The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
SHORT STAY FOR
nOTAR|ANS DUE
TO DERAILMENT
Representatives From
New York, Canada
and the Middle West
Arrive

Four special trains with nearly
l thousand Ro:arinns ron New
York, Canada, Michigan and the
Middlf West arrived yesterday
} afternoon at Albuquerque between
two aud three O'Clock. Little OPP
portuuiy for the local Rotary and
kiwanin club members TO entertain
the visitors was available as the
2 trains Remained only an hour In
4 tho city The chamber OF com
\ mcrcc officials. however. and the
d local club members were able to
q diHiftAutc Information about tho
!. city tq the elriilng Rotarians and
y n number OF the latter were taken
4 on short automobile trips through
\ the city.
! sunnowers. the emblem Of the
state OF Kansas. YER In prominent
display on the hints and lapcls OF
the Roiarians from that state when
\ they nIighted from their trains.
Each Kansas Rotary club member
wore one on his coat and many
: wore n circlet around their hats.
= A Canadian Rotarian from Nova
p Scotia Appeared In the picturesque
= garb Of n Scotch Highlander In
y kits. plaid and Glcngarry cap.
The first npecini train arrived
y at 2.lb y. m. with the Rotary clubs
{ representing Lincoln. Ncb., MIchi-
y gan and the western portion OF
q Outai4o. Canndn. The group num-
! hcrel 100 persons with twcnty rep
4 reapptntiyos from the province OF
4 Ontario. A feature OF the journey
v wag'a moving picture show givcn
q every evening In The dining car.
!, nally business meetings OF the DIS
. trlct we're also held on the train
u Iohh Olds 81 Sauit saint Maria
. Mich. tho governor OF the ninth
DISTRICT. and william A. Martin nj
London. Ontario. past district gov
Z erndla were ON board thi4 rain.
3 TIE fourth district from north
a ern New York and eastern Canada
! arrllcd at 2.lb y. m. with iNu
! perdnns on the Train which cum-
I prited ~ cara Fifty-onc ciuus
4 were represented aud nevfnty
, deleEatcs came from eastern Can
! ada. The Canadians occupied four
! Canadian Pacific railroad sleeper
cnrE a matter of intcrtrt TO the
hystAnderH IN account OF tnc NJ
/, ferehce In their construction from
, the American Pullman car. II. $
Norris Of Buffalo. X. y. was
= ~ NNNMh VI INV ANINNANNAtNtt IN
> charge OF the journey and fiartz
/, Seely Of Wavcriy. n. ". the dis
trict governor. WAS on board the
train.
The two trains. bearing the
seventeenth distriDt or Rotary
clubf. arrived respectively at 1:4O
Hnd . y. m. carrying a total Of
4Si persons. The first section
brought the Oklahoma and Kan
sas groups. while the second train
carried the Rotarians o. kRneas
City and st. Louis. During the
journey daily bulletins on the dit
fcrent features Of the journey and
the plans OF the convention were
announced In the buffet cars which
we're hnder the management OF the
Rotariaar- Charles Mitchen. OF
Topeka. Kan, and Glenn Eddy, OF
Kansas city. Mo. were respectively
In charge OF the two trains. on
the second train, Ross Burns. gov
ernor Of the seventeenth district,
OF joplin. Mo. and Roy Havena.
OF Kansas City. No, q candidate
for president OF tho International
Rotary clubs. we're passengers. In
the Lincoln. Neb. group was A. n.
Talbot. a former law partner OF
William Jennings Bryan. who has
been named BY the northwestern
Hotarians as their candidate for
the international vice presidency.
All the special trains were do
lnyed from two To three hours by
the derailment OF n freight ene1ne
near AigodoneH aud In consequence
their stay here Was shortened to
mako up the lost time. The limit
cd and mail trains were delayed
more than two hours also during
The removal Of tho engine from the
track by the wrccking crew.
No special trains will pass
through today. hut q train. carry
ing the saraam Temple OF Newark.
~ j.. viii arrive at ~ a. m. to-
morrow. The train will consist Of
ton ears and will bring i50 persons
20 the Shrincrs' convention. 10
will leave Albuquerque at | .. IA.