Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clay, pro-
Trietors of the Hotel Clay. ut the
Jeme2 Springs. drove into the city
Yesterday, to purchase lot of
hotel supplies for their resort for
the coming spring and summer
They are anticipating a large crowd
of visitors this season, and say that
even odd Timer Block" is looking
forward for a good crowd of his old
| time friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
were going TO return to the springs
| Wednesday morning, but will stay
over to see "Flo-Flo" and her
thirty-siX pretty chorus girls at the
Crystal wednesday night,
David Weinman, senior member
of the firm of Welnman & Levin
son, known as THE Economist -
expects TO leave this afternoon for
the east. He will first visit his
family at Philadelphia. Pa, where
he and Mrs. Weinman win decide
ON the date for the forthcoming
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Annette, announcement of her en-
Engagement being made in the Jour
Enal several weeks ago. After a
stay of few days IN Philadelphia,
Mr.. Weinman will 20 into the big
ldry goods markets of New York
city, where he will purchase the
Espring and summer goods for his
Istore here. lie viii be absent sew
eral months, and while away all tie
Ivy >rry of handling a big store like
tSeymour Lewinson,
d !
YESTERDAY to Clinton NJ. Keeney and
bMabel Downs, both of Winslow
jAriZ.
Eluterio Lopez has been detain-
ed in the county jail awaiting an
discrimination as to his SANITY by
Judge Hickey. He was committed
on complaint Of his father, Carlos
Lopez. .. .s.
Miss Ruleau, field superintendent
tof the Red Cross. was here yester,
Iday on her way to Tucumcali
ISanta Rosa and Vaughn.
| Judge r. RI. Hanna went to
Santa Fe today on water case fol
the Nambe indians.
Judge G r. Craig, district at,
torney, will address the Palmer
Ketner, Jr, most of the American
Legion at Gallup today.
Lieutenant Commander Donald
Wheeler Hamilton, son of Mr. anG
Mrs. William G. Hamilton. of Albu.
tquerque landed at Boston harboI
Hast week from European waters
Mr.. Hamilton, who is gra duate
Eof n. NJ NJ. l., 1907 and of Anna
Trolls, 1911. served throughout the
Iwar with the destroyer fleet, and
has since been in foreign waters
He has been given shore duty as
laide TO Admiral Dunn. command
liant of the First Naval district, with
! headquarters at Boston.
T. w. Norcross, assistant chief
Iengineer Of the forestry service, is
making a program for the calendar
year. Mr.. Norcross, together with
&c. A. Long and #. G. w. Pooler will
leave Friday night for Denver to
attend the engineers conference
which will be held from February
9 to February IA. The three local
delegates will know in the near
future Just what roads will be built
by the forestry service this year.
The Woman's Missionary society
! of the Central Avenue Methodist
church will hold their regular
monthly business meeting at the
home of Mrs. n. C. Howell, 201
North Walter street, this afternoon
at o'clock. aa
There will be regular meeting
of the Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maecabees this afternoon at
| 1880 o'clock at the |. o. O. +. hail.
All those interested in Irish lib
erty should make an effort to see
the four hundred feet of film de-
pieting the Irish people buying
liberty bonds. which will be
shown at the Lyric theater Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
The annual meeting of the bu-
reau of charities Of the Chamber
tof Commerce will be held at the
| Chamber of Commerce tonight at
1870. In addition to the election OF
/ eighteen directors, from among
whom the officers will be chosen
plans for the coming year will be
| discussed. The present officA~s are:
C. o. Cushman, president; Mrs
Ivan Grunsfeld, vice president; d.
A. Porterfield, treasurer, All mem
bers are urged to attend the meet
ing.
! Ranger Ellis of the Mount Tay-
for division of heaManzano forest
is in the city on business.
| ]. d. Hanna, who has been in the
Service Of the federal board for vo-
cationai training. has resigned his
| position and taken up his duties as
chief of the field division. New
Mexico internal revenue district, to
! which post he was recently APP
pointed by Collector Hatch.
| Mrs. A. b. Stroup will speak to
the Y. w. C. A! Call Us Pals clut
at the recreation rooms tonight on
Formal Social Customs
| Miss Belle Breedlove will come
I from I'll Paso tomorrow TO take
charge of the Y. w. C. A. residence,
in which capacity she has had
imuch experience. Miss Dulcie Knox
is to assume the duties of office
secretary at the VI w. rooms.
Both fire companies were called
to the Shufflebarger livery barr
yesterday afternoon, where three
| hay sheds and their contents were
partially destroyed by fire. The
/ origin was unknown. Several small
| boys were seen in the vicinity oi
1 the sheds, 1t was said, shortly be-
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