The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-12
Supper Table
Gossip

Miss Jessie I. Lummls, assistant
mRuagcr OF The Mountain division Of
the American Red Cross. Is expected
TO arrive In Albuquerque October 10.
During her three days stay here she
viii aadst the local chapter In maxi
ing organization plans for the fourth
roll call which will he held Nov. IL
to 20. She will also explain more
fully the peace time program OF the
Red Cross. especially along those
lines In which the Albuquerque chap
ter Is particularly interested. Miss
Bummis Is stopping over on her re-
turn trip from Tucumcari, where abe
spoke before the New Mexico Fed
ention OF womcn's club on the sub
Ject. The Field OF Red Gross
Service"
Arrangements for the military
funeral OF Louis Otero, whose body
Is expected to arrive home from
France this week. will be made to-
night at the regular meeting OF the
Hugh A. Carlisle Post No. I, Amer
lean Legion. which will begin at the
Armory at 5 o'clock. The body OF
young Otero IL the first OF the local
boys who lost their lives in tho war
overseas to be disinterred and sent
back to Albuquerque. Col. Henry Il.
Brown will be In charge Of the mill
81 ~ NNHH = mia vs. NANNE
he made tonight for the organization
Of the Spanish clnsses and other cdu-
c~ationai work for the former service
men. A large attendance IN desired.
The third OF the political lectures
given under the auspices OF tho Buei-
ness and Professional Woman's club
OF Albuquerque will be held this v
ming at s o'clock at the Y. w. c. a.
recreation center. This evenings
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Of the two platforms OF the political
parties. Miss Ethel Hickey, presi-
dent OF the club, will represent the
republicans and Miss Josephine Par
sons Will represent the democrats. A
number OF out-of-town visitors ure
expected at the lecture.
The a. A. II. woman's Relief
Corps No. Z will hold a regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 1850
. clock at odd Fellows hall. Initia-
ton and refreshments.
Inc regular meeting of 81. Johns
1spnch % The MOman 8 Auxiliary
Nn ~ n4td at ) . ctOcK wednesday
ate, noon ut the home OF Mrs. hoy
s.rO,,., ~ South Fourteenth street.
All members are urged TO be present.
When untn NO. y arrived here inns
moriung. mai clerks reported TINT
incrc Was no mail sack at Berna-
lilo. investigation revealed That II
had been stolen from the ran II lev
minutes before the arrival OF the
train. I'D Sinclair. Santa Fe special
officer. investigated the theft this
morning. lie found the mail pouch
silt open and two registered letters
opened.
\ campaign for more men To join
The ~ mnasium classes OF the y. NJ.
e. a. was promoted by the member
ship committee OF Tho association
meeting II dinner at the Y last night.
Two cams Of ten members working
incognito will contest for members
ext Monday evening at which time
reports will be made. The member
ship committee IL headed by II. !.
Hahn IN A. l.. Martin.
Two carloads Of pianos have been
shipped into Albuquerque during the
past week for the ltiedling Music
company. One cag contained i6 in
Htruments md the other being un-
loaded today has II pianos, all Of the
Baldwin dake. This is the first time
In the history OF the piano business
In the city hat such large shipments
have been received at one time.
Virgil C%IitchicId and IAun MARI
were given 10 days In Jail on the
charge Of vagrancy this morning.
T.. l.. Schneider, Inspector I'm charge
Of the United states animal bureau
and Frank Clark. inspector OF the
cattle sanitary board. have Just re-
turned from Amarillo, Texas, where
they conferred with members OF the
Texas livestock and animal bureaus,
Elizabeth w. Sutton has been
granted n divorce from Charles G.
sutton. together with the custody OF
their sen. Paul Frances Sutton. 10
years old. The grounds for divorce
were cruel and inhuman treatment.
The defendant was ordered 20 pay
$50 a month toward the support OF
the child and wan given the privilege
Of visiting him.
Two suits to collect money on bills
were filed IN the district court today.
Bond-Dillon company has brought
suit against LOWS Stewart for f189.6l
worth OF goods and merchandise de-
livered. The Imperial laundry has
also brought suit against ID. w. lobe
OF Jobe's Barber shop to collect a
laundry bill for Si0s.74 which was
incurred during August. September
and October.
The exhibit OF paintings " the
Santa Fe and Taos artists which has
been hung In the Woman's Club
building win be oper 10 the general
public his evening at 3 o'clock. n
was announced today. The exhibit
viii be open the remainder OF the
week In the afternoons.
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