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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. w. STRAUS, President
American Society for Thrift.

Ut is we'll to bear in mind that one
4 Of the greatest sources of hue
man happiness is work. And this
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
OPPORTUNITIES

Corner lot 50X142 in Fourth ward,
splendid location, $1,000.
Five-room bungalow, in Fourth
ward, yard, shade, garage, south
front, furnished ready to move
into; $4,000; easy terms.
New five rooms and sleeping
porch; in Heights; bath, oak
floors, east front, furnished
leased to good tenants for six
months; $2,60O; terms.
McMiIIion & Wood, Realtors
zoe W. Gold. Insurance. Loans
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RENT OR LEASE-The Mondragon
Hotel at Bernalillo, New Mexico Best
business property in Bernalillo. Inquire
at Mondragon HOTEL Bernalillo, New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
For Rent.Rooms with BOARD

TRY OUR CLEAN BEDS and good eats
40 West Gold.
! ROOM, BOARD ana sIeeping porch, sol
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
FOR SALE--Poultry-Eggs

N1TTRESs remado $3.50 up, Furniture
Repaired, Packed and Shipped. AVN
ing work Rug cleaning. Erwin Bed
ding Co. phone s9e-W
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-28
HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED--A milker. Apply Be2emeE's
Dairy,
WANTED-'Two me. 20 shovel Thurs
day morning CAL at corner Of Cedar
and East Silver. New house.
LABoRERS-$3.OO 10 ss2O per day.
Good woman cook, $50 per month, EN-.
nloyment Agency, 10 South Third.
WANTED-Young man for travelling cir
culation work. Must be good sales
man. Circulation Manager Morning
Journal
Fcmaie.
WANT-Mald for general housework.
1O5 South Cedar.
WANTED Cook and Kitchen maid. APP
ply 1915 South Edith.
WANTED-Giri for general house work.
Apply 310 North Thirteenth.
WANTED-c'Tl for two hours house,
work caclr day. 1901 East Central.
WANTED-Girl for light housew0rk.
Apply mornings, 5l4 North Fifth
WANTBD-Girl for general houseworls.
Must stay nights 42O North Fourth.
WANTED--Middle aged American lady
for general housework 618 South
Walter.
WANTED--A lady partner with some
little means. Address Box 2S, care
Journal
WANTED-GlrI Or woman for light.
housework. Apply 1o3 South Walter,
phone 1042-J.
WANTED-Glrl for general h0useworll.
Phone 554-J. S2i North Fifth. Call
afternoons.
WANTED--American or Spanish girl for
light house work. Family Of two. Call
215 South Nj h. .
WANTED Competent girl for general
hcJsewoTk. Good home. soc North
Tenth. CLuua Bouleyard).
WNNTED-Flrst class family cook, Must
be neat and clean. $4,000 month,
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WANTED-Agbnts for Beaute Clay $500
per jar commission Apply room No.
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sECRETARIAL Studies. Board, room,
tuition may be earned. Catalog free.
Maekay Business College, Los Angeles.
Male and Female,
ENROLL in the ONLY school in the
Southwest which GIVES Individual In
struction In all Commercial Branches.
The Western School for Private Secre-
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NANTED-Yo 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
suring rapid progress, Albuquerque BUS
tness College, npnnslte city nan
FOR SALE--Poultry-Eggs.
FIT turkeys and fresh esSs, Phone
24O4-J1. -----.
FOR sALE-Range raised corn fed tur-
keys. Phone 24O9-Jt. -------.------
FOR sALE-Choice milk and grain fed
turkeys. Phone 1901. -----------
FOR SALEl-Purebred S. C, Rhode Is
land Red cockerels. Also some pull
let's. 4O5 Eas' Iron.
TOR sALE-Fat young geese. Also one
S. c. White Leghorn rooster or VIII
trade for r. c. Rhode Island Red roost-
er. Phone s22-W. 201 Worth Fourth:
FOR RENT--Ranches.
FOR RENT~Ten-acr ranch; three
acres fruit; year lease. Inquire BOG
North Eleventh. ---------
FOR RENT--Ten acres in alfalfa, three
build house for the right party. Jesse
Hodges 22l West Gold. ---.
MATTRESS RENOVATlNG
f1c7cf7777' Mf1ITfffss fcmsdS $50 a6 Furniture
Repaired, Packed and Shipped. AVN
ing work Rug cleaning. Erwin Bed
ding Co. phone S9e-M. M.------------,
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and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
change phone snS-J, t22 South Fourth,
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MONEY TO loan.

MONEY 70 LOAN First mortgages on
real estate Bernalillo county Rooms
II and IL, Stern building.
MONEY TO LOAN-On watches, dia-
mpnds, guns and everything valuable
Mr. d. Marcus, 2is South First.
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds. watches
and good jewelry; liberal. reliable, con-
fidenial. Gottlieb Jewelry Co. lO6 \: lst
WE HAVE Si,500.OO, S2,5oo.Oo and one
larger amount to loan on close in bus
iness and residence property. McMillion
& Wood 206 West Gold.
FOR RENT-Storerooms.
FOR RENT--Large room for store TO-
gether with four-room house In good
location for business, For particulars
apply Mt 1921 Barelas Road
WILL arrange to suit tenant e6xluo
foot brick building. good condition,
opposite Santa Fe shops; reasonable
terms See or write L. Heyman. 1Os
North First AlhuuuerGne ~
Fur SALE--Livestock.
FOR sALE-Rabbits and hutches. 7l0
West Lead.
FOR sALE--small pony gentle for a
child, Address J-l9, care Journal.
FOR SALE--Two English Shepherd pups.
Three months old. Phone 2409-R2.
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FOR SALE--Ranches.

FOR sALE~-Five miles north of city,
-5iS acres good orchard, grapes and
chicken proposition. 3oo feet on Highland
road and 670 feet on Osune road. Cor.
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no TRADE-One used Buick six tour
ing car fine condition. for sheep. Ad-
dress p. o. Box TO- Las Cruces, n. NJ.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
DEMPSEY SAYS CREB is
ONLY OPPONENT IN VIEW

SALT LAKE CITY. March 25.-
lack Dempsey. en- route from the
East to lis home in California. dis.
cussed possible opponents for the
/. heavyweight crown here today.
at looks as though they can't get
anyone for me to fight before Labor
Day" Dempsey said.
II Harry Gr.r continues his good
work, II is possible that he will be
worked UP into Il drawing card for a
'.abor Day bout. the heavyweight t
hampton declared, adding the pub.
ic wouldn't stand for a mixed bout
between Wi Is end himself"
Speaking of reports that Ed "Stran.
yler" Lewis, wrestling champion, wa 3
anxious to meet him in a mixed bout,
Dempsey EXPRESSED himself as salts.
lied with that kind Of bout.
81 believe 4 fighter with a punch
would have the best of a tussle with
4 wrestler" he said.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
NORWICH TO GET TRIAL
AT JAMACA'S OPENER

NEW YORK, March IS. Norwich,
unbeaten in eleven races last year
as a two-year old, and winner OF
S115, 1851. will start IN the Ken
lucky Derby of $4,000 at one mile
and a quarter on May 13, II he
trains on and comes cu. cf his
first public trial on the opening
day of the season here at Jamaica
on May 3.
benjamin Block. Owner of the
colt. said today that tho decision
was in the hands OF his trainer
Fred Burlew. but admitted that the
latter had definitely decided to start
him, probably in the Paunono'
Handicap. on the opening day NJ
Jamaica.
II his first public trial is salts
factory he will be shipped to Louis.
Vile on May and have n full week
at Churchill Downs in final prepa.
ration for the derby.
II, however, Burlew finds that 1t
would be inadvisable to ship him to
the Middle West on that dav for
such q severe test as n milo and
quarter it is possible that he might
hold him for the Preakness, of $50.
900. at one mile and a furlong, also
on MAY 13. at Pimlico, because of
the shorter Journey.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
WASHINGTON BARRACKS
TO HAVE STRONG TEAM

The soldiers at Washington bar
racks have organized a strong base
ball team for the coming season and
expect to hold their own with most
teams in and around the District,
sullivan, who is noted for his pitch
ing and also as a Mercury football
player, has been elected captain and
is getting the boys in shape.
The lineup will consist OF Nc
CarthY, first base; Meis, second
base; Shappell. shortstop; Burgess,
third base: Petek, left field; Colasky.
center field; Burke, right field;
Meachem and Rivers, catchers; Sui
livan. Ruttinger, Dischinger, and
Hodge. pitchers. Taylor, Harriss,
Greenlund and Lovelace will also be
carried on the roster. The season
will open on April Is. Games will
he played on Saturday afternoon and
Sunday. Teams should address all
challenges to Manager John !.
Maurer, +. and r., Washington Bar
racks. /or call Sergeant Meis, Main
S775. branch 70. A new diamond Is
being made at the barracks, which
is TO be one of the best in the city.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
HILTON TACKLES PERRY
IN SANDlOT STARTER

The Hilton Athletic Club will open
its season today, when IL meets the
Perry.A. c. on the latter's diamond
at p. m. There Is keen rivalry be.
tween the two clubs and the game Is
expected to be hotly contested.
Last year the Hiltons were sue.
cessful in a close series with the
Perry club winning two OF three
games.
Darwin probably will twirl for the
Hiltons with Esbaugh on the review.
ing end. All Hilton players are TO
meet at First street and Maryland
avenue northeast. AT 1870 y. m.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
MILE. lENGLEN EAGER
TO MEET MRS. MALLORY

NICE, France. March 25.-To meet
and conquer Mrs. MoIla Mallory. the
American champion. who inundated
her at Forest Hills, L. l., last fall
has become an obsession with Mile.
Suzanne Lenglen, then holder OF
the worlds tennis title.
How l would like to have my
revenge for what happened In New
York" Mile. Lenglen exclaimed in
discussing her plans for the season
with Mile. Daisy Speranza, twice
champion of France and mixed
doubles champion of 1912 and 1919.
why can't l measure myself with
her again?
I'm one month / shall be in
Paris for the French championships
In May / shall play in Brussels in
the worlds championships. In juno
at Wimbledon that brilliant Yankee
girl will have an opportunity to
meet me again"
Mile. Speranza declared that Sus-
anne Is stronger and larger than
last year. She has complete mas
terry of her play, and without losing
any OF her brilliant qualities has
developed power of service very
much like that Of William T. Tilden
Mile. Lenglen evidently has
profited much by her long rest from
the courts. She will play a few
exhibitions at Cannes, but has not
entered the tournament there.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
QUAKER SCHOOL FIVES
PLAY IN STATE TOURNEY

LEBANON, Pa, March 25.-Leba-
hon High School basketball floor,
conceded to be the best in the Cen.
fral Pennsylvania Scholastic League,
will be the scene today of the elm
Pnation games for the State College
tournament.
The participants will be the cham
pion teams of the Cumberland Val.
ley, Lehigh Valley, Central Pennsy,.
|vania, and Southeastern Pennsyl.
Hania scholastic leagues. Two pre-
liminary games in the afternoon will
be followed by the final in the even
ing. Waynesboro has won the Cum.
)berland valley title and Lititz High
School heads the Southeastern
League with Allentown and Catasau.
hua contenders in the Lehigh Valley
Race and Harrisburg Tech and Read.
)ng High still making the fight in
khe now torrid central Pennsylvania
6crap
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Rutgers Swimmers to
Have Strong Team
for Water Title

NEW BRUNSWICK, March
26.-Six performers will repre-
sent Rutgers at the intercollegi-
ate individual swimming cham
pionships at Philadelphia Satur-
day. Captain Giebcl, present
holder of the intercollegiate 900
yard title, will start in this event
with Ross, who placed fourth
last year. Although defeated
last Saturday at Yale, by Pratt,
the Scarlet captain expects to
come through on Saturday.
This was the fiist time that he
has been defeated in intercollegi-
ate competition in this event. He
lost because he failed to start to
sprint in time. Earlier in the sea-
son he beat Sinclair Of the Navy,
intercollegiate record holder for
the distance, in the Annapolis
pool. Giebel also will start in the
l00-yard swim.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
TEAM
EADYF0R MEET
WITH MICHIGAN
Coach MoakIey's Stars Prom
ise Close Competition in
Wolverine Clash.

ITHACA, n. Y, March 25.-
High class competition some no
table performances and closely
contested meet all the way through
ars promised tonight when the
Michigan and Cornell track teams
come together in the most inter
esting intersectional tri * contest
Of the year.
II would not be surprising il the
meet rivaled in interest. color and
spectacular performance the 1920
meeting of these two teams, which
also took place in the drill hall and
which was decided in Cornell's ia
vor only when the relay race, the
last event on the program was
won by the Red runners in a driv-
ing finish.
The Maize and Blue will bring
several stars and a well balanced
team to Ithaca. while Cornell has the
best all-around team that Coach
Moak kley has developed since the war,
a fact amply established by the
Ithacans' victory in the recent indoor
championship meet in
New York.
The short dash will bring Lovejoy
and Niles, of Cornell, into competi.
ton with Capt. Walter Simmons.
Burke and Kelly, of Michigan, and
should be closely contested. Love.
JOY took second in the seventy-yard
dash at the Eastern championship
and should be a favorite in Satur-
days race.
The loss of Dave kimball, Cornell's
star hurdler, out of competition for
another month at least with an in
jurcd ankle, would seem to give
Michigan an even chance over the
sticks. fireman and Stone will be
Cornell's leaders in this event, while
hopes are based on Sar-
gent, who proved to be a dangerous
man in the dual meet at Ann Arbor
last winter.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
RDR|VES
WILLIAMSBURG
COLLEGE LADS
William and Mary Thought to
Have First Class Prospects
on Diamond This Year.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. March 25
Candidates for the William and
Mary baseball team went through
good workout today, due to the
break in the weather. with a favor
able rise in temperature. The
scrubs and varsity tied up in a
practice game. with both sides ex-
hibiting good fielding and hitting
form.
The practice TODAY WIS the first
one of the week accompanied by
favorable weather conditions. The
was cold, and last night the ther.
mometer dropped below The freezing
point, although it was much warm
er today.
Coach Driver is taking no chances
with the cold weather Yesterday
the varsity INDUCED practically all
the afternoon in hitting practice.
as il is felt that this feature of the
workouts is highly important.
Chalkley, who 'cturn.Nd to Col"gc
today, is showing up well. and will
give Chandler d good run for the
catching position. Jones is another
likely looking receiver, while Par
sonos, another freshman, in the
practice game. k~ocked two over
the fence. He is a ciouter of 10
mean ability
The second base posi- ~ is still
giving Coach Dri,'ar trouble. In
the infield practice yesterday, he
played White and Clarke there al
ternately. The former seems TO
play the position bettt" Ihan Clarke.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
JACK cOoMBS INSISTS
ON PUPILS TRAINING

wILLIAMSTOwN, Mass. March
25.-One Of the first acts at Coach
Jack Coombs. Of the Williams base.
ball nine, after reaching here to
take charge of indoor practice q +
Williams College was to issue a
statement designed to impress upen
the minds Of his Purple charges
the necessity OF strict training dur.
ing the coming season. He has let
IT be known in no uncertain way
that he will stand for no trifling
on this score.
Coach Coombs is particularly anx-
ious that all candidates for tho nine
dispense with smoking during the
baseball season. He has asserted
himself forcibly in this respect. in.
sisting that the practice b xiyen
up, not only in public, bu, in the
privacy of the students rooms az
well. He is determined that .he
teams prospects will not ruffer
from lack of condition on thu mart
OF the varsity men, and, .oucrdins
70 the warning issued, drastic action
VIII greet all violations of the rule.
laid down. '1'e'
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Girl Bowlers Name
Own Officers
Tomorrow

Every girl bowler in Wash.
ington is invited to attend a
meeting at the Recreation to-
morrow at 10 o'clock a. m. in
which an organization will be
formed and plans made for the
girls championship tournament.
Officers and directors Of the
Washington City Association
will be there to give whatever
assistance the fair bowlcrs may
need.
A number of prominent girl
pinspillers are being mentioned
in connection with the offices. ID"
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Baseball Gossip.

jim VAUGHAN will probably play no more major league
independent team and at the expiration of that
term his pitching will probably be Vaughn his day.
of the best soupaws the American League and later
star performer National Jim getting little
ancient but should of himself where his
lot is
Commissioner Lands that make unpleasant
the officials of baseball club that with player
belonging another club This decision of the
wise and it step that should have been taken
long Many has acted in
his dealings with players for whom happened be angling
There is to be of this X. NJ.
The Chicago Cubs having spring training this
they holding forth Catalina Island
the favore the It's tough be
league baplayer ride all the bamy Cali
fornia while other the lus sleet
the West
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Early Spring.

TARLY SPRING, of thee we sing
r. Sleet and all that sort of thing
Singing sleet and clinging slush
To greet us in the twilight hush.
Moisture, dampness, near and far,
Grippe, hay fever and catarrh!
Sneeze and sweat, shake and soak!
Early spring thou art joke!
Yet the outlook might be GUNNER,
For the springtime heralds summer,
And the summer brings the call
Dear to Yankee hearts: play ball"
That is why, o early spring,
Though the vernal blizzard sing,
We behold you with a grin
Just for what YOU usher in!
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
PENN STATE STUDENTS
PAY TRIBUTE TO HARLOW

STATE c 'LLEGE, Pa, MarCn 25.
Penn Stara students paid tribute
to Dick Ha low at a mass meeting
when they presented him with a
silver loving cup as n token of APP
probation or his many years of
service TO Penn State. Harlow, who
has been assistant football coach
and head coach OF boxing, leaves
here about April l to become head
coach at Co.sate University.
In his place, Hinkie Haines,
former three-sport star, who is now
making good with the New York
Yankees. will return to Penn State
next fall to assist with the foo .btl
team and 20 coach the freshmen
basketball squad.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
REORGANIZE
JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM

The Northeast Hilltops have re-
organized their Junior baseball team
and will practice Sunday at II
a. M, all players to report at
Twelfth street and Florida avenue
northeast at 1890 a. m. Sunday. A
meeting will be held next Tuesday
at p. m. at 1913 Florida avenue
northeast.
Although twenty-five names are
on the baseball roster. the club
would like TO hear from boys six.
teen and seventeen years old who
desire to try out for the team.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
STROLLS THROUGH
SPOPTVuLE
By William F. Kirk.
GOLF AND POKER.

T1NHE games of golf and poker exceptional indeed,
l And have place with if not with creed
Football is played by Yankees and the English there
And boxing also a that these nations
But golf universal, and since the late Big Muos
The game of poker has grip many a foreign
Clubs both these who play them know
And the poker the dough.
Both the early morning and in midnghts solemn hush
Mortals the golf ball and the ticksh bobta flush
Both played by and old but gtrus is the
Who ever masters either game however he may try.
Both will the both bring the blues
Both will make beginners quake with when they
Golf has social standing, but fellow
Poker still commanding attention and ten.
Both full of we'll froic while we're able
the
table!
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Great English Runner
May Take Part in
u. S. Games

PHILADELPHIA. March 20.
The Meadowbrook Club Of
this city, in planning to run a
big outdoor athletic carnival in
one of the ball parks next sum-
mer, is reported to have re-
ceived an acceptance from AL
fred G. Hill, the famous runner
of the Polytechnic Harriers, to
an invitation to visit the
United States.
Hill is reported to have noti-
fled President Sam Dallas, Of
the Wansmaker orgariza ton,
of his willingness to make the
trip to America for the our
pose of meeting Ioie Ray, Hal
Cutbill and any other opro-
nents that the Meadowbrook
Club may select for him.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
Famous Mare Is Dead.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The
noted mare imported Topiary, dam
OF the remarkable Tracery and also
of Trap Rock, is dead at the Nur.
sery stud. Topiary, which was by
Orme out of Palsanteries by yelling
tonia, was foaled in 1901. Major Au.
gust Belmont, chairman of the
Jockey Club, paid $4,000 for the
mare at auction especially to mate
her with Rock Sand. and. consider.
ing the feats of her progeny. she was
cheap AT the price.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
SPARTANS REORGANIZE
WITH FAST BALL TEAM

Spartan A. c., of southwest, has
re.organized. Thirty players are
out for the team and a fast outfit
is expected by Manager Mastian.
Easter Sunday the team will go TO
Overlook. Md, for the first game.
The Spartans are arranging a
schedule and want to hear from all
teams. Challenges shrIld be ad.
dressed to r. r. DALEY. 729 Sew.
enth street southwest, phone Main
6S72.