Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
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George II. Clements, publicity
man for the united war work and
the Red Cross seal sale in Albu-
querque last year, has been placed
as secretary of the chamber of
commerce at Toyah, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Wheeler ard
daughter Eloise, and Rev. j. w.
Simonds have returned to thu If
homes in Weatherford, OKLA, for
the summer.
Transportation has been fur
nished Clemente p de Rios of Las
Vegas by the federal board of vo-
cational training to the New Mex
leo Agricultural college, where he
will be enrolled.
American Legion dance tonight
Armory.
A party of Alamogordo people
arrived here yesterday to take
home with them Misses Myra Jack
son and Earl Frasier, who have
been attending the state univer-
sity the past semester. They Will
make a trip to Santa Fe before re
turning to Alamogordo. These in
the party were Mr.. and Mrs, Fra
sier and son, Oren; Mrs Rue Jack
son and daughters, Mrs, c. r.
Hunter and Miss Myrtle Jackson.
Marriage licenses were issued
Yesterday to the following persons;
Maria Martinez of Duranes ana
Jose Perea of Chilli; Clement,na
Targhetta and Minote 7. Trosello'
both of Albuquerque.
H. r. Robinson, superintendent
Of the Indian irrigation service, mas
returned from combination puSl-
ness and vacation trip through 'te
western pueblos of New Mexico 10
Prescott, AriZ.. returning by way
of Flagstaff, Magdalena ana So
zorro. He found the roads III very
good condition with a rev "Hcep-
ions. He averaged twent'-louts
and one-half miles to a gallon Vi
pas and made as high as 22O miles
A service preparatory to HOY
Communion will be held IN 81,
pouTs English Lutheran church
FRIDAY evening at 8 o'clock. most
Intending to commune next SUNDAY
are urged to attend
s W. swan, Mr., and Mrs. j. D
McKenna. this city, were at the
Hotel Clark when in Los Ange'es
recently. oo1,od
20 california by the serious illness
of his wife, has returned leaNlhS
Mrs. Grunsfeld much lmproVeu,
che will remain in Oakland during
the summer. i, o,ort
ad seriously H. Her sister Lola,
20 said to be recovering from an
rrero.lor which she underwent
few days ago. e-,,.,,, of
this city but now of FL Paso' pass
ed through last night on her re-
turn home from California ,,
Mrs. Fred Heyn, 4l0 South
Seventh street, has gone 10 San
HTrancisco for the summer.
Midshipman William w, Long OF
tbe Annapolis naval academy, son
of w. II. Long, assistant postmas-
ter here, sailed the first or the
week for a three months cruise on
Tho hottIeship Connecticut, during
which time he will visit Panama
Hawaii and several of the big "a
cific ports and will return mere IN
September for a furiough with MS
parents c..,,., +o
A meeting of the Boy Scouts TO
make plans for the participation
In the Flag day exercises, has been
called for Saturday at the Cham-
her of Commerce. Only forty boys
are to be taken to the summer
camp and 1t is desired to complete
the enrolment at this time. The
list is being rapidly filled,
A decision regarding the wage
requests of the Santa Fe employees
is promised by July l by f. o.
Iosey, secretary for the mainte-
pence Of ways, who has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Edna Mosher, professor or
biology at the state university. lett
last night for her home in Nova
Scotia. Miss Margaret Colt, stu
dent, will accompany her as far as
Kansas City.
]. w. Records of Amarillo. Tex
Is in Albuquerque visiting friends.