The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
Supper Table
Gossip

The a. n. :. basketball team Dr.
fcatud tho Santa Ft Indian school fivo
~ b ArmUry lqHt night 81 10 3. The
Indians played good Individual games
tut we're uutciaased us 10 speed.
weight aud height by the Albuquerque
boys The h,eh school team promises
10 be one ~ the strongest in the city
this aeastn. The team last night was
composer 81 Nenahlo. Snlazar. Hyder.
Wilson and GlAssman. Two girls
teams from n high school played a
curtain raiser 10 the boys game. the
From these Two cams the first team
from the girls department viii be
picked.
i've boys wrrc committed 20 the
county jail tins morning TN police
court and sentences suspended on cun-
dltion that they conduct themselves
properly In thn future. Judge McClei-
Ian warned them hat Appearances IN
court nEuiu would mean hat thel
would be sent TO the reform school,
1he hols pcre sam and Hepry HAYNES
(Coloredl. Bernardo MADAME. Kohert
Allen and Charles Ellis, They we're
charged with in~corrlgihility and be-
sides not attending school were caught
yesterday on the roof OF 4 business
building here they had been throw
ing stones ~ passerby.
MOitE than 1870 persons have
taken out drivers licenses since the
nret OF h yea The total issued last
year vas only 400. Drivers have
only a lev anye more ~ which to
lake Out licenses or face arrest.
ltoncrt WuotA sou OF attorney o. T..
wood. has returned from California
ard entered the New Mexico Military
Institute at Roswell.
John romhs. regional secretary of
the National Tuberculosis association
for the southwestern states, has Just
r~eceived word that his brother. Guy
Tomns. Of Montreal. Canada, has been
decorated hy kine Albert of Belgium
with The Cross Of Caevaiier OF Leo
pold II, in recognition OF his Belgian
relief work.
Mrs AllcJandro sanIoeai has sold
enc Of her ranches In Alameda for
$500. she has also sold some city
property. the consideration OF whlSh
was not made public.
MsH. GesYrrs Dcitx win sing n solo
At 81. Johns Episcopal church at he
morning service tomorrow.
William RorliIHtou rrtururd nom
VI I'aso las night where he secured
the ngency for the Two-Repubiics In
surauce company FOR tire state OF
make his headquarters In Albuquer-
que. opening a state office here ~
soon as a location IL decided upon.
Comllc1abfe Improvement l. uB1rr-
way at the sturEes hotel. Painters
and decorators are at work today re-
papering the ceiling n rctinting n
walls o. the office lobby. Several
suites OF rooms have been r~edecoratet
and much other Inn Improvement Will
follow along this same line.
Denver ~appnfefaly II e-nconntea1ug
some OF the nardships 50 often exper-
fenced here IN the way Of hotel ac-
c~ommooations for conventions and
other gatherings. Cards have been
pasted In local hotel Hobbies. signed
by the Denver Hotel association, re-
questing travelling men to avoid Dem
yer 80 far az possible during the
As the hotel accommodations would
be taxed to the limit during hat time.
ID. A. Slrysgur. a fufIn'r Ftsadcnt Of
this city. arrived last night from San
Francisco 20 attend the installation
Of the Odd Fellows. He has served as
past grand master In New Mexico and
a. district deputy grand master. He
Il a member 90 Harmony lodge Nc, /
Ills present home Is In Denver
IryUuts for places ON uhc fra teuni
OF girls basketball were the feature
OF the week among the high school
students The girls were Judged ac-
CrdinE to IIolr playing ability, their
personality and fQr team work. Those
who made the first team are Jose
phine Hartman, Florence Fracaroli,
forwards. Adela Elder. Nernal stone,
cente~ Margaret Hnbboll, Irene IVES
terhousen. guards. Judges were Miss
Hlll. Mins Frisbie. Miss Oxle" Miss
Inches aud Miss Edsall Of the high
school faculty.