The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-02
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The South Edith street electric Car.
driven pnsi the end OF the line at top
snepd was stranded In the sand Tor
oVer an hour Wednesday evening.
The car went almost ilt lrll l"ngtl
before II came - - stop. Inv rear
wheels were fortunately sill o. y
track so hat The "ar vas drawn hack
by It's Owl power after mo front
wheels were lacked out Of the sand.
A special master for the sale OI M
automobile which HAS been abandon
ed by the roadside so miles from any
town In SocorrO county for seN 'ral
months, has bcen appointed by the
district court. The ear Is To he sold
for no; less than sac. TO T.. ~. hngle
OF Quemado or 10 any other person
who will buy the automobile The
Auto Sales corporation, the plaintiI
IN the case, is also awarded II de-
ficiency Judgment against David H.
Baca for Sb6S.2S.
DIR. and Mrs. ". u. NOttagc are In
San Francisco awaiting the a
( which will take them to China. whore
Dr. Nottage has an appointment On
the faculty of medicine at the Canton
Christian college. He spent the past
year here In partnership with Dr.
TnIl and Bakcs. eye, ear, nose and
throat specialists. Dir. Nottage has
prncticod in the Philippines and Nari-
out parts OF the United States. He
! was commissioned as n captain IN the
: medical corps OF the army during the
war. The Nottages expect to sail on
July 25.
shoe shine stalls were rushed with
business today by fastidious persons
who In the Interest of economy got
their shines before the approach of
the successive price raised to 10
cent DAYS. Since the Shoe-blacks'
union declared for time and n half
for a Saturday. sunday or holiday
shine. Friday and Monday have be-
come the popular shine-'em-up days.
One blacks notice reads, "Spe-
cial Price on Holar days" That's
exactly what kind of days all Of them
are becoming, from the viewpoint OF
the customer and his complaints,
Fancy work and home cooking
which are brought into the women's
exchange each Saturday morning are
making the new undertaking OF the
Y. w. q. A.. n gratifying success h
proceeds from last Saturdays sale
were over SIC. The exchange viii be
open tomorrow from 10 O'Clock until
evening. Picnic food FOR weekend
trims over the Fourth will he a
popular article.
Mountains campers are all PROM
iscd company from town over the
coming weekend. Marshall wilson
and \. y. Johnson, who are camp
ing ut Ellis ranch will have Hs guests
over the Fourth" Miss persis. Bryce.
Miss Ethel Savage. Miss Mary Paine
and George Savage.
The scholarship Averages after the
spring quarter at the State University
swing the mems fraternity cup from
Alpha Delta to III Kappa and the
women's fraternity cup from Phi Mu
to Alpha Delta III. The highest fra
ternity averages were S7.G6 for the
women and Sl.52 for the men. The
ranking of the fraternities for the
last quarter was as follows: Alpha
Delta ri. $3.50; Alpha Chi Omega.
1888; Phi Mu. S4.20; Kappa Kappa
Gamma, S3.63; III Kappa Alpha,
Sass; Alpha Delta, sass; sigma
Chi, SO.94.
G. q. Monroe, director Of extension
work for the state College was In the
city yesterday To visit County Agent
Crawford, and 20 accompany TO Las
Vegas MIR. l.. T.. Jones recently OF
Provo. Utah, who has been appointed
county agent for San Miguel county.
succeeding County Agent Gonzales
one OF the veterans OF the extension
service, vino is resigningi to enter pri'
waite business.
; Opening tho cold water faucct IN
her kitchen this morning. Mrs. l.. II
Chamberlin, 1925 West Central ave
nue. was surprised and somewhat
startled to see a c%entlpede. of robust
proportions making It's entrance with
the water. with the aid Of a poker
the centipede was imprisoned In Q
fruit jar and later In the day was de
livered to the city hail for attention
OF the water department experts. al
a sample Of undesirable content IN
t, the city water. While no n under