Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-15
LOCAL ITEMS

OlllCt, ltll tStl NoiN lpl ldOsf "IIti {
he will join the travelling board
which is to tour the state and hear
cases OF eX-serViCe m n who be .ieVe
themselves entitled to training. The
board win visit Santa Fe before
coming to Albuquerque,
The Housekeepers' club of Ran
chos de Atrisco has ordered ma
chinery foU cannery. Practically
all of the money was raised by en-
tertainments and by bake sale.
William Park of Waco, Tex, lie
here and has taken charge OF the
Baptist New Mexican, official pub
LEGATION of the New Mexico Baptist
convention and will remain during
the sumner. He was formerly as
socia te editor OF the Baptist Mes
senger published in oklahoma,
and was last year a professor at
baylor university
Rev. Joseph a. Lana, pastor of
the Baptist church of Magdalena,
was here yesterday on business
connected with the church. He
plans, as soon as market conditions
for cate and wool improve, to put
on drive for funds TO build q new
church there.
A writ of replevin was issued yes
terday against Miss VERNE Powers
for recovery of graphophOne,
records, paintings, rugs ana a ma
hogany desk. The complaint was
made by T. S. Woolsev, Jr.
The last teachers examination of
the year will be held in Bernalillo
county at the office of Mr.. John w.
Wilson, county perintendent of
schools, on July 20 and "a. Teach
ers are required by law to have a
certificate before they Will be per-
mitted to draw money for teach
ing.
Miss Ruth Oxley, Spanish teach
or In the Albuquerque high school
sailed from Montreal, Canada, July
9, for Madrid, Spain. where she will
attend the University of Madrid
during the summer.
The Missionary society of the
First Methodist church will hold
an, all-day meeting today at the
Harwood Industrial school. There
will be sewing, so members are re-
quested to bring needles and Thin
bles. At 3 o'clock the usual pro-
gram will be given by the Foreign
society. Strangers and others cor
daily invited.
Miss Josephine Dooley of Brook
Ign, New York arrived yesterday
on the limited and expects to make
a borg visit with her aunt, MrS'
Alvah j. Cock.
Advertised list of foreign letters
at the Albuquerque postoffice Is as
follows: John Sander, Florentine
yillareal, Mrs. S. S. box 25, Mrs.
Florence Robinson CD, Capt g.
Kerlerberkis and w. G. Cooper
Rev. w. A. Guy and family ar
rived in Albuquerque yesterday
from Columbus. O.. by automobile
Rev. Guy is here to take charge OF
I the Broadway Christian church.
Antonio Lucero. New Mexico
prohibition director was in Albu-
oueruue yesterday comforting with
local government agents aboH'
some alleged stills that are said tc
exist in the state.
&. William Foster, navy recruit
ING officer left last night for San,
doyal county on a recruiting trip.
Harry Walters, secretary of the
masonic Ibustt ~ lli'o iii'i 80 =
for Santa Fe to attend the Scottish
Rite ceremonial and to make ar
rangements for the Shrine ceremo
NAL that is to be he'd in Albuquer'
que Monday. ,s,.
r.. e. Marsh of the district office
and C. D. Smith, also of the fores'
service with headquarters at Wash
jngton, D. c.. left yesterday for
the Glorieta mesa en- a timber IN
spection trip.
c. A. Long, district forest engi'
neer will leave TODAY fer tn
northern part of the state on road
and trail inspection trip.
Judge John k. MctLe returned
to Albuquerque yesterday from a
six months visit to the Philippine
islands, where Mr.. McFie has large
interests. He was accompanied &c
the islands by his wife and daugh,
fer. who will remain there for some
time.
A man giving his name as Bert
Raw was arrested and is being helo
Mt Winslow on a charge OF steailne
S3eb from A, Abeyta, a Pueblo In
dian at Isleta. The charge will be
tried before the federal court as
the crime was committed on an In
dian reservation.
Mrs. r. w. Lewis. of Kansas City
Is here visiting relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Mckinney, at theil
ranch few miles south Of the city
Mrs. Lewis has visited Albuquerque
before and Is therefore not q
stranger. she will remain several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert McElroy
will leave Monday morning Tor
southern California, where they viii
reside in the future. Mr.. McElroy
was interested in the Empire
Cleaning and Dyers, selling out his
interest to his partner a few days
ago Mrs. McElroy is suffering
from a severe case of the asthma
Mrs. C. z. Richardson, wife OF
the manager of the United Stores
left Yesterday for Amarillo, Texas
where she will visit her mother and
other relatives.
y The regular meeting of the city
commissioners, which was to have
been held last night has been post
poned until next wednesday night
due to a lack of quorum, 1t is pos.
sible. however, that a special meet.
ing may be called to consider the
recommendations of Fire Chief
Fred Russell who is now in Cali
fornia.
There are kilograms at the Wes''
IN Union office for Roswell Hard
ware company Judge Herbert +
Reynolds, Arch Thomas and Johr
c. Foley.