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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18
FOR SALE-.Miscellaneou,


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TUX observation-disclosures
iii \ T'rSc 1--->'-"s~>~~~-~sN
-, = = 80. ! mus IoVs-J.
G i5hn SALE--AaFo Goa! heater. large size.
- go =, -. --------
FOR sALE-rrailer and shotgun 100
$3.50 : - " GaIth,-
pCh sAiE-SlX~hote Acorn range. ii6
West Gold.
FOR sAtE-Ncw Zealand Red bred
Goes Phone 500.
IN BODDY'S MILK: gEs7T N TT=,vry;5zyy-
PHONE 241S-Ri.
FOE SALE-Base bur1c- I71 -.T--,---
and rug 2Ii south IIigb s''''
P0OiFfys, -------------------
EXPERT guaranteed yrorI. pbo,o 1904,
N 1 - !; ., :. -.2@s ls--l-1
HELPS digr.fisn on 1900 ale
ron A., ,ie' " sU'''0.
rar ~ s ovh stove -" s. good as
l=,175 : 80 Z, ~. plt2-.e CIV,
y,,'r Nf ',dl, t--sause winchester pump
siT sJ"' e0ou eoHu'il0h' wv 40 North
i77,I5 : = -, ------------------
IA 50 1t teuale pup six weeks
nirb' ''''"9 '0""' Apply @oI North
~, -; = ,7-,----- --------,-..--
ois,, 49, range III Eoou condition,
San, %t'o nv n''e"e' CUPBOARD i5a West
i5,,I; :, =; ------------- .--------
N SALE--l largo coal stove, burns
prana 80 ~ Syi' eodi' 'V' south Walter,
~ :, !, : - !; = ----------
~, oALH--tNe fen-ioYt dry goods
NJ a. NJ, app! NUNS store. lVJ
I,5; :; - =; -----------
fCN SALE one selt-cleaniHg rabbit
IL !
., ~. go es1 ,------------ -------
So ,Nuope pf'ehs' 4Ns' wv per
iuuV' - .nches ivhS' ZEE south VIII
.!a-.ls, y ! arIaGllo.
FOR sALE-stewart range, like new;
heatgi' SAI- rug Eitchen table 5li
west Leao, pneAe l2S9-W.
rYPEWRlTERs, all makes, 3i5 ana up
80 per month. Alpuauerque Typewriter
"a sil I1 10 Suuln PouIlh.
FLOAT-iruned service finished, l2c'
pound. Sunshine Laundry a. Dry
Cleaning company. phoua as
FOR SIT T5--S5f.,rl,-
other varieties. Wiley's Farm POST.
office box 1876; phone 24l1-R3
T0TTDT7STTG 1-7g---, -------,-
Nono bottar 49,, S0i''9 -, NJ,
Cash tcrace,.y ~ ta,,.t s., = N''ip
poh SALG--Plsyer piano, used, excellent
buyer snra f., -, 5s sa,'"s oe SasH
:. !. .t -------.- W.
MINIS DAIRY
SLhAN mtLh, with heavy cream line;
plnts, DC, quarls, Toe. Phone 1873.
FOX SALE-Used tractors, JIG and
1925. with gang plows. Hardware
Department ]. Korber s. Company.
SEX0T5TT17S; liz nd al -
new ar used. ,,rtya1s .. LIS" t,,n,r,,,
lions On above. Fred X. Ellis. PHI 3Og.J.
SOFI7 sP0TS---- ~ -,r--s -.,--I-7,--,---
ursvant fallen tnst.,s - ~'II r'ns
troubles 81 plan,.r Az S,I,n,,ris RI
= E.ieber c.thsr 20 AIS W, So,,,.,I
~, - --ei-1, -
- SAlL-EL ."oou ma plehcd appies'
2+,0' anu f-'Vo per Dushei: Also sweet
- " cent sailvh' ellFefed II de-
| S..Cu. y Logu NIlleF, pm We -iV=-Jo'
EOh SA Lb-FlaHps, DsHNeT DtaUny. cleo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18

II ! YIN O0LL-
A BARGAIN
Groom adobe stucco house,
! mile north OF mountain road,
sgO0. terms. INQUIRE at Kahn
Store 100 North First.
-
FOR RENT-Rooms
~.>~~--~~~--.-~~-I>~-c- --,'--,--~>---->"-
10y EL1 Room, I.o south water.
FOR RENr-Furnished room. 5l2 North
Second.
FOR RENT--seyerai rooms. unfinished,
~ south Edith.
FOR RENT--l'urnsned room and garage.
Apply 41t West Roma.
For RENT--Furnsn rooms. 2ls south
Walter. Phone l667-J,
F0s . NJ IS,,ToI.be1> r1.-,n, sa9 s-uth
Seventh, phone 729-w.
vi T,T-IIIrn7si-ed room very reasonabIe.
IN stris pbnno ma
T0R TFIr--Roo11- ma c07,yas sleep
ing porch I2g9 sough Edi,h
:!
Gi,dersleeye T,sctric co,nnanv
-
fOh LIN l-.9'eeP,"s room ue"tie-
=
ShA > ! One rooms sta3 west polu'
- p pm, Inv. MIS-. z. 21lal. D.
LAhoE' cool r"9'n, nssntilully lafnltheu'
gIlaaIe osLn. ~ ! e.esl ltollla.
FOR RENT Furnished room, furnace
neat no SICK. Sp1 south Waiter.
FOR RENT--Modern, convenient sleeping
room. reasonable 4i6 East Silver.
FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; no
sick; no children Ala West silver,
FOR RENT--'Two nice clc6n sisepi, !.
rooms Reasonable. 7O7 south Arno.
t,0B n + Mn -
L"usekeenirr, r,,,,,,. ISiu NeIp,,, 1r,,d.'t
T7f5 = az = z-7,- - =, :;
iat,ir. t,tr -, 10 I'm
rt,ird swan mat ut' No''"
i- 49,; =, 80 =
On I ~ rlean apartii ,I
Central ga ''''s' ga "e''
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FOR KEN l--Nicely furnished room IN
modern nome No sick. 81 North
FoR TtNT-1a attractive room FUR:
noco NM ,rd nrl,,ata a1,ra,rn 10
u, nIco neat anu private entrance 'i'
IN, ~ 800 5SS1,
~ i 80 N,Co iIoni eioso ~ ~
al WITtI, i,,Tth -" ''U"
i71,75 > :; -,
I'. az, ,, 'HV S,t,,,',,,,, ~ ~,
not ana cold water albuquerque hu'
tel 2l6in North second.
49,, = ~ ;,--7,-,
FOX REN I1-Large, front roohL PFiN-
iese or housekeeping No slch 'Io
,II5i7I511 ,-----,,--
w. - a., aa,, - S,ar pagti,,a
Iheater, ~ Y West Cenltu.
ELulN HOTEL-sieeping rooms ana
housekeeping apartments, by the day
week or month. 6O2h West Central.
FOR RENr-FTOnI room, well furnished
adjoining bath, use OF phone, eluse IN.
one W two gentlemen 1903 West silver
bath. For gentleman mployG1. N,sp
nicely furnished parlOr bedroom f'r
lady il9 South Seventh.
i5lIG KENT Nicely furnished front room
Win rl,ssed.in yIeenirr norcb. steam
hat. o'anH'srtent ~ ,brsa nr f,ur neo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18

FOR RENT-6lS South Walter, a
strictly modern home Of six beauti-
full rooms completely furnished. All
modern conveniences are to he found In
this California bungalow. city Realty
company, 207 West Gold, phone 661.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18
TYPEWRITERS

TfPEWkl Eits--Ali makes overhauled
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewri.r Tx
change, phone opa-J. 1s2 South Fourth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18
For Rent.Nootns with Board


For Rent-iSoons with Board
BoARD and room, SO per week, 5e$
West Coppcr
ROOM AND GOARD, ~ a week. 81
South Broadway.
FOR RENr--Room, aud board II De.
SIZED. cluse IN, Phone 909S-J.
coNGENIAL gin to share sleeping porch.
Nice nome board. Phone 1436-N.
GOOD Board. Rooms glassed sleeping
porch. No sick lo2l Forester.
ONO STATE boarding house; room and
board. Sl2 south Broadway, PHI, lg7l.W
FOR RENT--tor gentleman only, one
bod On sleeping porch. 1907 East
oeIllraL
FOR RHNT-Eoom and porch Adion.
ing bath. Board il desired. Phone
1901.
FOR RENI--Funlshed rooms Win
screened porchcs, aud meals. l2l
SOUTH Arno.
BOARD aud room, steam rent SI5 pc"
month, No sick 40 West Gold, OPP
poslte post2LiiGe Phone 1455.R
BoARD-Good home cooking rates by
the meal Or week. Mrs, Knight. corner
Broadway and Gold.
Oh hFN -ilaVe loVely vacancy Tor two
,.ee 90" d'e s sGs MRS, w: II. Heea' pnoue
-, : 49, -. ------
90 49,, ~ i9onl ava s'etPlns potth WIN
~ 'aLo' y Tlenuh meat me"
,- ,-- :, = 90 l,@sL GeL ~ .------
DCanD anu room tvr Two gentlemen.
s'vep.us Ppicn ana eAeeIleht
. nus. oyL 2outl lllgf, pnone 01I-J
COME TO TuCsON's new and modern
sahatorlum, Reasonable rates. Hin
- e@l ,7aILa WI LulI. l.ucsoIl, AIlSoHa,
WAN1ED--Lady boarder, in qilct ranch
home. just the place .or cunvaics-
cent, Address J.. c. 7. O. Box a.
FoR RENT--N Nicely furnished, steam
heated rooms with first class table
9oeEu. I1olle la5L- W, ~ suuIn ALno:
ROoM AND BOARD, IN private
ao' onI "a SI's 10y sees, "u
-, :, g-----o 49,.
hot ana cold water, steam heat with
board, tray service and nurses cule. .J7
North High.
ME Al TpssII a. 80.
cnnvaisscs,,,s .,ri,' ro'''0 -, -
and I'm" ssr,ise raas',ah s, 1,ns
MIN TvsIIb nbnna IiGi.T ''''A 1'O'
I1GIEC17T7s 1N15IT-;i7- - ,7.o- -,
Vol. tvn ,,iias ~, ,,',. p'I 80, go
,,rtati,n ~ Ia ,nyt 'Um"' ~ :, ai,',
ronf,ipg pbnna a5@e nm sOo' 4o''S
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FOR HEN Desirable room and sleep
ing PoLcb with board for Two with
a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18
NEW HOME
FOR RENT-Houses


--.---.-.-- ~ 49, Aous
FOk RENT-One- room. cottage, 10
south Walnut,
FOR RENT-One furnished room house
1920 Forester.
FOR RENT-NoV go1Se me 90 ---,7,,,
$1,000; 524 Wost Atlant}a
FOR VEZ7T- I,1,,- =;
house. $40 Norm ThirJ cail saw ,2
For TI5Y7T--- E;o,,,.-
nlshed house on Mn, el,,,','d nut iu.,
1921. '''S'' '''H'
FOR RANT IT1,7,--r--z--. ,,-,,--- -
media partIv fu'nisbod possorat,f,
Phone e4iG-RS. S1 90"AO'''
F0P RI5NT-- T1,s- 81 49,.
ing porch nar,l,y f,,.,,tst,,,1 ! ~ t 10y
West central ' - '''@'su 4'-fH
TOE -,------,,
taro modern Sot gnu,b w. ~ ~
qulre s19 East Pacific. " 49, -
FOR RENT IInI7ees ali - viods 80
ana nnCurriaboJ ,TattIiIp,- q 1tei'S
Realtors gos VS. Wssi GAIA ,itn'''i0" G "''u'
For TFY7T---TIrc-- 1900 ,7--7-,-,
porch ~ tiast lqas.t an SIC lius
1ggi-W arter =, p'0"e
T-77777 : ~ 49,. ~; : :. ~ -------
modern h,,,,s..i,.,'i i,i9tsu IouI iVolp
pIy 800 Nor,h Win W. ~ .ase' APP
;;---7, - - "a s-..-
Won NENI-Ap exceptionally attract
room bnn,oIor ig,tisie go iiIoefh louF'
~, ------ : 80
pCh KIN l-Cleah and well furnished,
iour large rooms and sunny enclosed
-, $50. ms -
Ch hGN l--EfH"' tnree-room cottage,
49, W. PorcneS ana Datn, range and heat
-, 80 l,lontll. 'IO I Easl Santa ne.
For RENT Madam uufuPpfuI,.J b.,,..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18

FOR SALE-No. so Simpson Scales, SO.
Toledo Scales, SIS
Platform Scales, SIS.
Flat-top Desk and Chair, SIS.
Large coffee mill, SIS.
Oliver typewriter, s35.
Clothes mangle. sl0.
Dalton adding machine. 500.
Full sized box springs. $50.
Need the dinero Phone n0T
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-18
AUTOMOBILES.

EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING ..
X. Sheet Metal Works, 217 N. Third.
FOR SALE--E Eds Light Buick, $500,
Ford touring, 10 West Gold.
FOR SALE-s550.00 Dodge truck used
nine months, good condition. d. e.
Harrington, 703 West slatv.
FOR SALE-Ford tor truck. 1921, in Al
mechanical condition. $3.50; cash 1917
Ford roadster, cheap. 400 West Copper.
SAVE so to rs per cent on used parts,
etc.; full stock for over twenty-five diff
ferent cars. Mcintosh Co.. 81 West Cop
per.
FOR A GOOD used car come and see
what we have and those we have listed
for sale. Oden Buick Company. Filth aud
Gold, phone 1900.
HOBBS QUALITY CARS
A LARGE STOCK to choose from at all
times. A demonstration will satisfy
you. HOBBS MOTOR CO., phone 1874.
5l3-15 West Central.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
@Mezz7NU@7eSSZy

our S cent nickels begin? In 1856,
since which time the pieces have
been struck continuously.
5. What causes an eclipse Of the
moon? When can one occur? The
moon can be eclipsed only when the
sun. earth and moon are in a direct
line, so that the earth's shadow falls
on the moon.
s. Who was Guy Fawkes? An
English conspirator l57o 1606)
Catholic supremacy by blowing up,
with gunpowder. King James l., his
ministers. lords and commons at the
assembling of the house of parlia-
ment November S, 1905. He was ar
rested almost in the act and exc
cuted as a traitor.
Z. What name does the Rio Grande
60 by generally in Mexico? Not Rio
Grande but Rio Bravo or Rio Bravo
del Norte.
s. What is the Indian meaning Of
the name Wisconsin," Wild, rush.
ing channel.
9. Who was Arabella Stuart?
Daughter of Duke of Lenox. born
about 1878. For having. in 1909.
married William Seymour contrary
to the wishes Of James / she was
imprisoned in the Tower OF London
and was so harshly treated that she
became insane and died In 1915.
| 10. Which were the three noted
Northern war poems? Barbara
Frietchie," Battle Hymn OF the Re-
public" Somebody's Darling"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

On the young mans face, as he
sat slipping his ginger ale in the
clubhouse smoking room. thers
was a look of disillusionment
Never again!" he said.
The Oldest Member glanced ur
from his paper. You are proposing
to give up golf once more?" he
queried.
Not golf Betting on golf.'' Tn.
young man frowned. I've just
been let down badly. Wouldn't you
have thought I had a good thing
laying seven to two on McTsvish
against Robinson?"
Undoubtedly" replied the Sage
The odds, indeed. generous as they
are. scarcely indicate the formers
superiority. Do you mean to tell
me that the thing came unstitched?' -
Robinson won in a walk. aftei
being three down at the turn"
Strange! What happened"
why, they looked in at the bar
to have a refresher before starting
for the tenth" said the young man
his voice quivering land McTavish
suddenly discovered that there was
a hole in his trouser pocket and a
quarter had dropped out. He wor-
ried so frightfully about it that or
the second nine he couldn't do a
thing right. Went completely OF
his game and didn't win a hole"
The Sage shook his head gravely
IF this is really going to be a
lesson to you, my boy. never to BET
on the result OF golf match. il
will be a blessing in disguise
There is no such thing as a GER
tainty in golf. / wonder II l ever
told you of a rather curious cpl
sOde in the career of Vincent Jopp.'
The Vincent Jopp? The multi
miIlionaire?"
The same. You never knew he
once came within an ace of win
ming the amateur championship
did you?"
Il never heard of his playing
golf"
He played for one season. After
that he gave it up and has not
touched a club since. Ring the bel
and get me a small lime-juice, and
] will tell you ALL"
1t was long before your time
(said the Oldest Member) that the
events which 1 am about to relate
took place. I had just completed
my college education. and was feel
lnS particularly pleaSed WIN my
self. because l had secured the jot
Of private and confidential secretary
to Vincent Jopp, then a man in the
early thirties. busy in laying the
foundations of his present remark.
able fortune.
Jopp was, 1 think. the most ex.
traOrdinary personality / have en-.
c0untered in a long and many.
sided life. He was admira bly,
equipped for success in finance
having the steely eve and square
Jaw without which it is hopeless.
Tor a man to enter that line OF
business. He possessed also an over
whelming confidence in himself and
the ability to switch a cigar from
one corner of his mouth to the
other without wiCgling his ears
which as you know. is the stamp
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
Sir Professors Lose
Positions at ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, June "A. -
Though stated not to be a part of
the program of Rear Admiral Henry
B. Wilson to cut down the number
Of civilian instructors at the Naval
Academy and supplant them with
officers Of the regular line. it be-
came known today that six assistant
professors have been notified that
their services will not be needed
during the next academic term.
They are: william n. wherrett,
department of marine engineering:
william L. FIGHTER and Calvert J.
Winter. modern languages: Richard
p. Johnson. George F. Aldrich and
Eugene s. Mayer, department OF
mathematics.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

be foreshadowed. and much pas
senger traffic is prognosticated for
next month.
Uranus in today's place is inter-
preted as the precursor of sharp
variations in type among American
men and women, for the men will
be less virile and the women more
aggressive.
This aspect Is threatening TO the
morals and many iniquities will be
exposed in America
Under this planetary direction
cults will find ready acceptance in
the United States and especially in
California.
Complications in international af-
fairs appear to be still indicated
for Great Britain.
Warning Is given that Uranus in
forbidding aspect encourages oc-
cultism and psychic research that
are dangerous and unwholesome In
their effect
Persons whose birthdate II is may
have a year of some strain. but
there will be much happiness within
the family circle.
Children born on this day should
have many gifts. Energy, splendid
vitality and poise should be char
acteristic of them.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
.HN0SCODe
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1879.

Uranus rules this day IN malefic
aspect. according to astrology and
all the signs are menacing.
Under this sway the public mind
Is likely to be easily Influenced to-
ward a critical point of view.
Public men may suffer from this
aspect which causes discomfort
among the people.
Warning is given that dangerous
propaganda will be widely circu-
lated at this time.
Increase of mental troubles is
strongly foreshadowed. 1t is read
that many persons will be mildly
affected or will become monoman nj :
acs who mingle with sane persons
and pass for normal men and
women.
The new moon on the 25th of this
month presages increase of poverty
and need. although In certain lines
kthere will be no lack of employ
ment.
A rise in railway stocks seems to
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
Always Speak for Ysur.tif.

One day last week as i was hur-
rying TO get home at a busy corner
quickened my pace to get ahead
Of a street ar. A little man bumped
into me.
turnnd around and said Grossly:
why don't you look where you
are goingT
with that I stepped of the curb
into a hole where the track was be-
ing repaired, landing in an undig-
nified heap.-H. II.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
food
gMOTnH1OI
NEIdge n
BY RUDOLPH PERKINS

Kenneth Johnson came all the way
from Bridgeport. Conn. to Washing
ton to do some shopping"
A He visited the five-and-ten-cent
Stores. He took what he needed. such
as sleeve holders, shoe shine rags,
carriers, etc, without anyone seeing
him. He slipped them in his pockets
Possibly he could have left the
store without being caught. but he
stopped to steal a wine glass.
Why he wanted the glass in these
prohibition days no one knows. Any
how. the out-of date piece of glass
ware was his undoing. He pleaded
guilty.
Thirty days" said the judge.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
That Settled IL.

Ny husband. who is a merchant,
has always been strong for demon
stration. arguing that any article
OF merit should stand the test.
Some years ago. when glass
washboards were in vogue his
method was this: To take the wash
board. toss it carelessly on the floor.
step on 1t, then tell his little story.
To ciinch the argument he would
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
Answers to These Questions VIII
Re Published Tomorrow.

he Published Tomorrow.
l. What capital city in China IL
located on the Yangtze Kiang
River?
2. Where is Thrace? What coun-
tries have claims in II?
3. Who is United States Minister
to Czecho- -Slovakia?
4. What is the value of an 1878 50
gold piece?
5. Who was washington's best
engineer officer!
6. What are FIVE synonyms for the
word abundance?
Z. Who was Nine. Recamier?
8. Who was Sir Rowland Hill?
9. What Is the Spanish anins
of the name "Nevada?'
10. What three European rulers
went on the Third Crusade U13s-
1l9D!
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. What are FIVE synonyms for the
word abstruse? Hidden, recondite,
difficult, profound and deep.
2. Where Is the Island Of Formosa
located? In the China Sea, off the
coast of China and directly nortn
of the Philippines.
3. What Is the pet indoor sport
of Pauline Frederick, movie star?
She's a philatelist. She saves post
age stamps.
4. In what year did the coinage of
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
SOC Ring Sale

surely offers some very clever and attractive
styles in sterling silver and sold-6lled rings.
Birthstone rings. little finger rings, baby rings, sol
itaires and carved wedding rnss-in fact. there is
something for everybody; and you will wonder how
they can be sold at such remarkable price when
you see them.
yewelry rtr.tso
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

Mamma" sobbed Dotty. 'T
dropped myself" A. B.
Someone was urging Martha to
tell her secret. when she sagely re-
marked: "A secret isn't a secret
after II Is telled" e. B.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

Dotty was playing on the lounge
while was doing my morning work
in the kitchen. I heard something
fall and went to see what had hap
rened. Dotty was on the floor cry
ing.
What Is the matter, dearr !
asked.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
6nzbaxHaSHzzssW Wonzeszks

BY SMITH.


jump On the board with all his
weight
He had given the demonstration
perhaps 100 times when. In the
middle of the nnal act, q large
crack was heard and the glass
smashed In q thousand pieces.-L s.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
June Clearance
Corsets, 9

Madame Lyra and American Lady,
different models including medium and low bust semi
elastic bust and the aeastic waistlne corset ALI have
long skirts and attached sarters
Not al sizes in any one modeEbut al sises n the n
softnent.
Corset
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
FEATURES, FICTIOl
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, rsaa
The Heel of Achilles
P. G. Wodehouse

In which the only golfer who approached the game in
spirit of pure reason makes startling discoveries
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
Answer. to Yesterday. Question,
AfSM SaI2gs4LhikkIe,1!l

Phil and Uncle Ben were great
friends, and whenever he wanted
anything he always went to Uncle
Ben.
One day while shopping with his
mother he priced a great many
toys, and his mother urged him to
hurry, saying, You have no money,
anyway"
NO. 1 hasn't" he replied. but
1 has got an Uncle Ben"
w, w, C
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

Just before showing Harry his
new sister his aunt said: Wouldn't
1t be nice II we could get a new
baby at our house dear?"
Harry considered a moment, and
then said. Lets just rent one till
we see how we like 1t cause Billy
Smith says he is tired of their new
baby; 1t yells all the time"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

Continued Tomorroto)
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
Reduced to $5.75

Black Kid Oxords military heels Goodyear welt soles.
Black Kid One-strap Pumps, Louis Baby Louis heels
Black Calfslin Sandal Pumps Louis heels
Black Calfskin One esrap Pumps, military heels
Black Can Onestrap Pumps with fawn suede and
inset; military heels and Goodyear welt soles.
Black Calfskn Oxfords, low and military heels.
Tan Cain one-strap Pumps, Baby Louis military heels
Tan Calfsn Oxord models low flat and military heels
Patent Leather onestrap Pumps Louis Baby Louis mil
itary heels.
Patent Leather Threesrap Pumps with Louis Baby
heels.
Patent Leather Sandal Pumps Louis Baby Louis heels
Patent Leather and Gray in wanted combinations.
White Canvas Pumps Louis and low heels.
White Canvas Pumps, black calfskn trimmings.
White Canvas Oxfords, low heels.
White Canvas Oxfords with black trimmings.
Women Section bird floor
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15

Black Kidsin oxfords full comfortable and low heels
Goodyear welt soes
Black Calfskin Oxfords, low flat military heels.
Black kin Pumps, two-strsp styles, with Louis Baby
Lor neels.
Black Calfsn Sandal Pumps Baby Louis heels and hand
turned soles
Brown Satin Pumps onesap Baby Louis heels handturned
soles.
Black Suede one-stap Pumps Louis Baby Louis heels
hand-turn soes
Fawn Suede One and Two-strsp Pumps military heels.
Gray Kid Onesrap Pumps, Louis Baby Louis heels.
Brown Kid Oxfords, military heels Goodyear welt soles.
Tan calfskin One and Twostsp Pumps Cuban military
heels.
Tan calfsn oxfords several different models low heels
Goodyear welt soes.
Tan Cafskn onesrap Pumps Louis or Baby Louis heels
This is you should miss.
, 1922-09-25
Voting en- Dead Issue

Quo PEOPLE pull some funny stunts. Here
" we find them voting merrily upon a state con
stitutionsl amendment in November purrorting to
legalize the manufacture and sale of beer and wine.
II may have happencL and we may have overlooked
the occurrence; but whSu did Ohio withdraw from
the Union?
The associated brewers was a fairly strong or
ganization in the old days, but il was understood
that it had gone out of business several years ago.
Has it come back right undev the shadow of the
ZONE office Of the American Ant Saloon league,
lRnd put this over on the usually level headed Buck
teyes?
Have ohioans forgotten the s~ubioined paragraph
taken from a certain document that ought 10 bc
familiar enough to them:
"This constitution and the lawsNof the United
States which shall be made in pursuance thereof
and all treaties made, or which shall be made, un-
der the authority 81 the United States, shall be
the supreme law of the land; and the judges in
every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the
constitution or lass OF any state to the contrary
Notwithstanding
For their information, it is from the rcvered
constitution OF the United States of America and
applies as much to Ohio as to the other forty.
seven states of the union.
Some very respectable people on the outside are
wondering where the joke is.