Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-04
LOCAL. ITEMS

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"A. Perrine, Ladies' Tailor, 210h
West Central. Phone s52-J.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to Walter S, Nash and AL
phonse Perry, both of Albuquerque.
fWilliam w. Long, son Of w. II,
Long. assistant postmaster. will
arrive Sunday from the naval
school at Annapolis for a months
furlough with his parents. He has
just returned with his class from
a cruise through the Panama canal
to Hawaii and the west coast.
Carl M. Burke. having finished
his studies AT a local business col
lege, has been placed with Moss
man. Gano G. Suppel by the federal
board for vocational training
James Il. Valdez leaves the first
of the week for New York, where
he will be placed with the Inger-
soil company for two weeks train
ing and will then go to South
America as one of their represent
atiyes.
The committee in charge of en-
tertainment plans for the republic
can state convention here Tuesday
has called on all citizens to donate
flowers for decorating the armory
for the grand republican ball Tues
day night. The flowers can be left
at. the Chamber of Commerce
building Tuesday morning.
Woman's exchange at the Y, w.
C. A, rooms will be open from 10
a. m. to p. m. today.
Charges that five men have I'M
lawfully used the acequia water at
at Ranches de Atrisco were dis
missed yesterday in Justice McClel-
lan's court. The suit was brought
by L. r. Beckham.
Bonnie Hale has been placed at
work in the Albuquerque Auto ex-
change by the federal vocational
board.
Miss May Allison, who will teach
In the Third ward school, has ar
rived from Gallup.
Miss Anne Cristy left last night
for Holbrook. where she will teach
domestic science classes in the
high school.
T. NJ. Pepperday and N. ]. Wyet
have returned from a business trip
at Los Angeles.
w. F. Taliaferro, Santa Fee land
agent who has been in the state
several weeks. has returned to To-
peka. Kans.
Mrs. r. L. Hurst and her son,
Harry, returned last night from
st. Louis and Kansas City.
Miss Mary Kimball will return
to the city Tuesday from a visit to
her home in Waco. Texas.
Miss Anna Seaburg, a national
secretary OF the Y. w c. A., will
arrive here next week for n con-
ference with officials of the local
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Render, who
has been in southern California,
have returned to the city.
Mrs. c.. L. Richardson, wife OF
the manager of the United Stores
Company, who has been visiting
her mother at Amarillo, Texas, has
returned to the city.
asCaptain ]. II. Toulouse, in the
employ of the government and who
was In the Estancia valley country
tt1t pdsl tcil udySI liuS iCtulh No ~
thP city.
sMr. and Mrs. Oscar Moehle have
returned from st. Louis and expect
t& make Albuquerque their future
home
announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs, Hugh Davies of the birth
ofsa baby girl.
ar. l.. Jones has reported theft Of
his bicycle from the Occidental
Building.
zPolice here were asked yester.
day to be on watch for a Cole
sportster stolen from Denver re
emily. The car is said to have
been seen yesterday at Clayton
and is believed to be headed thi!
Direction.
-. f. Armijo reported to police
last night that car driven by DIR
Murphy had backed into his ca
on North Fourth street.
aThay Old Town Stars will 60 Il
Estancia Sunday. where they will
cross bats in baseball game will
the Estancia valley champions.
The general committee on Labo
day celebration plans will meet a
Z o'clock tonight at Labor temple
w. G. Powers, sol North Edit
street, reported to police yesterda,
that someone had stolen his littl'
gifrs bicycle.
! Mrs, Mac Castillo will leave to
day to visit relatives at Los Lunas