Fountain Pen and Button Loss Aboard Boarding House
Ed Lavelle a railroad grader reported to police that a boarder, Harry Schwarts, vanished with a fountain pen valued at 4.50 and cuff buttons worth 2.50 from 523 South First street, leaving the room in disarray. Lavelle suspected Schwarts boarded Santa Fe train No 9 to El Paso. authorities weighed approximate capture costs given the suspect’s travel. Schwarts, a machinist’s helper at Santa Fe shops, was described as medium height with dark hair, wearing a green wool shirt and tight trousers and speaking with a German accent.
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Ed. Lavelle
Coal Avenue
Third Street
Tave
McMillin
el Paso
Texas
Harry Sehwets
Lavelle
Howke
South First Street
Schwarts
Schwarz
S$. Silva
Santa Fe
Schwaty
Exhibition of Albuquerque School Art Soon
An exhibition of painting drawing and modeling by Albuquerque school pupils is planned for Tuesday afternoon December 21 at the Ceara school building. Miss Woodman supervises the art department and the display promises high quality work. The exhibit will be sent to the territorial convention of teachers in Las Vegas. Readers are advised to view the works and note Miss Woodman’s article on public school art in the forthcoming Evening Citizen woman’s edition.
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Ceara
Albuquerque
Woodman
Las Vegas
Miss Woodman
Evening Citizen
University Girls Go to Las Vegas for Clash in March
The University girls basketball team travels to Las Vegas in March to face the Las Vegas bleb school. Regulars Boonie Murphy Beatrice Murphy Siathelle Niven Jucy Exile Margaret Strayer Delores Huning Ida Hart are joined by substitutes. Lawrence Lee and Wil McMillin serve as referee and coach, Mine Hickey chaperones the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
This Mars Ibe
Death of Rebecca Mee Tafoya at 22 in Albuquerque
Rebecca FP Tafoya, 22, died this morning at her home on M24 South Third Street from pneumonia. The funeral will depart the home for Sacred Heart church for Mass, with burial at Santa Barbara cemetery at 6 40. Her parents are John Frederickson and Mrs Tafoya, long-time Albuquerque residents of Valencia county.
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Mee
Rebecca FP Tafoya
Tafoya
South Third Street
Sacred Heart Church
Santa Barbara
John Frederickson
Valencia County
Albuquerque
Joseph White
Fred Wernecke
Walter Dickey
Rik Lodge
P Hanley
Justice of the Peace
Bis
Hanley
A. J. Crawford
W. Machetlan
Christmas Shipments About Ready In Albuquerque Post Office
Postmaster Hopkins warns of last minute rush as Christmas gifts flood the mails. He notes congestion from Dec 17 to 28 and urges early mailing to ensure on time delivery. Extra clerks, a helper table, and supplies will aid patrons, with extended window hours and staff ready through the rush.
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Albuquerque
Jas
Providence
Paulway
Hopkins
Ivon
Uncle Sam
Sequieses
King of Tramps Delights Phoenix Audiences at Dorris Opera House
The King of Tramps company led by I Allen arrives in Phoenix with Lond actresses and Elks Topera manager Matson. Review lauds a corking reception and strong acts including Victor Faust wooden shoe dance and Lole Bridges performances. Show postponed due to washouts, new program announced for return night with varied vaudeville acts.
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I. Allen
King of Tramps
West
Mr. Allen
Citizen Office
Manager Matson
the Elks’ Topera House
CR. Hudson
Hudson Bill Company
Arizona
Phoenix
Gow
Dorris Opera House
Vanderwood
Victor Faust
Clyde Long
Lole Bridges
H.C. Turner
Leon
Bertie Ailen
Wincom
Ho Ane
Royal Arch Masons Elect New Officers
Rio Grande Chapter Royal Arch Masons met last night for the annual session and elected officers for the coming year. High Priest C. C. Young, King C. Cushmas, Scribe H. G. Bullard, Secretary J. C. Ferger, Treasurer A. J. Maloy.
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Rio Grande
Royal Arch Masons
C. C. Young King
C. Cushmas
H. G. Bullard
J. C. Ferger
A. J. Maloy
Emmons Chosen Honor Orator for University of New Mexico
Nine young contestants at Ellis Opera House competed for the University of New Mexico interscholastic oratorical contest honor. Grover C. Rinmers was selected as the honor orator. Isabel Niven was named alternate. Emmons will represent UNM in Las Vegas on December 21.
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University of New Mexico
Grover C. Rinmers
H. B. Fergusaon
L. H. Chamberlin
Oar H. A. Cooper
Isabel Niven
Emmons
Las Vegas
J. Ralph Tascher
J. Frank Peavy
Clarence EB. Heald
F Elwood M. Albright
Knocker
TH le F
Albuquerque
Opera House Roller Rink Opens With Free Instruction
A local venue offers good music and free roller skating lessons with no charge for instruction. The event promises a welcoming atmosphere and an opportunity for beginners to learn basic moves under guidance, aided by a friendly staff.
Christmas trees and holiday goods offered locally
J W Anderson advertises Christmas trees in all sizes and invites orders at the corner of Broadway and Railroad Avenue. Monarch Grocery Co promotes new shipments of olives pickles jams and preserves. Maloy's will receive fresh produce tomorrow including greens and fruit. W H Hahn Co offers gas coke for open grates at 6.00 per ton.
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J W. Anderson
Broadway and
Railroad Avenue
Monarch Grocery CO
W. H. HAHN @ CO
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Harry Schwarz
Schwats
Meadow City High School
Phoenx
Ellis’ Opera House
Highland Meat Market
Tollet Sein
Ruppe’s
Eee Tees
FEE
Walton's Drug Store
Opera House
Jaffa
Maloy’s
W. Morris Jeweler
Albert Faber
NATO
Santa Claus
Vann Jewelry Company
THE
Vann Jewelry CO
Albuquerque Business College Library
Albuquerque, New Mexico
OC. A. Matson & CO. Barnett Building
Bergen
Cail
C. P. Schutt
H. Yanow
R. R. Ave
Alvarado
Cathedral
Colorado Telephone CO
J. H. Orielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Roger
Everitt
Diamond Palace
FIRST
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Ocfoe
Klister Bros
South Second Street
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