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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
TIME CARDS
ISl@ItAS
49,

WESTBOuN.o--Daily
Train. Arrive. Depart.
No 1.-The Scout. -. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. 3--Calt Limited1V;30 am II 90 am
No. 1---FargO Fast. 1850 am II; 40 am
No. 9-The Navajo. 1885 am 1900 am
SOUTHBOUND.
No PEI Paso EXP 1910 ppA
No. EEL Paso EXP ll;50 am
EASTBOUND.
No. 2-The Navajo. 10 pm 240 pm
No t-Cait Limited 90 pm "a pm
No, SIS, f Eight IS pm $40 pm
No. io-The Scout 20. 7;2o am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH.
No, 2s-FrUm FL Paso 6 81 pm
No 30-rron El Pasr ZOO am
No, 80 connects vt Telen With No ~
for Clovis, Pecos ValIev KsHs City and
G Coast
No. 20 connect at 8el.n with No 81
from Clovis and points east and south
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FOR SALE-Ranches


FOR SALE-Furty-acl alfalfa ranch,
four mil from city. Inquire 400 West
Gold.
FOR SALE--A ranch, cheap, with new
house OF three rooms. Inquire 1903
South Fourth,
FOR sALE-Small ranch with house and
out building, on ditch, ciose-in. north
OF town. Fred Zckert, phone 24l7-J1.
FOR SALE--Nine-acre ranch one ard
one-half miles west Of Barelas bridge,
on main ditch; new adobe 1ouse and
garage; one-fourth mile from school
Phone 240i-J2.
FOR SAL E--Country home. stucco house,
seven rooms steam heated. electric
lights; on ten-acre ranch; In alfalfa and
orchard. Address Postofflce box 277. or
phone 24O7-R4
FOR SALE-Four.acrc ranch, two miles
from pustofflce on main ditch; double
house, garage, milk house, chicken
houses, thoroughbred chickens and ;ui =
keys. tools and furniture: terms. Phone
24IG-J5.
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"r"tttr~ous

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f.'''-'.@ i"S Vs
w ID - ~ 80 ">- 7-,----
2lO0.RR
WAETI5D-F- w yoTnc, raI,71s o5,-a,
I025-W.
,,>-.r,,,,
A a. I,n igo TO 800 egg size
u,,,,,rr-, N'''
az, !. .'hs a,,'|"-H 9l 'utuiture.
fra CON stoyt or range, Ph'he S2O-N
yin . y m. untlI ~ a. m.
SCANE%GEH AID GE%ERAL HAUL.
-o ~ ~. reasonable rate cso e. A. Griffin
'o"' p''''e -0''' ~
WELDING AND CUTTING Of metals
also welders supplies and carbide 70,
-ole ". Steel CO. Inc, phone 1947-M
WANTED-sccondhan furniture ana
hold gods We Sg eYs ayg6n sors houiS
South First. Phone s5S
MAN BARGAIN STORE, at S15 South
rnN. wiz pay the highest prices for
S s',rn,,S SEE "nu ~ |anu c.nth'hg' shoes ana
=. -. ~ VI ",.nt 70" -
BETTER KODAK FINISHING - 1t is
or1 Se.seF; return pos.aSe paid on mai
C 1919, A.e barhuh Sumo 2l91s West
S---tI d.. AIouPuerque ~ M.
RIG Ct EANERS
9x12 Rugs Cleaned Sam
furniture repaired and packed &C se '"I Erwin viz
- > :, =; : ~, pI-,ne : - --------
Cleaning PAPER and kalsoinine, wax
and h 81 la, n1uSe anu w,nu"W cieahlhg'
anteod Iohs y G tepai. "Iih' ""Ik guar
@91ee1. 11nn 09odson. phone 634-J
~ .aIeiul houak llhishlng
,o..I Sc nc, nchleliloti satls'
"a huai SenG your ilhishihe
a. aon rr,aa' no. es.apnsned urn Hanna
A. BToUERoTE WINDOW S,11 GHn1N71d
,o,,bh WINDOWS cleaned and floors
raoeanob, o'iIGes 1nI houses
work. Sr,nnre. r ,oam. ana home i5s
American Grocery phone 25g
=. y - - ---------=--=-=====
FOR SALE-Furu
- : ; ~ :, <
ing. Phone ~. Erwin 3eddns Co
dressers 40 ~ ~ seS'e, h't , caolnet
Of good nsed r,rrqt,, T Up ro iarse a"los sns
south First 1'''' 'e'00"aO'e' $50
F0P sATF--F,,r5T,,,z---- . ----------,----
which makes ~ cnst 1oss ia 10y prices
hand goods go 20 .uss man ecoiia
American Turnitmra 70 90. io so yTurseii'
on .i.=====
SANfEN EKENG
prTTTEop n ~rrIES ~--oo -
All l,tnds ~ wit, ~, JOb MAN
" z;i,T,1S ~. y : -tole ~ 81.
Dr painting , and repairing at reasonable
BUILDING aIferaTiTons rene T7I.c-5
Jobs or small. work hv cpntraot 'as
the day! reasonable nrices. worr ,,,,r
anteed: sstin,otas fraa CT, ,gre nu"i
=====z==z - -. : - :.
.----,>-.>.tt -, I,t O.a,N
COME to Gil East Central-Shaye he.
mems hair cut 35c. chIldren's hair
cut 25c. hair hobbod aEc A''
and shaves at their home, by Perkins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

ok Hl., .-- UHe-ruom house untur-
r'shet j22' %orth Forester
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE--New rs S.
w. Special nickel plated revolver.
Phone 2362-W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
FOR RENT

A completely furnished house;
six rooms; hot water heat and
modern in every respect, We
also have several other houses
for rent.
D, T, KINGSBURY,
REAlTOR
Loans and Insurance.
21O W. Gold. Phone 9O7-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
sUDDEN SERVICE

SUDDEN SERVICE.
The Red Arrow Gall over the West) rem
dcrs sudden service on Kodak finishing
to people who demand quality. Work
N before II a. m. mailed same day
Work in before p. m. mailed noon next
day. Address work &c
THE RED ARROW,
Albuquerque e. Las vegas
I'VE want c representative in yoFh
iarrItory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
HELP WANTED
IeHIt'le

Femme
VN[T7F7I,-- 7rnrrt,,,,,,, --,7r--I--J,-, ~
M, .rbo t,,'I,.'r,fs, 'P
WAN tL-C1mE"ter woman for gen
Graz NOT e"ork, half days. 227 North
HIGH
"AMTE Pan won Woman for sea7Iai house.
lr"-a"ay.
WANTED-A woman who would cook
ana take care for just one sick man
~ soulH BROADWAY.
va, A.l'---SaIe S,"nN salesman ana Of
- tu"I' Eihi,.'s ~, 4-"I once IIo
.---- 81 J. ~. Il, PH"Ie @'t w.
"Io EI'--l-'ay ston"srtpRgr VINO can
sP'.N soIIe spanish A. d, Z, Eradu-
"Ts,rlna S glilu ooH NJ AIou4uefque
,7,-,,,.- -----
w, ~ ~ il',h ana 80 month
,,,kan prn ,I,r,s SC,,,I,, eacaL,Soe IT.
v,in yos '1 hrao7s. o'''6e 'O''a Sou''
90. -, ---, --- ----
",lNI Lp-,,Eng'ish-'peaklng girl to do
home ms roo,, ,,,, ,r,,, bI.y 10
saIory r,td ,f,. ST.. ". ,'., II" -
ncric9ce ana rcftrcpcos ~ RoS S'I too ogHa
Journal
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7-7----,--,,,;.z
I Ahb l ,.!C E|QI E BUSINESS COLLEGE
mo, , ond r sp.omold courses 20 yonng
cIasees o,I assi..n "3u w ,.,.3
st,,'Ionis IN soo,-ri.,t. ar, Igi anu
corinS,t ava posa,a""s 'LSl-c.tSS
guaranteed. OppoeIte Cltv Han
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FSh SALE.--- s3ouSea
n,c1 c - - -~--
inquire io1S VEST 'i Frn rJt' -4o I'LL "''S''
non, :, !, :, 60, - -, :,
" pa Ii 'N-r9om prick house. on
Nor'" ho'th' Phohe 240l-R2' -.----..
FOR sALE-In the highlands, -four
r iuo,' I nL mouse. close ln' $1,000.
q MS. Iiiolle 294- w. -
FOR SALE-Brick. IS on. nine large
rooms, $50 income, unfurnished; owner
lives in two. 1874 South Edith.
FOR sALE-On easy terms, six room
modern bungalo,. will take good lots
or real estate paper. Phone 204O-NV.
For SAT-E-Tv owner now 10rdorn civ
room house near Rohinsop nork s50o
cash, $50 per month. Phone lS25-W
FOR SATF--ISIve-rCor r ro-----,-,-1I--,,,---7-
convenient for two far,ilioe. ,.,,o -.
eost front uight.,d, ptonn ESQ W W
leDy "
FOX sALE-A fye-room stucco resi-
o US"G , mouern improvements bar
6a'" 500 'ee e 'o"hi soou Iocauoh' Gail
a. $50 80 2outn A[no.
FOR SALE-By owner. 7l6 West Coal,
frame stucco. rooms and bath, 2
large porcHes, newly decorated. vacant.
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BEST LOCATION

BEST LOCATION
In University Heights. modern
except heat. Completely furnished.
Built for health seeker. A large
sleeping porch, Four rooms $500.
Terms.
], [, Phillips Real Estate
Phone 354-W 10 S. Third
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE--Fine 90 foot lot on East
silver at reduced price. ]. A. Ham
mond. s24 East Silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

/ FOX H., - One-room house InTGT-
r'shet i22' %orth Forester
! For Rent Four-room modern house.
! large screened porches, only $35. Phone
i 40.
For Four-room house, with
: 'igh's, garage, SIS per month. Phone
i1o2-J
FOR REET--Two room furnished house
with sleeping porch. 1918 South Wal
tar.
/ FOR RENT-1'urrished three room
house with sleeping porch Innuire
| GA South Edun.
FOR Furnished four-room mod
crn bungalow; adults; no sick. INQUIRE
ola North Second.
FOR RENT-Two-room furnished cot
toge, with sleeping porch; no children.
1913 South Walter.
/ FOR RENT-Three room furnished mod.
ern house. 2t5 West Marquette. In
cuiro Phone 14iS-M
7,--5 55,1,,r ". ,------
brth, double porch Furnished ar nnfnr.
n'uhrd. 619 East santa Re
i-0p TE>,q, r,,..-.-.-.., ,,....-----,.,-
Ing porch ord ' l,rgo Nous h"use VIII Wilt sleep
auire 11O7 North Twclfth
For Pr%T ->-au, f,,,, ,.,,u,, i-a,,- -'~ .o-
nor month Gov 7, ~ en- e,ra mus; -"
p.n,ot. ~ - H. nIo"B UT L. 4
F0P 7,,,r--,.i- .-.--.---5
orn bonen two trn,,os 'rui TWIN ili4S-
car line pGnco tf-s-vv "''' 'e'''''
- q" w.
hath and e1cenin, ' nor,h inur rooms ms
nIshed 71G soutb ~ "'Oe'' iN'
800 ~ nv -------
FOX hhNT-~Four-rcom house, bath and
Eighth. Trnuire e95 N6rtb sixth ''''
ron ,31,,,,, ,r,------ -.
bors iss'. ona mrse i"uF anu iiye1r9om
,,n houses ana apartments some furnished.
I5c,15 ;, 80 -, Wv ,''''
~. nh4N - NICE courtroom cottage
SO7 west HaZeldine. Broad Bicycle
W" <zo south second phone 1888.
FOR RENT-Ffye-room brick house,
PAIN sleeping poem garage, ur.ur-
nisnea, sf9, water free. 22o North High,
FOR RENT-Flve-room furnished and
,e ontn, rhone' nghts ana water free,
a oI0o "ou'h LOCUST Leonard phone
-I4'-'' .-.------- -
FOR RENT-Furnished small cottage
Tth sleepihg poLch' HRht and water
paiu fho"e %ieo-N OF CAL Azod East
EoPPer.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern brick
unfurnished with sleeping porch new
~ papered' Apply 2l4 west IRON Phone
llS5-J.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished cottage:
two rooms and glassed-tn sleeping
porch on car line. Apply at 1918 South
Edlth.
FOR RENT-Two houses partly fur
nIshed, one four-room and one SIX
room. Phone 1861. Call at 1000 South
broadway.
FOR T3IfN7--- TTo7Ise CIV rooms and
qiassa6 siaon,rg norch modern npwIy
renovated. mar high school phone
FOR FOR R IT5 Ts.rsi ! modern five.
room furnished house in Fourth ward
See Mr.. Coulston, at Morning Journal
o.l're after 4:So p IN M ----,-,-,---,-
FOX hEM S.i 1urnlsnea COY
=, 900 eo,'.s Sya,,e, "a. Ins,,,ro al
Tost eanta va ""''e' ''''et' A"HD'''
=,
FOR RENT--Ideal furnished cottage In
n,sniahus Ior cohV@,e S he sa,,th
WoItas' ~ c",,ute. S"'' o' '1'
-. p.loIe ! W. ------------------
FOR RENT - Nice, modern, close-in
seven-room apartment. with furnace
nea,. iohg term tenant oes,reu. ~ Pet
ino"'h' f7i 0outh lh'ru' Ptrohe W W.
FOR RENT-Flve room house, two
screened porohes, closets, modern ex-
cept heat; no children; good neighbor-
hood Inquire Mrs. FretZ, 414 West Gold
in, on East Central. garage, five rooms,
,nns s.eeplng porcn' "S p'f'H Tn
ouiro sne so,,,h utnh
~ 80, -1.s =
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FOR SALE-Livestock

FOR sALESBGcks and does 7 10y west ;
Iead
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For Reut.Rooms with Board

E0Y PapE. Ro0rns x.yfEb RoauI
,-,>~-,~~~~~(~, - ,,-
M "a LS WIN pf1Nare ramiiy. No sick. S2l
North Fourth
FOR RENT-Rooms, with board. 2lS
south broadway.
ROOM AND BOARD, ali convenIencog
6ll South Broadway
FOR RENT-Good room and board: also
garage. 416 South Arno.
TABLE BOARD. single meals Eerved. .
home cooking. 312 North Tenth.
ROW Ef7>,q
PT 5a,I Kh%i-CahySs sIsGp,ng porch, with
75rff lI5 n, i,7,r,,,s,, - s-,.
r,,, i.,, ,,,, 90 90 So ,, a. -, ,.lt
o.ntr1I ''' use - 0-''' '4' -O' i4'S'
-.--.-
VIZ, ,, 'uTS0curoGnlwith hoard Pr
-..., - , NO s.gN " I. : OH ester.
FOR RINT-Nicely furnished room win
l,lst class table board. 10 South Arno,
49, w
F.It !tEN. Board and room IN private
f'miiy' home privileges al North
sixth.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room with'slcep-
Ing porch first class board. 40 East
Central
ROOM with or without hoard in nrjvafe
f1r1Hv. srl,riid Fuod, reasonable ratez
1905 East Gold.
FOR RRNT-LaTre furnished room with
table board; rates for two people. an
South Fourth
I,VI5s0y-5s PIT1T7----71-,7 100 10. -.
hoalfhseekors: few reservations now
available. Phone 2gg9J
~ p prxr -pon..n, .,..z,-,--
-, ~ -, s'o', nn. s'etp'"s potCh'
u' rr,,, .1l t gen ~, ,e-
nav" ''''F' ''''''' "''le '"""e @'f'-N'
FOR RENT-Nice rooms with sleeping
=, pF,.'s, WIZ p s' Ior cHnvalescents.
az HI'' "''"' oiS ""u'h h'o"u"ay' p""he
'@"
SPECIAL delightful room and porch in
furnace hcntcf home, for lady Cnnva-
lcs'nnt. Price S55 per month. Phone
lt22-W.
FOt RFVT-P00m and gIassed in sIeep-
ing porch. with good hoard. trav serv-
va' ,,~ Tr,.. .ra MIS- WIS.,, KNOTT no, s5,.,
two business school girls or work
ing girls in furnace heated home. No
sick. 400 South Seventh
MIR 1YI,,;-r,1y;- IN. -'rlITi- MESA -
A SANATORIUM-HOT for tubercuiar
conva,esccnts; graduate nurse in at
tendance, rates by the week or month
Call 2iOo.J1
FOR ONE OR TWO HEALTH seekers.
room with glassed-ln porch in mod
ern home Bed patient preferred. Spe-
cial care given tray service free.
Postoffice hox 224 city
FOR RENT-Room with porcb, suitable
for two healthsoekers' in modern
cou. home; ple " milk and fresh eggs:
cool care given bed patients Sg5 nor
month intending travs rlose 70 street
car Write Box 200 care Morning
Journal
RESERVATIONS may now be had at st,
Johns sanatorium CCplscopaD: rates,
ST. 80 to S2j per week. includes private
bath and toilet; medical care. medicines.
&c 0eral nursing; excellent meals. tray
service; no extras. All rooms have steam
heat, hot and cold running water Rev.
W. II. ziegIer. Superintendent. Phone
49i.
EEp GALE p..I..,.,
Wv STALL~t ouitEy-EgBs
SUNSET RANCTI-S z Rhodc Island
Rels @ p Havns strain. brosdinr
mems and singles. also hronzs Turkey
eggs phone o4ts.r5
no ,,,r,r, ----------.---,-,
~ MANI room iUr my Young ChlcKs;
WI 8eIl rev OF my h'he-m0nt hs-nIa
pu,LtIs; n.W layink, ~, M Ely o-'
2oulT ElE MN Phone ivy. ----
YOU MAY again come TO our poultry
yard and select your poultry at reas-
enable prices. 200 White LeEhorn hens
to choose from. SO2 South Broadway,
phone SEW.
RED POULTRY YARDS-Tboroug
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Officers Take Up Trail
OF Denver Mint Bandits
Four Who Killed Reserve Bank
Guard and Stole s2OO,OOO
Reporfed Near Roggcn

DENVER. Col. Dec. 2i.--Poliee and
other peace officers Of northern Colo
rado tonight are engaged in an inten-
sive mAn-hunt for four men in On auto
mobile suspected Of being the bandits
who Monday morning shot and killed
Charles 7. Linton, Federal Reserve
Bank guard, during a gun fight IN 'front.'
Of the Mint here in which they stole
5000 600 in currency and escaped
The hunt started this afternoon when
Henry Fuqua, a farmer living about
twenty miles east OF Greeley, Col, and
fftv miles north Of here. reported 90
Sheriff Hall. Of Greeley, that he had en-
countered four heavily armed men m
an abandoned house on his ranch
The Denver Police Departments
armored riot car and two automobile
loads OF officers and detectives lett Tor
Greeley TO join in the pursuit. Later
In the afternoon Sheriff Hall reported
that he had arrived AZ the ranch house
hut that the men had left.
Two automobiles loaded th detee-
tives were dispatched from Greeley
early this evening for Roggen, Co.. on
information that q touring car. con
tanning four men was racing southwark
on 8 main highway.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Chaloner Film Theater
Opens Doors TO Public
Best Pictures nj Low Prices Aim
of New York Echo Of Cow
harm Screen House

when John Armstrong ChaloneT
wealthy eccentric. turned a eowbarn on
his gOo-aere estate Virginia into
moving picture holta no had In mind
= thea,cr where ibc D pictures ooule
re ,een M the iowc.i priccs. He called
h the Merry Mills iufic and kept the
prlces down 20 uua iO cents.
Last night the tflloner Iheate,
opensd lts doors nt Ninth Ayonue and
Fifty.hfth street to give New fork .
touch Of the Merry Mills idea. IL 70
a $3.50. 900 structure designed BY george
Keistar. architect Of the Astori Times
Souare, Apollo and Selwyn tdeaters'
The theater is qB BY i50 feet and seats
1 $50 persons. Il Is built on the last
OF fourteen lots Of the old Cosine farm
property which Mr.. Chaloner inherited
from his grsndAunt, Mrs. Laura Astor
Delano.
Mr. ChaIoner was not present at the
christening Of the thoAter. but In an
advance outline Of his plans he ssid'
"I nm carrying out the same policy
which has been 40 successful At the
Merry Mills Movie, namely, high-class
pictures and low prices, insead OF low
picture and high prices. AZ the
Chaloncr Thcater the prices will be
10. 20 and 800 cents and hrst-run pic
lures will be shown
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Many designations
From Bench Impede
Courts, Says Clarke
Chief of Appellate Division
atDinner TO JusiiceCrcen-
baum, DeplOres Necessity
Which Forces Retirement

Repeated rcsignRtions from the
bench Of the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court arc tending TO impede
the administration Of justice In New
YORK state. Presiding Justice Clarke
Of the Appellate Division said last
night IN an address at a dinner given
10 Justice Samuel Greenbaum, whose
resignatlon from that division has
been announced. Tho warning va, re-
peated later by former Justice Almet
i. jerks, who advocated pension
system for judges which would pre-
vent rcsignAtions for financial reasohs.
Justice Clarke dcplorcd the fact hat
.o many Judges In the higher branches
Of the courts we're retiring because
thew could not afford 10 stall longer on
tho bench. 1T takes time 20 train q
Judge he said, "nnd Il is matter OF
nuhlic concern that they ahould nave
10 lay aside their experience and
Jvstise jerks assailed the statute
wbieh sets the age limit for Judges az
seventy years. The remedy' ne tala;
alies pcrhaps, In the establishment OF
a retirement board hieh shall pass on
The mentality Of the judge when he
reaches seventy, and certify his fitness
10 continue in the service
All the speakers praised Justice
C-ernbaurr. OF whom Presiding Justice
clarke said: 81 can testify publicly
mat he is everything that makes
man admirable and a good judge"
Representatiyes Of every court IN the
state attended the dinner, which was
held ~ the Commodore. Former At
torney General George ". Wicker
sham was toastmaster and JoD =.
Hedges was a speaker. others ~ t1s
guest table were justice Edward X
EireL Juftiee Victor ID. DoWling, JUS
lice Alfred R. Puge and Justice Walter
I Iovd Smith
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Jsmes shsssreen has placed in rehearsal
John EtapletOn. In the cast are ri.
Cooper Cline. Alexandra Carlisle. Victor
Morley. Henry MoVbrsy. Lucille scaru.
Edward Coibrook and Lillian Walker.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

From TIE Trtbsss's WoshiaOtOn Bureos
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i.-By a vote
Of 81 70 the Senate late this after
noon confirmed Pierce Butler, Of S..
Paul, as Associate Justice Of the su-
preme Court Of the United States. The
vote was taken after & long debate In
executive session. Those opposing con
hrmation were Senators Hefiin. Brook.
hart, George, La Toilette, Norbeek,
Trammell, Sheppard and Norris.
Adding 10 the interest In the hght
on Butler was the fact that a large
number OF protests by letter and wire
have been sent 70 sopthern Senator'S Of
late By members OF the Ku-Klux Klan.
They strongly opposed confirmation.
In the voting to-day most Of the op-
position was from Southern members.
UEo contested confirmation despite the
fscf the appointee is q Democrat
The protests Of the X. K. x. sgslnEt
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
THERE is still time for you TO 70 to

THERE Is still time for you 70 70 TO
il the nearest Cash's mee-tee Nut
store and get your Christmas supply Of
Cash's mee-tee Nuts--in the shell,
,hell,d or salted, but make Il today
rstb-r than tomorrow. " YOU possibly
ean. We want you 10 see everything a.
in best and 10 get the very best OF
service.
We particularly invite YOU to look over
our fancy baskets, filed with nuts and
other goodies" and to fsas; your eyes
on our beautifully decorated metal boxes
Just "ehockablock' full Of sweetness
and nutrition.
We offer them as suitable for Christmas
Gifts Observation-Disclosures viii find
them equally suitable for your own
Christmas Dinner Table. And then, OF
course, YOU will want your regular sup
DIV Of Wslnuts, Brazil Nuts, Almonds
and Pecans for the ohildren's stockings,
for garnishing the salad, and for all
the true Christmas merrymaking that Is
always associated with Cash's mee-tee
Nuts But, please drop in today. rather
than tomorrow, il you possibly can.
Thank you'll
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Butler Confirmed as Justice
Despite Opposition of Ku-KIux

the confirmation Of a man named for
one OF the highest places Of the gov
eminent have caused much comment in
Senatorial circles, as showing the wide
influence the Khan is seeking.
Senators Nelson and Walsh, Of Mon
tana, made long speeches in the Senate
this afternoon In behalf Of Butler.
Senator Nelson, Civil War veteran.
spoke for an hour and half and made
an eloquent appeal.
As Senator Nelson left the Senate
chamber he said:
"Ihe Lord is on the side OF the
heaviest battalions, according 20 Ma
poleon."
Senator Ia Follette made the only
speech in opposition. lie based his op-
position chiefly on Buffers views on
valuation Of railroads.
After the debate, which lasted nearly
three hours, Senator La Follette moved
% reeommit This vas beaten, IS TO z.
Those Who voted 70 rccommlt we're
Helm. la Follette. Mcclellan, Norris.
Sheppard and TrGmmell.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
GIulted Market Drops
Price of Turkeys Here
Shipments Received in 4 Days
Total 100000 Pounds and
MANY More on Way

Chrifimas turkeys VIII seil from ~
10 rs cents below tho Thanksgiving
price. P. Q. Foy. food expert. said yes
terdav in reviewing the market situA.
tion. The suddont glut Of the market
bv an in.rush Of Western and IcNas
tnrkeys. together with the holdoYert
from the November shipwents' brought
q break Ia the price. prime toms selling
FOR as low as 90 10 % cents pound.
Good turkeys are going Of from 80 20 20
cert a pound, and ~. Foy looks Tor D
further break to-day or tomorrow.
Moro than 100000 pounds Of i've
turkeys have arrived since oMndny'
Win many shipments still 20 come
which were DELAYED by the cold snap
that made freight two TO three days
late. t- IL.
from day 70 day, and are In position
"a give consumers the benet OF me
new low prices Texas turkeys held
from Thanksgiving were selling from
30 90 50 cents pound.
Ducks. Coslings, chickens, fancy
sauabs and reindeer and venison are
selling az little below the Novem
her nriee levels. Christmas trees, holly
and mistletoc arc OF prc-war levels Mr.
Fov said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Repeat Samson and Dalila'

Nine. Matzenauor and Messrs, Mar,
tlnelli and De Luca sang the prineipa,
roles IN samson and Dalila,' presentie, q
last night for the second time th,,s
season at the Metropolitan. notable
In an evening OF delightful music wai
the duet Of Nine. MAtzenauer ana DIT
Martinelli, "My Heart AZ Thy sweet
Voice" and Ssmson's lament tn the
prison mill scene. M
Nine. MatEenauer made q DA!,IN
satisfying 20 the eye, as wen as tne
ear, with particularly effective COS
tunes In the garden and temple scenes
Scenery tellingly executed IN eolor an9 l
detail of dcsign. a large ballet WIZ
veil pI.nn.d dancing numbers. and
splendidly directed ehorusos con
tributsd much 20 the successful rendl-
tion Of this opera. Mr.. Hasselmans con-
Quoted
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Use Radio in Childbirth
Surgeons Perform Operation
as Mother Hears Muic

MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI Deg IL
Surgeons to-day fitted radio head
ST 10 a patient. a local anaesthetie whs
applied and q caesarian operation was
perfcrmed. The mind Of the Pationt
was soothed and distracted from the
operation, surgeons, said by the
strains OF music from a specially ar
ranged band concert.
Mother and child both recovered
from the operation in fine condition
md are resting easily. II was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
I l.OO0.OOO.Ton Grain Shortage
Faced bv Russia This Winter

GENEVA. Dec. 2i.-Russia viii have
a sbortage Of az least 100000 tons OF
cereals this winter. according 70 the
international Committee on Russian
Relief. headed by Dr. fridtjof Nansen.
Reports 70 the committee from hus-
sian sources declare that as rt.+l
OF this shortage food relief VIII be re-
ouired for 100000 persons, WINE INC
eoviets themselves cannot support more
foan 2.250O0O