The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25
Supper Table
Gossip
HUnrlc DirkT Wootton. chlrf under

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days IN Trinidad, Colo, printed for he
first time IN the Trinidad Chronicle
News Of March %. He tells OF a
visit IN 1874 TO the famous rock house
at Cariau. colo. which was tho haunt
Of a band of thieves and outlaws.
~rnc.e Dick who tracked a pair Of
stolen mules to the retreat OF The
gang. has the record o. being the only
mar who ever came across the ton
house and went away alive. After
getting hack his mules. and accepting
the thieves hospitality. he was ea-
corted WAY and told 90 keep mum.
lie kept his word until some OF the
gang were caught for murder and
hanged.
A doubIe-bcader basket hall game
Vas played yesterday between 81.
street school. ~. Mary's first team
won a hotiy contested game NJ IN
North Fourth street grounds by a
score OF i2 TO .. ST. Marl-s second
team was defeated to the tune Of 5
TO 4 The teams are To meet again
today a. y. m. At -. Mays school
grounds.
Claude simpson. secretary OF the
Roswell Chamber OF Commerce, an
nounces that all cattlemcn attending
n convention at Roswell March 80
~ VII receive The best possible room
Ing accommodations. Reservations
have already been established at the
chamber OF IN building and
those who ave been unable 10 secure
rooms az hotels will be- taken care
OF IN private homes. Now features
ave been added to tho entertainment
program IND something will be going
on every minute OF the three days
session. An especially large attend
unra fr0n auufnFn Nnu M0wNTn Il Az
pected.
The antomoblIcs OF Earl Ibowdich
and Dr. Royal u. Tracy were stripped
OF auto tires and tools last night In
front Of the Eiks building. The thefts
we're reported 20 the police this morn
ing. II Is believed 20 be The work
Of boys who have beer selling the
goods FOR junk.
Afr~. VI. u. Lukcr and grandson.
Charles Luker. Of Denver. Colo. have
come here to make their home. Al
present they are the guests % Mt
and Mrs. W. u. RIVER. Ir, of the
Hotel Bronx. Mrs. Rycr Ia Mrs. Luz
ker's sister.
The Loyal Order Of Moose. AIbu-
queIque lodge No. i0G. Will hold "a
social meeting tonight at y o'clock
at the Knights OF Pythias hall Al
members n their friends are in
NNNNA - NAHNNA
Passenger travel. which has bcSn
SO heavy to the west for several
months. Is increasing rapidly In the
oppositedlrcction. Train No. 4. THE
limited. today for the first time II
running In three sections. The third
section. however. IL running on the
schedule Of a second numer ten
Train No. 3 westward. Is still running
In from two to three sections daily.
nV.. .mm me.n .aaa..a l.as,e -.
OF the University Of New Mexico were
compelled to postpone their first
meeting last night because OF conflict
ing circumstances. There will be a
| conference held next wednesday
night at : o'clock at Rodey hall when
the various athletics Of the University
Will be discussed.
A conference OF IN financial com
mittee for the furtherance Of Inter
church work in the counties OF the
state was hold II the local Inter-
church offices this morning. Seven
out OF town delegates attended the
meeting They are J clyde kugane.
Ration. Rev. G. H. Beddingt1n. Cal
lup; Rev. O. w. Hearn. Roy: W @.
Weigan. Wagon Mound: Rev. \. B.
Weaver. Sstancia; Rev W. A. Erwin.
Socorro. and r. G. Webster. clayton
All OF tho visitors will return TO then
respective homes tonight.
A. ). Dinglcy, venue officer oi
Denver, Is visiting the local revenue
office on business. After his worl
here is finished. he will leave fol
Phoenix,
Dr. John 4. FARRELL, director Of th,
international health board. who hai
been inspecting the local field. vii
return to New York city tonight. Al
though his stay has been a brief on
he has materially assisted the Sev
Mexico Public Health association
through hts suggestions and advic'
along this line Of endeaVor. While n
Albuquerque Dr. Farrell made a com
piete inspection Of the state labora
tories al the University.
Henry q Coors. Jr.. has receive,
from the department ~ the interio
al Washington a cop of the rule
a. arc prescribed for the administra
ton Of the provisions Of that Law
relative 10 oil AID gas. Considerable
difficulty b. encountered In film
leases az the general land office q
Santa Re In that they do 10 compl,
with these regulations, Il ~ sal
hat up until Wednesday morninI
there had been ~ such application
filed az santa Fr, every n of whicl
MANN NNNffNfA wv NffNNNN ~ NNAAN NHh
properly filled out or conditions no
} compiled with,
. Ruth o.. tthrn has gonc Co kansa
:. city. where she viii be married o
March ~ 20 Claude T. Hutto. Mi
Hutto iH q chemist. now taking % de
gree from the Kansas State Agricul
turnl college at Emporia, kans tn
bride has been employed here in IA
law office OF George s. kiock, Tn
couple will make their homo in Kan
sna city.
Word from Miss Katherine Chnyc,
who h. teaching spanish In "a Nc'
York HuishinF school. tells Of q de-
Ightful Easter vacation tour whiC
she and "a group of school girls ar
. taking "a Bermuda. MISS chavez rt
turned to New Mexico during m
. Christmas holidays and b. eNepctc
hack IN the summer.
Nachei Lindsay, the Illinois poe
who gave several lectures and q
inFB here yesterday under the au.
iceps Of the Community playhous'
left today for Santa Fe. where he wi
spend a week. lie viii give "a lcctur
and readings from his poems thef
on March % FOR the Woman's clul
The Moman's club program oT Va
cal numbers by b pupils 81 Barha
ru Wait. which viii be- given al m
club building tomorrow afternoon,