The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06

one-aeven-six. Taxi line. Phone i76.
Radiator repairing. Quickel Auto Co.

itadintor repairing. Quickel Auto 90.
Pay your cues to The "2-bit' club.
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Or. Tull left for Los Angeles n few
days & and viii be away for about
two weeks.
Adah chapter No. g.. order Eastern
star. Will meet tomorrow night at
7;so at the Masonic temple. There
VIII be initiation OF candidates by
past masters.
The Scottish Rite club will give a
reception and dance Saturday even
Masons. including those who take the
degree OF the next reunion and their
ladies' are invited.
The ladies auxiliary 20 the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow af-
tcrnoon Mt l. O. O. r. hall on SOUTH
Second street az 2:30. All members
are requested TO he present.
Dr. A. J. Berger. major. medical
reserve corps. who arrived in this city
Monday will be associated with Dr.
w. NJ. sheridan In the practice OF
ge~nitO-urinary diseases. DIR. Berger
Is specially qualified TO do all cystic
scopic n u-rethroscopic work.
DR.. sheridan has also established
a complete WessermRn laboratory.
equipped TO enable him TO make all
blood and spinal fluid tests. Labora-
tory will be in charge OF n capable
~technlcian.
Miss Ruth and Mrs. A. II. Leopold.
sister and mother OF Mrs. Howard
Gruehl. ii2 South Cedar, arrived IN
Albuquerque last evening to spend
the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. David Il. Boyd leave
this evening for "A visit TO their old
home at Norman, Okla. where Dr.
Boyd wal president Of the University
OF Oklahoma for a number OF years.
They will be gone about two weeks.
4. Eichonwald. an extensive cattle
and sheep grower OF Cuba, n. NJ, Is
In tho city on business tsday.
Major Charles ". McNair, who has
beer a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Wilson. leave tonight for La Jolla.
cal, whore he will Join his wife and
young son.
Frank A. Hubben left last night for
Las Cruces.
II. j. Bryan. an employe Of the
Santa Fe shops. driving a a with
license number 1906. and Louis Luz
zero. 20 years nd, an employe OF the
Hitulithic company, who rode n BIZ
cycle, came together At 1850 o'clock
this afternoon at the intersection Of
Third and Copper streets. Bryan WAS
driving south on Third. Luccro was
riding west on Copper. Luccro's front
wheel was smashed and his left hand
slightly Injured. Each aid the other
was Ia blame. Both ted tho nc
cident at police headquarters.
3. Il, Luke. district 81 the
Capitol Petroleum company, received
a private telegram from his company
today, from ~. r.. Guthrie tho com
pany's field superintendent In Mexico,
advising that their Mexican we'll No.
2. now al 2Oi6 feet, n flowing 1000
barrels daily. The well Will &c put
100 feet deeper when II Is expected
10 result In gushsr production.
There will he a regular meeting ~
the Ddd Fellows tomorrow night at
1880 at odd Follows hall. York IN
initatory degree. Il is expected that
Grand Master G.. A. D0ty ~ Roswell
Will be present. All members are
urged to hc present.
Mrs. Arthur Everltt left today for
California 10 spend thc winter. She
returned with her daughter and son
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Will
Jams Of palo Verde, Cal, who have
been visiting her,
william grimm and Jack Phillips.
the W. boys who pleaded guilty TO
stealing an automobile from Gaspar
Barcla, were sentenced yesterday by
Judge NJ. T.. Hickey. Griffin, the old
er Of the two boys was given a sen
tence Of four years and six months
In the state penitcntihry and the
younger boy was sent TO the reform
school for tho same length Of time.
Lieutenant o. T.. kilmcr, navy avl-
alton; Charles Smith, chief machin-
lists mate. navy aviation; Robert j.
Dugau. chief boatswain's mate, navy
aviation. and u. Il. Probst, chief ma
chinist's mate navy aviation. and y.
y. Jones, yeoman, first class. Y. .
navy. left last night for FL pasO after
IA three AuEef WtafT "a tho local navy
recruiting office In tho interests ~
navy aviation. The result 81 their
visit was I've recruits for the navy.