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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-15

The woman's Catholic order OF
Foresters will entertain with card
party on Tuesday evening at ST.
Mary's hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-15
ORGANIZATIONS.

A chicken supper was given at the
Congregational church on Tuesday
evening. Prof. c. i. Hodgin acted
as POSTMASTER, calling upon Mrs.
Herman Snyder, Frank Strong, II.
Griffith and Or. George Hubbell OF
the State University for talks
About fifty were present.
Mrs. Walter Simpson. head Oh
the domestic science department OF
the State University, will give a
special talk before the North
Fourth street school Parent Teach
ers' association on Friday after
noon on the subject, The Right
Feeding Of the School Child" Mrs
William Menaul will speak on
! "Some Foods Children Are Better
orr without" There will be musl'
cal numbers also.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-15

The p. E. o. chapter met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. III. L. Hogrefe. Mrs. Carl Z:
Magee presided in the absence Oh
Mrs. G. w. Bond, president. NO
formal paper was given, each mem
Der responding to the roll call with
her topic for the year. Miss Mar
garet Cooperrider, member OF the
Santa Fe p. E. o., was guest at
the meeting,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-15

Mrs. d. e. Barton has returned
from Winslow, Ariz., where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. George
Sampson.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

had made to upset the candles. Bill
seized Virginia in his strong arms.
He thrust her to the floor and in
to the angle between her bunk and
the wall. the point that he instinct
lively realized would be easiest to de-
fend and safest from stray bullets.
Virginia's pistol was in Joe's hand
by now, and he shot in Bills di-
rection. Two spurts of yellow fire
broke for an instant the utter gloom.
But there was no time for the third
shot. He was the nearest of the three
attackers, and Bills outstretched
arms seized him. The woodmen's
muscles gave a great lurch he slung
the mans body out far enough so
that he could loop his sinewy arms
about the mans knees.
Then with terrific wrench Of his
mighty shoulders Bill hurled him
against TIE wall.
His neck was broken like a match.
The odds were but two to one.
Harold was taking out his own
revolver now and was shooting
blindly in the darkness. Ducking
low, Bill leaped for him; in a mo-
ment they we're graphing in each
others arms.
Bill wrenched him back and
forth, and in an instant would have
crushed the life out of him IL 1t
hadn't been the interference Of
Pete.
The latter breed leaped on his
back, and Bill had to neglect Har.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
and I ask YOU 10 be careful"

and l ask you TO be careful"
80 you're not my woman, eh ?"
mo, no mol never will bel"
The girls eyes were blazing, and
she had forgotten her fear in her
magnificent wrath.
There ensued moment OF
strange and menacing silence. Pete
chuckled. already receptive to Joe's
thought Harold turned TO stare at
him.
Joe put his pipe to his lips. then
fumbled at his pocket He seemed
to search in vain. win you give
me a match, please. lady?" he asked.
The tone was strange, thick and
strained, yet Virginia"s heart thrill
ed with hope. Perhaps II these men
started TO smoke. their blood would
cool. She turned quickly to the
shelf above Bills head and procur-
ed half a dozen matches from the
box.
As her back was turned she
heard Pete laugh again.
Instinctively her eyes turned to
the wall for a reassurfng sight OF
her pistol It was gone from its
place.
She looked at Joe; his evil, Ieer-
ing face told her only too plainly
that his eager hand had seized and
secreted her pistol Pete's face
was drawn, too; Harold only lookd
bewildered.
That was her last hope. but in one
instant's scrutiny she saw that this
had vanished, too. Some terrible
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
thought had sobered and engrossed

thought had sobered and engrossed
him.
What is it, virginia?" Bill asked.
"One OF these men" she an
swered brokenly-"has taken my
pistol. ] want him to give it back"
Joe spoke then, a single sentence
in the vernacular for Harold's ears.
with one gesture he indicated Har-
old, himself and Pete in turn. then
pointing to the girl. His face was
hideous with eagerness.
Harold started at the words. His
degeneracy was complete. He an
swered with a curse.
"Why not?" he said. The girls
thrown me over. When I'm through
you can do what you want. And
crack the skull OF that mole with
the pick and throw him out in the
snow"
The two Indians iurched forward
at his worlds. Bill left his chair in
IA mighty leap.
XVII
When Bill sprang forward to
intercept the attack upon the girl
he came with amazing accuracy and
power.
BY means OF his acute'ear he had
located the exact position OF every
actor in the impending drama.
What was more important. he
knew the location of both candles.
He dashed both out.
The act had been so swift and un-
expected that neitherJoe, standing
nearest the girl, or = Harold across
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
arms and hurl pete TO the floor.

arms and hurl Pete to the floor.
They were both powerful men,
the breed and Harold; and Bill was
like a wild beast.
In the instant that he was free
from Bill's arms and he knew that
his confederate was out of range,
Harold fired blindly with his pistol
Their bodies crashed against the
wall, broke the. furniture into kind
ling at their feet; they sRarled their
hatred and their curses.
Bill fought like a giant. a might
OF battle upon him never known be-
fore.
But steadily Harold and Pete
we're learning to work together.
Once a lucky blow sent Pete
spinning to the floor. and Bilrs
strong arms hurled Harold after
him.
All three contestants seemed to
sweep to the fray with added fury
They clinched, staggered, Areeled
then crashed to the floor.
Then-above the sound OF theii
writhing bodies-Virginia heard
Pete exclaim.
Hold him-just a secondi" Pete
cried. The breed had remembered
his knife. II was curious that he
hadn't thought OF it before.
He took it rather carefully from
his holster. The two men were
threshing on the floor by now. Har.
old in a deenarata affort 20 hoo,
J his enemy down. Pete's hand
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

(Continued From Last lssue)
'eYou'n drink" asked Bill.
The woodsman's face was grave.
"Wolfpaw, it's against the law OF
this province to give or receive
liaaor from Indians," he replied
gravely. Il won't drink tonight
Pete turned with a scowl. His
thought had already flashed to the
white blade at his belt. You're
damn particularo-' he began.
But Joe shook his head, restrain
,inr him. The hour to strike had
mot vet come. They must enjoy
their liquor first and engender
fresh courage from Its fire.
Have a drink" Joe asked Nir-
ginia.
She didn't like the tone Of his
voice. He was speaking with entire
familiarity. and again she expected
fnterference from Harold. Her
fance. however. was lingering the
bottle. She saw Bill straighten,
ever so little, and beheld the hrst
Signs OF rising anger in the set OF
his lips.
mo" the girl responded coldly.
The others poured themselves
mighty drinks-staggering portions
.that more than half emptied the
first Of the quarts. Then they drew
back their heads and drained the
cups
"A little toast-and everybody
stand up" Harold, getting drunken,
finally proposed.
Were going to drink 10 Vir-
rinia- To my future wife. gentle
men-the lady who's promised me
her handi Look at her there, you
hreeds-the most beautiful woman
that ever came to the Northl Drink
her down"
The burning poison poured into
their throats Virginia glanced at
her pistol. Her, face was no longer
merely anxious Bill still sat. help
less ard blind. against the wall.
She had dared not TO resent aloud
the handying OF her name, the insult
OF their searching eyes upon her
beauty.
1t scanned 70 her that she heard a
haif-muttered exclamation from Bill
but his face belied it. And in real
.ity the mans thoughts were busy as
never before.
He opened his eyes struggling for
vision. But he could not make out
the forms OF the men at all, except
when they crossed in front Of the
candles.
The candles themselves were mere
points Of yellow between his lids
Then men drank another round.
.emptying the first quart and begin
ming upon the second.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

You're a pretty little witch, Har-
old addressed Virginia you're
hard to kiss, but sour kisses are
worth having. What do you think
about that, Joe? Aren't I tellin'
you the truth?"
joel Bits first impression had
been right. after all. Virginia heard
the name, too. and her fears increas-
ed.
"Joe?" she repeated. s'You know
kim, then ?"
"Of course know Joe. He's an
old friend He's one that Bill told
mover 10 show his face in this part Of
Clearwater again-but you don't see
anything happening to him, do you?"
He waited hoping that Bill would
make response. But the latter was
holding hard.
You see he hasn't anything to
say" Harold gloated. Il asked you
a question, Joe-about Virginia.
Didn't / tell the truth?"
II don't know" Joe replied. "She's
pretty enough. But I've never kiss
ed her"
The girl fiinched, then caught her
self with a half-sob. She resolved
to make one more appeal.
"Oh Harold-please- be
careful what you say" she pleaded.
you're drunk now--bnt don't for
get you were a gentleman-once.
Don't drink any more. Don't let
those Indians drink any more,
either"
"A gentleman once, eh7 So you
don't think I'm one any more. But
Bill there-he's one, amt he? II
seems to me you've been getting
kind OF bossy around here. lately
and the women OF we northern
men don't behave that way"
I'm not your woman. thank God
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
QUICKRELTEFFROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry OF thousands
since DR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel
Dr. Edwards, a practiclng physician
for II years and calomers old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomei, but healing. sootb-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the Keynote OF these
little sqgar-coated, olive-colored tablets
They cause the bowels and liver to oct
normally. They never force them 10
unnatural action
II you have a dark brown mouth"
bad hrcath-a dun, tired feeiinr-sicl-
headache-torpid liver-constinafion
Youn ind quick sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two OF Or. Fdwaris,
olive Tablets at bedtime
Thousands take them every night inst
20 keen right Try them, i5c ana s0c
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
fnmhled in his nocket.

fumbled in his pocket
He didn't want TO run the rish oe
Staying his confederate. His hand
found a match; he raised his knifs
high. The match cracked, tnen
famed in the darkness.
But it was not to be that that
murderous blow should go home.
Virginia had crawled out to hnd
her pistol that Joe's hand had let
fail, and just before Pete had light
ed his match her hand had encoun-
tered it on the floor.
1t seemed to leap in her hand as
the match famed.
The pistol shot rang in the 81
lence. The knife dropped from
Pete's hand. He turned with a
look of CHASTITY surprise.
Then he went on his face. creep
ing like a legless thing toward the
door.
Continued in Our Next Issue).
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
LAUGHS AT
PAINS

When pain attacks you don't let II
worry you: take one OF Lueberte All
No-Mor Capsules and you will smile.
50 quickly VIII your pains and aches
vanish. Luebert's Ak-No-Mor Cap
suies make you laugh at pain. Head
ache, toothache. nerve pains OF head,
face, neck or back, rheumatism, lum-
bago are all dispelled so swiftly that
you are surprised by their magical
colds that are just starting. Guaran-
feed 70 contain no narcotics or en-
Shaving drugs. Az your druggist
for Lueberts Akin Nor and accept
no substitute. At ali druggists-prics
SOC and 60c per box
Z A. C. Luebert, P. D.. Christians. IA
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
Separate Plaid Skirts
Show Big Reductions in

Show Big Reductions in
Our January Clearance Sale
FOR INSTANCE: HERE ARE A
LOT OF OUR FORMER S9.95
PLAID AND STRIPE SKIRTS NOW
FOR $5.95.
And some of those that were $10.5O
are now only $6.95 each. But best of
all are these former SIS and $3.50
Skirts that are reduced for tomorrow
to $9.95.
EXTRA SIZE SKIRTS
are also reduced for this before stock
taking January Clearance Sale, and the
reductions are worth while. too. like
this:
$7.95 for extra size Skirts, that were
$10.95 each
$10.95 for extra size Skirts, that were
$3.50 and $500, and
$11.95 for extra size Skirts, that were
$16.50 and $3.50
Plaids, stripes and plain blues are
included in this sale. And all the
skirts are from our stock. That means,
as you know, best value materials.
stylish lines, excellent workmanship.
Second Floor -
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

dark lair. The advantage of vision
on which they had presumed had
Heen in an instant removed
Harold cursed in the darkness; as
IL in a continuation Of the leap he
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
THINK OF THE DIFFERENCp

THINK OF THE DIFFERENCE
In price between a store with big.
fancy selling expenses and our no
rent-to-pay prices. That's why you
always save money at Forman's. We
buy shoes direct from five factories.
Hi-Tex Dress Shoes for men and
women. extra values; Educator
Shoes for men. Hand-turned Com
fort Shoes for women. Children's
Shoes; best values in the city. We
do not sell cheap junk or trash if
we know it. Always better values
at Forman's, Fourth street, between
Market and King.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

the room could draw their pistols,
and fire.
Seemingly in flash the darkness
was upon them. Bill was face TO
face with his enemies in his oWn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-14

Una iluatrativa conferencia fue dada
anoche Ell ell salon de actos de la casa
ayuntamicnto por el quito espafiol se-
ilor Enrique Leiguarda, respecto la
telegrafia Y telefonia inalambricas. La
aperture de la misma estuvo a cargo
del elocuonte orador se1or Carlos Gar
cia de la Noceda, quien explico a gran
des sabfos rasgos, Ell obieto de haber-
Sc convocado al puebla aquella reunion
por los senores M6ndez Leiguarda,
impulsadOres en- Juncos de Ia idea de
establecer una escuela donde la juyentud
pueda aprender ell funcionamiento de
estos sorprendentes aparatos de comuni
cacion con el mundo. So
Ell seficr Leiguarda comenzo su gran
conferencia basada en- el origen del CO.
nocimiento primario rudimentario de
los efectos de la electricidad, Y fue gra
dualmente uevandonos como por la ma
no a traves de su desarrollo medida
cue los hombres 6e ciencias fueronse Ger
ciorando de la valdez de las corrien-
ties clectricas para fines de progreso,
poder dinamico que habria de revolu-
cionar mas tarde la industria, ell conner
clio. las comodidades sociales, etc.
Hablo concienzudamente acerca de
la electricidad estatica y de la dinami-
ca. ilustrando a carta cabal como Sc pro
duce la corriente. Ilustr6 paso por paso
G, uso de la electricidad hasta culmi-
mar hoy en- la COMMUNICATION con cuaquicr
remota parte del mundo en- breves Sc
gundos por medic de las. ondas hertzia-
mas. ell papel que desempenara la te-
legrafia inalambrica durante la Ultima
catastrofe humana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-14
Conferencia elee tro- inalambrica en- Jurccs

Traenos luego la telefonia sin hilos
y nos hace oir desde la sala de sesiones
del ayuntamiento de Juncos, las gran
des operas que en- aQuel momento can
tabanse en- el Metropolitan de New
York y Ell los grandes teatros de Eu-
ropa. Nos hace escuchar los discursos
rronunciados por los grandes economis
tas de Europa en- la conferencia prelimi
mar celebrada en- Bolonia, y nos prepare
para oir los monumentales discursos q
han de pronunciarse en- Geneva ell diez
DE abril pr6ximo con motive de la con
ferencia economical de los paises de Eu-
ropa que ha de verifcarse ALI, que
quiera ell cielo redunde en- algo efectivo
que ponga tregua tantos males como
afigen actualmente la humanidad.
Nuestro conferencista, hay que con
fesarlo, hizo una brillante exposition
de los usos modernos de la electricidad,
y termino abogando por que Sc estable-
ciera en- Juncos una catedra en- esta ma
terra en- ell sentido de preparar a nues-
tros jovenes para que ellos mismos Sc
constituyan en- los directories de toda
obra en- que entire como fuerza impulse
ra la electricidad. Pidio ademas. Sc reu
niese la insignifcante cantidad de $3.50
para la compra v organization de los
aparatos indispensables para nevar
feliz ezito la empresa. Todos los contri
buyentes seran considerados como socios
con derecho a adquirir instruction. El
senior Leiguarda pertenece la socie-
dad denominada Porto Rico Radio
Co." establecida en- San Juan. Felici
tamosle, v pedinos al pueblo cooperet
a Ia realization del patri6tico proyecto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-14

CENTRAL1sTAs, ST ELAvoRAN
AzUCAR PARA Ell CONSUME Y NO
HAGEN NEGoCIos EN- EsTA PLA-
IA soLICTTE CORRESPONDENCE
CON Ell APARTADo 7o2, Aguadi.
LA. P. r. Referencias: Banco Ag-icola
OAguadilla. Advt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

/ Soma til iamme hGie Bris iom for
G 9ar, ire Iar ii0et. Ssi Tom Iri.
len paa Soma.Sono err, bill ben M,
ncppe gao neb. GriIen paa ole
6armprooufter er / itiaenoe. So,
Net lpsner MI!
unoreS, ON BET life for mar,aes
S~eofommenbe bar tienliat at eae
8riiefloffen | Ste0et for at minoife
@taisarealet. Set er life aobt at pi.
De; nlen enbper for Jig fan 10 tenfe
Stngen ober.
Sormere, Tom fsrit oa iremIt
flager ober Iane Nriier paa Ssorm.
prpoutter, er life Oe oprIt iiueoe. ga
er Oct en- bel anbcn Sag meo Tsar.
mere, Der bar babt 3, 4 oo til 5 lloor
&ab. Wen Der er andre oaioo.
Sorretninesmenb, iom bripes moo
G9ggen % mao aioe op, bpis Siber.
ne life beores for ocm, bolt Isnueoe
WtGno, bbis 2sn "a Spareeenae er
f%oripurbet, % IrbejOcre, iom / maa.
tteosbiS bar pRret u6en Irbeibe -
oiSie 90 Sprifarer al andre / abioIrt
Nsb er ga life beNrc itiQebe ems Sc
oaarligit itiIebe Sormere. Oct trpn.
ges, OF hi ale 9rIi1t logger on pua
at bore iaa ~retifofnc, taalmooiae po
biplpiomme, TOM hi elmer oa for.
Itaar. Seq tror, noqen bier Of os
pilbe tpnfe Iibt minorc pao fine cane
Sanifeligbeber, bpi@ ri oibite en Del
mer ON, bporoan urarge andre hor
set.
= &iIee9a ifiIl0r opbeoares poo ct
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so 8raber iom miIi9t. sge ooer ii
Gage eamle ffulbe life bruees ION
&ugepa.
= Gen fsrIte GfibSlabnina Smsr
ira argentina til 6oreneoe Stoter
arfom til SEEM gorf I @ioten al Se,
brltar omtrent = $4,000 "Gaies".
Gn al bore acknowledgements
Tiger, at enbner al oS buroe Ipiit
minoit II Sitart& Canned" Coma.
tocr / 9sbet at Ell Tinter. Saften e,
"cbocf. fltn Of gitoniucs", flyer han
- Iliifeflsper % Simotei i%anuner
bIir flint Ssi. Mor fan aole oetiIaeE
Sci paa 9anife root 2ono. Miife Ell
en- "Eerennial".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
4ariaaen til YSbite Siarrbsa.

Wbite Sidrrbea er bepirfet peo gds
ellen 9acterilim Ylllorlim o~perfert oierz
rtem 9g9eebbioen. Ser er reppe NOT Ell
%llorlening ubeu nugIe angrebne apliue
ger. Spsbomsipirerne fornierer iig meaet
blirtia, % Ell angreben Shilling fan initte
Sen belle SIof. Spirerne fan brGbes beb
gritgen at Observation-Disclosures. Sno@
penbi9 NntiIeptics for at or4be Spirerne
itlllbe 9ipes iaainart a%puingerne er noe
at StaIet. Set er meget lettere at fore
bps9e enb bet er at belbreoe.
SpurlebeS at fprebpgge @bite 1iarrbea.
SeiitRrebe: Sibite Iaar bar mine ferz
tie &plinser fra H%ueemaIfinen t1lu noale
fad Sage samle, ba De beebnbtc at %
/ buiinpis af 8bite 9iarrbeo. Seq for
isate forifieuiae RibIer og hapbe n9iten
miltet aft Saab. Siliioit ieubte ieg soc iii
@alter Remebb Co., Sepf. 3S3, Waters
loo, Soipa, for en- sgife al oeres @alfp
8bite 9iarrbea Hemebb. Set er affirat
bet eneite rette for oenne forfHrbelige
Spaopm. Otter ben fsrite 9oiis miiteSe
hi life en- eneite SIZZLING. St o~porGttebe
700 tripelige. funoe aplinger, bbor Ri
fsr alpria tunbe nan op til mere eno 100
ON Iaret. Seq Ifulbe pisIelia barre alab
peb at labe andre nibe on, bette oipunoer,
lige 3ibbel. gtbel Hboapes, Sbenaus
boab, Soiud.
Bent life.
Sent life inbtiI 8bite Siarrbea bar
taaet Salpbelen euer TO SreSiepelc al
bine apIinger. Sab ben life bcabnbc.
Scr fprberebt. Strip ibaa. CAB ps be
pie for Dig. at 8alfo pil ~forebpe9e @bitc
Siarbea. Geno soc for en- sgite paa
Dor @arauti - bine Yenee tiIbaec bpis
life tilfrebs. Walfer Memebn Co., Sept.
3S3, WaterlpU, Spua.-Nbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Ct farltet 8ao.

Sranf Sobnion, iom arbeioer / ct
Gampnaiferi / gpbrat, @is., tonl
forIeoet Dag mere paa at mite 81.
pet, ba en- 0ampoaifemaifine, bpori
ban tog iig ct 9ao, efterat De sprige
grbeibere bar gaaet, beo ct SilfGloe
fom i9ang % beepnbte at iuirge
rlrnbt meb bam iamtioig meb, at ben
beapnote at fploes meb fogcnoe Sanb.
SPgten al bans 2egeme baooe
iIaaet paa oen eleftriife Strsm, ioml
orep Maifinen. San bleo reobet /
iioite gieblif al Gaiferiets gier, ionl
beionot fig paa aontoret og bapbe
bort bans Hsraab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
8na en- sfonpmiif Erpbneent.

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Gllo err life bare ct opermaaoe mt
tiot 9pr for Sarmeren al Sen @rilno,
Of Ben bar en- forunoerlig @one icm
Sorbforbebrer, iier ON Sen blir or.
Oentlig fobret; men ben er oeiaa al
itOr Gprbi for 2anbet | oct belle ia.
get paa 8rurtb at, at ben omgisr