The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26
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Elder Stephen n. HnakcIl. one of
u pioneers in the organization OF
the Seventh Day Adventist church
who II now on his way 10 spend the
winter in California will spend SAT-
urday In this city and will speak In
the morning at II o'clock and In the
afternoon at e:30 In the Adventist
Although Elder Haskell is nearly
ninety years old he is a vigorous
speaker. He has spent over sixty
years IN the ministry and has written
several books on bible subjects. The
local congregation VIII appreciate this
visit OF "A veteran OF long service and
cordially invite the public to hear
him.
The dinner OF the business ana pro-
fessional wofnen'H club which was
called for this evening at the Y. W.
9. A. has been postponed until next
Thursday, December 2 at g o'clock.
Special music and n talk by II. l..
1arger OF Chicago are planned for
he fellowship lunch which will be
held at tho Y. NJ. g. A. on Sunday
afternoon at 5:16 o'clock. These sup
pers ''for the mai away from home"
are proving popular affairs at the Y.
Good music, good speeches and good
fellowship are always on the pro-
gram,
Christmas gifts OF all Kinds ana
home cooking FOR owe Sunday will
be on sale at tho Woman's Exchange
at the y. w, G. a. recreation center
tomorrow. The exchange under the
management Of Mrs. Ada Bittner, viii
be open from 40 TO 2 o'clOcx,
Two fires called out the fire de-
partment wednesday night. Tho first
was at the White Garage at $50
O'Clock and started when one OF the
cars was betng filled with gasoline.
The fire was smothered with blankets
before the flremen arrived. There was
little damage. The second fire was
at the United States Indian service
headquarters, I23 North Second street
at : o'clock and burned a hole In
the roof. The fire started from u
spark from the chimney. II was eS-
tingulshed with chemicals. The loss
was estimated at S25.
-Four candidates were initiated into
the Loyal order OF Moose at the
lodges first meeting IN Jefferson hall
last night. The four new members
are Roscoe c. Ward. Robert Lee
Young, Joe Taw ana Robert a. Itehm'
The first three are connected with
the carnival company at Bnrelhs.
George King aud IBert Mccullough
arrested on the charge. OF vagrnncy
yesterday by Policeman Hogan are to
be given a hearing at y o'clock to-
Hssht. One OF the men Is said TO
have sold a rifle Tor SO. After Its
sale, the other is said 10 have gone
to tho buyer OF the rifle and de-
manded 1t back, saying the rifle VAS
stolen. A supply OF automobile tools
were fund In the mans room at the
New State hotel, according to the
police.
The benefit social Of the Baptist
church. which was scheduled &c be
held Friday night. has been post
poned a week. 1t was announced to-
Miss Marian GrunsfcId and Miss
Helen Grunsfeld sent checks to the
bureau Of charities yesterday so the
bureau might be able e make a few.
special gifts 70 It's regular patrons for
Thanksgiving.
Regular services will be held at
Temple Albert at 7:45 o'clock to-
night. The public Is invited
Warren King, said 10 he a deserter
from The army at NogRies. Arizona.
arrested here yesterday morning
by Station Master Ed Sinclair. He IL
being held In the city jail pending
delivery 70 officers at Fort Bliss.
Harry Warman was sentenced to 40
days in the city Jail on the charge OF
vagrancy this morning.
Captain Harry F~redcricks of the
fire department and Mrs. Fredericks
celebrated their sixth wedding ami
Yersary last night with a car party
their home. 7O6 North Third
Sixteen guests enjoyed q
Thanksgiving dinner and played
cards until a late hour.
The knights OF Columbus will give
a moving picture show at the armory
Six reels OF pictures show
ing the wal activities Of the knights
VIII be shown, The public Is Invited.
The knights and Ladies OF Security
will meet tonight at 1880 O'Clock in
Jefferson hall. Business OF Import