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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
LOUDEN ELECTED HEAD
OF SPANISH WAR VETS

KOKOMO. June 13.-(By A p
william NJ. Louden. OF Blooming
ton. was elected department COM
mAnder and Michigan City was
chosen as the 1928 convention city
at the closing session OF the annual
encampment or the Indiana depart
,snent. United Spanish War Veterans.
here Tuesday evening. Evansville
lost the next encampment when G..
" Yerberry retiring commander.
broke tie by voting for Michigan
city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
DIES FROM LoCKJAw

PRINCETON. June Ia MrS
Charles Season. died Tuesday a. heI
home neSf here OF lockjaw. result
ing from blood poison which devel-
oped IN a fracture OF her arm SUI
fered in a fall from q wagon several
days ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
CONFIRM NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Jne 13.-Nomina-
tons OF Meyer Lissner and Rear Ad-
miral William &. Benson. retired for
reappointment as members o. the
shipping board were confirmed by
the senate late Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14

lie studded Il with sweet-fiowering
fountains and traced il with long
winding streams;
He planted il with deep Swallowed
forests and filled them with song.
Then He called unto a thousand peo-
pies and summoned the bravest
among them.
They came from the ends OF the
earth, each bearing a gift and a
nope
The glow Ok adventure was in their
I eyes and IN their hearts the glory
Of hope.
And out Of the bounty of earth and
the labor Of men. out OF the long
ing of hearts and the prayer OF
souls. out OF the memory OF ages
and hopes of the world.
God fashioned a nation in love.
blessed II with a purpose sublime
and called II
AMERICA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
ADMITS JACKSON MURDER
America

God built Him a
c o Min ent Of
glory and filled
with treasures
untold,
He carpeted II
" { h soft-roll-
ing prairies and
c o | i IN n Q q II
with numbering
mountains:
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
G. 0. P. DETERMINED
TO PASS BONUS BILL

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Fob. is-
Tho soldier bonus situation had SIM
mered down today prcccptibly follow
ing the first reaction from President
HardinKs suRgestion that the ad-
1uSted compensation be financed by n
sales tax or that tho enactment OF tho
legislation bo postponed. There WAS,
however. no apparent slackcning of
tho determination OF Republican house
leaders TO pas, tho measure at this
session. Majority members OF tho house
ways and means committee, were
called to meet Monday to tackle the
whole problem again. They wcrc OK
pected to pass upon legislation provis-
Ions OF the measure before going into
tho question OF, ways and means OF
raising funds.
Proponents OF snlcs tax aeemed
confident that tho Republican commit.
tccmcn would decide on this form o4
taxation TO raise tho approximately
$500. 100000 necessary to cover the cash
payments as now provided for in the
measure. 1t was certain however that
tho sales tax would not bc voted Ia
without u sharp fight It was said that
any sale, tax adopted Would not be .
general ono. a manufacturers tax sim.
liar TO that proposed by Senator SmooA
Republican of Utah WAS rejected b1
tho senate during consideration OF the
tax revision bill was one OF the suEs
Ecstions advanced. 1t WAS claimed that
this tax at n rate OF ] per cont would
raise tho amount of money required.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
City Night
School Notes

There has just been organized at
Central high school class in In
dustrial arithmetic and English. This
class is designed for those who feeel
the need Of additional work along
these lines. 1t is elementary in its
nature but very practical in its appl1-
cations.
The class in public speaking under
the instruction of DR.. w. e. Bell, is as
suming large proportions. The class Is
not only enjoying itself, but is deriving
some very practical training by means
OF debates and extemporaneous talks.
There is room for few more in the
class.
Practically one hundred women are
enrolled in the seven classes in mil
linery and dressmaklng. This is
very material advance over the en-
rollment OF last semester.
Since the removal of, A. 3. Henne-
bolds class from Centennial high
school to hs own garage on Main
street, Mr.. Spangler is able to accom-
modate a few more students in his
class at Centennial.
a beginning automobile class will be
organized at the Pioneer garage in
Bessemer as soon as there arc fifteen
men to enroll. The class will be taught
by Verne Whited.
A beginning Spanish class has Just
been organized at the steel works ~
with South American Standard In
charge. The main purpose of the class
Will be to develop vocabulary and
learn to use the Spanish language In
an elementary way In office and com.
mercial work where such becomes
necessary.
There has been some call for an aft.
ernoon class in drawing and shop
mathematics by the men of the steaA
works. If there nre twelve or morA
men to enroll for twelve weel<B
period. the class will be organised and
will meet from 400 to $50 twice 1
week
The new class IN tire repair and
vulcanizinR at Whites Tire shop. 2a6
west Eighth, is getting well under way,
In the near future 1t will be possible
for not only members Of the class but
for outsiders to buy second hand ras
paired tires for very nearly the cost d
materials. There is room for aboun
two moro in the class.
After March I. tho starting. fghtin1
and ignition classes will meet at In,s
blum's new place OF business. go south
Main street. These classes have been
held on Fifteenth street. The recent
purchase Of the White Auto garage b1
rmblum will nccessitate tho moving of
these classes to the White garage
This will provide moro room and
equipment and will be very satisfaotS
ory to all concerned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
! LEGAL NOTICES
RIpS ASKED

BY Board OF Directors OF Booth Or
chard Grove Ditch company until
y. IN. Friday, February 24th, 1922. for
construction OF temporary hcadgsts
for The Booth-orchard Grove Ditch.
Plans may be -ceu at tho office of
Edward +. Rizer, Civil Engineer, ti5
Central Block. Pueblo, Colo. The
Board reserves tho right TO reject any
or all bids
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
FOR SALE 2
uNTNP. CITY REAL ESTATE

SACRIFICE-Two lots. 1870 feet;
water and curhing on East Evans ave-
nuc between Lake and Madison. $3.50
cash. can arrange terms on balance.
Inquire at IS Block u.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
HOSE!

A shrowd young advertisep
or ladies' hose,
Who was little wiser
Than his foes,
Evolved an ad:
Twas not half-hsd.
A girl. short skirts. n great display %
hose
He headed II. What Every Woman
Shows."-waysIdo Tales.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

LET US sell your used car for you
Used Car Clearing House department
Pueblo Motor Sales Co. SIT North
Main street. Phone Tn2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR SALE-Five-room partly mod
crn house: close In. Phone 3t5-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
FOR RENT
BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED to board and care tot
so,n, ono convalescing; will give pleas
ant front room, modern home. phone
fq3S-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

wANTED-F'ive respectable colorci
vorlstur men to eat two meals daily.
Inauirr at 1928 W Eighteenth ST.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR SALE OR TRADE-one Ford
truck: will trade for Ford touring or
roadster. e0e Lake Avenue
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
bc per line each insertion.
counting stx average words to the line.
oaah payment with order on or prv.
sentation Of bill.
This rate 10 fiat, regardless Of the mum.
Der Of lines used or the number sf
repetitions Of any ID
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

JOHNSON Auto Top Shop located
at 7l2 Court. Phone JaSs-N.w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR SAJk.-Two brand now s2x<
Kelly Springfield fabric tires. stiil in
wrapping. cheap. See Amick. Chief
tain office.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

WANTED with wagon and
team on ranch. Write Il. 5. SnoWden'
Stone city. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

BUY direct from owner. Just the
thing for young couple. Small bunEa-
low. used I months. 81 500. good terms.
Call after y. m. Sunday. 1912 T.. Eth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

MAN to tako charge OF vuleanirinS
and tire repair department. falr VOL,
umo OF business guaranteed. sloo WlI'
handle. Apply Pueblo Motor Sales Co.
SIS y. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
wASTED-HI-Ir-NALE

MAN to takc charge ~ Battery
Shop: completely equipped, Wct cs
ia biishcd business. small lnNestih,nt y,
r.ouircd. Pueblo Motor sales Co, N1
y. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

To MAKE 500 monthly mailing cir
e,srs. complete instructions 2oc. Var
qua supply company. SCI oliVef s'''
Cincinnati, ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

wANTrp-Thrco single men. age Il
to "a, travel with manager large ch,
.d' SEQ Mir. Cage. Main hotel. ! 10
and Z to Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

BOYS can make goo money selling
The Chicftair on s-feets every NOR
49, start at onr. Call at Chicftain
offie. FOR eith.. Mr. Fuller or MI
ruGhcs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
AND LOOK HERE!!~

IT have a vacant lots lsox2co
fenced with foot wire fence, iron
posts in concrete. Fancy iron gates
''on front. Water and sewer to foun-
"dation where house burned. Poul-
try housn 12x4O with 12x13 sleeping
shack. all Ruberoid roofed. . runs
''e0x60. wfre fenced on iron posts:
"l20xto in new seeding alfalfa. 500
'V'vcrbcaring Strawberries. rhubarb
'and heater. radiators. etc, which
went thru fire but can DO put in
shape at small expense Lot of
things like drill press and drills.
garden tools. good Jack screws,
bolts. etc A plenty, wonderful
place to build = houser or q good
apartment house. Some contractor
should have this Clear.
Green (owncr) 81 Opera Bh.
AND ALSO HAVE THESE
$40 acres north OF Lolita. Crowley
county. No improvements. Good wheat
land. Clear.
1850 acres IL miles north of ordway:
small house. fenced. good wei, fine
watcr with Is shares Box Springs
water stock or no stock. Fine pump
ing proposition. Lots sheet water.
Clear.
$50 acres South Lincoln county: no
improvements. This is bit rough but
will price 1t accordingly. Clear.
nrcop fowpor, IT no.-, p,ork
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

A PERMANENT POSITION is open
70 two ambitious homes, men who wiso
TO better their position In life, with q,
rapld-growing company. iou VII VII
no.i.ion \, YOU make rooS. Apply Al
oncs AZ 70. Central Block. Pueblo. Colo
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FLUFFY fiot Cakes. Delicious cor
Rocsawsy cafe. 5lo North Santa Fe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
wNNTIp-NGFNTS
AND Statesmen

GOOD commission to hur,lers; an,ns
.sIier. Apply l0ss W, 3rd. can '-'
r m, or to . a. IN. Room NO. n
wA%Tt,D AGENTS OR SALES
NE% rrst class zalcpmau on
commission basis. none but tho hish
est class need apply. Address l'-'''
Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

$50 HOFFMAN gas boiler, $40. Ma
lorcy, 3l0 s. Union Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR satisfactory cleaning anu
pressing Try Bcssemcr Cleaners fnone
lnS7-M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR RENT-Modern furnished
apartment. w. j. Cowhick. 120
Central BLOCK. Phone 7<2-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

STRICTLY modern apartment, new
ly decorated; heat. plano, close in. III
Greenwood.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20

FOR SALE-One Dodge touring car.
in good condition. $500. Big Six Gar
age. Phone 65o-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-20
W. F. CAMERON

P,onc sis-w. 500 y. Santa Fs Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
HOPE TO OCCUPY
NEW ALvARADO
BY AUGUST FIRST
Rapid Progress on klc-
tel Addition; Land
scape Contract Let

10 Il now expected that the nd-
dition to the Alvarudo hotel car be
completed and furnished ~ a. 10
be rendy for use by August 1. nc
cording 10 NJ. l.. Benjamin. one Of
the managers Of the Harvey system
who has been here for several days
inspecting work connected with
the new building.
We cannot say definitely that
the addition will be completed w
August L." Mr.. benjamin said to-
day, hut we hope and expect that
" viii he We have ordered tho
furnitur" delivered Immediately 40
ne 10 De ready TO furnish the build
Ing Immediately on IT. completion.
Very good progress il bcing made"
Mr.. Benjamin said today that
the contract had been let for the
landscape gardening which VIII
prove one OF the most attractive
feature OF the new Installation The
grounds will be- surrounded by a
low wall and n gardening plan In.
harmony with the general archi-
tecturnl plan OF the buildings has
been approved.
The lobby OF the new hatef win
extend completely nerosa the build
Ing from east to west and will be
the last OF the now work to be-
completed. Considerable repair
and renovation work will be done
~ the upper floors of the old
building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

The Ohrisiian Endeavor soclsty
or ~. Hnul's English Lutheran
church held a moonlight frollc al
hiHhlnnf Dark on Tuesday even
INA. haHeshmeufs were served al
the hons Of the Misses Petersen.
~ sovn Waiter street. following
ths soclH period
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where they will make an extended
visit u relatives.
Cash Ramey. George Houk, A.
Nv, HockenhulL and Tom Lucaa
went TO the Pecos river North Of
Fort sumner for a fishing trip ihia
week.
r. D Boyle and family Of Fur
well. Tex. spent several days here
the FIRST of the week al the home
OF j. W Boyle. Mr.. boyle l. cdl-
tor OF the state Line Tribune az
Farwell.
Miss Violet Kyker Of Farwell.
Tex, visited Mius Blanche Hoddoll
sunday. IN route TO Albuquefuue.
whete she viii attend the Unlscr-
eityruis summer.
Narry party motored 20 the
prairk this week fuf a picnic In
honof OF Miss Elizabeth Walker.
who u the attractive house guest
Of Mrs. John Barry. Those who
enjoyed the affair we're Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ~. Duckworth. Mr.. and
Nrs John Bnrry DIR. and Mrs. "a.
"a. Miller. Missos Mary Elizabeth
Walker and Naunon Nabla. Mesars.
Tom Helm and Daniel Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs David G. White left
this week for an extended visit In
Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The pupiis In Mrs G. W. Har-
rison's class Of the Christian sun
day school enjoyed n picnic trip TO
Hereford "Wednesday.
3. \. Jones returned last week
from n trip 20 th. east and n visit
with relatives In Kentucky. HE
wife and daughters will remain for
a longer visit.
Mise Fannie Stone OF Clovis, and
Mrs. Lester Stone OF Amarillo. left
last week for n pleasure trip to
California. where they expect 10 re-
main for some time.
Robert Stone and father of
Clovis, and Lester stone OF ANA
rillo will leave the latter part Of
june for the mountains around
Las Vegas. for a camping trip,
Miss LEILA Kendall. owner OF tho
Kendall Dry Goods company, loft
Tuesday FOR Esiancia. whore she
will visit her brother and other rel
atives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Chlidera and
left last week for an over
land trip to Corslcnna. Tex. whore
they win visit with relatives.
Guy Taylor. at present employed
Smith and Hyattn'. has been Of
a g>1d position with Black
burn Brothers Mt Amarillo.
The iunioe department of tho
Baptist sunday school enjoyed n
old fashioned picnic about
five miles south OF Clovis Tuesday
evening. Six nurses from the Bap-
list hospital were guests OF the
crowd. C-haperones yer the de-
superintendent. Mrs. w.
II. Harris. and the Junior depart
ment teachers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

chemist, tmaie). July AZ chemical
engineer, June ~; associate chemi-
cal engineer, June %: assistant
radio engineer, July II. radio OPP
orator. July. ia; Illustrations IA
rlatnnt. July Is: INSTRUMENT MAX
era. August 81.
The examinations In which som
petitors are assembled for nrhoiaa-
tlats. with the dates uf the cxam-
nations. follow: civil service
examiner. Junior grade. July 8:
junior Agricultural economist. July
|s5s linotype machinist. 1uiy O.: apti-
cal computcr, July &; junior tele-
phone operator. July s; nesirtanf
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ers. associate chemists aud assist
ant chemists. are rated emily on
education, training and experiences.
No group examination for these
Jobs e held. hut applications for
examination can be made az any
time.
Examinations Of the non-na-
sembled types. for which dates be-
fore which applications must DO
'1i~c. are specified. follow High
way bridge engineer. June "a;
horticultural, July 3; junior nem-
ntuiuKiHf. July y. tnxicoloNlEt. July
3: ~associntc to~xicologist. July 3: at-
nistnn nj toxlcoloRist, July 3. organic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
Dates Announced
For E~xaminat;ons
For Civil Service

Starting with June "a ana running
Through July ~. a number Of clvli
service examinations viii be Tlycn
Under supervision ~ :. "a. Busch.
local civil service secretary. u was
announced last week.
Applicants for poslfiona an re-
r~nnrtrnction aides, assistant mar
heting specialists. di%etitians, print-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

The ladies Aid society OF ~.
fania Ehgi.sh lnthefan cfrorrh
OF Mr. Noiqunriz, 2o1 Norfi,
Fourteenth street. "wednesday az
ternoon. Nwhen sewing was started
Tor the slocai Bureaa OF Charity,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
SULPHUR CLEARS
AP|MPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When
Your Skin Breaks Out

Any breaking out OF tho skin on
face. neck arms or body N over
come quickest by applying Men
tho-Suiphur. The pimples 10
dry right up and 60 away. declares
q ndtcd skin specialist.
Nothing has evcr been found 90
take the place OF sulphur as n PIN
pie remover. II Is harmless and
inexpensive. Just ask any druggiat
for q small jar OF Rowles Mentho-
Sulphur and use II like cold cream
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makers 70 the place. Punch was
rcfved during the evening and the
dancing to the music Of Mrs. soel.a'
orrherira was INDUCED In until q
late hour.
TEA IN HONOR
OF BRIDE ELECT
Mrs. lohE j. Tiarnep enter-
tnined delightfully."- yesterday after
noon at her attractive new HONS,
2ib south Eighth street, In honor
Hot Min Genevieve 1rlernay. uuF-
den flowers OF the tones OF orchid
md yellow were used artistlcally
about the rooms. Mrs. TierDay. la
gown OF orgnndy and taffota In
pcach shade. and Miss Tisrney In
canton crepe OF orchid shade. were
lianieted by Mrs. Tom Danahy. Mra.
Agnes Averyt. sfra. Harry Walter
and Mrs. PeRue. Mrs. Martin Tier
ncy and MIR. j. E. 1iernev OF
shreveport. la. presided NJ tho tea
table and were assisted In the serV-
Ing Of the guests by Misses 1raco.
Stortx. Name Tierney. Alexandria
Vaughcy and Bunny Tompkinr. who
wore oolorfui summer frorks.
More than eighty guests called
between the hour Of land g.
CLOVIS NEWS NOTES
Mrs. w. L. Price was hostess al
q delightful auction bridge party
Thursday afternoon An enthuH-
lastlc series OF m were played,
than a delicious salad course was
Mechanics \. NJ Malone. Frank
Dice. Arvil Campbell. Dalton Reed.
Frances Mayhall. w. c. zerwer.
Hnmlin overrtreet, Scott Mcdowen
George Roberts. {. ~. Worreli,
churies Shannon and Harry MIL
Ter.
Mrs. Dalton Reed entertained
tho Thursday Auction club last
week, and Mesdmes W. l.. Price.
scott Mcdowell and Miss Mary
Elizabeth walker we're guests.
Andrew Crane and family. FOR
mer residents OF Clovis passed
through the city "Wednesday from
Texas where they have been visit
Ing relatives. They were en- route
10 California where they expect
to locate.
Harran DeLozier newly appoin-
ted postmaster at Texlco left
TucAday for Albuquerque to take
a special training course. lie viii
take over tho office at Texico Ia
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard swaney.
after a short trip to points In
Texas returned 20 Clovis Wodness
dag morning.
Mrs. c. s. Melton and son Ho-
well will be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Howell for two weeks. hnv-
lng come from their home IN Fort
sumner last week.
Raymond Mcdaniel ana Blanche
b. Booth OF Farweil. Texas were
married In Clovis June .. the Rev.
G. W. Poston, pastor OF the Chris
tan church officiating, The we'd
dinR was very quiet and a COM
piete surprise TO the parents and
friends Of the young couple. They
VIII make their homo In Farweii.
Mrs. william White OF Russell
Vile. Arkansas " visiting her par
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell.
Joe Staliings u in Portales this
week. auditing the books OF the
Potato CrowerH' association
Of Roosevelt county.
Mrs. A. w. Sknrdn and sons
been the guests OF Mrs.
skarda's mother and her sister.
Mrs. Carl Galloway. In Ameriilo.
Kent Hunt has returned from
Texas. where he attended
The state University the past ternt
Mrs. j. 49,. westerfseld and
lnuGhters. Mrsry Jane and Cecilia.
eff Monday morning for Kentucky. I
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Blinn Buys Pharmacy
From Former Partner

a change IN the ownership OF tho
Alsnrado Pharmacy al 2O1 South
FIRST street was effected last week,
when John E Blinn bought she
si"r" from william r. Bauer. who
las owned Il since February.
Prior 10 last February. Bauer
ana blinn owned the store In part
hersnip. but AZ that time Rlinn
SOLD MS interest to Bauer. Biinn IL
low tesumlng entire ownership OF
the store. He stated yesterday that
ne was planning making some
changes N possibly e~nlargIng the
pharmacy, but had nothing definite
10 In this line as yet.
You viii find IL in our Classi-
lied columns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

|, editor. snns. 2ii radio inspsofer.
June ~ and July ~; Junior aid
July ~ and September q; Juuiof
aecesrtsrt. Jnir 10: scuiet ac-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
BUSINESS oo2i2E
HAVE PARTY

The Students OF the Albuquerque
business college entertained their
friends ON friday oeening with a
dance Al the pavilion In Tiieras
canyons Several cars and a couple
OF trucks conveyed the merry