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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-16
INVESTIGATION ORDERED

Washington, June l5.-The depart ment of justice tonight ordered it's agents in New York to make an in- vestigation of the arms seized on the steamer East side at Hoboken to determine whether they constituted a shipment for abroad. The report probably will be transmitted .o the state department. officials said, in case it is found that shipment was intended, for decision as to whether if can tpOye
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-16
THE WEATHER
Rx Associated press

Washington, June 15.--rennessee; Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday. prooably scattered thundershowers; little change in temperature.
 Georgia: Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday, probably scattered thun- dershowers; little change in temper ature.
 Alabama. Mississippi: Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday, prob ably scattered thundershowers in in terior; little change in Temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-16
BRIGGS

whose funny pictures appear daily in The Age-Herald, has full page every Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-16
BIRMINGHAM WEATHER

Partly cloudy today. Cont warm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-06

o. Dob oormso.
Hunting aad whla.crf rboy aivaya
el Together
iiuf whui q ahurt +, would rive TIE
Friday fslr fnn tu see ihe world sDflD
upnnes masked in iho foliage thrv are
sporting Hi joe Nnud'H hnnfIHr Gnmn
In iho ionUfflfan'a uuHaftiDH
STANLEY t0ssirsklc. tlmsr smith
grlrfo NlfnH iiil VANITY. ffunt kfn
ueiifn and Inr wood fh0Vgt ali ruf
fin. They vary in color from iHHu
Inf IlHra ln fulr hiflehfd Itd.
Around ihe cleck
lnof tHln. inasa hc mUHiHe iho
chief fnff uf llNII winter outing 10
fhov had 100 bother wftH safety uENr.
urn afhcr So they DON'T
Going around fnU ciurIt with iu.w
means that you Ert ur long before u.H
suu starts uu bis rounds
A ilT Zen timUulnc.~-rni WRIST
Ofuamrnt -.Vprta ~ thD duy'n pros
pTnm They smash nll rcrnrdf fOr
hpecdv drrssing and taco waHhinr in
Preparation fur Tuhhy thr cook II
hicnkfaHs ~ HaurnsrA hot '-lies nid
coffee.
Nurna wears the bot cake hclt. ii.
Curned q hy cating uu oflu twenit.
John Mcconnell chirf Euiur. Out
lines The hunting plans Tho fuf
Visited theme John took thr nnnE pf
fruu otmu about five miles.
On the Runaway.
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DOdson Killing
Use of CalOmeI
Says Drug is Mercury anj
Acts Like Dynamite on
Your Liver.

Dolson Is nias'nF hard iigH. Against
ta .oinel Ia ihc south EVERY drHgf.s,
na- noticed 81 Ffftt fulliNg uf ln thH
.ale al calonri Thei 80 Nise thc f.iui'
rtascn. iiudsons liyor fonc ~ taking
lts nlaet "Calnmei IA dangerous itN
UeniHt know a. whiN npiHNaH liver
Tons I, ntrtoctiY af'e NlO r.fea letiNr
results" said pramnrNt iufsl ora FL
eirf nodeon's Liver Tons 3 prfaQnN'f
..lmflnield hy every fu riet a tf
uttlo rusis 1ui q Few trut' Hia y U
fa.l4 a. risV rns. iriIef Va every ei7r
., lNar slugsiehnfss Hnd constipation
oi haYo only 10 rsS Cor your moa''
fatlN
poason's Liver Tone in q peasant
fnatinE. purely vuifetahle remedy h0fin-
tess tn both children and adrils' feke
a spoonful az nlght and wake NJ isei'
ing fine. no hil.nrsness sick hehd1eh.
acid stomach on consiipated bowels. X
doesnt grlre OF cousc inconNenien
AN tho next day IKE Violent cNlpmei
Take dose 81 calcniei tccay ana -,
morrow you Will eooi wcak alck and
nanseated Don't iose dey'r wcfli
rako nodson'g iiyer rono (pstead and
leoi fine. FUN OF yiECr ana ambition
(Adv.l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-06
s2OWLL IHEY SUB TRER Toes DURING THE YEAR OF l92l?


instren llurdrcd and Twenty has
Arfn ilt gear ~ DE rthlFte
Every branch " rl'ufy h.N pfoFpcrs'l
,seri recoeds have boon smashed.
eto~iNn ~ are q sport lowing people
Nfr marks have hsrh huns an ~
aaeci a. Hanc cf iha crown utircr
hove ttahhpd fheif tuea Nihpf tu-
pels have slipped iato their rlaccs.
txsebau profits ~ tte major lcl-
eiics tott. nearly ier billion. Fuothah
foiltcte1 nearly halt 81 much.
Purse in boxing have rrnfnd ~ uns
dreamed 81 numerals fiui atiii the
icarls Jay hccauac itsy are fous.
Baseball.
This nrs, threc DAYS ~ MAJ saw me
nfoo'lvn DudNUfa fst major leaHet
record by pi4ylns IS innings Ia Three
tfrqtc1iive 1amsa.
Waltrr Johnann pitched the f4st ho-
ht no.lun game AZ his career against
thr led Fof GA lui, B. winning : 90 o.
fial.t Nath tTofe bis own hume run
rarafi u ~ tusts Du iuif ~ onl on
ntut ~ boosted u o. 81
aN Ot.f ~ 1913 WamhaFtnf- ~ she
Cleveland Indians made the iifs. pn-
nfeiistd tfipie NlAr ever ftrpfdtN ln n
rorld'a srila4 and Eimcr Smith. ans
other InNiafi sucktH homer with tNt
tasea uu for aaothef ni9 series r'c-
DFr
A1a "a oct III trt Cieveinnd iudian.
won ths world ctnmpiunfnip ~ Cis,e'
Ind heating the B9dsVrs in she de'
cioirg game, ~ 9.
Norinai
I1rf DEMPSEY two defended hi'
faavrwcirtf crown during ihr Fctr
d.. tnoctcd uut bui Miafc u .hia'
iuurda ut Benton Harluf Ml,h. u'
e,tf a. and stopped ifn irrnrnn %
~ rnenf. vi Madison square 9ardei
INV. H.
.fiss OIlout. alddirvtlEhi chami
fnsf tis fiiic ta Johnny WNaen o
lnrffn ur Mor e.
,ie3rars Carpenter KNOCKED out i.at
flinr f~tIrliF ln four roHudn "a lcf
Hr, CIV on oct. 81. giving him th
lirAi -ho.i ttweight championship of th
Cell.
w Ras un9liahman lliieJ the ma
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Stomach on
A Strike
"Papes DisFepsin puts
Sour Classy. Acid Stomschs
IN order OF oucel

wonder what upset your stomach
which portion % tho food aid tho sam
1vo-do vow Well. aoat bother II
vnur stomach ir ~ a revolt. II sick.
easey and upset. snd what you just ate
har fermentsd and turned sour, heaa
diagy and schsr bsich gn-ses sna ac-
i'd and er0ctate unaiesrtsd food -
lust elt q t,hlet or two ~ fnrsr
Diapersln a. help neuirhlias stidify
nna M five minutes you wonder Whist
beams % tho Indigestion ahd el-trsr.
n your stomach dee-ni take csrs
II your liberal limit without rebel
lion, N your food 10 asnsGs instese
81 h heip. remember the quickest.
-ursnt. most harmless an,acifs Il
pnp's Disrerrin. which cOsir 90 iit-
fIs - drng stores
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White Fla0 0isnal

George uurnr Wpa ihe onh mtn g.
Hilht 70 deer on hiH runway liri uitf.
Tho Auudfumo' first iucltdr rl4Fn'
dlmpsN az dfer'H iali--fhN WHIie
iia. they call ii--auJ he ffrt
pplOkiy ihut uii ,he togr lrft nrh.Hd
wuh hiH truchH
1hg mA Bog af dli|ur Yea NiiH
thp.F hautlnf
Vo4ry Uar.ciaiiN, vf.H liN1Fa ucHl
Tor a ruuNh and trmi a.. Inaf tltr.
wood ore nf the dritriH WNa me hi.
.rittlfH cnlef Nietiil. No fuouFf 900
tho5 SET iu arms longih of each oihof
than thcF graphic catch -V1tch -cAii.
m Sneaker could SEQ hts star pliahrr
rolling uNur rocks ard luEl nt'd hANt
mure 10 suv about nis pinyera tnhint
ensu 20 themselves al thu uff-Hturfu
ihau when hc called little iuef snwrii
down fuF piayllg ionilaN Ht AIauain,4.
They're a Nrgi gang when tnNy s.i
tack tu clmrr ti risitftai.
Sa~ flro'vsod.
rofaro thry can oni tne cout urAefs
plenty ~ aioWO0d. suitflr nnu WuWr
h, ara ihn nrifp wood tNNeri ut thf
tnfls sslln a shade hulnG la ihr DOWN
Isl oufflcidfr who nucHti ono over ihO
wall with fha bases loaded in lhc nia
aeiies this fall
Aflei TO wu0ip.ie w0rRnu ihey F''
hufY with ono of ruhhFn iahlr d'hpie
supnors. Their appHtitol would oni-
ha rf.ias a hard boiled waiitf,
So f Nuu add appetite Go humllnH
ana whi1kerH you've Got iht Az AhlN
nn how some uf thr world HeiicA hrroi
are auendinN Csc winipr
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tlonsl onen snf lille af Toledo Win
a score ~ aat. Aur. 49,
on Sept li. Chick sfnn- won fhe
national amateur rnif uflc AZ No-lvn.
n. r. beating Francis Ouimef : and a.
Miss AlcIH surlina took fhr nation
M wnmans titir ai Cleveland uu Cot
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.. by ieutins Mrl j. ~ Hurd. piua-
hurE 4 and ..
Tennis.
Mliliam n Tlideu ir. O. Ss Ful ihr
rritlsh aineloA uty ln tennis nt Win
Ucdnn. NnriHnd un July Z. fiiden
alf0 wuu iIt national FiuFlef titlr u'
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ilD divided thcm into ihe hrnfnr.
uro Goo drivers Tire hrninrl We're Hfl-
flquoa Ions tfH deer rNnNuIH ur piiit
nnu thg uticrs rrut 1n U'dn cinic u>
ours To ruf iho deer on ihe run thUN
lurt iIfc DORIS and bent ihD nruHts
Tho guide showed is much HtfAt0sf
I'D Htufiurlun The nunfprn ATOMS ihr
lookout Hpoin nH iris HrfaFrr uu"d ln
liniuR thpm gg against lnolt Hnhble'H
Z Trolley pudrofi usi Nci Nlrr
Tho boys fnlsn turns shout h.inH
hunters and driYtr1 NnlY Tow fhui
arc oflrrnd during duN inf fhQ uNal
3 uls tonnnn l,om tl ho BOTH fcarc' alt
f furN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
HOME OPPORTUNITIES.

certain well known man started as country
sore-keeper He is still one but he operates chain
of stores and does So 900 600 of business in year
Some one asked him what he considered was the
secret of his business success.
at the faith l had in the possibilities of
this business" he replied.
great many people after they have been in
business few years, get discouraged at their slow
progress They think if they changed into
some other line went to some other city. they
would do better Then if they make the change
they find it takes them about five to get where
they in their first locationJ
1t is mighty good idea for people to look around
carefully in their own environment, and think how
they can use the experience and acquaintance they
have already gained When they change occupa-
tons and locations, they throw away the invest
ment of years of effort and experience There are
plenty of opportunities in Albuquerque and the
rounding country, for those ambitious for larger
success
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
PROFESSIONAL POLITICS.

Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt address,
ing the Harvard College Union few nights ago told
the students that the country needs more professional
politicians He felt that in any field of human effort,
third rate professional accomplishes better results
than even the best amateur. He encouraged the
young men of Harvard to enter political careers
One trouble with politics, is that many good
men hate to dirty their hands," they express it,
by engaging in this pursuit They think man can
not win in politics unless he becomes subservient
to low class of men. Colonel Roosevelt and his dis
tnguished father have proved the contrary A
bright and capable man who has ideas of business
and can speak effectively in public, can win place
for himself without lowering high ideals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
A TOUCH OF JEALOUSY
CHAPTER LXXII.

CHAPTER LXXIT.
We had Just started to play a
three-handed game of bridge WheI
the telephone rang. Tom an
swered it.
Yes, this is Randall" he said,
then after a minute: "Why-yes, !
guess So Then after another
wait: What time?" after a mo-
ment, CAN right, Ill come right
down"
"Oh, Tom, what is it?" l asked.
You're not going out, are you?'
Yes, | am afraid l must. It's
too bad TO spoil the game, but |
can't very we'll help it.
whom are you going to meet?"
l asked, as he laid his cards down,
"Oh, some people from out of
town. A customer" he explained.
But l noticed he hesitated and
that he had colored up a little.
At once l was suspicious--and
strangely for me, n little jealous.
rs it anyone l know?" l queried.
mo. Don't sit up for me. l
may be late"
| never shall understand what
prompted my next question; some
thing in Toms manner perhaps.
But I looked straight at him. and
asked:
Has your customer any women
in his party?"
why, what makes you think
that?" Tom parted. But this time
the flush was very noticeable.
ooh, nothing" l replied 81 sup
pose you'll tell us all about it when
you get home
He made some sort of q reply
and left us.
Gaining Wisdom.
anyone would think you were
jealous, Sue" Peggy laughed.
mo, I'm not Jealous; never have
been. But Tom is out a great deal
lately; and I'm not quite such a
little ninny as when l first came to
New York. l know that a great
many out of town men have pretty
good times when they come to New
York; and that usually there are
women in the party. l don't mind
if it is the wives of the men, but
l don't quite like the idea of Toms
being out with girls; just to be
sociable,"
"You better be quiet" Peggy
joked. TN sure that Mr.. Black
lock is halfway in love with you;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
A NEW ADMINISTRATION.

Formerly when new administration BEGAN to
administer the government at Washington most of
the people belonging to the opposite party at
proceeded to condemn all its acts The od-tmers
could see good in the ideas of their opponents.
and would make wholesale attacks on their motives.
Nowadays great body of people cheerfully give
recognition to good work by political opponents.
Every administration within recent years has
started in an atmosphere of political good feeling,
and Mr.. Hardng's will be exception. . ...
Yet party spirit will never die out. 1t grows out
of the different theories that people entertain in re-
gard to economic and governmental methods. If
everybody thought alike, there would be progress.
But people should recognize that their own opinions
are always falble and they should be willing to ac-
knowledge that their opponents may be as honest as
themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
OUR PLATFORM.

1. A primary election law which win res
store the power to the hands Of the people,
where IL belongs.
q. A non-partisan commission of three or
five to have charge of our school and instltu-
tional lands, and the permanent trust funds
derived therefrOm. T.
8. A fair, adequate and Just tax law which
will equitably distribute the burdens Of gov
eminent. We have especial reference to the
mining tax laws, although we will seek to
reach any other eyaders, big or little, whom
we find. We favor o mine tar law based
upon an ad valorem property basis, 40 other
property is taxed.
4. A fuller budget system for the state In
an effort to put state expenditures on an effi-
cient, economical and progressive basis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
THE PARK AVE. NEWS.

Weather. Berds thinking about
coming back from the South.
Spoarts. Last Satidday Pubs Sim
kins was coming back from the
store carrying a duzzen eggs in q
bag, and some of the other fellows
saw him and started to follow him
to see if he would drop chem on
account of him genrelly dropping
everything at leest once, ony he
dident, even wen the fellows yelled
Hay there, Heds up, Look out, ETC..
among those following him being
Benny Potts, Artie Alexander, Ed
Wernick, Skinny Martin and Skin
ny Mullen.
Sissiety. Members of sissiety have
noticed site change in Lew Da-
vises appeerants lately, proDerly
being due to missing teeth.
POME BY SKINNY MARTIN
SO Keep Bizzy
o summir is coming back agen
With vacation and grass and flow
But no matter how CRATE Of a day
1t is
1t ony has "a hours.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People. Sid Hunt says he can drink
6 glasses of watir without stopping
but watts the use.
Publick Auction! Come one come
all! Reddy Merry will auction off
his old roller skates on his frunt
steps next Wensday after skool. Ball
barring skates and we'll broken in
- Avvertizement.)
Lost and Found. Nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
NEWSETTES

suspension bridge 500 feet long is to be
built across the Colorado river in the Grand
Canyon National Park.
y
An extensive scheme of waterpower develop
ment is to be carried out in Iceland, where the
waterfalls will be made the source of HYDRO
electric power.
Two fine pearls recently found in the
pearl fisheries of Magdaena Bay on the coast
OF Lower California and were bought by San
Diego jeweer One is of perfect pear shape
weighing SO grains, and valued at $4,000. The
other is oval, weighs "a grains and is valued at
$4,000. The pear-shaped gem is believed to be
the largest marine pearl ever found on the west
ern coast of America. 1t is the color of mercury
while the smaller pearl is of lustrous white
According to statistics prepared by officials
of the Polish government the population of Po-
land as now constituted is 3O,0OO,OOO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
THE PERILS OF FRIDAY.

There may be some people who think that Presi-
dent Hardings administration is in for bad luck on
account of its being inaugurated a Friday The
time has been when it exceedingly difficult to
get people to start any important enterprise on that
hoodoo day
Business has frequently been hampered by this
superstition People who were short of help have
found that if they hired that day he would
not be willing TO begin work then, no matter how
badly he needed AS Saturday is short day.
this frequently made it impossible to get people to
start their job until the next Monday, thus augment
ing the Inconvenience caused by delay. Many sailors
would never ship for a voyage beginning on Fri
day
Some ingenious people who wished to begin
something on Friday would argue that If you ar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
WHEN YOU HAVE A
FEW SLICES OF BACON

Many housekeepers look upon
bacon simply as a breakfast food,
never combining it with the ingre-
| dents of lunch, dinner and sup
per dishes.
When the family tires of the or
binary dishes, there is nothing like
bacon flavoring to coax the appe-
tite back to normal. A few slices
of bacon fried crisply then chopped
into fine pieces will improve baked
corn, baked creamed cauliflower,
or an omelet. Canned. or fresh peas
creamed, then put into small ram
ekins with tablespoon of chopped
cooked bacon to each ramekin, and
baked for a few minutes, are de-
licious and will tempt the most
jaded appetite.
Mashed potato may he mixed
with a little chopped cooked ba-
con and baked until brown in a
hot oven. Baked potatoes may be
cut in half, the interior part scoop
ed out and mixed with seasoning,
chopped bacon, butter. and enough
milk to moisten, then the two
halves maY be pressed together
again and the potato slipped back
| into the oven for a few moments
before serving. Or meat left-overs
may be combined with chopped
cooked bacon, an egg, little milk
and seasonings then baked in ram
ekins until hot through.
The two following dinner menus
are especially good:
Baconed Veal
Potato Cakes Baked Squash
Coffee Orange Gelatine
Baconed Veal.--Put through a
food chopper w pounds of raw
lveal from the neck) and 4 pound
| of raw bacon. Add to this mix
ture l cup stale bread crumbs, /
teaspoon grated onion. / teaspoon
salt and little pepper. Form -four
balls out of this mixture and fry
these balls in a hot frying pan in
table oil. When brown all over
put them into baking dish and
pour around and over them this
sauce:
Sauce for Baconed Veal.--Melt
Tablespoons of butter in sauce
pan, add 2 tablespoons of flour
mixing well, then l pint of sour
stock { or water mixed with a lit
tie gravy), and season with salt
and pepper to taste. Boil for five
minutes then pour over the veal
balls. Bake this dish for so min
utes in a moderate oven.
Baked Hamburg
Mashed Potato Spinach
Coffee Apple Tarts
Baconed Hamburg.-Put 3 slices
of raw bacon in the bottom of q
| baking dish. Put over this 2 cups
of chopped. raw beef seasoned with
Ia teaspoon mustard, a little pep
per, and the juice of " lemon and
mixed with l cup of chopped suet
over this put another layer of the
raw bacon slices and bake for an
hour in a moderate oven. When al
most, done, pour, over IL the fol-
lowing liquor and bake for 10 min.
.utes longer:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
NY tIUS s.! NJ! AND!
Jane Phelps

and Mr.. Crandell is all in. Ton
didn't act very well pleased about
our tea party, you remember. He
may tell you that what is sauce for
the goose is sauce for the gander."
We both laughed and then de-
cided we'd read while and go to
bed early.
1t was after 9 o'clock when Tom
came in | was asleep, but he
stumbled over chair and the
noise he made Weakened me. |
wanted to talk, but he absolutely
refused to say q word.
I'm dead tired, Sue. For heav-
ems sake keep still" he grumbled
as l commenced to question him.
The Morning After.
The next morning while we were
dressing, l said
Nov tell me all about last
night! You We're as cross as two
sticks when you came in"
There's nothing to tell; we had
a little supper" he evaded.
But where? And who was in
the party?" l insisted.
ooh, a man named Humphrey,
and Mortimer Collins-you re-
member we met him when We went
Summing with Blackjack"
Yes. / remember; he was very
nice. Now who else any women ?"
Again Tom flushed
yes, some friends of Collins"
he answered. Then he said: II
wish you'd see if You can't hurry
breakfast, Sue; l want to get down
early"
was sure he was trying to
change the subject; so l paid no
attention.
How many girls or women were
there?' l questioned.
Three he shortly replied.
zone a piece" 1 returned, be-
coming more jealous as / said it.
"Do you think it is very nice way
for a married man to act? You
so out leaving me at home and en-
terrain another woman"
Il entertained no one. 1t was
Humphreys party. Now for good
ness sake, Sue, do hurry that
breakfast" and he looked nervous
ly at his watch. 81 told Crandell
I'd be down early"
Just then Norah called us to
breakfast, and so of course I could
say no more as Peggy was in the
dining room. But / made up my
mind to find out more about il
when Tom came home to dinner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

ranged your tools performed some trifling act of
work on Thursday evening, it would take the curse
off" and make it perfectly safe to go ahead Friday
morning.
The influences of superstition run deep in human
nature Some people who entertain no faith what
ever in such signs still feel slightly uneasy feeling
when they ignore them. These old traditions are
handed down from the twilight of civilization, when
mans budding mind formed its conclusions from i'm
perfect evidence and swayed by the unseen ter
rors of a poorly understood environment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, March 12.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1000. Compared with week
ago: Beef steers. she-stock and
calves generally steady. Bulls
steady to 25c lower; stockers and
feeders fully Csc higher,
Hogs-Receipts 1000, Market
active. Lights 10c to 15c lower;
others generally 10c to 15c higher
than yesterdays average, spots up
more, closing strong. Top, $11.40;
bulk 200 pounds down, $1,000
lbs; bulk 220 pounds up. $1,000
@10.75; pigs csc to Acc lower; bulk
desirable 80 to 100 pounds. $10.50
@10.75 choice strong weights,
$11.00.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Receipts
today nearly all to packers direct.
Compared with week ago: Fat
lambs, yearlings and wethers most
~ soc higher. few spots up more;
fat ewes mostly steady.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

Iwho hits a minor chord. And
while we sing Of azure skies and
blue and silver seas. he jars us
with discordant cries of Grape and
soup and cheese. We travel on a
sunlit track and play the fife and
drum, but he has read the altman
&C, and knows that storms will
come. We see the bride and bride
groom pass, and boost their we'd
ding rags; but he is sure that flesh
is grass, and brides will be old
hays. We sing of hope and happy
days, and dance upon the sward;
but always there are dreary jays
who hit the minor chord.