Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-04

training in the army He was dis
charged from the service at Camp
Pike, Ark.
Harold Miller was declared winner
of knot-tying contest held last night
at the Chamber of Commerce by the
Boys Game Protective association.
Frank Grimmer and Harold johnson
took second and third places. There
were seven contestants.
James II. Lloyd an Official of the
building department of Columbus, o.,
and Ralph Chamberlain farmer of
Des Moines, Ia. were in Albuquer-
que yesterday. The former expects to
leave for Columbus the latter part of
next week, while Mr. Chamberlain will
remain here indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hall. who
have been spending some weeks in Al
buquerque, left last night for their
home in Los Angeles Mrs. Hall, who
will be remembered as Mabel Stevens
Himoe, is one of several musicians of
exceptional talent aud training to
whom this city lays claim.
Mrs. Pablo SalCido reported to the
police last night that Rodriguez Pa
dilla, the 9-year-old orphan she
adopted from st. Anthony's orphanage
about ten days ago, ran away. Mrs.
Salcido is stopping at local hotel
The hoy was wearing a gray suit and
blue hat when she last saw him.
Mrs. Louise Hopper Bennett, chief
clerk to Superintendent S. f. Busser
of the Santa Fe reading rooms, has
returned to the city after spending
the holidays at her home in San
Diego She was "requsitioned' from
her comfortable home and family in
that city to help out as war meas
ure."
Lieut. Herbert Hickey returned yes
terday morning from Las Cruces,
where he was instructor in the student
army training corps. Hickey was one
of the students of New Mexico who
received his commission at the Pre-
sidio training school last summer. He
expects to resume his studies at the
institution when it opens Monday
morning
Bob Adams. who is in the city from
the Mountainair section of the state,
says there has been more snow
over there" than has been xnown for
many years, and it is a hard matter
for farmers to get into the towns. The
therm ometer, says Mr.. Adams, has
gone down away below zero. Mr. Adj
ans is here on business and will prob
ably remain a few days
Has anybody seen Juan Padil'a y
NOntoya? His wife, Mrs. Lasarita
Sanchez de Padilia. saws he left home
some time ago headed for Arizona, and
no word has been received from him
since he needed Horace Greely's ad-
vice to Ego west" He probably is
working on n ranch, for. he has the
reputation of being capable ranch
foreman, ANY information regarding
him will be gratefully received by his
wife
Howard Morrow a former resident
of Albuquerque and at one time a stu :
dent at the state university, is reported
missing in action. Morrow enlisted in
the Canadian army some two years
ago and transferred to the American
expeditionary forces after the United
States entered the war Letters writ
ten by Announcements to Young Nor
row have been returned with the no
tation. missing in action October TO-
A. Eichwald will leave for his home
in Cuba this forenoon, after spending
several days In Albuquerque.
DR.. T. f, Tannus returned last nieht
from a professional t~.o to Santa Fe.
Inc annual meeting or the New
Mexico Public Health association will
meet next Thursday night at the
Chamber of Commerce. On account
of the meeting having been postponed
from October. the officers have aban-
doned the idea of rendering q pro-
gram at the gathering next week.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected. the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the
past ycar will he reviewed and plans
for the next year made.