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Let Us Help You
BUILD YOUR HOME
Edwards Broth
& Eck@Is
Real Estate-Insurance
522 Simpson Bldg. Phone 1852

HAVE 200 acres Of land within one
mile Of the Love well. in southwest
corner Of Bryant county, which l will
lease for oil and gas II interested ad-
dress Post Office box 142. Durant. Okla.
26-3
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

TWO room house with gas. water and
electric lights, 2l4 Fifth Ave, 5. w.
Phone $40. 2i3
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BASEBALL TOMORROW. ARD
MORE VS.. SHERMAN. GAME CALL
ED AT 1880 4. NJ 2t.l
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: FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Crysanth plants; best
varieties Phone 1916. 2G-3
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MODERN five room bungalow, partly
furnished, for rent. Phone 1897. 25-3
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FOR SALE-Dodge five passenger auto
mobile at bargain. Phone 1884 for
demonstration. 26-l
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FOR RENT-One new modern six room
bungalow, built for one or two fam
lilies. screen in porch, garage. on paving.
9l7 Second n. w. Phone 1902. 26-2
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Ford sedan, good running
condition. good rubber. 100000. Max
well touring. good rubber, good running
order, $4,000 Ford truck, pneumatic
tires, $30000. Ford touring. in running
order, good rubber $500. Can see at
224 West Main, or phone 5l5. 2s-s
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FOR RENT-F'ive room modern house,
nicely furnished. Close in. Phone
1611-J. 25-3
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POULTRY AND EGGS
WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-Ford roadster In good con
dition, cheap. 502 n Washington
Phone S6S "a.
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statesmen WANTED

making fifty dollars a week, see me at
ri Simpson Bldg. a-3
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FOR. SALE - Hemstitching machine.
terms cash Phone l7l5. 25-G
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FOR RENT-New three room house,
Ninth Ave, n. l.. Phone 1883. Tom
Cooper 25-6
Ave, and B St, S. w. Garage, front
lawn shade. Phone 62O. night 17l2-R
Henry Flynn. 1858
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FOR SALE-Reasonable dining table,
buffet, chlfforobe, bed. springs, and
mattress. 20S North Washington. 25-3
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FOR SALE-Cabbage and tomato plants.
the best varieties to plant. Call at
9l5 Eighth Ave. n. W. Mrs Nettie
Clayton. 25-5
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HELP WANTED (Female)

WANTED--Man and wife for my three
room unfurnished apartment. 3li n.
Washington. Phone 17s2-J. Mrs. Grubbs
oa- 4
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FOR RENT-One three room house, 1907
West Main st Henry Flynn. 26-3
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FOR RENT on May 1st, one five room
modern bungalow on X St. s. w.
Phone $40, night 1712-R, Henry Flynn.
oe-1
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sTENoGRApHER with six years ex-
perenee In legal and commercial work.
at present employed. desires position.
WIN be glad TO furnish reference as to
character and ability. Address 2g2 care
Ardmoreite. 26.6
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POSITIONS WANTED

GOOD practical nurse, references Cali
iisS-R 25-3
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OPPORTUNITIES
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Tlewllyn Bird dog. black spot
over left eye and ear. Answers TO
name OF Ted. Reward Phone 626 or b27.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
MUSIC FORTNIGHTIY
HAS NEW MEMBERS

Two new members were instated
at the last meeting of the Fort
nightly Music club which was held
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
s. B. Miller of 402 West Marquette
street. The new members are Mrs.
Mercedes Stanton and Mrs. Colbert
r. Root. Mrs. w. j. Muir has been
elected to the state federation to
succeed Mrs. Miller. Mrs. II. H.
Ackerson was made corresponding
secretary. The program included:
Might" Beethoven; "Pur de
cesti," Antonio Lotti, by Mrs. Eliz.
abeth A. Bradford; First Move.
ment Grave" from Sanata Path.
clique, Beethoven, by Mrs. c. c.
Root; "Song of Penitence," by
Mrs. S. B. Miller: "Lorelei," Liszt,
Mrs. E. A. Bradford; "Ah-fors-e-
lui' La Traviata. Verdi, and "Thou
Brilliant Bird" by Mrs. Mercedes
Stanton.
The accompanies were Miss Ger
trude Thompson, Mrs. C. c. Root,
and Miss Helen Gurule. Miss
Louise Nichols was in charge of
the program.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
GEORGE FALLON'S PLEASURE
INTRIGUES NELLIE

Chapter CO
Miss Jones was at breakfast
and Nellie felt more at home. She
had spent the evening before get
ting settled putting away her
clothes, and making the little room
more home-like with photographs
and some Of the things she had
kept because of their associations.
The gay throw they had used on
the couch in the apartment quite
transformed the bed, and the
bright cushion made the rocking
chair attractive as well as com
Portable. Before she slept every
thing was in place. When Miss
Jones dropped in to see how she
was situated before going to break
fast, she exclaimed:
How pretty! One would think
you had been here months"
Nellie's daintiness, as evidenced
by her room, added to Miss Jones'
fondness for the almost friendless
girl whose beauty had at first
seemed to the older, more expert
enced employe, a drawback.
when we sold the things I kept
n few so l wouldn't feel so home
sick away from Cora" she explain
ed, pleased.
"You were wise. ! have found
that ones surroundings, uncon-
sciously perhaps, affect us wonder
fully"
Mr.. Horne, the newspaper re-
porter. was not at breakfast. Mrs.
Roberts, noting Nellie's glance at
his vacant place, told her:
"Mr. Horne is often out all night
getting news for his paper. We
seldom see him at breakfast"
A feeling OF disappointment
swept over Nellie. Aside from Mrs.
Roberts, he had been the only one
at the table who really interested
her. But she made no remark and,
following Miss Jones example,
quickly ate her breakfast. They
departed for the office together.
Nellie was thinking how nice it
was to be with Miss Jones, to go to
the office with her when she said:
1T is very nice to have company
back and forth. my dear"
II was just thinking the same"
Nellie replied. I'm lucky girl
to get a room where you are, even
If it is more than l thought l ought
to pay"
TT is better to do without some
things and have the right kind of
an environment-even if it is only
a boarding house. Mrs. Roberts
seems to have taken quite fancy to
you. She is n darling old lady, has
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE
By JANE PHELPS

been very wealthy, and comes Of a
very old family. The others are all
good respectable people, common
plac, perhapse but all right"
Nellie was tempted to ask about
Mr. Horne, but something held her
back. He was the only young man
there, it might look silly if she
talked Of him, She was very anx-
ious to stand in well with Miss
Jones.
During the morning Mr.. Fallon
said;
Miss Jones tells me you have
taken a room at Miss Doty's, ] am
very glad. Not only because Miss
Jones is there, but | feel more
comfortable to know you are in
such a good place"
Nellie at once forgot young
Horne's existence. Mr.. George
cared to have her in a nice place.
He said he was more comfortable,
How nice it was Of him to care;
to think of her at all aside from
her work.
She lunchcd with Cora, and
while she told her of her new
home, Of the people she stressed
Mr. Fallou's pleasure more than
anything directly connected with
her changed quarters or the peo-
pie she had met. These she passed
over lightly, mentioning Horne as
she had the others. Mrs. Roberts
was the only one she lauded:
Il watched her, Cora. And you
should see how beautifully she
eats, how dainty she is, and how
she uses her fork. | am going to
do just as she does. And she was
so nice to me. Introduced me to
the whole tableful of people and
tried to make it easy for me. l
was scared to death at first"
Il can't imagine you being
frightened" Cora said, but from
what you tell me you are in the
right place. / am glad that Mrs.
Roberts seems interested in you"
She did not add what was in her
mind that no one could help it,
that Nellie's beauty, her bright
cleverness would win almost any
one.
Yet after she had returned to
her little office and recalled the
conversation she sighed a little at
Nellie's pleasure over what MI.
George Fallon had said--her stress
ing of his remarks.
Il darent say a word for fear
of making her conscious, but I'm
afraid she is learning to care for
him" she said to herself anxiously.
.Coras own sad love affair, its sor-
rowful ending, had made her very
tender.
Youth Calls to Youth,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
|WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER
AT TAMARISk INN

Fifty-six members Of the Bust
hess and Professional Women's
'blub motored to Tamarisk inn,
4Bouth of Albuquerque, Monday
hight for their regular meeting
lhnd dinner. A number of mem
Boers brought guests. The beauti..
3ully decorated dining room OF
zhe inn was practically filled.
Huge chrysanthemums were useq
H. decoration Of the interior ana
lie tables. Or. G. S. Luckett OF
Ean+a ne director of the state
bureau Of public health, and Dr.
FL T, Kent, president OF state
A,1aoe were the speakers. Music
Ewas furnished by a young hlgn
GchooI trio, consisting of Dana
ITodd George Todd and Albert
Ilool. Among the Glpb members
|were Mrs. Margaret F, Barnes
Miss Ella Bartlett, Mrs. Nell Bry-
bnt DR.. Elizabeth Carmen, DR.. M.
II. Cartwright, Miss Margaret
IVhadwfck. Mrs. L. RI, Chamberlin
Mrs. n. A. Dixon, Miss Erna Fer
lyusson. Miss Bettye Fitzhugh,
Miss Lillian Franzen, DR.. Evelyn
BFrisbe, Mrs. c. M. Foraker, Mrs.
M, T.. Riley, Mrs. j. l.. Robinson
kriss Elsa Schroeder, Miss s. 0.
Echussler, Miss Wilma shelton
Miss Winifred shuler, Mrs. Clara
Strong. Miss Norrine Swltzer'
MISS Lillian Shanks, Miss Estelle
Ealek, Miss Martha Valiant. Mrs
fnez Westlake, Mrs d. E. Wilgus'
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, Miss Myr-
tle Greenfield, Mrs. Alta Hawker'
Miss Mary Hayden, Mrs. Rose
Hudson. Miss Helen Hurlbut, Mrs.
Esther Jordan, Miss Dulce Knox,
Miss Catherine Mccormick, Mrs
Margaret Medler, Miss Lola Mar
hin, Miss A. p. Miner, Mrs.
blanche Montgomery and Mrs. L.
la, Petty.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS WILL
MEET IN DES MONIES

The next annual convention OF
the National League Of Women
Voters win be held at Des Moines,
Iowa, April 9-14, 1928. Place and
date were decided by the govern
ing board of the league at a meet
ing in Chicago, after receipt Of
messages from the Iowa League
Of Women Voters, the governor of
the state, the Des Moines cham
Der Of commerce, and other bodies,
urging Iowa qualifications to be
hostess to the first league con-
vention held west of the Missis-
sippi. Governor Kendall has prom
ised the convention q welcome as
broad as Iowa's corn fields, as deep
as her coal mines, and as high
as the benefiCent heavens which
canopy her generous citizenship.
The convention will have no
special feature such as the pan
American conference of women
which was held in connection with
the last annual convention at Bal
timore last April, but the growth
of the league, whose membership
now includes millions of women,
has been so great during the year
that every state In the union vii!
send a considerable delegation. The
governing board has discussed
some unusual plans for the politt-
cal education of women and a mum.
ber of new ideas will be presented
to the sessions Of the convention
The subject discussed at the mass
meeting which is called at every
convention will be International
Cooperation to Prevent War, and
Miss Ruth Morgan of New York
chairman of the committee on in
ternational cooperation to prevent
war, will preside.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28

Miss Grace Winfrey was hostess
for six tables of bridge Monday
night at her home, S02 West Sill
yer avenue, entertaining members
Of the afternoon Pont Neuf club
with their escorts. The house was
beautifully decorated in yellow
and white. yellow and white chry-
santhemums being used in the
floral decorations also as the mo-
tif for the two course luncheon
which followed cards. c. L. Horton
Of Fort Worth, Tex, was a club
guest. Guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph. McCanna, Mr., and
Mrs. Sam Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Tierney, Miss Maymie Tier
ney, Frank Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Barner, Mrs. Walter
Hatch, Prof. c. e. Lukens, Miss
Katherine Angle, Harry Ernest,
Miss Evangeline Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Seis, Charles Lembke,
Miss Bunny Tompkins, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Foley. The next
afternoon meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Kath-
crime Angle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
RIPPING RHYMES
B, Wait MASON.

prime? To his cheap door you see
me sailing. to stake him with Il
dime. L like to look for the af-
flicted and then relieve their woe,
and feel as moralists predicted, my
moral stature grow. But when
men say to me, "Oh, brother, be
wise and circumspect! You ought
to give to which and t'other, just
as we shall direct" / straightway
draw my pursestrings closer, and
say, "Ods whiskerines! / need my
coin to pay the grocer for rice and
stringless beans" Let me alone,
and l beshrew me, will help folks
while l live, but when you bring
blue prints to me, and tell me
where to give, lock my strong
box, purse and larder my face
grows long and glum, I lose at
once all zeal and ardor, a tight
wad l become.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
SEVENTY GUESTS AT
L. n. NJ. LUNCHEON

A delectable four course lunch
con was served at the Sara Ray
nolds hall at the university Mon
day noon by girls of the home
economies department. under the
supervision of Mrs. Walter Simp-
son and Miss Edna Roy, heads of
the department, entertaining
seventy county and city school
superintendents who are now
guests in the city attending the
New Mexico Educational Associa-
ton meeting. An address was
made by Mr.. w. C. Wood of the
State Department of Education
of California.
Among others present were:
President and Mrs. David S. Hill;
President A. o. Bowden of the Sill
yer City State Normal school;
President e. II. Wells, of the State
School of Mines, at Socorro; DR..
Janet Reid, state director of child
welfare; President and Mrs. Jona-
than H. Wagner, of the New Mexico
Normal university, Las Vegas; Pro-
fessor o. b. Goldman, of the State
college,; Superintendent and Ms.
e. d. Martin of Deming; Superin-
tendent o. L. Jackson; Superin-
tendent E. c. Best of Santa Fe;
Superintendent Ray l.. White of
Gallup; superintendent Lily Hen
nigan of Ration; Superintendent e.
L. Enloe of Socorro; Superintend-
ent w. B. Mcfarland Of Las Vegas;
superintendent G. B. Jones of Las
Cruces; Superintendent A. Mon
toya of Albuquerque; DR.. G. S.
Luckett of Santa Fe; SIpelintend-
ent Irene M. Burke of Albuquer-
que; Superintendent john Milne of
Albuquerque; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Magee of Albuquerque; Superin
tendent w. G. Donley Of Carlsbad;
Mrs. Nina Otero- Warren of Santa
Fe county; M. l.. Fox OF the Al
buquerque chamber Of commerce;
Superintendent r. A. McClesky OF
Lordsburg; Superintendent Robert
Bowan of Taiban; Superintendent
J. W. Chaves of Santa Fe; Super
intendent nellie Hauser of Tucum-
carl; Superintendent B. H, Kirk OF
Fort Sumner; superintendent and
Mrs. C. Hendrix of Springer; Su-
perintendent c. S. Conley of Tex
leo; superintendent Grace G.. Bis
be of Silver City; superintendent
A. E. Thomas of Alamogordo; Su-
perintendent w. ]. Klopp of Lin
coin county; superintendent J
w. Flaming of Grady; Su-
perintendent o. l.. Howell of East
Vaughn: Superintendent w. NJ
Land of Estancia; Superintendent
w. +. Osborne of Wagon Mound;
superintendent d. i. Lancaster of
Melrose; superintendent NJ. Evans
of Lovington; superintendent Ma
rie M. Myers of Clayton; Superin-
tendent p. B. Albright of Taos; Su-
perintendent II. w. Brose of Gal
lup; Superintendent u. J., Edge OF
Alamogordo; Superintendent John
A. Webb of Tucumcari; Superin-
tendent Una M. Steed OF Clovis;
Superintendent G. j. Quintana of
Taos; Superintendent J. r. Reid of
Tularosa; Superintendent j. NJ
Helm of Santa Rosa; Superintend-
ent Adela G.. Gallegos of Santa
Rosa; Dean Thomas T. Eyre, State
University; Dean John d. Clark,
State University; DIR. Edna Mosher,
State University; Vice President C.
E. Hodgin, State University; Dean
L. B. Mitchell, State University;
Miss Wilma l.. Shelton, State Uni
versity; Miss Anita Osuna, State
University; DR.. Charles F. Coan,
State University; Professor Fred
Feasel, State University; Professor
Harry L. Dougherty, State Univer-
sity; Dan Burrows, State Univer-
sity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
SCHOOLMASTERS CLUB
HAS ANNUAL DINNER

Nearly so members OF the
Schoolmasters' club attended their
annual banquet Monday night at
the Alvarado. A number Of visit
tors, not members of the club, but
in the city to attend the educa-
tional conference, were guests. w.
c. Wood of the state department
of education of California, spoke.
Other speakers included M. l..
Fox of the chamber OF commences;
A. o. Bowden of Silver City; John
V. Conway, state superintendent of
public instruction, Santa Fe, and
j. M. Buckley of the Clovis city
schools.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
GIVING

If any man is in a pickle, and
comes to me for aid, I'll gladly
hand him out nickel, and feed
him marmalade. 1 look around
each day for chances to give away
a buck; ! would improve the cir
cumstances of all men out of luck
Is there a widow sorely weeping
beneath a sullen sky? I call on
her and in her keeping l leave a
wholesome pie. Is there a crippled
man bewailing his long lost golden
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
No. 47-The Marnetired Matches

A box Of matches is showed open and
ihown to be full. The drawer Is re-
moved and turned over, but not a match
'alls out! They stay as though magne-
dzed in the drawer.
To accomplish this, a match is pre-
riously broken off short and wedged
rossways In the drawer above the
matches, SO that II holds them. Th,
irawer is pushed. open only short way
1t first; then, when the spectators have
cen the matches there. but have not
cen the cross piece, the box is turned
Upside down, and the drawer completely
emOved.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
JUNIOR TORTNIGHTLY TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

Members OF the Junior Fort
nightly club will hold their reg
ular meeting Tuesday night at
the : Thompson-Nichols studio
where musical program will be
given. The program consists of
piano solos by Miss Maude Crosno;
violin, Miss Adelia Elder and Les
ter Hayes; vocal, by Mr.. Charles
Dearing and Mr.. Ted Bradford.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
pAssENGERs SHAKEN UP

indianapolis, Ind Nov. 81
Passengers on Pennsylvania train
No. 30, known as the filler" were
severely shaken up and the conduc-
tor slightly injured when the en-
CINE and four coaches Of the train
left the rails near Cumberland
Ind, ten miles east of here, to-
night, according to word received
at the offices of the road here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
OilcIoth Covers

Cook books, if used frequently,
are bound to become soled and
greasy. Cover them with white oil
cloth, then they can be washed
off with warm water and soap and
save you the necessity of continual
ly having to recover them, besides
adding to the life of the books.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
HINTON ARRIVES

Cayenne, French Guina, Nov. rs
(by the Associated Press) Lieu
tenant Walter Hinton, the aviator.
arrived here at 6 o'clock tonight
in his flight from New York to
Rio de Janerio. He left Paramar-
ibo at 9:10 a. M, making the in
tervening ESQ miles in about nine
hours
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
HOUSEHOLD
.NUCCESTIONS
For Mhinnnd Cream

When the cream will not whip,
add the white of an egg to it. Let
both the cream and the egg get
thoroughly cool and try whipping
them together.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
BRIDE-ELECT DINNER
AT BERNAIIIIO

Miss Louise Lowber, whose mar
riage to Mr. Hugh o. Cassidy has
been announced for December 8,
will be the guest of honor at
dinner for which Mrs. c. L, Hodg-
in and Mrs. Ada Bittner will be
hostesses Friday night at the Way
side Inn at Bernalillo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
ENTIRE FAMILY KILLED

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 27.-An
entire family was killed here to-
day when an automobile carrying
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilcox, and
their two daughters, one and three
years old, was struck by a Chicago
and Alton train. A snow storm
prevented them from seeing the
train.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
MRS. SINIMS ENTERTAINS
FOR RRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. George Simms VIII enter-
tain with a novel handkerchief
shower Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 10S North Fourteenth
street as a pretty pre-nuptial cour-
tesy to Miss Angelica Howden, a
bride Of the late December.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
A Helm For the Cnrrcr

Always serve the roast of meat
on platter large enough TO allow
its being turned easily. Never serve
gravy on the same dish with meat
to be carved or you can expect
soiled table linen with nobody to
blame but yourself.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE
THURSDAY NIGHT

A dance will be given at the Wo-
mans club Thursday night for the
visiting high school football team
from Ell Paso by local high school
students. The dance will follow the
Thanksgiving game between Albu-
querque and Ell Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
BENEFIT BRIDGE FOR
ORPHNNAGE DEC. 5

An evening bridge party Is being
planned as the annual benefit for
the Albuquerque orphanage to be
held in the ball room Of the Elks
home, Tuesday night. December 6.
Reservations for tables are being
made. Mrs. Charles S. White is
chairman of the committee in
charge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28

Mrs. Clara P. Harris will enter
tain at dinner next Sunday at her
home, 216 South Eighth street,
having as an honor guest, Mrs.
Aaron Rosenwald of San Francisco
who is the house-gue of her son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. U.
Rosenwald.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
HAMMER WINS ON A FOUL

Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov. 27.--Ever
Hammer, Chicago lightweight, won
over Knockout Mars. Cincinnati, on
q foul in the eighth round OF a
scheduled ten-round bout here to-
night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
NnLA DEFEATS MONTREAL

Boston, Nov 27.-Pancho Villa
American flv-weight champion
went out of his class again here
tonight and defeated Young Mon
treal, Of Providence, winning the
decision in ten rounds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
Have You Tried This One?

French fry sweet potatoes just
as you would white ones. Sprinkle
them lightly with powdered sugar
into which a pinch of salt has
been added.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
Fur Cleaning at Home

Brush your soiled fur collar with
toilet water. There is enough al
cohol in toilet water to make it
cleansing and 1t soon evaporates,
leaving pleasant odor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28

Mrs. Frederick Winn of Silver
City, New Mexico, formerly Of AL
buquerque. is the house guest of
Mrs. George Simms, 10S North
Eighth street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28

Mrs. Louis Ilfeld. 7O1 West Cop
per avenue, has as her guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank II. Roberts of Las
Vegas and Miss Isabel l.. Eckles of
Silver City.