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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-08

Washington, Aug. Z (By the Asso~
clated Press ).-As "tinal call" from
the government for immediate settle
ment OF the rail strike, President Har-
oing today communicated to railroad
executives and heads cf the striking
shop craft unions proposals that the
men be sent back 20 work, that thp
managemcnts take them back and that
adjustment of the crucial seniority is.
sue be left to decision of the railroad
labor board.
Though the president was said 10
consider this the only practical course
the government could tske. union
spokesmen, indicating its rejection
summoned their associates to meet
here Wednesday to pass upon the pro-
poSal aId further called to Wa.hin. .
ton for general conference Friday tEe
heads cf all r"iIrond labor orraniza-
tons to conSidrr methods of Cnop.ra-
ton that might make the strike n,.rc
effective.
The rail executives had mad,. NJ, .
sponse to the White House tuniE..,
though press dispatches indicated that
they also would meet to frame Il col
lectivc answer.
B. NJ. Jewell, president of the rail
way department. of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, with w. II. john
ston, head of the machinists' associa
ton, and j. II. Noonan, comprising
a committee representing the strikinr
unions, took tho presidents commun
icatlon into conference late today, call
ing in II. f.. Wills of tie engineers
Paul Stephens of the traInmen, and
| Arthur j. Lowell of the frcmen and
enginement, all three being Washing
ton representatives of "brotherhood"
crganiz@ tions in the train service
which have actually acted apart from,
-fha lahor nnisns-in- other branches OF
service.
The union chiefs, following the
meeting, gave out statement which
was taken as foreshadowing their
course and copies of telegram to w.
q. Stone, chief of the engineers, ana
to f.. ]. Manion, president of the tcicg-
raphers, asking their cooperation IN
the formulation of a program which
would provide for its purpose "pro.
lection of the public, preservation of
the railroad industry and an honor
able basis of settlement"
"Messrs. Noonan, Johnston and
Jewell have been in conference sew
eral hours considering the proposal
made by the president today" the
statement said. eve have requested
the chief executives of all the strik-
ing shop crafts unions and the station
airy firemen and oilers to meet us hern
Wednesday of this week
I'VE have also urgently requested
by telegraph and telephone that a
conference of all executives of rail
road labor organizations be held IN
WASHINGTON Friday. August H.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul SHELTON of
Spartanburg are the guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. SkeltDa
en- w. Main street.
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Notice

The third week in August is gen
eral clean up week. Please assist US
cut all weeds and grass.
j. j. Colson,
Sanitary Inspector for City Of Union,
S. G..
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Birth Announcement

DIR. and Mrs. Felix Goudelock an
nounce the birth of daughter Mon
day, August Z.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-08

Rev. w. F. Gault and family OF
Newberry are the guests of relatives
In the city.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-08

Trout eggs are artifcially fertilized
at hatcheries.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-08
COAL SITUATION
REMAINS ACUTE

Some ten or more cars of coal ar
rived in Spartanhurg yesterday,
Frank Shealy, chairman of the rail
road commission announced, These
cars were all diverted to the more es-
sential classes as outlined by the fed
eral government. x.
All day yesterday the commission
was deluged with requests for fuel
from all parts Of the state and one
official when asked how the situation
was, said Sherman's remark about
war might well be applied to the coal
situation. The several telephones in
the commissioners Office rang all
day and many people called in person
TO get coal.
The situation is acute and no coal
is on hand with little coming into the
state, the commission announced
Saturday big shipment arrived at
Spartanburg, but much of this was
railroad coal and not subject to or
ders from the fuel administrators.
Two additional cars were allotted
the Columbia Railway, Gas & Electric
company yesterday, making five cars
to be diverted to this company since
the commissios took charge. This
will only run the gas plant about
week, it was said.
Practically every manufacturer and
everybody else for that matter thinks
he should get priority coal, but the
commission soon dispels any such be-
lief by reading the orders of the fed
eral government. The commission is
distributing the coal Under explicit
rules and regulations and has no
choice in the matter. Chairman
Shealy has already said that any per-
son caught making misstatements to
the commission will subject himself
to a continued dearth of coal as nc
orders will be approved for such per-
son.
The commission urges the use of
wood wherever possible in order to
save coal for those who can not obtain
wood. This will materially help the
situation, Chairman Shealy believes
The commission is getting an. ac-.
curate count of the supply on hand
from various sources snd from fig
ures already received it lis announced
that practically nntcoal q, II the state.
49, ---I. Se-.-.. -, 80. y
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WEATHEx

Thunderstorms this
afternoon or tonight.
Cooler tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Youus does and irving size
rabbits Prone lg25-W
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FOR RENI--Apartments


| FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms.
4ol South seventh
| FOR RENT-Two-ro furnished apart
ment, 1923 West New York.
! STEAM HEATED, two-roon apartment I,
M sick garage " desired. Phone 1il5-J.
| FOR RENT Completely furnished ,w0-
room apartment, VITA sleeping porch.
1913 East Central
FOR RENT--Two furmsneo rooms. for
Light Housekeeping: adults. no 'ciS
72i South Second.
FOR RENT - ThreG-ro0m furnished
apartment, bath, porch. sos South
Third.
I FOR RENT-Furnshe apartment, new
iy decorated; close In. Apply POS
North Sixth. .------
FOR RENT--Very desirable modern FUR
ufshed apartment. close IN. Apply 5Ol
West TlIeras. phone 1871.
FOR RENT--Furnished apartment, two
rooms with sleeping porch modern
Phone 571. 1l23 East Central
FOR RENT--steam heated apartment,
In Park View court. 902 East Silver.
Cali J. A. Hammond. phone lS22-R.
FOR RENT.--Apartma two nice front
rooms with hot and cold water on car
line Phone 6il-J. 9O4 S,uth Third
FOR RENT-Smnu furnished and large
unfurnished apartment steam heat and
hot water. 1911 West Roma, phone 1901,
FOR R-1El'--Furnished apartment, mod
eru: three rooms aud sleeping porch;
basement. lf22 East rold. Phone 1f22-M.
FOR RENT 49, Ihree-room furnished
apartment ! OF and cold water, steam
he lights and phone paid. 42l u South
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Apartment furnished com
plete; light, water, heat and cooking
gas furnished. Crane Apartments. 80
North Seventh,
FOR RENT--Furnisned apartments, con-
venient to sauatpriums, four rooms,
glassed-in sleeping porches, gas; on East
Central car line, Call 1921 East Central,
or see McMilion s. Wood nhons s4s.
APARTMENT 10 sub-let Tor several
months; modern, neatly and comfort
ably furnished living room, glassed-in
sleeping porch, kitchenette, bath. porches
Rent $40 moth; win make concessions
Reference; Con'' phone McCreights
Apartment Home. SIS West Lead.
I
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0PP0RTUNITT TIES

Gasoline Filling Station: good
location and doing business, See
us about it.
Stucco adobe in Second ward;
four rooms, Three blocks from
ear line.
New four-room home in Fourth
ward; bath. hardwood floors, two
screened porches, $3,110: and
$1,000 down, Balance $50 per
month.
Splendid double house in Fourth
ward. One side now rented at $40,
Price $1,000 and $4,000 down
will handle.
Well built. three-room home in
fine location. Third ward, close
to school. New garage. House
rented for $27, Price $4,000; only
$500 down. Balance like rent.
McMiIIion & Wood,
Insurance. Realtors. Loans,
200 W. Gold. Phone 3I8.
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RIGHT NOW Is THE TIME
TO SECURE THAT LOT IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

one price to all, cash or SO
per month. You never will be
sorry that you invested in n
lot in UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
n you hesitate about YOUR
home up there because Won
want a nice garden. flowers.
etc. change your mind right
now, Anything that will grow
in this climate will do splendid
~ on University Heights soil.
lust give 1t the water, same as
you have to anywhere else.
Main Office, Second and Gold.
Phones 6iO--S90.
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TIME CANDS
g

WESTBCuNo-Daily
train. Arrive. Depart.
No. THE Scout. 1870 pm $3.50 pun
No. S--Caut. Limited.IU;30 am ll:0O am
No. Fargo Fast. .10:50 am 1870 am
No. s--The Navajo, 1895 am I.oO am
SOUTHBouND.
Nc. s9-El Paso EXP i0;lO prl
No. 27--El Paso EXP ll:ae am
EASTBoUND.
No, s--Ths Navajo. e;10 pm 2:40 pm
No. Calf. Limited. 500 pm $40 pm
No. SIS. F. Eight. 7:25 pm $40 pm
No. t1--Tha Scout, ~, 7:20 am 1850 ar
F2cI SSC1a N
No. 3S-Frum Ell Paso 6:SS pm
M. s0--from El paso 1900 am
No. 30 connects at relen with No. 2?
for Clovis. Peces Valle7. ksnS; City and
G Coast.
No. 20 connect. at ,3elsn with No. II
FROM Clovis and points eass and south
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.KINGSBURYS K0LUMN
FORTUNES

Statistics will prove to you that
there has been more real
money made in owning REAL
ESTATE than any other BUSH
ness. Real estate grows in
value with out the grief and
care that 1t takes in other lines
Of business. With Albuquer-
que's future there is no gam
BILE and a look with us will
convince you that we have
the property with the value.
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a COMPLETE ooMFoRT-

ABLE, AND KEEN HOME.
This home is one of the best
built houses in the city and is
located close in on a very de-
sirable, east front, corner lot.
This home has seven we'll ar
ranged rooms, two good bath
rooms, fine electric fixtures.
good fire place, large clothes
closets, plenty of built-in fea-
lures, inlaid linoleum in kitchen
and hall. extra fine hot water
heating plant, cement base
ment under entire house with
cement coal and wood bins,
large front and back porches.
The lot is 50X142 feet with
about $50 feet of good side
walks, shade, lawn also extra
fine garage. This property is
worth eleven thousand dollars
but is priced for quick sale
for only eight thousand dollars.
Call us for an appointment and
we will be glad to show you
this real bargain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

FOI SALE Wheat drill corn planter,
moving machine. hay rake tractor.
tractor pillow, three bottom and three
disc plows. team pow. harrows, Fresno
scraper. three horses, three Jersey cows
two bulls. harness. also garden and
farm cultivators. portable platform
scales, counter scales and two wagons
one alfalfa rem, ator. Apply at Mann's
Gar1ap
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CARPENTERlNG
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY no L0AN--s2 600 % $4,000, On
improved Albuquerque real estate.
Phone 1sl5-R, or 2S7.
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FOR RENT 49, Three-room furnished
apartment, : OF and cold water, steam
he lights and phone paid, AM South
Broadway.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRAD Lumber wagon
and heavy spring wagon. three
fourths mile west Of bridge. A. ]. James.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

THE OLD GOLD sTAB--Old Town, now
open for business; first-class chicken
dinners; good homemade bread and
Pies Edna Williams, prOprIetor
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WE THINK

This is a bargain. Look It over
and tell us what you think. Five
good rooms and large glassed
porch, dandy front porch on a
good corner lot, garage. fine
shade and lawn. This is COM
plete home and must be sold !;
$500, on dandy terms.
SHELLEY REALTY co.
Fhone 127-W. lis 5. Second.
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TWO FINE BUYS
FOR RENT--I,welIings

49, : - : y
FOR RRNr-Two-room mouse al
1906 south w. Tier I'm roar
i7-I77 p z7@-77 49,
furnished 1GoI East Ccntroi' '''''s' -
i,,;,- -, -
U J,,f,, LES l-1ohe siae OF double house
-oS 2ousl nIoauM ag,
CiI Len one -FOUR ana one fiye-room
doy VI N'Si'eu mousse close IN Or. Easter
49,, :, :, ~, -,,---------- --------
roIS LEM Ohe-foom cottage furnish
r yu lof Hsht housekeeping. 500 South
60 77-,,,,-, ------------.
L CN KENT = Three-rVom, furnished
r, ~ n9uSe' Sleeping porches; keys at 7Oi
- - - : : :;
OK Ken unfinished. half OF double
hvuse Two rooms and sleeping porch
1901 East Central
FOR RENT--Three rooms furnished,
Win sleeping porch 20 children, 7ld
bast Hazeldihe,
FOR RENT-Three-room rurmsned cot
tage. See j. A. Hammond, S24 East
SILVER phone lj22-R.
FO-, RENT-.trhren.ruou, hon--- coD~sn-
lent 10 hops, in the highlands, onIy
SIS month. Phone 40.
FOR Observation-Disclosures Inodern bTpga.
low, furnished. highlands close ~ car
line. Apply 7i6 East Central
gu y ''i
" " hE,S = Nlce Iout room cottage Az
n, e ono ts inquire Broad Bicycle
- -sy i2outh second phone $50.
FOR RENT--Biye-ru0m iurdshei hou-,,
at 407 South Seventh pr,cs S37. In
auire 29l Norm Ninth. nb,,,,e t97l.w
iI51Si, :,
houses ma anart,n.,,s so,na f,,r,,I.boa
n, Million e. w. sas yvest GA
,,-,,z :, - Nv =, - e9.e.
LIZ your vacant houses with the Cl:y
realty Co. Tor prompt and etfieiant
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WANTED--Position


WANTED - Housework by the day
Phone 1e45.
WANTED - Homework, 1906 South
Walter.
WANTED irst-class baker wants posi-
ton. Address d, d, care Journal
FOR HOUSE CLEANING. :l9or waking,
lawn work, call j, w, Lowe, 14SO-R
Washing and ironing by day
or dozen, Call 1901.
WANTED-Steady work. by reliable man,
handy with tools. Write G. s., care
Morning Journal.
WANTED--Position by experienced book.
keeper and office man; good references
Elmer J. Fuchs, Pflugerville, Texas.
WE AUDIT, CHECK, OPEN, CLOSE and
keep books. WILLIAMS & FANG
room s, Mel!ni building, Phone 7Ol-w
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED stenog.
rapher, employed would like extra
work. legal or otherwise. Address J. B.,
care Journal.
OFFICES CLEANED X DAILY--JanitOr
service: house cleaning with vacuum).
floors polished; best OF references
Phone Sl3-J.
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A Dandy Little .
Home

New, nice location, shade. near
car line. Fourth ward; oombin-
atom living and dining room
IRE place, china closets. kltch-
en- bedroom. glassed sleepine
porch. bath, oak floors through.
out. two porches, sidewalk.
Terms.
WANTED--By permanent ten
ant, II or % foot store
room on West Central, south
side, between First and Third
streets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21
SIGNS--SHOW CARDS

ACORN SIGN AND ADVERTISING co.
Signs, show cards, poster work, dis
tributors, road signs q speciality; clever
designs classy work. 2ia North Second.
phone 1901
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21
FOR SALE--E3nIIsNa


FCR sALE--Six'ru BRICK house, on
N0rLh Edith, Phone 2l01-R2.
FOR SALE--Brlcl, mne large rooms,
- $4,000; one-fourth cash, ia South
FOR SALE--Nice modern brick nome
large lot, easy terms owner leaving
q CITY. can today sec South Edith.
FOR sALE-Apartment house. four
apartments. completely furnished,
modern, BIZ income; discount for cash
Phone MN.
FOR Saba bargain lot ard small
house in University Heights for S425,
Slb5 cash and so per month. Phone
owner l916-W.
FOR sALE-By owner, suburban home,
-four rooms and sleeping porch, city
water fruit trees, grape arbor. Post
ottice box us, city.
800 DOWN and $40 month are the
terms on a brand new single bunga-
row two large rooms and sleeping porch,
price $3.50. Phone 40.
For SALE University Heights. practi-
caIly new Spanish type bungalow, fur
Hished, five rooms, two porches and
basement. 10 Princeton.
FOR sALE--By owner lis West COIL,
frame stucco, rooms and bath, 2
large porches newly decorated vacant
Terms II deeired, Phone lsOs-W.
A BARGAIN, flve-room home IN Fourth
ward; two glassed-in porchcs, fire
place. gas, $4,000; twelve hundred will
handle, balance like ront. Phone S4S.
FOR SALE OR RENT-six brand new
four-ro0m houses, corner Ninth and
Coal; viii sell one or all on reasonable
terms. See +. II. Strong or l.. c. Ben
nett Phones IS or 145.
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WANTED--Salesrnen

WANTED--Two statesmen with cars,
busters only. sin.ar Sewing Machine
Company. III West God.
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\ SMALL DEPOSIT AND
YOUR RENT RECEIPTS
WILL BUY THESE.

Two rooms. sleeping porch
es, bath, electric lights, screen
ed-in back porch, completely
furnished. This property is
located in the Fourth ward
and is a good buy.
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FOR SALE-Kanchea

FOR SALE-Nine-Bere ranch. on main
ditch. one and one-half miles west OF
/ Barelas bridge: new three-room adobe
house and garage; quarter mile from
school house. PhoNs 2404-J-e, or post
office box 295.
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AUTOMOBILES

@--->----,-.------ = : -
FOR SALE Ford sedar. just like new
$3.50. Phone $50.
EXPERT radiator repairing, o. k. 5heei
Metal Works, 2ll North Bhird.
FOR SALE - K-45 Buick touring car,
first-class condition. Bond Dillon Co.
city
FOR SAL.E-Oldsmobilo truck; good con-
dition. Browns, 2l5 South First, phone
231.
| CASH PRICES for used cars, any condi.
tion. Mcintosh Auto Co., al West
Copper,
FOR SALE Some exrsa good used cars
easy terms Mcintosh Auto Co., 81
West Copper,
WANTED-YOUR USED CAR; viii pay
best cash price. Viaduct Garage. 500
South secJud.
Fer sALE--Ford touring car ana Ford
truck. Inquire hunters Garage, g07
West Mountain road.
FOR SALE New anN secondhand Ford
honeyeomb radiators. O. X. Sheet
Metal Works, 2l7 North Third.
FOR sALE--l9l9 Ford ROADSTER, Dodge
Brothers roadster, to trade for Ford
touring car, with starter. 407 West Cop
per.
FOR sALE-l920 BUICK SIX, OAK
LAND SIX AND BIG CHEVROLET;
all tourings: bargains, THE COOPER
MOTOR co.
FOR SALE-Dodge Brothers touring.
roadster; Ford touring, speedster;
Buick, Maxwell; terms can be arranged.
J. korber & Company
FOR sALE--One-ton Ford truck, $500,
worm drive; E-4, light Buick, $3.50;
Ford touring. ti25; studebalIer. fve-pas-
senger. $3.50. l16 Wesy Gold.
FOR sALE--I92l Ford roaosser, in first
class running order, Car has starter,
demountable rims two new castings. one
extra; will trade for good touring Phone
1891.
GET THIS FORD, QUICK
FIVE TIRES, camp bed seat, full tools,
three can rack good mechanical com
dillon. See this. Coffman, 1924 North
Second. phone 1727-W.
MUST SACRIFICE seven-passenger stude-
talser, in good mechanical condition;
five good tires new battery, upholstery
like new. Can be seen Mt the Highland
Tire and Rubber Works, 1913 South Broad
way, phone 2S0.
SAVE so to rs per eene on used parts
tires wheels magn stos, bearings
springs, etc, Our stock grows larger
daily Parts In stoC' for Overlands. co.
oVb NudiHteTs, maxwell lTuCk III B. pledbuts
cal, Chevrolet. 400, Paige 4, REQ 4, Stude-
baker and G. Mcintosh Auto Co.,
81 West Copper.
WHEN IN NEED or
TIRES, rims, caTburetors. springs. mag.
netos. generators wheels, gears, axles,
bearings, horns, accessories.
COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS.
We have salvaged to date TIE follow.
Ing cars: Buick, Maxwell, Chandler,
Mitchell, Chevrolet 400 and F.. B.: Over
land, every model Hup, Odds Crow, e :
hart, REQ. bort. Saxon. Studebaker, both
apd G.
VIADUCT GARAGE.
500 SOUTH SECOND.
Largest parts house Il the state.
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CHAS, G, ZAPF & co.
ReaIt0rS--I Insurance
FOR RENT

Desk room in our office also
a lovely home furnished or mn
furnished, and several otber
nice homes and apartments
We rented several last week
let's help you locate.
we Just sold a business lot to
a party who Intends to build
large building and wishes to
rent the stores. Why NOT
Drug Store. Hardware, Bakery,
barber shop, etc, in University
Heights? Size of stores win be
about 1870 feet now. and as
business Increases they can be
thrown together. Rents reason
ape. Communicate with us.
Wen build to your wants.
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PERSONAL

DETECTIVE AGli:GY Phone eS2-N
THREE SLAVES A WEEK, 81. at you
homes. Perkins Bros, phone 205SlJ.
DO NOT drudge for upstarts.
l beg thee 10 return,
OR thine silver gray hair
Soon will be also red and burn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

FOR SALE-RaHCh Of nearly 500 acres,
part heavily wooded. perpetual springs.
ldeal cattle range; herd Of registered
Herefords. horses, chickens; farm imple-
mentsi large ouse, corral, several
small out-buildlngs, orchard Illness in
family makes II necessary to sell. Price
ana terms reasonable. Address l.. f.
Bowman care postoffice box 3l1. Alhu-
querQue. n NJ.
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CLEANING, kalsomine ana paper, wax
ing and oillug floors: work guar lateed.
John Goudson, phone 634-J.
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We HAVE several gilt-edge first mort
gage loans. who wants them? Nc
Million g. Wood
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FOR sALE-Attracttve new home; fiye-
room white stucco, furnished or I'M
furnlshod strictly modern throughout
with beautiful built-u features and large
fireplace; dandy basement with Al fur
mace. newly pHt-in lawn. House has
been occupied onl" year owner must
sell at once. Fine location. Good terms,
91a North Seventh
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Journal Want Ads bring results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

rst-class dress making; al
SO plain sewing 5g3 West Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

FOR SALE--Five-room brick house
modern; well situated on car line IN
highlands; house has hot air heat,
glassed-in sleeping porch. and Is com.
pletely furnished. Price 10 very reason
able; gon4 terms. Phone 1891
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-21

FOR SALE--Ono ~ the incest homes IN
University Heights; five-room Spanish
type adobe. new and moderl throughout;
large porches, hot water heat, basement,
garage, hardwood floors; house Il well
/ furnished. See owner III South Girard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-26
Y. VI. C. A. GAINS 43
MEMBERS IN 2 HOURS
OF CAMPAIGN IN CITY

A good start was made on the
annual fall membership cam
paign of the Young Mems Christian
association yesterday when A.
memberships were turned in aftes
two hours work in the morning
Only two teams reported and they
were working without full mem
bership.
The report was made at a lunch
con Of the workers at the associa
ton building at noon. Nine renew
ais and "a new memberships were
turned in giving the Reds q
score OF Ill IL points and the
Blues 1913 points. No report was
heard from the railroad team, the
Whites.
The campaign continued yester-
day afternoon and another report
will be made at a luncheon gath
ering of workers at noon today.
The campaign will close with "a
big dinner on Friday evening.