Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Arthur 7. Kellam, well
known in this city, has been in
vited by Mary Anderson, director
of the Woman's bureau Of the U.
S. department of labor, to attend
n conference of women in Indus
trv. called to meet in Washing
ton, january 12 and 13. Secre-
tary Of Labor Davis viii preside
one day, and it is expected that
President Harding win address
the conference. Mrs. Kellam eX-
poets to leave for Washington
soon after the New Year.
Chester n. French has issued
his beautiful Sacred art calendar
for 1928. The calendar contains
beautiful colored drawings OF
biblical scenes, and is probably
the most attractive which will be
issued in Albuquerque during the
wear. Mr.. French has 1000 OF
these calendars to issue, and will
distribute them to adults calling
for them.
DR.. II. M. Bowers returned last
night from a trip to El Paso
whereV he has spent the past few
days.
j. 4. Young, who conducts the
Albuquerque nurseries, received
word last night that his father
had died yesterday morning at
Big Stone Gap, Virginia. The
elder Mr., Young was n years
old and for many years had been
n mower in the politics of Vir-
ginia. Many Albuquerqueans from
that section Of the country knew
him we'll. He is survived by j. I.
Young here and the latter's
brother, r. G. Young, who is
agent for the A. r. & S. Il. at
Isleta. The funeral is to be held
today, so neither OF the sons VIII
be able to be present.
Miss Helen E. Goetz, director
of home economics in the Socorro
County High school, is here to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goetz at 1923 North Second street.
O. X. Jackson, engineer Of the
Indian irrigation service, left Sat
urday night to spend the Christ
mas holidays in FL Paso.
Mrs. ]. G. Nave returned to her
home here Saturday to spend the
Christmas holidays. She has been
at Hot Springs for some time
past.
Miss Irene NJ. Burke, superiu-
tendent of county schools, was
given a beautiful Christmas pres
ent by the schools of the county.
The present was q heavy green
gold ring with an amethyst set
ting. A likeness of Miss Burke
has been engraved in the stone.
Mrs. V. Sais left yesterday for
FL Paso, where she will spend the
| Christmas holidays with her sis
/ ter, Mrs John Mcintyre.
! Ralph Young was arrested yes
/ terday afternoon by Traffic Off
! Ger Carter on a charge Of speed
ing on South Arno street at a
rate of speed between 25 and 80
miles an hour. Hearing has been
| set for Tuesday morning.
/ Ramon Chavez, 1919 South
Third street, reported to the po-
lice that his bicycle had been
stolen yesterday afternSon from a
point on Central avenue and Sec
ond street.
Mrs. Henry Goetz Saturday re-
| turned to her home at 1923 North
Second street after having spent
the past four months in the east.
She had been visiting. relatives in
New York and Pennsylvania.
Thomas Ryan, 217 West Coal
avenue, reported to the police
yesterday that his bicycle had
been stolen Saturday.
Augustine Alvarez reported to
! the police yesterday that Satur-
day afternoon an automobile with
| license number 36961 had run
over his bicycle and smashed ii.
| He said the bicycle was standing
at the curb on Central avenue,
between Third and Fourth streets,
at the time the accident hap
pened.
The police received report
yesterday that late Saturday an
automobile accident had occurred
at the cornor of North Fourth
street and Copper avenue. Ac-
cording to the report, Mrs. Dietz
was driving south on Fourth
street and William Johnson going
east on Copper avenue and the
cars collided. The johnson car
was reported to be badly dam
aged. Neither of the occupants
was Injured.
Jack Fairchild was cited for
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