The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
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The Christmas turkey 6hoofH OF
the country club will be held on Sum
day morning at 10 o'clock. The match
VIII be an iS-hole medal handicap
with three turkeys MS prizes. Two
Christmas dinner birds will go to the
two lowest score and the third VIII
be a cut prize for those turning In
cards between so and 100. Handicaps
are listed rs follows. Tom Hughes, 20;
pr. Van Alta, 49, Or. EIer, 2Oi j..
.. Herndon, Jr., 23i Henry Coors, Is;
Roy strome, 2a: Lee Murphy. &c; j.
Tierney, 49, c. Aber, 20; T.. G. Cor
nish, Jr., 12; j. McCanna, 9; =. O..
Cornish, i6; Grover Dcvlnc, s; r. +.
McCanna, 20; w. Disque, "a; Albert
simms, IL; Pete Biletz, 10; Ralph
kcleher. 23; A. Prayer, 10; DR.. Nc
Landress, 20; q. Goimi, IS; o. n.
Marion. 3Oi DR.. Brehmer. 25; WIN
keleher, 25; Roy Mcdonald. il: IL.
Herkcnhoff, 20; w. II. Allen, 20; q.
White, b. d. Hangar, 20; Fred White,
The Elks' bowling, team which
played several long distance" games
with Elks at Ration n Las Vegas
last winter, has roorganized at the
W. NJ. G. A. alleys and Is arranging
another schedule OF telephone match
rs. The team Is composed OF Farrell,
Gully, Requadt, Sganzini and Living
ston.
lnt ElfNt Mufu hfIlDOl nuSkcADuII
team lost a game to the Central school
yesterday 90 to s.. The game was
played on the Central court. Central's
lineup was as follows: Jesus Ra-
marez and Joe Sanchez, guards; Jerry
Martin center; 1sldoro Montoya and
Phelie Stanton, forwards.
Members OF Temple lodge No. o A.
+. n A. NJ. held their annual election
OF officers at the Masonic temple last
night. Joseph Solko was elected
worshipful master. Fred l.. hoffman,
senior warden; Edward Sackctt, jun
Tor warden; Fred White, treasurer
and Harry walter, secretary. The last
two We're reelected, The officers are
to be installed on December 81,
Deputy sheriff John Rogers has
just returned from Springer, N. NJ,
where he took Orville Strong and
Earl Higgins to the reform school.
The boys have been charged with
theft on several occasions, and were
recently sentenced by Judge NJ. Il.
Hickey.
An Involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy vas filed In the federal court
yesterday by three Albuquerque
creditors of the Nevis company at
Bluewater, n. NJ. Tho creditors al
lego that the Nevis company had
committed an act of bankruptcy on
July 2S, 1920. by giving a chattel
mortgage while insolvent, ora the
principal part of its property to tho
Gallup State bank. Tho creditors,
Bond Dillon companq, Gross Kelly
and Grunsfeld Brothers, ask hat the
company be declared bankrupt.
Hal Franklin, charged with driving
his auto by n street car while 1t was
discharging passengers, was fined $40
In court yesterday afternoon.
The Good Time club will hold n
I..waA.u. v.a..stw 90 49,. u
tonight before basketball practice.
The American Legion will give
their Holiday Masquerade ball at the
Arinory, Monday, Dec. %. There will
be several novel features introduced
In Albuquerque for the first time at
this masquerade bali. MIR. Love,
chairman OF the entertainment com
mittee, say that this will be the best
ball OF the holiday season will
be even better han the one Halloween
which waH pronounced perfect by the
crowd that was there. The War
Mothers will sell masks at door and
VIII also serve refreshments unit.
midnight. There are quite a few who
are already getting their costumes
ready and 1t looks as though the
Armory will be athrong with cos
tunes representing every period from
Cleopatra to the present chorus of
49, - -
Me In vocational training ut Santa
Rita and at Taos have been allowed
a $50 a month increase for expenses,
1t was announced at the federal board
for vocational training here this
morning.
A special train carrying 81 Mex
leans from Canada TO Old Mexico
passed through Albuquerque early
this morning. The party was in
charge Of government officers. sta
ton Master Ed. Sinclair accompanied
the train from here to El Paso.
Special Officers Louis Melvin of Ra-
ton and +. l.. Barnett of Las Vegas
accompanied the train into the city
from the north.
The Il. j. Alger house at 124 South
Walter street has been sold to s. Pitt
who is moving in with his family to-
day. Mr.. Pitt is n cattlcman, former
~ a resident OF Roswell. He has
been living on South Arno street.
A decree OF dlvOrcc has been enter.
cd In the district court for Guadalupe
Martinez against Dolores Malo dc
Martinez on the grounds OF doser-
ton and abandonment. Martinez
charged that his wife left him with
their 22 months old child. The Gus
tody of the child was given to the
plaintiffs parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Pedro Martinez.