The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Supper Table
Gossip


II there ire any q young men
In this city who-desire entrance 10
summer school at Great Lakes, ILL.,,
you still have two days to avail your
self Of this wonderful opportunity.
Call at navy recruiting station.
III i-2 West Central avenue for fun
Information.
4 report Of the SUCCESS OF Paul
M,Haul. who IL u professor Of chem
lstry at the Oklahoma State College
Of Agriculture is brought By DIR. Hi
ton Ira Jones, who gave a scientific
lecture at the c~hautnuqua last night
Dr. Jones " a member Of the faculty
at the same college. Professor
Menaul graduated from the Univer-
sity of New Mexico in 1915 with a
double major of chemistry and biol
ogy. He taught high school chem
istry for two years ana then feturn-
ed to the university to substitute III
the department of biology In 1918.
lie has been at the Oklahoma college
two years.
The National Exploration company
which IL making extensive oil de-
velopments In the vicinity of Roswell
has moved an oil rigging to a field
south Of Buchanan, N. NJ, according
to W. G. Reid, who has Just returned
from Roswell. II oil In developed In
this field Albuquerque will he the
nearest big commercial center, says
Captain Reid.
There will he n regular meeting Mt
the Labor Temple tonight OF the To-
cal maehinists organization, at which
II IL expected the recent award OF
The federal labor wag board will he
one Of the principal topics OF dis
cussion. W. S. Patterson. general
secretary for the Santa Fe system
will probably tell of his experiences
Mt the democratic national conven-
ton at san Francisco. w. II. Eisen-
berg. a law student ms well as n ma
chinist. from Dayton, Ohio, who Is
here. will give II short talk on his
personal ac~quaintnnces with Cover
nor Cox. of Ohio, as well as touching
upon the political situation In Ohio.
his native state.
The Pythlan Sisters viii hold n
''bunko' party at the knights of
members of the Knights, their wives
and other relatives. Refreshments
are to he served.
Born 10 Rcy. and Mrs. Winfrcd
n. Ziegler Yesterday afternoon, twin
boys. II Is stated that n of the
boys IL to be named after Bishop
Frederick b. Howden.
\. Kntz has been cited 20 appear In
police court tonight at 6 o'clock on
the charge OF buying stolen property.
lie IL said TO have purchased a suit
Of clothes which was stolen on June
81. Il. w. Baird. who claims the
ownership of the suit, made the COM
plant.
An automobile. said to have been
driven by ChPrles Nandevalde struck
a horse u buggy on North Twelfth
street early last night. The buggy
was driven by Frank Garcia. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Garcia the buggy was
smashed and the horse Injured. Van
devalde has been cited to appear In
police court tomorrow morning at .
o'clock on the charge of not reporting
, an accident.
Another bridegroom considerably
/ above legal age" applied for n mar
riage license at the county clerks
! office today when James w. Hall,
! who gave his z at 60 venrs, re-
ceived a llcense to marry Mrs. Mary
Gonzales, both OF Albuquerque. This
license was issued Immediately fol-
lowing the n in which the man
was ~ years old.
The board OF directors OF the
Chamber of Commerce will meet at
4;3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Office OF the county agent Is
10 he an exchange Office. County
Agent O.. l.. Crawford has prepared
a large bulletin board which Is to be
placed In the front of the office.
Farmers having hogs. or cattle for
sale will notify him and have II
marked up on the board. Farmers
wishing 10 purchase stock or farm
goods will also make their wants
known. In ms way MIR. Crawford
calculates that the board will be OF