The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Supper Table
Gossip

Scsond section Of trail No. 10 this
morning Cnatbound was made up OF
one Pullman sleeper going east dead
head ana six ears filled TO capacity
OF MeNican sugar beet workers from
Ola Mexico cnroute TO tht Colorado.
Idaho aud other beet fields. These
shipments Of beet sugar laborers nave
been passing through Albuquerque
for The past two weeks. but ihia ~
the first entire train load. Some Of
the passengers LEFT the cars here to-
day 10 get lunches and he train was
leaving when they returned. IL waa
stopped however. north Of Central
avenue aud 20 far as known all finally
got aboard.
Mayor W. Chess. a member Of Chess
Brothers. commission merchants and
produce dealers OF Vancouver, 70. 60.
is In albuquerque, where he expects
or perhaps longer. According to MIR.
Chess, Albuquerque and its climate
has q big reputation throughout the
west and northwest extending as far
as his home city.
Deputy United States Marshal
Harry Murphy returned this morning
from Fort L%cavcnworth, KANSAS and
Dallas. TeNas. whete ne q been
with federal prisoncrs recently con-
Nt'AAM ~ INV NAN'NA ~ hNnNN At 0ANAA
Fu. Accompanied by two guards, Mr..
Murphy Jeff santa Fo last Tuesday
nlght In "a special car IN charge OF
twelve prisoners. ten OF which were
sentenced to b federal penitentiary
at Fort Loayenworth aud The others
went To Dallas, Texas. whore they are
TO be held la connection with an al
legged violation OF the seleetive service
drnu law. None Of these prisoners
$500 &c.. A.L.NUWa
TO Mr.. Murphy he heavy rains Of the
past two weeks In Kansas and Okla
homh mas done considerable damage
to the growing wheat ~ cotton
crops. the latter In nany fields being
washed out over considerable arens.
Tie New NirNicO Construction CONF
puny has moved It's oniccs from the
second floor OF the city building 10
the corner room on the ground floor
OF the Chamber Of Commerce build
Ing. Some work Is to be done On the
interior OF h new quarters. includ-
ing the partitiOning on OF several pri-
waite offices and IL win be several days
before the construction company gets
settled. The room la the city build
ing that have been vacnted ARE To be
used by the engineering department.
Tho Eastern star Sewing club viii
be- entertained by Mrs. Potter and
Mrs. Williamson at Mrs. William
sons home. Toe North Twelfth street.
Wednesday afternoon. Visiting mem
bers are welcome.
1ftcrc will he a meeting of The
Contractors association az the Cham
Der 81 Commerce building this eve
ming az S o'clock.
Tie Good Cheer club win meet
Wednesday afternoon with Miss An
son. 1914 North Fifth street.
The firu department was called 10
the residence OF -. T.. silver, ~
South Edith ut y o'clock this norm
ing where au oyerhcutcd stove had
set lire to the floor. The damage
was slight. The department fought
another blaze last nigiit at the saw
mill, the fire this time stnrtinR In the
min wood pile The company was
fire was nut nut. Only q small
amount Of mill wood was burned. The
fire originated from the saw dust
burning plant.
II. Johns guild viii hold the final
tea FOR the season tomorrow from 2
to. . o'clock at the home % Mrs.
GArEc valiant. go North Eighth
street. Al friends Of the guild are
cordially invited.
Word has been received tlhat
George Pinney. an Albuquerque hoy.
who was graduated this spring from
tho school Of medicine Of North
western University. was one OF the
eight students In his class to receive
the degree Of bachelor OF science In
addition 10 his doctor Of medicine.
George Is well known here. He