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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13
MATTRESS RENOVATIN(

HSTfRESS RENOVATINti. $3.50 and up
Rug cleaning. furniture repairing. fur
niture packing. Phone All. Erwin Bed
ding Company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13

RESERVATIONS may now be had at St.
Johns sanatorium (EpiscopaD rates,
$3.50 to SIS per week; includes private
room with sleeping porch, connected to
bath and toilet: medical care medicines,
general nursing; excellent meals, tray
service; no extras. All rooms have steam
heat. hot and cold running water. Rev.
W. Il. Eit1!--, Superintendent. Phone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13
FOR SALE-Livestock

-
FOR sALE-Bucks. does and frying
rabbits. no West Lead.
FOR SALE-Belgian does with young
! sO7 North Eleventh.
FOR sALE-Horse, wagon. harness. Jer-
sey COW and calf. 1901 North First
FOR sALEAvery cheap, three good w1ck
horses shufflebarger Transfer Barn,
ia John
FOR SALE-Half Tockinpeig milk goat;
will be fresh in March Apply lo0f
North Fifth
FOR SALE OR TRADE--For cows. light
Six Buick touring car; good condition
Address G. L., care Journal.
FOR SALE-Two horses, two colts. 100
chickens and good collie dog, cheap.
Mr.. Lawrence 1904 North Eleventh.
FOR sALE-care load good work horses,
some good mares. all young; some are
not broke. at Grande Wagon yard. $40
North Broadway
FOR SALE-Span of real work mules
weighing 24o0, five years old, and
heavy set harness, at bargain. Bells
Livery Stable
CATTLEMEN--Can pasture 500 head Of
cattle. plenty OF grass and water; all
under fence; price reasonable. Address
r. r.. care Journal.
FOR SALE--Fine bred rabbits; all young
stock; new hutches! will sell reason
able; must leave city. Call MORNINGS,
rear 211 West Marquette,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN--On watches, dia-
munds. guns and everything valuable.
MIR. 3. Marcus. 213 South First.
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches
and gold jewelry; liberal reliable. con-
fidential Gottlieh Jewe..y Co.. los N. 1st.
CONFIDENTIAL loans on jewery. dia-
monds watches, Liberty bonds. planes
automobiles. Lowest rates. Rothman's
III South First. Bonded ~ the state.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

Co bucurie nespusd, Tudorica
mtinde dreapta SAL prinda. Puiul
fuge 81 darnicul ingeras Sc supara
foe. Planse neimpacat 81 sc svir-
celeste la .pamant.
Tovarasii obraznici nu iau in
seama,. supararea fetitei, ci 2e
string eiucur pe ca. lTnii cioca-
nese eli pliscul lor. fraeed in
coaja opincilor. a1tii intind din
canafii pestriti, orr ciupesc din
destramatura ciorapilor, facand-o
astfei sa tipe 81 mai cindos.
Boghetul care a s,Iparat-o. du-
pa ce ciupeste din, firm rosu al
motisorului, nimereste lar Ia "a
rlma de pane 81 cumpanindu-se
pc mama fetitei, care Sc miyea in
aer, 'cing,lleste hepasator. Face
par ca in ciuda..
Printre lacramile carl curg dim
belsug Tudorica II zalpste. lncepe
sa rida 81 intinde cealalta mana.
In ciripit vessel puisorii dau goana
81 5 'ascund Gu totii sub closca. !.
Aprinsa la fata, cu ochii tinta
sub pat 81 in mersul pc branei, sc
trage in grab4i dupa, fugari. La
apropierea pladalnicului, closca
Sc umfla in pene 81 car6ie spe-
RATA.
Manata foe, suspina 81 s'ascun-
de in poala mamei, care-i saruta
motul rizind, lar tinerii galcevosi
scot capetele lor micute printre
penele ocrotitoare 81 uitandu-se
cand GU I'M ochiu. cand cu altul,
sc mira Gle ciudoasa tovarasa.
(Din IF. Int !. tiodarlan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
DIN CASA

E fetita 81 cea dintii odrasla.
Voica sta pc laita 81 toarce, lar mi
Utica nu 81 gaseste loc prin casa.
Grasuta, GU doua rujiti aprinse
in obrajori 81 Gu ochii ca cicoarea,
Tudorica ride dragut 81 umbla po-
pusor de colo pana colo.
Sc cnmpaneste binisor pc picio-
rusele fragede 81 misca manusitele
41gssMsxy1a doua aripidare.
Rochita fnvoalta, in ape ce-ti ian
ochii, seSlasa pima la calcaie, Taco
pereN3t tfilrile opiaicutelorpcn canafi
si-i fhcufca mersul gvabit. Par ei
nu-i pasa. Ride, bate din palme 81
alearga. Maicuta priveste lung du.
pa odorn-i 81 nita sa mdi traga din
caer. Dreapta tine fiiHl intins Ae-
parte, lar fusiii se odihneyte la pa.
mint, at1l1nat de greutatea tortt1ai
Pieptul plin, de nevasta tfhatH
Sc ridica iiltf 'un oftat de drAkosts
81 ochii fistralucesc de bnctafie. !.
o pierde din ochisde dras4.
TIAsa furca din hr1u Is AS ftlps
dhpd ca. Mititica ride sgomct0s
81 grabeste pasii sa scape. Dar .
'prinde, strmge cu drag h riSp,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

tut ei de mama, si sal11ta Gu
nesat.
Ii canta apoi si-o joaca pc ge-
nunchi.
In jocul Ell neastimpsrat, bel.
sugul de par ba1ai lisa lasat
,pana peste ochi.
Mama il strlnge motisor in
'crestet 81 ''ca sa nn fie de dio-
chin" il leaga cn fir de mata.;e
rosie.
Sarutandu-i apoi ochii, obra.
jo,.ii aprinsi, motnl au,iu, ii da
th'nmlh pc jos.
81 in casa v.>ela, pina de dra
goste. rasuna Rrasi i7sul nevino.
vat al Tudorei.
Ostenita deatata Joe, fetita 5.
culca pc asternutul din preajms
focului. Striga frumos pc pisoiul
care alearga totdeauna dupa fu
sui mamei, 81 cearca sal amageas
ca co faramita de pane.
Motocul dA fuxa h tova~ss
iui de joasa 81 ,';istui'handu-se pt
spate, bate cu laba Ssbre snhalnts
carel ctsiama. DAr -fetitA adoar
he IN rurind si piSoissi, ranhns
sinkur. sc face coinc al&thri ince
pand toi.ul iui fh4'a fir.
Ei in casa piind de vrsgoste 81
face liniste i9osr fasul harnic a
|AnAh0ei DE 81 mai sice cdmtecul, II
cisyA 1notannlni, care rici nni
ii,akA fin seeHsA.
!. .SoArele VENT IN deaneazi
privegte fieEis fi-ih feteastra s
inprosuysa supstul Gu ssaaiti a
FaMin4 caid&.
puisorii sccei " ch NaNs1e, u
o1lihae1e = Ualcng1a Md ~ psAN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

Dornici de caldele raze prmava-
raticp. mititeii incep sa iasa rnul
cate. unul de sub closca legata de
piciorul patului 81 Sc soresc in
ploaia puzderiei de raze. earl So
;cern printre frnnzisnl garoafei
din fcreastra.
Sc ngina IN ciripit almtat 81
rsc Hasa pc coasta i'm petele de
lumina. mchizind ochii somno-
,'osi.. Intind apoi piciorusele lor
impintenate, peste earl ISL resfira
tuleelc din sfircul aripilor. Altii
mai guralivi, in ciripitul lor tinar,
alearga prin casa. Cativa sc string
ciucur in julul fetitei, care doar-
me inca, dar motanul dealaturi
,prinde de veste 81 da spaima
huna puilor, carl alearga sub pat.
Nh tlece multi 81 Sc intorc ell
spOr la numar. Unii dau navala
Ia SSfarima de pane. lar altii sboa-
ra pc fetita 81 Sc string impreju-
rul motului de par auriu. Sc
mira 81 ciupesc GU frica din fiiul
rosu de matasa. Copila Sc desteap-
ia. Deschizind ochii somnorosi.
cata cu drag la navala nevinova
tilor puisori. 1ntinde incetisor q
mana 81 cearca sa prinda pc unul
dar in ~ciripit voios Sboara dc
$ 'ascund sub aripile ocrotitoare
Micuta nu vrea sa sc lase anna.
l.gita. Sc scoala 81 apropiindu-s $,
de marginea patulm, le face du.
micat, strigandu-i dragut: pu-i
|gpu-i, pu-i, pull.
hassirAtii dau iar navak 81
pc 'ntisecute cinpesc din fari1na.
tuii. In boghet mai indrazne1
= s'ayeazA din zbor pc manuta Co
! plfei si cinpeste Gu zor din pane
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

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Or. ALBERT f. SMELL.
50 Public Square, cleveland, q
ri 1854 Wesley Ave-, Cincinnati
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The Washington times., 1921-08-08
WIDOW SEEKS ACCOUNTING
OF HUSBANDS BUSINESS

Laura NJ. Cochrane, administrative
OF the estate OF her husband Claude o.
Cochrane, who died May 4. last, today
filed suit in the District Supreme
Court against Robert L. c. Cochrane
for an accounting OF the interest
which petitioners husband is alleged
10 have had in defendants commits
sion business at s3lh b street north
west.
Mrs. Cochrane. represented by at
torneys Jeffords & Dutton. AYERS that
defendant some time ago offered to
pay her $500 in monthly instaIlments
OF 800 II she would relinquish her
rights and title to her husbands inter.
est, but that she declined.
She also declares that her husband
carried $1,000 life insurance policy
with his mother as beneficiary and
mat he had intended to change II IN
piaintiffs name, but died before being
able TO carry out his intention. Mrs
ICochrane says that her mother-in-lav
was aware OF this and offered no OBJ
tections.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
SHOOT
DOWN ALLEGED
DRUG VENDOR
Youth of 10 in Hospital From
Bullet Wounds-"Patron'
Escapes in Auto.

Shot in the right side as he was flee-
ing from two policemen early TINS
morning. Morris Wicks, coiored, nine
teen years old, 3l3 f street southwest
is at Casualty Hospital His CONDITION
Ia mysterious, physicians said.
Wicks was seen concealnig a pack
age, said to have contained cocaine.
under his foot at Delaware avenue ana
G street southwest. Policemen o. A.
SaImons and y. Christensen. or the
Fourth precinct, approached him as ne
attempted TO hide in the shadow OF "a
tree.
As he fled, Salmons fired three shots
after him and Christensen fired twice.
He was caught after a chase or about
three blocks. He is being held on the
charge of having drugs in his posses.
sion. A vial containing quantity OF
cocaine was found In his possession.
the police say.
Salmons and Christensen said this
morning their attention was first at
tracted to Wicks when they heard
man in a high-powered car whistling
to him. The police say the colored
man was about to deliver the dope
to the man in the machine when they
arrived on the scene. The man In the
car escaped.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
BOOTLEG TAXES
CAUSE PROBE Of
. |. R. DEPUTIES
intelligence Department Decides
Assessors Simply Talked
Too Much of Work.

Investigation of several deputy
collectors of Internal Revenue sta
toned at the Washington office is
being conducted by the intelligence
section of tho bureau. Charges of ir-
Irregularities have been made, II is
said, against men stationed here In
connection with the assessing Of tax
on convicted bootleggers.
The intelligence section refused to
give out any information on the case.
but It is known that they have been
working on 1t for several weeks.
When persons are convicted of sell
ing liquor they are penalized by the
provisions Of the national prohibition
act and then they are turned over to
tho taxing section for the assessment
Of taxes.
1t was charged that the men in
assessing the tax committed offenses.
1t was learned today, however, that
the intelligence section had about ar
rived at the conclusion that the men
charged with Irregularities had done
nothing for which they could be tried
In a court, and that their offense con-
sisted in talking too much.
tn case has not been closed yet, Il
is said. and the intelligence section
will continue its investigation until IL
has run down every clue.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
FEDERAL UNIONS NAME
CONVENTION DELEGATES

Delegates from Washington locals
to the fifth annual convention OF the
National Federation of Federal I'm
ployes at New Orleans. September
1915, include the following:
For Federal Employees Union. No
2, DR.. j. Franklin Meyer, OF the
Bureau of Standards, president OF the
Scientific and Technical Section; w.
IL. Hendricks, of the Government
Printing Office: DIR. George A. Hin,
Of the Naval Observatory; Lew s.
Mohler, of the Navy Yard; Edward
L. SCHUYLER. of the Treasury De
partment; Mrs. Adele g. Guthridge
Of the Department Of Agriculture
James p. Mckeon. Of the Bureau oil
Standards.
For Local. No. 1o5. the sll.women's
local Of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. Miss Katherine Tracy
president; Miss Gertrude M. Nc
Nally. secretary; Miss Belle Trueland
vice president; Mrs. Ella NJ. Stork
Miss bangle, treasurer, and Mrs
Norah James.
For Federal Employees Union. No
SO, composed of employees of the Dis
trict Of Columbia government, Corbir
Birch, of the Water Registrars OF
flee.
Delegates from Local. No. Il. tn,
other Washington local, have not YET
been elected.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
THRONG JOINS
D.C.F0RCEST0
SWAT THE FLY
Audiences at Leader Theates
Impressed With Film Por-
traying Nuisance.

Hundreds of patrons OF the Leader
Theater left that playhouse with
blood in their eyes" their jaws
grimly set and their whole mein indi'
eating beilicosity.
They had Just witnessed THE Fed
eral Fly" an educational and amaz-
ing motion picture dealing with the
ny menace, and what they saw made
them determined to go forth and stay
the whole housefly tribe. The Fear
full Fly" which DR.. w. c. Fowler
District health officer, is showing In
ALI local theaters in cooperation with
sidney Lust, Washington film dis
tributer, and The Washington Times,
is said TO be the most convincing and
startling preachment of advocacy OF
fly determination that has ever been
shown in the National Capital.
AS a result OF the exhibiting OF this
film, which conclusively proves the
housefly TO be germ-spreader and
death-dealer, hundreds OF Washington
ians have gone on the warpath against
the disea Sc breeding insects and seem
to be trying to follow DIR. Fowler's ad'
vice 10 Swat at least 900 flies every
day
III you think the fly II a harmless
innocent little insect. see this film
and il will probably open your eyes and
awaken you to the danger OF allowing
even one fly in your house.
THE Fearful Fly" will be shown at
the Leader Theater again tonight. To
morrow and Wednesday II will be ex.
hibited at the Empire Theater.
See THE Fearful Fly" and get your
swatters busy.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
oUINTUPLETS BORN ABROAD
MOTHER AND BABIES THRIVE

LONDON. Aug. S.-British physi-
clans are intensely interested In an
authenticated report from Budapest
giving the details Of the birth OF
Quintupets.
Tho London Lancet quotes Pro-
lessor Barseny, who watched the
case, as saying that such an event
occurs once in 100000 times.
In the Budapest case the mother
was forty-one years old, and at the
time was tho mother OF ten chill
dren. including one pair Of twins.
The five births occurred over a
period Of two weeks. The mother
and the five babies left the hospital
a month later in healthy condition.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
D. c. MASTER PLUMBERS TO
ENTERTAIN BALTlMOREANs

The Master Plumbers Of Washing.
ton have invited members of the Bal.
timore Master Plumbers Association
to Join with them in their annual
outing to be held August IL al
Chapel Point.
Inter-association athletic sports are
being arranged by the representatives
Of the two cities, and there will be
special events for the ladies'. The
Washington plumbers will meet on
the morning Of August II at Frank
lin Park, X street. between Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth streets north,
west.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
POLICE TRICK
AUT0|STS INTO
RACING TRAP
Genial Speeders Taunt D. G
Men Into Race Then Flash
Maryland Badges. K

II you met big, red touring car on
the Baltimore pike, and tho occupants
Of the machine referred to your auto
mobile as an "ice wagon" ASH cam"
and "hearse," and then invited you to
race with IL, would you do 1T You
would. even II you only had a fiivver.
And then after you speeded up q lit
tie and the other car stopped and the
occupants placed you under arrest for
speeding. would you be mad7 You tell
'em.
Tricked Into Race.
Charges that they were tricked into
racing their automobiles on the Balti-
more pike yesterday by = machine 90.
cupied by the Commissioner of We
hicles of Baltimore. Nd. and then
placed under arrest for speeding. were
made by a number Of Washington
motorists today.
Wearing a dazed, but sad EXPIRES
sion, more than q dozen Washington
automobilists returned to tho city last
night swearing to get even with the
Baltimore commissioners II It took
years and years.
According 10 tne luetrlCt mOtoflsts
who were driving on tho pike yester-
day, they were challenged to race by
o large, new car. bearing . District OF
Columbia license tag numbered "s+5."
The car was occupied by several goo1
natured, jovial men, who drove along.
side Of an automobile and made such
remarks as Come on. and speed up"
'whatcha got. a hearssf~ and give
her a little gas"
Seer,ed Good NatureA
"These birds seemed % good ma
tured that It was impossible to resist
the invitation" declared one indts-
nant Washington business man. "aid
so / speeded my car UP . little. AMI
after we had gone about half . mile
the other car stopped In front OF Us
and We were placed under arrest for
speeding"
ITS a dirty trick, and I'm soinx
to get even with thst Balttmore
bunch IL IL takes tho rest OF my hfe,'
remarked another automobilist who
also fell for the invitation to race.
Anyhow, the Baltimore commits,
sioner's car has a District license u &
bearing the number "s4b." 80 II you
are invited to race on tho Baltimore
pike by an automobile bearing such
a number. you can use your own 1udg-
ment.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
BOOSTERS ATTACK WOMAN
ON STREET; FIGHT A DRAW

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-Three
ROSTERS attacked Mrs. Frank II.
Lees. The battle was a draw, but
the final result will be painful to
the ROSTERS.
Mrs. Lees's saw the three birds ad-
yancing. Armed with her umbrella
and a handbag she stood her ground.
When q few feet from her the
roosters flew at her face. She beat
them off, but received scratches and
cuts. The roosters prepared for n
second attack. but other pedestrians
came to Mrs. Lees rescue and scared
them off. Police ordered the owner
of the birds to kill them.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
FANS ON VACATION.

Greetings are coming to II. and 8.
from devoted fans in all parts of the
country who are on vacation and do
not fail to think of the Grand Old
Column even when they didn't have
IL sent to them, as so many are
doing. Those who failed to have
The Times follow them express re-
greet and say they'll never go away
again without doing so.
And the editor wishes all the alb
sent folks a fine time and thanks
them for their devotion to their col
umn.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
WOMEN SEEK
BETTER GRADE
Of. POLITICIANS
Tobacco Chewing Types Must
Go, Is Edict Of Suffrage
Leaders.
The "cuspidor politicians" must q

The "cuspidor politicians" must go.
Women voters back from cam
paigns throughout the States and
counties said today they were amazed
at the "low-brow" politicians who
greeted them and declared that the
must be higher.
The mayor, fat and sleek, with
vest pockets bullying with cigars. and
feet on his desk. hat slouched at n
lazy angle. who says, Amt this u
grand day" can be considered relic
OF the good old days"--if the women
have their way.
1.-The women will demand a higher
type man as office holder" comes the
edict from headquarters Of the Ma
tional League Of Women Voters today.
1--WE women want educated officials
The illiterate type must CO., SAID
Mrs. Amanda Miller, in charge OF
publicity. In our campaigns we have
been considerably enlightened on the
type Of man who has been holding
public office" continued Mrs. Miller,
land II is high time the standard Of
American statesmanship be raised.
mo man should be put In office, as
a servant Of the public, who Is lacking
in the usage of good English and II
wholly ignorant. The old ward poll.
ticians are especially OF this type.
They are not fit representatives of the
American people.
"Out in California, where the wo-
men were about the first to get the
vote, we have what we call a woman 8
assembly. 1t is a sort of lobby, which
brings pressure to bear on the State
legislature, and out there officials are
of the highest type. 1t was one OF the
first demands Of the women that their
public men be high type, concluded
Mrs Miller
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
BOY INJURED IN FIGHT
Is FOUND UNCONSCIOUS

Found In a weakened condition on
Conduit road, near Foxhall road. last
night by Policeman j. c. Heide, OF the
substation at Tenleytown. James Hun
ter, eighteen years old. 26 Foxhall road
northwest, was removed to Georgetown
University Hospital. At the institu-
ton II was learned that he was suf-
ferins from a fracture Of the wrist.
He told the police that he received
the injury In a fight.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
TWO HELD FOR ASSAULT
ARE RELEASED ON SURETY

John F. Deltufo and Joseph F. Nal.
ley. who were arrested a few days ago
on a request Of the chief Of police
of Colonial Beach. Va. for assaultins
Police Officer T. K. Boulware. of that
place, today filed petition for habeas
corpus. alleging that their arrest was
unlawful and without warrant.
Justice Siddons, presiding in Grimm,
al court No. 2, issued an order direct.
ing their release on bail of $500 each
for a hearing August 10.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
CHINESE BOYS PLEA FOR
HAND OF AMERICAN GIRL

me think you velly nice gel.
You dance alice same San Toy,
And II you wishee niece time,
VIII for you no takee Chtnee Boy?
Me give you heapee silkee diess,
And plentee lichloe rllnEa ling
And whom me washeo shirteo clean,
You askee me. all lite. me sing.
Nc feed you chop-suey fine,
And muchee candee, velly nice,
Me catchee bow-wow, loastee lit,
And okee you heap plentee lice;
Me chope chow-chow evlee day.
And lOvee you 70 alice life,
Me mskee pie and makee flish stow
Now, how, you Bkee be my wifcs"
SAN TOY.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
NEGRO SHOT FOLLOWING
ARGUMENT OVER MONEY

Following a quarrel over money
Harvey Taylor, oolored, 1905 Twenty.
seventh street northwest, is alleged
TO have shot Augustus Boone, 1915
Twenty-sixth street northwest. yes
terday evening. Boone's condition is
not serious.
After Taylor is alleged to have shot
Boone, the police say, he knocked
the man down and as he stool over
him said, II have two more bullets
left and IL you don't pay / am going
TO kill you"
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
IRISH COUNCIL REACHES
MEMBERSHIP OF 5000

Three thousand persons have joined
the Padriac II. Pearse council OF the
American Association for the Recogni
ton of the Irish Republic. 1t was an
nounced last night at the regular
monthly meeting OF the association
held at Gonzaga Hall.
The council will hold Its next meet
ing on the first Tuesday in septem
Der.
The Washington times., 1921-08-08
The old-fashioned girl who used
to be the Pink Of Propriety now
has q daughter who considers
herself q Red Hot Sport!
OIDONO.
10 THE DEW DROP DROP?

Replying to KITTY" the young
fans are confident of several things.
Master o. FAULKNER thinks that
a dew drop would drop all the dew
1t could drop IL a dew drop do drop
dew, and "DOSSIE" thinks the dew
drop would drop more dew IL the
wood chuck would chuck all the
wood that wood-chuck could
chuck"