Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-19
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the lucky one for winning the beau-
tiful print donated by Mr. Bau-
mann. Whoever holds it should
notify the Journal at once. Should
1t not be called for by Monday an
other drawing will be held.
At a meeting of the Good Time
club held at the Y. NJ, c. A. build
ing last night consideration was
given to the organization of base
ball team. Charles BrintOn, Ernest
as a committee to organize tho
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brady, accom-
panied by Richard Riley, left last
night for Chicago, where they Will
spend the summer.
Harry Davis, 217 West Slower
avenue, was taken to A local hos
pital yesterday to have slight
operation performed.
Mrs. Bess Trauth, machinist
helper at the Santa Fe shops, left
last night for Seattle, Wash, where
she was called by the death of her
sister, Mis-. George r. Elliott. Mrs
Trauth was intending to leave next
week to visit her sister, whom she
had not seen for eighteen years.
f. NJ. Otero left last night for
Ranger, Texas, where he is inter
ested in several producing oil wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reid and son,
Tom. have returned from their
ranch in the Zuni mountains,
Miss Julia Keleher has gone to
Boulder, Colo, where she will take
a course in journalism during the
summer months.
James Wait, district manager or
the Continental Oil company, was
in Albuquerque yesterday from his
headquarters at Las Vegas.
Harry E. Weir, of the University
of New Mexico, returned yesterday
from Chloride, n. M, where he is
interested in some mine holdings.
l.. ]. Benjamin has returned to
Albuquerque from Ell Paso, where
he has been for the past few
months in charge of large jewelry
store.
George Ward Davis. district or
ganizer for the southwest, and
Frank H. Swanson, of Phoenix.
Ariz., prominent leaders of the
Moose lodge, were entertained WIN
a banquet at the Alvarado by the
local order. A large number or
candidates were also initiated.
William McCrary furnished a
$500 bond yesterday for his APP
pearance Monday morning In the
Justice of the peace court on the
charge of stealing some Navajo
blankets from the Elks club build
ing.
Judge Rhodes of Dallas, Tex
will deliver an address before the
Central Labor union next Monday
night. His subject will be Coop
Grafton" He Is said to be a very
brilliant talker. All union men IN
the city are urged to be present, as
II will be to their interests to do 50
The public, too, is invited.
Gregoria Chavez and Martin u
Gallegos were married at the Lead
Avenue Methodist parsonage FRI
day afternoon at 4:30 by Rev. G.
O. Beckman. The groom is a santa
Fe employe. The couple will make
their home in Albuquerque.
There will be a meeting or the
Albuquerque chapter of the Amer /
can Association Of Engineers To-
night at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms. All members are urged 10
be present as there are matters Oh
Importance to be discuss d.
Manuel Chavez, known amon9
the lightweight boxers as Young
chavez left yesterday for Los An
geles on an extended visit While
in Albuquerque he was employed
as baker at the Partisan bakery
Mrs. Emma Riley, formerly oil
Albuquerque, has leased the Dor
Bernardo hotel at Las Cruces.
Judgment against Warren M
Hayward in the sum of 1881 ana
interest on promlssory note
dated September 2S. 1914. is asked
in a suit filed yesterday in the DIS
trict court by the First Savings
Bank and Trust company.
Suits for divorce. charging de-
sertion and non-support, were
filed in the district court yesterday
as follows: He en- Percy versus
Claude A. Percy. Edna r. Allen
versus Jesse James Allen, Hattie
Elbeck versus Orange Elbeck.
Ninety copies of Dr. George
Wharton James book. 1.-THE De
light Makers" treating on New
Mexico and giving prominent
place to Albuquerque. have beer
received by the Chamber of Com
merce for delivery. The book con.
tains 24S pages and is well illus
trated. DR.. James was in Albu-
queruue several years ago gather
ing data and lecturing.
Rev. Carl Armerding, pastor OF
!. the, Gospel hall. North Fourth
street. has Just returned from ar
automobile tour in northwest New
Mexico on planned trip to look
into the location of a mission
among the Navajo Indians. FLOODS
in northeastern Arizona forced hin
! to turn back.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to Gregoria Chavez anc
Martin c. Gallegos, both OF Alpu
querque. &,
n. b. Jamison and George X
Craig made a professional trip t'
santa Fe and return YESTERDAY
Miss May Ba bcock, who has beer
contacted with the home service
department of the Red Cross, LEI
last night for her home at Kelly
N. M. ~
The case of the Ilfeld lndiar
Trading company versus DAVE
Garcia, involving a suit for dam
ages in the sum Of $4,000. Will b'
continued, today. Hearing IN thii
case began three days ago.
a. sae Hart and Mrs. is9Ige,, E! Y
and family were at the Hote' Hoss