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siruATIoNs wANrED-MALE 's

Job in or 1ut ~ town. l6zH ~ Main.
Az ALL.hHOuHD buFlnesa man want.
work eau sell WeTthHudiso write ads
mons clothing preferred. Address boz
lfG.H World.
HOOKkEEpER Can handle ssytfal more
HatH ~ books day or evening. Fin"rn
years accounting experience. A1IrruH
2GtE. World.
CuAuFgErH MECIfAHic -- Tw,nry-oro
y'trT oRn"ri"urr. have own fau.H COL
uwro 17oo or " 81 e. q. for uuEs.
CUEMlsT uuisumltg graduate with mos
rcssarrE. infusrls or oil. Afdroa H.
D. h hnE 'f ln.i SCOTT Ran.
DIifHGE WANTED. -Four years oaurr-
,n." ON company u1y fn.s. ,gmr''s,,-
desire change Win HrFanr.r,rt prsn-
IUfIpH. Sui IrFs fhnu }l7a tp s'f-L
FULLY g1patIc MuHt DO cont I'H'IhL
ENrEHT Landscape raTIoH.1F furniture
ur pictures antique. HDasuuHu'o Tu'"
TUDuo DHgra taF.
LsIaEILstEu butler waurH puHI.IHn
ln uIF'io home Hayo plenty on r't'f
rnrrr ruu du any Eiud OF house work Il
HIap drive car 1at.rl Nnud.
INrUUgEDED Coos dsa.f,a Job u
emf. HH afrun1 UHHtIy Hr ffy 'rHk. H1tIa-
f1n.1n ruarnuirn1. fhDno Dsags 500.
LNIEHiENDgD general office man, typ,
lu accurate and reliable. rprrllput ref
'rgnrrs hdluzs h.E hl-.1, World
ENrlEI m'rFWHu wautH prpptsIt.1n that
NNI HHF $500 per uNnth ur better
straight commission. mo- real estate or
nm" lnHIHnrn Adircas fi7 % World.
EXECUTIVE desires position with grow
ms DIi concern. has practical experience
Iu refining. oaHnPHcad gasoline manu-
featuring. sale, Traffic ana other admin
HtrtiiYo duti"E, highest character and
bbI|Ityt can change position on Ghurt
notice Bs5-ll, care World.
LNrLKI ACCOUNTANT. couyrtian man
agrr nUt credit man. uUe 90. last four
yrar- HaTgF firm certified accountants
dra.rHs connection lUrR" firm requiring
capable mon. Address gG7-E. World
ENrEIIEtDED white WHn, refined.
wants oIl company boarding house or
cook shack Wul go aHyWbute, T., ".
boz lQJ, Cleveland, Okla.
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FOU SAIL heap ana on eaay terms
small Oh Min, all complete, In good
condition, FinneTy IN connection, de-
pr1dabio cotton county and fine local
market Tor products. Address the
owner h0E aGA-E World.
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Etitis

RIRpg- EGts.
ayah,sD ROCK EGGS for Matching
s... ss.sslea Usage s7sa. ''' "'''h'ns' us'
tp LAY--S.-C' Reds ana sIIySy
Fuarsptl,sa Is eggs $50. safe arrival
fs1ss ''a' W. r. Muslck. Iredell
sss, snL = ROCK and Rhode Island Red
}agng Bla Hire stock; also one lot OF
f,sion f,ssln hens ana eocksreIs % Is to. Sg'' AZ III
hi@ -0''' W. =. 1ehnetsld. Usage
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/ People ma. ..i r...lai II',r'buto,.
mas. t.e profile. o. YEARLY s'J Wp.
Nu capitol Hr experience nrcdri. GUAR
,u''.l s.... uuHoId au,1s can be- 90.
IH.h'N l.Ir rHHH ono products builds
Your own uu....... uau.tf orders sure
.u'No territory. WIfa Federal PURE
.' .. ...'s'
, ih'IIs Ninr lNI ENrEN DAY.
gU capital u..I.t $3.50 worth NJ Goods
''.' Your u.mo ur n.k1Ec buuds
E"1r .wH huHu... rNUlu.itU territory
3'N." fH'r S'loa gua,-
.. o. h. 'N '' i'ihinr0'
,.... '''h''.' ''"
IN'' NIN mHN. money who work
''l ID '.HI H"fN''' nn
t,.t" .3'r n'.rs N'M
uHu l. t.t... ..t. ''. ''.'.'.' ''
.Y,tt.,,... ..,....
..' ''h ''n'h'' or
'"n''.l'on 20
..... li alHi' gnaN'
N..H Dr.. '.. I"..'NH N''r.
nNbI. NhN u. |HHI.H vHU.nI vino travel
Oh H.I N1..H n...H... H..u |ut .tr.
Inl." h.Hsr l.t.u...n Uu.. sIa
M"'.'' .'. 'N" Hr"
hAIrHNNN with Il Iu..I.|i ..N.nIr firo
.1IUIN HUN U..rH| .t.Iu| IttuH
'u.r Dr. urr.anu. .u'..s..
l...'..' ,'.,. '.I ''.'. N"
r. f" "'.NN .h. ,N,'
Iom,. Iubb.r co., r.M v r.r.rIl5.
chicago
.Ar.r.yf... ..., .......
.i.,. ..' ' ..'"..I POW 0hnr''
p..r r", ... 'Ii 'N
$500 uIr .umm..af1n a.u.... l.I
Lamp sIrnBI &C.,. .Ht s. U1Ttr.I .Ht.
uHrn
a1f.i.iT, ....,... ...., .,......
'',nn'' lnr "'H' ''. .'.'"n
Nurry In,,..itot.i, y. ,.t..hI,
Coz. Illinois AHmafiUe ,.Ir ..
..,,..,..
~ l''NNl l'' Nr"N selling T.. N army
a 'l'''' ln consumer I,"m fain1.'.
mans Amy gfn,. p.rt s., q tsal yf.,.,,,,,
Tt.r.,I., I.t '''' N'' w. ''''' '''
.,, ,,.,,,
.', NlN W. 'ul'' lhhIN I"i i""
n.ln.'.1 .1.y outside H0lgTm'u Goo mako
r,, w., .n,N WY E'gl 'rl.'lu-
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' ''.' ~ h"'' Nu'''' l''.H,'IH ~
.''rI' your 'lHi'n'iH Mako hlF
"u, '"'NlN.''',.H lW,I NAll.
IN rra Iurrayrd u,r,f, s,uriWs ,3n..
Dent ..o halfsuJ DiI,
.u.,,r ,..,......
~, n',E tl'r HnmpIe M"iEaun
s.'.,Io' ,r',n,' v I.', "n' , VIZ
u..N' N"'t"h ""llN 'ut " No ~
.''u'F. M'
SNI HoMtN MAKE 300 WEEKLY.
D. 'tl''',N''' un'', .''. N'hIot HhloHWen
1 ,m'4 n'u' r" measure fnrm"nis'
t'I TOT N.N."N anu up. times now toauN.
N'rI I"ll"llhE Co, 10 W. sixth ~ ,
'h'lhnal. ONO.
SELL the MmuuH Crrsrn watcrpropf
aprons Hhurulur bass pud hot water
outnt free Improved Manufncturing
tn.. Don't eos. Ashland Ohio
sALEsMEN nig men wanted. Roy
auto vIsurs n now fast ssiIIup auto sc.
mHud donioTa nnd conauiurru Eerp.
lnE pouibiigos unlimited Investigate.
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Employment
mEIp MANrEn-MNLE

A SOLICITOR wanted by insurance
agency 53G MAYO Bldg
ALI MEN, women, boys girls. over ~,
willing 70 accept Eovernm6nt positions,
tl3S, Write Nr. Ozmeut. 395 St Louis,
Mo, Immediately.
AMBITIOUS, cloAn-cut mon. fair cduca-
tlon, are offered a splendid opportunity
10 study law or accountancy without In
tcrforing with present position. Ad-
dress BON GOD. care Of World.
BE A DETECTlVE-Exc oppottu-
nifty; good pay. travel Write &. r.
Ludwig. sS4 WestoyCr Bldg, Kansas
city, Mo
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Employment
nELp wANrKD-MAIE

Employment
HELP wANTED-MAIE ~
pE A pErECriVE-{bo week,
travel over world, experience unuscoa.
saE@, American Detective Agency $40
bOOkkEEpERS. accountants, make SO
to SEQ weekly. extra. without intcrt,r.
ING WIN regular position, Legitimate.
permanent Replies confidential D. %.
Htowne. Prcs. q W. Madison, chicago.
DE an AUruMOTlvE SPECtALlsT.
Learn automutive electricity, battery
work mechanical repairing. wcldiuR.
satnufcuon, etc. Earn while you learn.
inc only school where you make money
Whlo learning, lrco booklet. John.
sons Auf1Wotve Trades School. EIop.
uical Mechanical ,29 broadway, Dept
X nou,or
RE NN automouyc specialist Learn au-
iomo'lvo elcytrIcitN battery work. me.
chemical repairing welding catburs.
ton. etc Barn while you learn The
only school whore you make money
sons Automouvo Trades school. E'c..
MicMl Mechanical 729 broadway, Dept
COUNTRY sALEsMEN wanted 10 rcprs.
eud Kansas. Men with small cars ur
horse aud buggy preferred Easy ~
H'lI steady work ray every week, uu
experience necessary. Write District
SaIus Manager T.. -. box lg77, okla
humn tUY okla.
ENpENiENtED furnishing goods sales.
man 90 WORK ou Saturdays Palace
sd. l'll'sfs ..'..,..
,yiiIing io 49,, MI, g, Ply 1Ih,,'DI' nnn.
rprr pIrgIy NvigeI, grI W, ,i 49,,
EXPERIENCED credit man nut account.
ant. must have Al references Auto.
mobile experience preferred. Address
wv WY 'Du I, cave W"tld.
EXPERIENCED ms ROY yyANrrD a,
Criterion cafe. 10 D.. Fm,rtn
,.,.... .,....,......-.-----..
tric mutormru. rlrduct1rs sI,,uipp c,r
and train porters troIorod1. sit0'ta0n
St Railway Rufcau. East "a t.,uf. mi.
'1N T. ana railway maU clerks needed.
frge Wrtc MnlVsu, lnst'utf, b,ni l6,
Denver, Colo
goyI,uNNp>I. 49,. -..ii,,....... --,
49, sNs, ", ,, sa to eI'1 muh'h; Write iot
stv,,,.P l,.,.u '.t,,u Nu'', .,nH' N"'uH'bua IN.
Nv. ,9."'.,"us '''''o,
IoNEkNMENr needs railway mall clerks.
sia1nt,,,,1., ,1 ''v4 unnlh WIlle tor tr,'
IN, Si,,n.s '"'"i"ou7 lhtN-
INV
'oo,, "peri'nced colorcd man. no other
neod apply general house work. l7sJ S.
i'ou.u''' -..-...-...-
HOTELS need tr1i1ed men. Nation. wide
demand FOR higltsalsriod executives.
past experience unneccsvry; We VAIN
iGu Dy mn, 9nd put y.g 'n touch with
once for particulars. Lewis Hotel
'',n'hs school, Deak tGlS Washington,
-. -, ' .--.--...-.
H1I ll.S NEEb TRAINED MoMEN-Na-
experience unnecessary, we train you by
N'"N "HN lNl you w lNUth win lIE
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sALEsMEN-M Meu 0r ladies'. new ana
most attractive prgtuHIfl1u 90 F8IaHu.ru
With ability The most complete limo
Or ladlcB', mems and Chiidreu'H hosiery
ever placed UU market sold direct 90
customer. bis money and permanent
connection with opportunity 10 Hur
vance 20 l0oal and district nIHus
Ggcrship, straight commission yr salary
snd drawing account 10 vreierTed. AD.
ply GQk Kennedy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

luR SALE-tioui young registered short
horn bulls priced FOR quick sale. Couch
BrrthsT~, Broken Arrow, Okln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

LACE CURTAIN SPECIALIST.
Curtains laundcrcd, draperies and cur.
tains made 10 order, work called for
and delivered Mrs l.. Wilson, 1908 w.
Admiral Usage 9317-J.
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RABBITS
Poultry
BABY CHICKS


ostrl,, BARRED ROCKS
~ plume strain. best blood lines Of
sysr'lil' great show record. wonderful
Nstin, serel line only. Eggs for sale.
No. "st free. J. a. Ayers. laPlata,
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Poultry


EGGS-S. c. Anconss Sheppard strain
wonderful layers, tested hens. $3.50 per
10. L.. Rumbuhl. Leslie. No.
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MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
returned home the same day: all WORK
guaranteed Tulsa Mattress Co. phone
OsaEe 500
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Business Service

-. Observation-Disclosures Y,
BARCLEl CORsETS-Custom made. Mrs.
w. ~ Moore osage 20os-J.
hemstltching aud plcotne so per yard.
2i3 East Third.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co
SEWING WANrED-PriCes reasonable.
'all ot Cordovr hotel room 90.
SEWING DOME by day. Satisfaction
t1afantecd. Mrs Harris Osage 98.
p-bressmsking of alteration OF
f'lnlng coats Phone usage 1850
MOVING AND STORAGE ~
CROSS COUNTRY HAULING prices have
66;s3 SS" 10 o., towns owns, WITHIN ,adir,
best equipped. Be sure and set our
prices. Phone Usage iiS Nichols
transfer storage Co
CuNNER.s. transfer and storage. phone
cedar 1851, set our low prices. out.of.
town ttlps.
O W SIMONs TT6nsIer Line household
goods srcclalty can Osage tSli.
an m N. LEAR rs MOVIES"
Col iur loar's big padded moving van
9nd se" MN IN action. Ccdar i217
REDUCED RATE on storage and moving
NoI as Tor prices. Atlas Transfer and
Storare 90. Usage 3g5N
WE HAUL anything anywhere any time.
reasonable rates, suappy service. Rural
WE 30 FAMILY MOVING. Two men,
w per hour '"dar 2566.
WhEN 500 move ,au Gamble Transfer
Usage Soes
rAiNfING AND DECORATING 80
ALL RELIABLE PAINTING Calois In
inr floor finishing Go. cedar 25tL
lrIros reasonable.
a. D. HDuGE=r rapvrunnglnr aud paint
lnE. Residence a n. koscdale. Cedar
CALL psAGE 99" R-pUp,r hanging aud
painting fir7t.class work, low prices.
CALL OSAGE sias tnd save money on
Your painting aud decorating, We guar
ron SPRING PAINTING and paperhanE.
iug Call osaye 1910, reasonable.
o. T.. KIRBY
Popcrhangor aud psinter, work guaran.
tcrd, samples prices, reasonable. OsuEe
FuR FlESr-CIASS PAPEVUNSGER ana
decorator can Usage Cago-N. An work
FURNISH PAPER aud paper rooms Tor
~ and NJ. feiuung and calcimning
All work guaranteed. Rogers. the
painter. Oaagc 4i4a-J.
JUST remember. for plperhnnginE and
painting call }. ". Mcathcrs Osage
b7lS. samples brought 10 your home.
EHtlmates chccrfully given.
PApEkHANGlNG, painting. patch plas-
Charles kesler. Osago tieO,
sOuTHERLAND PAINTING co,
Painting, paper hanging and hardwood
finishing. service quality ana the right
price. Gt2 W. Third. Usage A3t7,
PATENT ATTORNEY 81
PATENTS Write for FREQ guide books
and evidence of conception blank; soul
model or sketch AID description NJ IN
vontiun Tor our free opinion of It's put
Cntable nature. Highest references q,
prompt attention. reasonable terms NlC-
tor j. EVANS 4 Co, 192 Ninth. wasn-
inEton II ..
PATENTS TRADEMARKS
Ask us whether your trade marks are pro-
tcctcd iu South America. write FOR
patent hanl book Prompt skllIfnl
service. Mum q Coz Scientific Ahsri-
can Bldg, Washington. u. G., and 233
Wooiworlh Bldg, New York. y. Y,
Employment
HELP WANTED-MALE "a
A SOLICITOR wanted by insurance
agency. 53G MAYO Bldg
ALL MEN, women, boys girls. over -,
willing 70 accept government positionA
tl3S. Write Mr. Ozmeut. 395 St Louis,
Mo. Immediately
AMBITIOUS, clcsn-cut mon. fair cduca-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

T ,l.o.sns Sst6 breakfast ia'R'Gse e ds
,,8 Usage 2026-i. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

tAR-Jersey milch cows. car, I and 2
yeat-uld heifers, also few registered
cows and hcifers I'd sharp, Wolfe
city Texas
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MATTRESSES renovated aud recovered.
We rc.telt old mattresses: all work
guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co.. phone
Oslrs 1886.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

FOR RALE--A cylinder grinder. Welding.
manufac .uriug piston, machine shop, In
good town Of population of 1900;
no competition, plenty 0f work and a
large territory 20 work from, VIII take
5000 70 handle H. Address BOX 7bG
World.
ron HAI.E--Clcau stock Of general mer-
rhHulirs dry goods. notions. shoes and
EIutDrIHH. Invoice about 81. .U0O, fufs
r.'ure HHd fixtures ut o. bargain. Best
little city in Oklhhoma Of 1900 popu-
latlln a. blocks o. pavement under
construction, our reason for selling, na
college advantages - AddTe4s BOS
ACE care World.
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NANIED-luunE man HtenDgrapher for
shipping and billing department. refer
ences required, Apply Schaffor Specially
Co, 3ll W, first
YOUNG Man Experienced In autum1bie
llre vulcanIz steady employment.
tb0-E. world.
YOUNG men. over II. desiring govern.
ment positions, Sl3O monthly write f5r
tfeo list of positions now open. j. Leon
ARD, former civil service sKafninorl
l22b Equitable Bldg Washington, u. c.
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iOR SALE-Dalry cows and route, at
anceI one mile cast Of Spriugdule
Wh0oIhouse. second house north.
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HAVE YOUR SPRING SEWING DONE
BY AN ENpERIENCED DRESSMAKER.
EmtrolderinE, mOnugraminE applique.
stitching roc per yard. Children's
clothes r speciality.
Usage e7Ci-J 400 West Third.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
INTEREST


jumping from the frying pan Of
elections into the fire Of a Red
Cross campaign with a big wedding
as sort of a social hurdle, many wo-
men have spent one of the busiest
weeks Of the winter season. II
there was a minutes respite in the
civic activities it was immediately
seized as an opportunity to dash
in to an afternoon tea or club
meeting.
The week was not notable, how
ever. for large social affairs. The
beautiful wedding of Miss Stortz
aud Mr.. McCanna on Wednesday
morning and the elaborate break
fast which followed was the out
standing event of the week. Seldom
is the marriage Of a young woman
Of such interest as that of Miss
Stortz who has had the alteration
Of the dramatic and music loving
public here since she was a child.
Ladies' day at the country club
took a new lease on life Wednesday
with a large attendance. Dances
come into greater favor with cold
weather and new bridge clubs are
sprouting everywhere. The Vesper
service and tea at the Y. w. c. A,
this afternoon in observance of ths
worlds week of prayer will be ono
of the most worthwhile assemblies
of the season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
LOCAL MUSICIANS GIVE
SANTA EE CONCERT

The Valck Violin quartet, assist
ed by Albuquerque talent, gave a
benefit concert in Santa Fe last
Saturday Iveniug at the st. Francis
auditorium for the F. f. W. school
for girls. The entertainers were
guests at a reception at the home
Of Mrs, Edgar Hewitt after the con-
cert. They gave sacred program
ut the state penitentiary on Sun
day morning.
The following concert program
was given:
Selection. Bendix; Valck violin
quartet: Miss Adelia Elder, Max
well Merritt, Edward Bierman,
Dana Todd; Miss Helen Gurule,
pianiste; Miss Estelle Nalck, di-
rector.
Reading, "Brer Williams Ghos',"
Frank Stanton; Miss Dorothy Nc
Allister.
Tone poem, Keiser; Niles strum-
qdist.
Piano solo, Impromptu in c
Sharp Minor, Chopin; Miss Helen
Gurule.
Vocal solo, "The Brownies" +"
Leoni; Miss Florence samuels,
Violin quartet, Labitsky.
Reading, Cutting from Madame
Butterfly" Miss Aria Radley,
Butterfly Fantasy, Niles Strum-
quist.
Vocal solo, selected, II. V, Barker
Violin quartet. SeXtette from
Lucia" DoniZettl.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
LARGE CROWD AT CLUB
ON LADIES' DAY

The future of ladies day" at the
country club was assured on We'd
nesday when a large crowd ap-
peared for the regular luncheon
and bridge. The small attendance
at the recent gatherings Of the CLUB
women on account of conflicting
social affairs had made discontinu-
ing the observance imminent.
The luncheon tables were attrac-
lively set with centerpieces Of can
delabra encircled by smilax and
small pink hrysanthemums. The
fire place mantel, piano and side
tables were also decorated with cut
flowers. Mesdames l.. G. Bennett,
r. G. Cornish, ST., and W. II. Allen
were hostesses.
Those who reserved special tables
for themselves and their guests
were Mesdames Leroy S, Peters, F.
II. Strong, L. c. Bennett, Henry G.
Cours, Louis Tlfeld, p. G. Cornish,
Margaret Medler, D. W. Faw, c. $.
White, Arno Huning, Robert E.
Dietz, ]. A, Riedy, J. L. Swilium,
and O. A. Matson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
MRS. ASPINWALU GIVES
A RRIDGE SERIES

Mrs. Harry /. Aspinwall was
hostess at a bridge series on We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoons at
her home on North Thirteenth
street. The decorations on both oc-
casions were in yellow, expressed
i'm vases of chrysanthemums and in
the luncheon which followed the
game.
The guest list for the two days
included Mesdames Kenneth Bald
ridge, Roy Stamm. James Gladding,
Telfcr, George Roslington, G. H,
Conner, II. o. Strong, G. NJ. Schu-
maker, Richard Davidson, P. X.
Scheck. J.. c. Mersfelder, E. L.
knight, S. T. Vann, Thomas
Danahy, Guy L. Rogers, George r..
Craig, +. b. Hanger, Earl Porter
field. c. II. Oden, J, Y, Stubbs, /.
II. Chambcrlin, c. II. Spitzmesser'
n. S. Walker, Ellsworth Hyer, b. y.
Copp. Frank Shufflebarger, j. NJ,
Doolittle, George Ruoff, Carl Null
ky, william Bryce, Harry Braun,
G. w. Potter. f. NJ. Lyons. j. d.
Clark. Sarah Mitchell, Thomas
Beatty. Yolquartz, G. G. Kinney,
Daemitz, J. A. We'll, Roy Campbell,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
CONCERT AND DANCE BN
FLKS ON TUESDAY

An open concert by the Chicago
Orchestral club. lyceum musicians,
to be followed by a dance, has been
arranged for Tuesday evening at
the Elks club. The band committee
has planned the affair.
The Chicago Orchestral club is
composed of three young women,
Virginia Rice, harpist; Mary Cor
ham, violiuist, and Genevieve Mead,
'cellist. They will give a pleasing
program Of familiar old airs and
modern compositions. The club is
considered one OF the best musical
trios on the lyceum stage this year.
Miss Rice plays a harp Of ex-
traordinary value and beauty Of
tone. She has had seasons of eX-
perience in concert and solo work.
Miss Gorham, violinist. is said to be
q real artist on her instrument,
Miss Mead, 'cellist and manager OF
the company, has piloted the trio
through a series of lyceum tours
She has had wide experience on the
concert stage.
Immediately following the pro-
gram the floor will be cleared for
dancing to music of the Elks' own
orchestra. The program will be-
gin at O'clock in order 10 allow
plenty of time for dancing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
U. N. N. SOCIETY

Sigma Chi entertained at its first
big ballRf the season at the Ma
sonic tefNple last night. The ball
room was decorated in the fratern-
ity colors OF blue and gold, these
also being carried out in the pro-
grams. Punch was served through
were Messrs. and Mesdames r. i.
Hanger, J.. b. Mitchell, r. w. john
son, Allen Bruce, Richard Bruce,
Frank Shufflebarger, Wittenberger,
Donald Wilson, w. \. Kcleher, G.
e. Carey, J.. j. Hessler, II, Is. Pope
joy, John Popejoy, Louis Waters,
Pearce &. Rodey, Edmund Ross,
Misses Edna Mosher, Mary Wilson,
Margaret Brooks. Dorothy GoelitZ,
Lorraine Cleveland, Marcelia Mat
son, Katherine owen, Molly Cul-
pepper, Pearl Burns, Helen Mac
Arthur, Juliet White, Ruth Daugh-
erty, Helen Jackson, Barbara Nell
Thomas, Geraldine Tully, Fay
Branson. Ruth Bursun, Josephine
Miner, Mia Wingfield, Nina Nc
Camant, Elizabeth Cooper, Leona
Boyle, Clarissa Parsons, Claire Bur
sum, nellie Hess. Carol Wilson,
Frfede Mitchell, Helen Stowell,
Elizabeth Shepherd, j. Henley,
Katherine Angle, Lila BOYD, Louise
Blakemore, Grace Cambrill, Oe-
tavia Johnston. Juliet Fleischer
Edna Miller, Gretchen Van Week,
Tinsley Burton, Helen Nelson
Martha Louise Miller, Mary Lou
Mcguire, Ruth Morgan, Elsie Ruth
Dykes, Fay Strong, Elzeda Crum-
ley, Margaret Easterday, Esther
Morgan, Mary Lucy McClain, Jane
McClain, Arletta Fisher, Effa Car
ter and Margaret Smithels, Messrs.
r. Dougherty, G. r. Coan. Fred
Feasel, Kelly Hanks, Chester Tal-
madge, Edmund Clayton, Bert Bow
yer, George Doolittle, Peter Dutton,
Charles Caldwell, Roy Hickman
Ogle Jones, Vernon Whitley j. n. j..
Harris, Ray Thompson. John VIII
kinson. Abe Stowell, Max Ferguson,
Thomas Hughes, Clyde McCul-
lough, Marshall Wilson, Maxwell
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12

When congress reconveues. the
National League of Women Voters
and associated women's organiza-
tions will work for the passage Of
the bill to transfer to the depart
ment OF justice the activities Of the
social hygiene board which, though
theoretically in existence, is unable,
because Of lack of appropriation,
to carry out the program General
Pershing finds so needed. Work
for the bill will be under the direc-
ton of a New Mexico woman, Mrs.
Ann Webster Of Cimarron, who has
become z parsonage in Washington
both socially and egislatively, be-
cause Of her brilliant converse
tional ability and the tremendous
energy Of her generalship. When
Mrs. Webster is out TO push a bin
that bill Is pushed. Suavely, untir-
ingly, and with unfailing tact, Mrs
Webster works, In person she is Il
slender, black-eyed wisp Of wo-
man, vivid as flame, who never
forgets either face or a name and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12
MISS STORTZ BECOMES
MRS. RAY MCCANNA

In the presence of many friends
who thronged tho church Of the
Immaculate Conception on Wednes-
day morning. Miss Grace Stortz,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Stortz, became the bride OF
Raymond ]. McCanna, son Of Mrs.
p. +. McCanna. The beautiful nup-
tial mass said by Father A. NJ. Man
dalari united two of the most prom
inent families in the city.
The bride was attended by her
sister-in law, Miss Margaret Nc
Gamma, and the bridegroom by his
brother, j. Il. McCanna. Ruth
Reynolds and Maize Jane Martin
were flower girls and Jerre Hag-
gard, Jr,. was ring bearer. NJ. A.
Sipple and Ira Boldt were ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCanna are spend
ing an extensive honeymoon IN New
York and other eastern points.
Upon their return in December
they will be at home at sol Luna
boulevard in an attractive bunga-
low just completed by Mr.. Nc
Gamma.