The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

recent campaign should make their
payments 10 their school teachers in
their respective schools.
W. A. Griffith and william 4.
Riehl. limited service men formerly
connected with the Bcrnalillu county
craft board. who went to Camp cody
To sign their discharge papers. return.
ei to the city today.
Ralph Miller. formerly In the navy
stationed AZ Mare Island, has rcturn-
ed after doing his hit" In the war.
Claude Mann. Fred Sganzini and Ilir-
man Hrrkenhoff. also stationed az
Mare Island. are expected To arrive
here Monday ON u furlough for "a
short visit.
NJ. x. Johnston acting food admin
istrator for New Mexico. left FOR So
zorro this morning ON official bust
ness. lie expects TO return tomorrow
morning.
On Christmas day ut tho Church Of
the Immaculate Conception masses
will be as d sundays. Z, $3.50 and 10
o'clock.
Plans for the activity of the cattle
and Horse Growers association fot
the coming year were discussed at the
meeting OF the executive committee
which was held yesterday at Clayton.
T. l. Wilder, forest supervisor of
the Grand Canyon. who has been sick
with influenza IN this city. h com
plotcly recovered n expects 10 re-
turn to- his office today or tomorrow
Robert u. Hin. who has been In
Santa Fc for a few days on official
forest service business. Is expected to
return tonight.
Max Nordhaus returned last eve
ming from a business trip to Las We
gas.
A J. Anderson OF Mitchell. $ -,
and Lieut.. A. r.. Anderson q. Camp
Dodge. Ia. arrived this morning To
spend the holidays with relatives
here.
At the meeting Of the Bcrnallllo
County Medical society. held Wednes
day night AT the Chamber of 'um-
mcrce building. the society adopted a
resolution over the death of ~, "
". Spargo. member and eN-presidcnt
of the society. THIS resolution rcuds
that the society "admires him for his
superior professional ability. his 10y
altN and high sense of honor In all
relations with his patients and with
his brother physicians, for his strong
convictions u his loyalty to ,thc
highest ethical standards of hts pro-
fcsHion.'
The United States civil service an
ouncc that examinations to I'LL va
rancics In the immigration service At
Si,39O per year with "l
$50 per month for maintenance OF
horse. The vacancies to he filled are
AZ Mastadon. y. NJ Andradc, CALI
Calexicu. Calf. Boulevard CALI Dul-
AURA. calf. Douglas, Ariz, ana N"-
gales. Ariz'
Lieutenant K. T. Snider Of camp
I Kearney. h. In the city for a cw days
Joscph \. Pugh and Francis J Ncs-
tor arrived here rom Fort faN1rd
last night.
J. " Leathcrwood of Watrous. II
here on business.
Hon John Becker OF Belon' u IN
the city over the week end
Arthur Carr arrived here from san
IA Fe yesterday.
Adolph Bucker Of Chama. Is here
on "a short business trtp.
hudson r. Duss Of the Roswell Field
company. n here On business.
Mrs II. Il. Whetnore arrived mere
from Tclen yesterday for a short WIS
Misses Anna : Chacon and Helen
Montoya arrived here from Helcn yes
tcrday.
Everett florence of Santa Fe, Is In
the city.
r.. ". Cassidy Is an Albuquerque
business visitor today from Gallup
Holmes Maddox ~ Anna. ~ mere on
a short business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley l1nd OF Sah'"
Fe. are here visiting friends.
Sheriff c. \. Ricter uf 'he'cs conn-
u. and his deputy, Join Laws are
IN the city On business.
l. G.. Purser Of Scholle. Is IN the city
today
r.. s. Barker of Taos. arrived mere
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barth OF biants'
are here Tor a few days.
The city commissioner mel toua'
at O'Clock az the city hall the meet'
ing today was called as me 'ohllnls-
,ionsrs did not meet last "Wednesday
night.
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