Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-16
LOCAL j ITEMS

lCfS, VINO nave Deeu NlSILllS MI
and Mrs. John Robbins Of Las We
gas for a week, have returned to
Albuquerque. }
j. II. Toulouse. connected with
the internal revenue collectors Of
flee for this jurisdiction, who was
called to washington on some Off
cial business returned to the city
yesterday. He says politics is on
the tongue of almost everybody in
the national capital, and the demo
Gratis believe that Cox and Mere
dith will be nominated at the san
Francisco convention, while a ma
iority of the republicans favored
General Wood for president, but no
man is mentioned for vice presi-
dent
william j. Graham, prominently
interested in mining in Arizona,
passed through the city late Fri
day afternoon for Denver, on bust
ness. He expects to return to MI
iona in a few days. A few years
ago Mr.. Graham served a term IN
the Arizona legislature.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boswell is reported Sc
rionsly i'll.
The Albright addition, No. 2, has
been plated into half-acre and
acre tracts and will be placed on
sale. The choice part of this land
is near the sawmilh extending east
to within three hundred feet Of
fourth street.
Reduction in cost of fuel. See
announcement.
The May issue of the Gregg
Writer. a monthly magazine devot-
ed to shorthand, typewriting and
commercial education, contains the
names of four students of the Wes-
tern school for Private secretaries
who have been awarded Gregg
teacher certificates. This fact indi-
Gates the thoroughness Of the in
structions at this institution.
The Most Rev, Archbishop
Dagger of Santa Fe was in the city
yesterday in the interest of St AM
thongs orphanage which houses,
clothes. feeds and educates nearly
200 little waits of the state. The
archbishop is greatly interested In
this institution, which is at present
in need of funds to help the Sisters
to carry on their work.
A. large contingent of the
knights of Columbus from Santa
Pc passed through the city last
night on their way to Roswell to
attend the state convention of the
order. This convention promises
to be the most colossal event of the
order ever held in the state. a
special Pullman conveyed a large
delegation of the local council TO
the convention city.
The Rev. d. p. Lawton of the
Immaculate Conception church left
last night for Roswell where he
will take part in the initiation GER
emonies of the new council of
Knights of Columbus. He will rep
resent the archbishop of Santa Fe
at the state convention to be held
on Monday and also act as proxy
for Father Mandalari, state chap
lain,
DIR. A. P. Wedge of Boston will
be the speaker at the Sunday social
sing for men at the Y. NJ. C. A.
this afternoon at AIS, His sub
ject is The joyful job of Looking
After Number Two" All members
and friends of the association are
invited to attend and bring strang-
ers who are in the city.
A field excursion to the noun
tains was made yesterday by the
biology classes of the state univer-
sity, accompanied by Prof. A. O.
Weese and Miss Mosher, professor
of biology The students drove tC
the mouth of Tiieras canyon, from
exploration trip through the can
yon. They obtained several botan-
zeal specimens which were brought
back to the university for study.
Five carloads of Mexican labor
ers bound from Old Mexico to the
sugar beet fields in Idaho and Col
orado passed through Albuquerque
yesterday morning. in addition tc
thirteen cars that went through
earlier in the week. This labor
which is imported from Mexico
each year for beet field work, Is
handled under bond and returned
to Mexico in the fall.
Gustave Bauman, the wood block
print artist, whose pictures have
been on exhibit at the Elks club
the past week. is making severa
studies and sketches of the pic
turesque corners of Old Town.
Miss Bertha Benson, secretary
of the New Mexico Cattle anC
Horse Growers association, will
leave today for Gallup to attend
the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the association there
Tuesday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will have charge
of a meeting at Robinson park this
Iafternoon at 3 o'clock at which
Mr.. NJ. d. Rutherford of Chicago
will give an address. Mr.. Ruther
ford has appeared in many citiei
under the auspices of the associa
ton and his addresses are interest
ing and instructive. His subject to
day is THE Trail of the Littl,
White Imp" Everybody Is invited
to attend.
Col. and Mrs. G. C. Breeze lief
last night for six weeks trip t.
the East, where they will visit diff
ferent points on business.
Arthur Prayer left last night TO
Los Angeles on a business trip.
Uncalled for kilograms are hell
at the Western Union office for thu
following persons; Carl Livingston
Miss Stella Staehlin. Mace Castco'
C. Raw Flohre, Otis e. Young, Mrs
Lou Mcdonald. #.r