The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
Supper Table
Gossip

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~ the Youngest captnln Ia the marine
corps. WA In the city yesterday with
his parenp. Mr.. and Mira. w. A..
Hawkins o. ~ Paso. Captain Hawk
ina, although one of the few marines
not killed " the battles Of the Ar
Eonne and Chateau Thierry. received
physical disabilities from
lie was promoted from lieutenant to
captain FOR Hnllant action and has
been fetifeL on nav.
The annual rnIl-call and banquet
Of the First Baptist church will be
held tomorrow nlght at o'clock,
when = chicken dinner will be served
AZ the church. An members Of tho
church and friends are welcome.
Dr. q. =. Luckctf Of the state
Health department h In the city to-
day 20 30 over the equipment for the
new laboratory that n being installed
AZ the university. Miss Myrtle Green
ueid, bacteroloeist. has the equip
ment Installed and n ready 10 begin
business. She will make all bacter.
oioeieal tests for the state In COM
municnhle diseases and one Of the
early things that will be taken up
VIII be an examination OF the water
supply Of the various cities OF the
Congrcsamau and Mrs. Charles D.
Thompson have left for their home
az Defiance. Ohio. after visiting with
their son. T.. v. Thompson who has
been seriously M at n local aanitar-
ium. The condition OF Mr.. Thomp-
son IT.. has improved to the extent
that he expects 20 leave the hospital
the latter part Of this week. and In
the near future resume his employ
ment In Tho local United States BIZ
oloeical survey offices.
General Superintendent g. n.
Parker. Of the Santa Fc. ana party.
who have heen In Albuquerque for
the past couple OF days. left on No.
something ~intcrvcnea. they expect to
attend the funeral ~ Assistant Con-
eral Manager Edward Raymond. who
died recently II the santa re hospital
AT Topeka. This funeral will prob
ably be held tomorreT.
The executive committee, of the
New Mexico Game Protective asso-
citation Will hold a meeting at the
local forestry onicc tonight. one OF
the objects Of this meeting Is to a.
range FOR the annual rabbit dinner
% be given In February ana also TO
consider law violations or tho past
aeason and means OF ~remedyinE such
gases, The question OF restocking tho
dreams Of the state next spring with
fsh through the government fisher
les, ais will BE- gone over. The deer
ard turkey situation. which Is con-
sidered serious also Will be gone over
with n view % the possible establish
ment OF game refugees throughout
the state for this game.
Mr.. Ward Shcplard and y. ". Rcb-
crtE OF the local forestry department.
accompanied by y A. Goldman OF
the biological survey nj Washington
have left for tho Sltgreaves national
forest near CheValon. Arizona where
a census OF the Elk herd In the Sit
greavcs forests will be made as well
al an enort 70 locate their winter
hauntH and range. The object OF this
census n to determine the Increase In
the number % elk with a view OF
making recommendations to the state
game authorities as to the number Of
bulls that could be killed a c year
without depicting the herd. also -
determine II a game refuge should
be established for the elk before per-
mission IL granted for the killing OF
bulls. There Is at present no open
scason for the killing OF these elk
but u n thought possible that n short
open season ~ possible and this nat
ter Is TO be ~thorOughly gone over In
the reports 10 follow this census.
There viii b. q regular mceting nf
Adah Chnpter No. g., order Eastern
/ Star tomorrow night at the Masonic
Temple at T:aO o'clock. There Will
be initiation ceremonies.
Friends are Invited to attend the
mass TO he said for Mrs. e. W. Lewis
at the Sacred Heart church Friday
at 5 a. m. Mrs. NJ. A. Yrisari.
Al Grimsllaw and r.. y. Truth wcre
up in police court this morning on
charges Of violating the traffic laws.
Grimshaw was fined sib and Truib
IS.
There was n waiting line at the
municipal store on South second
street this morning. Army goods
were being eagerly snapped up by
particular ~favorite among the goods
on sale. Summer underwear wnB
selling almost equally as good as
a-my wool blankets. The stock will
not last long M the rate Il Is going
today. However, two more cars are
expected 10 arrive at n time. The
store will he open tonight from Z 10
s:3O p. m. TO accommodate iaboring
men who cann0t get down town dur-
Ing the day.
THE subicrs for tomorrow after
moons program az the Moman's club
Will be Civics, with Mrs. J. @. Gould
rs leader The needing will begin
az 3 o'clock, and will be proceeded
by a meeting or the board Of man
eritt will give a piano solo as the
first number on the program. Miss
Minnie Diehl viii present a paper on
Municipal Tourist Grounds" A vo-
cal solo by Mrs. A. T. Riedling will
precede a paper on what Changes
in Womun's Political and Economic
status ~ Likely 30 Result from sun
rage by Mrs. Lillian II. Johnson.
Lee Nanu wiil give q reading from
Booth darlington. "Pcnrod'a Aniic-
ton"
Earnest A. Polansky returned this