Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-02
ROTAR|ANS FROM
NEW YORK VISIT
CITY YESTERDAY
Building Development Of Al
buquerque Surprises
Fasteners; Many Special
Trains Arrive Today.

Rotarians and their families
numbering 1876 persons, from Great
er New York and nearby New Jer.
sey cities, arrived on a special train
at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
land remained in the city until
O'Clock, p. M, when they left fol-
Los Angeles.
The special train was greeted by
officers of the chamber Of com
Imercc, and officers and representa-
tives of tse local Rotary, Kiwanis
and Woman's clubs.
After luncheon, the visiting Ro-
tarians were driven through the
city and in the immediate vicinity
the cars being furnished as follows:
Twenty-Five cars of members OF
the kiwanis club.
Fourteen cars Of members OF the
Woman's club.
Ten cars of members Of the Ro-
tary club.
There was but one thing to mar
the entire success OF the effort TO
show the visiting Rotarians the city
Ten more cars should have been al
the station. Some of the Kiwanians
and members OF the Woman's club
made two trips with loads Of visit
ors who were highly delighted, but
even with that effort not all or them
were taken through the city.
One of the features of the special
train Is the publication of daily
newspaper, of which Andrew Haire,
publisher or string of trade pa
pers, is editor-in-chief.
When the special arrived, the ed
itor appealed to the chamber OF
commerce to have the Albuquerque
edition Of the "Sparkler" multi
|sraphed. The chamber of com,
Imerce had it printed in regular
newspaper style and bearing the
legend: Printed on the press OF
the Chamber OF Commerce Of Al
buquerque, New Mexico"
Amongst the personals" of the
Sparkler these, among some hun
|dreds, are noted:
"The two bridal parties are now
beginning to associate with the resT
Of us"
''Tom Decker Ca New York milk
dealer) has thrill every time We
pass a milk train, and when we
come near pasture, we are afraid
to turn him loose"
when Tony Schulmerich got off
| the train at Las Vegas tho Indians
paid no attention to him; they saw
THAT he had already been scalped.'
Many of the visitors took advant
age of the hospitality of the Y. M
| c. a. and refreshed themselves by
swimming in the pool.
| All of the visitors marveled at the
lgreat building program now devel-
loping in the city and declared tlia:
,thereawas more constructive activity
there than in any city they had Wis.
tied since having left New York
| The new Santa Fe shops, of which
the new machine shop is the largest
railway machine shop in the United
States, was also inspected.
Six special trains carrying Ro'
| tarians to the convention will stor
| in Albuquerque today for periods
! of several hours. The committees
are urging that all persons with
automobiles assist in entertaining
the visitors. Cars should be parked
on First street in the vicinity oil
the station.
The following delegations will ar
! rive today:
Tenth district, Cleveland and
Dayton, Ohio, Rotary clubs; 16i
jpeople: arrive 1850 a. m, depar
1880 a. m.
Second district, Boston Rotary
club, 225 people: arrive 1880 p. m.
depart 2:S0 p. m.
Fifth district, Philadelphia Ro
tary club; 175 people; arrive l p
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