The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
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An auto track OF the MontcEuma
grocery collided with q horse and
wagon driven by Charles Nercoutcrcn,
liz South Ninth street. at Central
avenue II First street It 0 O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Ncrcouteron re-
ported to tho police tina he was
thrown out of his wagon and injured
so he had to &c to II physician for
treatment. The driver OF the truck
has been cited to appear in police
court tonight on the charge OF reck-
less driving. The wagon was not
badly smashed.
Roman g.. Hubbc1 and u. l.. Bell
were fined $40 each in police court
this morning on the charge OF speed
ing. Hubbell was said TO have been
travelling rs miles an hour on West
Central avenue yesterday afternoon.
The other was speeding on North
Fourth street early last night It was
claimed.
J. W. donaldson, deputy sheriff Of
Denver, Colorado, will arrive In AL
buquerque tomorrow morning from
III Paso to take Frederick Webber to
Denver, where he Is wanted on n
charge OF stealing some clothes. Web
Der is to be taken TO the station by
members OF the local police depart
ment.
OFFICERS for the Wonlan's Relief
corps. No. /, Grand Army OF the Re-
public, were elected yesterday for
the coming year as follows: Sadie
Bowdich. president; Amanda Co.'S
grove, senior vice president; Fannie
Fabor, junior vice president; Frances
Scherer, treasurer; Mary Rogers,
chaplin; Josephine Strain, conductor;
Esther Smith, guard. Other officers
will be appointed later.
pnWnW4ar NWfa. a. tho v.a..euaa.
after Christmas is the plan for the
boys clubs OF the Y. NJ. c. A. The
boys will hike out to Sulphur canyon
on December % ana return four days
later. a Ill of 60 miles will be
Involved in the trip. There will be
n banquet IN January If for all boys
who Join the association during De-
cember and for those who obtain new
members.
The new department OF employ
ment and rooms at the Y. NJ. c. A.
which Is being conducted by Ralph
Peterson has placed II men and boys
in Jobs I'm as many days and has
found rooms for S3 homeless men.
The agency is free to both the em-
ployer n the man seeking work.
There is n great deal OF unemploy-
ment In the city at present and Jobs
are scarce, according to Mr.. Peder-
son.
A double wedding ceremony was
performed yesterday afternoon by the
Rev. W. S. Vanderpool of the Meth
odist Episcopal church south, when
he remarked Mr.. and Mrs. c. @.
sutton who were divorced two
months ago n Mr. and Mrs. w.
Stanley Hanson Of 42S west Santa
Fe avenue, who were married about
seven nonths ago by a Justice OF the
peace who read the service in Span
ish which they did not understand
After tho ceremony tho two couples
had n wedding dinner at the Sutton
home at 70S South Walter street.
Tho cas- OF Mrs. Higinlo Toledo
against her husband Higinio Toledo
was dismissed by Judge w. W. Me-
Clellan yesterday afternoon. The
plaintlm complained hat her hus-
band had abandoned her. The court
held that there was no law to force
n man to live with his wife.
The New Mexico bar association
has been called to meet in Santa Fo
January II and is. according to al
announcement by its secretary. Harry
II. McGlroy OF A~lamogordo. The pro-
gram is to be announced at a later
date.
Rabbi Noise Bergman will remain
In Albuquerque as the pastor of Con-
%gregation Albert, he decided after a
special committee from the congre-
CATION asked him TO reconsider his
resignation. A meeting OF the CON
gregation was called for last night
for the purpose of persuading DR..
Bergman not to give up his post here,
Or. Bergman stated that he had re-
signed to seek n larger church where
he would have greater opportunities
for usefulness. He has been In Al
buquorque for the past seven years.