Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-03

her Donfciano Torres and Maxine
Sanchez were elected commissioners.
Il. z. Nogt writes from Ramah that
the annual fiesta of the Zuni Indians
begins at shutdown on December L.
The main feature will be the elaborate
dance of the Shalako, which lasts all
night
A meeting of the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen will be held tonight
at 1880 at W. o. w. hall All mem
hers are requested to be present, as
there will be nomination of new Of
ficers and initiation of members
Miss Abbie Kennedy left last night
for her home in Texas. Miss Kennedy
has been connected with the Y w. c.
A. since last June. She will be sue
ceeded in the work by Mrs. Billie
Rroaddus
The central labor union meeting,
which was to have been held last
night, was pontponed. 1t will be held
tonight at 1880 at labor union hail.
Each local in the city is urged to have
one or more delegates present,
Mrs. Harry l. Patton and daugh-
ter, Lillian, and son, William Henry
left last night for their former nome
in Clovis to reside. Attorney General
Patton expects to j:oin his family as
soon as his term of office expires
The local Red Cross canteen com
mittee has made arrangements to
meet all trains in the future. Because
Of the scarcity of workers it had been
impossible before for the committee
TO meet No. 8, which comes in at / 80
a. m.
S. Kahn and ]. Dreyfus were each
fined S. in Judge McClellan's court
yesterday ON a charge of throwing
ashes, rubbish and papers in the al
ley back of their homes. The COM
plant was by Assistant Fire Chief
Collister.
The Christian Endeavor society of
st. Pauls English Lutheran church
will meet in the church parlors Tues
day evening at 1880 O'Clock. The
meeting of the Ladies Aid society an
nounced for Thursday afternoon has
been postponed one week
Rufus S. Goodrich. trainmaster on
the Albuquerque Winslow division,
who was here Sunday, returned west
yesterday lie stated that cold
wave struck the western section of
New Mexico several days of last
week, and on two occasions the Their
mometer registered several degrees
below zero
Roy Burrowes, representing the In
terstate Casualty company who was
down south on business, returned yes
terday. He made the trip going in his
but on account of several
snow storms he had to abandon his
car and returned by train. He re-
ports the weather much colder south
of Albuquerque than here in the Rio
Grande valley.
George l.. Gearing, of the Star Fur
niture company, has purchased the
stock of furniture of John d. En-
mons, and will conduct both stores
until the Emmons stock is closed out.
Mr. Emmons, who has been a long
time resident of Albuquerque, leaves
today to JON his wife and daughter
in southern California. Mr. Emmons
has three sons in the United States
army.
Do the boys in France appreciate
the tobacco kits which are sent them
by thoughtful friends through sub
to the Morning Journals
tobacco fund? They certainly do
Read this from boy who received
one of these kits: Received your
package which came in very handy.
and so | will smoke to the pleasure
of you and the rest back home
your happiness over our
great victory" This message came on
a postcard, and was signed "A Sol
der
The family found to be suffering
from the effects of the influenza, of
which mention was made in yester-
days Journal has been provided
with everything that is needed to
make them as comfortable as possible
by the Bureau of Charities. A nurse
has volunteered her services to care
for them and physician is in attend
ance and everything is being done to
relieve their suffering. The bureau
is still in need of volunteer nurses TO
help care for their many victims. for
there are many cases similar to the
above, where competent help is es-
sential In saving the lives of the poor
who cannot care for
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