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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
On 'Hell Ship"
Men Anxious to Leave Smelly Bark
Peddiers Fiaffer Penniiess Gang
Sick Pup Nursed; Dying Men Abandoned
Rooms so Lou Men Can't Stand Up

Max STERN has written for The
In
Preceding chapters found
North The
drug IN endless cf
pigeon follows the
bad
sick
Alaska md men areta take asho dItor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
LAD DIES
FROM PARSIMO>Y

a Mexican boy al one % the can.
nerica cut his hand IN one OF the ma.
chimes and wam treated by one of fhe
doctors n was a slight cut. hat thc
patient died Of blood poisoning.
The waiting was getting on our
nerves one night the resiiras feel
ting hrok. out Ia the hold IN a fight.
II was the sort tina, one sasp only IA
a hex Beach movie.
Tho figh, aronc over a card game
one % the bigger ouanene boys was
accused by young native ~ Colon
bsa. tall. ebony -huesa savage We
called Moon dab ~ cheating.
They tore a, each eth~y's threats
sith murder Ia their hearts. and the
picture they made 10 the dim hoid.
surrounded hy the nwaying mass OF
dnnky onlookoFr. was very primal
thing
When Moos Dab reached for his
knife. the crowd intsrcedcd and wi,h
the greatest difficulty separated
them. For days aitsrsard We feared
that bioodahsd would result from the
frud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
SICK MAN ~
LEFT IN RAIN

A siretchor was quickly fashioned
out Of two long oars and piece Of
canvas. and tho Mexican was loaded
In. A hole was made IN the pro.
visions on tho lighter. and four Of
our strongest men lowered him 20
the lighter deck. where he lay Ia tho
cold drizxle.
IL was a sliivering Chinese gang
that finally tumblcd off the lighter
10 tho dock In the dim twilight OF
that Alaska midnight IN May. but
II was terra fIrna and We rcJoiced
Jet the feeling.
We iugged our ''blndics'' over
long pier TO a bunkhouso that We
could Just make out In the dark
BY the light OF candles We selected
our ounrfTrn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

de escrtura de rahhaco de ven
Ia puee acance legal tales auozaco
nes o complemento de capacdad Gle la meo ne
rera para otogamieno ecritura parte ella
neresa nega que pueda asstir cuaqur oo
ine1esado-L6pez VS. Registrador % Dec. P. R. 172.
cei0n de derechos heredarlos
pleitOs division del cauda
defncon
lda HI del C6dgo Civil ell padre no neces1a
authorization para enajenar participation me-
nca Obeo de la TRANSACTION cuando tai
eXcede de Quinienos aV vs.
El Regstrador Is Dec. p. r. go
Ell del Codgo Civil enmenladO la ley No. @
de 1911 applicable division de bienes comu
rge por arcuo 49, relac6n ell 1927 de dcho
C0dgo-SancIez RegsradOr u Dec. p r. AIS.
De Codigo Civil APPLICABLE la
division posedos comunad pecepo del artfcu
del C6igo necesaro la autorizac6n judicial
para division benes pOse1dOs cOmunidad
edad cuano esn Representatives
madre-Sanchez RegistIadOr, 81 Dec. P r. 49,
de subasa de bene de vrtud de auto
zaci0n judicial enaenacion de acuedO con la ley n
1911 coneniendo dha ley preeptO algu
ue ha de la escrtura de vena de los
ubasadO de apcaci6n caso la ley de MARIO de
1905 pagna 212 de acuero arfcuo de dcha ley el
marshal der de al compradOr subasta pdbca
de venta debida forma-Jmenez RegsradO
Dec. z. r. 110S.
Es vada antO nscribe ell regsro la venta de bic
hea por marshal pubica subasta en- cum
plmento de la ucion senencia dada contra los mis-
mos.-Flores Regstrador, 10 Dec. p R. 1920
La mare de necesta auoracion judicial de la
de dsrto correspondence oOrgar escrua pubca de
la venta de fca hecha medante documento vado por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17
PRONTUARTO.

ell vendidos respOnsabidad queda
ban tacitamente hpoeaos suyos popiosFont Ell Re
10 Dec. p. r. 407
la No. 49, de O. 1911 solo refeIen
benes gesonan vountariamen
representation de los mismos perO las venas oe
auodad judicial ejecuc6n de senencia CON
menores.-Flores RegistradOr, 10 Dec p K 1920
eecuon depachara contra los benes de menofes
con la madre de los msmos
ca tuvieron intervention dichos memories
Cremades tI,agistrador, P r. 4S9
de fueron decaados herede
os sus hios oorgada por vuda sin
la inscription por motive, la Core Suprema
resolvi0 Regstrador extreme,
porque envolvfa ratification de la
vena por edad la authorization ju
absoutanente de acuero ley VICENTE
cuando otorg6 Aviles RegadOr II Dec
i. X. $780,
deneGo anerOrmene la inscrip
a ecrura adjudication cancellation de
poeca otorgaa tutor nombre de los no
autozdo udciamente clio uinones RegstradO
20 Dec p r. 800 poerOrmente Obene de la Core de Dis
authorization judicial rotrayendo eectos
otorg6 por dicha reso
bsana e defecto que xsta anteriormene sin
que oogue docmento vr
dcha authorization julcaQuinOnes RegsradOr 20
Dec. T. II. SGT.
authorization judicial conferida vud de eXpedien
nado abacea NADIA aumenta capacdad
para oorgar cancellation de hpoea cuando han sdo
uco los hereeos ha obtendo
cancellation pocedmieno sore sonsnacn de deu
da-Crehore Registrador, % Dec p r.. 33. .
I'll istrito haya autorizado prmerO
luego al de de las herederas que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

Por ESQ, cada dia surje una nueva
opinion contraria la preeminencia
de, los encantos femeninos en- la vida
Thumana. Por ESQ.,. cada hora Sc alza la
voz de un reformista mas menos
enamorado de la mistica uncion de los
Santos Padres, que truena sin desma-
var contra los peligros que, ell es-
pectaculo de la .mujer, tai como la hi
ciera Dios y no los hombres, ofrece
para la humanidad.
Pero no son todos los sacerdotes de
estas tierras los que piensan asi. Unos
podran desconocer la xeistencia de sa-
via en- el corazon; otros, saben y Sc fe-
licitan de clio, que ell corazon, en- el
sentido que Sc da esta palabra por
los indoctos, q. somos los mas, es algo
jugoso Y animado que odia la soledad,
huge de la sobria. compafia del amigo
v busca en- la fntima confidencia de la
mujer ell balsamo para todos los ma
les que, de tempo en- tempo, llenan
de nubes nuestra vida.
Y, entire estos, entire los que son
eclecticos y humanos, entire los que
saben yer apreciar, figura este pas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

tor de Newar, doctor Alexander Cal
rus, que, en- breves palabras contesta
a. la pregunta de moda: - Els que
cCnsiste la indecencia en- ell vestidol
femenino 20, refutando cuanto, desde
pIlpitos revistas moralizadoras, sc
ha venido diciendo contra la generosi-
dad inapreciable de la .mujer, de todas
lsis mujeres, que sabedoras de su BELLE
"a, pero no avaras, nos prestan, por 10
mienos, ell consuelo de contemporaries.
Ell doctor Cairus, estima que la mu-
jer puede vestir como ha hecho hasta
a'qui sin offender para NADIA la moral.
La indecencia en- el vestir, puede con-
|cretarse, segun el, en-: "Cuando ell
vestido de una mujer es tan alto que
usted puede verla las rodillas; cuando
sn escote es tan bajo que, hasta los
nlas excepticos en- cuestiones de moral
Sc muestren asombrados; cuando la
saya sea tan estrecha que impida ca
n1inar; cuando sus brazos Sc puedan
yer en- toda SUI pristina belleza; cuando
ell descote en- la espalda no deja NADIA
que hacer la imagination. Entonces
La mujer esta indecentemente vesti-
d:a".
Ell juicio del doctor Cairus y la va
l'antia con que, en- una epoca en- que, la
naoral esta sirviendo de piedra de to-
que a la hipocres1a, ha sabido expo
nerlo, habra de procurarle la gratitud
de todas las mujeres bellas, todas las
nlujeres hermosas; todas las mujeres
hIlmanas y generosas, que dan color Y
rrestan algeria la humanidad, y
tambien, por que no decirlo, lie procu-'
"a la gratitud de los hombres que, con
Ell corazon encogido, presenciamos este
de&pertar de la cobardfa espiritual
qae, vestida de moral, trata de impo-
ntl'se al mundo.
Chambelan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17
POR TlERRAS DE UNCLE SAM
- ,ass
1Cuando I'm Vestido de Mujer
es ndecoroso?

piracior es. Mientras ell hombre penso
4 externin.-. solamente, la mujer
penso en- conquistar tambien, pero sin
el exterminio de su eterno adversario.
Hoy que los hombres estan disipan-
do 4sus tragicas ideas de exterminio,
cuando horrorizada la vista ante ell es-
pectaculo salvaje de la guerra quieren
volver hacia las cosas amables de la
vida, v forzosamente para clio tienen
que posarse en- la mujer, no son pocos
los que Sc han sorprendido ante ell des-
pliegue de encantos, sospechados qui-
zas, muchas veces, pero ciertamente
no conocidos, de la bella y frivola mi
tad del genero humane.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

los nuevos moralistas, encuentran en-
ella un, pretexto mas para exaltsr, SUI
blimar la mujer, tanto mas adorable
cuanto mayor cantidad de piel nos
muestre.
Ell vestido femenino Sc ha converti-
do para ell hombre, especialmente en-
los ulthmos amos, en- una fuente de
grandes ansiedades. Jamas Sc ha ha-
blado nj escrito tanto acerca del ves-
lido femenino, acerca de las modas,
acerca de la mujer desde Eva la fe-
cha, como en- los ultimos tiempos en-
que las preocupaciones belicas del Sc
xo fuerte dejaron a la mujer camino
expedite para ell desarrollo de sus as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17
UN ALMUERZO
Chambelan.

FL isr Richardson, administrator
de un Departamento Ell la fabriCa de
tabacos de la ~Colectiva, en- Puerta de
TERRA, invite el domingo a uno de
nueStros redactores a un espl@ndido
almuerzo, que Sc llev0 Il efectO en- la
quinta de su senior padre polftico. don
Sebastian Bauzd. Ell la jurisdiction de
Bayam6n. Fu6 un banquete fntimo,
aSistiendO familiares. ell senior Richard
son. ell Sr. Meme Escudero Y su hijo, Y
nuestro redactor. Pas0se ALI un ITEM
po muy delicioso. Hasta ell pr6ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

Ell problema de la decencia en- ell
vestir, sigue dando que hacer los CO.
mentaristas. Los que tienen ell esprit
tu reseco suspendida la accion SEN
serial del organismo por la dieta men
tai v fisica, encuentran en- la moda fe-
menina un motive, o mas bien un sub
terfugio clasico, para sin grandes es-
fuerzos tronar contra la inestabilidad
de la moral del juicio que, respec-
to a IA recta moral, debiera tener la
mujer. Los que cultivan la vida espi-
ritual Y fisica, adorandola en- todos
sus encantos amandola en- todas sus
grandezas, adn en- aquellas mas atrevi-
das apartadas del rigor mistico de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

tereion Columbus Ohio
Nevada Dr. H. H. Goddard
persOnadad La Re
ompetamente dstntas
vuelye
CuandO hace de ninia
Polly haba eamene fuera de
eectiva 10
ella gnifca paaba gando
motive tratamiento hip
dbq persOnadad
gOza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-17

E SubscribaSe a Eel IMPARClAL.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
BEST U. s. JOB IN NY. TO
BE FILLED NEXT NOV.

The Important post OF collector
OF the port Of New York. made
vacant by the recent death Of
George w. AIdridss. win not be
filled until after the November
elections. fsk
Definite Information to this ef-
feet came from prominent Repub-
livan officials here today. Deputy
Collector Stewart. IL was stated.
who has been In the customs serv.
ice for many years, win ad.
minister the office until after the
elections. ~
Regarded as one OF the most i'm.
portant appointive posts In the
Government service. the collector.
ship is being sought by numerous
aspirants. Senators Calder and
wadsworth OF New York. who will
have the last word in selecting
the new collector. are said not to
be anxious to fiil the post at this
time. Political considerations. II 10
frankly admitted. influence this
decision. a.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

savings. amounting to ss.oos. intend.
ing to buy a house In Washington
with the money.
Upon leaving the bank he met an
italian whom he had known for
many years, in company with a
strange Italian. The three engage
in conversation and finally were In
vited to go to the house of his old
friend, on Wolfe street, near the
river. Arriving at the house, CaleDti
claims he was given drink OF soda
water" and went to sleep, and awoke
late in the afternoon OF Tuesday, his
two friends having left the house In
the meantime. Taking the package
which he supposed to be his $4,000
he went home and placed 1t In a
drawer. Thinking he would 80 10
Washington and purchase the house
yesterday he took the package from
the drawer and opened II. when to
his surprise he found II contained
only folded paper.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
"oLANo" HOSPITAL TO BE
, STARTED ON CAPE COD
~ I.tsrnasie ienai Nsws Service.

, BOSTON, June 22.-The Massa.
chusetts Clinic for Diagnosis, which
has been carrying on widespread ex-
perfrnents in gland therapy, an
nSunced today that It would estab-
hsh an experimental station on Cape
Cod. DR.. J. L. Hanson, head Of the
clinic said negotiations for land and
buildings were completed.
The so-called gland" hospitsl will
be equipped to accommodate TWEEN
ty-five men and women patients at
ono time. and will also carry out ex-
haustive experiments on guinea pigs
and other animals as well as on
human beings.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
CAPTURED LIQUOR 70
\ BE DESTROYED IN PENN

Destruction Of all booze seized from
bootlegsers. after cases are decided
in favor Of the Government, will be
the new rule Of prohibition enforce.
ment in Pennsylvania, State Director
Davis. at Philadelphia. today advised
Commissioners Haynes.
"our rule Of safety viii be to pour
Il into the sewers" Davis said. THE
stuff mostly 10 unfit for the human
stomach. II would be dangerous to
try to use II for medicinal pur.
poses" Davis said he will make q
thorough canvass Of the seized stoclxs
In Pennsylvania and soon viii begin
his pouring parties.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
WILDLY GREETED
E ON RETURN TO LONDON

LONDON, June 22.-The Prince
- Wales, England's peace ambas.
sador" TO the empire. arrived home
IN London yesterday after his
eight rnonths' trip to the Orient
and received q welcome that reused
m London to frenzy Of enthu.
siasm.
King George. Queen Mary and
representatives Of the government
met the prince at Victoria station.
He drove to Buckingham palace
through streets lined with chesrins
spectators,
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
DECCES HEADS
FIRE FIGHTERS
IN EVANSVILLE
Board Of Directors Appointed
to Administer Affairs of
Library

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, June 22.-
Harry r. Degges has been elected
chief Of the volunteer fire depart.
ment Of Hyattsville for the ensuing
year. Other officers chosen are:
w. B. Harrison, assistant; John j.
Fainter. treasurer: J. U. D. Bris.
coe. recording secretary: Stewart
Canvin, financial secretary; r. A.
Garrison, fire marshal: J. Wells
Fainter, captain, motor truck; A. c.
Wiseman. captain, truck A; Fielder
Magruder, captain, reel No. 1, and
Harry Canvin, captain. chemical
company.
The mayor and town council have
appointed the following board of
directors to administer the affairs
Of the fayetteville library, over
which the town recently assumed
control: Miss Agnes L. Espey, Mrs.
Hontas M. sturgis, Mrs. Georgia
Mclaughlin, Mrs. c. J. Pierson,
Mrs. Howard d. Orr, Councilman q.
Sherman James, Charles w. Clagett,
Newman @. Dudrow and c. d.
Anderson. The board is soon to
meet to elect officers and to decide
upon the length Of the terms of
office to be served by the directors.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of Miss Fichie Weir and
Stanley Crosthwaite both of Hyatts.
Vile. The ceremony will take place
July / at 2:30 p. m. at the Hyatts.
vile Baptist Church. Spencer street
and Ravenswood avenue.
Commencement exercises are to
be held tonight by the Baden Agri-
cultural and the Fort Foote High
schools.
Exercises were held by the Upper
Marlboro and the Surrattsville High
schools last night.
The graduates at Upper Marlboro
all Of whom have completed the
academic course are: Edward A.
Christmas, Arthur L. Binger, Roy
T. Suit, BENJAMIN Bird McCeney,
Fred r. Binger, tr.. Catherine An.
nette Ridgly, Jennie, Marie Vance,
Clara Elizabeth wyvfli. Grace Mag.
dalene Sweeny and Elizabeth Elvira
Smith. .s
Graduates at surrattsviile are:
General course, Chester McKendree
Wilcox. Thomas. Henry Lyons, Jr.,
Thaddeus p. Redd, Ralph windsor,
Elizabeth Ann Mudd: academic
course, Albert. Otto Kroli, W. GiI.
bert Dent. Jr., Archebaid q. Raum
and Dorothy Murray.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

they were unabi. to agree and were
discharged :. .s -
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
ALEXANDR|AN
LOSES $4,000
TO2ROBbERS
Savings of Entire Lifetime
|. Taken From italian Fruit
... Vendor. So

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 22.--
The police are looking for an Italian
who yesterday robbed a fellow-coun-
tryman named Angelo Valenti Of
$4,000, his life savings. According
TO the story told the police by Valenti,
who conducts q fruit stand at 1922
King street. he went to the Citizens
Bank last Tuesday and withdrew his
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

has elected the following officers: c.
H. Brown. president; c. M. Wells.
vice president: Miss Elizabeth Jester.
secretary: Miss Irma Wade, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Julia Davis.
treasurer: M. p. Pitts. instructor;
Eugene Jackson, group captain; IL.
Warner, group captain; Mrs. Jester.
group captain, and Mrs. Robert
Elliott, group captain.
~ A branch of the Children's Home
Society of Virginia has been formed
in this city with the election Of the
following officers: Mrs. M. L. Horner.
chairman; Mrs. T. G. Howard. vice
chairman; Miss Corinne Reardon.
secretary, and u. 8. Lambert, treas.
urer. .... ..N ...
The board of police commissioners
held a aSneeting at the office of Mayor
J. M. Duncan last evening. The
bo1rd was requested to furnish the
police department with three new
motorcycles. y I
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
RADIO PROGRAM
Schedule Of Tonishts
Wireless NeIos and
Entertainment.

NAA-NayaI Radio Station.
2.s50 Meters.
$3.50 to Q D.. m.--Radiophone news.
10 p. milne signals, weather
reports. ship orders.
1880 p. m.--Naval press news.
WWX-Postoffice Department.
1,l60 Meters Phone). X
7:so to s p. m.-Radio market
grams.
$50 p. m.-weather reports.
3YN-Radio Institute.
$50 Meters.
$50 to p. m.-Spark transmits.
sion for amateurs.
WMU-Doubleday Hin 4 Co.
$50 Meters.
i to 8 p. MFRS. Augusta Hill
Lipman, contralto; Herman Fakler,
baritone; Mrs. Howard Blandy, ac-
companist. Life and Death" Gay.
lori: Top O. the Morning, MAN
World Is Waiting for the SUNRISE
to'Haral; II Love Thee" Gries I,
ioIIara); II Love Thee" Grieg,
Herman FakIer. : -.
my Desire" Clevin); "Nothin'
But Love" BondG "The GRAY.
Wolf Burleigh): Springs a Love-
able Lady" (Elliott); PHILOSOPHY"
EmmelD; Love Is a Bubble" Al.
itson). Mrs. Augusta Hill Lipman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pittsburgh.
$50 Meters.
Daylight saving; deduct one hour. }
p. m.-"How to Keep Physically
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T p. m.-"Benefits Derived from
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lor.
s p. m.-Male Quartet from the
Lutheran Memorial Church of Pitts
burgh.
wGI-Medford Hillside, Mass.
$50 Meters.
Daylight saving; deduct one hour. }
1880 p. m.-Bedtime story. The
Princess Sunnyhair." read by Miss
Eunice l.. Randall.
8 p. m.-.The Story" Clark.
Moran Trio. "Bliniy winky Town"
"I'm Hungry for the Beautiful
Girls" II Wish There Was q Wire
less in Heaven" "On the Gin, Gin,
Ginny Shore" Dear Old Boston"
Sis p. m.-Ernest Linwosd. whis-
tier and harmonica virtuoso. Sol
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Stripes Forever" whistling: Kitten
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whistling solo with auto harp &C.
compartment; "Sextet from Lucia"
$50 p. m.-Ruth Joan Freed, col.
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$50 Meters.
Daylight saving, deduct one hourJ
7p. m.-"Jack Rabbit Stories
8 p. m.-Concert by the Elks' Trio.
$40 to 1915 p. m.-United States
Navy Night. The Treaty Navy" by
Capt. T. A. Kearney; ''Navy's Radio"
by Lieut.. Comdr. J. w. Reeves. jr.;
The Navy in Peace by Comdr. C.
8. Mcdowell. The New York Navy
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Forever" tMaurice).
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8 p. m.-Musical program.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

In the corporation court last eve
ring the jury which has been trying
the case of Kelly vs. The Texas OIL
Company for $4,000 damages for the
death OF Stanley Kelly reported thar
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

Vacation days will he happy n
you get The Daily and Sunday
Times regularly.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

they were unable to agree and were
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage OF Miss Margarine
LOUISE Fuller. daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Lee Fuller, and Thomas Ber.
nard Rowan. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. p. v. Reyes
ter, OF the Methodist Episcopal
The sewing class OF st. Mary's
Church last evening held their clos.
ing meeting at Lyceum Hall. Arti-
cles which had been made by the
children were exhibited and prizes
awarded for their neatness. A spe-
cial prize offered to all the children
OF the sewing class was drawn by
little Miss Mary c. Carne. Following
the exhibit refreshments were served.
The funeral Of Constance N. Tyler
was held from Demaine's chapel yes.
terday afternoon. The Rev. s. A.
Wallis, Of Braddock, conducted the
funeral services. The remains were
sent to Warrenton. Va, for burial.
The Baptist Young PEOPLES Union
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-22
A Chance to Make Biz
Money Right Now

UMP into the Elks Circus popularity contest and
~ win some Of the prize moneyor let the Elks open
bank account in your name There's BIG MONEY here
for everyone willing to cooperate in making the Eks
Circus the best attended the history of the state
All you have to do is to sell tickets for the circuscan
you ina CINE easier, pleasanter job than selling CIR
Gus TICKETS-especially for circus that's the big
gest and best that west?
But don't delay Your spare time is precious Start with
every advantage your side. Mail the coupon to Con-
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the conditions below and see how it's fixed you can't
ose-see that if you don't get of the CASH PRIZES
you'll get bank account amounting to 20 per cent of
the money you turn in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-22
1st Prize $500
End Prize 5000
3rd Prize $50
4tf1 Prize S SO
And a Bank Account
For Everyone Enter
ing Contest.
How the Votes Count
In This Contest

really things simple The Eks Circus
l. biggest spectacular thing that westl be
will EVERY DAY IT'S
You'll be given bank of
naming FOR SELLING THE TICKETS.
books of so which sell for $500 book l0c apiece
When you credited with in the popularity
sell tickets 100 50 tickets $500
gives really simple The
ting number of votes of the FIRST PRIZE $500 IN
number the second prize
$500 fourth of $3.50 and $780, respectively, will be
awarded on the aneba
BUT IF YOU DON'T THE PRIZES YOU WILL PAID
BIG MONEY FOR JUST THE SAME. IT, for example,
sell oo worth of tickets and don't bank with $40
the in-wi be opened for
you $500 he be 500 placed
how much how don't win of the
the collect for trouble
THIS ONE CONTEST WHICH YOU CAN'T LOSE, BECAUSE
THERE'S AN AWARD FOR EVERYONE FILL OUT THE COUPON
GET YOUR TICKETS THE CLUB-AND CLEAN UP ON
THIS OFFER RIGHT NOW
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-22
Everyone is Going to the
EIk's Circus Biggest
That Ever Hit Town

oh! If you only the inside and knew what
w BIG THING this Elk's Circus, which is coming to
Albuquerque Oct to 7, will be- It's the Biggest and
Best That Ever Came West" Here will be fun in
heardof quantities. Therell be things at the circus
that no woman in Albuquerque saw before.
It's safe bet that everyone who has any way of getting
down town will NOT ONLY BE THERE ONCE
BUT WILL ATTEND AT LEAST ONCE A DAY
FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK. People just won't be able
to stay away! Albuquerques always craved entertain
ment Here's the biggest entertainment offered.