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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
OH TT IzPREMENJENI CAST

SIN bivSega nemSkega cesarJa
Viliema, prime Joahim Albreht, ki
je dosegel "slavo" po svojih raz-
uzdanih cinih, ie dozivel nedavno
nov znaeilen dogodek hotelu A
dion, bas tam, kjer je pred enim
letom napadel francoSkega caStnl-
ka,
Prfncu je tedaj hotelir prepove-
dial vstop V njegov hotel; cesar Sc
je slednji tudi drzal. Sedaj je pa
veGina Berlinskih reStavracij Ia
prtih radi stavke natakarjey. Ia
ko Sc je napotil prime veGerjati V
hotel Adlon. Ko je placal racm,
ie pustil ma mizi napitnino "a ma
takaria. toda slednji je princa ia
koi opozoril: "Vzemite sv0j de-
mar nazaj, ker smatram vase ma
pitnino "a razzaljenje.
"NZemlte denar Je NShllhIlll
prime. ''Vi ne veste kdo sem JAZZ. y
Ma te besede je natakar hlad-
no odgovoril: "BaS zato, ker do
bro VEN, kdo ste, smatram vase
ponudbo napitnine "a sramoce-
ME"
Prime je besno planil pokoncu
hotec udariti natakarja, toda Sc
ie zdrzal. Potem pa yes rdet to-
cote je zapustil hotel.
Kaj bi Sc neki dogodilo nata-
karju, ce bi Sc drznil kaj sliGnega
pred vojno, ko je bill princev papa
Sc ma viSku Svoje moGil
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
EKSPLOZIJA POTRESLA Sc
VERNO ITALIJO.

Milan, 26. okt. V Vado Ligu-
re, blizini Savora, kjer Sc nahaja
trdnjava SAINT Elena, Sc je pripeti-
la silovita eksplozija, trdnjava jc
unicena vsled pozara. = Eksplo
zija ie nastala, ko je zacela gore
ii blMini gozdna goseava. Vetel
ie zanesel iskro gozdnega pozara
" skladiSGe Smodnika V trdnjavi
in naslednji trenutek je re skladi-
see delom trdnjave zletelo V
zrak. Mestno prebivalstVo je me-
sto zapustilo in 81 napravilo tabo-
riSca ma prostem, Koliko ljudi Je
bilo V eksploziji ubitih nj znano
zatrjuje Sc pa, ola je jake visoko
Eksplozija je bila tako huda, ola je
sliciIa potresu. Slisali so jo V We
roni, Florenci, Bresciji in Manto-
vi. V Florenci je bilo mnQgo Sip
zdrobljenih vsled zraenega pretre-
sa.
Rim, 27. okt. = Eksplozija, ki
je sledila gozdnemu pozaru V bli-
zini Vado V Italiji in ki ie stra-
hovito razdejala trdnjavo SAINT
Elena, je zahtevala veliko Stevilo
zrtev. Do sedaj so dobili izpod
razvalin dvaindvajset trupel. Zatr-
juje Sc, da je to delo = boljsevi-
kov!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
KITAJSKI OFICIJALI PR0DA
JAJO OPIJ.

TOXIC, Japonska. - Neki biv$i
oficijali kitaiske Wade V Kwarl-
tungu je izpovedal, ola je vlada
Kwantungu sama 'prodajala iopij.
da je tako prisla do dohodkov, ki
so pokrivali njene stroske. V so
glasju z njegovo izpovedjo bi pri-
sla vlada v bedno stanje, ee bi 81
ne pomagala S prodajo opija.
"Kadarkoli so postale vladne bla-
game prazne, smo morali zaeeti S
prodajanjem opija,' je rekel off
cijal.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
GRoZEN HURIKAN V
FLORIDI.

Lakeland, Fla, 26. okt. = Silen
hurikan je divjal v6eraj preko
floridskega polotoka, ki je napra-
vii ma miljone dolarjev Skode.
Oh svojem viSku, ko je podiral
hiSe in stavbe je njegova brzma
znaaSla 70 mill ma uro.
Najhuj$e med vsemi je prizade-
to mesto Tampa. Drevoredi m
stavbe prestavIjajo tam prayo pa
noramo uni6enja. Drevesa leze po
tleh izruvana ali polomljena, Od
nekaterih his so ostale le stene,
strehe, ie odnesel hurikan S SeboJ,
Krasni vrtovi in sprehajaliSca 90
morski obah so preplavljena radl
visokih valov. ManjSe hiSe Je vo-
da odplavila seboj in ma meStu
pustila plasti belega peska, ola nj
poznati veG znamenja, ola so Sc
tam nahajale stavbe in lepi yrto-
vi.
Vihar je pOtoval proti severn,
Svoio orjaSko silo je pOkazal me-
stu Ybor City, kjer je docela p9-
ruSil ololi 500 his.
Tampa, Fla, 27. okt. - Materi-
ialno Slzodo Y onem delu FlOride,
skozi katerega je zadnji torek oil
vial tropiGni hurikan, Sc cenl ma
pet milionov dolarjev. To cenitev
so podali tukai cenilei zavaroval-
ninskih druzb, ki so analizirah po-
roeila opustoSenju in raznlh
krajev drzave.
Skodo V mestu Tampa Sc cenl
cd en- million IN pol do diva milo
ma dolarjey.
Pet ljudi ie bilo tekom viharja
ubitih, V kolikor Sc je dalo 1--we
deti do sedaj, Diva cd teh sta bila
ubita st. PeterSburgu, trlJe Pa
V TamT
st. I Il. oHt.
V obuorskem letovi$@l ~slss-a-
Grille je hurikan napravil "a pet
deset tiso6 dolarjev SkOde.
V tukajsnjem mestu sta bill ubi-
ii dive osebi. Materijalno skodO '
mestu Sc ceni cd pol miljOna do
en- million dolarjev.
Pet pomolov vrednih okoli 25O,-
900 dolarjev so valOvi poruSih IN
odplavili. Okoi petdeset manJSlh
ladii in motornih eolnov Sc nahaja
sedai ma morSkem dnu, kamor jih
je hurikan postal.
Ceste so bile pOlne razvalln, ka-
tere Sc je pa do sedaj ze pO vecim
Odstranilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
ALEKSANDER GRE v
BELGRAD.

Belgrad, 27. okt. = Kralj Alex
sander Sc bo povrnil V to mesto
ma 80. oktobra, poroea oficijalna
Avala News agencija tenn me-
stu. Kot ie receno. je jugoslovan-
ska vlada poslala brzojavko IL Pa
RIA, XII poroca, da bo Aleksander
zapustil Pariz dveh ali treh dneh
in Sc bo tekom svoje poti malo "a
mudiI v Zagrebu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
NEMCIJA NE SPREJME SIZE
ZIJSKE DELITVENE CRTE.

Berlin, 81. okt. = Kancelar 10
sip Wirth ie naznanil V nemSkem
drzavnem zboru, ola nemSka vlada
ne bo sprejela delitvene crte, l;a-
tero je liga narodov razdeli.a
Zgornjo Slezijo. Sklep liginega
sveta je nelegalen in V naspr?tju
z doloebami versaillske mirovne
pogodbe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
zeleznicarske stavke ne DO.

maj Sc ne razumeva napacno. Gro
znja stavko ga ne prizadeva. Ze
pred vec tedni je zavzeL stalisce,
da smatra manjSe vaznosti vse
drugo izven pravil in delavskih
pogoiev, toda navadnim Stevilom
neizogibnih zablod in cello mai
vecjo pridnostjo, bo vzelo dokaj
casa predno DO zamogel izvrsiti
dolocbe pravil.
Drugi faktor, ki zahteva We
| Gle vpoStevanje, in je dejstvo
pripoznano cd lastnikov in de-
lavcev zeleznic, da so vpraSanja
mezd in delavskih pravil nerazre5-
1.-Two zapletena. Mnogo pravil in
delayskih pogojev, ki vladajo pri
usluzbencih, ina denarno vred-
most in zelo tezko bo pravilno raz-
pravljati in vpoStevati vpraSanje
mezd, doEler Sc pravil III DELAY
SIKH pogojev, na katere bi Sc mez-
de nanaSale, definitivno uravna
( in pozna. +"
Odbor torej zagotavlja, ola ma
men znizania mezd zeleznicar-
skim delavcem ne more biti udej-
stven toliko casa, dokler delavSki
odbor ne preStudira vsa deJstva,
katere more dobiti Sele potem bi
odbor priSel do zakljucka, ce Je
zahteva lastnikov pc znizanju me-
Izde delavcem opraviGena \ali ne.
To bo pa vzelo mnogo casa, ker
vsa zadeva je zapletena, odbor pa
mora reSevati predlozene zadeve
veGje vaznosti po vrsti, to je po
redu, katerega 81 je osnoval. STAY
ka zelezniGarskih delavcev je radi
tega predcasna in ker je predcaS-
ma je nepomembna. Kajti "a sedaJ
Sc Sc ne gre "a dejansko znizanie
Imezd nego le "a namen znizanJa.
III. S. delavski odbor bo Sele dolo-
eli, Ge so lastniki upraviceni do
take zahteve ali he.
Ia spomenica omenjenega od-
bora in pa zagotovilo lastnikov sa-
mih, ola ne bodo nikdar poskuSali
znizati mezde drugace kot skozi
poslovanje tega odbora in koncno,
Iker lie ameriSka vlada vrSila pri-
prave, ola Sc zoperstavi stavki, je
bill koncen sklep unijsl1ih vodite-
Iljev, da bi stavka sedaj bila pred
casna in bi ne rodila dobrih Sadov
"a prizadete zeleznicarje niti "a
delavstvo V obce Vsekakor je ia
demonstracija bila potrebna, ker
je precej direktno hamignila od-
boru, da so zeleznicarji priprav-
ljeni ma boj. Ma vsak nacin je ne
varnost stavke "a enkrat odStra,
njena.
Ma international in Great Nor
thern zeleznici v Texasu stavkaJo
zeleznicarii re Cd zadnie sobote.
Kakih 900 premikacev in zaVira-
eev je ma stavki. Ker je stavka Sc
daj preklicana Sc bodo najbrz po-
vrnili zopet ma delo. Lokalni vodi-
telji so vsekakor naznanili, ola ne
bodo izdali ukaza "a koncanje
starke dokler Sc dobijo tozadev-
nih navodil cd svojega generalne-
ga predsednika R. d. Framea IL
Chicago.
Dejstvo je, da delavstvo samo, V
oGigled danaSnjim tezkim casom,
pozdravlja poravnavo. Vodje u
nil, ki so bill "a stavko so tekom
poslednjih dni dobili ma tiosce pi
sem Cd zelezniskih delavcev, Mi
hovih zen in otrok, ola maj Sc ne
stavka sedaj. Pomisliti je namree
treba, da stavka nj udarec samo
"a denarne magnate nego Je prav
tako hud ali huiSi udarec "a de-
lavce same in stavka, ki je izgub-
LENA ina naravnost katastrofalen
ucinek ma delavstvo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
Voditelji unij so preklicali stav,
ko, "ker Sc nocejo boriti
proti stricu Samu''.


Bio je mnogo grmenja, dezja
pa mic. ZelezniSka stavka, ki bi
Sc imela zaceti prihodnjo nedeljo
je bila preklicana V cetrtek zvecer
OBJ pol dvanajsti uri. Pet velikih
bratskih organizacij zelezniearjev
je sprejelo tozadevno resolucijo.
Danes OBJ osmi uri zjutraj so bl,
lie odposlane brzojavke iz glavnih
uradov organizacij Clevelandu
vsem razliGnim predsednikov raz-
nih uni, ki bodo zopet sporoclli
sklep lokalnim unijskim dru-
Stvam. V teku nekaj ur bo uradno
obveSGeno vse delavstvo ma zelez-
micah, da je stavka preklicana.
Mirovno gibanje na konferenci
bratskih organizacij je vodil w.
G. Lee, voditelj zeleznicarskih de-
lavcev ma vlakih. Ko je po urah
vroce diskuSije priSla na dan pre-
dloga, da Sc stavko preklice, jo
glasovanje zborujocih takoj "a
kljuGilo, ola oStane mir.
Cd dvesto unijskih voditeljev,
ki so bill zbrani V hotelu Morrison
so naGelniki sprevodnikov, stroje-
vodii in drugih delavcev ma Via
kin volili prvi, ola Sc stavko pre-
klice. KurjaGi so volili proti. Pre-
mikaei so oStali na nevtralni in nj
so hoteli voliti, pridruzili so Sc pa
pozneje, ko so zvedeli, da SO tri
najmoGnejSe organizacije zelezni-
earjev "a poravnavo.
Koncno so bill "a pOraVnavo vo,
ditelji sprevodnikov, strojevodij,
kurjaGev, premikacev, vllakovih
delavcev in MIN so Sc naposled
pridruzili Sc brzojavni usluzbenci
Teh sest uni pa sestavlja edino
; elo, ki je izdalo poziv ma stavkc.
Unije ostalih zeleznicarskih DELAY
cev Sc MISC hotele pridrrHiti name
ravani stavki.
Vecina vnijskih voditeljev kaz2
sedaj, ko je preteca nevarnost od-
stranjena, vesele obraze.
L, R. Sheppard, voditelj unije
Sprevodnikov, je rekel: PROT
vladi he moreno stavkati. Kakor
Sc je situacija razvila, smo spo-
znali, da hi stavko ne otipali O.
nih, katere hocemo zadeti, temveC
mas BOZ bi bill BOZ proti vladi. Mas
namen pa nj bill, da bi Sc borili
proti vladi. -
V sredo so zastopniki zelezni-
Garskih druzb podali zagotovilo,
da Sc he bo poSkusalo izpremeniti
place zeleznicarskih delavcev dru-
GAGE kot na legalen naGin skozi de
lavski odbor Zdruzenih drzav,
DrugiG je pripomogla k poravnavi
spomenica recenega odbora, ki je
bila sprejeta zadnji torek. Spome-
MICA Sc deloma glaSi:
liza casa, ko je bill ia odbor
organiziran, to je pred nekaj vec
kot osemnaist meseci, mu je bilo
predlozeno vec nego 1000 sluca-
jev spora med delavci in lastniki
zeleznic. Cd teh Sc je 700 sporov
reSilo, kohkor mogoce zadovoljivo
"a ODE strani, o drugih Sc Sc nj
razpravljalo. Odbor je bill narav-
most obsipan manjsimi Sport
katerih bi ne, bilo, &c bi lastniki
zeleznic in delavci sodelovali V u
stanovljenju urejevalnih odborov,
kot doloGa transportacijski akt-.--
Odbor ne more zapreti vrat niti
zelezniGarskim delavcem niti last
nixon zeleznic, ki bi zeleli pred
loziti svoje sporne zadeve temu
odboru V reSitev, tudi ne more
diktirati glede tega, kdaj Sc mo-
rajo take zadeve predloziti. Pac
pa je odbor povsem upravicen, ola
uredi gotov red, po katerem po-
tenn presoja o predlozenih zade-
yah.
IL tega ozira bo materijalno
pomoc lastnikom in usluzbencem
" L.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
CIKAZANI - URE NAZAJ PRI
HODNJO NEDELJO!

Prihodnio nedeljo OBJ 2 uri zju-
traj Sc bo pomaknilo kazalce ma
cikaskih urah 2 emo uro nazaj.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
SHOWS VALUE OF
CORN BREEDING
Interesting Results Obtained
by Shelby Co. Agricul-
turiSt in Tests
Special to The Times;

Special TO The Times.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. April 25.-Ernest
Thornburg, manager OF the J. B. Hamil-
ton farms OF this county, is exhibiting
display of yellow corn. which he has col
lected to demonstrate the value Of corn
breeding and purer termination. The
display is the result of three years of
testing conducted by Mr.. Thornburg.
Mr.. Thornburg began by selecting
fifty ears which were very much alike
and testing them for termination power.
After Smelling one-half of each ear, he
planted individual rows in a plot OF
ground uniform in plant food, planting
fifty hills with three kernels to each
hill When the corn was ripe 1t was
weighed after husking and the corn from
each row was husked separately, to test
the yield power of each ear. The opera
ton was repreated for three years.
Figuring on the acre basis, the differ
ence in yielding power the first year
was 40 bushels, the second year, 23.20
and the third year, 1888 difference. Ac
cording to Mr.. Thornburg the test shows
that the yielding power of corn lies with
in the individual ears.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Mrs. William Crarner, 27o5 Shriver ave
nue., was hostess for the guest meeting
of the Janet Ada Club, Sunday night.
Husbands of members were special
guests, together with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Peck, Miss Anna Tulley, and Mrs. j.
Daniels of Upton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Miss Minnie Weissharr was elected
president of the Bide-a-wee Club with
Miss Dorothy Rust as secretary, at the
meeting held yesterday in the home of
Miss Frances Nigel. 1921 Remington
avenue Mrs. P. Dufek, Jr., assisted the
hostess in the Inequalities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Miss Alta Crow. daughter Of 81. S.
Crow, Of Wabash, Ind, and Earl Thomas
son of J. a. Thomas, 230O Talbot avenue,
were married quietly at the home of Mr..
Thomas, Saturday evening, at $50
o'clock The immediate families and Mr..
and Mrs William Davis were the only
guests. The at home" announcement is
for April 81. at the Bradstone apart
ments, number 36.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Voice Department
VIII Give Recital

Edward Nell, head of tho voice depart
ment Of the Metropolitan School Of Music,
will present his pupils in 4 recital Tues
day evening in the Odeon.
Those taking part include Miss Frances
Henzie. Miss Hazel Ford, Miss Florence
Blakey, Harry Lowe, Mrs. D. f. Gruber,
Mrs. Guy Davis, Claude e. Palmer, Miss
Rugenia Galloway, Mrs. B. E. Neal, Mrs.
Don D. Tullis, Mrs. B. A. Thompson, Mrs.
George Earhart, Miss Ruth Beals, Mrs.
nellie Merrick Thomas, Miss Clarice Solo
mon, Mrs. Forrest Macy, Miss Maxine
Moore, Mrs W. Fl. Day, Sidney Hawkins,
Mrs. w. T. Shea, Miss Mildred Johns,
Mrs. Roy Metzger, Lauder MacClintock,
Miss Mary Norman and Miss Jessmine
Barley.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
MOVIE GUARDIANS
ENTERTAIN KIDS
Youngsters VielU Cinderella
and 'TUinkIe, TUinkIe'
at Garrick.

Members Of the ways and means COM
mittee of the Indorsers Of Photoplay,
who in cooperation with the Marion
County School Association have arranged
a series Of special showings Of children's
films in the various picture houses this
week, presented cinderella and Her
Magic Slipper at the Belmont and
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" at the
Garrick this afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Kendall and Mrs. Myron Rinker as hos
tess chairmen. The pictures together
with aladdin and His Wonderful Lamb"
and Little Red Riding Hood" viii be
shown in neighborhood houses each
afternoon this week. Mrs. Walter IL.
Geisel is chairman of the committee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
COnipOser-PiGnist
VIII Give Concert

A concert will be given in the green
parIors of the Y. w. c. A tonight by
Norvella Chrystal Jacobs Buechler, the
blind composer pianist. The program
will include the following numbers ::
"Loure," from third Cello Suite" (Bach) :;
"Etude-Op. No. ." Chopin; Russian
Romance" (FrimD; "Reiger OPP. 33"
(Jensen); Flying Arrow Tarantella"
(Kern) Cradle Song" (Newland) la
Fileuse" (Raffe); The Butterfly" Ga
vallee). and Sonata Superior No. 8" by
Mr.. Buechler.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Mrs. c. E. White, $50 East North street.
has gone to Atlanta, Ga, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Jes-
sup, formerly Of this city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Rebel Is Executed

DUBLIN, April 25.-While his wife
and ten children knelt outside Of the Jail
walls sobbing and praying, Thomas
Traynor, a Sim Feiner was executed at
Mt. Joy Prison today. Traynor was
hanged.
Traynor was found guilty by court
martial of numbering Cadet FARRELL of
the British military police, on March IA.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

very miserable condition. Idoctored with
two doctors who did not seem to UNDER
stand the nature of my trouble. | took
three bottles of each and then | COM
menced to gain IN every way MRS.
JOHN VERNON. 215 E Wiley Az.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
A WOMAN

feels all run
down, weak or
dizzy-vhen she
feels tired before
the day is begun
she should turn
to the right vo-
manly tonic.
Blufton, Ind.
-"Dr. Pierce's
Favorrte Pre-
scription and his
Golden Medical
Discovery prov
ed wonderfully
beneficial to me.
For months be-
fore | started to
take these med.
icines | was IN
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Miss Myla Hare. daughter Of Mrs.
Marea f. Hare, 1870 North Meridian
street, has returned from Chicago Uni
yersity for a few days. Miss Virginia
Carpenter of Chicago is here as Miss
Hare's guest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Betty Wiegel Conway,
daughter Of Mrs. Anna Wiegel, 313S Cen
trail avenue, to William G. Weeks Of De
troit The wedding will take place June
81. Mrs. Wiegel also announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Helen
Louise WiegeI, to Clayton G. Archer Of
this city, the wedding to be celebrated
this fall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

The engagement Of Miss Pearl Berger,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Berger. 1016
North Illinois street, to Sam Nathan Of
San Francisco, is announced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Omega Phi Sigma met at the home
70 Miss Marie Moore, Col North Hamil-
ton avenue, Sunday afternoon
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

Charles Millholland has returned to
Indiana University. after passing the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Anna
AIiIIholland, 5143 Winthrop avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-07
MORA COUNTY PIG CLUB
HOLDS FIRST PICNIC

Especial Correspondence to The JOurnal,l
Levy, N. M, July THE mem
bers of the Mora County Pig club
held their first picnic Saturday,
July 2 in the Vermejo canyon,
south of Wagon Mound. Tie club
members, with their families, as
sembled at Wagon Mound at the
office of the county agent, John
F. Hargrave, who was i'll charge
Iof the expedition. on arrival at
the picnic grounds, program was
given by the boys and girls of the
lclub, and talks were made re-
lspectively by Rev. B. G. Eutsler,
on Good Points of New Mexico;
j. M. Bentley on How the Pig
Club is Financed" and John Henry
Porter, extension leader for ColfaX
county, on practical Education of
Boys and Girls"
At the close of the program an
old-fashioned basket dinner was
ienjoyed by about seventy-five peo-
pie. In the afternoon the club
members and visitors made a 100
mile tour of the territories ada
cent to Optimo, Wagon Mound and
Levy, visiting sixteen pens contain
ing pure bred pigs of three differ
ent breeds, viz: Poland China, Du-
roc Jersey and Hapshire.
The Mora County Pig club was
recently organized by the county
agent, John L. Hargrove, and has
at present 81 members. of whom
nine are girls. The local club lead
ers are ]. r. billiard and r. w.
lSterrett.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-07
HOUSING SITUATION AT
LAS CRUCES is ACUTE

Especial Correspondence to The JournaI)
Las Cruces, N. NJ, July 6.-More
houses! That is Las Cruces crying
need at this time. From forty to
fifty dwellings could be sold on
installments or rented at good fig
ures. Here is an opportunity for
building contractors and investors,
as well as an opening for a build
ing and loan association.
So urgent is the need for dwell
ings of from four to six rooms and
small apartment houses that the
matter is to be presented for solu-
ton to the Las Cruces Chamber OF
Commerce.
THE local housing situation will
become more acute with the com
ing months" said a local realtor
today. so far as we can learn
there Is not a single desirable
house for rent at any price. We
had a dozen calls last week, but
were unable to find anything
These calls were for newcomers"
Other realtors said this is an OPP
portunity to organize local build
ing and loan association, which in
addition to providing facilities foI
home-makng, would be the means
of giving employed to skilled and
ordinary labor, and thus put more
money into circulation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-07
D0NA ANA COUNTY TO
BOOST GRAPE CULTURE

Especial Correspondence to The Journal.)
Las Cruces, N. NJ, July 6-Grape
culture is to be encouraged in Dona
Ana county Experts believe the
conditions are such that numerous
European varieties can be profit
ably grown in practically all parts
of the county. as well as in various
other places in the Rio Grande
valley.
Judge Albert s. ]. Eylar of La
Mesa, president of the Dona Ana
county farm bureau, at the Fourth
of July picnic, under the direction
Of the Anthony Berino unit, at
Lightfoot's grove near Anthony, ap-
pointed the following committee to
gather grape data for presentation
at the next meeting.
Robert c. Stockdale. county
agent, Las Cruces; Volney Potter,
La Mesa; r, c. Adams. Anthony;
Alloy Biel. Mesilla; Pearl Baily,
Canutillo; William Bosworth, Be-
rino, and D. e. Rodriguez. San Mi
guel.
Charles Miller, L. T. Deck and j.
r. Livesay. all Of Anthony, were
appointed a committee to petition
the county commissioners to erect
a suitable bridge across the Rio
Grande river at Anthony. 1t was
also decided to petition the county
commissioners to eliminate the
curve in the highway at Berino.
Following the basket dinner
there were addresses by Judge Ety.
lar, H. H. Brook. president of the
Elephant Butte irrigation district;
Judge w. f. Smith, chairman of
the Acknowledging unit, and D.
Vaughn, registrar of the New Mex
leo College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts at Mesilla Park. After
ward there was a program of box
ing and wrestling bouts. Three
hundred men. women and children
attended the picnic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-07
PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE

mentary to Miss Faye Till. who
left for Indiana, Friday.
o. E. Hill, John Simmons, AL
fred Schipman, Jack" Frost, Ed
Hatton, Glea Kendrick, A. t,
Simms and Mr.. Lamb, spent a few
days this week fishing on the Red
river.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kyler. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Criger, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. billiard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Shultz, and Mrs. 7. j. Bolt,
with their respective families;
Messrs. Leon Gates, Jewell Simms;
and Misses Zula Hatton, Ruth IT.
win and Minnie Allen, attended the
Pig club picnic near Wagon Mound
Saturday.
]. r. Coats spent the third and
Fourth in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. ]. Bolt Of the Fairview
district.
Word has been received of the
suicide in Oregon of Albert Griggs,
who lived near Levy for several
years.