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Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Avoid Eating White Bread

Is sold by the billion loaves, when
satisfactory loaf Of such an excellent
food as whole wheat bread is rarely
available in our markets.
Another statement made in defense
of white bread is that 1t does not
leave as much waste in the bowel.
This is true, but the significant fact
is that the material that enters the
blood Of our children after eating
white bread is material which does
not nourish them properly, whereas
the whole wheat product yields ma
terial that makes strong, robust, dis
ease-resisting men and women.
Bran bread Is especially useful as
a food for people who are troubled
with constipation. AS an article Of
diet for continual use, however, whole
wheat bread is to be preferred 70
bran bread.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
STORAGE

Cold storage warehouses in our
country contain 143.573000 cubic
feet of refrigerated space, says De-
partment of Agriculture.
For each man, woman and enid
that is about five cubic feet, or q
space that would hold only fourth
as much as a wardrobe trunk.
We are not much better off than
savages, only few days removed
from starvation. Yet the difference
between no cold storage and five
cubic feet of refrigerated space for
each of us is what makes cities a
possibility.
Teller, who died OF starvation, IN
vented cold storage. Every city
should have a monument to him.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
VIBRATIONS

Deaf and dumb people dance to
jazz music in Boston, at their an
nual ball.
They could not hear the music.
but it started vibrations in air, walls
and floor. These vibrations, enter
ing the dancers bodies through the
soles of their shoes and their skin
nerves, carried the jazz rhythm and
time to their brains. like shocks of
electricity.
Brains telcgraphed the vibrations
on to the emotions.
The body is wireless apparatus,
receiving the vibrations of sight,
hearing, smelling. tasting. feeling.
What is a vibration? If you could
answer that, you could explain the
mystery of life. Life is motion. Mo-
tion is vibration.
Temporarily you impart life to a
stone when you throw it--life, but
not consciousness.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
If YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will introduce younger
woman to an elder rather than vice
versa.
You will always make 1t a point
to see that all OF your guests are
introduced to each other.
You will rise when introduced to
a person older than yourself.
You win, when reading news
paper at the breakfast table. share
it's contents with others present.
You will not discuss family inter-
ests in the presence of servants.
You will never pass your friends
and acqaintances in critical review
at the table. unless it be to praise
or admire them.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
InST

Carneries in British Columbia re-
port that production costs are going
to be smaller this year, 'as tin is
now being secured from the United
Kingdom. and at half the price Of
that formerly obtained from the
United States"'
This may not seem an important
item TO you. But it's only one Of
thousands of similar items. Com
bined, they affect your job.
Price is the gravity of business
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

he'd Just go away somewhere and
give me a rest she said. He's get
ting on my nerves She did look
fretted. But you can't tell me it's
Uncle Henry, the old dear"
Il guess you never had any exper-
ence with old folks, did you2" in
quired Jerome quietly. .'Once man
twice a child, you know"
Now, Jerome'-Bessie's eyes filled
you shan't talk like that about
Uncle Henry. I know. whatever is
the trouble, it's Lotty's fault. don't
know but it's my duty to bring him
over here and look after him for
while. II you're willing
"Ycu don't have to ask me that,
Bess.D Jerome said gravely.
well then, TIL ask Uncle Henry
over tomorrow" Bessie said. TIE
dear old thing! 1 shall Just love to
have him for company while you are
at the office"
Next morning Bessie made prepa-
rations for, the guest. She would give
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

is sure to meet its logical result
some day.
Why not use the common sense we
have2 We are no exceptions TO the
general rule, however smart we think
ourselves.
PALMS ONCE GREW IN ALASKA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was once
a land of sunshine and flowers.
Ferns and palms. such as now thrive
in lands far to the south. once flour
ished in the sub-tropical climate or
her valleys and lowlands. But that
was millions OF years ago, before
man existed. according TO the United
geological survey which has made a
study of the fossil flora.
Deep down in the coal beds have
been found fossils OF plants, which
indicate that Alaska was ages ago
a land OF luXuriant loveliness.
Dusky savages Of a remote past,
or perhaps members OF that enlight-
ened race OF cliff dwellers. once
looked across the waters of huge
lake in what is now northwestern
Nevada.
Rude fleets perhaps wended their
way in primitive commerce across
the great inland sea. which once
cording TO the survey.
Biologists have given the great
body of water. which was present in
comparatively recent geologic time
the name Of Lake IIahontan. in honor
of Baron La Hontan. one the early
explorers of the head waters OF the
Mississippi River.
A field OF sand dunes, formed since
the inland sea disappeared. now
cover large area a few miles north
of Winnemucca. Nevada. The dunes
are gradually moving eastward. and
their steady march has necessia-
tated a number OF changes in the
roads in recent years. In some places
telegraph poles have been buried so
deep that they had TO be spliced in
order to keep the wires above the
crests OF the sand dunes.--New York
Sun.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Privately owned subways. elevated
and surface car lines of New York
City have a valuation of about
S765. 600, 600, based on par value OF
outstanding bonds and stocks.
A transit commission now recon-
mends that this be cut 40 per cent.
It suggests basing valuation on orig
inaI cost less whatever is necessary
to put the properties in first class
service condition.
This is the first flame Of what
may become a national fire. De-
flation OF capitalization viii be the
big problem after the last bloated
price is pricked.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Watching the Parade
BY JOHN PILGRIM

For the first time in life Hickey this morning.
In life his
Ied the addressed him
affeetonatey Hickey" Sometimes being hurry they it
short to "Hek"
"How they comm, Hick?' they would
"Rolin' high" said Hickey.
my
Hickey 81 to take in his the which
Hickey. quail
He trte OF
the will when Hickey will his hair
middle
the human being, because:
when quit, and
He doesn't whine when he $ licked
Hickey partly questioning
departing impersonal person
he losing his
of
world he employing ladies'
his wife against his quitting
be a gutter" this her l
the too had she been against situation
did beside Hickey,
has not affected his Judgment
to
going before I'm blown
in sending good after bad"
Of had enough to when licked
of
most of US would be lot better off
they're thoroughly licked either
why be The people who hang after they're
ARE heroes.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

It was with difficulty that she hauled
Uncle Henry out or his lethargy and
got him to shave and brush up to re-
ceive the guests. HOW would he be-
have?
But Uncle Henry was himself
again-smiling, urbane, willing to en-
terrain. The guests thought him
quite delightful. But Bessie came
near spilling the coffee into her lap
as she caught Jerome's knowing
glance. for Uncle Henry had grabbed
the reins of conversation and was re-
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
You andI
ByA1bert Apple

about June, 1923. 1t will have six
towers, each more than 1000 feet
high. First of a network Of similar
stations to be established throughout
China.
China is lucky. After a long sleep
it wakens. reaches out and adopts
the marvels that the white man has
developed slowly through the CEN
turies.
That's how the Japanese in 20
years have made as much progress
as the white race made i'm 500,
Copying is easy. originating is not.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
a RIppLE IN RHYME

y
may be it be shortj
tisntfa thin.
mother makes the
She eputsth this something in.
comes into stoeking;
wears nto
Keepsm ther
Almost more thans she cando
spois mittens,
And you Dress
u like II,
nancy ought
a round bring homo from
pay change change and hSh
chan aga and a of the house
FAVORITE STUDIES
to III
the best" ~ s
This what Betty Are
tea
WEEKS PUZZLES
10 the charadea are. sawhorse.
riddesi ~ his
(4)
The
ben, be- -igeren Belfast
The answer to rhymins isi Spring
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Sims
Says

Swiss marrying John DIS grand
daughter is certainly a bell ringer.
Love may not be good for one. but
it is fine for two
You can't convince a bottlegger
that honest tea is the best policy.
One shaky movement on foot is the
new dance step.
A New York judge says every man
should be boss in his own homo.
None of us are what we should be.
The outcome of the income de-
pends on the outgo for the upkeep.
Lent is also what books are.
A woman lhs more faith in
string OF beads than a man has in
suspenders.
An easy way to get our old ships
Ford will make nitrates at Muscle
Shoals. Hope they are cheaper than
Some are blondes and some are
brunets and some are blonds and
brunets.
Congress may be an asset; 1t also
represents a great lie ability.
A bad temper won't keep.
When 1922 model girl mentions
needles she means phonograph
needles.
Soon be warm enough for furs.
An optimist puts screens up to
keep flies out; a pessimist leaves
them down so the flies can go out.
One man who marries for money
but gets little is d preacher.
It is easy to learn which side your
bread is buttered on. Drop it and
see which side hits the carpet.
A house with spirits in the cellar is
haunted-by friends.
It's never too late to grin.
Girl of most beautiful back IS
found. She will grin and bare it.
Every day or so the oldest man in
the world either dies or marries.
The revolver is 81 years old. Time
for it to retire.
The reckless are not wreckless: the
wreckless are not reckless.
Grass widows of Denver object TO
being called that IN the directory.
Nothing green about grass widow.
The first thing to turn green in
the spring is envy Of others new
hats.
A doctor now finds dancing makes
warts on the feet. He's late. Feet
are not used in dancing.
Harding has saddle horse named
Democrat. Make your own comment
A golf club and husband make
excellent rug beaters.
At beauty shows all Of it does.
Confidence men are overrunning
Florida This is the truth and is not
a slam at Bryan.
Money talks. but with a Swiss SON
in-law John DIS will yodel.
Business motto: Pull together or
pull to pieces.
This is the one billionth time Mar
got Asquith got her name in the pa
per by trying to get it there.
Everything seems to be pending
around the patent office.
One attraction Of a big town is
they have more fires.
Average persons consumes eight
matches per day'-news item. Why
not buy toothpicBs?
Salvation Army finds there are
about 100000. 900 heathens This
does not include those dropping but
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
BETTER puMPLlNes

In making suet dumplings whether
sweet or savory. run a fine fork into
them several times before putting
them I'm the pan. IL this is done they
will rise, float and be light.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
HIS HOPELESS PROTEST

.T saw the cutest kittens today"
began the pretty little wife with the
new colffure showing her ears. And
pben they are big enough Eugenia Is
going to give me one
mot while / have life and heallh
"a defend my hearthstone! the nus
hand with the riotous tie lnIorbleu
her "If you get kitten the heNt
thing you'll want a parrot, ana pretty
soon youl be enlivenlng lhe ulIliIel
table with the news that the Swell
est little hippopotamus that yo9 oa
bought at bargain sale Aoi FAl'00
is being sent out collect! ~
~ tell vou. it grows on one! REQ
Mo will shun us just as they ana !llo
SsoIivv,avs. who once were acqudln-
tanaes Of mine before they began ac-
wv WV S1iT used to go over to the
coIivways primed to spend pleas
ant evening explaining 10 sony May
,,ih,, the present administration was
winning this fair county on the reels
~ failure and Gollyway would Iileel
~, 81 tbe door with wrinkled proW
aod in his shirtsleeyes, because ne
had bear administering first ana 70
80 a,unehound which had been TAX
a., with convulsions just before uil
ner time Only his prompt ana ~
teIlirent action had saved the llo ullG vi :.
fron1 extinction and CONWAY ~ q
stiI weak from the SHOCK coIillle iIl.,.,
u soon as it did a1ter the ~. pa I,s 4
broken toe and the time IN
finding the Persian cat
away.
..,raesius my sympathy
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
GAMBLING

Crissinger comptroller Of the cur
rency. warns that bolshevism-after
bunting its head on the stone social
walls of America and western Eu-
rope-is turning its activities to the
East.
The East? For instance-China?
All that'd be required to check a
communist outbreak in China would
be a regiment Of gamblers. Chinese
have gambling in the blood. And
capitalism is a gambling systen-a
big cleanup for one losses for the
many. No real gambler can be
made a communist.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

az think that Methuselah (the
dog) needs some of that medicine
Gollyway would frown. He has a
queer look and must be coming down
with something. The firm told me
TODAY that ! should have fine raise
in salary-isn't that great" What do
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
CHINA

The largest wireless station in the
world will be completed in Shanghai
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
cIJRIOsITY

In a Jersey City saloon, a GUS
toner sampled a jug while the bar
maid wasn't looking. The Jug con-
tanned metal polish, and the thirsty
one has moved on TO the next world.
Curiosity is the dynamite of
psychology.
To test its powers: When you see
"Paint-3on't Touch" sign, try to
resist touching with fingertips TO
see IL the paint is dry.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

After expressing my sylt'i'"aNy noG
and considering the supJeet t,,at
closed. I would perhaps say no cpt
certainly was pIeasa,iil1 = ygo,,Id
Rhereupon Mrs. GoAy ways
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
WIDE COMMENTATOR.
GIVEN APPOINTMENT
or w. NJ. ATKINSON

Las Vegas, N. M, Dec. To-
Wide commentator has. followed
the appointment of w. M. Atkin-
son Of Roswell as deputy land
commissioner,
Democratic state headquarters
here announced today that many
expressions of praise for Commits
sioner Baca's choice had been re-
ceived. The new land commits
sioner will take his assistant into
office with him the first day of
January.
One of the many things the new
land office force will have to carry
out is the pledge to do away with
anything resembling favoritisn.
After the new administration takes
command in the office, anyone
will be able to obtain state land
leases as long as the law is follow
ed. It will not be necessary for
ranchers to seek men with pull''
to get grazing lands, Commissioner
Baca announced.
The land commissioner also de-
clared that money received in his
office will not pe kept in idleness
when il could be earning interest,
The assistant commissioner Sc
1ected by Mr.. Baca has had wide
experience in administrative fields.
One of the outstanding achieve
ments Of Mr.. Atkinson is the erec-
tion of the Chaves county court
house. which was built through his
efforts while commissioner in
that county The building repre-
sents the finest of its kind in the
state
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
REHABILITATION OF
DISABLED WORLD WAR
VETERANS DISCUSSED

Washington, Dec. 15,-The care
and rehabilitation of disabled
world war veterans was discussed
at some length by President, Hard
ing and his cabinet, 1t was said at
the White House.
The president was said to have
told the cabinet of visit yester-
day from a man who demanded
'why the government isn't serving
more effectively in the care of dis
abled veterans" and charged that
10000 men were clamoring for
admission to hospitals.
The case was discussed by the
president, who characterized the
charges, it is understood, as IAN
abominable libel-nothing else"
At the present time the chief
executive was said to have assert
ed. there are 5000 empty beds In
government hospitals awaiting
those who will seek them.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY no LoAN-On watches, dia-
m1nds, guns and everything valuable.
Mr.. b Marcus, e1s South First.
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches
and good jewelryi liberal. reliable, con.
fidential. Gottlieb JewelrX Co.. los N. list,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
MAN is ARRESTED FOR
TRYING TO MAKE MONEY
OFF HIS OWN FUNERAL

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 10
Paul III. Murock, 2S, has been ar
rested because, police say, he tried
to make money off his own fun
eral, Murock, according to the po-
lice, sent announcements OF his
death to his father at Coleman,
wis, and brother John at Salt
Lake City, and asked them, under
an assumed name for burial funds.
When the brother came to Los An
geles to take the body home he is
said to have found Murock very
much alive at a leading hotel. The
arrest of the deceased" followed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
T'YPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT-Remingto III" typewriter,
practically new or will sell for 10000.
Address Box Il. b., care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
~oa6MiNIsTf,IIGf0Rs ~o6Mif,IG,f0Rs NoffCE

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
In the Probate Court Of Bernallilo
County New Mexico.
In the Matter of the Estate or
Sarah Frances Frank, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned was. on the sixteenth
day of November. 1922, duly APP
pointed Administrator of the estate
Of Sarah Frances FranlS, deceased,
by the Probate court of Eernalillo
county, and having qualified ss
such administrators. all persons
having claims against the estate Of
said decedent are hereby notified
and required to present the same
to the undersigned in the manner
and within the time prescribed by
law.
HARRY v. FRANK.
Administrator.
Dated November 20. 1929
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
CARGO OF LIQUOR is
RETURNED TO VESSEL

New York, Dec. ia band of
steyedores working under direc-
tion of prohibition enforcement
agents, today placed l,2O8. cases OF
whisky and 90 barrels OF miscel-
laneous liquors aboard the schoon-
er Marion Mosher, soon to sail Tor
st. Pierre, Miquelon. The Mosher'
which flies the British flag, re-
Gently was captured by the dry
navy. prohibition officials said to-
night. The vessel had been or
dered released because the cap
ture had been made outside the
three mile limit.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
1%%%nmn LASSEFGED ADWERTESEMENTS INFORMING
dIournal
Advertisements PAY
HOMES WORTH THE MONEY

broom, new, brick stucco, mod
ern, heat, built-in features, hard
wood floors, best location, Fourth
ward, $6,500.
7-room brick, good location, near
shops, modern, $4,500.
Broom adobe stucco, two porches,
fun corner lot, furnished, electric
lights. good buy, $1,000.
4-acre ranch, 3-room adobe, al
falfa, fruit trees, on paving, near
school, good ditch, $4,000.
Lots in Bernalillo townslte, Tow
ner addition and University
Heights, easy terms.
SHELLEY BRAUN COMPANY
Phone 223. 22B w, Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
AUTOMOBILES.

WE maintain large stock of used
cars at all times. Our prices are tho
lowest. We will make reasonable all
lowance for any car you wish to trade
in regardless OF condition and will ar
range terms to meet the customer Nc
Intosh Auto Company. Sl1-Si5 West
Copper. phone 562
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
MATTRESS RENOVATiN(;

" FOR RENT--Storerooms.
WILL arrange to suit tenant 25xluo
foot brick building: good condition;
opposite Santa Re shops; reasonable
terms. See tor write l.. Heyman. 1903
North First. Alhuqusroue. N. n
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
SEE THIS HOUSE

A five-room adobe stucco house
near Luna boulevard, with hard
wood floors, furnace heat, fire.
place and all modern conven-
fences, has been listed with us to
sell at once. This is a very de-
sirable location, and the price is
attractive to any one wishing q
well built modern house; easy
terms can be arranged.
], D. KeIeher, ReaItor
2t1 W. Gold. Phone 4t0
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typewriter man
to represent nationally known Type
writer Company as Dealer In Albuquer-
que and Bernalillo County. Liberal con-
tract and excellent opportunity for man
who understands the typewriter bust
ness. Our machine is standard in every
way and we are one Of the largest man
ufacturers of typewriters in the United
Statse. Application should state age and
experience for past five years. Address
T. e. Hoover, 226 Foster Bldg, Denver,
Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16

TYPEWRITERS--All makes overhauled
and repaired Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewri' Ex.
rhanpa} uhone q03-J 1872 South Fourth
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
FOR SALE

At sacrifice, brand new modern
five rooms, stucco bungalows, fur
nished with fine furniture. rent
ing for S120 per month. One OF
these will make you fine home
and income of $50 month. / want
to leave city; will sacrifice my
equity; fine location; you must act
quickly. Balance of mortgage at
9 per cent. sol S. Edith, Phone
1861.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16

A remarkable assortment OF
beautiful "Old Dutch Silver" r.
Everitt's Inc.--Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
$500 CASH

Buys a 4-room shingle bungalow.
close in on South Walter. Another:
$3.50 cash buys 4-room pressed
brick. modern, close in, South
Edith, balance like rent. nt't
ACKERSoN AND GRIFFITH
Realtors
1870 S. Fourth. Phone Ala.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE--By owner: Furniture of
rooming house, eight rooms, two sleep
ing porches furnished for light house
keeping Two years lease on house. a
good Investment. Centrally located. Ad-
dress Box 21. care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
OPPORTUNITIES

Two houses on large lot, one
rented, convenient to shops; we'll,
fruit trees; $4,000: terms.
Four rooms, bath, sleeping porch,
large lot, close in, $2,325; terms.
New, four rooms, bath, breakfast
nook, built-in features, oak floors,
sleeping porch, garage, basement.
east front corner lot, in Fourth
ward; $500; terms.
MCMiIIion & Wood, Realtors
Insurance-Loans
200 West Gold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
WELL CONTRACTOR.


WELLS DRILLED. driven and repaired
pumps. tanks, towers J, b. Wolklns'
&s3 West Marble. phone 1452-W.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
WANTED--Room & Board

ROOM AND BOARD In healthseeker's
home in exchange for now tuherouiar
treatment. Box A-l2s, care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16
FOR SALE


$45oO-Two family house. white stucco,
rooms, bath s. glassed sleeping porch.
on each side, completely furnished
rented for $50. per month; East Cen
trail.
s4s5O--New room adobe white stucco
bungalow, modern, large rooms, oak
floors cellar; adobe garage TO match
house; University Heights, near Can
tral avenue.
se15O--5-room white stuceo bungalow,
modern, hardwood floors, sleeping
porch, fireplace furnace, cellar, gar
age; corner lot, fine location, Fourth
ward.
Some good buys in business property.
Lots and houses in all parts OF the city
A. FLEIS CHEER, RealGor
Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance,
Surety Bonds, Loans.
No. III s. Fourth Street, Phone 674..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16

HOBBS QUALITY CARS
Are an investment. not speculation.
They viii pay dividends of service and
pleasure We have just completed re-
building a few for your inspection.
demonstration will leave you satisfied.
G prices are not historic.
HOBBS MOTOR co.
51s-515 West Central Phone 434