The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-14
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For the convenience OF those who
have delayed in paying the fourth in
atnlimcnt OF theft last income tax the
office OF the internal revenue rs TO
remain open until midnight Wcdnes-
day. the iast day on which returns
can be received without penalty:
James A. Hall collector IN charge,
has announced that All persons who
have not paid their last installments
on Wednesday will have penalties TO
pay.
The first of a series 6f smokers
planned by the Alpha Delta fraternity
which was scheduled for last Sunday
has been postponed until next sun
day afternoon. The committee In
charge viii be James Swinncy and
Dallas II. Colwoll.
Stimulus 10 the movement now I'M
der way to secure funds for the proc
posed central milk plant for the pas
t~ourization OF milk occurred yeatcr-
day as a result OF the meeting Of
dairymon held In the Chamber OF
Commerce building. The dalrymcn
have now raised $4,000 OF the needed
S2O.0 600 for the plant aud an effort
win be made to raise the rest before
January g. A meeting VIII he held
on that day to discuss further plans
for the plant.
The Stammm cnjnmln fruit COM
pany has filed suit against The Nevis
company to collect money on u bill
goods sold ON November =. 1899.
The bin amounted 60 SpH2,61.
The campaign Ia raise fund. for ST.
Anthony's orphnnaEc. recently com
Quoted under the leadership Of Misc
Agnes Flynn brought In S3,325. a was
announced yesterday. This was the
first local financial assistance that
has ever been asked for the lnstitu-
HN.Ma aawH.HNaA Nil NHNHHa... am ..Ha
tains Of team were Mira j NOrher,
Mrs. !. AltmiX. Mrs. II. Sutcliffc. Miss
Cecilia Murphy. Mrs. J. Muhoney ana
Mrs. a. Coleman
The Woodmcn OF the World. Mhu-
qucrquc lodge No. I. have elected Of
flcers for 1921 as follows: w. NJ.
Walling. consul commander; w. T..
Walker, adviser lieutenant; u. u.
Swope clerk; a. r. Smith. banker: A.
J. Louis, escort; G.. w. Smith, sentry;
II. Il. Grundmnu, Waterman; G.. O..
Gibson, NJ. L. Alhers. Earl stephens.
managers. A meeting Of the lodge
Will be held this evening In the
knights of Pythias hall.
H. n. Chnsc was elected lllustrlous
potentate Of linllut Ahyad Shrine at
an election and turkey dinner attcnd-
ed by 200 Shriners ut the Masonic
Temple last night. other offlcera
were elected as follows: G. NJ. bar
Der, chief rahban: Il. l.. Wllca, ussis-
tant rabban; Harry 5 Walter, Necord-
cr, II. a. White, treasurer; Charles II.
Iembke. high priest and prophet;
Cameron, oriental guard. APP
pointive officers for year. r. r.. Mead.
first ceremonial master; X. II. Hanna.
second ceremonial master: Arthur
Prayer, captain Of guard, Lyman b.
Putnoy, outer guard Il. T.. William
marshal; W. c.. Ocstrcich. dlrec-
tor OF work. A. A. Keen, orator.
The Knights of Columbus win hold
a meeting mt s o'clock tonight at 81.
Mary's halL All visiting members
are invited TO attend. Mcmbcrs arc
urged to be present as very important
matters Will be discussed.
The Pint Cone, the official organ Of
the Now McXico Game Protective
association, has gone to press and
VIII he distributed TO members Of the
organization in about a week. This
number viii contain the complete
tcNt Of the revised game commission
hill which will be introduce AT tao
opening OF the legislature. The Guu q
Protective association has received a
slfong Endorsement Of tho bill from
the Washington State Sportsman =
association. A similar movement to
reorganization OF the Washington
state game department is in progress
therp.
Tine second session of the forest
service night school will be address
cd this evening by DIR. W. II. Long,
plant pathologist, who will speak on
Tree Diseases" He will take the
place of Herman Krauch who is I'M
able to nll his engagement this eve-
ming because OF Illness. II has been
proposed to revise the forest service