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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

Mad 'ary, ably zachovali kid al
re zahajil vyjednavanl Sc vse-
mi politickymi stranami, ably
pfispely k zachovani rise. V
tGze dobe dochazelo jiz We Vi
dni k demonstracim proti Via
de, podnecovanIm rissko-ne-
meckymi agitatory, kterl I'VE
devSe o nachazejici kapltulaci
RakCusko- Uherska, chteli Jeste
+ y poslenlch okamziclch zne-l
mozniti odpadnuti Rakouska
cd Nemecka.
Vecer prijeli do Schoenbrun
nu n6kteri clenov6 generalniho
Stabu ieho chef. ARR cisari
oznamil: Slovanske pluky ma
Piave odeprely poslusnost, O.
pou5t6ii frontu "a "a mimi
nasleduji pluky dolnorakou~
sk6.
Fronta ma Piave byla ztra
cena.
"Tak tedy sriceni Rakouska
pocina" = lomil Karel ruka-
ma, kdyz lita propukla v
plac. "A prdVe, kyz jsem chtel
rozluku cd Nemecka, kdyz
chtel isem Cechy a JihosloVa-
ny upokoiiti! Revoluce, Revo-
luce vSade zene sc kolem. =
: Chci prece Stesti vsech sVych
, narodu" ~ opakoVal toho dne
opet a opet.
: X tomu 'stesti" narodu byl
, Y noel z uterka Ma stredu 30.
' flina ucinen posledni jeste po-
kus, zmocniti Sc bramou mocl
: V Ceehach, Chorvatsku i u
: hrach op6t {. k. vlady. Pokus
: vsak upln6 ztroskotal. V Pra-
: ze vojensky velitel, polni mar
: salek Kestranek, jenz chte! "a
: spoluuGasti mad arskeho vol
ska vyhlasiti diktaturu, uplne
Y iak znamo pohorel, a podobnt
: skoncily snahy Pestl 4 Ia
{ hrebe. NeCer toho dne clsal
a liz neiikal: "Chci piece stest
: vsech svych narodu - nybrz
"Cht6l isem =. ~
: Bylo po habsburske monar
= Chi.
II Vykopal i hrob jeho pred
l. chudce ma rune, vasniVy ne
: pritel SloVaau a ZvlaSte na
! Ceehu, FrantiSek Josef, jedel
Il z puyodcu svetove valky, vedl'
c nehoz byl karel lenom typen
i slabocha a pouhou politicko'
t. figurou. We dnech yelikeh'
/ nebezpecenstvi, hrozlclho leh
/ trunu rodu, doprosoval $
Y tento slaboeh pomocne ruk,
4 prave Il Cechll SliboVal
r. prosil nadarmo. Stolete kflv
l. dy, kterynli jeho rod zazname
nal sVoii vladu ma veky Y kro
u nice vlasti nasi, poji Sc k Jeh
" osobnosti iako k jeho dedlc
I ienz praTe chvili, kdyby by
e. byval prayym muzem, moi
n lazem ukonciti svetoVou walk
~ - zastaviti vrazdeni lidstva-
y q byio by no vdecnostl vzpt
ei Davaje Sc vsak oyladati III
sto ably vladl, jsa poslusen G
III saIe ViIema nedbal do poslef
III III chyile vystrah ami skutecnt
zy I'll q kdyz uadeSla poslednl K;
e rastrota, tt ienonl Shy a pla
e. znacily jeho duseyni ubohost
a slahost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

"Filatelista". Y Brne byl do
paden a zatcen padelaten ruz-
nych druhu postovnlch zna-
mex. Jest to akademicky malif
Karl Truppe, pochazejici q Ko
rutan. Jiz po dlouhou dobu "a
byVal Sc "opravou' poSkoze-
nych znamek, V cemz mu zna-
menite prospivaly jednak jeho
umelecke schopnosti, iednab
dlouholeta studia. zvlaste stu.
dium chemie, zvlastni od nehe
vynalezeny roztok gumy, ja-
koz ! styky jeho S majiteli sta.
rych zasob papiru. Afera tate
zpdsobi asi rozruch mezi fila
telisty stredni Evropy, pone
vadz Truppe udrzoval cile ob
cnodnl spojenl S Ra kouske1n Z
Nemeckem a vedle toho i s He
landskem q Relpii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
Prokop Vavrinek:
POSLEDNI CHVELE PANOVANl
KARLA E4ABSBURSkEHO.
CASOVA VZPOMINkA.

rozhodnutim WiIsonovym. ably
zahaieno bylo oddelene ledna
nj 0 mir $ dohodou, Zpusoblla
BerIine nejtisnivejSl DOZEN. CT
saf harel spinal ruce a roZci-
len chodil salonem, kdyz sly
sci, re V Berline korunni rada
rokoVala abdikaci cisare vi
lena. Pravil rozruSen: "To
ie dobfe, lie jsem sebou pri-
veil manzelku a deti . Jedlo-
We. Nebyly by tam jiz asi V
bezpeci.'
"Velitenstvo, to je Velka
chyba,' - prohlasil Andrassy
Ito zpusobi Uhrach ma
ramn6 neprizniVy DOZEN - S
Uhrami muze Vase Velicen-
stvo prece pocitati vzdy pro
VsechnN pfIp4uy
"Co tim ehcete fici, hrabe?
Wy neco tajlte
"Velicenstvo, nechci znepo-
kojovati, ale -"
'Prosim, domluVte -"
"Myslim, ze Y Berline sesa-
di Jeho Nelicenstvo clsafe vi
LENA - a iestlize Cechoslova-
ci a Jihoslovane budou chtiti
samostatnost. zbudou Vasemu
VeIicenstvu prece vzdycky je.
ste Uhry -
PRO Boha, to by byl konet
monarchie, zalomil rukam;
/, cisar a dal Sc do place.
: Pul hodiny 30 te rokoval hr
! Andrassy karolyim, jenz vel
| mi ostre mluvil prot dVorn
e kamarille vykladal podmin
: ky, ia .iakych mini Uhracl
: udrzeti poradek, kdyz Rakou
Y sko dvur nebudou Sc plest
n do uherskych zalezitostl.
Y pondell 28. rijna priial cl
!. sar hrab6te Clama- Martinict
4 puvernGra ma Cerne Hore a "a
n dill So nim, co pociti $ Mantle
e stem Narodni rady iihosloVan
i ske nezayislosti jihoslovan
! ekeho ,statu 4 mali rise setrva
! ii dale po boku Nemecka.
: "VelicenstNo, nota presldel
/ tn WilsonoVi zaslana nam zne
a moznuje dalli spolecnou cest
: Nemeckem. Byla osudno
y chybou a nasledky odneseme,
Il mlnil Clam MARITIME. Y prl
), behu dalsi pohnute dcbaty |
J vadeI cisai., ze nebylo jineh
} vyhnuti k udrzeni monarchi'
: nezli upokojiti nejak Cechy
Il jizni Slovany, ze jeste muz
i nastati obrat, kdyz Sc piavsk
y fronta udrzl do pfistich dni
j. kdy mozno ocekaFati, ze Men
J. ci pTestanou ustupoyatl pre-
e Francouzi a Anglitany. Je
i jestli Nenci uskutecni tn $40
r novou frontu Cd Holandska n
il Verdun-Ryn ;.
= Ale toho dne byli Nemci V
Z zeni zpet 0 40 kilometru
a stupoyali jako ve dnech pre-
q chazejicich cd Solesmes |
$ Cateau ,1zasnon rvchlosti, d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
PREKAzENE USKUTECNENf DOBREHO PREDSEVZETI ANEB
ROZPOVIDANY "ZAHRADNIk".


ceni nemilosrdne Francouzl a
jich spoienci. -
Dopoledne prazske mistodr-
zitelstvi telefonovalo, ze "v
Cechach nadchazi vSeobecne
pozdvizeni Cechu = v Praze
pred redakcemi ceskych listu
ze demonstrate Sc proti Wade
ZadaIo "a radu, jak po-
tlaCiti pripadnou revoltu
mali byti pouzito mad arske-
ho vojska?"
Lammasch nev6del 81 rady.
Usiloval prave mluviti telefo-
nicky S banem V Zahrebe, lee
spoieni bylo 2 politickych prl-
Gin preruSeno. L PeSti hlasily
telegramy telefon, re lid, We
den zaloznimi dustojnlky, ta-
hne k budinskemu hradu, pro-
volavaje neodvislost Uherska.
CisaT byl zdrcen, VSechen
sVui zajem obracel k Pesti,
kde vidensky dvur obaval Sc
veci netusenych. \ Polnl pod
mar$alek LukasiG. obrance Do
berda, byl ma rychlo vyslan do
Pe8ti, aby pripadne i rukou ma
silnou potlacil nepokoie.
O pul 3. hodine odpoledne
bylo eisaii sdeleno, re Pesti
doSlo k protivalecnym proje-
vlm, ze vojsko Y Pe5ti NyzValo
bezdratovou telegraph armadu
ma Piave, aby zastayila boje =
Temer soucasne oznamovalo
prazske mistodrzitelstVi, re \
Praze, Plzni a We vsech vetsich
ceskych m6stech prevzaly Via
: du narodni vybory a re deli sc
vsady manifestace pro republl-
, ku ceskoslovenskou. Ze ga.
hreba dosla zprava, re chor
vatsky ban prohlasil neodvis
. lost ChorVatSk
Cisar priiimal vzrusuiici ty
| zpravy zoufale rozechven. CT
: sarovna Iita, rovnez nesmlrnt
. rozrusena, naleha'a stale II;
: ministerskeho pfedsedu Lam
i masche, co poclti?
Cas- letel, kazda chvilka by
+ la osudnou. Po z. hodine sVo
:, laI cisar korunni radu Schoe,
j. brunnu. PriSli Lammasch, An
: drassy, Berchtold, chef gene
T. ralniho Stabu ARR, prime La
+ dvik Windisgraetz admira
l. Holub. Rokovani netrvalo al
dlouho. Nejdele mIuvil che
I generalniho stabu. Nyhada
; &c IA Piave po prulomu Angli
Il canu mozno ocekaVati zhrou
II ceni cele fronty Y nekollka II
: dnech, nell hodinach. Angl
/ ckc q italske silly jdon nezad,
l. zitelne ku predu - na rakol
o ske nelze iiz spolehnouti.
g, Cisar Karel neustaval lomi
a rukama a byl srozumen, alb
e bylo ekamzite zahajeno pr
g me vyiednavani Q mir Anne
!, rikou, Anglii a Francil. Ste;
4 Sc premahaje Ike konci porad
q dal Sc do place, kdyz podep
n sovai protokol. Byl 81 vedol
II stejne jake ostatni, re nades
Ia konec armady =
Vybidnut choti, ktera no al
J. na chvili neopoustela, spoj
u Sc cisar V DodyeCer telefonic /
i arciknlzetenl JoAetem F
4e sti, abv zvedel, co Sc tam dej
r Arciknize sd2loval ze vvzv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

Vybidnut choti, ktera no AMI
IA chvili neopoustela, spoil
Sc cisar V DodyeCer telefonicky
5 arciknlzete,n Joaetem Pc
sti, aby zvedel, co Sc tam deje
Arciknize sd4lovaI, ze VIVA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
B 776, care
The Dispatch.

CHEVROLET go touring. yef, GOOD ron.
alton. 3ZVO a L. !AlsI. 1870. ives,
Broad.
COLE AERO EIGHr-Now on sis,J.
West Grace Street
DODGE TOURING. 1870. good condition.
run 1000 miles. Phone MaalsDn $50
DODGE. S-PASSE&GEk 1871. unusually
good condition ihfolshgut H0u.eF,,J
al.
DODGE COUPE E1ce'i.n, man. r,,,
cord tire. on wire wheels. hu!nv,ys ,,,n,
and rear $3.50 cash.
foRD SEDAN BODY-Good buy ~ ,ico
cash.
A. MEYERS soHs.
,.si East Cary street
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

for TAE KiCnMOND TIMES-DiS-
PATCH daily morning edition Will
EVENING DISPATCH The rates
kNen herewith cover morning and
eSening service In ali instances. With
me exception OF TIL j. SU DAY
separately.
Schedule Of Wan, Ad ..a.
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25c. set solid
Sio word sunday. minimum
sSc. set sulid,
consecutive insertions. In
Guiding sunday. &c word
consecutive insertions. In
GLIDING Sunday. Ice word.
inEertions.J
Display Type.
- me !arEes. -'po ~. AIilteo In Tue
smallest space IL when l2-oo.nt-
type au ma! be set Is one inch. The
rate for this .ArSe type 10 cents
Word dAi.S anu - cents WORD sun
DAY. he same scale OF reductions
Will apply Tor regular WANT Ads.
eharSed Tor at tue res uiai word rAts
'-e6timnted words TO the line.
Longer term rates for DusintAS Al
HriIsers on request
Advertisements received as late As
10 a. NJ and 10 p. 81. each week daJ
classification n: the next EDITION.
iNDENED FOR aUICh
REFERENCE.
Use the Telephone-Call uandoIph l.
Ask for Want Ad Tinker.
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DRAPERiES mad" 10 order rhone
boulevard ci37.W. Mrs chapp.u
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Nd Hates Ehte You Combined Circulation the Papers
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteti-lia.c

WaNTED--A man To night stew
ara Apply Steward. Jefferson Hotel.
wANTED--At once on dairy farm
single or married white man. good milk
"r. Apply n person on barns farm on
the Creighton Road.
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SnlcsnIcn and Agent.

wanted 10 sell on commission a
new pattern Name killer. backed b. d
guarantee. and for Magic rubber repair.
Men. it's money-naacr. See 81. r.
Fisher. General Agent. 2di5 West Broad
Street
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STENOGRArHEN-W extra stcno-
Graphic ~orn Copy wurA preferred
tai Madison :Si5. 7.5 Eaat Main
street.
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In MelnOriam
Funeral Directors
Mourning Orders Dyed.

Orders received before Q j. M. returned
same day Addison Cleaning Co.. nos
81 south Elm Street Boulevard OIL or
Boulevard Ga.
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SPlLi.lSG-Dicd, at her residence, 2soa
'Groy" Avenue. Mrs. Louisa r. Spillins,
IN the 13rd year 81 her age. Funeral
service from the house Thursday morn
INK at II u'clock
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SALESMAN WANTED.

y Y
vacancy cN!sis with q nationally
shown overall house. established SO years
ahd now Undergoing Rapid expansion. The
Stat" oi Virginia awaits assignment to the
right man. Experienced overall salesman
preferred. We will consider only .ppl..
canis who are now proving their worth
and who viii appreciate connection with
sonhh' reliable corporation and who
past ANA present sales per FOR finances
Please state age. Correspondence regard
81 confidential. Address l. -. care The
Dispatch.
SAl.ESMl.N to CAL on grocery. butcher
drug. general stores with house hold
redemption plan swe"pin. country with
bIy success. every dealer needs II: little
effort required 1" sell. 400 commission
on every sal: resident territory. Merit
Household corp. l22 Flith Avenue. New
York.
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Hclp-AiaIe or Female 8

I.kk wanted. male Or female u J56.
are The DiSpatCh
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ST ENOGKApuER--E years eIpcri
rncc .ap!d. accurate neat. desires pJ,i.
ton. i'nprrary wOrA accepted. Mad!so.
ilOU..I
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care The Dispatch.
has many clerical posi-
tons TO Nil IN the departments at Wash
inEto ENamina ton November. Good
salary. Experience unn, cessary Full
Particulars sent free about positions.
Examinations. Write Columbia School
civil Service. go fopo building. Wash
inE;on. II. G..
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Situations wantcd-Fcn,a,, .u

LILA y Mis- anu curtains To wash b.
wh.te party Madison 950w.
BOOK EEL fK-roung lady. experienced
IN bookkeeping and typ.wrtti desires
10 subHtit "" ar t~n- position part OF
time. Can furnish reference BOX u
got. care The Dispatch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
RESCUE WORKERS
F IND No TRACE
Of MANS BODY
Is the Only One of the AZ
Jackson Mine Victims
Who Has Not Been
Found; Continue Search.

Jackson, Calf. Sept. 21.--Res-
cue workers were today unable
to find any trace of the body Of
William Fessel, the only one of
the forty-seven Argonaut mine
victims whose body remains in
the mine. Officials first directed
the rescue crew in removing rock
and dirt from cave-in upon
the 1880 foot level where it was
thought Fessers body would be
found. This was the resting
place of the other bodies re-
moved earlier. Later in the day
the crew began exploring the
Muldoon shaft from below.
Officials were inclined to be-
lieve that when Fessel's body is
recovered some further word of
the miners fight to ward off
death will be found. Fessel is
the author of the miners last
message.
The message Fessel left was
smudged upon the slate wall of
the drift, with the flame of his
carbide miners lamp, thus:
80 o'clock.
"Gas getting.
bad.
"Fessel."
Written underneath was:
"4:00, $3.50"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
EAST AND WEST NET
STARS MEET TODAY

New York, Sept. 21,-Tennis
stars of the east and west, both
men and women tomorrow will
start a two-day tournament at the
West Side club, Forest Hills, to set
tie the question OF sectional SUI
premacy of the net for this year
Those deemed the most able rae
queters of both coasts will partici-
pate.
r. Norris williams OF Boston
will be in charge of the eastern
contingent consisting besides him
self, of Mrs. Molla B. Mallory,
womans national champion, Vim
cent Richards, Watson M. Wash
burn and William r. Tilden, ma
tional champion.
On the Pacific coast team. in
charge of William NJ. Johnston, OF
San Francisco, will be Miss Mary
K. Browne, of Los Angeles; the
Kinsey brothers Of San Francisco
and Willis f. Davis of San Fran
cisco. 49,
On the first days program are
two singles matches between men,
and one singles match between
one doubles match between men and
one singles match between wom-
en-; Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Browne.
Only men will participate in the
two singles and one doubles matcqh
Of Saturday, including that between
Tilden and Johnston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
MILK FREE FROM
INFECTION, STATES
HEALTH Department

The health department yester-
day gave the following announce
ment:
Milk at present sold in the city
is free from any suspicion of in
lection of typhoid fever"
The announcement was made
after the department had made re-
peated tests and had checked and
'Iechecked the results.
Thirty-three cases of typhoid
fever have been reported in the city
since August 4. OF this number,
many cases have been brought
here for treatment and other cases
have developed from infection re-
ceived before coming here, the
health department states.
people are warned" the depart
ment says, sin purchasing ripe
fruit and vegetables from peddlers
or wagons, to demand to see the
health certificate Of the vendor
The health department is requiring
that all food handlers get these GER
tificates before engaging in the
handling or sale of foodstuffs."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
INDIANS DANCE
IN Z AT T HALL
FOR ROTAREANS

A genuine Indian dance, which
the program committee dubbed the
calico dance" for want OF better
name, was given by five Isletans
before the Rotary club members at
their luncheon at Taft hall yester-
day.
Two women and two young boys
in their gay native clothes, danced
several numbers to the aCcompani-
lment Of an old man. a picturesque
figure, who beat the tom-tom. The
entertainment was a novel one much
enjoyed by the club members.
|. In keeping with the Indian at
mosphere was the talk which was
given on the tourist attractions of
New Mexico by Miss Ethel Hickey,
Of the Koshare Tours. She praised
the state for its climate and scenic
ATTRACTIONS, it's history, romance
and opportunity for contact with an
entirely different people.
MANY a traveller has declared
that the more spectacular Indian
dances such as the Shalako and the
snake dance cannot be equalled in
any land for grace of motion and
beauty of costuming," said Miss
Hickey What New Mexico great
ly needs is advertising and i'm
proved road conditions"
The speaker concluded her talk
with a plea for the establishment
of national park in the northern
part of the state. This park would
be an added attraction which could
he advertised she said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
BOTH HOUSES Of
CONGRESS WILL
ADJOURN TODAY
Members Are to Be Re-
leased for Election Cam
paign and Home Affairs,
Probably Until Nov. 10.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Final
touches were given in congress to-
day to last moment legislation and
leaders predicted adjournment sine
die some time tomorrow afternoon,
releasing members for the election
campaign and home affairs until
the prospective call by President
Harding for a special session about
November Is.
The deficiency appropriation bill
tonight was the only important
bill on the republican leaders pro-
gram for passage before adjourn
ment This bill was passed today
by the senate, and after the con-
feeres report tomorrow the ad-
journment gavels are due to fall.
President Harding was expected
to attend the closing hour of con-
gress, to sign the deficiency meas
ure and other papers.
Postponement of action on two
other important bills before the
senate, the administrative meas
ure to loan 100000 to Liberia
and the Dyer anti-lynching bill,
to be certain.
Opponents Of the anti-lynching
bill late today in the senate won
the first skirmish after one of the
most involved and lively prelimi-
nary snarls in years when they
headed off for several hours a
speech by Senator Shortridge, re-
California, in favor of the
measure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
HORN Of PLENTY
IS SPILLED At
c. Of {. EXHIBIT
Splendid Showing of Farm
Produce From the Valley;
Women'S and ChiIdren'S
Work Shown.

Luscious looking fruits, as per-
feet as any state ever produced,
vegetables of all kinds, grains,
and jars of preserved foods that
bespeak housewifely pride, are
all arranged for the city folks
to admire at the chamber OF
commerce parlors where the
Rernalillo county produce ex-
hibit and boys and girls club
show will be held today and
tomorrow. The few specimens
to be seen from the streets are
sure to draw large crowds of
skeptical home gardeners.
There is on exhibit, for in
stance, watermelon that weighs
forty-nine pounds which was
grown by ]. p. Wilson in the
valley. There are other large
green striped specimens resemb-
ling watermelons but which are
citrons for preserving. There is
also a guinea bean a yard long
to be eaten like a squash. Ger
man prunes and banana musk
melons are other curiosities.
Apples show up splendidlY
uillcllo lilt 6tdSoll . tiOD VI
fruits. One farmer of Corrales
shows fifteen varieties grown on
one small ranch. There are
twenty-three varieties of grapes
on exhibit, IS we'll. Bartlett
pears, Alberta peaches and canta-
loupes are among the other
fruits shown.
The exhibit of the canned
fruits and vegetables and the
home made dresses of the
women is held in the county club
room on the second floor of the
building. Prizes will be offered
for the best collections of home
preserved foods and for the best
dress made for less than So. The
sewing work of the girls clubs
of the county is shown upon the
walls Of the room, towels, under
clothes, dresses and bags made
by the children during the sum-
mer are on exhibit. On Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock the
girls of the Armijo sewing club
will give a public demonstration
of drafting patterns and cutting
out garments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
MILLION FRANC GATE
AT CARPENTER
FIGHT is PREDICTED

Paris, Sept. 81 (by the Asso-
ciated Press) A million franc
gate will be received for the first
time in the history of boxing in
France Saturday afternoon when
Georges Carpenter, the heavy
weight champion of Europe, APP
pears at the Buffalo Nelodrome
to face the undefeated Senegalese,
Battling" Sikh.
Although Carpenter has not
performed before his countrymen
since the fight with Dick Smith
at the cirque on July 10, 1919,
and despite his defeat by Jack
Dempsey, his popularity with the
general public is such that at
tendance and gate receipts records
have been broken by the advance
sale. More than half a million
francs for the reserved section
has already been turned in while
unreserved seats for like amount
are certain to be filled. Forty
thousand or more persons are ex-
pected to be in the arena.
All expect to see the French idol
win inside of six rounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
CIRCUS POSTERS
SPOIL BUILDING;
ZOO ATTACHED

Among the big small boys who
eagerly followed the circus parade
to the big tent yesterday afternoon
was Noise Gutierrez. Noise had a
pass" in his pocket, n pass that
would not only let him in, but that
would entitle him to an elephant
or a span of horses for q souvenir.
He was going to enjoy that circus.
The pass" which he carried was
an official document of the state,
attachment papers against the cir
Gus, which he served for Pearce c.
Rodey. The suit brought by Mr.,
Rodey was for $500 damages al
legged to have been done to build
ing of his by the big circus sign
posters. Mr.. Gutierrez as deputy
sheriff was authorized to take
away with him any property of
the circus worth $500. He
thought seriously of taking an ele-
plant.
Circus officials, however, were
ready to atone for the damage
which Mr.. Rodey claimed had been
done to his building at Third street
and Gold avenue by the bill post
ers. They offered to make a set
tlement for repairs and so it was
that the entire string of elephants
was able to march in chain gang
about the big arena last night.