The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Supper Table
Gossip

.. y. Arnold addressed thc EnRi-
nccrs' association meeting az the
Chamber OF Commerce Saturday eSc-
ming, telling OF the work OF the gov
eminent in cutting. milling and select
ing spruce timber for airplane use
during the war. He worker IN the
forests 81 the northwest during the
war.
sohn Ross. IN charge OF the Iocal
office for the Reimbursement of in
cnpacitated service men, reports that
the most n~ainstaking measures are
being taken 20 insure a prosperous
future for Uncle Sans former service
men. A school has been established
here to educate the cX-sOldiers OF
spanish extraction In primary English
aud elementary arithmetic. The class
% viii start tonight under the super
vision 81 Miss Lucy Ross and will be
held fOur nights each week az the
y. NJ. G. A. These sessions. which will
Start al 7 o'clock. viii be Of two hours
duration. No tuition will he charged.
the expense OF the plan being assum-
ed by the government. An those WIN
are planning apprenticeship or prac-
ticai shop training are invited to en-.
roll In the class which nov inclues
ABOUT eight members.
John RosS, la charge OF the local
rehabiliiRtinE Office, has succeeded In
enrolling Louis Espadilia. former
soldier. In the Albuquerque business
roiiege. Mr.. Espadilla 10 pursuing "a
course In saleamanship.
A party OF i've. including John \.
Burns, }. W. Buttriss. financial SUI
pervtSor Of the lnterchurch World
movement IN this district: clifford
Walking. Flora Chaas, and Erma
Walking visited Belcn sunday While
there. Mr.. Burns and Mr.. Buttriss
made addresses before the Belcn In
terchurch workers. They returned so
Albuquerque last night.
Railway ranic ~ fast getting back
10 normal following she tie-up as Il
result Of the striking trainmen la
various parts OF the country last week.
All Santa Re trains are now running
on about schedule time. Many Of the
embargoes on freight shipments put
In effect during the strike have been
removed. All embargoes applying to
the west Of Albuquerque have been
removed, while with the exception OF
livestock TO and through Kansas city
and Chicago, practically all em-
bargoes have been lifted on easibound
traffic. EmbargoeS on express ship
mentx were removed last week.
Edward y. Ancona addressed the
pupils and teachers OF the seventh
grades at their regular Monday morn
ina assembly at the Central school
his morning on Game Animals Of
New Mexico" Illustrating his lecture
with lantern slides. This was In con-
nection with the Game Protective
association campaign for the protcc-
tion Of wild game ana clean sports
manshil throughout the southwest.
MIR. AnCsna also touched on fire pro
lection problems and their connection
with the preservation ~ Wild animal
life. as we'll as the destruction
wrought - fires TO the growing TIM
her and tine national foI ests. The
principal object uf his lecture. accord
ms 10 Mr. Anconu Is 10 get the young
hunters 90 realize the meaning Of
clean sportsmanship" AS against the
game hog and others who do not
play ne game fair 10 the game itself
or the other sportsmen.
The board OF directors OF the v. ".
q. A. will meet tonight ct z so o'clock.
Mrs. VI. r.. Hickey. vice president of
the association. viii preside in he
absence OF Mrs A. q. Stroup who is
attending the untionai convention at
Cleveland.
Advertised list at for n letter..
week ending Auril ~: Mrs Lionel
Edmunds go. Miss Lillian l.athrup;
Mr.. Arthur =. Ballard.
The hig joint Rotary -kiWanis lunch
con which was scheduled for Thurs
day ~ the y. NJ e.. A. was called on
because there h. no emporium In the
city large enough 20 accommodate sn
many guests al one time Several In
torchurch dignitnries OF prominence
are To- arrive Thursday for a brief
stay and the TWO ORGANIZATIONS had
planned 10 entertain them hy "a con-
Joined luncheon. An investigation
showed that. in addition 90 the lack
OF accommodation, several conflict
ing circumstance al This time would
make the plan impractical.
There will be- "a regular meeting Of
tho Muman's Benefit association OF
the MucCahees tomorrow afternoon az
2 O'Clock at fhe Odd Fellows hail a
party will be given at 80 90
which the public Is invited.
SNOW, rain und sunshine intcrmin-
sled furnished freakish April weather
today. A cold wind prevailed ull day
and the weather forecast Tor tonight
is for freezing temperature. A greet
ing heard On the street TINS morning
Il Rather "a short summer we
had
\ decree Of divorce was entered IN
the district court this morning Tor
Minnie Randolph uE.inst Albert j.
Randolph IN the grounds ~ cruel and
luhuman treatment and non-suppott
The plaintiff was awarded the Gus
tody ~ two minor children. Evelyn
Anna, aged lu, and Albert. aged s..
She was also awarded half Of the Coni-
muniiy property ANA $50 f. month a'i-
mony.