Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
RETAILERS WILL
HAVE A GOOD TIME
IN CAPITAL CITY
Program Of Entertainment for
Three Days Session In
cIudeS Many Features of
Delightful Interest,
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ESPECIAL ofsFAfGH 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. June 2G-Today Chair
man W. ~ Townsend, OF the enter
tainment committee. made public the
program for the three days conven-
ton of the Retail Merchants associa-
ton Of New Mexico. which meets at
santa Re July 5 10 Z The music is
to be furnished by the summer school
chorus under the leadership of Mrs.
Mary McFie Lackey, and chorus
number will open the convention. On
Sunday, July 4. will be played the in
terstate championship baseball game
Of Alamosa VS.. Santa Re on st. Mi
chaels college grounds.
On Monday, President A. c. Price
will call the convention TO order at
the Elks' club room and after an in
vocation, Governor Mcdonald and
Mayor w G.. Sargent will welcome
the delegates and their friends, the
response being by President Price, of
Ration In the afternoon the report
Of the committee on credentials Will
be heard. the president will make his
report and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected n Salmon. of
santa Fe, now first vice president be-
ing the leading candidate for the pres
idency. The amusements for the day
are Indian dances in front of the Pal
ace of the Governors, continuation
of the championship baseball series,
free motion picture show and a
boxing contest between Jack Torres
and Harry Schaffer
Report Of Secretary.
on Tuesday, the secretary Mrs.
Nora Il. Summers, of Santa Fe, will
make her annual report II. A. Neff,
Of Roswell, will deliver an address
on "New Mexico. Her Resources and
the Best Way Of Exploiting Them.
Thirty Days Credit, to Charge In
terest After That" will be the topic
of Clark d. Dillay of Roswell AT
the evening session the following ad-
dresses are on the program: "Legls-
latlon Needed and Already Secured,
hv Nathan Salmon; For Good of the
Association" by Arthur Seligman, OF
Santa Fe; Good Roads" by /. 5. VIII
son, of Ration, and Repeal of Mer-
chants License Law" by NJ. r. Men
delson, Of Ration,
The sports and amusements for
Tuesday include a free stock exhibit
and Indian dances, races on the track
near the United States Indian Indus
trial school. including a pacing race
for which a purse of $3.50 has been
hung up and for which Jake Levy mas
entered "Shecam, and Theodore Cor
rick "Rambling Red" a trotting race
purse $3.50, In which Jake Levy mas
entered "Osceola," and Charles clos
son "Richie Barron There will be
two motorcycle races, a square race.
a broncho race, quarter-mile dash
running race. and other impromptu
events.
Interesting Addresses. 1
on Wednesday Fl. S. Lithgow, OF
Albuquerque, will discuss Goitec-
tons" e. ]. Strong, of Albuquerque, |
"Co-operation;" j. II. York, Of Las
Vegas Credits" and Simon Bacha-
rach. Of Las Vegas, why We DO Not
Mix in Municipal Politics. At the
picnic grounds I'm the Santa Fe can
Won a barbecue Of beef, mutton ana |
porl, will be held and State Attorney 1
II $. Bowman. Of the association, VIII /
deliver a patriotic address. A drive
about tn city and the circle drive
will then be taken. Il
In the evening. the next place OF +
meeting will be selected and there
will be intense rivalry between Alpu-
uuerdue and Roswell for the next con-
vention. A grand ball in the armory
will close the entertainment features
lunch to be served by the Woiiidn /
board of trade. Fully thousand VS.
itors are expected in Santa t'e Tor the
three days On the fourth day. those
who remain in the city VIII make an
excursion to the cliff dwellings,
The Officers of the association are;
President. A. c. Price, Of Ration; first
vice president. Nathan Salmon, OF
Santa Fe. second vice president, isaac
Bacharach. OF Las Vegas; third vice
president, II. S. dthgow, of Alhuquer-
que: fourth vice president Fred Muei-
Ter. OF Santa Fe; directors FRANK
Maurer, w. A. Johnson John Fl. YORK
Thomas Johnson, NJ. r. Mendelsohn,
E. r. strong and J. b Wood. Last
year the association met at III ton. a
motion picture of the convention
crowd will probably be taken for the
San Diego exposition.