabIish Instead a System
of State Directors.

Washington, June 17.-Prohibi-
ton enforcement officials have
completed a program for the reor-
ganization of the federal enforcing
units and revision of enforcement
methods. The suggested change,
which includes adjustment of
about half of the supervisory Jobs
and the establishment of system
of state directors to be held wholly
responsible for enforcement and
administrative work. were sub
mitted today by Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes to Chairman
Penrose and Senator Watson, re-
publican. Indiana, of the senate
finance committee,
Changes Would Tighten lad.
Senators who studied the plans
declared the changes would tighten
the lid on liquor and would result
also In q saving in the money cost
of enforcing the Volstead act. Mr..
HAYNES and Commissioner Blair OF
the bureau of internal revenue. ex-
planned that they had sought to
eliminate red tape" and make the
enforcement corps more responsive
to It's duties.
Mr.. Haynes said 1t had beeli
CLEARLY demonstrated" after a
thorough trial" that the present
plan of organization of the field
force should be abandoned. He
wanted, he said. a centralized au-
thority, coordination in the ham
ding of permiasive and enforce
ment features and elimination Of
uncertainty, friction and confusion,
Abolish Some offices.
In addition to the creation or a
single enforcement and admins
trative unit for each of the states
Mr., Haynes proposed adjustment
of the offices Of supervising fed
eral prohibition agents, elimination
of prohibition inspectors and the
designation of all enforcing and
administrative officers under the
state directors as prohlbitlon
agents, transfer Of offices Of sew
eral Of the directors to logical and
accessible locations. creation Of q
mobile field force. organized TO
operate directly under the federal
commissioner, and the consolida-
ton Of all records to provide
closer check on leaks which may
be spr1&g in the liquor supply.
Mr.. Haynes reorganization pro-
gram was worked out on the as
sumption that the prohibition unit
will remain in the treasury depart
ment, it was said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
BAPT|STS GIVEN
$4,000 TOWARDS
A NEW BUILDING

Word was received by wire yes
terday from the Rev. 7. f. Harvey
New Mexico member of the board
Of home missions of the Southern
Baptist convention, who it attend
ing the session at Atlanta, Ca, that
a gift of $4,000 for the Baptist
church here has been approved.
The board has approved plans
for the erection of a new build
ing on the lots at the northwest
corner of Central avenue and
Broadway purchased several
months ago. AS soon as these lots
have been entirely paid for the
gift will be available.
While large part of the pur-
chase price has already been paid,
it will probably be some time be-
fore Wort. will be begun on the
construction of a new building:
The church has grown rapidly and
the congregation requires more
room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
BATTLING CHEZ
Knocked DOWN 3
TIMES BY JACK
Iobody viii Be Able to
Convince the Negro That
Any Man Has a Chance
to Whip the Champion.
tBy The Associated Press)

Atlantic City, N. j.. June H.
robody will be able to convince
iattling Ghee, a 1S5-pound negro
rom Memphis, Tenn. that any
nan has a chance to whip Jack
dempsey. Ghee waited eight days
or an opportunity to match his
oxing skill against the cham
ions. Today that chance came
nd he was on the floor of Demp-
ey's outdoor arena three times in
Wo rounds and probably would
ave been down half dozen times
more If Dempsey had not been
enient.
Ghee crawled under the ropes
nd stuck five straight lefts into
pempsey's face without a return,
Then the champion suddenly
aught him on the chin with left
iook that sent him to the ropes.
thee came back gamely only to
eceive a right hand chop that
,ropped him flat on his face.
Dempsey helped him up and per-
nitted the dazed Chez to land
ONE light punches to the head.
Dempsey Gets in Left.
While they were locked in a
Inch Dempsey crushed over a left
look to the chin that did not travel
more than six inches. Chez
rumpled up in q heap at the title
tolder's feet. Dempsey helped
i'm up again and carried him
long until the round ended. Ghee
vent to his corner splitting blood.
n the second round a left hook to
he chin sent Chez down for the
bird time and Dempsey eased up
bit. AS Ghee staggered out of
he arena he had this to say:
"If any man had told me I could
ret cut up and knocked flat with
welve-ounce gloves, I'd thought
lie was crazy. How that boy does
lit! whipped Kid Nolfolk twice
md Norfolk told me l could beat
dempsey. Dempsey can whip a
,oom full of Ghees and Norfolks.
won't be right for many days,
Dempsey wound up with two
asst sessions with Larry Williams
Dempsey went on the road as
usual. covering about six miles. and
>ulled the weights this afternoon.
Ertle May BE Referoe,
Robert Edgren, who has the
inal decision in all disnutee involv-
ng Dempsey and Carpenter and
rex Rirkard promoter of the July
contest, conferred again today
With Jock Koarns. MANAGER or
Oemrsny, over the referee question.
which is to he settled by the New
Jersey h7virg commission next
Monday. Fdgren understands that
Harry Ertle city marshal OF Jer-
icy City, ALREADY has been selected
20 referee the contest, He Is at
;emnting to win Kearns over to the
rejection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
RANKIN APPOINTED
FLOOD INSPECTOR
FOR THIS COUNTY

Don J. Rankin. OF Albuquerque,
has been named flood inspector for
Bernalillo county by Governor
Merritt c, Mechem, according to a
special dispatch to the Journal. At
late hour last night Mr.. Ran
kin had not yet been officially adj
vised of his appointment. 1t is pre-
sumed that he will take up his dn-
ties Immediately upon receiving
the official appointment and quail
flying.
Bernalillo county has been with
out a flood Inspector for some time
and during the recent high water,
County Engineer Edmund Ross
has had complete charge OF pro-
lection and inspection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-18
GREGORY WILL PITCH
FOR BERNALILL0 IN
BATTLE WITH MADRID

Gregory, Of the Al staff . mas
been signed by Bernalillo to pitch
for them In their game Sunday
with Madrid. The two teams have
been rivals for years and the game
which will be played at Bernallllo'
will be one of the hardest fought
battles Of the season. Manager
Sumberlum, Of the Bernalillo team
has strengthened his lineup with
several well known players and it IS
reported that Madrid has also pre-
pared. Gregory will leave for Ber-
nalillo by motor today.