The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15

An automobile driven by &. G. Shirls
struck an Indian al Central avenue
M Broadway yesterday afternoon,
knocking him down. The Indian was
unhurt according to Mr.. Shirk who
made the report to the police. The
driver said his view was obstructcd
by mother car.
DIR. s. l.. Burton reported TO the
police yesterday that some one stole
a fat hen and n chicken from his
hen roost II week ago Saturday. The
report says the fowls failed to return
to roost the night after the childrcn'H
track meet In Washington park, which
Ia near Or. Burton's home.
An automobile driven by J. X.
Elder. 314 South Arno street, rammed
one Of the railroad crossing gates last
night. slightly damaging the gate. Mr..
Elder said h gates had not lights and
that his car Was under them before
he knew the gate had been dropped.
The Knights of Pythlas will meet
this evening at the X. OF l.. hall at
116ia West Gold mi
Miss Roberta Mccoy, who was IN
jured in an automobile accident on
East Central avenue last June has
received $3.50 damages from the
White garage. An agreed judgment
In favor Of the plaintiff for this sum
was filed In the district court after
Settlement Saturday. a suit for hos
pital bills was dismissed since w. T..
Ross. who was learning TO drive he
car at the time Il struck the girl, Of
fered to pay all OF the expenses in
CURED. Miss Mccoy received n
broken leg and bodily injuries but
has entirely recovered.
There will be an i~nspiratiOnnl
meeting of the Presbyterian church
tonight, whoa two well known min
listers will address the congregation.
DIR. Charles J.. OVerstreot, OF Dallas,
and Dr. PAU Stevens, OF Los Angeles,
win talk on the New Year program.
There will be no offering taken, and
the members OF h congregation are
all urged to come. The meeting will
open at T:45.
Because hc failed { o maize conncc
lions with his train at FL Paso, +. NJ.
Leper, champion checker player cf
Montana, was unable to meet any OF
the local players at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday night.
j. $. Ward, student of the univcr-
sity, was fined $40 IN cour this
morning on the charge OF speeding.
The fine vas suspended on promise
Of future good behavior.
There will be n regular meeting of
the Woman's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees at odd Fellows hall
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
There will be a card party at 2:3O
o'clock to which all friends OF Abe
order are invited.
The Knights OF Fythlns have taken
n lease on the third floor Of the
building at Third street and Gold
avenue which is now being remod-
elled.
The fourth match Of the bowling
tournament nj the Y. NJ. G. a. will be
rolled at the association alleys this
evening between the Wild Cats and
the Bear Cats. Two other games will
be played after tonight to decide the
team championship. The wild Cats
have the edge on tho Bears having
one game to their credit while their
opponents have lost two games The
standing OF the four teams in the
tournament show hat Wild Cats and
Fob Cats have an equal percentage Of
900, having one game each. The
Black Cats have split on their two
games. and the Bears have lost two.
Antonio Ortiz. shcriff-clcct IL al
ready having trouble. Some M en-
tered his blacksmith shop on North
First street last Saturday night and
stole n supply Of tools. The thief
gained entrance to the shop by smaah-
ing one OF the doors.
The flrit basketball game OF the
season will be played tonight NJ tho
V. NJ. G. A. between the y. c., a Y.
NJ. c. a. team and the Good Time club.
The game IN to begin at $3.50 o'clock.
Meyer Will play center for the Good
Timers, while Ricketts, and H.. Severns
VIII lake the position Of forwards and
y. Severns and Ireland will play
funrdn. Seth, Davidson, Schick, Ma
pies and Brinton win substitute. The
n team will be composed Of q.
I NUAINn ElfAart VIarNNa EulnHaI
Dow. and f. Sganzlni. BallinE and
pcRue will act as subs.
A crowd OF over 90 men attended
the first Fellowship lunch NJ the win
ter seaao which was held at the Y.