The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-24
Supper Table
Gossip


Weekly visits 20 the women prison.
ers IN The county jail Will be made by
representatives OF the n. W. &. A. and
salvation Army. There ~ no matron
IN the jail 10 look after the women.
and nothing for them 10 do. II n plan
ned TO carry ramcs, fruit books and
magnxinca so the women who are most
approciatltc OF M attention. A re-
quest was made yesterday BY one Of
the women prisoners for some crochet
cotton.
Advertised list Of forrisn letters.
week ending March 20: Miss Jessie
Grace, A. FitEgerald.
The girif ha~rbeii a Of the Gem
trai school beat the team from the
Fouth Ward school 90 10 5 IN n game
played on the Central school diamond
yeatt rday afternoon. itOramnry Hor-
Ean ~ captain Of the Central can anu
Elisabeth Scott Of tho Fourth Ward
nine. Tho Central team has twice de-
fcatcd the Third Ward team. The.
Girls play regular baseball but with a
soft indoor-ball.
Bnrbcss ~ the city are vigorously
protesting against having 10 move
their signs on the sidewalks under
;he new city ordinance which be-
comes effective on sunday. The ordi-
nance was passed primarily to compel
fruit dealers to take their displays on
the sidewalk. hut was made to In
clude an sorts OF business property
that Is placed on the walks.
The rcgtllnr rterflng OF the city
commission was called OF tonight on
account Of the absence OF the chair
man. Walter Council. and Commits
siorer Hughes from The city.
Judge ". W. Mcclellan yesterday
made the Episcopal church The bene-
hciary OF the insurance policy which
he took out under the blanket insur-
nnCc plan for city employees. The Judge
said the church would be given permis-
sion to use The mcn~y as II desired, 30
erect a stceple. install chimes or for
any other purpose hat u desired.
The New Mexico Game Protective
association IL sending out circular let
tiers to all state and national game
protective ORGANIZATIONS In IN effort
to enlist their mid IN bringing pres
sure 10 bear on members OF
to pass the Nelson bin now before
that body which provides for the cree
alton Of federal same refugees on ma
tionai forests where such refugees
are approved by the governors Of the
states where. they are to be located.
senator knutc Nelson. author OF this
hill recently wired the New Mexico
association that this bill would prob
ably be brought mp after the pcaC.
treaty had been disposed OF.
A o partisan league VIII he or
ganlzcd next Monday night by the
labor unions. This organization will
be In accordance with the plans now
being advocated by the American
Federation Of Labor. The lcague Will
work during the primaries with the
view Of nominating men who endorse
the principles Of labor. II will also
Investigate the records Of any nomi-
nces who may appear before the puo-
Tic. Any candidate receiving the APP
provai OF the league will receive the
solid support OF the laboring classes.
Mary A. Marshal, Secretary of
nursing for the National tuberculosis
association will be In Albuquerque
Friday for n four days visit. From
here she VIII proceed To Santa Fc.
where she Will consult with Magdaline
Banzhof. state supervisor for public
heath nursing.
years was.n santa Fe conductor run
ming between Albuquerque and Las
Vegas most Of the time, and who at
tempted suicide by shooting himself
twice last week. dice this morning NJ
his home In ms Vegas from the self
Inflicted wounds. He will probably
be buried at that place. Mr.. Bryant
was one OF the best known railway
employees IA OF Albuquerque.
Tie OF the a. q. and Al
buqucrque Grey hall teams got 10
scther this afternoon to discuss the
| prospects for the coming baseball
soason. They also appointed n COM
mittse TO solicit support for the build
lng Of q grand stand and completing
the fence OF the ball park.
There win be u meeting al the
Crystal theatcr tonight at \ o'clock
for the purpose Of organizing a Me-
Adoo club. All MoAdoo supporters
ars urged TO attend.
A message 'from young people 90
young people" will be included IN all
the county conference programs OF
the Interchurch World movement.
| Prominent young men and women
from various colleges ana schools
Throughout the state will be assigned
spcclai topics which VIII reveal the
many fields OF service open TO the
youth OF New Mexico. Foreign ard
home missions viii be discussed ana
/ assistance offered to anyone who has
not vet found his life work.
j. VI. KImbal of New YORK Ctty II
stopping on fnr n short visit en- route
from san Francisco to sis home. MI
Kimhal Is a short hand and tNpe-
writing expert OF International rcpu.
tation and has successfully commended
IN fNNNN NAANN NANN 49," ~
first one In 1901. He Will address the
studcnts Of the Albuquerque business
College tomorrow morning ~ 1913
aud is also scheduled for "A speech at
tho Rotary club luncheon. Together
with his wife. Mr.. Kimbal VIII at
tend the national business convention
In Santa Re next week
A spring social anil tea will be- given
Thursday afternoon at the P~teshyteI-
ian church by the following women
Nesdames Blakcmore Elder, Webster,
Hoover. Livingston, Cooper, Franklin
aud Ncynolda n musicians VINO Wlll
furnish the entertainment are Mrs.
Fnw, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. walsh
Mrs. y. a.. Moore, Miss Helen toetz
ana A!ss Dorothy Cameron.
Hnnna aud Hanna, lo%al photo
graphors. have already reserved "a stu
I dio In the Mcdonald building which IN
now being constructed on the north
west corner Of Central and Fourth.
! The new concern Will De known ns the
step Lively Photo shop"
The bOar1 Of difcrtOt~ az tile cham
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