The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-05
Supper Table
Gossip
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III W DOHlAAANd 1uflNitN Vi IOIluitr
and Jeremltas Castorena. of Portales
and to Eugene Schafer OF Richmond
and Margaret stripe OF Albuquerque.
There Will be n regular meeting Of
Adah chapter No. 5, order Of Eastern
star. tomorrow night ut the Masonic
temple, az s o'clock.
An examination for clerk IND AR
rier will be held at the post office In
this city on August 81. Age and
height n weight requirements are
waived in the case OF honorably dis
charged soldiers. sailors and marines.
Age limit. ~ TO IS years on the date
OF the examination. The salary rang
os FROM $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
The Order Of Railway T~elegraphers,
which Is the telegraph operators or
ganlzatiOn on tho railroads. is taking
n referendum vote on the wage award
OF the federal railway wage board
which recently made It's award to all
crafts throughout the country. TIE
result OF this vote Is expected 20 be
announced on or about August 8.
There is said to be considerable dis
ga tfsfaction among the telegraphers
with the award, as they were granted
but ten cents AN hour of the % cents
asked for.
A division safety meeting was held
at the passenger station today with
superintendent u. A. West Of San
Marcial RS chairman. Charles \. Judd,
OF La Junta, safety superintendent;
Il. Ewing, superintendent of the New
Mexico division. and j. A. Blackburn,
trainmaster from San Marcial were
among the out OF town officials In at
tendance. There were also repre-
scntatives from all terminal points on
the Rio Grnnde division. as well as
the local employees ia attendance, The
last division meeting was held at
San Mnrclal but II present plans are
carried out all future meetings of this
character are to be held in Albuquer-
que.
A heavy rain last Sunday night
washed out about a mile OF the
Glorleta- Panchuela road six miles
north OF Valley Ranch which has
just been completed. This road is n
federal aid project and was built by
the bureau OF public 'oads and the
fol estry department. First estimates
are that the cost OF repair will APP
proximate $1,000.
Twenty boys from the y. M. q. A..
In charge OF Stanley Shaver, the new
boys secretary. win visit Matthews
dairy at . o'clock tomorrow after
noon upon the invitation of Manager
Campbell. The boys will inspect the
dairy and watch the milking ma
chimes. They Will get some idea OF
how Il city IL supplied with milk by
the dalries which are located near II.
The charge OF reckless driving
which had been made against j. II.
Chavez because his automobile struck
Porfllio Sanchez who was riding a
bicycle. was dismissed In police court
H.aN a. F0nUnAaa IlaWa.. 4ngNffLa1
that he did not see the man until he
had struck him. The court told
Sunchez he should have n light on his
bicycle when riding ut night.
Col. ID. h ID. Sellers, who Inns Just
from a two months auto
mobile tour OF California, has q per-
sonni letter from James NJ. Cox,
democratic candidate for president.
acknowledging concentrations upon
his nomination. Col. Sellers uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Williams,
who visited Albuquerque last winter.
are neighbors OF Governor Cox In
Dayton. Ohio. aud Mrs. Williams IL
godmother OF Governor Cox's
To relieve n material shortage In
the construction OF the new domestic
science building at the University Of
New Mexico. the plant Of the Cement
Brick a. Products company a been
moved from First and Mountain road
to the University campus. when the
material shortage occurred last week
Sidney NJ. We'll and Clarence Boyer OF
the Brick Products company UNDER
took to meet Il. The plant was moved
and $4,000 cement bricks will be de-
livered ready for use by the end of
this week.
There will be n regular meeting OF
the @. X. Warren post q. A.. II. ut
217 West Silver venue Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
The Knights and Ladies' OF Security
are going to hold a weiner-wurst
roast IN TiJeras canyon Friday eve
ming In honor OF the first anniversary
OF the order in the city. All mem
bers planning on going on the trip
kindly phone 6sTJ or i445W after 8
p. m. Accommodations for a large
crowd.
born yesterday afternoon to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas walker of West
Central avenue, a daughter.
The Blues shut out the Swastikas In
a baseball game yesterday afternoon.
Matteucci did the tw1rling for the
winners and otero and Girano did the
Blues catching.
Felix Romero was arrested this
morning when he arrived in Aibu-
querque on the 11;i5 train. The ar
lest was made on a warrant in which
his wife charges him with desertion
and non-support. Romero left here
Saturday for Gloriata and the warrant
was issued this week.
Nesior M~ontoya. JF., today received
from the war department a victory
medal with the word France" on the
clasp. signifying service IN France.
The medal which Is on a ribbon with
all the colors in II, has the figure OF
the victory on the front and the
names OF the allied countries on the
diverse side.
The road M the Pecos river above
the Valley ranch 10 impossible be-
cause Of this debris which has been
carried down II by floods caused by
rains. The bureau OF public roads
has a crowd OF men engaged In re-
pairing the Dad and It IL hoped the
men can have 1t opened again In the
next few days. The forest service
has furnished money for che repair
ing Of the road.
MARRIAGE LCENsEs.
Lee. +. CoEeisky OF Albuquerque,
and Edith Cook Of Albuquerque.