The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
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MIR. lh'tttc raw OF Ncd Lake. y. VI.
has given "a baby bond toward the
care of a baby ia the Orphans home
OF the Baptisis Of porialee. Mrs. Paw
according ~ local Baptists had 20
economic 20 buy the bond during the
war and the giving OF u for the bn bics
Is considered a most charitable act.
slid }. W. Bruner, secretary OF the
Southern naptists convention.
The tea that wns To have bsen given
"Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. "a 4.
Robinson by the Ladies Ala society OF
the Lead Avenue Methodist church
has been postponed until next Tues
DAY.
~. =. Ro-rnwaId was the speaker
at the meeting OF the ~. Johns Mems
club Ia the Episcopal guild hail last
night, his topic being Success On
Business q. NJ. Barber presided
Plans Tor the second semi-anEual 5au-
quet % the club were made, and a
collection was taken up FOR ncar east
relief
Mrs. Oscar sIcdd and her brother.
A J. Stolmnn OF BroOkfleld. Mo, have
arrived Ia Albuquerque TO visit Mr
Slcdd. who has been ia the city Tor
some time.
albuquerque lodge IO6, Loyal Or
der Of Moosr, will hold ~ meeting to-
night at Moose hall TO initiate "a large
class Luncheon will follow. Menu
bers are requested 90 be- present.
Visiting Moose welcome
Thu first step in the property own
crs' appeal 20 the supreme court over
the cort OF the Tijcras avenue paving
was taken yesterday. VIXEN Attorns
George Taylor mailed ar assignment
Of error TO hat tribunal az Santa
fe. Tho next process WILL be the
drawing up Of "A brief In which those
alleged orror Will be gone into in de-
tail, and this also will be- filed in the
supreme court preparatory 90 the
hearing Of the case.
II has bscn decided by the sheep
and wool growers 10 do nothing more
in connection with trying 90 Induce
the railroad 10 extend the suspension
0f the 30 per cent Increase on live
stock shipments until the executive
board uf the Sew Mexico sheep ana
Wool Growers association meets June
D. 10 there is no change in conditions
hy that time the executive board viii
go into the matter fully. The in
crease became effective 100 March. but
the railroads agreed 90 suspend tho
raise until July 10 ON the showing Of
caftl'meu that stock Boz the d~istrictH
hI by tho drouth could not be- moved
f0 gItz.ur lands under the high rates
Tho HhD,pmeu would not benefit
through this concession. aH thrn do
mot move their stock Co market until
autumn. urd they sought to have tho
Hu- p.r-I.u OF the increase extended
until Jan D. 1899.
"a" federal hoard for vocational
training hHH placed NlCk Chavez iu
lohuenrF garage. whore DO o. learn
iuT f1 Doe an automobile mechanic.
Manuel chavez ana paarual Fuiardu
have ben placed iu she training
school.
Tho first MATCHES of The Intcr-fn-
trruitv tennis tournament at the Uni
Nrrslfw which were played on ycstpr-
day resulted in the defeat of the Sig
mr trI doubles team hy tho men
from 81 Kappa Alpha hy "a score OF
GO e-i, t-2. Yesterday match was
the nrft of tho series scheduled for
the tournament. Tho tournament o.
90 consist ur three series OF matchrf.
so that each team viii play one
match 90 both singles and doubles
with each Of IN. other teams Each
victory in either singles ar double.
counts ono point for tho winning
team. and ut the end 81 tho tourua-
msnt the toam having the highest
total score Will be- declared the win
uer
The Good Cheer club will meet with
Mr. g. a. Shercr. G2b South Edith
street, tomorrow afternoon.
fhc I~o1nightly club viii meet TO-
night o. ths Womun'a club Mrs.
George Angle will give q series OF
readings from "Thc Palace Of the
King, with musical accompaniment