Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-05

ual Avenue Methodist church will be
held at the home of Mrs, Eta Cald-
well, 102 West Slate avenue, this
afternoon at o'clock. All members
are urged to be present.
j. II. silva, of Santa Fe, is visiting
relatives and friends in the city for
few days. On his way to the Duke
City yesterday. he stopped off at
SantO Domingo ana Witnessed the
corn dance. The ceremonial was at
tended by the largest crowd in history
he said.
" NJ. Cudabac and H. b. Simms
Win G. ), Hayden, who left Albuquer-
que last Saturday for Los Angeles nj
Il Cadillac car, turned back after
reaching Magielena, on account OF
bad roads, arriving in Albuquerque
Sunday All three are now en- route
to Los Angeles on the train
SoCorro is intensely interested III
draining the Rio Grande valley. Re
Gently the Chamber of Commerce here
forwarded to the SoCorro Chamber of
commerce 500 pamphlets dealing with
drainage. 4 request has been received
here from SOcorro for 1000 to SOC
additional copies of the pamphlet.
Mrs. Roy Burrowes and baby, after
making Albuquerque their home for
several years, left yesterday for Los
Angeles, Cal. where Mrs. Burrowes
will remain with her parents until Mr.,
BurroWes gets established in Salt
Lake, Utah, to which city he has been
transferred to the home office of The
Agency company.
The O'Connell Motor company
moved from the corner of Fifth street
and Gold avenue yesterday to their
new home, sos West Central avenue,
where will be located the salesrOom
and service station of the Maxwell AMI
Chalmers cars, the O'Connell Motor
company being the distributors for
these two automobiles.
The city has completed the paving
surveys on East Central avenue As
far as Edith street, and yesterday a
gang of men in the employ of the FL
Paso Bitulithic company began put
ting in Curbing and guttering It
was not known Just when the actual
paving operations would be started.
Some of the machinery is already on
the ground and work may start most
any day.
e. n. Rich, of Santa Fe, interested
, in oil land leases. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Edna Rich, are in tho
city. The young lady is arranging To
enter the university next term Miss
Rich was given an honor remem
hrance for seven years of perfect at
| tendance at the Santa Fe schools by
the state school authorities at the time
| she graduated from the Santa Fe
high school last spring.
John TOmbs will leave tonight fol-
| Galveston, on the first lap of his ini-
tial swing around the circle in his ca
pacity of secretary of the southwest
orn district of the nti-tuberculosis as
ISOLATION. AT Galveston Mr. Tombs
will meet and confer with the eXecu-
tive committee of the Texas Public
Health association, From there he
will go to oklahoma and Kansas to
meet public health officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sylvester yes
terday received a letter from their
son, Paul stating that he expected to
sail for home from overseas between
August 10 and 20. Young Sylvester
is a member of the Fifty-first tele-
graphic battalion. He also sent his
parents some souvenirs in the way of
German officers helmet, an iron
cross, shoulder straps denoting Ger
tain official ranks in the army uni
! form buttons and other things which
were once the pride of the German
army.