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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-06
NO. So
REPORT CONDITION
FIRST SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO,

At Albuquerque the the
June 80 1922.
RESOURCES
/. Discounts. .................
2. OverdIafts-Secured UnsccuredS $3.50
3. T. S. Government Securities
(a) Bonds owned unpedged $4,000
Total T. S. Securities. $4,000
4. Bonds, Securities Etc; (other than U.
$. Bonds)
and 59,57S.75
Total Bonds, Stocks, Etc. 5957S.75
G. Value of Banking House.
T. Furniture and Fixtures. :....... 3573l.27
9. Net amount due from Banks and
Bankers ............ ..:............. o6lO6.Sl
10. Checks
reporting bank ................... 311S711
10. Cash Items Observation-Disclosures. 1550.94
49, Coin and Currency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21735.72
TOTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 21227Ss16
&c. Capital Stock paid Observation-Disclosures. 100000
IL Surplus Fund Observation-Disclosures.
49, Undivided profits Observation-Disclosures. 1902
"a. Individual deposits (Includng 2S 20, 81
32) .............................. 5s9S7944
20 Cashiers checks ...:,..,....... 27.64SS7
&c. Time Certificates of Deposit
days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 37,71422
&c. Dividends unpaid ...:................ 12,55000
3D. Total Demand Deposits. 617,792.03
35. Certificates Deposit ................ 81271O.0s
81. Other time deposits Gncludng S4S,57013
49, Total Time Deposits ............... 11612S0.21
40. Bills Payable, including obligations
resenng money ........... 42,5OoOo
TOTAL Observation-Disclosures. 2122,763.16
We j. NJ Reynolds President and E. Cashier. Of the
above named bank do somny that the statement
J. RAYNoLDs President.
j. +. cox, Cashier
Subscribed before this 5h
(SEALD RAY C. BAILEY, Notary Public
(My Commission Expires April 3rd. 1850
CORIECT-Attest:
LLOYD sTURGEs
G. J.. ROGERS
j, Nj. RAYNOLDS,
Directors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
PARKSIDE AND ST. MAHy'S
SET FOR BATTLE TOMORROW

Parltslde and 81, Mnry'a will put
the finishing todthes on tonight for
the game at Harlan Field tomorrow
afternoon. The "Cats' will workout
at Fourth and Cmprch streets. While
the "Parkers" WITHHOLD forth at Kirk
wood Park.
Rumore has heeY going tho rounds
that tho cats" have signed several
now men who will appear I'm the game
against its old rivals. BAH" McNin.
who starred IN the backheld for tho
cats" last year. Is said To have again
cast hls lot with tho wearers Of tho
green Emil Kempske. former Ches-
rook star. who has been signed by
the cats" Is also expected to play.
Parkslde will have tho services Of
the same men with which they play
cd tho Diamond state Fibre Com
pany team last Saturday. Harvey
Hayes. Bob Eugler. Mickey" Smith
and Springer, who were missing last
week. will be added to tho squad.
Manager Haugh and Evans are dc.
sirous Of having all members of thell
squad attend tonights workout as Il
will he the last before the big game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
Wilmington High Team Hopes to Brace
in Tomorrow's Game With P. |. D. EleUen
crackerjack gridlron machine.

crackerjack gridlron machine.
II on the other hand, they lose do
cislvely when they have Knocked the
scrubs for the old crooked cbapeau. II
will only provo Rubo Goldberg's as
sertlon that Il doesn't mean any
thing"
When the locals tsckle the Mount
Airy bunch Saturday. they will at
tempt 10 wipe out the defeat meted
out to the locals last year. The score
was $50 The =. l. ID. eoven will be
tho favorite as they not only have
nine veterans back from last year, but
were only nosed out by Camden few
weeks ago by &c score. The Cam
denltes laced the locals last Saturday
handing them coat OF whitewash.
1870.
The Philadelphia team averages is2
pounds this year. which IN a few
pounds lighter than the Highlets This
loes not hamper tho Institute boys a
bit for they have the fast backfeld
around the Quaker City. Last Satur-
day the i. /. u. team walloped West
Chester Normal.
Sheppard. the dusky halfback. spot
| ted his team three toucndoWns, gal
| loplnR 90 yards for one six pointer
| The Philadelphia team has about a
| 500 average go far in games. They
| lost 20 st. Joseph's Prep this season
| by 36-6 score. but were greatly
| handicapped on account OF a wet field
| Tho ST Joseph's team averaged 17S
pounds against =. !. DIS 142 pounds
Tho two trouble makers for the locals
secured =. I. D.'s touchdown through
| 4 pass, Stanton 10 Sheppard.
in regard 10 the local team. Norm
White is out end George Fletcher hai
4 bad leg. Macdonough IL also slight
lly injured but will sec service Satur
day, Barring all injuries
| -1---
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
DELAWARE MEN LEAVE
FOR KINGSTON, R. |.
Clash With Strong Rhode Island
Eleven Tomorrow
Afternoon.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, oct. l9.-Cosch McAvoy.
Manager Murphcy and a squad OF Is
University OF Delaware football play
ers left Newark at 10 o'clock this
morning on Pennsylvania railroad
train for Kingston. II. l.. where Della
ware plays Rhode Island State to-
morrow afternoon. They Will arrive
in Kingston at 6 o'clock this evening.
Tho squad was given tho final sig
nal practice yesterday afternoon
jackson. star halfback. who had two
ribs broken IN tho Ursinus game last
Saturday and had not been In uni
form this week. was not taken on the
trip because OF his injury.
Weggenmann. the former New
Castle High School boy will get his
chance in this game. Mcdonald. who
has been out two weeks with a bad
ankle was taken on tho trip and may
get In the game. but will not he start
ed
Tho team Coach McAvoy announced
before leaving VIII limo up against
Rhode Island as follows: Ends. Ma.
Faw and Price; tackles. McKelvie anC
Gof'lcan: guards Akin and Cole
centre. Donaldson; quarterback. Cher.
pax. halfhacks. Elliott and weggen.
mann; fullback. Captain Williams
other players who are In the party
that left Newark this morning arc
Mcdonald and Steel. backs: Barcla,
and Manning. ends; Kramer. Lyme,
and Royce. llnemen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
BASKETBALL BOWLING
LEAGUES ORGANIZED
Church Athletic Organization is
Planning for Busy Winter
Season.

The Church Athletic League held
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. last even
ing and organized a basketball and
bowling league. A large number or
churches wero represented. The sea
son onens November II.
Tho basketball league VIII he com
posed OF lG teams and will be divided
IN two divisions. At the end OF the
season the winner In each division will
play for the championship. Several
new teams were admitted to the
league. The committee in charge is
composed of Sparks, Gallagher and
Sylvanlus.
A number OF new teams were also
admitted 20 tho bowling league which
was organized last evening. This
brings the total up 10 II teams The
first game is scheduled FOR November
12.
Tho rules committee is composed OF
Finley OF Westminster and Dorsey
of Brandywlne. Spcigler and Corrigan
we're appointed to arrange n schedule
There are moro churches participat'
ing in the winter sports this year
than ever before.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
SAL LES|ANUM TEAM
LOOKS STRONGER
Gold and White Crlddere Have
Have Real Battle on
Hands Today.

The Catholic High eleven has prac-
tlced faithfully every day this week.
and II that will be Of any worth IN
winning the battle against the Ches-
ter High aggregation this afternoon,
It's chances FOR a victory Will 10 great
y increased. The obstacle that ths
Gold and white warriors viii mainly
nave 10 overcome this afternoon
against the Pennsylva mans, In their
aggreBslveuess. Though tho Chester
ties have not staged any games With
local high schoo, teams, their form
of attack in the battles With I1nq-
downe and Weg. Chester High puzzled
those two elevens
Yesterday Coach Malloy spent much
time in trying 70 develop good punt
or for todays battle. Fred Reese
made an excellent Impression e. This
work. Tie sent tho pigskin sailing
along the sldelines for a. yards AL
most every tims his foot came IN
contact with g. ped Dolau. how
ever. may do tho pun'ing and AXE
~ the left end position. whom he viii
have an opportunity 20 a~t IN fhs
capacity of triple-threat man.
| Tho coach gave the boys Eou1s In
ieresting and profitable .aiks on the
! execution Of several plsys. lie made
lear 20 them the good and mo had
way 20 go about them.
Though Chester High IS considered
4 stiff opponent. Roman C7'holt1
| High. Catholic League member will
ne n stiI moro fornidabls one. sales'-
anum's next battle is scheduled With
| his eleven. and g viii be n rsal on'
| for ,he Philadelphlans wilI fght hard
| IN yin .hair frs. league IT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
Plays p l. D. Tomorrow; Salesianuno Battle Today
DEFIANCE BULLDOGS To-
HOLD WORKOUT TONIGHT

The Defiance Bulldogs will resume
their outdoor workouts tonight at
the third and Adams streets grounds.
On Wednesday. Coach Welsh had
the squad indoors on blackboard talk.
several new plays being explained.
The entire game last Sunday was gone
over. all tho mistakes being pointed
out and explained.
Several new men, reported for their
Initial workout Wednesday. including
some OF last years team, who have
been absent from the city. This will
give tho Tenth Warders practically
last years team In its entirety with
the appearance OF the prodigals.
Tonlght's practice will start i'm
mediately at S o'clock. Every member
who has been out for tho team at any
time this year is urged to be present
as many important changes are TO be
made in the Defiance system Of play
tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
IArRFL HIGH FOOTBALL
TEAM PLAYS ACCOMAC

Laurel. Oct 20-The Laurel High
School football eleven tomorrow will
line up against the Accomsc, Virginia,
lnsh School eleven at Accomac. The
eleven and Coach Marvil will mako
the trip 20 Accomac by bus. leaving
here tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
and tho following lineup vii, be used
fo start the game: Left end. Elliott;
left tackle. Paul Wootten: left guard.
Matthews: center. Truitt or Wright:
risht guard. Windsor: right tackle.
Spcer; right end. Ellis; quarterback.
Kitchens; right halfback. Whaley:
left halfback. Bennett: fuilhaolS. Cul-
Yer. (captain). Substitutes: Left end.
Tyndall; right halfback. Gordy: FULL
back. James; left hslfback. a. woot-
ten.
Next Friday afternoon Laurel High
will play Seaford High al Scaford. and
on November 2. Franktown Agricul-
tural champions OF Virginia, Will play
laurel High School here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20

Coach Ashton is more than pleased
with tho showing OF his Varsity this
week, but fears that his men are not
facing very stiff opposition. YeEter-
day the Varsity ran rough -hod over
the scrubs. registering 80 points,
while the scrubs hit zero.
Coach Ashton stocked tho scrubs
with johnson. Petlrick md Porter.
but they all looked alike 10 tho -"
men. In the second half Johnson was
shifted 10 the Varsity and registered
A touchdown by n neat forward. White
to johnson. The goal getters yester-
day we're Cox, Bowe. Johnson, White.
Dawson and Millikin. "ITunksie"
Stout booted three out OF Ave at
tempts at goals after touchdowns.
Dpnahue. Beates and Reese played
best for the scrubs
The Highlets have shown wonder
ful Improvement in tho forward pass
ing game and the tail was advanced
many feet yesterday on such tactics
Herb" White is getting tho kneck Ot
sending tho ball on line down fine
and Herb should shoot a few over
| Saturday.
Some Of tho so-called "wise birds
are pahning the team since their twc
defeats, but tho men are saying moth
| Ing, but doing much. A reversal oi
form IN playing IS looked for Saturday
"a tho locals realize they have tough
I proposition on hand. Tho VARSITY
has rolled up n largo score this weel
and Il they pull out" Saturday, !
will show that the Highlets have
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
EDFN's NEW OFFICERS.
Installed last Night by Grand MAS
ter Crossan and star.

Grand Msstar Ernest w Crossan
and ataff visited Eden Lodge, l. ..
O. T.. last night and installed the fol-
lowing recently elected officers Nople
grand. Andrew UIrich: past grand H.
+ Keveer. Jr.: vice grand. A. 10. Lane;
financial secretary. G. f. Searlee; re-
cordlng eecretary. r. O. Schaeter'
assistant recording secretary; II. IF.
! adnum: treasurer. NJ. NJ. Wells :
right supporter TO tho noble grand. y.
u. Hudson; loft supporter. p. n. wat
aon; warden. Walter Gray; conduc-
tor. Flwood Ulrich: chaplain, w. l..
Donovan; right supporter 10 tho VICE
grand. w. j. Beatty; loft supporter.
w. II. Taylor; inside guardian. u. V.
Frankhouee; outside guardian, i. D.
Smith; right scene supporter. Charles
aeidel: left scene supporter. w. c.
| Devalengcr.
The following commfttecs wers ap-
pointed: Delinquent--Irving II. Craig
! Edward J. Morris and J. A. Boyce
widows and orphana-Edward 9. Den
| ney, j. ID. Murray and II. X. Weaver
entcrtalnment-A. p. Hudson. y. Har-
| per Watson and w. J. Beatty: music
I odfilutA 4SlllkOtfRs sfe
! Forward. w. III. Taylor and Pau
! Cooper: publicity-E. V. FTankhouser
! Al the close OF the exercises. the
grand master and his staff and the Of
! fcers and members went 70 the VIII
! mlngton Dining Room whore n ban
quct was served.
! Addresses were made by Grand Mas
ter Crossan. Grand Secretary w. w
! Douty, Grand Senior Warden Josepf
Grove, Grand Inside Guardian Johr
Kelly. Grand Treasurer p. J. Isaacs
Grand Marshall Charles Forwood
and Past Grand Charles II. Byrne
The degree master. Arthur p. Hud
son. was presented with a travelling
bag by W. w. Douty. grand secre
tary. on behalf OF tho degree staff
A committee was appointed TO ar
range for the celebration OF the 55tl
anniversary of Eden Lodge about IN,
first OF December. Plans will be mad,
by the members of the committee a
4 meeting IN Eden Hall on Monda,
night. at 7.30 O'Clock. Il IS planne,
20 make the celebration an elaborat
one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
POllcinOs Home from EnrOne.

DOminick Policinc. and his son,
Faust PolicinO. returned homo yes
terday after a three months tour of
France. Italy. and England. During
their Visit they spent several weeks In
Rome. where they met several young
Wilmington men who are studying
for the priesthood. Among them were
Francis y. Kelleher, son of Police
Captain Kelleher; William Butler,
John Lynch. Joseph Mahony and Jo-
seph MCCtoldriCk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
PLANS BE1NG MADE TO
RE0RG NITE CATHOLIC I0Op

Arrangements are being made for
tho reorganization of the Catholic
Indoor League for tho coming sea b.
son. A meeting will be held Sun
day afternoon at tho Pioneer club
rooms. starting at o'clock.
The following clubs are requested
10 aend representatives 20 the meet
ing: Pioneers. Brownson. st. Annes
ST, Patrick's. st. Thomas, St Bene-
diets st. Mary's md X. of c.
Tho Catholic Indoor League las,
year created plenty Of sport for the
followers Of tho different organiza
tions. Tho result OF tho pennant
winner being in doubt until the last
game was played
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
Football W. Baseball

baseball attraction one OF tn. queries
our pen $ muddy nd bowed
Baseball a
two month
fronto Of tho entire nock.
Giants
For tho Yale Harvard
applications Army Navy
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bo jammd
with something lc 10000
head
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Saturday meet while
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tho
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when George owen and Red" Roberts collide
Legion Mnkcs Good
The American Legion
nothing
of two turns.
Tho Legion collected
OF proof Of wh.. IT cnn
do there will
Dame. losing fourteen or nttccn regular, from las. fails star
machine picks under Rocne nothing
he
any institution would have been
wrecked In gdiron
fast well developed machine
The football coach who hns fast qukcharging
limo
can start fast and hard that brings
about OF the afternoons
matter OF pushing II OF a
When Syracuse
several knometcrs
But
Chick Meehn has his OF
hardest schedules Of the
in
strong working It's o safely
4 Red" Roberts. he tire ecaptai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
Grcenlc~f TO Play In Raltimorc.

baltimore. Oct. ?0.--E. Ralph Green-
leaf. holder OF the worlds pocket bill
Hard championship, was yesterday
awarded the honor of playing tho ini-
tial match In klein's Academy. Balti-
more and Hanover streets. Greenleaf's $
opponent has not been selected as yet,
hut as the opening VIII not take place
until next month Klein has plenty OF
opportunity 20 land a capable op-
moment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
TO SHOW ORIENTAIS RASEBALL
League Players Sail from Vancouver
to Play in Far East
Isv Arsociated Press 20 Evcrv Evcnil

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Vancouver. n. G, Oct. 2o.-Thirteen
major league ball players from the
United States today were at eea on
the Canadian-raclfc liner Empress Of
Canada. bound for n tour Of the Ori-
ent They sailed yesterday. after de-
feat'ng. 1s TO J. team made UP Of
Seattle and Vancouver players.
Bullet" Joe Bush provided most OF
the fun with burlesaue pitching. but
George Kelly OF the New York Giants,
former Northwestern League star was
given the most applause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
TEAM DROPS
TO PENN CHARTER
lotaI Quakers Missed Several
Chances to Score; Locals
Strong on Defense.

Wilmington Friends yesterday lost
to Penn Charter. of Philadelphia. 10.
This IS the third soccer gamc OF the
year FOR the local Quakers and the
frst IN the Private Schools League
Of Philadelphia.
The Friends defense was excellent
With the exception OF the time they
scored. Penn Charter was never with
in kicking distance. The backs. es-
pcially Hill. xhowed to better advant-
age than at any time this scason. and
seemed TO have little trouble In hold
Ing back the Charter forwards.
The local line was better than usual
hut il missed three good chances for
goals The lineup;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20

II never saw such energetic out
door dancers" "I think they have
danced into a wasp nest. Louisville
Courier j ournal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-20
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New Ulm review., 1922-12-20
CCMMERC CIAL CLUB
PICKS SECRETARY

Meyer Jorgeilson was elected secre-
tery Of the New Ulm Commercial
club by the board Of directors at a
meeting held in the club looms Friday
evening. Mr.. .Jorgenson will enter
upon his new duties next Monday when
he opens 4 commissary department in
the club rooms, 7. o. Streissgutl,
president, announced.
AS secretary Of the Csmmercia j
club it will be my purpose to conduct
the club rooms, so that the mem bers
feel at home at al times" Mr.. Jor-
genscn said We viii; have there sa
commissary department which ii will
handle tobacco and confectionaTv We
will also prepare and serve lunches. &
Mr.. Jorgenson declares that he will
make his headquarters in the club
rooms. He has been q resident Of
New Ulm for ten years, coming here
from Rochester. He is knoWn to New
Ulm residents as the owner Of tie
pop corn wagon which through tie
warmer mouths of the yes + stands at
Minnesota and Center streets.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION
ELECTS OFFICERS

- < & + u = I
T. o. streissguth was elected ccr-
mander Of the Ben ]. Seifert post Of
the American Legion at a. meeting
held last Wednesday, eveAing ]. F.
Teichrcw was chosen vice commander,
Peter Herrian was reelected adju-
tsnt and Waldemar Jahnke was elected
treasurer Of the post for the fourth
consecutive time,
The officers and Columbus Herrian,
Alfred Wiedenmann and Harry Braa
win make up the pest executive com
smniftee He1tian;,a tiAdr. den
fman1s and Mr.. aBfands were all neglected
as members of Sthe executive committee
Mr.. streissguth q succeeds IL w. S. Cock.
roft IS ii post commander and Mr.
Teichrow is the successor Of William
Pfaender as vice commander. Mr..
Streissguth; was recently elected presi-
dent Of the Commercial club.
The post will hold meeting shortly
after the holidays to plan activities
for the coming year,
New Ulm review., 1922-12-20
/ LOCAL BREEDERS S. B
WIN HIGH IIoN NORS
AT re u LiTR = SHOW
Prizes Are Secured BY
H. II. Raabe, Anton Weis
and j Grams.

NsT
The fame Of New Ulm breeders Of
pure blooded chickens IS spreading
throughout Southern Minnesota. The
city has long been known as one Of the
leading poultry and sgg centers il this.
part cfathe state and IS now being
recognized for the big u quality Of the.
birds which are raised here.
q. Is Raabe, secrets easurer of
the Brown County Poultry Assoeiisz
tion, shipped ten Single Comb Rock
Island Reds to the Nicollet County.
poultry show at st. Peter December
1915, and won first and second prizes
on cocks, hens, cockerels, pullets and
the first pea prize. At the Poultry
show q Hendricks, Mimi, December.
5 to Z Mr.. Raabe secured first and
second on cockerel, first and fourth on
New Ulm review., 1922-12-20

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cock, first and fourth on pullet and
FIRST and third on hen. He seat eight
Single Comb Rock Island Reds.
T Anton Weis, president Of the Brown
County Poultry association, shipped
four White Wyaadottes to the Hend-
fricks show and secured first and second
prizes en cockerel ;aad first and second
on pullet.
julius Grams, assistan cretary OF
the association, sent six Partridge
plymouth Rocks to the ST. Peter show
and secured first and second on
cockerels. first second. third and
fourth on pullets and first on pea.
The Brown County Poultry associa-
ton announces that al will soon be in
adiaegaa e f9E The g sasatY Poultry show
which will be held On the main floor of
che New 1llm zAtnoT 5snuary 5, s, q
and 8. The premium books are now
being distributed. The 2ssociation in
vites al breeders, fanciers and every
o.e Interested ia better poultry to
come with their birds agd participate
with us,in the show
Subscribe Tor the New ulm Rsvisw