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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
LOCAL ITEMS
Coal supply Co. Phones and

Coal supply Co. Phones and b,
Woman's Auxiliary of Hugh A.
Carlisle post of the American le-
gion will meet at 1880 tonight at
the home Of Mrs. John Summers,
All West Lead avenue.
Children of St Anthony orphan
age and the childrens homes were
guests Of the Elks club at the
MINISTRIES last night.
Good Smarrtan class of the Cen
trail avenue Methodist church will
meet at the church at 2;30 this
afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Diehl. teacher in
the Fourth ward school, is serious
Ill with pneumonia.
Womans club of the Congrega-
tional church will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs Ernest
Smith, 406 South Walter street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at
the church at ESQ this afternoon.
Jose Jordi, of the federal voca-
tional training office, has returned
from Las Cruces. where he went
on business for the board.
T. G.. Albright of Dallas. Tex,
supervisor Of the internal revenue
department, spent Tuesday in AL
buquerque, and left for Dallas the
same night.
For messengers. phone $50.
Mrs. J. II. Head of FL Paso has
been here for several days attend
ing the congregational church
conference.
Myrnae Douglas Evans has re-
turned to the city after a trip to
Denver and other Colorado cities,
where she visited the dancing stu
dos.
f. E. Ketchem. of the federal
board of vocational training, is in
Silver City and Deming on business
for the board
Dr.. II. r. Watson of McGaffey is
in the city on business.
Frank Clark. cattle sanitary
board inspector, will return today
from Ell Paso where he went on
business trip.
r. r. Gibson, local supervisor
for the federal board on vocational
training, returned last night from
a trip to Estancia. willard and
other points.
W, E. Nevis of Bluewater was in
the city yesterday.
Robert Dixon, recently placed
by the vocational training board,
was operated upon yesterday for
appendicitis.
Misunderstanding and ironing.
Phone 91S-W
Ernest w. Tallman, from the
Denver office of the federal board
on vocational training, will be in
Albuquerque for one week to assist
in the contact" work here.
The Woman's club Of the Con
gregational church will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Smith at 400 South Walter
street.
Lola La Monte, national w, c. T.
U. lecturer is doing organiZat ton
work in the northern part of the
state. having visited Dawson, Clay
ton and several other towns. While
in Ration she secured the donation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
KlBuquetaue Morning journal Thursday April Il, 1921
Board and Room

Excellent board, room with
sleeping porch, tray service,
seventy-five dollars per month.
MURPHIGY SANATORIUNI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14

l5S--Taxi & Baggage-15S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
Is BOYS QUALIFY
IN Y SWIMMING
TEST THIS WEEK

Twenty boys have qualified
in the Y. NJ. c. a. swimming tests
as either beginners or swim
mers." Several will probably quail
ify as leaders before the tests close.
The swimming tests held are being
designed to stimulate interest in
aquatics and to quicken the inter-
est in the coming swimming tour
nament to be held early in May
for the coveted silver trophy cup
which iC held at the "Y."
The present tests being given en-
title the boys who make records
qualifying them for any of the
three classes to honor badges. All
juniors are eligible to enter for the
records.
Beginners.
Those classed as beginners are
boys who can swim the length of
the pool. The following boys have
been qualified in this class: props;
Neil Fox, Wayne MCGEE, Forest
Oleson, clayton Marcy; juniors.
Charles Otero, Benjamin Osuna,
Arlo Bachechi. Wesley Robson; Jr.
Richard Arledge.
Swimmers.
Boys qualifying as swimmers
must make two trips the length of
the pool. one on their back and
must make one dive. The follow
ing boys will receive honor medals
in this class: props: Dewitt Left
wich, Lee Vann Everett Renfro,
Everett Walsh. Wayne Niece;
Juniors, Ralph Coe, Charles Potter,
Norman Hawley, Louis McRae; Jr.
employed; Stanley Stubs, Paul
Hammond, Robert Cheney, Julius
Sylvester, Joe Whitehouse, Walter
Kemp and Earl Burgn.
Holders of these classes may try
for higher ratings throughout the
duration of the tests. 1t is expect
ed that several boys will be able
to reach the leader class, which
denotes expert swimming.
. During the past ten years more
than half million men and boys
have learned TO swim through the
efforts of the Y. Nj. c. A. in vari-
Gus cities Of the country. Last year
there were 200 persons rescued
from drowning by swimmers who
had learned to swim at "Y' tanks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
Church Mortgage Permitted

Trustees of the property of the
First Congregational church were
granted the authority to mortgage
the church property to a limited
sum yesterday by Judge NJ. Z,
Hickey, of the district court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14

of two lots to the Frances Willard
school at Beleh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Holm
will leave tonight to visit relatives
Of Mr.. Holm in Chicago.
Stated communication of Rio
Grande Chapter No, 4, II, A. NJ, at
1880 tonight.
Undelivered kilograms are being
held at the Western Union for Lew
Fields, w. H. Chrisman and l.. W.
Gage.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Broadway Christian church will
hold a joint meeting of both sec
tions at o'clock this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Crosno, $40 East
Silver avenue.
Can now supply limlteu amount
factory wood in full wagon loads.
Hahn Coal Co, phones 81.
G. T., Mcdonald, state manager
of the Woodmen of the World, has
moved his family from Roswell 20
Albuquerque and will make this
city headquarters for the WoOdmen
order in the state. Mr.. Mcdonald
is member of the state legislature,
representing Chaves county.
The Good Samaritan class of the
Central Avenue Methodist church
will meet at 2;30 o'clock Thursday
afternoon in the Sunday school
room.
Ralph f. Meyers, a graduate Of
the State university. left last night
for Texarkana, Tex, where he has
accepted a position as chemist for
the international Creosoting anu
Construction company. Mr.. Meyers
has been employed by the Chino
Copper company and by the Phelps
Dodge company since his gradua-
ton.
John f, Simms, attorney, left last
night for Santa Fe, where he will
remain for several days Mr. Simms
is suffering with a case of asthma.
The mother of Howard Gruehl,
who was operated on the other day
at one of the hospitals for appen-
dicitis, arrived in the city yester-
day from Cleveland, O., and will
remain indefinitely. Mr. Gruehl IS
reported on the road to recovery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
SUMMER SCHOOL
At u POSSIBLE
WITH GUARANTEE
President Hill FavOrS Plan,
Provided No Deficit Re-
suits; Varsity Could Of
fer College, Grade Course

The University of New Mexico
can have a six weeks summer
school if the institution can be
guaranteed against a deficit, ac-
cording to a definite announcement
made last night by President David
Spence Hill.
III some Individual or Organiza-
ton will guarantee US against a
deficit We can put on a first class,
college grade summer term" DR..
Hill said. The maximum guaran-
tee necessary to make the school
self-sustaining would be $4,000"
Referring to the announcement
from Santa Fe that the state board
of education had passed a resolu-
ton recommending that a summer
term be offered at the university,
DR.. Hill said:
by the merest coincidence. the
faculty and l reached the same
decision this Accommodation
always with the reservation that
there should be no deficit.
Upon this point there can be
no compromise. SO far we have
gone along splendidly without a
deficit, and we do not intend to
change our policy. In this attitude
we have the support of the board
of regents"
DR.. Hill explained that the sum-
mer school would be open to high
school graduates seeking college
credits, ana to qualified adults
seeking instruction without having
college credits in view
1T would be a first class sum-
mer school in every respect" the
president said. Graduates from
the best universities in the coun-
try would be in charge. 1t would
be held strictly to high college
standards, such as are being fol-
lowed by the state university in its
regular terms"
The courses offered would con-
sist of those at present on the cur
riculum, including physics, biology.
chemistry geology and other lab
oratory sciences, in the presenta-
ton of which the splendid equip
ment of the university would be
utilized; mathematics, English,
journalism, Spanish, French, psy-
chology and education for teachers,
music. history. political science,
librarianship and physical educa-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14

Judgment was granted by the
district court yesterday against
Francisco y. Crespin for the sum
of $315.62 in faFor of the State
National bank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
CLAYTON MAKES Bond

W. c. Clayton, who has been held
at the county Jail for several
months on a federal charge of vio-
lation of the Mann act, made bond
of $500 yesterday and was released
from custody pending action of the
federal grand jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
CONWAY ANNOUNCES THE
BOARDS RECOMMENDATION

Santa Fe, April 13.-The state
board of education has asked the
state university to hold summer
sessions, State School Superintend-
ent John V. Conway stated today
The Sisters of s.. Francis asked
that the teachers college which
they plan establishing at Albuquer-
que be given the same rating as
the normal schools, The board APP
pointed a committee to look into
their plans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-14
PHONE GA TODAY
WE SELL FOR CASH
ALL GOODS DELIVERED

Gal. ApricOts and Peaches,
standard goods, each. =. Soc
Gal. Blackbcrrfcs. .....,...S 1.25
Bulk Oats, lbs. ..... 25C
Red Salmon, lib. cans. 49,. BIC
Florida Grapefruit, Z for. $500
Beet Sugar, lbs, soc
Fresh Eggs, dozen ......... SOC
Beechnut Jellied Fruits, per
can .....,.,..... 35C|
Abs Lima Beans ........... soc
Abs Blackeycd Peas ........ soc
Alb. can Jelly .............5 SOC
cans Peas. s............ soc
4 cans Corn ........,...... soc,
Standard 212 lib. cans Apricots
and Peaches, each .........2 5c
2-lbs. Dried Peaches ........ soc
21a III. can Tomatoes, 2 for CSC
lbs. Prunes ............... soc
Bulk Dates, u lib. .......... soc
gal. Cider Vinegar. ....... soc
lib. Royal Cocoa ......... soc
lib. Lipton's Cocoa. ....... soc
y Lbs. No. Walnuts. ..... soc
2-lbs. Peanuts ............. soc
Sack of Meal ..........,,. 35c
lib. can Hills Coffee. ...... soc
6-Ibs. Cream of Neat. ....... soc
3-lbs. HOminy .............. csc
lib. Peanut Butter. ....... csc
lib. Pig Bacon. ............. soc
The Only Cash and Delivery
Store in the City.
FRANK TR0TTER
116 West Gold Avenue.
Phone 024.
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We deliver any size any
where. Henry Transfer Co.,
Phone 939.

HAY FEVER
Permanently cured by Osteopa(hy.
and Finger Surgery.
c. IL. CONNER, NJ, ID. ID. O.
stern Building Phone 70l-J-325-W.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

tW% If You Want to Sell Real Estate
This office handles Real Estate of Value.
We have cottages; one two and three tenement
houses, and bungalows.
We've just listed new Bungalow, rooms
with furnace also fine, large fireplace with extra
attic room to add more rooms if desired House
Located Lake Boulevard, Belvidere. Price
$4,000. (This property was built for a home by
the owner; was not built to sell)
A Ten Room Cottage, all modern improve
n,ents. Located on Pearl street, next to Frank
lin Square, Can be used for business or resi-
DENTAL purposes. (The owner is to leave city
shortly.)
A Twelve Room Brick House. Suitable for
roon,ing house. Can add rooms on 3rd floor if
desired. Located on Maple street with a big lot.
Owner recently left city. (See me about this
property
Two Family House. Located on Hartford
avenue To be sold at once to settle up an estate.
A Beautiful Two Tenement House. All
modern, hot water heat, all plumbing is in
stalled with brass fittings. Location Harrison st.
sPEC1AL-On Berlin street, Berlin A fine
residence with acres of land with garage, barn
and chicken coop. DO you want modern home?
A Two Tenement House. All hardwood fin
ish, with heat. Located just off Stanley street in
DcNNSS1C SCCeOH. ALI NlOuCAH Ill CVC1y way
On Lake street. Brick House, suitable for
good home, Ii rooms, suitable for modern
roon,ing house.
OPPORTUNITY-Fo young man who
wants to quit the factory, that can secure little
capital. A store on Main street. See me at once.
FOR SALE Suitable for doctors office
and home under one roof Just the thing for
dentist or M. ID. Brick house on Washington St.,
near West Main St. Plenty of space for installing
operating room. A demand at present for emer-
gency calls, or private operations. ut pays in
other towns all you need is the "pep" and little
CASH. ".... ~ g
GARAGE INVESTMENT-Locatio in au-
to1nObile district-Arch street-fOrmerly the
Fuller Storage Battery property, now occupied
by Simmons Storage Battery; and cottage The
cottage can be moved to the rear, leaving a
frontage of SO feet, and depth of 1O4 feet. You
can build two story building, Offices on first
floor. Will pay 20 per cent. on investment Pays
now, and will pay in the future by present
tenants ST 500 year or 71a per cent on pres
ent renting.
Three Story Brick Block, two stores on first
floor. Paying 10 per cent on 1000. Will sell
for $4,000. $4,000 cash. Centrally located.
Three Story Brick Block, four stores on first
floor, and two tenement house. Pays 10 per
cent. OH $4,000. Will sell for $48,5OO. $4,000
cash. >t
DO YOU WANT A HOME? IF so, get in
IL, 81 E@cx>z 49,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
KINGSBURY GETS DIVORCE.
Former Local Man Freed i'm Superior
Court-Lipsky Case Held Up.

Harry Kingsbury, a nurse residing
in New York, and former local resi-
dent, was granted a divorce in SUI
perior court yesterday afternoon, from
Mae Ophelia Kingsbury by Judge
Haines, on grounds of desertion
Kingsbury told the court that he was
married to the defendant on March
16, 1917. His wife subsequently de-
serted him. Later he located her and
tried to persuade her to return and
live with him. She refused on grounds
that he was unable to provide for her
in a satisfactory manner.
Adam Lipsky of this city appeared
in court and asked q decree from his
wife, Saluta Lipsky, whom he mar
ried in Russia. Poland, on october Is,
1899. He came to this country ahead
of his wife and she followed here in
1911 and lived with him for year
at Lawrence, Mass. She deserted him
in that city, taking with her one child,
leaving two behind for him to care
for. In the statement to the court, he
said he believed she went away with
a boarder. He has not seen or heard
from her since. Judge Haines took
the papers in the case, and reserved
decision.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

Three Story Brick Block, two stores on first
floor. Paying 10 per cent ON $4,000. Will sell
for $4,000. $4,000 cash. Centrally located.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

American MISUNDERSTANDING of
army ex-soldier mems organizations
should write to Victory Medal office
to have representative call to re-
ceive applications and distribute med
ais at their meetings.
Easier Than Getting Money Order.
1t will be readily seen that it is
not a difficult matter to obtain an
Army Victory Medal, no more difficult
than to fill out an application for a
money order at post office. In fact
it is less difficult because a clerk does
the work for the applicant
The Liberty Button is sometimes
confused with the medal. Both may
be obtained at the same office.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
SCHOOL Committee
APPROVES CHANGES
High School Time Schedules Will
Be Altered in September

Favorable action was taken by the
school board yesterday afternoon on
the proposed change in time sched-
ules for the High school which would
put that school on n four-period day
instead of the present five-period
schedule. The change will be eff
fective next September. The board
discussed, briefly, the advantages of
daylight saving and voted to let the
matter OF beginning school sessions
one hour earlier lay in the hands of
the superintendent. Mr.. Holmes will
govern his action by the decision of
the factories. Secretary l.. NJ. Pratt
expressed himself as of the opinion
that factory employees do not want
to make the change. The meeting
was the last for DIR. L. T. Fromen
who concludes 10 years of service this
month, having been defeated at the
polls by Mrs. a. G. kimball. Chair
man T.. Clayton Goodwin OF the
committee on school accommodation
was empowered to go befoye the fl
nance and taxation board to ask for
an appropriation OF S71S,5OO for
school purposes.
Principal l.. Z. Slade OF the High
school, appeared before the commit
tee TO explain the advantages of the
changes in time schedules as pro-
posed by the teachers council. He
also communicated n request that the
board secure n theater for graduation
exercises June 20.
In explanation OF his request for
an appropriation. Mr.. Goodwin ex-
planned that $3s7.5o0 will go into the
Washington street school: 100000
into the Long and Voight schools. and
100000 into a building to be an
annex to the Smith school More
room Is needed. also. for trade educa-
ton purposes and in accordance with
a request from the state education de-
partment IL is probable that extern
sions will be made to the trade school.
The accommodations committee feels,
also, that It would be good business
policy TO buy land Mt this time for
use I'm the future.
The board authorized the finance
committee to enter into contract with
the United Coal &c Wood company for
$3.50 for hard coal and sS.OS for
soft coal.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
VICTORY MEDALS TO
ALL EX-SERVICEMEN
Men and Relatives Advised How
TO Obtain Them

Army officials have issued the fol-
lowing statement relative to Victory
medals and how to obtain them:
BY Calling-Bring discharge to
Army Victory Medal office. If en-
titled to medal for Service in United
States, England, Italy, Russia, Siberia
or France without battle clasps,
medal will be presented Immediately.
If in any battles, the medal will be
mailed. 1t is not necessary to leave
a discharge. 1t will be returned at
once.
BY Mail--write to Victory Medal
office for application blank. On re-
ceiving application sign name and
address as instructed, and return, to-
gether with discharge or certified
copy on special War Department
form-ask for IT'D and medal will be
mailed. If original discharge be sent,
IL will be returned same day as re-
ceived.
Deceased Soldiers-victory Medal
goes to nearest of kin. They should
call or write to Victory Medal office,
giving deceased soldiers full name,
army serial number, organization and
date when killed or died; and battles
deceased participated in: also the re-
lationship and address of person max
ing the application. 1t is not neces-
sary to present any papers if the SOL
der died in the service
Claim Not Recorded on Discharge
Those persons who participated in
battles not recorded on discharge can
make claim by presenting or mailing
discharge Cor certified copy on spe-
cial War Department form-ask for
it) to Victory Medal office and giving.
date and organization attached to at
the time of engagement. If the dis
charge is presented in person it will
be Endorsed while waiting and re-
turned at once.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
WELSH SINGERS RETURN.
VIII Play Engagement for First Church
Fellowship Club, May o.

The Fellowship club of the Center
church has been successful in it's ef-
fort to book the Welsh singers for a re-
turn engagement in this city, and Presi-
dent w. l.. Hagen has been notified that
the noted organization will play here
on the evening of May %. The singers
were in New Britain about two years
ago and made a decided hit. Through
difficulties in booking passage out of the
States, the company was Obliged to lay
over for about a week. making IL pos
sible for them to accept several return
engagements in Connecticut, New Bril-
tain being one.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
|IAL DATES ASSIGNED.
r. for Coming business In City.
| giDurt Ia Arranp,d

r for Coming business In City.
Court IL Arranged.
nmenta OF trial dates of cases
ed In city court were made at
RI calendar session of the city
Fsterday afternoon. as follows:
ny. April II. at p. m, Morris
ct al, by Greenstein & Green
J. Barney Kramer eft al, by &.
bski: Wednesday. April IL. at
&, Joseph luck ct a.. by III. T..
We. J. Birnbaum. by NJ. ID.
lso Mt 2 O'Clock. Rackliffa
). by \. I. fachlin. vs.. Eugenie
'ni. by ~. ". Gaffney: Thurs
ril II. at 10 a. M. Jennie Sap
by +. u. Hungerford. vs..
Smolanski, by /. /. Rachlin:
May 10. at y. m. James
" NJ. A. Sexton. vs.. Joseph s..
by w. +. Mangan and r. L .
AEnea Russell. by NJ. a. Sex
Joseph Babula. by w. +. Man.
u. II. Gaffney; Victor Le-
Iby NJ. n. Sexton. Va. Joseph
by w. +. Mangan and b. +.
bent for the plaintiff to recov-
07 and costs OF s42.s1 has
hdercd by Justice Henry +.
d the suit or George A. QuIg-
INST Joan +. Mcguire. TO re-
Insurance premiums. Judge
angerford was counsel for tho
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT.

The annual concert which was to
have been given by the upper class
chorus of the Senior High school last
evening has been postponed to Friday
evening, May 20. Hosmer's cantata
THE Pilgrims OF 1920" under the di-
rection of George II. Mathews will be
given. This to be followed by a miscel-
laneous program consisting of selections
by the Girls Glee club. violin solos by
Earl Lambert, Verdis' pilgrims
Chorus" and Fanning's Song OF the
vikings" by the chorus.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

IN FARMINGTON-I have three very fine
residential properties. Pennington is twenty
minutes drive from New Britain. Just pleasant
distance. (See me about them.) III
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

DO YOU WANT A HOME? If so, get in
touch with either of these two bargains: One
Cottage, 5 rooms with furnace heat. Just built,
ready to move into. Price $500. Cash 81 500.
Located OH Vance street, near Hart street. The
other is Six Room Bungalow, just built. Leased
to May LIST. Located best section in Belvidere
section. Price $4,000. Cash 1,50O.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09
LlTY ITEMS.

Victor records are here. C. L.
a Co.--advt.
Annie Bancroft OF Chestnut
Ind the Misses Elizabeth and
lockwood OF East street have
from n trip to Bermuda.
ANNUAL banquet of Court CO.
Daughters or CASTLE. will be
ffl IL in the knights of Co
hall. The national officers
In attendance at the affair.
nc Paige 6-G6 breaking the
stock car speed record Mt the
heatcr--uAdyt.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-09

But six people were correct in in
terpreting the silhouette of A. Gorbach,
real estate agent, as il appeared in last
evenings Herald and Miss Ethel Made
Icy. who gives Il. e. Porter Sons as an
address. wins the dollar for the first
correct answer.
Those who were correct were, Miss
Madeley, Walter Norkie, Louis Rasch.
kow. Kenyon Loomis. Ruth Goldstein
and Mrs. Ralph Fillmore.
Tonight there appears the reproduc-
rfon OF n silhouette which should be
familiar to New Britain's pleasure low
ing fans. lie may be seen presiding
at his place of business almost any eve
ming. Who is he?
H-you know, or think YOU do, write
out his name on a sheet of paper and
place your name and address on the
same sheet! Hand 1T in to the Herald
Office az early as you can, as the first
correct Interpretation received wins one
dollar.