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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

0SCLASL
| T-ECHOs: -Ds Terra Gotta, TEXAS
= Pizarra: 81 listed esta pasan
DO difcultades con su techo de carton
metal, consulte conmigo para sunni
nistrarle un TECHo ETERNo a pre-
clos nunca vistos en- Puerto Rico. Ward
ATosher, Box 297, Rio Piedras.-9-7.
GE ALQUILAN los altos de una es-
plendida casa con nueve aparta-
.mentos dpble servicio sanitario y
hermoso garaje en- la calle NHoare (pa-
rada 14) Te,. BAG azul, santurce. In
formara Jose Gueits en- la misma al
lado de la c7rretera nuevo. 8-24
-~~~s~---~--~~~~--~>-
NEA 10 que compra. Cuando usted
compra leche condensada RO-
GERS en- bote de cristal usted We el
contenido antes de. comprarlo. La mas
pura--9-2.
A NfAsADORA DAY. de Pig
sacos: vsndemos una de medic
uso en- muy buenas condolences, ira
bajando actua.mente en- San German
H. v. Grosch CO. 80.
DLAzos C0MODos:-T sofa
res que vendo plazos mensua-
les de $40, SIS y $25. Inf6rmese Telsfo
no $50, s. j. Tanca 2. Henry w. DoO-
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo.-P.
--e~-->~~~-~-~-~S-~~~>~.~,>~
CT listed desea un bonito ramo
para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirfjase al telefono 293 azul San
turce sera atendido Embellishments
p.
CE ALQUILA habitaci6n para caba
Hero. Sc exigen referencias. In
formaran Allen ndmero altos. Tel6fo
no 1859 azul. san Juan.-8-25.
CE ALQUILA:-U casa recien-
- temente construida con cuatro ha
bitaciones; dos bafos; en- Ave. PERISH
ing, Csrca del ParQue. Informe Tel.
848. San Juan.-S-28.
nEsEA COLOCACION:--J co
misionista con experiencia en- va
rios ramos, desea lineas comision 0
aceptaria proposition sueldo. Infor
maci6n: Box 949, San Juan.-S-25.
vIUDA DE MUSA.-5S1 West 15oth
St.-Ofrece su casa privada, completa
mente moderna, dos pasos de Broad
way, Riverside Iglesia espahola,
familias que vengan New York y de
seen vivir bien. INTERPRETERS y toda clas
Sc de comodidades. Precios modicos.
Avise por correo y Sc recibira en- el
muelle. 9-15
UOMERCIANTES DETAIlLIaTAS.-
Homos recibido una grandistma canti-
sad de calzado que HQuidam0s cast q
srecies de costs. O. Perez AlvArsx. 8. On
q. San Juan. =.
DARA PUPILos: Sc admiten en-
la parada cuarerta cerca de la
Universidad. Precios m6dicos. Informa
ran en- la misr1a Eielmira Cordero,
viuda de Cuadralo.- 1926.
ACASION:-ven casa con-
creto,4 dormitorios y demas
comodidades, solar de $3.50 metros;
frente carretera central, az lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Faci1idades para
pagar. Forto Rico Trading Co, Box
1174, san Juan.-P.
DUPILAs:-Casa de familia ho-
norable Sc admiten tres cuatro Sc
horitas portorriqueias americans,
de buenas referencias, para 'sl pr6ximo
curse. Informes, ''Avenida de la Uni
versidad', chalet de dos plantas pinta
do de amarillo, Rio Piedras, P. R.
s-25.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1884. Rompers para nifos,
desde 2 hasta Z 'afos. Color girls,
nuy buen estiIo para ell diario.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23
roLocAc1oN:- La dessa joveu

COLoCACION:- La dessa joven
con experencia. como vsndedor.
Puede hacer algiin trabajo oficina 0
despacho a Ia vez. Sabe ingles. Tam
bien aceptarla delivery truck para-ven
der v repartir cualQuier articulo. Sabs
guar. Dirijase a c. NJ, Box 1901. San
Juan.-8-25.
CE ALQUILA:- Una habitacion
- amueblada en- casa de matrimo-
MO joven. Sc piden rsferencias. C.rre
terra 80, parada IL. Informaran Tee
fono Ala negro. santurco.-9-26.
IABTTAoToNEs Y GARAJE.-
: : Sc aluuilan varias habitacionss
frescas v TN garaje esracioso. Casa mo
derna, familia respectable. Sc prefere
matrimonio seii6ras. Informes: Es-
tado IL, Miranar.-
Ell LIBRo AL DIA.-Toda la colec
ci6n de obras de Martinez Sierra. Con
cha Espina, Ricardo de Leon, Perez
zdiiga, Blasco Ibadez. Amado Ncrvo,
Ruben Darfo, Carrere, Gomez Garlic,
Tnzua zamacois, Palacios valdes. Fe
lipa Trigo, Vargas vila Pe5ro Mata,
Caballero Audaz, Carolina Invernizo.
carlota M. Braeme, Marden, salgari,
ETC., acaba de recibir la Liberia CAM
POS, Allen 2s y Brau s5. San Juan.
9-ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23
TERRENos EN- sANTo DoMIr

TERRENOS EN- SANTO DOMIN
GO:-Ss ofrece grandes peque
fias parcelas de terreno dominicano a
diez minutes de Santo Domingo City,
sobre la carretera Central, cruzados
por buenas aguadas navegables, pre-
pias para hacienda, lecheria, crianza,
etc. Sc venden de contado a plazos
a precios de actualidad. Dirfjase a la
oficina de Adrtano Mejia. Allen 1s,
San Juan, p. R.-P.
a VISO:-A las sefioritas estudian-
tes que vengan a "a Universidad
durante ell afio escolar. Sc admiten 4
pupilas en- casa de familia respectable
espanola. Carretera Central parada 39
cerca de la Universidad. Hato Rey. Ju
lita Montafiez de Ruiz.-8-29.
CE ALQUILA una casa pequeha
amueblada con todas comodida-
Ges frente al mar, para tres meses
desde Ell prilnero de agosto. Para infor
maciones dirijase Gale Berga g, pa
rada 11.-8-27.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1885. Ron1pers, bIusa de pi-
que, pantal6n, cuello y puios de
gabardina, color rosa. Tama-
fios desde I I Il a1os hasta 8.
PYecio Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1924 Traies para ni1os de
pique blanco, in1itando chaIeco,
bolsilIo de parche con carteras.
Ta!Ias del 3 al 8.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

Nc. 1917. Rompers de pique
blanco, estiio muy @bonito. Tana-
no dele2 al 2.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1o85. Ronpers. con1bina-
nacion de gabardina blanca y
pantaIones de coIores obscuros.
] snaios desde 2 hasta 7 ahos.
Pfecio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

DUPILAs:-Casa de familia no
norable Sc admiten tres cuatro Sc
fioritas portorriquefias americanas,
de buenas referencias. para 'sl pr6ximo
curse. Informes, "Avenida de. la Uni
versidad'', chalet de dos plantas pinta
do de amarillo, Rio Pisdras. P. r.
8-25.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1887. Ronpers, bIusa de pi-
que blanco, pantaIon, cueIlo y
pu6os de gabardina cruda. Ia
naFos del 2 al 7.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

XTEA 10 que compra. Cuando usted
compra leche condensada RO-
GERS en- bote de cristal usted We el
contenido antes de comprarlo. La mas
pura.-9-2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

CT listed desea un bonito ramo
para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas Dirfjase al telefono 293 azul San
turce y sera atendido Embellishments
p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. l5062. Traies para i6venes
de drill Nipe corriente, color cru
DO. Tallas del 10 al 12.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

nCAsION: -vendemos casa con-
- creto,4 dormitorios y dernas
comodidades, solar de $3.50 metros;
frente carretera central, a. lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras FaciIidades para
pagar. Forto Rico Trading Co. Box
1174, san Juan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 5o6f. Traiespara jovenci-
tos de drill Anchor, con rayas de
color. Tallas del 10 al 18.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

CAIzADo.--- cOmerciante da calzsdo:
no compr6is sin yer primero nressio pre-
che y descnento. o. Perez Alrsrex, s.
"a o. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

VT1ECHOs:-D Terra Gotta, TEXAS
= Y Pizarra:-si usted esta pasan
DO difcultades con su techo de carton
0 metal, consulte conmigo para sunni
nistrarle un TECHo ETERNo a pre-
clos nunca vistos en- Puerto Rico. Ward
Mosher, Box 297, Rio Piedras.-9-7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1912. Traie de gerga azuI
marino, de aIgod6n. TalIas del 6
al 10. Tela fuerte, a proposito
para la escueIa.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

VIUDA DE MUSA.-531 West 150th
St.-Ofrece su casa privada, completa
mente moderna, dos pasos de Broad
way, Riverside Iglesia espafola, a
familias que vengan New York y de
seen vivir bien. INTERPRETERS y toda ella
Sc de comodidades. Precios modicos.
Avise por correo Sc recibira en- Ell
muelle. 9-15
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

CE ALQUILAN los altos de una es-
plendida casa con nueve aparta-
mentos v dpble servicio sanitario y
hermoso garaje en- la calle Hoare (pa-
rada 14) Te,. S46 azul. santurce. In
formara Jose Gueits en- la misma al
lado de la carretera nuevo.-- 8-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

CALyE la salud de sus nifios. De
lie leche Condensada ROGERS en-
bote de cristal Sin contamination. Mas
pura. menos az1car mas grasa.-9-2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 5oo4. Traie para iovenci-
tos de drill bIanco. TalIas del
10 al 18.
Precio
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No. 1901. Traies para ninos de-
gabardina cruda, cueilos y punos
azul marino. TalIas del 3 al g.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 5000. Traies para jovenci.
tos de drill sarga gruesa, fondo
crenna y listas, estilo muy bo-
i1ito. Iailas del 10 al 18.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1856. Trajes de marinero,
pantalon largo. 0abardina bIan-
ca y cuel'o azul marino. Ia
i1aaflos desde 2 hasta 10 amos.
Precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-23

No. 1899. Traie de Crash girls,
nuy buena tela, especial para
la escueIa. TaiIas del 6 a! 1O.s
Precio
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
THE OH DECISION.

Citizens who do not believe that oil and gas will
be discovered in New Mexico will view with indif-
ference the recent decision of the supreme court
with reference to oil and gas leases. To thoughtful
men, who believe that destined ultimately to
become a great oil state, the decision will be viewed
with alarm. The situation calls for remedial legls
lation which will meet and correct the interpreta-
ton put on the law by the supreme court.
The enabling act permits the land commissioner
to lease the lands given to the state by the govern
ment for periods not exceeding five years. The
supreme court now holds that this applies to oil
and gas mining leases.
The dangers of the situation somewhat miti-
gated by the fact that bona fide oil men will not
accept leases for short period as five years
without clause land long thereafter as oil and
gas Is found in paying quantities" A fve-year
lease does not afford the time necessary for the
profitable extraction of oil and gas
However, the five-year ruling does give to the
commissioner the power to tie up the lands with
oil leases bonded out to political favortes at "any
old price" dictated by the whim of the commission
err thereby shutting out bona fde operators FROM
procuring the leases necessary to encourage them
to explore. This did during the period of the
so-caIled "oil boom" three years ago. The big
operators who were capable OF financing the ex-
pense Of drilling. found themselves hemmed in by
the Spectator who received special favors from the
commissioner
from the sale of leases. Something In the vicinity
of six cents an acre procured on the average
we are told. Many leases given at a price
around two cents
II oil is ever found in New Mexico, as the Jour
nal is confident will be the single leases would
bring to the state 100000 the state in posi-
ton to offer them to the highest bidder.
Oil and gas part Of the realty. When II
has been extracted large part Of the value of the
land has been removed. To sell the most valuable
part of an oil property and permit its removal un-
der a license to explore for oil is far from the
"lease" within the contemplation of our national
legislators in the opinion of the Journal We would
like to see the federal courts pass the meaning
of the clause Of the enabling act which our supreme
court has Just construed.
The decision has Just been handed down. We
have not seen a complete copy of it. There may
be safeguards in It which mitigate its evils. We
doubt IT, judging from the syabi.
The journal does not question the good faith
or ability of the supreme court. We are doubtful
about the ''ripeness' of the decision.
In anticipation of the future the next legislature
should enact suitable oil and gas legislation.
From political standpoint the public welfare
can not permit of a condition where $S000-per-
year man. at the dictaton of whim political ex-
pedency, may have power to hand out millions OF
dollars where he feels it may do the most political
good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
THE RED MAN IN THE WAR.

That nation has not been entirely fair In all
It's dealings with the aboriginal inhabitants and
sequently the first of land, is feeling
held by many Americans The history of the white
mans treatment of the Indian contains many char
tiers which would wish to change. As that Is i'm
possible there has been increasing disposition in
recent years to regard the red not merely SEN
tmentay but practically the nations wards and
to preserve their interests 1t is difficult to obtain
accurate figures concerning the high water mark of
the Indian population of this continent but is is said
that there about 200 900 when they first came
under the less benefcient rule of the white
man. Today there about $50 900.
Rodman Wanamaker is one good American who
realizing the Importance Of preserving the records
of the red men before it is too late, has been
gagged on this labor of for years past His
latest activity is the compiling Of the history of the
American Indians in the World War, to the end that
they shall full credit for their achievements
More than 900 Indians served with army in
France. Dr. Joseph K Dixon representative of
Mr. Wanamaker has been collecting information
concerning these warriors and in the of his
their vaIor and efficiency from the great European
commanders.
Field Marshal Lord Hag says our Indians were
conspicuously able scouts. Marshals Foch aud
Petain strong In their praise of the red mans
koldery qualities. Decorations for bravery
seceived by $50 Indians Two were given the Crox
de Guerre. Private oklahombi, choctaw dashed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
|Bedtim g Stories
For Little Ones
Copyright. 1921. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGUY AND THE
MUNCHIE TROT.

There was jingle Of bells out
side the hollow stump bungalow
Of Uncle Wiggily, the bunny rab-
bit. Susie Littletail. the rabbit
girl, who had come over to bring
back to Nurse Jane Fuzzy Tyuzzy
a thimble full of sugar that Mrs,
Littletail had borrowed the year
before, ran to the window
ooh, maybe it's Santa Clausw
cried Susie, her nose all twinkling
and shimmering in her excitement
why, Santa Claus has been
here and gone, Susie" said Uncle
Wiggily. "They can't be his jingle
bells"
"No, they're on Munchie Trot,
the pony boy" said Susie. "He <
giving his sister Dottie a ride on
his Christmas sled. Oh, look how
fast he goes See, Uncle Wigglly
hurry or you'll miss him!"
Uncle Wiggily hoped to the
window. Truly enough Munchie
Trot, the pony chap, was gallop.
ing past. his feet flinging a shower
of snow all about, his head held
high and around him was a strins
of jingling bells. How fast Nun
chic RAM
Il wish I could have a ride like
that" sighed Susie. the rabbit girl.
We'll | can't run as fast or as
far as Munchie Trot." said Uncle
Wiggily, "but I'll give you ride
on your sled If you likee Susie"
CIIcfn Ala 1tIra ,tnrtf
soon she was all bundled up in her
fur coat, sitting on her sled, while
Uncle Wiggily took hold OF the
rope In his paws and started off
pulling the rabbit girl.
IF Munchie Trot runs past this
way again. Nurse Jane" spoke the
bunny gentleman, turning back A
moment before starting on a Joy
trip with Susie. lust give him a
sugar cookie, and his sister Dottle
one also"
II WILL" said Nurse Jane. "But
Munchie is such a fast little pony
1 hardly think he will stop here"
HE may" said Uncle Wiggily.
Then away he went with Susie. OF
course, the bunny gentleman was
not a pony, but still he pulled a
sled pretty WELL and Susie was
having a fine time when, all at
once, something happened.
Out from behind a stump sprang
the bad old Fuzzy Fox. He gave
a bark like cross dog and then
with a push Of his paws, he showed
Uncle Wiggily back on the sled
with Susie.
Now I'll ride you both off 20
my den. and there I'll keep Won
until I nibble all your ears!r
howled the Fox.
Before Uncle Wiggiiy could get
up off the sled, or do anything to
help Susie, the Fox caught the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
AN INsIDIoUs PROPOSAL.

Congressional action menaces the freedom Of the
press. The house has passed bill, No 650S, which,
ostensibly aimed at racing news, would be equally
applicable to large amount of financial and racing
news Specifically, it prohibits publication in news
papers of any news likely to lead to gambling"
In appealing to every newspaper reader to protest
against this insidious unAmercan legislation, Pres
ident T. r. Williams of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association, calls attention to the fact
that this bill, If enacted. would outlaw even the
publication of baseball scores.
Press censorship is foreign to American concepts
of press liberty To forbid publication of racing
news and permit racing, to prohibit publication
of baseball scores and permit baseball, would be
silly. There is a grave question whether such an
act could be enforced, and still graver question
whether it would be upheld by the supreme court.
Hearings the bill passed by the house will
begin on January 10 before the senate judiciary
committee. If the senate committee is wise it will
make an adverse report.
Stop gambling at its REFRESHING news will
hardly serve the purpose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
MEDDLING BOTH CRUEL AND STUPID.
fFrom the Now York Trlbune.l

Thirty-eight Americans, conspicuous among
whom are Senators Norris of Nebraska and Walsh
of Massachusetts, recently fit to send a cable
gram to the national congress of Hindustan. The
cablegram said that "the United States has never
failed to extend sympathy and support to all peoples
who struggling for freedom" and held out to
the disconnected of Indian "our assurance to pro-
mote the of their struggle"
This meddling, if the Hindu political agent in
this country is to be believed had the immediate
consequence of bringing action that may result in
civil war in India. The thirty-eight Americans
cruel. They arouse hopes of American assistance
which, of course. will not be forthcoming in the
form the Hindu nationalist expect. Pretended
lovers of peace, they foment war and they so
sympathetic that they would throw 900 peo-
pie into disastrous confusion
Few Americans Messrs. Norris and Walsh not
being exceptions know much about present Indian
conditions and the complexities of the Indian prob
lem. All that we clearly Is that the Moslem
population does not like the part Great Britain has
taken in ending Ottoman tyranny. They would
have Mesopotama and Palestine back under the
control Of their coreligonists the Turks They are
Of the type of an-imperalist which thinks that the
massacre Of the Armenians and the general slaught
err of Christian dogs are good things. They would
set up in India some sort of sutanate and bring
back bowstring government. And this sort of thing
Is underwritten in advance by two United States
senator's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock,

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $4,000; better grade yearl-
ings scarce and about steady; 6S9
pound yearlings $3.50; other beef
steers slow, unevenly. t5c 20 &C
lower: bulk beef steers s6.75O7 rs;
fat she-stock weak to over bull
calves, stockers and feeders about
steady.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; active,
largely Csc to Acc lower than sat-
urdays average; light butchers off
most; top $S.55; one load 1%G b.
average out of line: practical top
$685. on ITO to 1870 pound hogs;
bulk $73O@S.O0; pigs mostly $50
lower; bulk desirable $8.35@S.5G.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; active;
steady to strong; wooded lamb 'op
$12.25; some held higher; choice
handy weight fall shorn lambs
Sits; fat eve top early $3.50:
heavy $5.00@525; feeder lambs
s10.00@10.50; shearers up to
SLIPS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
LEGAL NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
In the Probate Court of Bernali1l6
County. New Mexico.
In the matter of the estate of Rosa
Ortiz de Armijo. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
was, on the goth day
of December, 1921, duly appointed
of the estate of Rosa
Ortiz de Armijo, deceased, by the
Probate Court of Bernalillo county,
and having qualified as such adj
ministrator, all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
cedent are hereby notified and re-
quired to present the same to the
in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law.
Dated December 30th. 1921.
ALBERTO r. AR IIJO,
Administrator
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
THE markets
tBy The Associated Press

New York. Jan. 9.-Selling of
the general list. with few minor ex-
ceptions, made further progress in
the stock market today. Extreme
reactions of to 3 points were eff
fected in comparatively small Of
ferings.
Little attention was given to the
continued ease of money on call
and time, the strength of the for
elgn exchanges and the more en-
couraging tone of advices from
leading agricultural centers.
Demand loans opened at per
cent, falling to 3k at midday, and
to per cent in the final hour. The
minimum figure is the lowest rate
reported on the stock exchange
since November. 1919. Offerings
of time funds at 4 81 per cent APP
piled to all periods, with freer pur-
chases of commercial paper.
Another cut In Pennsylvania oil
prices and bearish developments
pertaining to industrial. mercantile
and transportation conditions pre-
cipitated the reaction in which pro-
fessional shorts again rendered as
sistance.
Oils supplied fully rs per cent of
the days business. Pronounced
weakness was manifested by low
priced rails, especially the Erie
common and first preferred, as
we'll as several grangens. notably
Chicago and Northwestern, these
establishing lowest quotations for
many years.
Further consideration OF the pro-
posed economic conference at Ge-
noa contributed to the strength Of
international remittances. Sterling
rose almost two cents and virtually
all other European bills. Italy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
"YoUNG TEDDY"

The correspondents at Westinghouse critical
ing the manner in which Young Teddy" Roosevelt
has been stacking up against the heavy RESPONSE
bilities entrusted him at the peace conference,
and they agree that he is conducting himself in
manner above reproach.
AS a member Of the committee Of experts on
naval disarmament the young assistant secretary OF
the navy is face to face with such men Beatty
and Kato and as the American government has
staked Its plan the success of the naval lmita-
ton program proposed 1t can not be for a moment
imagined that the choice of Roosevelt a mere
matter of personal favoritism The young man
must have the goods" to the language of the
street. if he is to hold up his end and do credit "a
the country in such company, and the correspond
ents agree that he is doing it.
1t will be recalled that Roosevelt the First camo
into national prominence by much the same course
as the son is now following-Ncw York state poll
tics and the navy department.
Maybe the comparison will END !here, and agaii
maybe not. 1t is hard for the son Of famous man
TO achieve fame. Everything he does is viewed In
the light of his fathers achievements or regarded
as bit Of personal prestige resulting from parental
prominence.
But Roosevelt, Junior, is not the mere creature
OF circumstances. He is not just the son OF MS
father He fought his way to promotion in France
He went into the hurly-bury Of New York state
notifies and came out successful and he Is hold
ing down a man-size job at Washington. 1t looks
as though he had inherited something more from
his father than the family name and fortune