The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Supper Table
Gossip

Ihr Girl's welhve board ~ H.
meeting Saturday refused 90 accept
the resignation Of Miss Agnes May
narh AZ superintendent She rendered
Aer resignation following the escape
~ two girls from the home. The
board Increased the reward Tor the
been found Of the Hlrls.
FIae day observance NJ Itobmson
park yesterday attracted a large
crowd. The American Legion Nom
hers, hoy Scouts and members Of the
Eika marched to tho park from
Fourth and Gold avenue. The pro-
gram as announced was carried out.
inriuding addresses BY Rabbi Noise
BERGMAN and George :. kiock.
Three federal guards. all uomen
with guns strapped 70 their wasists.
and 70 far as known he first women
acting In this capacity ever seen To-
cnliy. passed through Albuquerque
last night on train No. 2 en- route
from Phoenix, Arizona. to Leaven-
worth. Kansas. In charge OF six
women federal prisoners. Two o. the
prisoners were said to be life termers.
a. r. ~. Morris. district engineer.
advises that south and north bound
tourists may use the Canine Real. Al
buaueruue TO Los I.unRs, Via islota
and Peraiia, beginning today.
n. r. Marsh. In charge of timber
sales for the southwestern district OF
the rational forests has returned
from the coconino forests In Arizona,
where he spent the past week with
Assistant District Forester c. NJ.
Grange Of the Denver Office. who is
going over yellow pine timber safes
OF this district with a view OF obtain
ing first hand Information to be used
In connection with a pending sale OF
yellow pine timber IN Colorado which
II contaminated will be one OF the
largest sales ever made In hat state.
Mr.. Grange. who win return here to-
morrow will spend from ten DAYS to
two weeks on this work before re-
turning 70 the Colorado capital city.
Major John u. Guthrie. formerly OF
the local district forestry onice. but
nos In the northwestern district. has
been selected by the department to
make an inspection trip over the
Alaskan forests during the coming
summer.
Hugh CaIklns. who for sonle time
has been district Inspector In charge
Of Improvement work. OF the south
western district o. the national for
estry department with headquarters
here. has left to take up his new
duties az supervisor Of the Coconino
forests with headquarters at Tucson.
Arizona. Before coming to he local
district foresters offices. Mr.. Calkins
WIS supervisor OF the ella forests at
Silver City.
Edward J. Dawson Of Kansas CITY.
photographer employed by Pred
Harvey AMI Others In the making OF
antochrome photographs for post
| cards. booklets. posters. etc. stopped
on here this morning while ON his
way to the Grand Canyon and will
spend the day az isleta making pho
tcRrRphs Of the Indians and the
pueblo. The autochrome process Of
! photographs In their natural colOrs
Is the invention % the Lumiera COM
pany OF Lyons. France with which
Mr.. Dawson has devoted b past
several years. Fred Geary, an artist
In the employ Of the Harvey people,
IL also here. en- route to the Grand
Canyon. Mr. Geary's work consists
principally Of front pages for Harvey
folders, posters and other novelty
work.
The Indiana picnic will be- held to-
morrow noon at Mcclellan square.
an Informal Hoosier anair To which
everyone is expected to bring his
lunch and eat out-Of-doors undcr the
trees. No formal program Of
speeches has been prepared but talks
and songs will be given after lunch.
The picnic will begin about 1880
o'clock. IL IN expected that a large
number Of former Indiana residents,
~ which there are about 800 In the
city. Will gather at Fourth n SLATE
avenue for the affair tomorrow. The
Indiana reunion held AT Robinson
park over a month ago brought out
an unusually large number OF
HOLSTERS. among them some Of the
most prominent people OF tho city
W. A. Field Is chairman Of the pic
mic tomorrow. with Mrs. q. *. Angle
~ vice chairman.
Tue v. ". G. \. swimming pool will
be open TO women tomorrow morn
ing from $50 TO S:30 o'clock as
usual. No women swimmers will be
admitted without presenting their
certificate OF physical examination Ia
Miss Elizabeth Rose, director Of
health activities 81 the Y. W. c. A.
over so women took u dip In the
plunge last Tuesday morning Al
though this seems like a large num-
her in consideration Of the early
hour. the women are only "a drop IN
the bucket TO the numbers of men
and boys who swim there every day.
according to Secretary Fox.
The won,en's exchange was a
medium for the sale Of u number OF
articles 81 food. fancy work and
clothing on Saturday afternoon. The
stencilrd and embroidered blOuHes ui
MIA. Inez Westiake and Miss Fund
Ter were particularly popular. The
exchange viii be held open every
SATURDAY afternoon ns long AS the
community feels the need Of IT,
Chester IeIt0y DelcOmp of TIL.
city and Roscoe u. Iehr Of Cham
paiEn. H.. are the latest purchasers
Of navy stock Lehr viii go a.
the Cooks and bakers school at San
Francisco. while Delcomp viii attend
he Radio school at Mare Island, Cal
The men enlisted at b navy recruit
ing station at 2llR West Central
avenue.
.. q. IOrd has zee appointed an
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