The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Supper Table
Gossip


A party OF automobile tourists
from eouthern Colorado who spent
the past week here en- route to the
Pacific oas continued on their
Journey yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
a.. Ryan and son OF Alamona, Colo.
were among the party. ttra. Eean ~
the sister ~ John w. Wilson,
Dr. nusta =. boyd left this MORN
ing for Clayton whore ne will make
the commencement address to the
graduating class Of the Clayton High
school. He viii also speak before the
Union county teachers institute which
will open there the first Of next week.
The new ruling In regard TO the
parking Of automobiles Al the rail-
way station. which went into erect
this week. N working with such sue
cess that Il n not thought hat it
viii be necessary 70 ask tho city
commission 20 pass an ordinance reg
ulating his traffic. Under this ruling
cars not actually loading or ~discharg-
ing passengers must park with the
rear OF the carriage against the inside
.ciro,e Of the driveway instead Of
against tho platform ~ had been a
custom. This gives a clear passage
next 10 the depot. The majority OF
drivers have already shown a willing
mess to obey thls ruling.
The boys % ~. Anthony's orphan
age gave their sixth annual enter
tainment before a large house nj the
High school auditorium last night. A
four act comedy. The Mascot" com
stltutfng the first part OF the pro-
Eram was amusing as was the min
strel allow which followed. The same
program win be given tonight at the
auditorium at S:30 o'clock. There
are no reserved sets. The how was
scheduled for last week 81 the crystal
theater hal was postponed on account
OF the balcony disaster.
A touching window display IN hon
or Of Memorial Day has been ar
ranged by the Reidilng Music store
With an exhibit OF drums, nfes and
hugies. In the center OF the display
i 4 placard to the memory Of the
fallen heroes. decorated with tiny
American fiags and red roses In
baskets.
Col. ID. X. n. sellers ~rercIvcl adj
vices today that the bridge at Garth
age q gone oht He j. advising
tourists going west to cross the river
on the Ialeia bridge and then take
the Gallup road. Information as 10
the route to reach the Gallup road
from Isieta may be Obtained at Au-
gust SAILS store. he says.
Horn MAY 90 TO Mr., and Mr.. laul
Becker OF springervilie. Arizona, a
girl. Mrs. Becker Is at the Presby-
terrain hospital here.
The teachers examinations for Ber-
nalilo cOunty viii be held at the Of
flee OF the county superintendent on
June II and ~ at > O'Clock.
'sTaxes arr coming In very slowly
complains o. A. Matson. county col
- 49,. - AAWl
n month goes on the first OF June
and there are still 1900 receipts
which should be out hy the first Of
the month. he said. lie advises th'
tax payers to settle up now for tbs
last half OF h 1919 taxes and save
themselves some money.
District Attorney George II. Craii
and Harry +. Lee. clerk Of the dis
trict court. returned last night from
Gallup At the close OF the May tern
Of the court In Mckinley county
Judge n. ". Ryan who held court 70
Judge Hickey at Gallup. passed
through the city last night on his re
turn to silver city. The term LASTED
10 days.
Iulu Groean, alias lulu Burke
was on trial before Justice Of tn
Peace John w. Wilson this after
noon charged with stealing SIS from
John GrOran. coiOred, n cape wort
sac from Ruth Chaves and a suit cas-
worth 81 from Mrs jenkins. Tn
woman was arrested IN Santa re yes
terday where she has gone with he
new possessions, including n natiy
OF Old Mexico. The complaint IA
filed against her by John Grogal
who claims that she has stolen fron
him on other occasions.
OnleeFs for the coming year wer
elected by Typographical Union NJ
500 wednesday. as follows; Presiden
+. v. Carleton; Vice President, e, y
Sparks; 81 lretary Treasurer, j. !
Harris; sergeant-at-Arns, Denni
Htillweii; Executive Committee. Harr
G. Gordon, r. n. Turner. I'D.
wheeler: Delegates 20 Central lAbo
Union, Frank Holloway, G. r.. Sparks
IN a Harris.