The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
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The Christmas program which was
interrupted by fire at the First Con-.
gregational church last Wednesday
night Is to be held al the church to-
night, II was announced last night
by the Rev. Harold s. Davidson. pas
tor OF the church. Tint program Is
to begin at 1880 o'clock.
Ramon Rodriguez and Sam LucrrO,
both OF Santa Fe. were taken from n
train here last night as they were
on route to Eel Paso to report for the
army. Tho two enlisted In the army
yesterday at Santa Fe, Il Is said. They
were taken from the train here at
The request of the mother of the for
mer. she claiming that they were too
young to join the service. Rodriguez
and Lucero arc said 90 he II and 10
years olu respectively. The boys are
being held pending word from rcla-
tives. Military authorities have been
notified OF their detention.
A Ford car owned 10y II. a. Kissiar,
1902 North Fourth street, was stolen
last night according to a report to
the police. Officers In surrounding
towns We're asked to be on the look
out for It,.
Temple Lodge No. q. A. +. q a. NJ.
held It's annual installation Of Officers
at the Masonic temple last night.
The recently elected officers who
were Installed are; Joseph Il. Solko,
%worshipful master; Fred l.. hoffman,
senior warden; Ed d. Sackctt, junior
warden: Fred a. White. treasurer
and Harry T.. Walter. secretary. The
nppointive officers installed were:
Senior deacon, John a. Dovcrspike;
Junior deacon, James n. Gladding.
senior steward. d.. W. Hynd. junior
steward, Robert n. Campbell; chap
lain. Woodward -. Hicks; marshal,
Clarence l.. A%pplegate: tyler, Fri
Hunt. Peter Stewart. retiring wor-
shipful master, conducted he in
ID. Duke and T.. Gnrrow were fined
$40 and costs each yesterday when
they were hrraigncd before JUSTICE OF
the Peace NJ. G. Ortiz. pleading guilty
10 the charge OF drunkenness. They
were arrested Sunday night by Dep
uty Sheriff a. A. Baca with John Doe
warrants. They said they Rad paid
S25 for a quart of whiskey. The men
who gavc their names as Duke and
Garrow are said to operate n pool
hall In Albuquerque.
A. q. Greenwood, arrested last
night by Captain Pa O'Grndy on the
charge OF y%agrancy, "a releaFed In
police court this morning. His wife.
a motorette for the city Electric
company, appeared ana made n plea
for his release, saying hat he had
been unable to find work. The court
told Greenwood to continue the hunt
for work.
The city flremcn arc smoking high
grade cigars, three boxes having been
given them for Christmas. The boxes
we're given by w. c. Heacock, Colonel
Breeze and George Pineau. George
A. Kaseman gave each fireman a IS
bill.
Tho Cattle Sanitary board Is I'm scs-
sion today discussing the advisability
OF recommending amendments to
laws regarding cattle. Those at the
meeting are Victor Culberson OF
Silver City, president OF the board;
John III. Hicks, Cuervo: W. j. Lin
wood, Ration; George X. Noe, Socorro.
T. ID. Burns, TierTa Amarillo; +. Il.
Mlerra, Clayton. and Frank Clark,
Albuquerque.
Desired legislation In regard to cdu-
c%ational matters In the state will be
discussed at n meeting or the eXecu-
tive board of the New Mexico Edu-
c%ational association with the legiala-
tive committee of that organization
which has been called In Santa Fe on
December 81. II was announced by
John Milne, secretary OF the assocla-
ton yesterday The meeting was
called by Jonothan II. Wagner, retir-
ing state superintendent OF public in
atruction, TO finish up the years busi-