The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-25

NuurrO IAAI service. thouo ~.
Trxt ..~se 17e. Nicholson Taxi
Eryant washburn. popular movie
star, tiayed 10 a large and interested
audience IN hla latest rirtpre. ~ PAYS
TO Adecriian,~ on the Alinrndo plat
form late yesterday afternoon. Wash
hurn and hla company arrived on be-
lated train No. 3 and set 10 work linz
mediately 90 film tho scenes featuring
navajo, lslein aud tupi Indians
which will complete the picture. Tho
actor himself appeared In two OF tho
Genes.
Dr g. ,. De Prasiln Of New o%rieans.
president OF tho United sulphur AID
development company. and party
composed Of J. y. Vrett and l.. ,.
Chopin 81 Derry. Ia. J. n. Gibbs and
j. y. Carter " Winnfieid, La. ieft
yesterday for Santa Fc. en- route 70
New orleans. nr. De Prnslln has Just
finished an inspection OF the coal
fields. sulphur deposits and timber
IN the Jcmcz Springs region. and will
return In n month with a party Of
experts who will decide ns to tho
company's operations IN timber.
Dr. y. O. Cornish went 60 Santa Fc
last evening, and will return this eve
ming.
4. @. simms spent tho day in santa
Re IN business.
Louis McClurkcn has returned from
n two weeks business trip In Ari-
zona.
Roger barter OF the L. S. forestry
at Flagstaff. Arizona. ~ in the city for
a few DAYS.
Henry rick. a merchant OF Iamy.
Is IN the city for a short visit.
Theodore scilg. OF tho Kahn store
In Gallup. n visiting friends and rela-
tives In the city.
lloyd T. King OF Denver left this
morning for Magdalena, where he
viii attend the state convention OF the
KNIGHTS OF pythias. Mr.. King " SUI
perintendent for the Insurance depart
ment Of the X. 81 r.. for the west.
Tho new bowling alleys az the Y.
~. G. A. were initiated last Dight
when several OF the players who are
to roll In tonights exhibition match
tried their hands at the sport, The
public Is invited to witness this eve
nig'a exhibition,
AN University OF Now Mexico
alumni are urged to meet at the
Chamber % Commerce tonight at 7:30
for a conference with the university
and faculty. and for election of Of
nrors. The Alumni association has
pledged It's support TO the state uni
vcrsity. and IN "a strong boosting Or
%ganization. Allen Bruce Is acting
president.
Alfred y. Rogers was nned SIS IN
police our this morning on a charge
Of having binding headlights on his
automobile. He was arrested on Sec
ond street near the police station.
samuel Wall was fined $50 y~es>erduy
afternoon on a charge 81 RECKLESS
irving
Reed Holloman Of Santa Fe was in
Albuquerque yesterday on business.
Il. A. Walsh. Of the TolteX on COM
pany at Lamy Is In Albuquerque ON
business
II. {. Frost, the architect, Of III
Paso, arrived In Albuquerque last
The Misses Alice and Rose Rcbin-
son and Agnes Callahan OF Greenvlllel
pennsylvania. arrived last night on
No. /. Miss Alice and Rose Robin
son came Co visit the. sister Mrs
chus. Barrett OF 70s wet Lead ave-
nue., and Miss Callahan to visit her
cousin. Jack Halves, In 81. Joseph
sanitorium. They also brought with
them Mrs. Barretts little daughter
Mary.
There will be plenty OF tables FOR
everybody at the cafe Chantant to-
morrow night. according To Mrs. w
y. Walton.
W. {. Reid IS In III Paso today on
business.
Mrs. Jessie Keioher aud daughter,
Miss EuFenia Keleher, ave returned
from California.
Mrs. John strumquist leaves tomor-
row FOR Boulder. colo, where h VIII
Join her son Ralph Hili and daughter
Beatrice nm who ARE attending the
University OF Colorado.
a wagon load of large red apples Of
the Northern Spy variety was brought
10 town this morning By Andrew
Sichler. The apples were raised near
Los Lunas. one specimen brought 20
the Herald Office weighed exactly one
pound.
Ernest Landoln, assistant secretary
treasurer OF the First Savings BANK
and Trust company, leaves tomorrow
for New York city. lie VIII be cone
about "a month.
william +. Cam and Herbert W.
Weir who have been visiting DR.. J. j.
Peace continued on their trip to cal
ifornia today. Mr.. Cam u a nephew
OF Or. rcarce.
Major Bnllantync, an old friend ..
=. G. RedinEton. district forester. wis
In town today en- route from CHlifor-
mia 70 Chicago, having made the trip
this FAR In company with Mr.. lteding-
ton.
e. s. Brothers leaves tonight Tor the
forest ranger meeting at the Datil for
est.
a now supply Of service buttons FOR
the world war Veterans was received
at the army recruiting station yesier-