Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-27

steed. Dewey Eshleman and Floyd
Marsh
The girls of the y W c. A. resi-
dence will entertain a group of friends
az the new headquarters, 120 North
Second street Friday evening at s
O'clock. Games are planned by the
fostesseG
District Forester Paul c. Redington
has recommended eight men for con1-
missions in the new forest battalion
now being organized. The names will
not be announced until approved in
Washington
DR.. NJ X. Wylder of this city has
been appointed by Governor Lindsey
as assistant medical examiner for
registrants in Bernalillo county. This
appointment was held by DR.. G. A.
Frank who resigned
The eight O'Clock gymnasium class
of the Y. w c. A. had its first lesson
yesterday in the new "Y" gym with
Miss Ruth Stuchfield, instructor, in
charge. Miss Stuchfield will take a
group of the younger ''Y' girls out
for a hike on Saturday afternoon
Albuquerque Camp, No. 1, w. O. w
will meet in regular session at 3
o'clock tonight Herbert Nixon of
Phoenix Apiz.. and NJ l.. Stewart,
state manager of the w. o. w. will be
present. Mr. Nixon will sing patriotic
songs and Mr.. Stewart will deliver an
address on the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The central fire department an
swered an alarm at / o'clock this
| morning at Old Albuquerque An old
house on the plaza was discovered to
be on fire and for time the wind
threatened to carry the flames to
other buildings The firemen. how
ever, quickly eXtinguished the blaze.
A family moved out of the burned
! house yesterday morning.
The Y w. c. A. class in motor me-
| chanics will meet at the New Mexico
Motor Corporations service station
| Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
! first lesson in this course was given
! by Mr. Morrow on Tuesday evening
! of this week II anyone wishing tc
! enter the class has not yet enrolled
! it is hoped that they will do SO al
| once. registering at the y w. G. A.
| today.
Mrs. Ralph e. Nelson, daughter of
/ Mr. and Mrs A. ] Maloy returned
! to the city yesterday from the east.
4 Mrs Nelson's husband is Lieutenant
/ Nelson, of the ammunition train of
| the United States army, who left a
| few weeks ago for France Mrs.
Nelson, after leaving Camp Dix, New
! Jersey, visited friends in Baltimore
! Md. and other eastern cities before
coming to Albuquerque. She will re-
main here indefinitely.
G.. Giomi and wife, who spent sew
eral days with their son, Guido Giomi
| a member Of bakery department No
10, United States Army, at Fort Bliss
Texas, returned to the city yester
day. Mr. Giomi says his son is in thu
finest of health, and the boys at tn
fort are already packed for trans
portation to an eastern camp ant
thence overseas Guido Giomi, be
fore entering the army, was mem
her of the force aat the state Ma
tional bank. He was born in this city
Mrs. Carl Parsons, bookkeeper al
the San Jose market, received yes
terday from her husband, who is do
ing his bit for his country over II
No Mans Land, a German bayonet
1t is not the ordinary humane bay
onet that any of the civilized nations
would use, but a bayonet that be
comes a savage. brutal class of peo
pie who desire to conquer the world
The bayonet will be placed on ex
hibition in one of the Central ave
nue. stores in a few days.