Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-26

Or. ana MIS-. JOnn r. fedTCe
who were east, the doctor taking
one of his patients, Mrs. Louis
Trauer, to the Mayo hospital a
Rochester, Mimi, have returned t.
the city. An leaving Rochester. the
doctor went to Cleveland, O., where
he purchased an automobile, drove
to Philadelphia, and from there t
this city. Mrs. Pearce accom-
panied the doctor on the automo'
bile trips.
Yesterday, J. Leon Brogan, man
ager of the KistlerOverland com
pany, received q telegram from
Muskogee, Okla, stating that ne
was the father of a son. Mrs. Bro
gan is at Muskogee visiting hel
parents. Mr.. Brogan left last nigh
for Muskogee.
Kenneth A. Barr, formerly ar
employe of the First Savings Bank
and Trust company, now with the
Ed Sargent Sheep company o.
Chama, N. M, was here YESTERDAY
on business. He left late in the
afternoon on his return to Chama
Kenneth Barr, formerly of the
First Savings bank and Trust com
panv here, but now residing IT
Chama, has been a visitor in Al
buuueruue over the weekend.
Frederick d. Hopkins, field sec
rotary of the National Tuberculo
sis association. spent Saturday N
Albuquerque comforting with OH
Gals of the New Mexico PUBIC
Health association. He is return
ing to New York from the meeting
of the American Public Health as
ISOLATION in San Francisco.
Arthur Prayer motored to Santa
Fe Saturday afternoon to take part
in a match golf contest with santa
Fe players.
Harry A. Murphy, deputy United
States marshal, left last night tor
Gallup on official business. nc
returned Frida< night from Carts
had, bringing with him Charles II
John, who is charged with a viola
ton of the Mann act and VIII De
held here awaiting a hearing petore
the federal grand jury.
Ell Paso papers of yesterday car
ried the story of a running battle
between violators of the prohlpltloIl
act and prohibition officers >. ~
Beckett and Arthur l., Gregg, VINO
have made numerous arrests ~
this section. A bullet went through
the sleeve Of one of the Officers
during the exchange of shots. 7 ne
violators escaped but thirty-flVe
quarts of tequilla and other liquor
were taken.
Elvira S. Lucero wife of Cesareo
Lucero, died Friday at Algodones,
at the age of 20. according to word
received here yesterday She is
by her husband and three
sons. -,
A meeting of I. A. r. S. f. will
be held this morning at 10 O'Clock
A month mind solemn requiem
service for the repose of the soul
of Jesus Salazar will be held In
the church of Immaculate Concep-
ton Monday morning at O'CLOCK
All friends of the family are re-
quested to attend.
Undelivered kilograms are held
at Western Union office for Mrs.
Elinor Anderson and Mrs. Bess
ROel.
A boy was born Friday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henley, llo5
West Iron avenue.
Luis Padilla has been placed FOR
training with the Chas. Moore
Butcher shop by the federal board
for vocational education.
William Long, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs w. H. Long, $40 South Broad
wav, has returned to the naval
academy at Annapolis, after two
weeks furlough spent here with
his family
w, C. Reid has taken out a per-
nit to build a three-room house at
1O11 South Edith street at cost
of $1,000.
Sunday school will be held at 10
o'clock this morning at Temple
Albert.
Mrs. M. f. Peden, operated on
for appendicitis at a local hospital
is recovering satisfactorily ana is
now at her residence, Az west
Marquette avenue.
Mrs. Siegfried Kahn, mother OF
Mrs. Henry Levy, arrived last night
from Chicago. -,
A rehearsal of the city band Will
be held at 10 o'clock this morning
at jefferson hall to prepare num-
bers for the Harvest Festival.
c. w. Wingfield has been issued
a permit to build a siX-room resi-
dence at Ninth street and Silver
avenue, at a cost of $4,000.
The regular meeting of war
Mothers will be held at the armory
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoo J.
over ten national il aternities
were represented at meeting of
forty fraternity women e. the citv
held at the Y. w. c. A. yesterday
for the purpose of "eorganizing the
Hellenic association Of Alb"-
ouerdue. Officers were chosen As
follows: Miss Evangeline Perry,
president: Miss Lillian ,Spickard,
vice president; Mrs. Frank w. Poo
Ter, secretary, and Mrs b. II. Kin
ney. treasurer. Plans were made
to hold a fraternity tea in the near
future.
Alexandra s. Nieto has filed suit
for divorce from Sofia G. Nieto,
charging abandonment and inhu-