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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
ROTARIANS AND KIHANIANS WILL
STAGE FAIR PROGRAM next WEEK
COMMITTEES ARE WORKING JOINTLY TO ARRANGE MOST
EFFECTIVE PROCRAMS-INTEREST MEMBERS IN WORK
CLUBS ARE CITY'S STRONGEST SUPPORTERS
Lubbock Today An Infant Compared With Lubbock OF Ten
Years From Now the Panhandle & South Plains Fair As
sociation be Recognized As Great Drawing Card

The September event OF the Pan
handle q South Plains Fair Associa-
ton must be success II Lubbock
keeps her promise with the people
~ the many counties represented IN
The association, and as usual Lub-
book business men are going into the
thing TO make IL even go beyond the
expectations Of lbs most enthusiastic
patron, and that the businessmen
may get better insight into the
work. the Kiwanis and Rotary Club
programs next week will be turned
exclusively to Fair talk, and If there
is anything that viii help a man get
in line with the program Of the FAR
Association, a speech by It's presi-
dent, +. l.. klett, will
The above mentioned Clubs are
awake TO the needs Of Lubbock, and
realize that talk has never COM
pleted a job. but that II has in many
Instances been the starting Of a
really big thing. and they are going
10 spend two hours talking one OF
the biggest propositions that has
come TO the attention Of our people
for some time.
Just how big a thing the Fair IS
for Lubbock, and the part we should
play in making il a success is Liable
io be discounted II something isn't
done to keep the bigness Of Il ham
merod into our minds. Let's not
forget that Lubbock is an infant as
compared with what she will be
within another ten years, and that
the fair viii be one Of the things
that will bring the many people here
who will join hands with us in max
ing this one Of the best towns in
all West Texas, therefore realizing
the important place il will take in
that particular, is important.
The fair viii be just what we
make il. No more, no less The
Clubs mentioned are going after It
in business manner, making q
business proposition of it, and real
businessmen will discuss its prob
lens at the luncheons Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week.
The fact that united forces Of
those Clubs will do something is
known 10 all familiar with their ac-
tivities. and the things they have
accomplished stand as bold emphasis
Of what a bunch Of leVel.headed
businessmen can do for a common
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
YOUNG PEOPLE TO ARRANGE FOR
WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT FEATURE
coNNfJNrTY.wIDE ENTERTAINMENT AT METHODIST
CHURCH THURSDAY NIGHT SUCCESSFUL
GREAT BANQUET IN CHURCH DINING ROOM
ou Delegation Took Prize for Rendering Most Interesting r"
81 p,v Which Was Highly Enjoyed Between-Aes' Features
Wsrs properly Executed, Adding Much to Program

ers roughly applied, Boyce Card
well, Ray c. Mowery and another
Kluxcr taking him from ne stage
in state Of fury, +. T., Haley
happened to be- the Rah Rah Boy on
that occasion. and he certainly play
ed the part well. expressing boz rcll-
ity the fear and humiliation which
n sudden appearance Of Che r0hoi
clansmcn would naturally bring
The third act was gotten up In
a great hurry. two persons having
taken part. the Rah Rah Boy appear.
ing In his unkept home in the usual
DISCUS, which characterized his at
titudc toward his surrounding, and
the fact that he happened 10 think
out loud az about the time his wife
appeared on the scene, proved 20 be
as honpecked as the average Romeo
and was driven from the stage IN
the usual Maggie and JiPys style.
Unforgettnblc was he lecture on
Science" the Rah Rah Boy present
ed in the fourth act. the wife. who
on his becoming In danger n alb
solutc mental collapse because " his
dccp interest in the class which he
was ins,ructing in that work. bad
become more alternative 90 him. cN-
pressed great fear ~ his condition,
and his lecture % the audience on
he pra ticahllify - Modern Science
was without doubt the funniest
feature Of the entire play, which was
righ,fully chmVcd IN his being cs-
cortcd 70 the Bug House"
Mr. People Of Idalou played the
scientific Rah Rah Boy. assisted In
the act by Mr.. McCurdy Of that
place, and a young lady. also ~
ldalou The ldalou delegation wns
presented the prize Tor presenting
the best Of the last three acts, the
congregation having voted one hum
dred per cent 10 that effect. Il be-
inr a mono-colorcd piece ~ soap.
Miss Eva Evcrton rendered sew
crnl beautiful piano selections thru
out the play. ard Misses Edith Car
ter and Nerna Brown gave two gcs-
ture songs which were beautiful and
rnicftr rirH.
Wasioy Griffin and John Dupre,
with q referee Of exceptional know
ledge II the boxing art, put on an
ultra-rapid boxing match, proving
themselves actors of the first class
Dupre was Knocked out after several
rounds. and after an hour on so the
referee counted him out, much ova-
ton being given the winner.
The lun heon committee, ~ which
Mrs 4. T.. Hunt WAS leader, made a
splendid account of itself, the han
nuei being of the very highest class
possible. and the dainty waitresses
proved themselves wonderfully cif'-
rient in caring for the needs 81
their many guests.
General problems Of amusements
and recreation will be discussed
at the next Thursday evening 5
meeting. with view Of rendering
such program as the one above mem
toned cach Thursday evening and
the cooperation Of young persons OF
every denomination Il earnestly soil
cited These meetings are IN nc
wise denominational. the community
wide feature being especially eni-
phszcd by the leaders.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
Possibilities Of Business Growth
In Lubbock Indicated By Rapidly
With Which Local Institutions Grow

Business thus far this year, ac-
cording 20 Mr.. S. f. HolShouser,
the manager, has been better than
hey have ever experienced. and he
declares that they are growing be-
yond their greatest expectations.
Their next Improvement viii be
the addition Of a bottling plans
which viii be done in time FOR next
summers business Mr.. HDlslJuser
sa'd they would install ne rnost
r.odern and completes line of ma
chinery available. and that that
would be made one the biggest bot
Ting plants in West Texas
The brick building will be en-
larged, and the two plants placed in
the same room. enabling the present
workmon. who are experts AT the
work. TO care for both plants.
The Avalanche feels that Il is one
Of the growing institutions Of the
plains, and we are glad 10 see chat
there are also other plants IN Lub-
book that are taking their places
from positions Of practical obscurity
10 leadine ones in the industrial at
fairs Of this growing section.
An together for the institutions
that are making Lubbock a bigger
and better place in which to live
Patronize the man who Is doing
something Of which we might all be
proud, and spend your money with
the institutions that viii put few
cents Of the profits back into our
city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

Fort Worth. Aug. ll.--liouston
Upton, rs years old, was given
life sentence by jury at Clarendon
this morning for killing his school
room sweetheart, Gladys solomon,
as she slept in her bed at the Solo
mon ranch home in Floyd county.
The killing occurred February "a.
The case was transferred TO Clar-
endon on a chance Of venue.
Al the time Of the tragedy, three
girls were sleeping in the same bed.
Young Upton, who is the son OF a
wealthy ranchman Of Floyd county,
had accompanied them home from
church. After they were asleep
someone crept into the room and
shot and killed two Of the girls. The
third escaped as the intruder fled:
A short time later, UPTON was found
in school house badly wounded
and for time il was thought he
would die also He has not been
arraigncd on the second murder
charge.
Tho plca of the youth was insan-
i'y. The jury was out fourteen
hours.
Brief History Of the Upton Case.
Houston Upton. Floyd county
youth, who was convicted Of mur'
der In connection with the killing
Of Gladys Solomon, IS. on the morn
ing of Monday, February 81, in Dis
trict Court az Nlarendon, Friday
also stands charged with the'killinP
% Nell Umberson. "a, at the same
time.
The two slain girls and Vera Will
son, who resided In the neighbor'
hood where the killing occurred. were
leeping in the same bed at the home
Of Mrs. Matte Umbcrson, widow
Miss Wilson was unhurt when hei
two companions were shot 10 deatf
about Z O'Clock in the morning OF
February 2T
Some two hours after the shoot
ing. young Upton was found in
school house about a mile from tho
Umhcrson home suffering from a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

An there is to do to get business
on the 60 in Lubbock is to get back
of it with few good business prin-
ciples and a whole lot Of that push
and pep so well known in Lubbock
businessmen.
That is not theory, ii is a proven
fact, and TO better familiarize ones
self with that fact one could 60 TO
the office Of the Clover Leaf Cream
cry and see what those fellows are
doing, then get out and ask some Of
the fellows who know them how
they got started.
What information one could
gather on the activities of the man
agemcnt OF that thriving Institution
could be summarized as follows; /;
They have been on the job For
the past several months those fell
lows have been busy installing new
machinery in their new brick build
ing, 25Ns0 feet, which is located on
East Broadway in the wholesale
district. whore business is certainly
on the 90 from seven a. m. until
long past six in the evening.
The newest things IN that institu-
ton are two refrigerating rooms,
where they solidify the ice cream.
and keep their butter, cream and
other perishable articles in cold stor-
age.
The cream finishing room is kept
on an average Of about fifteen 20
twenty degrees below zero, the stor-
age room for other articles being
kept al an average OF about twenty
degrees above, which certainly keeps
the ingredients for the cream sold
from that plant IN fine shape until
using time.
The cream storage room h OF
one thousand gallons capacity, enah-
liz them TO keep sufficient supply IN
readiness Tor immediate delivery TO
take care ~ the needs ~ their cus-
toners under the most rushing cir
cumslances, which viii make that
creamery known Tor its rellabllll,
A. we'll a. for the superiority of the
products they sell
Cloanl|neas n one ~ the main
features ~ the CloNcr Leaf Cream
ery
livery employees il especially ln-
loroaled In keeping The entire fac
tory ln fine shape. that ne pIudufla
going lheTolrum may b. just a. per
loll a. care can mako hem. sna 4
t|.|l ln IhaI n|aee N|lI certainly
lnahle nns o. enIaY Their cream, ~
lAfIn j a. nrn0IIlnH neAin4|. abaNI
ne nlala hal y Haea " fanl -
lenla0l n|ih'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
MANY PASSENGERS MAROON.
ED ON ACCOUNT OF STRIKE

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. IA
plea that some attempt be made 20
send Red Cross relief train %
Scligipan. Arizona. 10 rescue women
and children marooned there as a re-
suit II the refusal of the big -four
brotherhood members 20 move San
Ia Re trains were received tonight
the Los Angeles Times from Charles
Il. Reiniger. Of this city, one Of those
marooncd.
Several women passengers are III,
according 70 Reiniger's telegram,
many babies and small children are
suffering from the extreme heat and
from the lack Of milk. "only limited
medical attention Is obtainable,' u
is pointed out sanitary conditions
are bad and growing worse, while
elderly men and women among the
mArooned are beginning 10 exhibit
symptoms Of approaching break
down"
can passengers as unit" con
cludes the message, urge that a re-
lief Red Cross train be operated 70
take suffering babies. small children
and elder and feeble women 90 Los
Angeles and that automobiles be fur-
nlshed promptly 20 transport the re-
mAinder ~ the Passengers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
Church Of Christ Revival at
Community Auditorium Is One
OF Great Influence and Power

Community Auditorium main floor
we'll filled "a hear Evangelist Ar
ccneauN in another grca; sermon
Sunday morning. Rom. iOl-i7 and
2 Cor siG were scriptures read
"For which cause we faint not, but
iho orr outward man perish. yet
thp inward man Is renewed day hy
day fgr our lipht afflict.1n, which
is hnt ~ moment, worEeth Tor
uF a far more cN reding lri cier-
nal weight ~ glory While we look
lot az tie things which are seen,
bot al the things winch are not seen.
For the things which are seen are
temporal; but the things which are
not seen arc eternal
u was a powoSful lesson O. the
Christian on walking by faith, not
hy sight The temporal things keep
the Christian from usefulness In
Gods service ard also the sinner
man out Of Christ. Man either keeps
his soul on top or sinks 10 the level
Of the brute This is done by be-
slowing all his attention to things
81 the body, with none 20 the spir-
il. 20, I'm all right" says the man
Of the world. II that's true why
not all Of us remain out Of Christi
What need have we for the church,
For a Ssviourg In fifty years ina
gine, II you can, conditions. while
we shuddcr now in spite Of all our
efforts. Reports Of crime by pa
pers bring blush Of shame TO civil
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

cause, and II the members Of those
two clubs have ever placed their
shoulders 10 task which is designed
20 bring about something for the
hctterment Of their interest, both
as citizens as a whole and as indiv:-
duals. the Fair work is that thing.
Farmers, merchants, bankers and
professional men constitute the
membership Of those clubs, which
are without parallel insofar as cen
tering the power Of the community
on one objective Is concerned.
Another thing the clubs are 20
promote is kindlier feeling between
the school trustees Of the country,
in order that they might work for
common good, and Superintendent
Of Schools, +. K. Haynes, is work
ing on the program 10 be carried
out by the two clubs. which will
assist materially in bringing the
trustees Of every school in Lubbock
county into Lubbock for get-tO-
gether meeting.
These are things which the Clubs
are working on at this time, and II
is well known that as soon as these
jobs are completed something else Of
almost equal Importance viii be
tackled, making the work Of the
members an endless chain. which re.
wolves ever for the hetterment of
Lubbock.
We must not lose sight Of the
Fair proposition though in discuss
ing the merits Of the two clubs, for
the fair is important beyond ex-
preston, and the people Of Lubbock
and Lubbock county sheuld keep u
in their minds to do everything ima-
ginablc for its betterment.
The program committees Of the
respective clubs are working one
with the other in helping to make
the programs just as similar as II Is
at all possible, in order that the
same atmosphere may be created at
those two meetings.
From this cooperation on the pnrt
Of the club members much good will
be derived, and Lubbock viii be
placed a few steps TO the front when
the Fair has proven the success We
are sure it will under the directions
Of such able leaders. assisted by
the people Of Lubbock and Lubbock
COUNTY
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

ised men. OF the rs who have con-
ferred faith in Christ. all have been
women and girls I'm going 70 hold
you men up SO you may have one
good look at yourselves. The best
way for you 10 better the world is
20 accept Christianity and live Il
before your boy. You know God,
but YOU glorify Him not as God.
How shall YOU escape II you neglect
20 great salvation? Did Jesus stain
& he sands Of Judea in vain for vou7
Responsibility H. not with God but
you must do your part The trouble
is YOU do not realize what God mas
done. Follow me in surveying Gods
love--"God so loved the world that
lie sent His only hegotten Son, -
d, what Lowell Have you seen the
Son Of God in all his trials and suf-
ferinR? "The love Of Christ con-
straineth me" In the garden how
He moaned, weeping there. yet the
awful cup was drunk for you and
me. Have you seen Him bearing
His cross, there to die for the sins
Of the world? His remarkable words
on the cross should cause US to
Behold the MANI In behalf Of the
soldiers who gamblest for his raim-
ent lie prayed Father forgive them.
they know not what they do"
We will never know the depth Of
His suffering for us because He suf-
fercd for our sins. Will you return
that love in your feeble human wayg
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

Lubbock young peoples annusy, ny,
n.nt and recreational problen,s
~ given due consideration, anu ha
ooysible. q practical SOLUTION VIII w
'rha, was the decision handed
-, D., moro than two hunuf'u Vl
-, bvcst youngsters thni ever
,.tt,d Thursday night, ar lhc
u..bnd,st church. whore Kew Nihs.
E..-.-,,sop staged one of the pepQleae
s,.ertainmcnts this town ma. 49,
k,,,vn insofar as church a''lN'''''
~ 'rhe Thursday nights entertain
-, xas the outgrowth OF uV
...s, carried on throughout cam
meetings of the young pe2p'' ,.,,.si ~ ",
sbr churches throughout tne a.,
,.opductcd IN july ny
r,aher and party Of Fort Norh' ~
~. fact that young Ferguson y ~ ~
,.,,n,i,g To- continue a program =,
.....crvet,op of the enlivening splrl.
-. o., into our young people tnt /"
,hat meeting. by a program OF con-
.s......,,o, ~ the work started, ~
~,,w"s ns Ina, he viii not stop Az th'
.,,..css ~ that entertainments nu'
.S.rc made tentative plans to pr
r,nize the young people or tnl' .gn i,
e,uritv into a group wnl'n 80,
80, a. their objective the cfe"'ioh
~ entertaining fcnturc wnith ~.
49,, e,vried on within the church thhi
Lii he instrumental IN adNhn. iit
the cause 81 every INSTITUTION ~ ''
nature In Lubbock NJ "a.
while the "Rah. Rah. BOY, the
four-act comedy drama, Which We
sresentcd Thursday night was veI-
t,,nly a good one, and worm nle''-
tiop zee are not 30 eager 70
~. ,unortanre ~ that entertain
,.crt a. we are 10 stress the NJ
,oys,nre Of the things when VIII
.,,,i,. from that meeting, though ~
-sve somr Of the young persons VINO
800 not there an idea of what was
,-,,..cd we viii give some idea ~
20 how The program was carr'en "u''
aThe Rah. Rah, Boy, being =
four act comedy was Az nc
In that only The firsi act vas
onrea before the actors reached 'n'
church. The remaining infee
x.re presented hy groups from tne
audience who had little or no uine
-for preparation. and as their acts
xere to be sequel TO The first ana
rctiing 90 something lha, wonla y,
snywisc III in the program requ' Z. -
much hustlinR about, prize was OF OF
f.rea he winners. which vnpid ''
some way compensate them Tor ne
mental agony and physical .h'f,',,n
reanircd In carrying on ncn WORK
rhe second act found he 'Rah,
p.h Bov.r who had first appear "a
on his first trip home from 'plleg !;
somewha, changed, as his scnool
dnss had ended, and he had maIe
~ himself a small town sport OF ths
he.flapper type, whose interest N
the ladies' was easily discovered, but
lust al the time he had all required
information from the local bureau
Of information, and had rounded np
fair delegation Of the fair sex, me
Ku Klux Khan interrupted his party
with fair warning that has actiNi,
ties were 10 be immediately checked
by an over-npply Of 'ar and feath-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
Ex- SOLDIER HELD FOR NEXT
TERM OF COURT BY JURY

In the case Of the State Of Texas
Va. A. B. Edwards. for bigamy. the
Jury was unable 20 agree on the san
ity or insanity Of the defendant, and
the case will be held over until the
next term ~ court.
The defense attorneys, u Is said,
are attempting TO secure federal as
sistance In getting the young man In
an institution for mental treatment.
II il alleged that he Is an irresponsi-
Bile character, and should be cared
FOR. IL Is claimed that he served
overseas with the A. r. +. and the
trouble he Is now experiencing was
created by shell shock in the Mouse
Argonne battle.
The two wives vf the defendant
attended court.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
OKLAHOMA PEOPLE ON PROS.
PEcTiNG TOUR VISIT HERE

Albert, Carl and Clark brown,
brothers, Murray Gardner and II,
Skiplett, of Hollis, Oklahoma. left
last week for their homo after y
short visit al the home of Mr., and
Mrs y. y. Brown.
They made the trip a. West Texas
in aueat ~ suitable place % make
their homes. aud We are sure they
will return to this section again.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

nalllnren Aus. p A perfect
ralnhaW fnrmld In the noTihNe.i
eIalhle heI0 about $3.50 lasl night na
ihs fan moan reflected a. bright
raYs through 4 dF|IIllnr Ialn,
Ihe lalhh0N ialmed q rsIfrli
arch ~ pllImal|l lnlnIa ani NaI
l|aIhls ~ ahnuI Do m|nnl0a. swing
lIma lnl lhnI1 nhn discovered a 4.
.0nI anl lh4 IlpnII ~ phnfp ani
a|hlIn| ~. Many rfaI|0 lan lhlII
l|l.l ls|nhas a alshi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
u,uI MAkrs si.ooo noNp ON
ogrN PoRr VIOLATION CHARGE

nalnh I. IIull, ChaTHod With NlulH.
don IN the Open Port iAs, waived
Examining trial Tueadav Afternoon
h@l.re Justice ~ the Peace G. q,
I.lls. and Wa released un bond ln
d. amount ~ : ,oun'
N.ur ,hargoa fnI flNlnilnn 20 ne
..sn mai lau have hlfn filed
.raIni lln|l, and one charge - ~.
~..lll nth Inlonl IA muIlrf. afTnliI
Ina a. lhn lNlnIAa 49,
Mil hal h4NH l.lEa#d aHl VIII
await lha sfl|an ~ IhN EIaHl IlIl
A lha H1glsmhsl lalm ~ nlIlI'fl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
SHOTS FIRED AT
STRlkEBREAkERs SUNDAY

BIG Spring. Aug. John Sch
wartzcnhach and Eddie polacok were
arrested by Deputy Marshal Swann
and Texas Rangers following an at
tempt Sunday night 10 abduct two
slrikebreakers who were attending .
theatre. The two were fired ON
four times hy three men when eav-
ing the show.
Ten shots wcre exchanged hy
guards AZ the 7. a T. nhona and an
known parties early sunday mefn-
ING.
The Ranger and deputy marlhsi
foroos are believed sufficient ~ cope
vIlh ne emeIfenEf here
Other arI1aII are expected a. HNot
a. oIlQIal1 are Ia r1asNNInn ~ de-
sired information.
a.haallGlnhalh = 4 aIIlkeIl feie.
fek i IaAaI's HH|INI
4 ...u .Ia 4. D...4 m IIu. aII&M
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
SWEETWATER BUYS
FIRE EQUIPMENT

Swcctwater, Aug. 9.--The fire
department has bought truck,
equipped with two S5-gallon chem
ical tanks. i0-foot extension lad
der and other fire fighting equip
ment.
The machine cost s2.425 deliver
ed here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

A dispatch from Warsaw says
that the doctors there are studying
the problem Of increasing the long
cvity Of the Poles Why not try
creosoting theml--Nashvillo South
ern Lumberman.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
PAVING CONTRACTS
LEf nv ARLENE

Abilene, Aus D. The city Com
ml.slon has 1osed CONTRACTS with
the lanes Construction Company
and West fpkaa Construction llm.
many fnl ne naflng ni foull flfsi
Street. nuli1laul Nlforh NNkeiI
Street and Craps NlIf0I lnflllri
IN these contrasts alf fN nI IN
M - ~ pal0mnnl tbs msInI|aI
- b. uall h oanlIlll.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15
THE CHURCH or
CHRIST MEETING

The revival meeting of the
Church of Christ Is nine days
old. and great interest "a be-
Ing manifested at each service.
large audiences are hearing
Evangellst Arceneaux deliver
his great sermons twice each
day Sunday nlght one of he
largest audiences that ever
heard eOspel sermon In lNh.
book, assembled In ihs Com-
munliy Auditorium 10 hear
Nr ArceneauN discuss, The
Time and plaeo of the heHln.
nlns II the Church. "
The meeting VIII coRllnae
unlIl sunday night fhua fsI
there have Eern twenty-five
halilsms and funT rosiaIallnns.
Hours lnr meetings during
lhe NoEl. 40 nn d. m lni = ~
h a. W ulll hg Hls ! 10 have
fnu with ~
Lao = Smith. Nlahisf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-15

The1e I1nt anl lsl1lI y nHmhlF'
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-05

FOR RENT--Furnished front apartment,
two rooms and kitchenette. bath adj
Joining; large front porch; garage IL de-
sired; thoroughly clean and sanitary; two
adults only and no sick. 124 South Arno.
phone 632-W.