Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and s.

Hammond sells bones. Phi. 1522R
Triple Link Rebekah lodge. No.
10, will meet in regular session to-
night at s o'clock at the odd Fell
lows hall,
There are undelivered kilograms
at the Western Union office for
John Sontag, c. NJ. Peterson. Mr.,
and Mrs. J, c. Eperle. Edward
Skriver, and G. Fl. Crockerr.
There is an undelivered telegram
at the Postal telegraph office tor
Mrs Harry Evans.
s. S. Shaver, Y. NJ. c. A. boys
secretary, left yesterday for FL
Paso. where he will attend an in
terstate conference of boys secre-
taries.
j. C. Kircher of the forest serv-
ice HEADQUARTERS mas returned from
trip of inspection of Southern
Arizona forests in regard to fire
conditions.
L. V. Slonaker and II. V. Nissan
of the forest service telephone de-
rartment have returned from Mt.
Taylor, having been forced to de-
ter the completion of telephone
line from Canyon Lobo to San Ma
teo on account of a heavy snow
storm.
NJ. f. Pinceu. ranger on the
Santa Fe forest, who has been
transferred from Cuba to the sta
ton at the Gallinas nursery near
Las Vegas. was in the city yester-
day on business.
terday from n campaign trip
around the state.
James A. Hall, internal revenue
collector spent yesterday in Es-
tancia and is to return today.
Myron F.. Thompson yesterday
filed suit for divorce from Lucy
Thompson, charging abandonment.
He asks for the custody of their
two minor children.
Or, Benjamin Boss and DR.. II. c.
Wilson, astronomers of the Carne-
gief Meridian laboratory and the
Dudley observatory of New York !
have returned with ]. f. Mullen of
the forest service from a trip to
the Sandia mountains.
The Square Deal Republican |
West Silver avenue. is open every |
day from to 10 y. m, Every |
voter is cordially invited to visit |
the club and learn something about !
the issues of the day. James r.
-TIaGInr is the presiden, Of the club
and Or. James Lewis. secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. 4. Houchen, |
who were residents of Velarde, n,
NJ. where Mr.. Houchen was in the |
employ of saw mill company, |
have returned to the city and are
the guests of Mrs. Delilah Heighes. |
220k West Gold avenue.
E. ]. Strong and Howard Living |
ston have gone to the Black Range |
OF Socorro county on a big game |
hunt. During their absence Mrs. |
Livingston and baby will remain at
the Strong home.
Emmett Adair. stock inspector |
for the cattle sanitary board. is re-
covering from an operation at a |
local hospital.
Miss Sophia Potgeter Of the fed
etal board for vocational educa-
ton, left last night for Las Cruces
on business trip.
j. s. Scott. a saw mill operator
from Gallina, Rio Arriba county,
IS in Albuquerque on business.
Joseph L. Saint, chief tax COM
missioner, spent yesterday in the
city on business.
Mrs. Leila DAILY has returned
from a two weeks vacation as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cal
kins at Barton, N. NJ.
Mng pur urhn
went a serious operation at st. Jo-
seph hospital, has returned to her
home.
Tony Michelback and j. A. Lind
sey were fined SIS each in police
court yesterday on charges of
speeding.
Ten days in Jail was the sentence
given William Leboe and Frank
Farrell in police court yesterday
on charges of vagrancy,
Marriage license were issued yes
terday to Porfilia Chitala and Jose
Rodriguez, both of Albuquerque;
Azella Duran and Fllel Lucero,
both of Duranes.
The federal board OF vocational
education has placed William
Thomason with the Morrow Auto
company, Daniel Vigil in the Albu-
ouerque Business college and
Emilio Baca in the Santa Fe shops
at Ration.
Miss Jessie l. Lummis, assistant
manager of the mountain division
of the Red Cross, who was here
last week in conference with local
Red Cross officials, has gone to
Santa Fe to assist in the organiZa-
ton into an association for welfare
work several local societies there.
Friends of John p. Williams, for
fner business marager of the state j
University, have received the in {
formation that he is now head of {
lne normal school at Montreal I
North Carolina. e,
The. Veterans OF Foreign Wars 4
will meet for feed" at O'Clock
Thursday evening at the IN.
G. A. Ii
1 Cortez Quickel, Clyde Tingley, q
lack Davis and Ned Face have re-
turned from a hunting trip in the |
Mogollon mountains. They bagged
tour deer. /