The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-17
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The ladies OF the Missionary So
ciety Of the central ven Methodist
church will meet az the home Of Mrs.
Frank Brown. eos West Coal ave-
nue.. Thursday at 2:3O p. m, FOR a
social hour IN honor Uf Mrs. Helen
Smith who will cave. shortly FOR her
hume In Maine
Special ronsocatiDn or Rio drandc
Chapter No. 4. 10. a. NJ. this evening
at so Tor work In the NJ y. ". and
Royal Arch degrees. NisitinE com
panions are welcome.
The rgular ns.cting OF the Albu-
querque post OF the National Disabled
Soidiea' league will he held Thursday.
Aug. IS at 7:3O p m, In the Armory.
All members are urged To- be present.
Tie Home aud fOrrign MisdOn-
AIRY society of the Lead avenue Meth
odiat Episcopal church will meet at
the home OF Mrs. W. II. Brnnnin. Sl=
West Slate avenGe. Thursday after
noon at ] o'clock.
Amasio ~NInldonndo was hound oycr
To the grand jury Tor $1,000 when he
appeared before Justice OF Peac" u.
Montoya at the court house ycster-
day afternoon. charged with having
struck Marar1o Chavez with a stone,
and paraiyzinb his right side.
John Harding. who was ARRESTED
by station Master Ed Sinclair ON
Monday. was taken to las Vegas yes
tcrday by a deputy sheriff from San
Miguel county to face a charge of
breaking into a box car and stealing
shoes and cigarcts.
-iielipc hernandez, proprietor Of
the Michigan pool hall On South Sec
ond street. was fined $50 and costs
last niEht in police curt on III"
charge Of allowing minors to play In
his Mace of business.
The case Of Beatrice Snowdcn. ne
gro woman, charged with he theft
nf SgG from y. Y. Kelly. WAS con
tinued until Friday morning ~ al
low time Tor more witnesses.
Frank Clark. former chief clerk III
the Cattle Sanitary board, who has
been employed by the state Tax com
mission for the past few weeks in
making cattle appraisements In m,
southern part OF the state. returned
Ia the city today. lie reports range
conditions In the southern part OF the
state the best he ever has seen. In
the vicinity Of the Alamo national
forest the grass h the best In years
The poIicr were informed Today b,
the sheriff at Ration to be on the
lookout for 1--WE automobiles stolor
nom Dawson ut . o'clock this morn
ms. The auto thieves were said q
DE coming thls way.
4 EAR driven by Jcrrc Hngngnd col.
llded with an auto driven by W. T.
Blood at Central venue and Thirt
street at 80 o'clock last night. TIT
airs were not duniascd. Just US m
cars hit, however. "A bicyclist a Int
one of them and was thrown from hi
wheel. he was not injured.
Twenty prisoners In handouts and
two women prisoners passed through
Albuquerque this morning from
beming on their way to Snnta Fe
They were In charge OF DEPUTY
United States Marshal Lane OF Dem.
INK.
Tho young Aqs will play the Santi
he boy Scouts At Bnreins neld To.
morrow afternoon AT 2 o'clock Thu
young Aqs played the Santa Re 100,
Scouts 81 santa Re last Thursday ant
won. ~ 10 90.
Tie Loyal Momcn's bible class al
IN" Broadway Christian church vii
meet with Mrs. +. y. Shelly. 9l'
North seventh street. az 80 u'clocl
tomorrow afternoon.
Setgt. JamE'- tonnrr Of Troop \
who suffered conclusion OF the braif
when he fell from his horse az th,
Indian school road and Fourth stree.
Saturday night. ~ expected To TO-
cover, Dr y l.. Roger, his attcudinf
physician announced today, lie huI
icEuincd consciousness.