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New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel. Port Agency,
Lariston. Cardiff. Oct g., u II winchester
Eastern Pilot. sunderiana,; ; Oct 7. =.
Eurybates, sabang, Sept 70.
cty 90 Westminster oibrs,,ne Fpneh; ost Sdye Co
Norton. Lilly q Co
Eastern Crown. Cape Town. Oct 2s.
Kentuck,an. San Pedro, Oct 8.
United American Lines
Murrlllo Aimeria, Oct s.. Lalnport 8 Holt
strathhllan, liverpool, Oct H.. r L Hasue
Eastern Grown. Cape Town, Sept pa 2s.
Hog Island. Alexandria, Oct T..
Luckenbach Lines
verentia. London, Oct IA, ). .cunard s Co
Syria. Marseilles. Oct 5....... .Fabre Line
Due Tomorrow
salawati, Colombo. Sep, 20. Funch, Edge
Msasburg. Rotterdam. Oct 1s.Tunch. Bdye
Due Sunday
Montpeiia. Hamburg. Oct Is,
Peieus. Yokohama, Sept IA. BooIa 3. Co
Eastern King Newcastle oct 1 / as w,ren.stsr
Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam. Oct Is.
Black Diamond Lines
Steel Worker. Cristobal. Oct 1s.
Due Monday
Hals Moon, Alexandria. Dot IL.
United American Lines
Conejos. Constantnople, Oct a.. "A II Bull
Wytheyiile. Hamburg, Oct s.
Barber 8 Lines
Due Tuesday
Fcdericia, Palermo, Oct 81. Phelps Bros
Siam City, Liverpool, Oct 17...,U s Nav Co
Francisco. Antwerp, Oct IL.
Tllermar's Wilson Line
Egremont Castle. Gibraltar Oct II.
Barber S 8 Lines
Empire Arrow. Gibraltar. Oct is.
RI Hague
Newby Hall. suez. Oct % >. Norton Lilly
Chester Valley, Hartiepool. Oct Is.
Lykes Bros
Camilla Gilbert. HAiphcng. Sept 2I.
Kerr Lines
Due ThuYsday
Tardulia, London Oct Is via Boston.
Cunard s 8 Co
City OF Manila, cardif. Oct 20.
Norton, LILLY G. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

James C. Mixer. notions, toilet GOODS
Miss M McNamara. dressos goods cot cot
Gn piece sooaMs asp
Jay 4 Co. los Grand st.
NEW oHLEAN Ms ECONOMY stores; Mis-.
Gunnriln9sha,1. 3oss ss suits; care Hoffman .
Coz. ]. N. Pilissier, rndse. mgr. wornen's
ready to wear. BreEifn.
PHILADELPHIA 4
lots women's silks ard flannelette inder.
.el,' sohn W wanamaker; an, mag Wiiilsm Johnston
nen's clothing; John Franzen, coats and
suits: B'way and 10th at.
Goldstein g. Levin: Joseph Goldstein,
chldrcn.s ara misses dresses; Bresiin.
Adler Stores; u. Adler, women's. misses
'andDJuniors. coats basement; li7o Wway
r. nna IA "
Hirsch Stores Corp; IT, w. IIirsch.
Jobs suits; care Hoffman 8 Iarthlay,
az w. aaa ,,,rre.,,,,,, st.
r Z. Taylor; L. Taylor, floor coverings;
o,5ssan. Ksafmsn 4 ;,s ns,s,; Mis-. N Meclurs,
4th AY
shaoira g. Co. Inc; Jacob Shapiro.
clothing. shoes and furnishings;. imperial,
RFApiNa, Pa,--shapira q Co, Inc. /;
Jncob shapiro. clothing. shoes and fur
nisnings; Imperial. Room 1866, National
SACRAMENTO, Calf. Lubin
Co.; w. D. Hopka. domestica; 225
9Th av
SEATTLE. wash.--Bon Marche: Mr..
Calhoun, 81 kg and drers gooda; 22o sth av.
SPRINGFTELD, Ohio--The Ed. Wren
Co.; II. j. Thoman, domestics, linens, wash
goods; caro- J. NJ. higgins. 333 7th ay.
ST. LOUIS
Styleft Skirt Co: Nathan Shatz r1dse.
mgr, wocien and cotton piece goods, fan
nels. domestics. skirts: Pennsylvania.
Rice Silk d. G.. Co. A.. Eiseman, ladles'
sweaters, gloves; 377 B'way
TOLEDO. Ohio--Lnsalie g. Koch; Mr,
Easter, china: ?36 Eth av.
WASHINGTON
The 8. Kann Sons CO..; Miss Anna M.
HaBan. dresses waists coats and suits;
432 4th ay.
H; Goldberg; H. Goldberg, ieweiry;
Martinique.
housefurrishings; $40 7th av., room 170i.
Hecht Co.; Mr.. Redhead, mems hats;
care Daer g. I.iiicnthai, 1850 B'way
WHEELING, w. Ya.--Shap!ra & CO.,
inc; Jacob Shapiro, CLOTHING. shoes and
Retail Merchants and Buyers Assn, Inc
WHEELING, w ya.-Geo. r. Taylor
Co; e. W Kailenhach, coats. care Alfred
WCONSOCKET. r. T.--Harris g. Mowry
Co.; j. 10. Dunlop millinery. waists, coata
and suits; care d. q. Alliance. 4OA 4th av
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Radio Corn. Of America

A G Bedford III 9 Jupiter Oct as.
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Rylalyl "a SW Ambrose Oct 2e.
Capilo 2s3 sE Pensacola Oct 25.
Caracas 1.167 SE Ambrose Oct 26.
Carrillo 2a4 Scotland Oct 26
CITY Of o., Flint Flint I.22s Wceri oo. rs.
1850 Am Oct 26.
Cold Harbor 10 $ Orleans Buoy Oct rs.
Dean Emery lso NE Diamond oct. 2s.
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Freeman 40 s by w Scotland Oct 2s.
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Gaffney 7as z Sandy Hook Oct 25.
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Norman Bridge 90 10 Sand Key Oct 25.
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Paraguay 210 ME- Cape Henry Oct 2s
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Transportation r Cape COD Oct IS.
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Virginia Limited 20 NE Winter Quarter
Oct 26.
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AM Oct 26.
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w NJ Burton s3 &c sand Key Oct rs.
w G Teagle "a from Jupiter Oct 25
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Sailed Yesterday

Virginia. Port Lobos; Clan Ranald (Br)
Baltimore; Bylayl, Norfolk Port Ade.
lalds (Br}, brisbane; Margaret. Roca
Norfolk; Biyo Maru (Jap), Kobe via Nor
folk; Saint Mihini. Cristobal; Manchuria.
HaInoarg tI Apaches, Jacksonville; scythia
Mourt clinton. HaaAburg Vincent. 'fanns, Phila,,
delphia Tuscania tBr), vigo; Amsterdam
tDt). Rotterdam: Danier (Br), Rotter-
City OF Atlanta Savannah; El Norte, Gal
weston; Jalaveera (Br), Tampa; Parma
tBr), st Thomas; Fiorinda (Sp), Cadiz.
schr Stranger, Gulport
Eastern Sword, Cardiff via ST John. N
b; Cayo Mamb. Santiago -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

,RO1IEN, Oct 2s--Hera. New YORK.
ui, koBE, Oct 22-Koyo Maru tIap}, San
francisco for Hongkong; Deucalion (Br).
New York for Shanghai = =
:, kARACHI Oct 24--city OF Lahore SBr).
New York for Calcutta. =
SYDNEY, N S w, Oct z4-Eas,.r,
Planet. New York.
= AUCKLAND, Oct 24--ptaki (Br). New
ST MIcHAELs. Oct 25-Arab,c fprY
New York AMI Boston for Naples. -,
asoNGkONG, HON , Oct 2s-ETowrie (Brl San
reaTe; GTap shinyo my Maru sJap). San FraEciaco.
adelphia for Genoa 1' ~ 11i ma
oIBRALTAR. Oct "a assed)-Bour-.
Genoa. ii's anu
), lsA sANTANDER, Oct 2o-Besseggen tNor,.
HAMBuRG. Oct 2l--Alantic Sun, phs,a.
Galveston; 9th. Mount Carroll, New YorN,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Lasker Denies Making
Intercoastal Hae;sso,

chairman Lasker denies that the
shipping. Board has reached decision
20 keep n the intercoastal service tba
vessels allocated to the North Atlant;.
q western $. $. CO., Edgar +. Luekens
oash sald yesterday upon his return
from trap to Washington. According
70 Mr. Lnckenbach. the chairman saiS
1ne ooard SUI! was awaiting the report
under preparation by Comn,;ssianer
Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

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of the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceivea through the independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo--
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vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TK) room
positions through the following conn
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t is Important that
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at noon each day In order that they
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Position reports can also be sent
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No charge made for medical or
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reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
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Medical and surgica advice will he
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Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Marine Disasters

fIONLl.ULU, T II. Oct 26 fTsy The Asso-
ciated Press - Navy tug Sunuad5sa radiaed
she reached revenue cutter Mosaye yestsr-
gay N reply to Mojayes recent ,ncssa ss
East 70 ynssed states sunnadin said No.
AVE was proceeding to Honolulu under
own stean with Snnn&afn ACCOMMODATING
Honoluu without assistance
!. g ~ .i@i4i 4iNGiAa. Oct 2e--Motorshfp Chai-
lanba, IoadipE fer west coast Of South
= Anefice agreund night OF Gath n4ar
SOCK. Slaetse 2sth Eneamaged.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Crowcll K Thurlow
To Charter yesse,s

The Crowell & Thurlow Intercoastai
Line will charter, rather than pur.
chase. two vessels TO expand its SER
vice. 1T was learned yesterday. The
reason is the recent advance in the
price of tonnage due to the belief OF
american owners that the subsidy bill
will be passed by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Marine Reports
rlaE TIDES

Winds az sea To-day
Eass Gulf Fresh shifting winds; over
east and ahowers.
West Cn,f---Fresh northwest and north.
partly overcast; probably local rains over
east portion
Caribbean Sea md windward Passaee---
Moderate TO fresh oast and southwest gem
eTaity fair. 9#
Disturbance of moderate intensity over
northern Gulf. apparently moving siowiy
eastward.
northwest; fair.
Sandy Hook 10 Hatteras--DtminiHhing
nartberiy. fair.
Hatferag to Florida StraIts--Fresh north
and northeast over north and moderate
20 fresh shifting over south portion;
overcast, showers over acpth portion
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Shorten Boston Service

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 26.- Passenger
service between Boston and New YORK
VII be discontinued by the Eastern
Steamship Lines several weeks earlier
Thar, the usual winter suspension. sc-
cording to an announcement By the
Chamber Of Commerce to-day. The ia~t
trip from Boston will be made Noven,-
Der ard from New York November a.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
CITY Island

bound South -silvia tBr). st Joints N.
F, and Halifax for New York to Bowring
& Co. with s3 pass and lndse schr Lucy
Eve.yn. Halifax for New York. to Gilman
tin g. Co. tG
Bound East--Harry A Mcclellan (Br).
Perth Amboy for st. John: Mary r Ander-
son tDr), New York for New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

ssth. orbita ORB. Nsw York via South
aHsisiH BmismHN. oct a1---Nishmaha. Texas
S ii nAxAInn. oc. ss--zarembo. Phi'a-
RoTTBRDAM. OCT ss.--cerby ;sa a',. sr,; sg.,;
tJnpJ, New orloars; 24th, cilsnridsa Bal- pa,
| firr,ore; 2hth Burszerdyk tDO, Bostons
! Phila deiphia and Baltimore.
| SWANSEA, Oct 2s~-Canadisn Otter tBr).
eonu1iMSnsNsTowN. oct ss---Lissar County
III 1LoiivvERPooL. Oct ss--Kwarra tBr).
"nuaNos AYREs Oct ss--Lagea tBraz),
N1M BRfxHAM, oct ss--rruro city. Balti-
more. Philadelrhia and New YORK for
aANiLA Oct -, ssprssasns u !, 5ef,ss'0n ,sr
aasp. sasp Mo Moseis Nss New rork sxhsN Via New Or
leans; Annis,on city, San Francisco; AM
PORTLAND, Fans. Oct aS.Lindsnhall
fBr). Montreal for Hamburg; 2Sth, Nordic
sxa VIZ Pssn' oss Mcw s'f
We copRNHAaTN. 5pi'Niiigsai Oct a.--Hellis olav
paIn, New os, YaTk Via Gnrs,sn's rr
aENoA. oct 24--pante Alighior, no
lJnpS, San Francisco; Themistociea (ark),
New yokoHAM Y9Ek fer Prseus ncs etc -,
New York for Shanghai
CARDIFF, ocfS25-iwimbleton tBr). st
John. N q.
Departures
BUENos AYREs. Oct a5--Lages (Braz).
New Orleans.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 25---Ryndam tpt).
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct s5--An1erica (frorn
Bremen). New York
PLYMOUTH. Oct 2s--Ryndam tDt,
tfSom Rotterdarn), New York.
oRAN Oct 22--City Of Bagdad (Br)
from Shanghai, Manila, ctc). New York
HAVRE. Oct 24-Hoibrook (Br) (from
London), Mon.seal.
:, HoMGKoNG, Oct 2s--Bellerophon tBr).
NEwcAsTLE, N 8 w. Oct 2s-canadian
Traveller lBrl. San Francisco.
NEWPORT, Nng. Oct 25---jrelgrans
ebr2, Portlands Me.
COLOMBO Oct 25--Stadsdyk (Dt) (from
Batavla). New YORK;.
MOJI, Oct 25---Woron (Br), Port Arthur.
MANILA, Oct 2s---stockton. San Fran
LONDON. Oct. 2s--cornish Point {Br,.
Cornwall; Tamarac (Br). Baton Rouge
BoUd1E, Oct 2o--Gerania Ut), Phsla-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Vessels Sold

Eastern Trader, steam screw. 500 tons
d $ Corp for $40 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

Change of Masters
Charles Baker succeeds w r Rafsert,
command barge Dittmar No 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
The NEW GENERATION
BY JANE PHELPS

nancially as we'll as in other ways
It is the only way to know what
Is in me-to keep my self respect,
my faith in my ability"
What a girl you are!" Marga-
ret said so lugubriously that Joan
laughed merrily.
what a Mumsie you are!" she
returned after a moment.
"But you may have to wait I'M
til something is accepted--if you
are successful in your endeavor.
Have you any money on hand :?
You'll take next months allow
ance?
Listen to her! Urging her
daughter to take money, to use
It'd How many mothers would
do that, do you suppose? /
thought they always preached
economy. You are a wonderful
Mumsie! I am proud of you,
proud that ! am, your daughter"
Joan made a knocking courtesy,
then became serious again.
II haven't touched this months
allowance yet. shall make that
do. have already written the
Trust Company to send me
nothing more until / ask for it,"
you have! Why didn't you
wait until you knew"
you've heard of burning
bridges haven't you, Mumsie 2"
Joan interrupted. II am going to
prove TO my own satisfaction that
there is something in me, that ]
have brains to sell. / don't care
n whoop what others think. only
those l may be able to help by
what l write. But l love to con-
vince myself of things. And l am
determined to convince myself
that l can be self supporting as
we'll as the Others" A wave of
her hand included the region
, about the Square. This conversa-
ton had taken place in her stu
| dio.
This. then is the meaning of
this austere look your rooms have
taken on?"
The table had been denuded of
its pretty nick-nacks. A type
writing desk, second hand, held
her machine. Boxes of paper, all
sorts of paraphernalia necessary
to a writer, was in evidence. The
room bore the air of an office
rather than that of a studio.
Yes, partly. You see l shall
have to do the work myself UNI
til l get started. And if | had too
many gimcra cks around it would
take too much time from my
writing, 1 told my maid not to
come any more. | can't afford
that luxury until I know where
her pay is coming from"
What girlw Margaret re-
peated, almost unable to GRASP
the situation, so fast had one
outrageous surprise followed upon
| the heeA Of another.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
AUTOS ARE BLAMED FOR
THE PREPOND FRANCE OF
YOUTHFUL CRIMES"

Denver. Colo, Feb. 1.-THE pre-.
pondcrance Of the youthful
crimes Of today was blamed
sruarely on "the free use of the
automobile" by Juvenile Judge Ben
b. Lindsey in an address the
other day before the members of
the Denver Women's clubs in
which he discussed existing moral
conditions in Denver.
"The automobile is the curse Of
youth" said the Judge, and it is
up to the parents to guard against
this curse by not allowing the
youthful members of the family
free access to the family automo-
bile"
Discussing child welfare legisla
ton, judge Lindsey said moro
homeism and less institutionalism'
would result in better children and
better homes. In eastern states
he asserted. it has been established
that children brought up in private
homes are better off than children
brought up in institutions.
Colorado is tagging behind in
the child welfare movement, &C
cordllg to the Judge.
I'VE are not doing as much as
other states for the Mothers COM
pensation act, and we are not do
ing as much as we should do in
many other lines" he declared.
Judge Lindsey said it was de-
plorable that any child should be
made to suffer for the poverty of
his parents and added that "the
better we realize this the better 1t
will be for the state"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
DR.. BARKER To
ADDRESS THREE
MEETINGS TODAY
Noted Rotary Lecturer Ar
riveS This Morning to
Speak on Health Matters
Before Clubs.

A high school auditorium talk at
II o'clock, the joint luncheon OF me me
Kiwanis and Rotary CUBS at Inc t.1es
Y, NJ. C. a, at noon and a megt ,il.I5
of women Of the city at me NH t55ii
school at S'Sg . cloeh rs, 20 w viii he
made here today by DR.. Char'es "
Barker, well known lecturer On
physical culture. 49,. ,.
DR.. Barker is an excellent speaK,-
err. SO enthusiastic were the IIlI I.l',
dad Rotarans over ms aaeresS
there that they telephoned TO Az "a .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
IRISH REPUBLICANS
READY TO ABIDE BY
A FREE PLEBiSCITE

Dublin, Feb. (by the Associated
Press. -Eamonn de Valera today
tsent cablA to the American Assoc
citation for Recognition of the Irish
Republic saying Irish republicans
were ready to abide by q plebiscite
conducted free of the threat of war.
I'VE challenge the British gov
eminent to this test of the real de-
sires of the Irish people," says the
message. 1.-THE treasury OF the re-
public is at the disposal Of oppo-
Inents by reason of a majority in the
dali cream. Our immediate need
is funds to counteract the hostile
press, explain the true meaning and
effect Of the treaty and organize
public opinion in view of a possih.@
election. The people at heart are
as true and republican as ever, and,
given a chance, they will uphold
the republic"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08

My sister Gladdis was up in her
room reeding and eating chocklit
carmels out of a bag and l kepp
on asking her to give me one and
she kepp on saying she had only
a few and couldent spare eny, be-
ing a heck of a Excuse, and after
I asked her about 10 times without
eny good results l sed, All rite,
stingy, jest for that I'm never go
ing to speek to you agen.
Crate news, I'm glad to heer it.
sed Gladdis.
All rite, you'll see, I sed. And af-
ter vile Nora rang the dinner
bell for suppir and we all went
down and 1 tawked to everybody
but Gladdis, and pritty soon I
wunted some butter and 1t was rite
in frunt of Gladdis and l reetched
all the ways across the table so
wouldent half to ask her for It,,
and pop sed, Heer, heer, wat are
you doing, eating suppir or giving
a acrobatick performants? How
meny times have l told you to ask
like gentleman and not reetch
like octopuss?
! And we kepp on eating and
pritty soon I wunted another hunk
of bred and the bred tray was in
frunt of Gladdis, me thinking. G.,
I cant eat without bred, and I
amt going to ask her to pass It,
heck. WITCH Jest then I had O
good ideer, saying. Was that the
door bell? And I jumped up, and
ma sed, I dident heer enything.
Neither did enybody elts. sit
down, sed pop. Meening me, and
| sed, 0 we'll, now I'm up I mite
as well get piece of bred. Wich
| started to reetch in frunt Of
Gladdis to do and Gladdis quick
grabbed up the bred tray, saying,
Is there enything you'd like to
have?
No, yelled as mad as enything.
And / gave the bottom OF the bred
tray slam and the bred went in
4 different direcktions, on account
of each slice going a different d.
recktion and ony being slices on
the tray, and one of them hit pop
rite on the nose, being the werst
direcktion Of all, and I had to
leeVe the room without finishing
my suppir and pop gave me a
fearse slap somewares on the ways
out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
MAY PROL0NG TIME
FOR ASSEMBLING OF
THE SACRED COLLEGE

Rome, Feb. Z (by the Associated
Press) .-Prolongation of the time
now ten days--between the de-
mise of the pope and contening the
sacred college for the election of
a new pope to a period not yet def
initely decided on, but which will
permit not only the United States
but Canada and South America to
be represented, is the first ques-
ton to be discussed at the first
consistory called by Plus XI. .
Cardinal Lucon, archbishop OF
Rheims, is sponsor for the pro-
posal so there shall be no such
disappointment as that which
greeted Cardinal O'Connell on his
arrival yesterday. The sacred col
lege in general has felt deeply that
the announcement of the election
of the pope before the arrival of
the American cardinals might be
interpreted in the United States as
a slight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
CUBAN INTERESTS DID
NOT OFFER BONUS ON
SUGAR SALES, CLAIMS

Monomincc, Mich, Feb. Con
eral Manager G. w. Mccormick Of
the Menominee River Sugar com
pany, who is president OF the
Eastern Beet Sugar Manufacturers
association, commenting on pres
reports that the cuban cane sugar
interests offer 10 pay the domestic
beet sugar companies a bonus of
40 cents per hundred pounds on
their sales of sugar for 1921, as a
compromise against an additional
duty on sugar imports, declared
today that this is just another
sample Of the country wide prop
Uganda being circulated by foreign
sugar interests"
He said no such offer had been
made to any Of the beet sugar
manufacturers in this section, and
added that he did not believe suCl
an offer would, be made in good
faith by the owners of foreign
sugars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-08
ANSWERED. LETTERS.

Reym: Continue to sleep with
your windows open even II 1t
makes your nose cold. Build up
the system so there is more resist
ance against cold and one OF the
best things for this is fresh air dur
ing the sleeping hours. Cod liver
oil is often taken during the coolest
months Of the year by some PEG
pie who suffer from cold as you
do. If you cannot take it olive oil
will build you up, though 1t is not
heating to the system like cod liver
oil.
Betty: Agar agar is taken with
the food as it is tasteless. An easy
way Is to sprinkle 1t over the cereal
with ones breakfast. Circles
around the eyes usually come from
internal Disturbances. Consult the
doctor If they do not disappear.
Mrs. II. M. c.: The pilocarpine
tonic will help your condition even
though you are rs years of age.
There is no limit on cultivating the
hair. This old hair that is falling
out will probably continue to do so
as it is likely dead but whole new
growth will be coming during the
pme time II you persist in the
treatment.
The reason why most elderly
people have poor hair is because
they think it should be so and lose
interest in keeping the scalp In Wig
orous health. Massage the head
every day and use the tonic three
times a week. If the hair is too
dry, massage crude oil into the
scalp the night before the regular
shampoo.
Miss II. Nc. M: If your hair Is
splitting since you have used the