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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Omitted Press, via All America Cables)

LoNDRES, agosto 9-Una impre-
sion de hondo disgusto es acogida en-
esta capital contra la temeridad injus
tificada del gobierno frances, con ARE
glo ciertas aplicaciones del tratado
de Versailles en- 10 relative la implan
tacion de las mismas sobre la vsnta de
propiedades privadas.
El diario "The Times publica hoy
un despacho de su Corresponsal en- Ber
lin, en- ell cual Sc informa que un Comi
t6 tornado por altos funcionarios del
gobierno aleman Sc dirigen actualmen
te hacia Londres con objeto de expo
1!er al senior Lloyd George las irregula
ridades cometidos por Francia, ampa
randose en- los articulados de Versa
lies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
PROTEsTAN DE LA SENTEN-
CIA CONTRA LOS REVOLUCIO
NARIOS RUSOS

EsTocKoLMo, agosto 9.-El senior
Allsed, jefe de este gobierno, asi como
el sefior Branting, jefe del Gabinete
Sueco, han slevado una nota al gobier-
no de Moscu protestando de la senten
cia de muerte recaida sobre revolucio
narios socialistas de Russia.
La referida nota ha sido enviada por'
interntedio de la delegation del So
Wet que Sc halla en- Berlin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
LA SITUACION DE
CUBA PROGRESA

WASHINGTON, agosto Con ARE
glo a Ia nota Official entregada los pc
ri6dicos en- la Casa Blanca, la situaci6n
econ6mica de Cuba 'esta ofreciendo
perspectivas mas lisongeras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
UNA GRAN ASAMBLEA PARA
Ell DESARME INTERNA=
CIONAL

LoNDREsL PgOsto F.-se infOr1na
que ell dia 80 del mes actual Sc reuni-
r& en- esta capital la Sociedad de Ma
clones con el fin de discutir las bases
que presentan varias naciones prop6
sito del desarme international.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
LA GRAVEDAD DE NORTH
CLIFFE NO HA CAMBIADO

LONDRES, agosto 9.-La gravedad
de Lord Northc,iffe no han earnbiado
durante las iiltimas horas.
Ell enfermo continda en- un estado de
postracion completa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Ell PRESIDENTE Y Ell RECO-
NOCIMIENTO DE MEJICO

WASHINGTON, agosto 9-El presi-
dente Harding ha declarado esta tarde
que las negociaciones relativas al re-
conocimiento del gobierno mejicano es-
tan progresando atisfactoriamente.
Agreed que dprante estos tltimos
dias las negociaciones han tenido un
caracter muy halagiiefio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
OTRA NOTA DE
LA CASA BLANCA

WASHINGTON, agosto 9.-En La Ca
sa Blanca han declarado que juicio
dea presidente Harding Ell horizonte
SO presenta oscuro en- 10 que concierne
al arreglo de la huelga de mineros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
DRs. FERNANDEZ cARBALLo
Ilentistas-

-LCuClSLdS-
Sc compIacen en- participar al publ
co haber alberto nuevamente su con-
sultorio en- Ell Tobacco Palace, Tetuan
60, donde ofl'ecen sus servicios.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Ell PLAN PARA LA IN
CAUTAQON DE MlNAS|
Y EERROCARRILES
SERA SOMETIDO AL CONGRESO DE LOS ES-
TADOS UNIDOS LA SEMANA PROXIMA POR
Ell PRESIDENTE, Mr.. WARREN G. HARDING

La nota, sin embargo afiade que las
negociaciones, continuara pesar de
todo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
Pet Stock

DOGS.
AIREDALE PUPS FOR SALE-Out OF
dogs from the celebrated ooTang Ken
nels. Males t26. females SIS, pups are
four months old and viii be registered
In purchasers name. l.. T.. hirklry
Neusho, Mo.
BOSTON RULL puppies one blocl, West
Glenn station, ON sand Springs road. T..
r Hysel
COLLIE PUPPIES -Rsrislered. Uluo Mcrie
show dogs champion stoclL 2ii6 Il, Ad-
mirul.
EXTRA fine Fox Terrier puppies, Sit $.
Nautilus.
ENGLISH SETTER Purs. thoroughbrod.
Three months old. From real fold hunt
ers. sired hy Coles champion Guors
Pagan slb for female and 500 Tor male.
8s2l Hancock place, Kansas city, Mo.
FOR sALE--Ono pair Btagle hound pups.
nox iOi, Sapulpa.
For sALE--EnElish bull rup, Elk months
old; bargain II taken now. ". q.
tanks, Mounds. okla.
PEDlGREED airedala pup ana line guinea
pigs. cheap s5lb 4. Fourth place,
FOR sALE-redlgree female Alredalo
puppy. Usage li6,
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Personal Property
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS a.
ARTCRAFT Furniture Co, who Is he.
coming well known enterprise that
handles everything In furniture and
hardware. Under tho management OF
J. w. Fly Will open Monday. the Third,
with sale ~ linoleum and teNaleum
a. e5 cents per yard and congolenm at
75 cents per yard. Come early and
avoid the rush. l24 w. First. Cedar
1891
a FEW SINGER and other make sewing
machines, priced right, terms; machines
rented 81 month. Phone Cedar 1913.
A REAL HARGAfN-Two cotton mat.
tresses IN splendid condition; see them.
Osnge 456g.
AUCTiONEERs
I sell all your furniture at your residence;
don't give Il away, Hall, Osage ltAb,
4 FEW PIECES Of furniture left, at re-
dnced prices Phone 9767.
BEST SERVICE and material In windoy
shades and rods II you call Osage glgl'
BEST PRICES paid for used furniture
and stoves, We buy. trade or sell. Neal
CLEAN, 60-ib, felt mattress, So; sanitary
cot. good condition. So 6ls W. seventh.
Osage s754
CHlLD's IVORY CRIB and mattress.
Usage S3ts-R.
$3.50, wilton velvet, $3.50 Usage 260b.
~ y. Boston,
CALL Or, flowers Tor uphostering, retin.
ishing enumeling, Bowers Furniture
Hospital $ Cincinnati osage S006.
CALL Johnson for prices and collars on
window shades to measure. Usage 6O07,
$50 w Aimlral.
Call rs before you sell; the youngest
secondhand store In the city is In the
market Tor furniture and stoves
MANHATTAN FURNITURE co
Osare 575s II W. First
CALL Osags S6iO--No trouble 10 call and
give estimates on renovating mattresses.
Tulsa Mattress co.
DlNING-ROOM suite. baTgaIni sec aud be
convinced. Osage l6st.
d. T. TENNELY, upholsiering. iit W
EIGHT PIECE fumed oak dining-room
suite, {5O; administer rug 9xie, S3b: oak
dresser $3.50. ITO \, Phoenix
For sALE-One 2.holo duplex fireless
cooker, used one month one kitchen
table one l6-inch oscilatinE electric fan.
Phone Usage al3S.
FOR SALE-Fivo rooms ot furniture in.
Guiding piano. house may be rented.
Usage b6b4,
FOR SALE--lO0-lb. capacity refrigeratoT.
4oi $, Nanthus,
-FOUR SECTIONS Globe Wernicke oak
bookcase, ivory reed canopy-top GO
cart Browns and tax Administer rug.
9Nl2, very cheap, Usage 62ie,
FOR SALE--une McDougan Kitchen cabi-
lhono Osage ll55.R.
FoN SALE Queen Bee Kitchen range.
NJ. No. cheap Usage 4052-R.
FOR sALE--s2-ipeh davenport up6oi-
stored IN brown leather. $50, in good
condition, Call Qlage 92g9.
FOR bALE-Duof0'd one walnut porch
swing, i02a 5, Peoria 81. and Fourth.
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Employment



WE CAN use three men over a.. honest
neat appearing ana WILING to "ork' rN
Vorieuce not neccas-2y. ne We tr,'h },l.
sbtiiy. Il you yu sfe ate Interested lg your
future can a. ~ T.. I.etrlih' h""'"y'
'Hl. -loW" hplIi,HI'" Ni'''. .....--
wANrEp-five men from uo fonko on
ystsil salesmcn and window ifIuiurfs ip
.si = neNly inyen,'d eng .' ra,'.,,i 10y ~,
I," vtas,t,,,ss, t,,, ..t t,.i,,.s.getter
.i,Is '.VI Is .',t,t" to@"n .c,i, a. ,oty
ops storo a. s',b Nina In town psvIrs
is sold on easy term. on" .arty, ,'.i
nG ". ',.u ~, ., ttoo , ,g,,,ib
eaiT frnu. rba,.pf,Ub I,ru.ty. t.t.
rr,,y yo, g,,I ,'.tb t,...f ..,.t,f,t
Arry iu avn b,rdVtifirF ,ftIus nae
and extefIrn,r I.,fut.lr tfrrIiufies h.
ur.u vHu uutifl. hdarasa fUu. i1N
Al urvry DIt.
WgEbTutYff .sfIar 1f, rI.tt .y.,y aai-
br asIs.. FsIIr,r en- sla, p,onae u,i-
uoc,,safy. sor,rlo rro NiIasiop. Factory
WHY yDrK uDg. ..rtfI.gs y.t.-,rs
sar ,,ur avn r"DIs' a.. sto,y ,ou nov.
f.to ba.t .trI4Ira ,t,.,tbIor Tbns.
steel, President ta5 Main Richmond.
Va
,,,..rt.r g.,tt,pt,.s .,tr.,,.,
MAJ. Il,, ,'.uI, f.,, ,te .,,g .t,,t' ,r.
,.r,.,,',, - - ft,,.,' '.,
,... .,o bu..rs. oy. Di l,,ge.t
uaIe. o.. measure tailoring l,uso An the
country ttrri.I.ipg rI.b.t,ts say,,ia
squIumeuia Including BOO an wool
fabrics. uud runfHuto Hnaniuts n1tafar.
firus perfect Uf. host r.urEmarFIIp nr
nn aHIa Write for I'ra aud au ar.pa.
Fu-Irs 10 ba cont fIrn lam 81. 10 1900
for Wanb state whether ~ s.t sou
have experience in taElnE ordgrs for
men W'd'. r.. n'nFur, clothes " Nor.
tah' h'l's Monasnr b'N is3. Chicago,
''..' '..t'
W DAY bNNN f'1tt you Do nufo
arcuHs'ry lusiuors, uo Investment, no
,&I,I,el', u,,e,'' i'e a'l'saofI'H'
~ '.' '''''' ''4' ''' ''iN'"' NN.' 'h''"Eo'
SITUATIONS MASTrIt-uAIp 40
.s.ss.,,. 80,
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IOUNG MAN desires to drive car 20 Colo
RADIO Tor family, can furnish good refer
enccs. DsaEe 2glb-I
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RrAL ESTATE loans

WI ARE IN tho market for notes and
mortgages well secured. Fidelity In.
yestmcnt CO.. Security building. firs.
floor. Usage 1858.
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Property for Exchange

DANDY Ford touring car an fret pay
inent on cheap property. vacant lot or
acreage See or write McCart. IL w
Second.
= trio, including charging machine. Usage
1892 Mr. Young.
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WANTED BY woman, 30. WORK as cook.
leafn or ranch. ~ ". Haskell place.
apartment
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

a FINE pasture, water. grass, shade. clos
In, livestock wanted, Usage fb3y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

YOUNG MAN any Kind Ot Worki can
drive car Osage Sil4-R.
/ AN a NIGHT whTCHMAN-whet can
You give me? j. H. Pugh, Detroit
hotel.
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HAVE. YOU SEEN THE
NEW CHANDLER,
CALL osAGE 1900.
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xTRA.MATED farm team Tor sale. will
AFHde Tor good mllch cows. l. j. Phillips
nome Ellis street North Lombard. Cc-
1ur uuIu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

wONFNs white, one strap pumps nat
covered heels, 1850. TULSA Garment
FACTORY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
thoroughly experienced
advertising man yersed In
window trimming and
card writing. and special
sales plans Of all kinds
will be open for position
July Is.
ADDRESS BoX Csc. CARE WORLD
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Financial
nr.INrss OrrnRrrNIrIrs 90

-------------------------
rinanc'ai
BUSINESS oPfoRfuNiIlES -
GNDDtHY EItIs fut sale. can bH.s
a'oi .--.-.--.-.......
,.toing gig.,ri Esje, aos geenriiS
iuI"
,-,..,,,. i..,.. ,,...,., i..,.,,,i 10, Aus .,,,..
I,tl. ,.onsv ,n,ts, ttsw,rt
salss 'os sscurty rldg
.,,,tta.tt,V .,,.,,. 90, ..t. . hs,s.tn "a
81 ~ 'i1,gJ Wgs. c,,v sn
,.,...,,.,,,',, m, ",.,.,.,-,.
n' ""' ,. t,,,i,css teto.
n ol. ,tS s.o Anr,u,, tsi
NV. tastr, ,,rr. an
r,r do no, ,nawer uniess you mean
iu.Y,sa IryYfo stfIct tnvostRatlon
,llm.a rirt. Oka
oRGANTHfEG
1rp4uIge under 10 Business Trust form, no
Ttt.uu4I usuiiIty. mo foes. no reports ma
dglt.. ..lr common. preferred shares or
blUH.. aIw1sa maintain control. ouctpts
anywhere. my nina ~ business, al hd-
tpufaFrt ~ Incorporation. no had teh-
company, '.'fyih'nr ~ nlsn.a, reil,l.'
'lI" rr1l 'I avs "hl 'NNit I..lH'-ns
clerical Wufh hN Tor Alu0f 'f'u'tH ohu
,... .lf'I.,...,. ,.,..,..,.,,,, ,.,.,,.,.,.,t,p
'" '''tft .tCt uf.DG
''' .,',,, ',itr '
'N'' '''"', D, ~, 80 -..
rlgruuE Snow Nonopoly ~ live town
''. l'b'.''..h, l,'''' a., T..'' No. o'
t,''. t
w ,.,.,,,.,,...,-- ,....
...I - ','. ',,,. ;s.t
F.,,.f.a,.' i.,., rr'It, r,.su'to ~, r,ui.
a''r" ltas1 ',s,t,, Wv, S'.,
t Do nm g,,,. ft, It,.,dvy,v ueU
10y ~ '"' H'p"'. ''' ~ UNIV" ''''
-....---, ---------,,
if"l' INF wants VOCATION IN fmhH
in"n '.'' N"ili. ..-
UIaIAT ATUAfT. IHr sale, rent $50
month. cheap N taken on once iuv'st-
pbf., account sickness. Aaa o.. Third.
Erou. mu1IrF located tn n 1.-Two oil
town. and stock NJ groceries pwucrs got
rich. suup quick stewart Salca, i0s
Security UIdr.
SHOE fuup clears $500 monthly, $500
vlN handle. su'p quick stewart Sales.
s.rt .r,tra.rtrt. and Ipht lunch will
,,l, ar ,r t,nf.. I've room. i0 rcnr ~
iur.IItg fur,I.Isd can todav and work
n,I gl. f.r ,nurasIf G2G MnyboII nt
t,,.p rart entrance
-.,...,..# ,...... -,
81 '.,.'-. Iat t7frito can 3s,ge
81.
,,,,..,,i ,,..,,..7 ,...'-I-. ,.s ,.l..sr
"'.'" |.'-', 80, ~ ",''' 80 49, 80
,,.1u " gi'S r." 49, 10 s5a',5i
'E,,,n ~" K,n.,. CIV Mo-
r.. ,,-,,,,,,..,
y n,''H "aIooo 80 'h,'stt.s., sam
.ny'It, l'.l ,,,r. s,oWnft sal., "a. /,
40, .g.'..F,t ' pi5g
WILL. SELL on acconnt Of dcsth good
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AUTOMOBILE au.ra1fI,g. SO 600. iu
1--WE oI town. enjoying $4,000 por year
business. boat buy Iu state. stewart
Sales. tas s.-a;!'y H.3s
.ASNDhL wishing uuuuy. making urup.
osIiluu would 90 we'll tu iuvDstlgtfs
this. tlDo tea room uud evening pH,
den. daily income never less than O. a,
party leaving city. VIII MAKO aacrircs.
can Dasrp 1fn1
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE IS

COMPETENT. experienced stcnographcr
T hest local references Address 29V'li'
NurtI for aurniuttUtut
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WANTED-Old magazines papers, rags
and junk. Can Usage 2ss0-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
liII,I,s

A VERY FINE shipment Of parrots,
double yellow heads red heads aud Pan
Rmas. All In full plumage. on hard food
and some talking, $40 ana up,
GUYS Get SHOP
Cedar 1853 2oS n. Main ST.
BIRDS FOR SALE--Hens wanting 70 set
and singers. 2i46 4. Admiral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

FOR SALE-ENtra good Jersey COW, re-
cently fresh, heavy mixer, l7ii w.
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Real Estate for Rent
APARTMENTs UNFTRNJsUV

NICELY ARRANGED Broom bssS-S.s
apartment. good location. owen az
rnents. corner Nogales and Archer N,
month. osase 7ll6 OF Usage 56,ii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
Financial
on IrNsTs Am -sIppIIrs "a


OWNER wantH q" H'h tumediaieiy hiH
lni'f'sig 20 "h l,'H'H, IN 'i'f' county
otla' h'a" Interests afe na FOLLOWS.
w.. proS1,,lg y,.'i. "a tg,el.', ,p is6
a,,,t y.itb a., ,..ug u,Itt s.'.d t-,.
J,l,i,," iss,,,,,., ~, W" tv'u ~ ~
yourfaI WIN ,l,1.,.ire rr,yr,ti... 4 A
Interest 10 100 acres in Improved torri-
tory For IHTtiUliHrp, apply ~ once
~ Andr'ws Realty Co., 10 8. la Sale
'il 'hi'h", w.
POSITION aH lease foreman Hf d's'rlct
sgrolntcndoul by oyeafF-crreri-
s,t 'n"H ,n u'" 'f A''N'' P''N"tiI'n'
- .......-----
80 Hrrca g0-gn aa II.,. su Arrrs II-I7.7.
i.' ''t,S Us" s. '. 'o acres .'-
as.., ~ 'a 'sl tslt IT, .'. o., ,..'' .., ..p
,g1rI4 sI.It'Y u..''IH 80 'Hh
stfstf.rs Et.lr,i,r. 'DsfH.
.---a----
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Employment
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE as

SITUATIONS wANTED--PEMALE "a
WANTED Position as office clark or.
pcri"uoe Al references. Address room
iog f N g.. 4
WANTED BY woman 30. WORK as cook.
leafN or ranch. ~ ". Haskell place.
apartment
wONFNs White, ors.sttap PUMPS nat
covered hecls i3t0. Tulsa Garment
Factory
wiuTE LADY wauts Laundry work or
h0u'swofk by hour or day. Phone Co
dor 'Hta.
WANTED POSITION or house maid or
companion. usare 1f'a.
WANTED WaHhlnf to de. work done
upht can osoFo 1870.
HNtT htt-t- Miidlr nEed. fpscaiized.
ornro tf'i
uENsItICHtSB. buttons Hnd uarrov
pIratluE Mrs harris, 209s q. Mllu.
LOOK fnt rFn
LAuNBrY WANTED Hourh dry 500
dH1rr. ,hnlrtuH plain t.Hlng. DHtEH
1921
UTFIEID settled woman with bsai refer.
ruc,H viii take full charge ~ homo dur-
lrT summer or permanent Afdfrss
WANTED Ofup. w0tk. had experience
in rsnl eatatn office. Codar z1lf. M.sa
riits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
FROM
STRAY cow ARE
GIFT TO A. R. c.

A check for $3.50, the met pro-
ceeds of one stray coy" shipped
from Magdalena. has been received
at the Red Cross home service Of
flee from the New Mexico cattle
sanitary board. The animal had
been branded with the letters A. r.
c. by some cattlemen at MaEda-
lena several years ago. The money
will probably be used to help carry
on the work among the former
service men.
The January report of the home
service office shows that 242 active
cases were handled during the past
month. OF these 1870 were resident
cases, III transient and 81 new
cases. The total number of resi-
dent cases on file is 2,016. Loans
were made to the amount of
$1O5.20 during the month. Five
new claims for compensation We're
filed.
The work of the department dur
ing the, month includes the secuH-
ing of two government bonuses, the
handling of nine insurance cases,
three compensation and hospitali-
cation cases, seven death Compen-
sation cases. fifteen information
service cases. fourteen federal
board cases and six state bonus
cases. The home service secretary
held 243 interviews wrote ESQ let
ters and made tWenty-one VISITS
during the month,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
PERSONAL NOTES
OF THE STATE
LEVY.

LEVY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Jardee are the
parents of a daughter, Edna Ruth
born Sunday, January 20.
Mrs. Louyia Scott has received
word of the birth of son to her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Smith, who
lives at Topeka. Kans., but who has
spent several summers here visit
ing her mother.
Cook Ely and o. A. Christopher
made a business trip to Mora
Thursday. returning the same
evening.
Frank Kyler of Larwell, Ind. has
been here for the past week visit.
ing in the home of his brother
Thomas Kyler. and family.
The Sanders family. who recent
ly returned from Texas, where they
lived the past two years, have
moved into Levy for the present
until they can rent a farm.
o. L. Hill has been in Springer
several days this week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Robinson en-,
tertained the Fairview Card club
Saturday evening. Cards and Other
games passed a pleasant socia
evening.
Neil Bolt. who has been con
fined to the house the past week by
illness, was able to return Monday
to Wagon Mound to resume his
school work.
Eloise and Parrah Hatton oil
Nolan spent a few days this week
visiting the Misses Zuell and Era
Simms.
A considerable number from
Levy went to Wagon Mound Friday
evening and attended the dance
given by the American Legion.
The Misses Lucille and Leona
Hanke, Maxine Bolt. Frances Davis
and Lola and Lottie billiard return
ed Sunday evening to their school
work in Wagon Mound after spend
ing the week end with relatives
here.
Three inches of snow fell here
Monday, breaking drouth Of
nearly six months. Not much ben
eft will result to winter wheat,
however, as the soil is so dry and
the snow light in character.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
MAN WHO RETURNED A
STOLEN MAIL POUCH
CANNOT FIND A JOB

San Francisco, Calf, Feb. l.
Finding a stolen mail pouch con-
tanning some 100000 in registered
mail near the ferry postoffice here
three months ago and turning it in
to the authorities, hasn't helped
Frederick Groves get job, accord
ing to his story told today to the
San Francisco Bulletin, even
though he was commended public
" at the time for returning the
pouch.
The bandit who stole the, pouch
killed a postoffice clerk in the
holdup and committed suicide the
next day. Groves found the bag
hidden under an ash can in a va
cant lot. Applications to various
federal and municipal officials,
business houses and charitable or
CARNATIONS for work have failed
to give him more than temporary
employment, he said, and the gov
eminent told him no reward was
paid for the return of stolen mail,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
ASKS FAIR TRIAL FOR
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
UNIVERSITY IN OHIO

Washington, Feb. IA fair
trial for the vocational training
university at Camp Sherman, Chill
licothe, o.. was asked today by Di-
rector Forbes of the veterans bu-
reau in an address before the Dis
abled Veterans of the World War
in convention here.
Until Camp Sherman is proven
a success, he declared. there will
be no extension of the plan for es-
Enlistment of government schools
for former service men in other
army environments. He said he
wished to correct misunderstand-
ings current with regard to the
bureaus educational plans.
Citing accomplishments of the
government in behalf of former
service men, the colonel declared
305,OOO claims, carrying SOCIAL
900 in compensation, have been al
lowed by the bureau; $4,000 in
surance claims. carrying $780,
100000, have been allowed and
more than 100000 physical eX-
aminations have been conducted by
the bureau.
The government, he added, has
spent sos, 100000 for medical care
of disabled service men and has
disbursed $212,839,000 for the 104,-
600 men now taking vocational
training.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
EAST LAS VEGAS HAS
ORGANIZED NEW BAND

Especial Correspondence to me Journai')
Las Vegas, N NJ. Feb. Tine
East Las Vegas Military band mas
been organized by eighteen musi-
clans, and has pledged itself to reg
ular weekly rehearsals, the use OF
popular music and full co-opera-
ton with the other organizations
working for the growth and bet
torment of the city. The following
officers have been elected: T.. V.
Truder. president; S. Omar Barker
manager; Robert Kasper, director;
Harry E. Arble. assistant director;
Walter Kolbo. secretary and treas
urer.
The band will be limited 10
twenty members. Following is the
present membership: Robert kas-
per, Harry E. Arble, Forester
Woodruff, comets; Frank Fries
Frank Fries, Jr., Knight. clarinets;
Berne Suhr, David Hendin. Walter
Kolbo, altos; Pat Kanston, Arnold
Garlick, II. NJ, Northrup. from
bones; Omar Barker. baritonei
Tom Truder, bass; Philip Kolbo
Butler, tuba; James Cook. saXo'
phone; Bill Erb, drums.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-02
ADDED PAY FOR ALL
AVIATION OFFICERS
OF NAVY is FAVORED

Washington, Feb. 1.-Legislatlon
that would place all aviation Off
GERS Of the navy and marine corps
on the same pay status as army
flyers was urged today by Secre-
tary DENLY in a letter to Speaker
Gillett.
Army officers, irrespective of
rank, receive extra pay for flying,
while only those in the navy with
a rank Of commander or under, or
in the marine corps with rank OF
major or less receive extra compen-
sation, the secretary said.
1t was a mistake, he declared, 10
deny officers of the higher ranks
added pay when they take risks as
aviators and are especially adapted
to the service because of their eX-
perience.
Between January 1, 1919, and
November 80, 1921. he reported
seventy naval officers met death
accidentally while eighteen marine
corps officers were killed in acct
dents. The majority of those killed
he said, were aviators.