Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-07

ed Monday morning to the home OF
Jose Sanchez. 442 West Santa Fe av-
enue. A defective flue started fire
which burned hole in the roof OF
Sanchez home.
l edges Nos. % and 81, Alianza His
PIANO America, will hold Il combined
session for the installation of officers
Wednesday, January at 1880 p. m
at X. of p. hall. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Chief Fred NJ. Russell of the fire
department, who has been i'll with the
Spanish influenza, was able Monday
to leave his home for the first time
since his illness He expects to re-
turn to duty as fire chief today.
John Tombs, secretary of the public
health association, left last night for
Magdalena, where, on Thursday
night he will be the chief speaker at
banquet given by the Merchants asa
ISOLATION of Magda ena and Kelly.
The Christian Endeavor society of
tn eChristian church will hold yheir
regular business meeting at the home
OF Miss Nora Hogan, 500 North
Fourth street tonight. All members
and friends Of the society are in
vited
kilograms sent to the following
persons have not been delivered on
account Of insufficient address, the To-
cal office of the Western Union Tee-
crap company announced last night
$. Il. King, B. A. Pentham, HOLDEN
Jamisen.
Joe Heller, formerly in charge of
the iewelry department at Rosenwald
Brothers, arrived in the city yesterday
from san Francisco, where he is now
located. He stopped off here for a
few days visit He is on his way east
on business trip.
w. e. Sample. formerly of Albu-
querque, died Sunday in Elk City.
Okla. Mrs. j. H. Shirk. of Los Can
delarias, his mother-in-law received
notice of his death and C. c. Shirk.
brother-in-law left yesterday for Elk
City to attend the funeral
NJ. Mandell. who was at Clovis the
past week on business, has returned to
the city, Mr. Mandel says eastern
New Mexico is practically covered
with dozen inches of snow. and in
some places. where the snow has
drifted, there is from four to six feet
of snow
ID. S. Rosenwald has returned to
the city from Carrizozo. New Mexico,
where he met Mrs, Rosenwald. who
was returning home but had been
snow bound for twenty-four hours in
Kansas. Mrs. Rosenwald returned to
the city with mir. Rosenwald She
had been east on a visit to relatives
and friends
The Ministerial alliance met at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Monday morning, and
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Rev. Charles
Il. Mexican; secretary-t Rev
Arthur NJ, Knudsen. number of
matters of Importance were discussed,
and continued session will be held
this morning at the same place at
1890 O'Clock
Charles Collister. American eX-
peditionary forces. who was reported
short time ago to be suffering from
a nervous breakdown, is recovering.
according to word received Yesterday
by his brother, Assistant Fire Chief
William Collster from Chester Beb-
Der, another Albuquerquean who is
with the American forces in France.
He said that Collister would be re-
turned home in six weeks.
Duane Stonier. who is connected
with the United States biological
bureau mere, left last night for the
Pecos valley, where he will meet other
members Of the biological department
and the party will make trip
through the eastern tier of the coun-
ties in connection with their work of
DISCRIMINATING rodents Jack rabbits
IN Chaves Roosevelt. Curry and Quay
counties show no indications of race
suicide, and it is planned to extermin-
a n q N n
their flesh Is edible.