Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
STRONG BROS.
LOCAL ITEMS
Phone 7S9 Taxi. Prompt sevrIce.
When ordering WILDWOOD. tel. 4S7.
UNDERTAKINGS.
Prompt Service. Phone IS. Strong
Block, Copper and Second.

When ordering millwood. tel. 4S7.
DR.. J. H. Bower, osteopathic ply
sician, N. T. Armlio Bldg. Tel. PA.
Hugh A. Carlisle post of the
American Legion is invited to at
tend patriotic exercises at the high
school Monday evening at s o'clock
as the guests Of the Knights of
Columbus. All members of the
POST are expected and urged to at
tend.
John T. Kelly. who has been to
eastern New Mexico on business,
returned to the city last night. He
reports the towns he visited in
prosperous condition and the peo-
pie have plenty Of money.
l.. II. Little, member of the
White garage, who visited the fac
tories of the Oldsmobile, Haynes,
bort and Mitchell automobiles in
the east. returned to the city last
night. The White garage is the
distributor for the machines, and
Mr.. Titles visit to the factories
was for the purpose of signing up
for his quota of machines for this
year and also to arrange to get
rev cars here in time for the au-
tomobile show. which cOnvencs in
Albuquerque March 4 and con-
tiEues for three days.
Jack O'Connell, who went to FL
Paso to see if he could get a Win
ton car for exhibition at the ap-
preaching auto show, is expected
home today or on Monday.
John Mcintyre of san Antonio,
n. M, is in the city on a visit to
relatives and to his daughters, who
are attending school acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mile A. Bunnell of
Duluth, where Mr., Bunnell Is the
principal owner of the News-Trl
bune of that city, were in the city
yesterday for an hour on their way
to southern California, where they
will spend several months, al
though Mrs, Bunnell may remain
curing the summer. Mr.. Bunnell
called at the Journal office and
askea about the oldtimers he knew
IL this city In the early SOS. when
he was city editor of the Morning
journal and when this paper was
issued from a one-story frame at
The corner of Second street and
Silver avenue.
Wanted--An elderly woman to
Eeep house for couple, as one of
family; very small house, light
work, reasonable pay. Address
Couple" Journal office.
Wanted-Wom for part of day
to do light homework, including
cooking for two. Address r. Il. r.,
journal office.
At least four competent nurses
are needed Immediately by the Blu.
reau of Charities to care for in
fuenza sufferers, This does not
mean that the epidemic is increas-
ing; on the contrary, 1t seems 20
be subsiding. But the ailment has
invaded the homes of a number Of
poor families and competent help
is needed to care for the afflicted
ones. Phone Rabbi Noise Bergman
for particulars.
The Rev. Carl Amending will be
the chief speaker at the Y. NJ. c. A,
fellowship luncheon this evening at
5:15. His topic will be lessons
from the life Of Washington. Their
will be violin and piano music 10y
II. p. AncOna and wife, and patri-
otto songs will be sung Fathers
are expected to bring their sons.
There are undelivcred kilograms
at the Western Union for Myrtle
Smithson, Harry Siebert Smith
Frank j. Drummer, s. E. Clifford
and Mrs. j. b. Rich.
= Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Hackett left
for Buffalo, n. Y, Friday evening
John Milne and Atanasio Mon.
toya have gone to Cleveland, Ohio
~ nf II,
tendents' section Of the NatiOna
Educational association.
L. l. Sanchez, 523 West Copper
avenue, started to Estancia yester
day in his car, but had to return
from San Antonito on account Of
rain and road conditions. He tried
it again last night, by train, how
ever.
There is opportunity in the Jour
nal office for an additional reporter
with some experience. ApplA
promptly
Mrs. John w Wilson, county SUI
perintendent, left Friday night fol
Cleveland, Ohio, to attend an edu
cational melting, She will be away
about two weeks.
L. w. GALES, republican club or
ganizer, returned yesterday from
Santa Fe, where he has been dur,
ing the session of the legislature
He expects to leave tonight fol
Gallup, where he will effect an or
ganization of a republican club.
Albuquerque encampment No. q
/. O, O. F., will meet in regular
session Monday night at 1880. AL
members are urged to be presen
as important business will come up
Young men of the Agoga clas
of the First Baptist church wan
each of their members to be pres
ent Sunday EehruarY %. at 9;Ai