The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-02

law DNd buNutAtiO Luna Nuey Will
keep HIN. Luna has been before the
grand jury twice. Once he was
sentenced TO a term in the peni-
Tertiary but was paroled. Last spring
he escaped n jail sentence through a
e~chntcality Of the law. Iuna's latest
enense IL believed TO be theft OF
lumber from an oil well site on the
possession the lumber was found. said
that no purchased Il from Luna.
-Four New Mcxico soldiers arrived
in New York from overseas on
Christmas day on the transport
President Grant. They were Ernest
J. Gone end Gilbert r.. Fletcher OF
Santa Rita. Herbert Chutham OF
Taos and Joseph L. Dougherty OF
Roswell.
Dr. Ada Ciscyaimcs. prssidcIm "
the C~hevaillier S"anat0rium Corpora
ton of Gallup and Mrs. opal Ostran-
der Of wellington, Kansas, vice presi-
dent. returned TO Gallup todsy after
spending a few days here the guests
OF Mrs. Floyd =, Noble. A reception
was given for them on Tuesday eve
ming. Or. Chevaillisr formerly lived
In Albuquerque and h promoting the
building Of a sanatorium at Gallup.
she has purchased 100 acres Of land
lear Gallup and II now selling stock
IN the corporation, She expects TO
begin construction OF buildings with
In a short time.
Ground was broken this morning
south OF the passenger station for q
new loading and storage switch, TO
extend from the south end OF the
platform 10 a point some distance
beyond the Viaduct.
What might have bs,cn "a very scri-
ous accident happened in the freight
yards as secon No. 10, consisting OF
ton cars Of ~deadhead passenger
equipment was coming into Albuquer-
que. A burned out Journal due to "a
hot o broke ON the engine tank and
dropped. The train, however at the
time was not exceeding three miles
an hour and no damage wa. done to
the equipment.
A derailmesIt Of some freight cars
In the lower yards yesterday caused
a slight delay 70 No. 3 which had 20
run around them. II was OF a minor
nature. however.
Urged by friends and others prom
inent In literary circles, Major j. II.
Toulouse Is writing a volume OF
poems which he expects to publish In
the near future. His work deals al
together with the hvos of children
M was started first In verses about
his own children which he called
The Adventures Of Jim and joe.
Within the past year Mr.. Toulouse
has written more than fifty poems
which. with others TO be added IN
tho future. with Illustrations, will
comprise the first volume.
\ large crowd OF me AMI women
visited the y. NJ G. 4. yesterday eye-
ming during the open house, inspect
cd the building M partoOk Of the
hospitality OF the members n di-
rectors. The gymnasium was boauti-
fully decorated for the occasion and
was us'd as "a reception room. Shaded
D Na.NUm Aar. .VI FLuN.Aaaw 90 WAA 40.
green from the ceiling transformed
the big hare room into a bower that
was "a credit To the young men who
did the decorating. A detightful pro-
gram OF mukiG M readings was
given n punch mas served through
out the evening at - table presided
over by Miss Eleanor alderman and
Attorney Frank q. Mcstcrficld hRs
moved his law offices from h Crom-
well building TO rooms 3 and 8 IN tbs
new Armijo building. The law de-
partmcnt Of the A. T. a =. Fo viii @
tend into the office occupied by Mr.
Mostornold, giving the railroad law.
yers five offices In the Cromwell
building.
The speaker 1T the Fellowship
lunch at the y. NJ. e. A. on Sundaj
| afternoon will be J. l.. Zimmerman
OF Topeka. Kansas. All men away
] from home are welcome
4 tie match for high score la tii'
December bowling AZ the Y alleys wal
played OF yesterday afternoon, Des'
mond Farrell winning with q total oi
sos In three games. Prokosch aue
Wagner who both tied 2i6 a gumt
with Farrell during the month, rolled
500 and bb2 pins yesterday. Ear
rclrs average was 200 IA game.
Aldo Leopold aud Ward sheppard
have returned from n hunting trii
down the rio Grandc and report con
siderable success, having hagged p
goose and ten ducks. Tho trip, %
about sixty miles was made by boat
camping equipment and supplies be
ing carried with them. They campe'
out at night and found condition.
ideal for such an outing.
The Christian EndeaNor Society N
the broadway Christian church vii
resume the weekly twilight Hncit
hour next sunday at h regular tim
$40. a good fellowship time, must,
and light lunch. II YOU are a strange
or II YOU have no g. j.. home, yot
are invited.
I happy watch-night service wa
held at 81. Pauis English Lutheran
church Wednesday night. II followe'
upon "a Christian EndeaVor socinl 81
the church p%arlors, which were beau