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chance, at once to settle matters
with Kilbane. There is no reason
to believe that he wants it settled
right away. He is more anxious
after Is years in theiring to get all
he can out of the game. And be-
cause lightweight fighters draw
best across the water, there is ev-
cry: reason to believe that he will
be sending some wireless messages
in the next "a hours addressed to
Eugene Criqui of Paris, France,
and Joe Fox of London, England.
II Dundee can make trip abroad
and win over Criqui and Fox-and
there is reason to believe such a
journey would be successful = he
can then come back to New York
and point the finger of scorn at
Cleveland and it's featherweight
champion. New York would then
be about ready for another big
contribution to the Golfers Of the
promoters.
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ner of the matches. One of the
contests has been held every Satur-
day since. April 30. These weekly
contests were played under the
same conditions as the women's
matches. The contestants are
golfers of ability ~and keen CON-
petition is expected. A. E. Smith,
champ of the Arsenal Golf club for
1920, was one Of the players. Those
who were defeated today will play
Thursday, Friday and Saturday to
determine the winners of the de-
feated eight.
The contestants and the pairings
for todays play are as follows:
James F. Lardner VS.. c. E. White
C. B. Schmidt VS.. H. A. Knox.
Robert X. Swan VS.. Ebert G
Don.
W. L. Mueller VS.. Col. D. NJ King.
George Schneider VS.. H. r. LAT
ferty.
Harry Evans VS.. Charles D. Ros-
enfield.
E. C. Mueller VS.. A. E. Smith.
William B. Stark VS.. John w
Potter.
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GENESEO AT PROPHETsTOwN.

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo. Ill, Aug. 16.-The Gene
SEQ White Sox baseball club, under
the management of Ed Noonan. will
go to Prophetstown tomorrow to
cross bats with the team OF that
city. The American Legion OF tina.
place is conducting a 2-day bazaar.
Aug. II and II, and the attractions
on the program include q ball
garee each day.
Added attractions include band
concert during the afternoon, pave
ment dancing each evening, free
vaudeville afternoon and evening,
horseshoe contests morning and
afternoon, with Senator Harry G.
Wright delivering an address on
Friday at $50 D. m.
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ANSONS drive
OUT 14-6 WIN
Stayengen and Lenahan Feature
Game With Their Heavy
Hitting.
fSpecial to The Argusl

Marshalltown, Ia, Aug. i6.-Mar-
shalltown yesterday defeated OF
tumwa, IA to 6, in a smuggling
match. Ottumwa drove Holsclaw
from the mound in the fourth and
Beisser was yanked in the fifth.
Jorgensen, who followed Holsclaw,
pitched winning ball while Owens
for Ottumwa was hammered to all
parts of the field.
Marshalltown hit for Is extra
bases and feature was home runs
by Stuvengen and Lenahan. Ford
made spectacular one-hand catch
Of Lenahan's liner in the third.
Lenahan led in hitting with a
double, triple and q homer. Stuv-
engen thrilled the fans by hurdling
the bleacher fence and climbing the
seats in an effort to capture a foul
Av Tho aeoPo.
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Prepare for Tourney.

Milan is making great prepare
tlons for the big four" tourna-
ment to be staged there Aug. 26
and q. New bleachers are being
constructed, the outfield is being
moved and the diamond scraped.
Everything will be in fine shape.
iSherrard, Edgington, Coal Valley
and Milan will be the competing
teams.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mississippi Valley League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mississippi Valley League.
Rock Island, /; Dubuque, 0.
Marshalltown, IA; Ottumwa, 6.
Cedar Rapids, 8; Waterloo. 5.
Three.I League.
Evansville. 5; Peoria. 0.
Decatur, Z; Moline. 4.
Danville, IL; Rockford, 6.
Terre Haute. IA; Bloomington, 5.
National League.
Chicago. 5-S; Boston, 0-3.
Pittsburgh, 6; New York. 2.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia. 0.
St. Louis Brooklyn, not sched-
uled.
American League.
Chicago 10; Boston. II.
Cleveland, ia: Philadelphia, At
Washington, 81; st. Louis. 1T.
New York, 2; Detroit, 90 in
nings)
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Joe Berger, Rock Island, has re-
signed as manager Of the Wichita
club of the Western league. He
gives as his reason the poor show
ing of his teammates recently. joe
will continue to play shortstop. He
has been replaced in the role Of
boss by Howard Gregory, veteran
pitcher.
Joe brought Wichita pennant
last season and the year before
missed out by half game.
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DULUTH TO SEE
CANADA BEST
Rasner.Up to Costello for CAa,.
pieaship Plans to Enter LaAsr
Day Event
By WALTER CAMP.

New York, Aug. 16.-It looh,
now as though Belly Early ~
great Canadian sculler, who rsvs
Costello such a close race for ths
American title on the Schuylkin
will go to Duluth to row in the N,
Labor day regatta in that CITY. A.
Walter Hoover, winner Of the d..
mond SOULS. will be there. Il.
Canadian will have a great incen.
tive to put forth his best effort,
Costello, the American champion
says he has had enough of rovinr
for the year.
Considering that British golfers
Jared very badly at Shawnee Tia
fact that our overseas cousins have
been getting their severe bumps IN,
international sport this year loom,
large against the sky. Indeed. the
only hope British sportsmen have
OF getting modicum of satisfac.
ton lies in their success in our ma.
tional amateur golf tourney at
Brookline, in the Walker Gun
match and in the tennis matches
for the Davis cup. Hope in re-
spect to all these things, however.
is pallid, indeed, since inevitably in
every case the defenders are
strong.
The national organization Of
horseshoe pitchers, whose annual
convention is held at Des Moines.
Ia, the end of this month, makes
the proud boast that it now con.
trolls approximately million men
and women players throughout the
country. All of which goes to show
what a great land this is. Perhaps
nine out of every ten men you
meet would be able to give you no
information at all as to the sport,
how it is played, etc.
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raining he started In Chicago last

- oA4AA6 uo 0IeA lou al NulCAKO 48Sl
week.
The challenger. who got his start
around Chicago some years back
when he boxed under the name of
Bill Shanks, firmly believes he has
. great chance to win. In order to
be In the best possible condition,
Brennan took Barney Fury, well
known local trainer, with him, ia
addition to number of good sparr-.
Ing partners.
Leo Flynn. manager Of the chal-
lenger. was In. the party and will
direct Bills training. According to
Flynn. the fighter will do plenty of
road work and boxing. He will step
at least ten rounds each day with
his sparring partners and cover
about eight miles on the road.
Flynn. who is of the old school.
believes road work and boxing are
the best forms Of training to put q
boxer into condition.
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sEMu-PRO NOTES
yELIES AND GALvA.

The Velie Greys Of Moline III
play at Galva Thursday afternoon
against the Galva l. v. baseball
team, at Swanson's baseball
ground. On May 80 these two teams
battled for IL innings and the score
was a ties to 8. The game to-
morrow will be to settle this tie and
a good game is expected. This will
be the regular Thursday afternoon
close up for the business houses
and a good attendance is assured.
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SURVIVE
TO SEMI-F|NAL
East Has Six Women and West
| Tive, Remaining in National
Title Play.

Forest Hills, n. Y, Aug. le--
Eight survivors, six from the east
and two from the Pacific coast,
were bracketed today in the ro1nd
before the semi-finals of the NJ
tional women's lawn tennis cham
pionship, on the courts Of the Yves,
Side club. ~
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, o.
New York, the defending champion,
was scheduled to meet Miss Edith
Sigourney of Boston, and Mrs
Marion Zinderstein Jessup, of vii.
mington, Del, faced Miss Hela
wills of Berkeley, Calf. natioual
girls titleholder, in one-half Of tn
draw. In the other Miss Leslie
Bancroft, West Newton, Mass.
was opposed by Miss Clare Cassei
of New York, while Mrs. May Sat
ton Bundy of Los Angeles, had .,
her opponent, Miss Martha Bayart
of Short Hills, n. ].
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Moline .......... 900 900 800
Home rpn--Coltrih. Bases on
balls--OR Stumb. 8: on Quinn. .;
IN Kotzelnick. 2. Struck out--By
Stumb. z in 20 innings. VIM
ming pitcher-Kotxelnick.
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Totals ........34 6 Il "a Z 4

Home runs, Stuvengen, Lenahan.
Three-base hits, Mann, Ohlin.
Two-base hits. Beisser. Jofgensen,
Messner %. Lenahan. Sullivan.
Sacrifice hits, Lord. McAllister, Oh
lin. Jude ~. Clemens. Stolen
bases. Ford a. Forsythe. Lenahan.
Double plays. Stuvsngen to For
sythe; Sullivan to Messner. Stuck
out, byAOwens, |: by Jorgensen,. 3.
Bases on balls. OF. Jorgensen, 2.
Umpire. Mageykufth. Time 1857.
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Drimems Seek Game.

The Drimems are seeking a
game for Labor day at Campbell's
ISLAND. Call c. A. Mart. r. l. 4805.
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DECATUR BEATS
/ PL0WS, I T04

Decatur, ILL.,. Aug, 16.-The Com
mics won listless game from the
Pillow boys yesterday, Z to 4. Four
hits in the eighth sewed up the
contest for the locals. Score:
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Statistics show that the major
ity OF divorces are sought by women
between the ages Of 20 and b,
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AROUNO tn: III: c'RCUIT
K X JAMES L. HUGHES Il

The Islanders will leave Sat.
urday for Marshalltown. After
three games with the Ansons
they VIII move en- to Waterloo,
then to Ottumwa and will wind
up the road games at Cedar
RAPIDS. They will net return
home until Thursday, Aug. l,
but will go right on through
to the finish at Douglas. park.
Scout for the Little Rock club
took in the series at Dubuque and it
is not known whether he intends
to come back to Rock Island. He
was especially interested in see
ing Mike Dempsey work behind the
bat.
The deal for Carl Stimson
Is being held up pending the
arrival in town of Mike Don.
lin, who has wired that he will
return to close the. offer which
he has made for the big fellow.
In the meantime the club is
waiting patiently for Stimson's
return to the squad to help out
on the final games Of the sea.
son. -
Joe Berger's resignation as man.
ager of Wichita comes as a sur.
prise locally. 1t was supposed thai
the Wiches were again setting d hol
pace for the Western league clubs
but Joe says their poor showing
recently has prompted him to Civ
up the helm. @
Lee Dempsey, Rock Island
boy, has slipped into q regular
berth 1t first base for San An.
tonic i'm the Texas league. Re.
ports show that he is showing
the hitting form That character.
lied his work on the coast.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

Lisbon and Oporto are the on, !
cities in Portugal whose popula-
tons exceed $1,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

Ono Of tho big New York hotels
sends 1000 sheets to the wash every
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

Tommy Thomson, the Islanders
new manager, was slated to take
hold OF the team today. There
were a few details remaining to
be ironed out upon Tommy's ar
rival in the city today, but no hitch
in plans was anticipated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

Cedar Rapids and Marshall.
town open IN important series
at Marshalltown today. The
Bunnies are but q half game
ahead of the Anscns and will
have to put on more steam II
they are to capture the rag for
the second half Of the SEIZED.
ule.
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Totals -. ...36 5 8 u Is 8
xBatted for Skupa in 9Th.
Cedar Rapids 49,. 400 OBJ 000-9
Waterloo POI 900 002-5
Two base hits-Thomas, Elliott,
Hill. Home runs-Michaels. Stol-
en- basesALewis. Speas. Walsh.
Lubbe. Sacrifice hits-Dixon 2.
Speas, Fergenan. Bases on balls
OFF Skupa 5. Struck out-By
Skupa. f. Double plays-Church to
O'Shea to Hiu Wild pitches
Skupa. Umpire-Walton.
MITCHELL BEATS DAWSON.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Pinkie Mitchell
beat Joe Dawson, Milwaukee light
weight, in 10 rounds.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
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Johnny Dundee Is Declared to
Be Feather Champion A Result
Of His Kayo Win Agmna Frush

New York, Aug. Is. - Johnny
Dundee, veteran Of . dosen years
Of fighting and hundreds Of dard
ring bouts. surprised q crowd Of
about $4,000 people last night at
Ebbett's field, Brooklyn. when he
Knocked out Danny Frush, Cleve-
land featherweight, in the ninth
round Of their. 15-round match.
A left to the pit Of the stomach.
a punch that carried all the driv-
ing power Of Dundee's splendidiy
muscled body, curled Frush up on
the ring canvas. just SO seconds
after the ninth round started.
The unexpected knockout by the
supposedly weak hitting italian,
sent the crowd into a frenzy and
Dundee was carried from the ring
side on the shoulders of admirers
who fought one another for the
privilege.
With the victory went the feath-
erweight championship title OF
Johnny Kilbane, which was de-
clared vacated by the state athletic
commission, on Kilbane's refusal to
defend the title against Dundee,
who had challenged. y
BY FAIR PLAY.
| Copyright. 1922, by The Argus.)
Now that Johnny Dundee holds
the featherweight crown bearing
the coat Of arms of the New York
state boxing commission; what is
be going to do with it?
Dundee's knockout win over
FrusA last night in New York
makes the Italian king in domain
paying the greatest rewards to
lighters, namely that small region
around the mouth of the Hudson
river, where some 100000 people
are asked daily to believe that
there is some sport left in the four
sided ring. But Johnny Kilbane,
! who is making good money in his
| Cleveland store leaning on a show
case and telling folks how it feels
to be a featherweight champion,
still can claim the national title.
Dundee probably will not get a
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NOT
TO ALLOW BOUT
lnAfanaAA Chief Executive Issues
Hs Orders to Sheriff 1t !.
Michigan City.

indianapoiia Ind, Aug. a.
ooyesa1f AcCsay to-day sent . lot
~ y We sSsrin Of Laforte coun-
y, stt1cting him that under NO
Circumstances should he permit the
! Dsm y! ey-hrennan fight. to be held
mleaen, H.. Arg. 10. - Bill
Iennnn who will try to take the
AsAvyssisht championship away
I.om JACK Dempsey In Floyd Fitx-
sim9ns arena tn Michigan CITY
Laoor day afternoon. left yesterday
=. -. .e.ftiasrnnnd to continue the
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Waterloo at Rock Isiand.
Cedar Rapids 1t Marshalltown.
Dubuque ut Ottumwa.

In the series starting today
with Waterloo, the islanders
have a chance to cut down some
of that distance to third place.
The Hawks ttOk a big lead
when the locals were in their
losing streak of IA games, but
CT late have been going poorly
themselves. Yesterday they
dropped below the 200 mark.
The islanders return home after
two victories out Of three starts
from Dubuque. Reports frem the
northern city indicate Umps John
son is being rut On the pan 10. al
legged fav0ritism toward Rock Is
land. If this be true, the Dubuque
fans have better optics than Rock
Island fans, who as yet have been
unable to follow Pete's work. with
satisfaction.
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English women are said to smoke
much more than do Americans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

stolen bases-NewelL Two base
hfts-Young, Choquette. Double
playsAHoeft to Finn 10 Belz; Nor.
ton to Finn to Belx. Struck out
By Hoeft, 2; by Bowman, 3. Bases
ON balls-Off HOeft, 8. Hit by
pitcher-Finn. Time Of game-l:2O.
Umpire-JOhnson.
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Philadelphia-Rena Azoff, King
Watts and Robert Direct, won the
opening stakes Of the Grand Circuit
races.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

LINOTYPE FOR sALE--RebuiIt No. 5
linotype with two magazines set SIX
and eight point mats and full equipment,
Real bargain for cash, or will sell on
time TO responsible party. Write or wire,
The Headlight, DemnR. N. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
A GOOD HOWE

Being finished. five rooms, bath,
hot water heat, well arranged,
beautiful interior, we'll located
in Fourth ward; price S4,500;
terms most satisfactory.
New adobe stucco, rooms,
bath, breakfast room, porch,
basement, furnace heat, ga
rage, very near Luna boule-
ward, price $3.50; good
terms.
5 rooms, bath, porch, large lot,
near Ninth and New York
avenue, price $S,5O0; terms:
2400 cash, balance $25 per
month.
HOMES WITH INCOMES
Beautiful apartment house Of 3
most pleasing apartments;
steam heat, double garage,
completely furnished, good
location; price $4,000, on
terms.
5 we'll equipped and we'll fur
nished brick apartments, aI-
ways III uelldlu5 4~CaF ga
rage, close in; price $4,000;
terms: $9,500 cash, balance
to arrange.
North Fourth street corner,
52Xl42, now earning $3.50 per
month, furnished; price,
$4,000, terms.
2-famiIy brick house, furnished,
5OX142, garage, shade, ON
paved street in good neigh
borhood. This is q good
substantial property, and
will make a pleasing home
for the one who wants to get
ahead; price only S4,750;
terms: $500 cash, balance
less than rent.
8 good building lots In Fourth
ward. Investigate these.
Joseph Collier
207 West Gold Avenue
Real estate service that builds
estates.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

NANTED-WOmen 70 do fancy work at
home, Spare hours Material, fur
nished. Good pay. stamped envelope
brings particulars Underwood Art
Goods Company, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
WANTED-Room e Board

WANTED---Room and board in private
family for young ran. healthy. ADJ
dress p, A. w, care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
WANTED---Eio,lses.

@e~-see@eSe~@S~~~s~~~Nr~~
ANTED--Furnished three or four room
cottage or apartment; must be close
In and reasonable. c. L. Woodworth.
22. West Central.
WANTED--Modern four or five room
home worth the money Good terms.
Give street number and lowest price. Ad-
dress Box 127, care Journal.
WE want a home of five or six rooms
in good location. Give lowest cost
price, and street number No agents.
Address me Box Q. care journal
WANTED TO RENT--Four or five-room
house with dairy barn and corral for
twelve or fifteen cows. Not further than
five miles from town Give amount Of
rent and location. Address Box 20, care
Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
WHY PAY RENT?
OPPORTUNITIES

Two rooms and sleeping porch,
Fourth ward, on car line. $1,25o.
easy terms.
Five-room house on West Silver,
furnished, sleeping porch, base
mont, furnace. garage, $4,000,
terms.
Fiye-room house, Second ward.
convenient to shops, partly fur
nished, new gas engine and pump.
$3.50, terms.
New, four rooms, Fourth ward,
bath, breakfast nook. built-in fea-
lures oak flobrs, sleeping porch.
garage, $S,50Q; $1,000 down, easy
terms on balance.
M'MHLION & WOOD, Realtors.
Insurance, Loans
200 West Cold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
$500 CASH
FOR SALE

Sf200--Doubte house. one Broom apart
ment, enc Broom apartment, each
with sleeping porch. good location,
close in, near Central avenue, in High
lands; easy terms
SJ5O0-7-room dwelling, bath, etc, lot
l00Xli2. fine location on corner, one
block from Central avenue.
S6150--5-rooIn white stucco bungalow.
modern, hardwood floors. sleeping
porch, fireplace, furnace, cellar gar
agei corner lot, fiue location, Fourth
ward.
Some good buys IN business property.
Lots and houses in all parts Of the city
A. E'lLEISC CEIlEl2, ReaItor
Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance,
surety Bonds, Loans.
No. Ill S. Fourth Street. Phone G7i.,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
An Opportunity for the |
Right Couple

hI9Ilt C0upl6
7 own in University Heights,
and will sell on easy terms,
brand new, five-room modern
bungalow, two roomy bed
rooms, sleeping porch, long
liv.ng-dining room, roomy
kitchen, service porch, soreen-
ed-in 1S-foot front porch,
soreened-in nine-foot bath
room, complete. hall, hardwood
floors throughout, floors sand
ed and finished. beautiful fire.
place, two rConly clothes clos
cts with lights ard outside
windows, linen closet in hall,
doors above, drawers below,
built-in bookcase, two fun
height kitchen cabinets, one en-
each side Of sink, built-in
breakfast corner, movable ta-
bic, electric fixtures. solid con-
creJe foundation, best grade
composition shingle roofing,
four gable roof plan; house is
q beauty, inside and out.
Now then, IL I can find the
right party it won't take very
much money down. If you are
regularly employed and would
like to own a home. come and
see me. I will make the terms
within reach Of your income.
Price Of property $3,50o, and
yOull admit it's O bargain when
you see it.
Gertrude B, Thon, Owner
2t2 N. High Phone 1227.W
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
FOR RENT--Office Rooms.

ron RENT-Office space. or desk room
2o1 West Cold.
FOR RENT--Offiee aud desk space. IN.
quire 3IZ West Gold
FOR RENT Office rooms Korber build
Ing. Korher & Co.. auto dept.
FOR RENT--Store room or office at
116 South Third. Apply at 402 West
Central
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
DRESSMAKENG.

: 10 NJ
SEWING by day, W. aone l42o-M. 3
FASHIONABLE GOWNS and ladies' lail
oring 21S South Walter, phone lthI-J
lEMSTITtHING and pleating. Phone
5S1-J, room Melini building Myrue
elevert Ten cents yard.
'IIEMSTITCHtNG, 10 cents per yard, al
Madame Rose Dressmakins shop
state hotel, over Braey's cafeteria
TLEATING, accordion, side and oox.
mail orders. NJ Crane, 2l5 North
Seventh Crane Apartments phone 8l4
I5EMSTITCHING done promptly IN INV
i hest possible manner, price 100 per
Yard III Gold. phone Ts7-W. singer
...eual1Ar Al. chtne Cn1nnanV
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
FOR RENT---Ranches.

FOR RENTING place for chickens,
turkeys and stock raising, with large
chicken houses, outbuildngs. garage and
four-room adobe house, furnished. Call
evenings, 249i.Js.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
Male and Female


NANTED--Man or woman to canvass
city. w. L. Childers. 1918 North
Fourth
ENROLL in the ONLY school in the
Southwest which GIVES Individual In
struction In all Commercial Branches
The Western School for Private Secre-
taries. phone COIL.
MEN OR WOMEN salary $50, full time,
$100 an hour spare time, selling guar
anteed hosiery Greet to wearer, cotton,
silk, heather mixtures. International
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
NT1D--Young men and women to
prepare for positions in our DAY or
NIGHT SCHOOL. Thorough courses are
at your disposal. Each student received
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, thus as
surlng rapid progress Albuquerque Bus
mess CnIlege. Npposite city hal..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
WANTED---Ranches.

! WANTED TO REsfT--Four or five-foom
house with dairy barn and corral for
twelve to fifteen cows, Not further than
sfiye miles from town. Give amount Of
rent and location. Address Box 20, care
4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
WELL EONTRAcTOR.


WElLS DRILLED, driven and repaired,
pumps tanks towera j. T. Wolking,
42s West Marble, phone i452.w.