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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
Fer Rent-Rooms with Board

For Rent-Rooms with Board
MEALS with pTvate ramiiy, No sick. S21
%orth Fourth
FOR RENT-Rooms With board. 21S
south broadway.
FOR RENT-Good room ana BOARD also
garage 41G South Arno.
Table BOARD, single meals served;
home cooking 312 North Tenth
FOR RENr--Canvas sloep-ng porch, with
board $40 week. 1907 East Central
FOR RENT -- turnace-ncated front
room with garage IL desired. 1907 East
Central.
NICELY furoishedroom with board Pri-
vate family: no sick. 1927 Forester.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room win
first class table board. 10 South Arno
1227-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room withsleep-
ing porch; first class board. 4l0 East
Central
ROOM with or without board, in private
family; splendid food, reasonable rates,
12o6 East Gold.
For RBNT-Large furnished room with
table board rates for two people. 2l7
South Fourth.
ROOM AND BOARD, large front room
with separate beds, all convenlences
81 South Broadway
iJAMESON's RANCH-IGeaI location for
healthscekers; few reservations now
available. Phone 223S-J.
T II RENT-Room ana sleeping porch.
With board FOR convalescents; gen:le-
men only; private home. Phone 2l4S-W.
SPECIAL delightful room and porch in
furnace heated home, for lady conVa-
1ya. Tflg
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WANTED--Position

w HlN y ootNkohI
WASHING AND IRONING to take
home. Phone 1851.
WANTED-Washing ana ironing to take
home. 105 East Coal phone 150j-W.
WANTED--Washlng ironing or cleaning.
Mrs. Garcia, 1900 block, West New
York
ASSISTANT bookkeeper wants position,
young man; good health. Address ID.
e. M. L., care Journal.
POSITION WANTED-By pharmacist,
over fifteen years experience Al ref
erences. Address Box III, care Journal.
WE AUDIT. CHECK, OPEN, CLOSE and
keep books. WILLIAMS & HANG,
room s, Melni building. Phone 701-W.
CAPABLE WOMAN wants light house,
keeping work or CLEANING; must so
home nights. Phone 1656-W. .
WANTED-Outdoor employment in the
vicinity of Albuquerque, desired by
young man. Can furnish best of refer
ences Address Box 213. care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
WANTED--Rooms

WANTED---Three unfurnished or fur
nshed rooms and sleeping porch. for
housekeeping; quote price. Address A.
H., care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
FOR RENT--Apartments

~S~N--~o~S~-~-~S~~~-~~-~ ~-~~~N~S~-~-~D>~-~-~~~-~>
FOR RENT--Two-room apartment. S2S
South Third.
FOR RENT-Three-r modern fur
nished apartment, 6t5 South Broad
way.
FOR RENT-New four-room furnished
apartment; steam heat. 1902 South
Arno. Inquire 1904.
FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping; no sick. 42S West
Iron.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. for
light housekeeping; adults; no Sick.
724 South Second. -------------------
FOR RENT-Two-room apartment far
housekeeping, completei very reason
able. 22Olb West Gold,
FOR RENT--Four furnished rooms with
bath, two large porches, cheap. Phone
1901. 220 North Walnut.
FOR RENT-Three rooms and canVassed
in sleeping porch completely furnished
for housekeeping. 4l9 West Marquette.
FOR RENT-smalI furnished and large
unfurnished apartment hot water and
steam heat. 1915 West Roma, phone
490-W.
FOR RENT-IwI and threc-room fur
nished apartments, hot and I'D wattr
and steam heat; light and telephone paid.
421 South Broadway. -----------------
FOR RENT-Two rooms, two clothes
closets large pantry. bath adjoining,
completely furnished for housekeeping
desirable location. SIS West Coal.
FOR RENT Nice, modern, close-in
seven-room apartment, with furnace
heat, long term tenant desired, $50 per
month, All South Third, phone ll5l-M.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments, con-
venient TO sanatoriums, four rooms,
bath, glassed-In sleeping porches gas on
East Central car line. Cal 1891 East
Central or w. II. McMillion, 206 West
mid Cr nh 1ET5-M
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold lucket monogram Z. l.. b,
mothers picture inside. Valued as a
gift. Return to Miss Brown, Journal
Office. Reward.
LOST-Lady's octagon-shape wrist watch,
yellow gold, Old English &C" on back;
finder please notify Dorothy Bowman.
phone 9S5-J, or call at 517 West Roma;
reward.
LOST--Lewellyn setter, male, one white
one black ear; black spot at base of
tail; nleked front leg: wore colllr;
Answers to name of Rex; return to i03
North Second, or call 757: reward.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
FOR SALE-Real Estate
TINE CARDS

I
Train, Arrive. Depart.
No. THE Scout. -. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. 3-Calit Limited. tU:3O am II 100 am
No. Fargo Fast. so am 1920 am
No. 9-The Navajo. 1885 am 100 am
soUTHBOuNp.
Nc. 29-El Paso EXP 1910 pm
No. 27-El Paso EXP li:i0 am
EASTBOUND.
No. 2--The Navajo, 2:10 pm 2:4O pm
No. I-Calf Limited. 90 pm $40 pm
No SIS. F. Eight. 7:25 pm $40 pm
No, l0-The Scout. 7:20 am 1850 am
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
REST- LOCATION
A BARGAIN

If taken at once, a business
piece Of property at 219 West
Silver ave. now renting for
$57 per month, VIII accept
cash or vacant lots or automo-
bile as first payment; balance
in annual payments of $500
at S per cent, Price $4,250.0O.
Can 1871 for Information.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27

FROM SUI H.
No. 2S-FrOm El Paso 35 pm
No s0--From El Pase 700 am
No. 80 connects at relen with No. 70
for Clovis, Pecas Valtev. 6ens City and
G Coast
No. 20 connect. at Belen with No. 81
from Clovis and points east and south
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
THAT RANCH

You have been looking for, Old
Town Boulevard. twenty-five acres
Six room house. garage, fruit
alfalfa, or will sell nine acres
cultivated land without home
p. O. Box 1856, Old Town. Phones
2417 RI or 24S.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
FOR SALE---Furniture
PERSONAL

CHILDRENs HAIR CUT at their homes,
35c; ladies' shampoo, mems hair cut
and shaves at their home. by Perkins
Brothers, phone 1s67-R
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneous


FOR Miscellaneous
- -. -,---[,-,--,-- .----s7--> 80
FOR SALE - "sorEum' nay Phone
2iO2-R5, ----
FOR SALE-Flne piano. cheap. ol'
West Roma. !
FOR SALE-Stoel cot and mattress. -oI
South Walter.
TRY BODDY'S MILK, BEST IN TOWN. |
Phone 241S-R4.
ron NT-F-I{eaIf7fUI pIayer piauo. yery |
sweet toned Phone go.
ron -sAtE-cbeap- Moore heater fire |
keenar 11o7 North 'rwrIfth
-, :, r, s,-,,,,.., ,,,,t., ,,,,o dron
iasves go io1o VirrinIa bopievard,
;,,-71,r,l,,.,,z.z- -,
Den Eh Fos! ueIT,elso mere, az ~ a, u''''
% egc per n-ou ull- ! llo..e 80 VI. -
FOR sALE-Corn FODDER ~ per TON
Ehone zlV'-i'-l, l.ooe'I =. DlelA.
WOMAN's Exchange. Y.W.C.A for home
cooked goods. fancy work SATURDAYS
FOR SNLE-NatIonal Cash Register at
Weller d benjamin, 2l2 West Central.
T701 SALE Majestic range cbean, first /
ria,s condition, w, J. Foster, 100
Harvard.
FOP gATT5-I}cd Star oil range ICoIy
rood Lahv rarriape good as new, 51q
vdrtb ggp 1sieysrfb GaTy fi,' ''s' s0'U do '''"'
I7ET TT77717I-g II07IF-W1DE CGKE-B1
lin6s phnna 1i03.T Mrs Chas
yyaaqlev Goa north second
-11, 1,z-z, =, -, - 7is o1d
4H o. "a ,,'tth e,lr, ,,Io,ys Hardware
r,,,1art,,,,ont ~, t[nr,o, G. e.
,--,
JuSI hHCEt y ~ Il Iatse t,,t, SoHs,s ',ien1 nten
or piho45' zoe 2,,le me Pouhu, PG,o Ho0e'' Mac
Pl.e- s--" tl!i ', sst >-e'-e. -. -
FOR sAI,h-CoIiee urn, holeI lanss'
eash register tables' chaIrs anu CUu"V-
ers. star fuhlture 20" phone 4og- w,
FOR sALE-Fresh buttermilk and cot
FOR sALE-PURE WHOLE MILK
with all the cream, delivered to you as
It comes from the cows. HICKS DAIRY
and Pond piano basc-burner, kitchen
cabinet; other household articles also
turkeys and chickens
F0p SAT E7--C,ro small Mandy lee IucI-
bator' e0.egr capacftv: also one alfalfa
orttar ord o1a grain grinder Phone
16So-t POS North Ano.
SOFT SPOTS-HeeI and arch cushions
prevent fallen insteps; cures all foot
troubles. 81, Plantar Arch Supports. Thos.
F. KeIeher Leather Co. 4oS West Central.
,;525- cIf i7--T;rosI -orn-frG 00rk. whole
or half hoe; half will average about
seventy pounds; l6c pound W, D.
| Hicks phone $50, j. {. Penney STORE.
| THE MAGAZINE SHOP. 1O5 South Ce-
dar. is prepared to handle yearly sub
scriptons on all leading magazines Your
9raep WIN 1,I,, reeve p Ippa,in 5p,ip' IE7S-W
! ~ eiteo = y ~ q :
| ASBESIOS ROOf fAtS go,
GOOD for all kinds Of roofs "a - per eI,'tr gair
Ion The Manzano 20 Nv Ill. ,,r
| walnut. pnone 1874 D. lty ,,,,Sln,, TI'nt up
80 - -------------
NOD e,rr-14,,o h,,rdred shares NJ city
m % I,i,,'a haioyy Dr r.
E,gctIlc hss,lWay, .',,,5,n.
L. hcSt' N l. Arhi'o "u''u''e'
|
FOR sALE-Hotel range s,rSa butchers 6los .,ats Ice
candy stoves, candy slabs, tray wagon,
work table, Ford truck 16-lnch electric
| fans and miscellaneous Items CoL'eBe
Inn. ----------
| FOR SALE-Breeze Brackets, an at
tachment to make Ford lower wind
shield adjustable. Post prepaid 500
Agents wanted everywhere, good mon
| ey maker. A. b. Buckstatt' L'hco'"'
NeoI.
| FOR SALE OR TRADE-Make cash Of
fer, or will trade for late model Ford
| in good condition for Electric Butter
fine condition. J. B, Klplng, Roswell
y AZ W. ---.-.-,-------,
| FOR SALE-New wire, two thirty-roa
Oft 10
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-New SO s. &
W. Special nickel plated revolver.
Phone 2362-W.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
WANTED-Houses

WE CAN SELL that house for you. List
It with McMilion & Wood, 206 W,
cola
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-On watches, dla-
:nonds. guns and everything valuable
Mr.. b. Marcus, 21S South First.
$4,000 TO LOAN at per cent, on Inn
proved city real estate, in one or TWO
loans, Address postoffice box 6S CITY,
MONEY TO LOAN IN diamonds, watches
and gold jewery; liberal reliable. con-
fdential, Gottlieb Jewery Co, 1O5 N, ISL
CONFIDENTIAL loans on 1ewery. dia-
monds watches, Liberty bonds. pianos
automobiles. Lowest rates. HOFFMAN B
lit South First. Bonded 10 tn" state.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27

FOR SALE-Seven young Ancona laying
hens. 14l1 South Edith.
FOR sALE-Laying hens and pulets,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
Male and Female.

WaIP NnU FFNlNFt,
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Offers splendid courses to young
men and women in day and evening
classes. and assists its graduates and
students In securing positions. First-class
equipment and instructors. Satisfaction
guaranteed Opposite CITY Hall.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27

RESERVATIONS may now be had at st.
Johns sanatorium tEpiscopaD: rates
s17 80 to S25 per week; includes private
room with sleeping porch connected to
bath and toilet; medical care. medicines,
ereral nursing; excellent meals, tray
service; no extras. All rooms have steam
heat hot and cold running water. Rev.
w. II. Zleger. Superintendent. Phone
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-27
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS--All makes overhauled
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter IN
change, phone sp3.J. 122 South Fourn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
n Case OF Bad Faith

HNE OF the most remarkable aspects OF
~ The Shipping Boards liquor mess is
that the confession Of governmental boot
Logging on the seven seas came as a reyela-
ton 10 the American people. 1t is possible
that the public. or large section thereof.
might have been charitable enough--if there
were no evidence to the c0n,rary--to credit
the board with good faith; that u.s. to sup
pose that the board had said nothing about
It's liquor business merely because ii believed
the public 10 he already informed Abund-
ant evidence TO the contrary. however. has
been brough, TO light. II is nov difficult
10 escape the conclusion tina, Chairman
Lasker and his board maintained silence
for the deliberate purpose of deception.
From the temperance board OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church has come batch
of correspondence which seems TO- establish
a case of bad faith agans, the shipping
Roard TWO letters from d. F. Brundage.
who al the time was advertising manager of
the board. constitute the main body of this
CORES pondencc. He was replyiug to in
quries concerning advertisements announc-
ing the sale OF choice wines and liquors
aboard vessels of the United States Mail
Lane. His letters, il is stated. were written
at the direction of Chairman Lasker And
ir sum, they proclaimed OH behalf OF the
shipping Board "A consistent and thorough
going prohibition policy Said Mr. Brund-
age: II have never known liquor 10 be sold
oh Shipping Board vessels. and do know
that the sale of liquor on these vessels
would be absolutely contrary to the policy
OF the Shipping Board and the instructions
That the Shipping Board has given the opera
tors"
Chairman Laskers statement that backed
by an opinion from his counsel. he had never
ordered the dscontinuance OF liquor sales
contrasts most impressively with this de-
claraiion from his office seven or eight
months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
GROUND BROKEN TODAY
FOR NEW DORMITORY
Public Invited TO Informal Exercises
mt Presbyterian Trimming school
In GInler park.

Ground wi, be broken today at
10 o'clock for the now dormitory
and dining hall OF the General AS
scmbly's Training School for Lay
Workers at BROOK Road and West
wood ANAnuc. Informal exercises
Will take place at that hour and the
public is invitcd. The FIRST ground
Will he broken by Alexander Philips
Burrcss and Mabel Cotesworth Bur
rcss. gra ndchildrcn Of the late Rev
a. l.. Phillips. ID. D. who was tho
virtual founder OF the school, ana by
Miss Louise Moore. youngest daugh
ter of DIR. w. W. Moore. who was
most largely instrumental in securing
the school for Richmond.
Tho two buildings are the first OF n
complete unit already planned for
the school, and will cost I'm the neigh
borhood of S325, 600. Or. T.. r. Nc
Fadcn Will take charge Of the school
as its president the first OF July.
preaching his last sermon as pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church on
Sunday night June az. This train
ing school. while located near the
Union Theological Seminary and fos-
tered largely by it, is II separate Or
ganization. having been chartered by
the state. II is expected by its
friends that in the course OF few
years the school will have plant
worth 100000 and a student body
Of 800 TO GOO students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
The Press Beats the Dutch

M lLlTANcf on the part OF the newspa-
Az per correspondents has carried the dav
~ Inc Hague. The Dutch Foreign Minister
mas capitulated, and the conference has been
saved from very noticeable black eye"
arrangements Tor the admission OF the small
army OF news writer's were Yesterday for
mally announced by authority OF NJ van
karnebeek, who had the day before indi-
Gated mat the correspondents would be
d"hIed the privilege OF seeing and hea ring
Tor themselves What was gained tcmpo-
'arily by sheer assertiveness THURSDAY was
made secure yesterday by official acouics.
ccnce.
The twenty or more nations represented
by the conference writer's have reason IN
Tee! new sense of pride in the character
OF that Representations The whole civilized
world may we'll feel treasured BY the stub
born and successful insisrencc upon fund.
amehtal right Of the press. Prospects for
successful conference far from brilliant
al the best. would have been darkcned per-
ceptibiy II the purpose to exclude CORE
spondents had been maintained. BY stand
me upon the solid ground OF their manifest
rights, by making it plain that there would
be no peace in the Peace Palace so long as
they were kept on the outside the prcss
representatives have broken down tho ex
,raordinary opposition OF the Dutch Foraicn
Office.
u should be noted that NJ van Karne-
peek was practically alone in his stand
VISITING delegations recognized the validity
OIL me correspondents claim TO admission
hn' were a~turally reserved in the face OF
opposition on the part OF the entertaining
government. Happily, the Dutch Foreign
Ohce has receded from an ndefcnsible no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
z OF 81 APPLICANTS
PASS DENTAL EXAMS
lnterncs Appointed to State
Hospitals at williamsburg.
Staunlon and Marion.

Twenty-Five of the thirty-onc ap-
plicnnts who took tho examination
before the state Dental Examining
Board this wccN, were successful. ac-
cordinE to announcement made last
night after the members Of thc board
rad completed Inspection OF the pa
pers. Dental iut.rncr were appoint
ed 10 the State hospitals 81 Williams
burg. Staurton and Marion
The successful applicants We're.
w, l.. Greasy. Newport News: Miss
Title Lyons. Roanoke; r. l.. Rugr.
Madison. w. w. White. Norfolk H. l..
Watts. Amherst: II. y Woodbridge,
Richmond; g. g. Woolridgc l;lch-
mond: u, II. Common. Johnson cay.
Tenn; Miss T.. marguerite Curmlns.
Petersburg w. II. Doub. KiShiun'.d;
-. W. Bolcn. GaiaX: Miss Constance.
o. lfallcr. Wythcvillc: X. H. Knapp.
GalaN: NJ. Is. Lacy. South Boston: Ii.
J.. Warren. Portsmouth. ]. \. Haiie-.
Wythevillc; J. q. Rutherford, Staru-
ton: 6. +. Green. Surry; I. w.
Humphrey. West Point: f. NJ. NJ eI-
lin. Zebuon; D. s. Detwiler. Hcru-
do
The mining board Is composed
OF Dr. II. ". Campbell. OF Suffolk
president: Dr. John y. sim, Fred
crick sburE. secretary: DR.. j. l.. Wal
Ter. Norfolk: Or G. Z. Harper Dan
VILE: Dr. II. l.. Smith. Charlottcs-
VILE. and Or. j. NJ. Lewis. OF Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
KIWANIANS TO LEAVE
SUNDAY FOR TORONTO
Local Delegation VIII Board IPresi-
dents Spccial1 ut Baltimore.
Reach Canada Monday.

Richmon kiwanians to the inter
national convention at Toronto next
week Will leave this city tomorrow
morning at 1l:55 o'clock for Balti-
moro, where they will board the
Presidents Special" carrying the
International president, Harry T..
karr. Among the delegation from
Richmond Will be Frank q. Louthan,
secretary of the local kiwanians. and
George f. Hoppe. a director: Clar-
cncc wyatt. Jr.. DIR. W. Il. Massey
and DR.. G. Il. Pearson.
All delegates from the Capital
District, composed OF the States of
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia.
and the District of Columbia, will
travel on the special I<iwanis train.
arriving In Toronto June 10. Thou
sands OF delegates from the United
States and Canada will attend the
our-day convention. Preparations
have been made for activities that
will NIL every minute of the stay In
the Canadian city.
No special arrangements have been
made for tho return OF the delegates,
and number OF the Richmond dele
CATION Will stop off in several OF
the larger cities on the raturn trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Mrr. Thomn, rrc,,,, rr,,,,.

Funeral services for Mrs Thomas
lresion TriSS. widow OF Thomas
preston TriEg. OF Abingdon. who died
az the home OF her daughter. Mrs
fhii!p Il. Roper. Walnut Hll. Peters
burg. Thursday night. were conducted
yesterday afternoon from tn. home
OF Mrs. Roper. Burial services Will
be held at Abingdon today.
MTS. !riIE. who was Miss Bette
white daughter OF the late " y. g
hitc. Of Abingdon. is survived by
seven childrcn. James Grccnway
TrigE. William White TrIgg, 7. Pros
ton TrtgG and Miss Leila Leo TrigE.
or Abingdon; Mrs. Philip II. Roper
and Mrs Bernard :. Symc. OF Pc
tcrSburE. and Miss Jean Grecnway
TriSE. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
News Of Fifty Years Ago

'From the Richmond Dispatch June II. lS72)
Manchester Lodge No. II, a. T.. & 4. NJ. ha 8
elected the following officers: J. II. Craig
master: Alexander Fitzgerald. senior warden
y. G. Gibbs. junior warden; w. T.. Gary treas
urcr; r. II. Bcazley. secretary. The othor
officers Will be appointed by the new master
The Presbyterian Sunday School Union OF
this city has held it's annual meeting at
which there were reports showing that the
average attendance OF Sunday school scholars
for the year in tho union OF seven schools
90. The contributions totaled sI57333
Three mission schools organized during
the pact year.
Tine remains OF the Confederate dead brought
from Get, ysburg will be rcintcrrcd in Holly
wood day after tomorrow afternoon with mill
tary honors The First Virginia Regiment,
Virginia Volunteers. VIII have charge Of the
sacred ceremonies.
Rev. Or. lIose. will deliver his lecture Par
able Of the Fairy Tent" at GordonsvilIe to-
night.
". 7. Powell. manager OF the Richmond
'rhcater. has gone North to conclude engage
mcnts for his company for the next season.
Married, on the 18th instant. at the First
Baptist Church. by Rev. a. j. Dearborn. Miss
Emma J. Cartwright. daughter OF Robert
Cartwright, to Willie p. Gresham all OF this
city.
The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. have recommends that the
week from the nth TO the 18th OF August be
observed week of prayer FOR more work
crs in His vineyard and for His blessings upon
institutions OF learning"
Wheat harvesting Is in full blast all over
Virginia. and while the reports OF yield and
quality from eome sections are not good. as
a general rule. there will be n large and good
crop OF the grain this year.
General John B. Gordon. OF Georgia. OF
Gonaral Lees greatest lisutenants. has come
out for Greeley. ana advises all OF his former
fellow soldiers TO DO likewise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
QUESTION: md AnsNcrs

Brown Eyes and Blue Eycs-Is /, POSSIBLE
Tor parents who are both distinctly brown
eyed to have hluc-cycd children--T L. F.
Ahs"er-AN eyes arc brown. II there is
no pigment in the iris Ghe ring around the
pupD the individual Is called an alb,no II
there is very little brown pigment tho cvcs
are called blue" n little more pirn,cn,
gray" II still more. brown" The most
neopiy niGmcnted irses Civ" the Illusion oc
black" cyes. The wonder is that children so
FREQUENTLY do have eyes augmented about in
the sam" degree as their parents or not great
- unlike the eyes OF their parents II is no,
surprising that b!uc-cycd children are born
OF brown-eyeh parents. is often the case
All eyes arc blue at birth the augmentation not
taking place until the child is several weeks
Old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
DECLARES KU-KLUX
KHAN IS UNMASON|C
Has Neither Masonic Support
nor Sympathy, Massachusetts
Grand Master Asserts.
InN ANsoclated prcssl

BOSTON, June ia letter do
clarinE The ku-Kiux Khan an un-
Masonic organization. utterly with
out Masonic support or sympathy
has hecn sent TO all Masonic lodge.
OF the state hy Arthur r. Prince
grand master OF the Massachusetts
grand lodge.
The letter. made public here today.
says that as = grand lodge we would
take no interest in THIS organization.
nut Tor tn" claim made by it's officers
that It's membership Is. largely Ma
sonic and tina, II has Masonic an.
prevail and support"
This statement" Mr.. Princes LEI,
ter continues, lis absolutely false. ~
the Khan has no connection with and
neither docs 1, have tho supper, OF
any Masonic jur!.dic,ion."
Tn" avowed principles or tho Khan
Mr. Prince asserts "vinlnte Masonic
law AT every point. and II would be
impossible" for Inc to conceive or /.
Ma"on who could 40 far forget his
Masonic teachings rs to atiiliate win
an organization which advocates tax
ms the law into us own hands. con
demnlnG men and women In sn-ret
trials. and imposing the punishineu:
OF the whip, the tar bucket. or nm
lawful ban!shmcnt"
The letter. after asking how long
- viii be before tho law-ab!diny
people OF this Commonwealth visit
dire punishment upon those who for
GO, or fIout the Sovereignty OF tho
law" concludes with declaration
that no Masonic temple or apart
nents must be used for the Hans
purposes.