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The New York herald., 1922-09-01
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.

Gothland, Antwerp, 81 R.... . Noon
Maracaiho Curacao, sc, ii Bklyn. Nom
Martinique. ST Thomas &c, a II II PM
Mercian, Manchester. ~ R..... -
Missouri, London. 81 y R....... -
Momus. New Orleans, 40 y R Noon
Olympic Southampton, 30 y R.. 800 PM
Orizaba, Havana T. R.......... IL 100 AN
Parma. 81 Thomas &c. "a Bklyn.. PM
Porto Rico, San Juan, sc, 3j Bklyn Noon
Ryndam. Rotterdam, 9Th ct, Ho-
boken ..................... Noon
Sandown Castle. Cape Town, &c,
1 Bush Docks. Bklyn. ............ -
Silvia, ST John, Java st, Bklyn. i. II 100 AM
Toioa. Havana. &c. . y R.~...... II 100 AM
Walter Munson, Matanzas,
R........ ...........
Hoboken. .'....s.............. 100 PM
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and rouI
Hudson River
by Daylight

Direct rail connections. All rail- tickets
accepted. New York to Albany, Albany TO
New York Music. Restaurant.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
On Friday. September 1, Str. washington
Irving leaves Desbrosses ST., A. M; W.
42nd St, 900 4. NJ; ". 129th St., a;4o 4.
Kngson Pcn cass At Gf Hudson and
42nd St. 10 A, NJ; w. 10th St. Io:2o A.
NJ fonkers, 1870 @ A. M, Tor fnea+ a tpaoph- mopl,-
keepsie.
On Saturday. Sept. 2, str. Albany leaves
Desbrosses ST.. 8 40 4. NJ. for tBear Noun
Eeepsie. St Str. mendrick Hudson leaves Des-
brosses ST. Q A. M, w. 42d st. 9:20 A. NJ.
w. 10th st. A. NJ, Yonkers 1919 a,
and 3 iSr Albany nssn str De e'ns Witt % clinton eaSes
W. 42d st: 10 100 4; NJ. ". 1lesth, St. 1920
4. M. Yonkers 1850 A. NJ, for tBear
Mountan tWest Point a,., tNew6nrgh rtnn and
Desbrosses 81. 80 r. NJ. ". 42d st. l:50
! z. NJ. W. 129th ST. 2:io 7. NJ, Yonkers 2:4o
p. NJ, for fBear Mountain. West Point,
tNewburgh and Poughkeepsic.
On Sunday. Sept. 3, str. Robert Fulton
leaves Desbrosses ST., s:55 A. M. for tBear
Mountain and tNewburgh. str. Washing
ton Iging gS leaves pessTosssS St. os O. A. NJ Al
A. M: Yonkers. 1915 A. NJ. for tPoueh-
keepsie. Kingston Point. Catskill, Hudson
and Albany Str Asang lenses m wt, 5,en
leaves w. 42d ST.. 10 90 A. NJ; w. 10th
st. 1920 A. NJ, for tBear Mountain. tNew-
burgh and fPoughkeepsie.
On Monday, Sept. 4, Str. Albany leaves
Desbrosses ST.. 100 A. NJ; W. I2d ST.. Q 20
A. NJ: w. 12ath St. 40 a. NJ; Yonkers.
1915 A. NJ. for tPoughkeepsie, Kingston
Point. Catskill, Hudson and Albany. Str.
Hendrck Hudson leaves Desbrosses ST..
q 80 A. NJ, and str. DE Witt Clinton leaves
w. 42d St. 10 90 A. M; w. 12ath ST., 1920
A. NJ, for tRear Mountain, -tWest Point
fNewburgh and fPoughkeepsie.
The right Is reserved to omit stops or
change leaving times should government
licensed capacity of steamer be reached
tReturn steamer same day from points
marked I.
Round Trip Rates: New York to Rear
Mountain. sI.15; West Point. S1.25; New
burgh. si.50; Poughkeep~ie, $500; Kings
ton Point. $500; Catskiil, $500; Hudson.
si.e5: Albany, S5.25.
HHudson II River
LAY Line
Ideal One-Day Outings.
Desbrosses 1t. Pier. Tel. Canal $780, n. Y.
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SAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER !.

Bkiyn .........,........... 1900 PM
Bertha, Cienfuegos. 10 Bklyn...... -
Lake Eimhurst. Santiago, II Bklyn -
Munamar. Nuevitas. Q R........ Noon
Port Antonio. Santiago, SC, . n II. -
Sagna. San Juan, SC, r.. Noon
Venezuela. Cristohal &c. 80 Bklyn. -
SAIL SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER 2.
America. Bremen. 4 Hoboken n... 800 PM
Baltic Liverpool. go n R......... Noon
Berengaria. Southampton, "a n r. 300 PM
Boswell Rio Janeiro, sc. 10 Ho-
boken ....................... "
Brighton Clenfuegos &c. r.. Noon
City ot London, Glasgow, 64 Il. Noon
Edith San Juan Sc "a Bklyn.... Noon
III Sol. Galveston, ~ R........ -
Fort Victoria, Bermuda 95 n r.. II 90 AM
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New York. Is expected TO dock at foot OF
nth street. Hoboken Monday forenoon.
Str Northwestern Miller (Br). from Man
chester. expects to arrive at Philadelphia
Saturday.
Str Rapidan (Br), from Glasgow. expects
10 arrive at Boston Saturday morning
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER ?,
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER 1

Norway via Bergen: also parcel post malls
for Norway, str BERGENSFJORD. $50 AM
(sup 10 AM ID.
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nstan
Cap
Gambia
crina)M
Pmha
Jord
TrencnG French In
andTo in
land.
and
Senegal
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1.

City of Nuevitas, Cuba (other parts of
Cuba must be specially addressed) .svia Nue.
vitas, str MUNAMAR, Q AM.
Jamaica (Cuba must be specially adj
dressed) via Santiago and Kingston, str
PORT ANTONIO, Q AM.
Canal Zone, Panama. El Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua except East COAST, Anna
pala City, Choluteca (also prints, &C, for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) In
Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departments
of Colombia and Ecuador Guatemala and
other parts of Honduras must be specially
addressed) via Cristobal, Balboa, Corinto.
La Libertad and San Jose de Guatemala, str
VENEZUELA IL AM lsup II NJ IL.
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MARrNE-ron SALE or WANTED.

FOR sALE-Bnnd saws. timber and barrel
hooks, galley pumps, taps. dies, steam
tables, T. ". engines. evaporators, cylinder
oil. Tel, Whitehall 24a7. Room 242s. White
hall Building.
FOR SALE--Band saws, timber and barrel
hooks. galley pumps, taps. dies, steam
hooks. gallery pumps, taps. dies. steam
oil. Tel. Whitehall 2l97. Room 252s, White
han Building.
WANTED--Steei tug s0-10ox25x12. draft
D-f0 feet: engines, compound 100 pounds
or small triple engine 1855 pounds. Givo
particulars and price. y 562. ADOF. 200
broadway.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str BERENGARIA due Sept / with malls
for Belgium, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Ru-
mania Switzerland, Turkey and Yugo-
Siavia. Steamer left Cherbourg Aug "a.
Str MAURITANIA due Sept with mails
from Austria, Belgium, Czecho7 7Slovakia,
France, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary.
Italy Lithuania. Netherlands, Norway.
Poland. Portugal. Rumania, sweden. Switzer-
land. Turkey and Yugo-Slavia Steamer left
Southampton and Cherbourg Aug ~.
Str CEDRIC due Sept with malls from
Great Britain. Steamer left Liverpool Aug
&c.
Str LA sAvoIE due Sept with mails
from Czecho- -Slovakia. France, Italy, Poland.
Portugal. Rumania and Switzerland. Steam
err left Havre Aug 20.
str HOMERIC due Sept with mails from
Austria. Belgium. British India, Czecho-
Siovakia. Denmark, Egypt, France, Ger
many, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary,
Italy. LIthuania. Netherlands. Norway,
Poland, Portugal. Rumania, South Africa,
Sweden, Switzerland. Turkey and Yugo-
Savia. Steamer left Southampton and Cher
bourg Aug 80. a
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.

Ceara (other parts OF Brazil, Argentina.
Uruguay and Paraguay must be specially ad-
dressedl via Ceara Rio Jantiro. Santos
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str BoS-
WELL, 6 80 AM.
Newfoundland via st Johns. str SILVIA,
Z AM
bermuda, st kits. Nevis. Antigua. Mont
serrat, Dominica. st Lucia, Barbados. st
VIZ ont, Grenada Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar
and Guiana via Ham,ton also parcel post
malls for Bermuda. str FORT VICTORIA,
80 AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only) via Ha-
vana, str ORIZABA. 8 AM %.
st kits. Nevis. Antigua Montserrat, Qua
deloupe, Dominica. Martinique. st Lucia and
Barbados est Thomas. ST Croix, Grenada,
st Vincent, Trinidad and Guiana must bc
specially addressed) via st Thomas ST CroiX,
st kits, Antigua, Guadeloupe. Dominica.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1.

Steamer From. Agents.
A!dan, Liverpool 18TH. .......... !. Booth SIS GO
Argentina. Naples idth.. ..... .Cosulieh Line
Berengaria. Southampton 2jth. .Cunard Line
City OF Montgomery, Savannah 29th.
Ocean SIS Co
clan Macbrayne. Malta 18th. Barber SIS Line
Dakarian, London 18th. White star Line
FL Norto, Galveston 26th, ..... Southern Pac
ElzasIer, Immngnam 18TH. Lloyd Royal Beige
King Alexander. Patras 10th....N n Galano
La T0uraine, Havre 22d........ French Line
Maine. London 18th. Atlantic Transport
Matura. Trinidad 25th. Furness-W Witty.
Mohawk. Jacksonville 3lst: ,......: Clyde IS
North American. Colon ed. Am Met Trans
Pacific Transport. Barry 10TH. Booth Line
President Roosevelt. southampton 2fth,
u Lines
Reliance. Hamburg 23d. .......... United Am
ROYAL City, Newport. f., 18th. .....U Nav
Vandyck, Hamburg 10Th h.........R Royal Mall
ALI artH
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Almanac for New York Sept. /.

sun rises.. 3 30 Moon rises. 30 PM
Sun sete. ..... 30 Moon sets. II 80 AN
TIME Ciis HIGH WATER sEpTENrrR /
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Arabic 207 L Boston Light -31st.
Ario 10 Ambrose l. 31st
Artigas 33 y Watlings Island 30th. ~
Caracas .0S7 Sc Ambrose l. V 30th.
Ellston s74 S Ambrose l. V 30th.
Firpore 165 Hatteras Both.
GlHfcoast 10 Hatteras 30th.
Gulfoil 20 Hatteras 3oth
Housatonic $50 e Cape May AM 3ist.
Majestic $50 w Lands End 31st.
Mangore 145 S Hatteras Both.
Margaret Dollar 407 Il Boston Light 31st.
Paulsboro 102 Hatteras 31st.
Rochester 90 from Hatteras 3lst.
Santa Marta 1 .060 S Scotland l. 30th.
Scythian 100 from Cape May s AM 31st.
Suwanee 90 from Cape May AM 31st
Swiftstar SO N Watlings Island 30th.
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DUE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.

Calamares. Port Limon 9th. United Fruit
Cedric, Liverpool 26th.. White Star Line
City OF Savannah. Savannah 3ist Ocean SIS co
Finland, Antwerp 24th........ Red Star Line
Philadelphia, San Juan 10Th Red II Line
Southern Crosse. Buenos Aires nth,
Munson SIS Lines
Tanamo. San Juan 29th. 49,. Atlantic Fruit
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FOR SALE-Two canal boats about ~ and
sb by IA by 10. Apply Olsen Bhipyard. foot
Conover st.. BROOKLYN
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Str Silvia (Br), st Johns, NF. and Hall
Continued on Following Page.
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DUE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.

Archlmedes. Liverpool 10th.
Atlantic Transport Line
Braga, MarseiIles 18th. .Fabre Line
Brighton, Shields iJth................. ----
Celcbes Maru, Gibraltar....... Osaka 20
Franciaco Hull isth....... .Sanderson a Son
Heronspool. Cardiff i5th....J III Winchester
Huronian, Liverpool 20th. White Star Line
Lacona. Liverpool 2ith Cunard Line
Mauretania, Southampton 2eth. .Cunard Limo
Morristown Hamburg isth.... Kerr SIS co
Robin Gray Colon 2ith.. Isthmian SIS CO
Slam city, Shields 10Th. ............ s Nav
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
WORK Of MINES
BUREAU IS
PRAISED
Secretary Falls Report Shows
Work Done on Many
Rescues.

Active development of vast de-
posits of minerals in public LANDS
particularly in the West. just I'D
Grated under the general leasing law
has begun. according to the annua'
report Of the Bureau Of Mines, In
cluded in the annual report of Sec
retary of the Interior Fall, released
today.
The work Of the bureau has been
greatly increased Secretary Fail
states. by the increased production
OF petroleum and natural gas from
public lands and the large number
Of permits and leases issued.
Provision Of q permanent staff OF
engineers for duty in newly devel'
oped oil fields is asked. the Secretary
declaring that the present system
Of specific appropriations on esti'
mates compiled in advance Ia q Sc.
we're handicap in the oil business,
owing to the rapidity with which
conditions change.
He declares that an adequate staff
IL also needed for the operation OF
coal mines on Government lands,
in view of the fact that unsafe
practices have and may lead TO dis.
aster, with loss Of life and damage
to property.
Lack Of appropriations makes It
impossible to control oil wells which
may run wild on Government land
or to fight fires in coal beds OF
Government lands. the report
states.
Every effort should be made to
establish the work on q sound bus.
ness basis, the report continues, In
view of increasing revenues FOR roy.
atty oils from public lands and
naval reserves, now amounting to
1900 barrels a day.
Secretary Fall asks that 10 per
cent of returns from sales. bonuses,
royalties, and rentals be set aside
as a mineral administration fund.
The Secretary asks for passage
Of the proposed law placing In the
hands Of the Bureau OF Mines the
development and conservation OF
helium, the new nOn-combustible
balloon gas OF which the United
States has the only known large
supply.
During the year the Bureau OF
Mines trained 1898 men In first
aid, l.106 in mine rescue. and 1850
In combination first aid and mine
rescue work. II rendered assistance
In twenty-four mine disasters-twen.
ty In coal and four in metal mines
1t also formulated a code Of proce,
dure IN mine rescue. and distributed
motion picture films relating &c
safety of miners.
1t continued mine work on Indian
reservations and in Alaska.
Development of a portable carbon
dioxide indicator for adjusting au.
tomobile carburetors by gas analy'
sis in order to increase mileage,
was one Of the years features.
Safety gas masks for various
types of Industrial work were de.
veloped.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

but a boy. He arrived in Frost
burg at maturity and was married
to Miss Jennie Rafferty,. who sur
wives. No children were born OF this
union, but a daughter was adopt
ed, who met with tragic death In
an auto accident about one year
ago. Two sisters. Miss Alice Car
roll, Vancouver. British Columbia,
and Mrs. John Spates, Washington.
d. c.. survive.
He was a member of the St.
Michael's Catholic Church, the Holy
Name Society and the Knights Of
Columbus.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
BY FAY KING.

"WOtts thisf" I says TO tho
nifty scene shiftcr In the dress
department when she drags In q
new number that's got . lotta
funny hieroglyphics embroidered
ON the top half. Looks Ike
Chiny writin'w
"It is-t's the smartest thing"
she says, smilin' Ut me like she
saw the sale already accom-
plished.
How do you-do you read Chi
nese?" asks i.
"No, Of course not. But our
buyer says It's the very smartest
thinE." She was gettin' impatient.
"Oh, she reads Chinese, does
she-maybe?" I asked.
"NO, but what difference does
that makef Chinese characters
are the very smart thing now!
"Maybe-lf they are good char.
acters. But before I'd 90 amblin'
around In Chinese bulletin
board I'd want to know exactly
what Il was all about!'
"You should worry" she said,
tallxin' short.
WHAT RING MEANT.
"You bet l should! l had .
friend once that was wearin' .
Chinese ring somebody brought
her back from China and she
thought Il meant 'Mixpah' or good
luck One day . Chinese student
burst out laughin' when he saw
II and when she asked him why
the large ha, ha! he said that In
China the women wear those
rings and II means, May my first
born be . boy! That was pretty
for . bachelor girl to be paradin'
around on her finger, wasn't III"
That hushed her for Q minute.
But our desiEner''-2he started
to chlrp, but I choked her off.
"Yeh! Your designer probably
copied . tea I'D, or = time table.
or maybe her laundry list or
soinethin' like that, and II you
get one Of those hinkie dinlxies
embroidered In there wrong you
might change the whole meanin'!
Another friend Of mine once told
me he knew . Chinaman who ran
. tea room and he had . funny
sense Of humor. II WAS TO print
Chinese names for his dlshes that
didn't mean what his customer
thought they meant At all. How
do I know but what your design.
er copied them characters of .
menu Hike thatf That would give
me swell character. too,
wouldn't III"
TAKES NO CHANCES.
"But the gown 10 % becomin'
to YOU" she mumbled.
"Yeh! but in . case like this
tho lines Of the dress sin't al In
the It'll I'd hate to think was
roamin' around In . smart prov.
orb Of C0nfucius, and then dis
cover / WAS merely wrapped uD
in . confused confession Of un-
paid chits, or . reference for .
Chinese cook, or worse still, .
exclamation against over-popula.
tiony
'But madam, our buyer-
'sYeh! Your buyer Amt mo
this time. l amt taldn any
chances with foreign coFrespond.
once ~ . decoration. can't tell
japanese from Chinese, anyway,
and how do I know II maybe Il
amt propaganda"
$50 you won't take the dress?''
she said, jugglin' Il back ON the
rack.
'Nsw! Cause one dress has
got 10 do me for many occasions
and I might want to take sight.
seein' bus down to China Town.
It might be . lottery ticket your
designer copied them things of
Of, and the natives might dash
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
GIRL SAVES SIX IN FIRE
WHEN HER HOME BURNS

PITTSBURGH. Dec. z. - Mary
May. fourteen. Of Carrick, Is a hero.
inc, for early today she carried
six younger brothers and sisters
through halls filled with smoke
and threatening flames to safety.
Mary is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. May. She was awakened
by rain falling through q hole in
the roof burned by flames. She
aroused her parents. and while her
father tried to extinguish the flames
and the mother telephoned for fire
men. she got the children out Of
the burning home.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

Joe d! Wright. who will be released
from the Kentucky Reformatory
December Sit he ever gets free OF
serving sentences.
And at that the Tennessee at.
torney was doing his best for Joe.
He wrote aN letter to the GeorRia
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
FRosTHURo GROCER DIES
L OF CHRONIC ASTHMA

FROSTBURG, Nd. Dec. L.
Peter F. Carroll. aged fifty-eight
years. grocer at 1os Bowery street
for: twenty-eight years. died at the
residence adjoining the store yes
terday morning at O'Clock, fol-
lowing several years chronic ILL.,
ness OF asthma and other compli-
cations.
Mr.. Carroll was born In Scotland
and came to this country when
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

Prison Commission making sppii.
cation for full pardon Of. Joe p.
Wright. alias James Davis. Sec
retary Bell found that Joe had
escaped from a Georgia chain gang
July 1s, 1890. Joe, whom released
Will be met by q Georgia deputy.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
Very Pretty But You Take a Chance If
You Can't Read Them.

out with ink brushes and mark
me, thinking they might draw .
grand prize. cant take no
chances. I'll stick to dotted lines
and stripes"
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
ATTORNEYS "AID" KEEPS
PRISONER IN TROUBLE

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. Tone
swift kick for one Tennessee attor.
ney--that probably 10 the vow of
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

Has been brought about
through the medium of group
ing many attractive items on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
CREAM OF LOCATION

Seven extra large rooms. mod
ern in every respect. hardwood
floors, fine fireplace. hot water
heat, fruit cellar. large clothes
closets, built-in features, good
light fixtures, large screened
porches, extra large lot with
good outbuildings. This home
Is a dandy: also bargain for
S10,00O.00; good terms if de-
sired,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
A Real Home Furnished

A new five-room pressed brick
house, bath, sleeping porch, serv-
ice porch. sun porch. basement,
harwood floors, built-in features
in kitchen, buffet and bookcases.
New furniture throughout. Parties
must sell. See
ACKERSON & GRIFFITH,
Realtors.
40 s. Fourth. Phone 4t4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
KOLUMN
EINH LOCATION

Close in in the highlands on
paved street, 6 rooms, modern,
built-in features. large clothes
closets, good fireplace, full size
lot, large screened porches and
real bargain at s5,5OO.oo.
Terms If desired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
MATTRESS RENOVATING

.S~SSSS~~>~--~~-~ ~-~~~-~~-~>~-@N~-~e>~-
MATTRESS RENOVATfNG, $3.50 and up.
Rus cleaning, furniture repairing fur
niture packing. Phone 6l3-W Erwin
Bedding Company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
LINCOLN ADDITION

New and located on the North
Fourth street paved road, fine
soil, fresh air, wonderful view,
large lots. ditch water and a
dandy place for a home, where
you can raise your own gar
den.
Some of these lots have fine
shade and fruit trees.
GET YOURS TODAY BEFORE
THE CHOICE LOTS ARE
SOLD. GOOD TERMS, $1,000
CASH AND BALANCE $1,000
PER MONTH.
D, 7. KlNGSBURY
Realtor.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance.
go W. Gold. Phone 907-W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
$500 CASH

Will start you on an eight room
house in a good boarding house
location. large lot, plenty of
shrubbery. Why not keep few
hoarders and be independent?
We have two fifty foot building
lots that can be bought, worth
the money. on terms.
Shelley Realty Co,
Realtors.
Phone 459-J. 218 w. Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
EnuRTH WARD

Five rooms. glassed sleeping
porch, screened porches, mod
ern. good fireplace. furnished
and only priced at S3,5OOOO'
with good terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping; no sick or children.
sos North Fourth.
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FOR SALE--Furniture

--~-~~-~~--~-~-~~~>~--.-~~>-
FOR SALE--Tapestry parlor suite, Ike
new: terms Phone is39-w
FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholster.
Ing. Phone sis-W, Erwin Bedding Co,
FOR SALE - Fifty-four-inch round
fumed oak dining table and six chairs
2O2 North Hish ---
FOR sALE--Chlftonlers. drcssers, china
cabinets everything IN good used fur
niture. S2S South First.
FOR SALE--Five rooms ot high-c class,
No. ! furniture, used only n very short
time: must be disposed OF IN. ED1ATE-
LY. sia North seventh.
FOR SALE-Furniture at factory prices
which makes 1t cost less than econd
hand goods. Come and see for yourself
American Furniture CO.. 223 South Sec.
ond.
FOR SALE--Only two days; oak library
table. kitchen table and two chairs
small ivory bed room table, oak and
lea Their rocker and the very finest dining
room table: all good quality, and must
sell NOW. 4g3 South Fifth,
FOR Photograph, cabinet size;
Dufold with mattress, Princess dresser,
buffet rocking chair, sectional book
case. three-quarter bed three mattresses
sanitary cot also steel cot, baby buggy,
also go-cart, Oliver typewriter small
combination safe Incubator shotgun,
young Leghorn asas. I'll North Third.
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WESTBCuN.)--Ds

WESlBCIN.)-DatIy.
Train. Arrive. Depart.
No. THE Scout. 1890 pm $3.50 pm
No. S--Calit. Limited 1880 am IL 100 ain
No. Fargo Fast. 1880 am 1870 am
No. 9--The Navajo. .l2:S5 am 100 am
SOUTHBOUND.
Nc. e9-El Paso EXP 1910 pIn
No. Eel Paso EXP 1850 ain
EASTBoUND.
No, .--The Navajo. 2:iO pm 2:tO pm
No. &-Cant. Limited. 3 90 PIN $3.50 pm
No. SIS r. Eight. 1898 pm $40 pm
No i0--fha Scout. 7,20 am 1850 am
y2cS 5SCTIi
No. 2s--Ftum ~ Paso s:35 pm
No. 3o--From Ell Pas0 700 am
No. 50 connects st relen with No. -
for Clovis. Pecss vaile-, Kama City and
q Coast.
No. 20 connect. at 5elln with No. II
from, clevis and points es.t and soIth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08

FOR RENT-Three well furnished house,
keeping rooms. ground floor. close in;
no sick EOS West Iron.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
YOUR CHANCE

$3,300.OO CASH buys flve-room
modern brick, corner lot, 5Ox142.
and in one OF the best residential
sections of the Fourth ward; some
fine fruit trees. Owner needs
cash. and this is his only reason
for sacrificing house at this fig
ure-first come, first served. See
A. c. STARES.
"i' west Gold. Phone 16S.