Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-14
LOCAL ITEMS

o. NJ. Love, assistant secretary
of the Y. M. c. A.. and Miss Flor
ence II. Adams, girls work secre-
tary of the Y. w. c. A., went to
the Manzano forest yesterday and
obtained Christmas trees for the
Y. w. c. A.. the girls welfare
home and the Harwood Industrial
school. Permits under free use
were granted by the forest service,
Miss Lupe Leon has joined the
county school forces as emergency
nurse especially to handle vacci-
nations for diphtheria and small
pox.
Christmas vacation will start for
the schools OF the county on De-
cember 23 and will continue until
January 2.
George Peterson has gone to
Santa Rita for a visit with his
father. After n short stay there
he expects to proceed to San
Diego. where he will re-enlist in
the United States navy.
j. G. Nave deputy supervisor OF
the Manzano national forest. is
spending a week at Clifton, Ariz.,
on leave. He is adjusting certain
personal business there. Mr.. Nave
was formerly stationed at Clayton.
He was there for three years, hay
ing come to the office of the Man
zano forest supervisor last July.
w. c, Stiles, senior forest clerk
of the office of the supervisor Of
the Crook national forest. with
headquarters at Stafford. Ariz., left
the city yesterday for Denver,
where he will spend the rest of
the month on leave. He will then
return to his office. lie has been
on detail at the office of the dis
trict forester for several days.
Clarence Nixon has gone to
Santa Rita for a short visit, He
expects to go to FL Paso later to
re-enlist in the army.
lands ]. Arnold, forest ranger
who has been assigned to the
Apache Lumber company for some
time past in connection with ma
tional forest timber sales from the
Sitgraves national forest, is spend
ing few days in ahe city. He will
probably leave today for Colorado
Springs.
C. H. Kissam has returned to
his desk at the Manzano forest Of
flee after having been on leave for
week.
There will be an illustrated lee
ture and entertainment in the Y,
M. c. A. banquet hall SATURDAY.
night. Quincy Randles. district
forest inspector, will give an IL
lustrated lecture on Timber of the
Southwest; Is 1t a Mine or n
Crop?" G. II. Cook will assist in
the lecture. Tn addition to the
lecture there will be musical en-
tertainment offered. All Albu-
querqueans have been invited to
attend the lecture.
Alven Ceason, who says he is a
deserter from the Fitzsimmons
hospital at Denver, was appre-
hended by the police during the
Is the sixth who has been appre-
hended by the peoplice during the
past two weeks who claimed to
have been deserters from the Fitz-
simmons hospital. All have re-
ported unfavorable conditions
there.
Police have received notification
from San Bernardino Calf. that
the Dodge roadster stolen from its
parking place on North Four
teenth street here about two weeks
ago has been recovered there.
The police intend to make an
effort to have deserters who are
apprehended here transported to
Fort Bliss by the government
transportation used to convey re-
cruits. They believe that this can
be accomplished if a guard is fur
nished, in view Of the fact that it
is the duty of all connected with
the military service to assist in the
apprehension of deserters ana
their delivery to proper authorf-
ties. The matter will probably be
taken up with Col. A. A. King at
the time of his next visit here.
Ceeilio Rosenwald, prominent
business man Of Las Vegas, is in
Albuquerque on a brief business
visit.
Rev L. F. Sage, who recently
was elected state secretary for the
y. I. T. o., arrived last night from
his former home in Pennington.
Rev. c. w. Stumph, secretary Of
the Baptist state convention, will
return today from Portales, where
he went to attend a meeting of the
board of trustees OF the Baptist or
phans' home.
Neal Jenson, proprietor Of the
Jenson Bean company of Estancia,
is in the city accompanied by his
wife. Barnett Frielinger and
Charles ]. Brennan, business men
of Estancia, also are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Denny of
Gallup are In the city. Mr.. Denny
is a prominent attorney.
Ivan Grunsfeld will leave soon
for Chicago, where he will spend