Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

trail Labor Union at Labor Temple
Monday night.
T. NJ. Boiorquez Benito Chavez
all of IIinsboro. arrived in Alnuquer-
Que last night
The ministerial alliance will meet at
1890 o'colck tomorrow morning at
the Y. NJ. c. \. 1t was requested that
all members lr present
Only two cases of the Spanish in
fluenZa were reported saturday 10
DR.. e, NJ. Clayton, city physician.
There were no deaths.
Representative Dan Padila is in
Albuquerque to spend today. He will
return to Santa t'e tomorrow, the leg
iSlature reconvening Tuesday.
Mrs, J. E. Davern will go to FL
Paso Monday to meet her sister Mrs.
Horatio Riley, who will stop there on
her way to her home in the East from
Los Angeles whore she was visiting,
Officers and members of Temple
Lodge No. q, a, f. and A. A.. will
meet at $40 o'clock this morning at
the Masonic temple. 1t was an
nounced that a large attendance WAS
desired.
Oligario Sanchez, who lives north
of old Albuquerque, reported yester-
day to Sheriff Garcia that motor
car struck his horse, breaking one
leg. The horse was not hitched at
the time.
District Attorney George II. Craig
returned yesterday from Santa Fe,
where he spent several days on bust
ness. He reports the roads as being
almost impossible. a heavy snow
fell in the capital Friday night.
Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlin, proprietress
of THE Hat shop" returned yester-
day from a purchasing trip to Chicago.
She was accompanied back by a trim
mer AIiss Ruth La Tourneou, who
takes position at THE Hat Shop"
Emory Faroat for many years
Santa Fe ticket agent at Albuqucr-
que now occupying a similar posi-
ton at Las Vegas, has been appoint
ed to the position of chief rate clerk
in the munitions division OF the quar-
termaSter department in Washington,
according to word received here.
John Kelly, manager of the J. KOr-
Der 4, Co. auto department, returned
Yesterday from Magdaena. Socorro
county, While away. he did some mis-
sionary work for the automobile
show, which will held i'm this city
March :, G, and x, and also ncgo-
tiated the sale of several Dodge
Brothers motor cars,
I.iuet. ]. +. Goodell, president of
the Albuquerque Business college. re-
Gently discharged from the army, has
been visiting his old home at Solo
mon, Kan, and has gone from there
to New York where he will take
special course in business administla-
ton and finance at Columbia univer-
sity. He will return to Albuquerque
about July /.
w. w. Long, who entered the naval
academy at Annapolis on July 3, 1913,
the day before he was II years old,
is making an enViable record accord
ing to word received by his father,
w. II. Long, from the COmmandant.
I'm a class of sos, young Long ranks
l51th in marine engineering and
naval construction; l54th in mathe-
MATES lS3rd in English ana 18Th in
modern languages.
The big February sale of furniture
in order to reduce stock. opened yes
terday morning at the r. S. Mills Fur
niture company, and Messrs. Mills and
GOber, after the receipts had been
counted last night 'phoned TO this Of
flee that the first days sales were
very gratifying as to the amount TAX
en- in--in fact, as Mr. Gober put it,
beyond our expectations" Every
piece is plainly marked, and all the
buyer has got to do. is to make his
or her selection. and pay the price as
marked on the tags The sale will
continue in force right along for at
least ten days more.