The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-24

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Fsnr-o TAXI Service. Phone 40.
Taxi Phone lSe. Nicholson Taxi.
All member % the Woman's CATH
ole order OF Forcaiers are requested
. attend the funeral Of Mr.. =. J.. Nc
Canery, saturday morning at . o'clock
nj the Immaculate Conception
church.
DR.. ana Mrs. q. A. Luckett Of
Santa Re are In Albuquerque today.
Mr.. J. Porter Jones Of Santa Fe
came down from the capital city last
might ON business.
The Rev. A. o. Kuhn. pastor Of the
broadway Christian church, returned
last night from Cincinnati, where no
attended the national convention VI
the Christian church.
Mrs. Acaaio OalleEos, e0f Eleventh
street. left last night for Lincoln. n.
NJ, to visit her father. w. o. Norman.
Mrs. 0allegos was a victim OF the
influenza epidemic laxt winter. as 2
result OF which she lost her eyesieht
completely and has been In very poor
health h was taken to Lincoln
under a Doctors care.
A Leopold left for Santa Fe this
morning on forest service business.
Miss Erna Ferguson returned to-
day from Las Cruces and will be in
the city until Sunday.
Mr.. A. 3. Dudley, assistant secre-
tary Of the Los Angeles Chamber OF
Commerce. stopped on here last night
20 vizit the Aibaquerqus Chamber OF
Commerce.
Inspector Lee williams Of the Cattle
Sanitary board Is In the city from
Santa Re.
Dr. Barr OF the Cattle Sanitary
board has returned from a trip TO
II any n lost a pair OF shoes last
night they may have the same by
calling at 122 North High street. A
call TO the police from h above
number said their dog had carried a
pair OF shoes into the back yard. Po-
lice Judge Mcclellan remarked when
the call Vas received that the dog
was a very valuable one m view Of
the present high cost Of shoes.
]. c. Cochran was fined IS IN police
court this morning on a charge of
driving an automobile without a
drivers license. Car No. 1874 was
cited for n violation OF n traffic ordi-
nance. but has no yet been located.
The Phi Kappa Phi honor frater-
nifty OF the University held It's annual
election Yesterday. elecilng as presl-
dent. Prof. A. O. Weese; vice presi-
dent. PROT. G.. f.. Hodgin; secretary,
Prof. Roscoe II. HIN; and treasurer.
Or. J.. ID. Clark. The president-eiect
was also chosen delegate to the ma
4 ANN NNNN ANANNNnNAkh W w wv
In ~. Louis on December 3ist IN con-
~nection with the American Associa-
ton OF science.
DR.. John ID. Clark. who attended
the National Exposition OF Chemical
Industry nj Chicago shortly before
the opening Of the University will de-
liver an address on matters pertain
ing 10 the exposition at Rodey hall
the evening of Wednesday. October
gath. at 7 o'clock. The public will
be welcomed.
Members OF the Fraternai Aid Union
are requested TO attend the funeral OF
=. G. McCanrey tomorrow morning az
s:30 o'clock from the Immaculate
Conception church.
Evangelist e. ID. Record OF Airing
ton. Tex, IL conducting revival meet
inFH at he Church Of Christ at the
public library building on East Cen
trail avenu There has beer con-
version to date n the interest on
tinues "a grow. Meetings. viii on
tinue until Sunday night. All friends
are invited TO attend.
DR.. II. NJ. bowers has returned
from a trip to Alexandria, Ind.
Frank A. Hubbell and James Hub
bell left last night for the Hubbell
ranch.
Tho Daughters Of tho American
Revolution viii be entertained tomor-
row AT the home OF Mrs. w. NJ. Farr,
III Copper emu Mrs, Potter and
Mrs. Caller will be Joint hostesses.
The children's gymnasium cl. ~ a,
the Y. ". G. A.. meets tomorrow
morning from 10 TO ~ o'clock. Thts
II for children between the ages ot
8 and IL years. eThe course includes
regular gymnasium work, folk dane.
ing and games.