Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
LOCAL. ITEMS

When ordering wildwood, tel. 4S7,
Sign painting-219 West Cold
Residence phone 504-W.
DR. A, d. Grille, who on March l
retired as president of the New
Mexico college of agriculture ana
mechanical arts was in Albuquer-
que yesterday visiting his son, Her
man r. Grille.
An automobile and laundry
wagon collided early yesterday
morning in front of the Y. NJ. C.. A.
the result of which was a dam
eyed lamp and couple of bent
tenders. The automobile contain
ed a number of boys and girls en-
route to school. 1t stopped on
Central avenue and was struck
from the rear by a laundry wagon
A junior policeman was added to
the force yesterday when Il son
was born to Capt. and Mrs, Fat
rick O'Grady.
Juan Cavrera, who works at
second hand store on South FIRST
street, was arraigned before the
police court yesterday morning on
a charge of being drunk, When
asked by the court where ne mao
obtained the liquor he said ne
drank wood alcohol from a loren
rsed in the shop. He was fined
ES20, in lieu of which he could
serve twenty days in the county
jail. He had not paid the flnee
Yesterday afternoon. Guy shepard
and Harry Gibson were each SEN
fenced to serve ten days in jail FOR
Iyagrancy.
John C. Ross, in charge of the
local federal vocational work,
made his regular monthly visit TO
twelve ex-soldfers who have been
placed by the federal board IN Al
! luauerque to learn different trades
At every place he found both EN-
ployers and soldier boys well sat
isfied. He also has received APP
rroval of the Denver office toi
placing of Grover DAVIS win car
penter to learn the building traae
Conrad O. Broking of Negra, ~ M :
was yesterday placed with the
American garage. , H..
Jack Kelly and Alton T. Llnnett
aged is and 20. respectively, Were
sentenced by the district court yes
Iterday to serve two years ana three
months each in the state penlten'
Itlary. The boys made a bold rob
berry of the Mandell store on the
night of January IL. when they
succeeded in getting away WITT
goods valued at approximately
$4,000, which included siXty-thre'
Isilks shirts, silk hose and othel
f.nery, After making their get
away they were arrested at Vaughn
nv a special officer of the Santt
Fe and a deputy sheriff.
The Albuquerque chapter OF I'M
lAmerican Association of Engineer
will meet in regular session 10
night at 8 o'clock at the Chambe
of Commerce rooms. All member
; are urged to be present.
w. II. Stubblefield, j. P. Bren
Iran and several other local officer
of the Santa Fe arrived from Sal
Marcial, where they attended tn
division safety first meeting 1t !
Understood a very enthusiastic
meeting was held,
The weekly lecture of DR.. DaVl'
s. Hill to the teachers. given ever
, Monday at the high school, VIII b
postponed this week on account o
the opera,
There are undelivered telegram
i. at the Western Union for Miss Ma
! Dowell, Harry Shear, F. +. Gras
muck and J. w. Mclaughlin. -,
1t is reported by Byron c, BeaI
supervisor of census for New Mex
: leo. that the census of Albuquer
que has been completed ana re
Forts have been sent to the censu
= bureau at Washington. The OF
! ficial count will not be made pup
lie for several weeks. 1t is ais
reported that the census counts 0
Santa Fe and Gallup were sent i
with the Albuquerque report.
James w, Chavez has been ap
ointed deputy state insurance su
, rerintendent to succeed P. M. a
: Iineau, resigned. Chavez was a
. one time private secretary to w. /
Andrews and was a members G
the legislature from Torrahc
icounty. Mr. Lineau will be tlel
secretary for the state tax com