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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
u. S. PROBE
TO START

san FRANCISCO, Aug. "A Fed
eraI Investigation TO tx responsibility
for the Alaska disaster was expected 70
set under way here today. Many Of
the survivors are arriving here, most OF
them coming on the steamer AnyOx.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

HARTFORD CITY Ind, Aug. 0-The
new parish house of the lions church
here is completed. The structure will
be used for social and buiness meetings
Of the church.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

The members of the katherine Mer-
riT tent. Q, Of the D. A. r. viii meet
in Saks Hall this evening.
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CO,TPTFTE PARISH HONTF

The fifth annual reunion Of the Swift
family will be held at Garfield Parl
Sunday, Aug. 21-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

The August meeting Of the Frances I
Willard. W. c. T. L. viii be held mex
Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

burned most all the time.
Later it got scaly and
formed sore eruptions,
and my face was dishg-
ured. The trouble lasted
about three months. /
bepan usin1 Cutie,1ra Scan
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Meetings

The reunion Of the Springer family
will be be held at Brookside Park Sun
day, Aug. II.
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and Ointment and after using two
cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes Of Cuticura Ointment l was
completely healed, in about six
weeks" (Signed) Bertis Travel
stead, R. 1, Box 81, Carrier Mills. Ill.
Improve your skin by daily use of
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum.
sAnpie Each FIRE. b. Nal Address: ~cutioura Lab
srAsoriss, Dept. q, Maiden 80, Esss-" Sold every
E1sre: Soap &c. Ointment25 snd5oc. TRleun sc
80 Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
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COLLEGE GIVEN
PROTECTION BY
HUMANE SOCIETY

Continued From Page One)
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CUTICURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON FACE
In Pimples and Blisters.
Itched and Burned.

Eczema broke out on my face in
pimples and blisters and itched and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

LOGANBERRIES, Del Monte
brand. No. cans, $50.
COCOA, pure and rich, pound.
1Oc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

BUTTER, Ayres' special
creamery, eNtrh p"S'
pound, 47GI Monument"
brand. a good creamery
pound, ASG.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

DIAMOND BRAND wALNUTs.
shelled, vacuum packed, "a
pound can. 40G.
JELL-O ICE CREAM POW
DER, box. Zoe.
-Ayres-Downstairs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
TIE Gayer Sort Of
Handkerchiefs, $1.OO the boz.

In all white white all coored come these
Pleasing handkerchiefs Variety prevails the edgngs as we'll
some with hens others scaopsst others with fancy coli
edges.
Special for a single at this modest price
-Ayres- Handkerchief dept, street floor
Borden's Milk Chocolate Cubes Pound Box,
Containing 120 Cubes, 48c
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
0NTRACTS LET
FOR DORM|TORY
At UN|vE RS|T !

A contract was let to r. ]. Mar
chant for the building of south
wing to the woman's dormitory at
the state university yesterday aft
ernoon by the executive commit
tee Of the board of regents, The
board had previously rejected all
bids opened at their Friday meet
ing on the ground that they were
too high. The matter was recon
sidered when Mr.. Marchant low
cred his bid upon the modification
OF the building plans.
Construction work on the annex
will begin in rs days. 1t is ex-
pected that the building will be
completed in As days. The wing
will provide IA small single rooms
1t will be a two-story addition ad-
joining the south end of the pres
ent building. The architectural
plan will harmonic with the In
dian style of construction of the
main buildings on the campus.
The university is badly in need
of additional dormitory accommo-
dations for its students for the
coming year. All of the space in
the present women's dormitory has
been engaged already by students
who expect to enter the univer-
sity in September. Rooms will be
provided for the upper classmen
off the campus until the dormitory
annex is completed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
defender OF PIAVE'
TO MAKE BRIEF TALK
TODAY ON WAY EAST

General Badoglio, second in
command of the Italian army dur
ing the late war, will arrive in AL
buquerque this afternoon on the
California limited, and will make
brief address at the station dur
ing the three minutes that the
train stops here.
General Badoglio is known to
the people of Italy as the Defend
er of the Piave," having been in
charge of the Italian troops in the
section during the entire war. He
was second only to General DiaZ
in the command of the Italian
army. He is now in this country
on a mission from the italian gov
ernment, and is visiting an cities
in this country where there are
large numbers Of Italians.
General Bodoglio will speak
briefly on conditions in Italy upon
his arrival this afternoon, but it is
not known whether his address will
be in Italian or English. An in
formal reception is being arranged.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
OWNERS Of CARS
FAIL To ANSWER
WAR RALLY CALL

It is evident that automobile
owners in Albuquerque are chary
of the use of their worldly belong
ings, say Major Toulouse and his
contact committee" who are han
ding the drive to be made next
Thursday in an attempt to locate
all ex-service men who are in need
of compensation.
Major Toulouse has repeatedly
requested through the columns of
the Morning Journal that 100 au-
tomobile owners volunteer the use
of their cars for two hours on
Thursday to convey the workers
who are to make a house to house
canvass of the city in search of dis
abled veterans but to date not one
car owner has come to the front
and acl .owledged his ownership.
"Can it be that the people of AL
buquerque are Indifferent to the
needs of the veterans?" asks Ma
ior Toulouse. 1T goes without say
ing that this is not the case. The
cause of this neglect is indifference
o., the part of some. but is more
largely due to lack of apprecia-
tion of the Importance of this drive
to the ex-soldier."
The drive is the first and last
large scale effort on the part of
the government to locate and help
the world war disabled. Economy
necessitates the handling of the
matter within a certain specified
time in order that adequate cleri-
cal help can be obtained and
trained to handle the work for that
period, and then let go. The inn
mediate treatment of the veteran Is
imperative If he is to have a
chance for ultimate recovery.
Those that need medical attention
should get it now; those that need
schooling should begin on it now.
The sooner these men are found
and helped, the sooner they will
be able to take their place again
in their respective walks in life
and again become productive
force in the country.
The committee are asking for
the use for two hours of 100 auto
mobiles on next Thursday after
noon. Telephone your willingness
to so serve to phone No. 1000 to-
day and help do your bit.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
COMMITTEES TO MEET
TODAY TO LAY PLANS
TO ROUND UP CLAIMS

A meeting of all members of the
various committees of the Veter-
ans Welfare bureau has been
called for O'Clock this afternoon,
at which each committee will con-
slider important plans for the car
rying on of their work.
The officers of the association
have requested that all committee
men who intend carrying on the
work be present at the meeting of
their committee this afternoon.
Following is the personnel Of the
committees whose presence is re-
quested:
Personal Contact Committee -
Ray McCanna, w. J. Knoop, Chas
Passmore, Mrs. Frank Patton,
DR.. j. w. Elder and Mr.. Stacey.
Transportation Committee - H.
e. Backal. James Heaney, N. Pa
dilla, M. Fl. Sweet, DR.. Chamberlin
and Mrs. Albert Blakemore.
instruction Committee = DR.. II.
C. Irwin, T. A. Cheney. o. N. Mar
ron, ]. w. Shampan, Ed Mcclure
and Mrs. Roy Summers.
Publicity Committee - Kenneth
Balcomb. Miss Eugenia Keleher
L. Lockett, Clark M. Carr, Mr..
McCaffrey and Mrs. Bell Nye.
Entertainment Committee - r.
A. Rehm. Mrs. !. B. Herndon. Rev.
w. H. Zeigler, Ralph Whitesides,
C. A. Long and Mrs. c. H. Fenton.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
NOTICE.

Letter Carriers Association
branches of New Mexico, send your
proxies to George G. Mueller
1916 Rutger street, ST. Louis, Mo.
who will represent you at the ma
tional convention.
SECRETARY BRANCH 504,
Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
LOCAL ITEMS

Coal Supply Co. Phone 4 and 5
Highland Laddies defeated the
Red Sluggers yesterday by a score
of 1 to 0.
American Yoemen will hold a
special meeting wednesday night,
There will be dancing and refresh
mentS.
Mrs. Lansing Bloom Of Santa Fe
is a visitor in the city.
Harry Harrington has returned
from an q business trip to Gallup
by automobile,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, ]. w.
Baillie of Holbrook. Ariz., girl on
August 25.
Ii. Z. Dill of Dallas, Tex, who
spent the past week here with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Morris, returned to his home
yesterday.
Albuquerque Camp No. /, w. o.
W., will meet tonight at X. of F.
hall. Initiation.
Four dollars, full wagon load,
factory, wood; limited amount.
Hahn Coal Co. Phone 81.
]. z. Blinn, one of the proprie-
tors of the Alvarado Pharmacy,
has gone to Parma, Mo-, where
he will visit relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
DR.. j. II. Wroth, formerly of this
city, now of Jemez Springs. is in
the city on. business. The doctor
reports Mrs. w. S. Burke. moth
er OF Mrs. Wroth, up and walking
again. after her fall sometime ago
when one OF her hips was broken
Mrs. Burke has lived here many
years and Is about 85 years OF age.
c. o. Cushman, president of the
= Z, L. Washburn company, Is now
residing in Berkeley, Calf, where
his son, Austin, is freshman In
the California university,
There will be a special meeting
of Temple Lodge No. 9. A. F. and
A. NJ, this evening at z o'clock for
work in the Masters degree.
Miss Willie Belle Bishop, who
has been spending several months
with her aunt, Mrs. p. A. Caverly
at .Whitcomb Springs, has gone to
sacramento, Calf, for an indefi-
mite stay.
DR.. and Mrs. Leroy S. Peters re-
turned last night from motor trip
to the snake dances in Arizona.
A. S. Roberts of the United
States internal revenue office re-
turned yesterday from Roswell
where he has been stationed for
several weeks on official business
Santanita Ansera and Leopoldo
Whipe, Indians from Isleta, were
married yesterday morning by JUS
tice of the Peace Desiderio Mon
toya of Old Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0INGS

A general movement is under
way by a number of different
parties who have recently pur-
chased lots in the Heights TO ar
range for a cooperative method OF
shade tree planting and fence
building this fall, so that by the
time they are prepared to build
the ornamental yard Improvements
will have had year or more start
Now that the summer rains have
apparently ceased, street dragging
and grading is in order.
Mrs. l.. e. Werner contemplates
some immediate improvements
that will lend much to the attract
iveness of her home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30

Mrs. l.. j. Rummell has taken n
lease ON the DR.. Wroth residence.
1923 North Fifth street, corner Cop
per avenue, and will open a board
ing and rooming house on Thurs
day. SeDtember l.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30

GENTRY'S EGGS.
At Champion, Hawkins, San Jose,
SINNERS, Ideal and Pappe's. Price
so cents.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
ALLEGED DlSTILLER
HELD TO GRAND JURY
ON BOND OF $1,000

Daniel Munoz, arrested Saturday
morning after raid on the room
occupied by him and two other
men had resulted in the capture
of a still and some corn whisky,
was held under a $1,000 bond yes
terday morning when arraigned
before United States Commissioner
D. +. Mcdonald.
Manuel Arceo and Pedro Vas
quez, roommates of Munoz, will
have their hearing this morning
The three men roomed in a house
short distance from Central on
North Sixteenth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-03

ty. sS9that the eni efoyes MAY notsbee
reforming work fer wffch7 heeiss fitted and fer
which he has time by the existence Of a~sbffrasyi
regufasions:s
Anothef strike Of considerable magnitude Is.
threatened BY the efnp9evcss Of the great packing
companies Dhring the war an agreement was
made Whereby AT differences between the packers
and their employees shats4da be settled by Jnage4
A'sehtf{efs ffesterfhao Of this agreement hasreeeAs--
" expired Prior to. IFS expiration oiae councils OF
employers and e~sspIoyes were held in s~etfeeosa the.
plants and an agreement was effected ferE az wags1
reduction amounting to- abeqIt 10 per cenf.t This
Management was aeespfef By gFoupssof crapltges
IN practically All the large packing Giants It IS
nov repidtafea By the tfnForss represented IN the
industry On the gfottffd that they had neo part in
rrakFngs IL 4 general strike which NAV involve
6o.Gto workers haas beer called for MgTfda-. Dies
Gerber g.
GoffgEesss wiTF nfeef tnaregIsfaf session. on Nor
dag The most important pieeesof unfinished bust
flesssis the general tariff and this Will Be- takert up
IN thee senate At Jffee: ThereER II be- aafepvT texture
in correction %itha the begifrfng Of this session in
the message u the president transmitting the first
budget prepared By the new bIdeet: csfarrfissfor
headesi by ArE Dawes. Tie r~eeepfiarf v41rfeff viii
be given IL this budget bs congress aieravss ieas-
otfs Of is preroeativessg*iTf be mater Of great irL
teyest
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ceRAnEpY MISUNDERSTANDING

according to- the partial cfrestinee OF its ae-
Courts ~reseSrtfS made, the Werner csears4ery, vttietf
was 10 have beer one O the important Industries
OF The stste. lost $4,000 iT sig r~rerFttFas. Whether
rffiszis the Eff1ft u the losses in tfYa4 tine Of or7r A
part Of theYf .sSrsJsscertsfgF ROXY; as ea rneyreecaYeftff
aEfdft 2v1fE De Taaee ard rfeEs facts nav be discovered
he NeFtssE cFsaffes{ }s asr7a4f !ceffeefTF NvffictF
vas eaketf yfct DE fhe1stafe Jor the pGrfs1sek 1T tIe4fl-
orssraffng he t@sFrabsFftN Of ssste ownership ard
orerat'of of crearqeYies in tte25ayne@ manner that il
was proposed to- desaof1stfafe rte@ ~v7Isfetr4 o: 5af3ffe
ownership in connection WITH the efevatGr. .ffiiI;Hg
a1e otTeS Industries tvs a 5ressyrfeec.5s4efttsitG
frorT tire ressrf rrsase n d 3r4ffTessa was1 81 the ae-
rrF1fstFstidn in o<t4ers directions hat he crearr7erV
eFsserp-ise wosfEt re a efiafe. Thai certainty. has
rfeu BEER rea9szed.,
TEEereSis IS ssFe1 a. tFttsttdEe 54 tlse affsfrs 81 ne.
sssfe ~ Ffanfffef bt tie .zte- ztsrafafsera4ien ti7e
eh5se v1e adrcezte he ttteqS OF ssztee ownership,
rFat@6 : sfstis.e.f now n taairre Ire position thst the
tFassaffress II tteSr tIfasrTa ffas fFs}s been defrser-
s<rafesF By .fe experience y Worth Dasota 5esatfse
tte" rstsTFzrzg.yeeYst - a~ffafrs ~ tts rnefF re-e4.,lr
tF -E.zTG@ :Ees@ beer so grgssE ard 81 e,sriros rret no
evS.er1ris, no Iastter rfez@ theoretically correct *
rgaz:zett5ns pses r~Efsg5stti1e. cessif hstte been rr7s,te
ss<scsssf' g.sfFerth 1t7 ysztfzsS4rser9t. Ttis cuitp Ike
II cEEet -he @1@o-etes - 1.tolic otrrserssip through
cTt -EFs cs-Hatro viii ne his position, ard i viii
- ifrgcssFt2s 1o- asft5re IS ctfatradictt herr ze,c-
c~-sssuilt. oeeztts- here no es-zper RON the :acGH
Encouragement ssict rs azs sesdc,ss been seen. n
The szrtfliras y he i;das,resog -ortf4 Daksta.
XhateveE< arsi.r,sests t1,s.: 81 advanced n rtfi4
direction. It IS not liket. hat hes TriII st}oea <ertp7u
~ TO the people Of Worth Dakstta beea.sss tf.e-. Is II
spre;t.s clear realization now d, the fecs IFat otiipic
ownership on 4 large sc4te invites il,st s,trt9 et,,,ss-
as haze characterized It ir THIS stste. as1f INT 4: *
almost impossible g conduct ! side -azfas - ia
tportant e:ttszorses ~ q state government z~f.fsces
political :sS1y-tisnty vrzsrsf,sfte@ a@sgssss-= z4s
abuses q Tsr5cgts siass --ssp,Ha n E-@-e -Ezs-@
seen, e, % tsHaE3s=s n liz 53zss eae =@- -
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therefor. -fze -te 5.se- y .s1rH lsassez ~ t1-
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Continued Monday Evening.
Up
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MY COUNTRY,

81 - ~ ~. +IN1.+f "a
I'd like TO give my country all my best,
To feel somehow that l have earned
her smile,
That she has found my little life
worth while,
That have never failed her in the
test, ~
Never held self above her interest
Or given ear to any traitors guile,
But have been steadfast TO the
farthest mile
her breast. ~,
just as q mother smllos upon her son
Who has/not failed her tencbingS.
nj II glad Il
When home he comes, Wlth4ali his
Victories wen.
That sleh u man WaA once her llttls
lad. !
1 hope my country tn the end may be
Happy To eva that she has HlatieFaA
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rhey ~ere driving down tae taxs
10 tias cottages sHAE aaooHiit Iaunars
afssst. twenty 81 Them IN tile bah-Seds
Tifsy sasg Toy fAad and .Ssesn9
9eity Hosses. they lezp<f from tste
low back o. t1ae sled 70 r1cs dver che
slippery mo ruts. and when they
wsrc ffrsd efey caifHnsd on t5e rua-
nefs for Il I3fts The nzoon-esppeH
flakes Wicked up BY tie horycs seetsed
oeer the fsveiers add drtpped down
their HAcks. but t1s1S laughed yefped.
seat ffeiF leasfer rasssens against
,gfefr chests. Ths fairness rSftfed, tie
stefKk~befla weFe frantic JaeK Elders
setter spraag Beside ths ltofsss. Mrk-
inf
For a tfnae Carol raaed wtfs taena.
The cold air gave Hctfve power. ahe
feft that sfss could On All ni6hs.
teap tWetfy f4ct ~ a stride. BuE the
excess of energy fired her. and sffo
was glad e0 snuggis under the cose-
.forfers which covered the hay III the
SID .b0xs
IN sae midst Of the bsbst she found
enchanted aufstude.
Along inc road inc shadows from
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PaTt OF Equity Plant
Holdings To Be Sold
10 Satisfy Creditor

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