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

Sign painting-2l9 West cold
z esidence phone 504-W.
Capt. H. NJ. Shaw Eighty-second
field artillery which is stationed
at Fort Bliss, is at the local recrut-
ing station this week recruiting for
his regiment.
1t is expected that the army tank
which was in Albuquerque last
week will return this week from
Roswell for the automobile show,
A. l.. Zmn, deputy internal reve
nue. collector, arrived in Albuquer-
que yesterday from Tucumcari. He
will transact business with the local
officers for a few days.
Robert R. Salton, deputy super
visor of the Datil national forest,
is at the district office for a few
DAYS going over construction work
Albert Morris, district fiscal
agent of the local district forest Of
flee, returned yesterday from the
Washington office, whore he has
been for the past month.
J. II, smith, constable i'm precinct
%. returned from a business trip to
I'll Paso.
i. II. Clark of the cattle SAN
itaiy board and Mrs. Clark have
gone to Tucson. where Mr. Clark
will attend the meetings Of the
Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's association, which opens
today.
rrl, yEvo,,,o,,r, NT;ecinp1,,, eaoia4,r
of the Central Avenue Methodist
church will meet in the pastors
study this afternoon at 2.S0,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. cole left last
night for st. Louis, Mo. called
there by the illness of Mrs. Coles
mother
Prof. Fayettc A, Jones has just
returned from California. accom-
ipanied by his wife, who has been
spending the winter there. Mr..
Jones did not sail for Central Ann
erica last month, as announced. He
row expects to leave about the
middle of the present month,
! There will be a regular meeting
Of the Woman's Benefit associa-
ton of the Maccabees this after
moon at 2:30 at the odd Fellows
hall.
A regular meeting of the Fra,
ternal brotherhood will be held
this evening at s o'clock in Odo
Fellows han.
Jessie William Regain and Neron.
lea Gertrude Hawley, both of Al.
ihuquerque. were granted a mar
rage license Saturday.
Toribio Trujillo has brought
suit in the district court agans
/ Mariana de Trujillo asking tina
1.-THE custody of their two older chil'
Gren, Toribio, Jr. and SiIvio, be
lgiven to his parents, Felipe Tru1illt
land wife. claiming that the de-
Ifendant is unfit to have charge o.
them; that since their divorce SHE
has conducted herself IN an I'M
lLroper manner.
Rogasiana Gutierrez de Garcii
has brought suit for divorce from
Daniel Garcia, charging deseruoi
land abandonment, also failure tt
support.
Judge NJ. C. Mechem of Socorro
will preside in the district court to
day in the hearing OF a case fol-
which Judge NJ. Il. Hickey is dis
qualified owing to the fact that hi
was formerly attorney in the case
Mrs. Claude e. Davis will leave
ION the limited at noon today To-
Los Angeles. Calf. Mrs. Davi
makes the trip to see her daughter
Mrs. r. J. Loebs and her baby boy
who reside at Ontario, town neal
Los Angeles. Mrs. Davis VIII Dc
absent q month.
Miss Carolyn Michael, one of Tho
oitys school teachers, Is slowly re
covering from a severe case Of TN
lnu. which came very near deVel
oping into pneumonia.
Miss Margaret Lanier, of Nash
Nille. Tenn. has arrived in the cit!
to visit her uncle. c. II. Laniel
who has been on the sick list TO
several months, but reported mucl
better yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Hening hay,
gone to Jacksonville, H.. where
they will visit relatives ant
friends for a few weeks.
The Chicago cubs, one OF TN
strongest aggregations OF baseball
lnByers in the country, were in Al
buuqerque yesterday morning ei
route to Pasadena. which will b'
their camping grounds for the rex
six weeks. Twentysix players be
sides Manager Mitchell made NJ
| the party.
1t is announced by II. r. Robin
son, of the irrigation Indian serV
ice. that the United States lndiar
s, hool located at Albuquerque vii
this year receive an appropriation
OF $129,O00, according to "A bill
passed by congress February Is
This sum is $4,000 more than III
appropriation of last year. The IN
crease was thought needed on &C
count of the high cost Of materials
4 new 100 horsepower caterpilla
! tractor the largest ever used OF
read work in New Mexico, and
! iWclve-foot grader will be put t.
work Immediately on the highwa!
leading from the city limits 10 ii