The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
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Mrs. Charles O'Hailoran. wife
Of an Associated Press telegraph
operator formerly In the service OF
The Evening Herald. died yesterday
at her home ut Kingman. kans., ac-
icording TO word received hero. MIR.
O'Hhlloran lett Albuquerque n few
weeks age for Kingman, when It be.
came known that Mrs. O'Halloran's
condition was critical. lie has been
transferred to Nnn Associated Press
post at Denver.
Seven feather pillows and some
articles OF clothing were stOlNn from
"a shed in the rea u A. West Santa
Fe avenue last night according to %
report to the police. W. j. Rice also
reported To the police h "A someone
entered his home. 4O6 South Artn
street last night. Entrance was made
by the front nor which had been
LETT unlocked but nothing NJ value
was taken II was reported.
An automobile collldcd with n
street car at Coal avenue and Second
street last night according to a report
10 the police. The fender Of tho
street car was smashed.
Tie Tuesday Literary club viii
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Mas Nordhuus, at gao. and not with
Mrs. Boyd, ns announced saturday.
The last meeting Of the club was held
with Mrs. Boyd.
A survey party from the forest
service left today for a two weeks
trip ON the middle rccos In the Santa
Fc national forest, to adjust certain
land surveys between the forest ANA
private holdings. J. &. Muldcr h In
charge Of the party, the other mem
beers being Il. B.. Lackic, T. +. Myers
and II. G. Webster.
An Interior view OF the chanccl OF
81. Johns cathedral church showing
the vested choir and h new pipe
organ IL the decoration on the 1921
church calendar which IL being dis
tributed by the woman's auxiliary.
The calendar proper Is printed in
colors appropriate to the season OF
the church year.
The BcrnnlilIo County Teachers
association Will meet on Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock In the audi
torium OF the Old Town school for n
program OF speeches and munic. Pro-
fcsaor j.. S. flanders, of the state Uni
versity and Atanncio Montoya Will nd-
dress the teachers. Several musical
numbers will be given by Miss Lillian
Yrinarri md Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy
Yott. Mrs. John w. Wilson. county
superintendent. win preside. Reports
Of the Red Cross roll call and the
school enrolment will he made by
the teachers.
Salvador Lopez was fined s25 and
costs n ordered to remove the wire
fence which ~ built across "A rond
near san Jose, after n hearing In the
court OF Justice Of the n John
w. Wilson ON Saturday afternoon.
Lopez INSTRUCTED the road known an
eel camlnO Barelas de Ia IAdera'
which has been in use for many years
before South broadway was opened.
He claimed that the property he fenc-
ed belonged to him. He gave notice
of an appeal.
with tina OF Miss Lima Richmond,
sol North Eleventh street at West
Tileras avenue and Fourth street yes
terdny. Scheck In to appear In cour
on the charge OF reckless driving at
5 o'clock tonight.
All Greek letter women who wish
to attend the pan-Hell@nic luncheon
at the Alvarado on saturday, Decem-
Der 4, are requested to make reserva-
lions before Friday evening by phon-
ing 49, after g o'clock. Luncheon
will he served in Taft hall ut 1880
O'Clock on Saturday. All members
Of national pan-Hellenic f~raternities
the invited.
Frank Mangnn passed through the
city last night on his way to FL Paso.
whore he will De married on Thurs
day TO Miss Katheren Little. The
couple VIII IetuEH NnIougn FNluuluei-
que In about two weeks on route to
Espanola, where they will make their
home. Both formerly lived here and
are well known. Mr.. Mangan Is em-
pioyed with Bond and Nohl company
at Espanola.
Miss Margaret Truiilio was fined
SO in police court today on the
charge OF stealing some rings and
other small n%rticlea from a local san
atorium.
X. J. Pcrring has been cited TO APP
pear In police court tonight at D
o'clock on tho charge OF speeding.