Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-08

cannot fly to Albuquerque, the mes
sage said, This was IN answer to a
message sent by the Chamber of Com
merce asking that the airplanes be
routed this way.
Mrs Hattie Sower as worthy mat
ron, Mrs, Irene Potter associate mat
ron, Mrs, Lucy Reed and Peter Cam
eron, all members of Adah Chapter
No. 8, order of the Eastern Star, will
leave next Wednesday night for Tu-
cumcari as delegates fro mthe local
lodge 70 the grand chapter meeting
there on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ethel White of Albuquerque
and John j Matt of Bernalillo We're
married yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock by the Rev. c. o. Beckman,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
at the parsonage on South Third street.
The groom is connected with the l.. b,
Putney Mercantile company at Ber-
nalillo, where the couple will reside.
Mrs c. S. Trowell OF Saginaw,
Mich, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lula NJ. Dent for the
last six months. was called home by
serious illness in the family of an
other daughter Mrs. j. S. Shelter.
Mrs. Shelter. her husband three chill
dren are all i'll with influenza. Mrs
Trowell left on train No. last night
Mr. ana Mrs. John " Will
son have received word that
their son, John d. Wilson, sergeant
major Of the headquarters detachment
of the 115th train headquarters, sec
ond military police, has been commits
stoned a lieutenant. The news was
brought 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson by
Maj NJ l.. Stern, who reached Albu-
querque Friday night from France.
Mrs. Mary f. Gam. 900 Williams
street, has received word from Wash
ington. through the war department,
that her son, Corporal Adam S. Gam, |
was among the wounded American |
soldiers and was now in a base hos
pital in France He was a member !
of the 342nd machine gun brigade |
and enlisted in Albuquerque. along |
with Gerald Smith, Carl Parsons and !
others of this city
Adah Chapter No. 5, order of the
Eastern star met Friday night at the
Masonic temple. and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows Wor- |
thv matron, Mrs. Irene Potter; worthy
patron, Il. n. Doris; associate mat
ron, Mrs. Hilda Aspnwall: secretary,
Mrs. Lucy Reed; treasurer, Mrs, Cath |
crime Harsh, conductress, Mrs. Bertha
McClanahan; associate conductress,
Mrs. Abbie Clark.
Subscribers to the united war WORK !
campaign fund are hereby notified
that the first payment of so per cent
is past due, and those in charge OF
the collections are anxious for the de-
Iinduents to call at the headquarters, !
115 South Second street, and pay up
Albuquerque went over the top on
but this will be an emp /
" honor Cor dishonor) if we fall
down on collections, Make good
your pledge without further delay
S. O. Bottorff, president and man
lger of the West Texas Motor COM |
nany, Inc. FL Paso. Tex. arrived in |
The city last night and expects to leave |
his evening for western Arizona on |
automobile business, his company be- |
ng the southwestern distributors for |
he Haynes and Mitchell cars. TSe |
Mitchell cars are handled locally by
he White garage and last night l.. Fl.
Little, of the local concern, intro |
luced Mr. Bottorff at the Journal OIL
ice
Thomas w. Ward. charged with |
liquor to soldiers. was
'ound guilty by a jury in federal
court. He was fined 800 and costs t
md committed to the county jail urttl
he fine is paid Ed Hubbard, who
entered a plea of guilty to the charge
If selling liquor to soldiers. was SEN
enced to serve seven months IN the
una county jail and TO pay a fine
If $500 and costs. II. e. Counter
nan. convicted of violating the Reed |
lmendment in attempting to ship IL
tuor into Arizona, was given SIX
in jail and assessed fine of
$500 and costs.
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