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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
HYDRO-ELECTR|Cr
BILL ABANDONED
IN LEGISLATURE
SENATE FILIBUSTER
ON THE AMENDMENTS
Friends of the Measure Cap
itulate After Two Unsuc-
cessful Hours

Charleston. w Va. April :S.--rRy
the Associated PrcsS)--Th" first iiii-
clustering OF tho senate session this
:ftcrnnon blast" tho hopes Of adro-
Gates Of hydrO-"lcctric bill. There were
Il multiplicity Of amendments TO hr
considered and opponents Of the bin
demanded the ayes aud noes as they
came up. After two hours Of discuss
sion and roll calls friends OF the bill!
c;lpitulatcd
I'VE are not justified IN proceeding
any further" said Senator Stewart.
There arc So many amendments and
So much danger OF fatal lUconS!Sten-
cicS II the measure should thuS" amend
! mentS. or any great part "r them. be
, adopted. that tho bill probably would
not be worth anything even Il II were
enacted In any event il would not l."
possible 10 consider all If these am"nd-
: mcnts ard u"ithrr I nor any other Scna-
tor Friendly t" the bill desire To i'm
ped" legislation.
'Therefor". considering j. unwIsc :"
proceed any further. and advised hE-
those who have labored lery faithfully!
in IN" "auS" o. hydr"-cl"ctr;r 'crisla-
ti"n a. this session. now NOV" to LAY
house bil, No. ST on thr tuhl.."
Authorize Commission.
Thc motion carried unanimously. =
senator's voting for i. SENATOR Stew
art then moved for ;mm"dittc 'UnSid-
rvntiou or the resolution ~ senator
sanders for :, IA! dro-clc"'rj' 'r"rrmIS-
sion. which earlier IN tn" session NaS
adopted by TIA" SCuat, aud TIN r"il""-
Ing day rccOuSid"rcd. This r"Solutl"n.
after several amrndmrmts Was adopted
7. is now in the house.
Tho governor will appoint Il commits
sion "c five. nu" Of whom shall b" =
competent civil engineer. :" max" an
!uI.Sti tigation and Civ, FAR ami ~,
consideration TO the needs - ia" stat"
in tho way Of water power leg .A,at,"n.
The commission - TO prrr"r" b!ll
and submit il a. the MT s"~>l"!. W tn"
legislature.
senator bowers an!"ndri E" Hn'n"r-
~. the app"iutm' Mt q: IA. '."Iurn.sS>:un
not later than Ju'% : L'i .h'j'.,I 81
S"pi"lnhrr It Senator Shat"r Im"ud' i
t. make aiIyOn" Interested in "nI way
with railroad disqualified for >rr"ir"
nm th- commission. senator SAnd"rs
:,iu.rdrd TO make the r 'So!ut;"n join
instead Cc concurrent
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Rrtkh WIN Iet.et oRsr

London. Apr. 2S,--Gcrn;uy'> a;te'np:
20 clarity certain Q: her reparatonS
proposals IN compliance with iii" re-
quest ut the British for".gn office ye>-
tcrday MAS said N officia. circles today
- have resulted In even greater con-
fusion. Great Britain has asked FOR
further explanations and the Inter
change are continuing although they
ar. said H. j" catircly Informal.
Tho present position OF Great Br:tai't
IS understood 70 believe the proposal:
ars still "skrtchy" and very unsattsfac-
tory.
Great Britain has requested infor,na.
e!u:. in regard TO the proposed internt.
ton1i loan which IL is declared could
not 1c float"d at four per cent accord
INK 70 tho German terms.
y. JASPER. rhr B"lE!ar foreign minis.
Ter and VI. ThcunyS. Hrigian minister "f
:itauc". w"rr quoted by EcuterS L:Ci-
;.,"d n stating in the most emphatiC &c
manner that they had been unanimous
IN the decision that the latest German
proposals were not even worthy Of dis
CuSSton.'
London Press for Rejection.
London. April 2H.--DiS~aSiS:a";irr'
with the German rrparationS proposals
(contnusd on Page Fourt>en)
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ENACT|NG CLAUSE y
IS STRICKEN OUT
BY VOTE as TO 50
Depletion Takers, On Losing
End In Battle On Amend
ments, Finally Win Their
Maneuver Weiss, Hugus
and Moore of Marshall In
Thick of the Battle Against
Gross Sales Taxation
BY J. b. REED

Charleston, Apr. 2S-.after a ErillinE
battle which lasted for nearly ten hours
with only short intermissions, the tax
fight was more hopelessly than ever
tangled when the advocates Of a deple-
tion tax won out after having been con-
Sistcntly on the losing end Of the vote.
for nearly twenty ballots on amend
mrnts to the gross sales tax bill. The
last vote came when q motion by dele
gate James VI. Crump. OF Mason county,
to strike out the enacting clause was
carried by a vote of 46 to 80. Dele
gate w. G.. Stathers who supported the
hill changed his vote at once for pur.
POSES Of reconsideration tomorrow.
Panhandle 1rs1 Lead Fight
The fight throughout the day was led
BY delegate Everett +. Moore OF MAJ
shall county and Delegates Harry A.
Weiss and Wright Hugus OF Ohio. OPP
posed tn them were delegates G. w. NC
Clintic of Kama wha county. ]. N. Stro-
ther of Mcdowell and others among Ad-
miniStration leaders. Throughout tho
day these men were either on the moor
debating the matter or whipping their
cohorts into line for some vote upon
amendments to the hill. From tho be-
ginning Of the fight early this morning
until the last ballot was taken the pro-
duction TAX supporters seemed TO nave
lost the fight by close margin. The
change came in tho nick Of time to pre-
vent the enactment Of the gross salee
tax and It's defeat in the house today
is largely due Ia tho work Of the Pan
handle Delegates who consistently op-
posed il on the floor.
To Third Reading in Senate
few minutes after the house had
definitely killed the bill the senate took
II ND on second reading and rather
warm debate and much jockcying 1of
noSition on the matter passed the Dill
10 third reading at 90 tonight. Even
with their Affirmative action, only res
ending tho stolid vote in the housp
can pass the bin now. II the senate
bill is passed tomorrow and goes to the
house for it's concurrence, 1t VIII take
suspension Of the rules to pass II
there This cannot be done. An extra
session seems to be most likely. The
amendments to the original gross sales
cnmpromisn bill placing a tax OF ono
third Of one per cent instead OF one
fifth upon all natural products were
accented in the house by vive-Vocc
vote following several tests on minor
amendments which show that the SEN
ate lineup was 1913 in favor OF pass
age Of the measure. In spite or tne
large number nf protests against the
enactment Of the gross sales tax DILL
tho senate would have completed lis
work tonight If IL had been possible to
suspend tho rules. This was CONSIDERED
inpo<s;hlr however. 50 it was allowed to
20 over until tomorrow when IT Will
proha bly, pass tho upper house. !
The Senate Vote :.
The senator's voted as follows on all
questions NJ issue:
. Eayoring tho bill in its amended
form: Senators ronnr. chapman, Coalter
Godbey, IIagcr. Hclmick. Hill, LeWis'
(conunuSd on Page PourtsSn)
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$500, 900 FIRE IN ERIE

Er.. -. Ap-n Is Fir" '"'i.,y DO
.;-ov,! III" K.vSlun" Rubber company
rlurt w!lh loss estimated a. S""".n"'.
Tho plant has not been ia "p"r, ti"n
for fiN, mouths hut work had h"rn
Started Yesterday preparatory 1" ~'*uu-
ing. Explosions "f ClH"li''alS AMI faH-
INK walls endangered iIccm"u but no
one waS injured.
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new COMMANDERS
HOPE FOR NATION
HONORABLE PEACE
President Reviews the Fleet
AS 1t Returns to Hampton
Roads From Battle
Practice

ru I"ard L :. Pennsylvania. NamH-
ION Roads. Va. April ~. -tEy ;hc A..
SoCiatcd PrcsSl --'Am:riCa wants only
that which Is rlgh;r"us.y her own, and
by the eternal. We ;mrLu - hHv" TIM,
President Harding declared today IN an
address t0 thr officers -; the Atlantic
fleet who gathered ah"u; h!m oll I'll" naS
ship PcnnSylvRu!I after h.. had review
ed the. powerful NrmandC wh:"h return
ed this morning fro nLt!" pHarHr" n
southern waters
The declaration OF tho Lew command
rr-in-chicf uf the army and navy nr"uGh
ringing cheers from III" thousand
nrrnZrd Officers and thc wall of blue
lad enlisted mHu wh" formed Il back
ground against tn" guard rails.
TIL" prrSId"nt had his platform. Il
spot directly beneath the lnuzzl"S OF tm"
three l4-inCh rifles, in tn" super dr"ad-
nauEht'S after turrrt. His waS n mos
sage Of peace. Delivered from almost
the same spot where President Wilson
made his much discussed war address
TO the fleet at nearby Yorktown, H'""
after tn. United states entered th''
World war. Declaring that il was his
wish that tho navy might never again
nrn n gun in war. Mr.. Harding told tn"
officers that nc believed II All tn" ma
tinnS on earth wrr" !mpcl!cd by ~"
same motives rs ictuatel thc United
States this world would be 1T p''tc"
forever starting from today.
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FORMER CONGRESSMAN
JAMES CAPEHART DIES

Point Peasant. ". Va. .N7r. -s---fNr-
:ucr congressman James, laDrhAr' di"d
ih,S morning At his wiN:"r h"m" n t'"-
Goa. rlur;da according 10 Il telegram
r"r"iv-d her" today. Til" body Is ~
pcctcd To arrive here Sunday Funeral
arrangements have not yet been COM
plcted.
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OIL Employees Killed.

N"w York. Apr!I 2A.-- -Four "f ~" :t7
persons s,ain m tho payroll h"ldun -
tho Tarr!ro oil f.!hS word # which
has just h""n received. wer" Mcxi'Uns
employed by the AEu! on company. "f.
ficials stated horn lnta tndny.
It was said only meagcr details had
been received here,
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willing TO Modify.

R5-.in. April 2S.--(Ry the Associated
PrrsSD--A o.Hcial statement was
:SSucd here today suggesting that I'll"
,irrynlu government WAS willing to
modify it's reparations proposal II asked
by Washington 10 do so. and that BY
such action Il basis Of agreement could
be reached.
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Lloyd Georges Statement

London. April "s tEy The Assoc!at'd d
l're$Sl The prime minister, Mr.. Lloyd
ti"orEA declared n the house Of COM
mons today that the British government
MAS committed 10 action 80 far as the
WeStphaliaa coal fields we're concerned
Z the German reparations proposals
were unsatisfactory. He added:
1t is not for me to say whether an
other opportunity Will be given Ger
many or not"
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VIEWS Of GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE
AND BELGIUM On GERMANY'S OFFER
ARE TRANSMITTED To SEC. HUGHES
Germany Still Has
Chance to Prevent
Occupation of Ruhr
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
tCopyrigut 10y tAc Intell;gcncer)

Washington. April 2S.--Gernany sill
has an opportunity 70 modify her re-
paration proposals and make them SAT
iSfactory To the allies and thus prcNent
occupation OF the Euhr.
Although the United States govern
mcnt is not taking ~" :ni;:at:v" or
adopting any cour>" tr1i might he con-
StruCd aS an effort - persuade Germany
70 change her proposals. nevertheless
tho cables and radio have conveyed !"
Berlin w:thiu he ,1~; :wcnty-."H-
hours cn"ugN newspaper Dispatches arl
official utt'raHv"$ FROM Paris and l."r-
don especially 20 -, the Germans Ew"w
their Offer i gnac""2tabl".
The differences u"-W...,n thN nt.:..S and
Germany does no, ceU:"r on the amount
10 be paid bat upon n" terms and
method o. collection. An error n the
cabled text has been discovered which
puts a diff"rrn. !:ght on nt least one inn
portant paragraph of Tn" German pro-
posal, that which relates :" "Wnproduc-
tive outlarS" TIL. tlrSt version made
II appear that IA" ti"r'na" government
wanted % b" rid 0c these outltyS which
are interpreted - moan IN" funds
spent In sustaining "a" Hl,!"d armies nt
occupation hu. III" t;"rn1u govern
mcntS >-fjcia, Statement now says the
mote S""u'" h.N' ''l' '"'' ''e' t.'''
business mus D. r'n "' ""'epr"n"C''E''
ou'AaHH ana ''''' ''' P"r'N" '''' !"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?'"' ''T'"FeHe"'N.
Objectionable Clause.
In am event. IN" most objectionable
CLAUSE :u ~. German proposal is that
which declares ~ I coalition ot pay
menc th;; al n'ua,;;rS or 'San"t!oaS"
must b. removed Tn" G"ruauS d"r.;lr"
otfic!a,;v !, 3. Supp.-:n-ntary. STATE
men, ;,f.-- M ,;.-rIan pr"roSal was
rnade 10 Washington. that this ncauS
ONLY the lrra:t:,.~ .:uroSed by the rer"nt
London N. ~-..:u... AMI do, No: involve
IN any way tn, >:tetir!.- pro, .d"d by the
Versailles t-.a;y.
Should ,h..~.. -" .n3or;an: points ,hr
made ia AN ullic:;t, communications -
the allies eNamin" the 'n'irr proposition
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THE WAITER.

WEI v1rginiA-PArtiy cloudy Friday
ana Saturday, not much change in tenn
pSr1ture. ..
Ohio, western Psnnsylvan1a-Gener-
ally cloudy FridAy; Saturday fair ana
somewhat warusr. -..
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Peace with Honor.

~: | would not want 4 prar" with
on: huumr." u" said Il would not want
p'nrN without Ia" consciousness thar
America vas doing right aud Nr"'"'i'
iag iis citizenship - Tho m"dSt rh""-
t:v" way"
When H. honrd"d Tia" P'unSy.NAnit /"
return M. call II Admir.,! Henry L.
Wilson. IN" n"t commander. and r"r":Nr
ti,. Officers Of the SHIPS a'SlEn"d !" de-
fcud The Atlantic cnas'. M president
had nnt expected to G"liI"" an address,
EIr WIS persuaded. however. by III" on
:husi lsm Of tho offers 10 address
them informally. In conclusion u" SAID:
"Onic-rs Of the navy. bid YOU make
ours m" most efficient. ""nS'i' Ati"us
and rn"rtjv" ravy m tn" w"rlh ana
pledg" you m return. III" rcnS"irnc" and
,NnIidcnr,, Of lU.hn0 u60 citizens. |
want ~ join with you III rr"Nid.nE for
our country. 4 righteous jus; and un-
failing d"r"nSr and !" that program
every patriotic American unfaiiinGl!
SubscribGs."
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Harding Secs Fleet Return.

Old Point Comfort. vi. hnr'' -. -'H>
the Associated prcSS)- Thr"' S'"r'
lighting ships of thr Atlantl" diN'S:"n "t
the United States fleet cam" nom" to-
day from battle manrure-s in southern
waters 20 receive their first greeting
from President Harding. IN" new COM
mand"r in chief Of the navy.
From the bridG" Of the yacht May
flower M-. Harding reviewed III" long
line Of war craft as they steamed hN.
tho proud super pcr-dr"adnaughtS in the lead
and the submarines bringing up III" rear
with Admiral Henry Il. Wilson IN com
mand.
First Pageant Since Wor.
Th,. day was anything hu' ideal FOR
this. tho first naval pageant IF It's Kind
20 BE- held sim" h"for" the United Siat"S
entered tho world war. Th" r"ddNt"ad
was shrnudrd in mist. and ~""u after
wards a light rain hogan /" fiN. rhi-
was whipped back. hrw"v"-. by a high
wind before smoke clouds over II" hort
zon ANNOUNCED the approach Of tn" fleet.
With that sigma tn" MaNn"wrr
steamed into position and anchored "if
Thimbic Shoul. Small craft loaded with
pl"aSur" seekers Swarmcd about tn"
presidential yacht. whjl" naIul Irrtr"i
vessels polirrd tn" course set i"r the
feet Ia keep i; clear.
rIag$ and huutiugS Snapped and
cracked a$ ia" masters "t ia" small aud
large craft ak" mtncuycr"d for aI-
vautaBcous I'"Sit!uuy.
Fleet OF Planes
4 n.ct If $raplancs fro mtilr naVa!
base and Il number "f ar'u; planes fr"ul
Langl"? fiI"ld dipped and ~wr"i".d "l''"-
head. whln four GirlE:hi'~ that had
hung l:lH:ty "v,r tU' Inn"r Narlpr Umti'
the Mayfiowrr had taken $;1ti"I- >'.r"' Il
:utO action AMI headed "u' :" "%''"ri
Admiral Wilson's fierce !" .i~ anchor
Continued On Page Tourteen)
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Gross Sales Tax Bill ,
Killed In the House
PRESIDING JUDGE
CALLED TO STAND
IN PERJURY TRIAL
Evidence of False Testimony
In McGannon Case Given

TicI riaEd, Apr. @S-TcStify:ng for the
state at the trial Of James +. Met :tfi
cry. charged with perjury growing "Ut
Of the testimony given at the first trIa!
Of former Judge William NJ. M"GannOn
acquitted Uf tho murder Of Harold {.
kagy, Samuel Nathan. whose wifi" en-
plnyc,l McC:tff"ry as Il chauffeur. de-
ciurcI today tha; NJ" artery bad told
him "Mc,iannun wi! tax" ravc Of nc
for not telling th" ,rrr'h
Mrraffcry waH charged II lie ind;'t-
ncnt with les,ifyins last June ut the
trial Of NIthan'S son Morris, Tor the
ihcit Of autumuhIl" tires. that he WAS
with young Nathan Ht the latter
home On tho night Of May AT IN"
first MrtiHun0u trial. IL trStlil"d that 1T
that hour on May :. II" wa driving
Mary t. Nerly around thr East End.
Miss Nicely, principal witness for the
state during the M",itnu"n trials, ana
under Indictment for perjury. i"Stliicd
at the former judG"'S first trial that Sh"
had trailch MCGannum on the might "f
Nav and that she saw MCiiannon WIN
Kagr when the latter was shot. IN the
second trial sh" declared ''Judg" Nc
, cannon j. il rnufcrt.
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Monday Will Be Boosters Day. In Big Drive
Good Time to Enter Race and Earn a Car

spEc1AL REQUEST MADE FOR EACH MEMBER TO SEND OR
BRING AT LEAST ONE SUBSCRIPTION UPON THAT DAY
THOSE WHO ENTER THE DRIVE ON MONDAY WILL GET
EARLY START IN RACE FOR $4,000 IN PRIZES
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THE IN i ELLIG EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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lconsnnsd on Pass ruuressn-)
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09

NEW MEXICO STEEL CO.. INC.
FOR SALE BOILERS.
/ 25 II. p. Loco type portable boiler.
either wood or coal burner. new flues,
good condition, 1925.
/ s II. P. Vertical new fiues. stack and
fittings, $40.
I 10 II. P. Vertical, new CRATES. stack
and fittings $2e5.
/ $50 II. p. Horizontal Tubular, 50 inches
by IS feet. 81 four-inch flues. complete
except stack, for l25 pounds. Al con-
dtion, ss25.
1 Is II. p. A. c. motor and starter, com
plcte, good condition, s22S.
/ rs X. w. Pittsburgh d. c. generator,
$3.50. II. o. b. Bernallllo, N NJ.
/ Is II. p. Vertical boiler, good condi-
ton, F. o. B. Lake Arthur. N. NJ.
I 10 II. P. Vertical engine. +. o. b. Lake
Arthur. N NJ.
/ rs H P. Low Pressure. 60 pounds, 80
by 16. IS four-inch fiues. complete
except stack. $500.
ACCESSORIES FOR BOILERS.
4-inch flues. 2-inch flues. s-inch flues,
Injectors. pop valves, globe and gate
valves. guage cocks water glasses.
CRATES. stacks and tanks.
Boilers bought, repaired and sold.
Tanks built. either riveted or welded.
Expert boilermakers and welders. Send
us your broken metal parts: we will
make them good as new.
AUTOMOBILE CATTLE GUARDS
BUILT TO ORDER.
Works 210o South Second street.
Office lilo South Broadway.
Phone 1947-M.
NEW MEXICO STEEL CO.. Inc.
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Kii1agslbulry's
H@lulldaIIl
CLOSE IN, IN THE
HIGHLANDS

Six room brick house. modern;
large clothes closets; large
porches; small basement; gar
age; good walks, shade and full
size lot. This property is located
Just two blocks from Central
avenue on one Of the best
streets in the highlands. Price is
only S4,750.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09

look will convince you ef the
value offered and tho many attract
I've features about this six-room
modern home. In the first place, 1t
was built for a home and was not
built TO sell. This means IL was
built OF the very best material on
the market. It's on valuable lot
has hardwood floors. ext, IA lavatory,
large south front living rooms and is
so arranged that It may be used as
double house. Just one block from
Central avenue, and the best buy in
town today. Do you want It?
j. ID. KELEHER,
FL West Gold. Realtor. Phone 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
pRE-WAR PRICES.

PRE-WAN I'HIOES.
Six-room brick, glassed sleeping
porch, two screened porches, bath,
fine electric fixtures. House newly
decorated, shade, lawn, double gar
age, walks. Price $4,750. $1,25C
cash, balance monthly.
ACKEIsSON 81 GRIFFITH,
Realtors.
Phone Ala. 100 S. Fourth st.
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FoRSALE BY oWNER--Extra we'll built
brick house OF rooms and glassed in
porch. Located in Fourth ward, two
blocks from car line near school. House
IL in perfect repair. viii make fine home
and IL we'll arranged for renting as two
apartments, Can be rented to yield
20 per cent. Large lot. fine shade, dou-
bic garage. will accept we'll located
building lot In Fourth ward as part
payment. Terms can be arranged. Phone
13S9-W
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WhsTBVuNp-paiiy
Train. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1.-The Scout. 1880 pm $3.50 pm.
No 3--CsliE Limited. l0:40 am i:l0 am
No. fargo Fast. 40 am HAS am
No. 9-The Navajo. 1910 am l:f0 am
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 29-El Paso Exp. 1910 pm
No. BEL Paso EXP. 1850 am
EAsTBOUND
No. 2-The Navajo. AIS pm 2;45 Pm
No. Calf. Limited $500 pm $40 UNI
No. g--S. T. Eight. 7:i5 pm $500 pm
No. i0--The Scout -. 1870 am 1850 an
FROM SOUTH.
No. zs--From FL Paso 6:3s pm
No. 30--From FL Paxo 1900 am
No. 80 connects at Beien with No. 81
for Clovis. Pecoa Valley. Kansas City and
Gulf Coast.
from Clovis and points east and south
No. 20 connects at Rslen with No II
Of Clovis.
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.LEVERETT-ZAPF & co,
REALTORS.

CLOSE IN HIGHLANDS ON
NORTH WALTER STREET
Good five room brick, bath,
closets, screened front and back
porches. stone foundation, base
ment, gas; lot 5Ox142 feet, all
fenced, lawn, sidewalks. out
buildings, east front; all on very
easy payments.
EXTRA WELL BUILT HOME
Five rooms, bath, porch, hot air
furnace, garage, lot 75x142 feet,
all fenced. Nicely located in
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Can
be bought at cost on GOOD
TERMS. WHY PAY RENT.
BUY THIS TODAY. Its vacant.
Owner has left town. It's a good
home.
NOTICE, YOU SHOPMAN
If you want a BANG-UP six
room brick, stone foundation,
fine large porches garage, large
lot with shade trees, lawn, side
walks, etc, located nicely IN
low JANUS w NV Idll " SEQ lIllSs
IT'S PRICED TO SELL TO-
DAY.
We Are Exclusive Agents on Ali
Above Homes.
Several furnished and unfur-
nlshed houses to rent.
DO not forget that we are gen.
eral agents for all of UNIVER-
SITY HEIGHTS.
Live above the smoke and dust.
Enjoy the beautiful sun ups and
sun sets.
If you cannot move up there at
once pick your lot now. No bet
ter place for SAVING AC-
COUNT, You will never miss
$1,000 down and $1,000 per.
We're selling EN- daily.
Let's tell you all about our
BUDGET PLAN and build you a
home. r
Second Street and Gold Avenue.
Phone $40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
FOR sALE--Five hundred shares Of City
Electric Railway. below par. DR.. x.
L. Hust. N. T. Armijo building.

USE VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINT.
Roof Koter; Roof Cement. stops leaks,
Mohair top dressing; Plymouth Cottage
Paint: valspar Enamels, for automobiles;
Homestead Floor Paint. satisfaction
assured. Thos. II. Releher Leather Co.
anS West Central phone 1881.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
A KEEN HOME

Located in the very best resi-
dental section of the Fourth
ward; contains seven rooms;
steam heat; servants room;
laundry room; hardwood floors
throughout; shades and draperies
included; good electrical fix
lures; good walks and lawn;
large double garage. This is one
of the finest homes in Albu-
querque and can be bought at
real bargain, with exceptionally
good terms. A look will con-
vince you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
CARPENTERINC

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PETTIFoRD-THE ODD JOB MAN.
Any kind Of work Phone 1871.
WANTBD--odd Jobs carpentering, paint
ing and roof repairing. Phone 1456-R.
FOR HOUSE OR ROOF PAINTING;
first-class work: reasonable prices.
Genrge T. Brown. 1920 South Broadway,
BEFORE BUILDING or having your
house repaired. call 354-W; our figures
may interest you; no job TOO large or too
small.