Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-18

! IS at present located at Camp Merritt
according to word received by hi
/ mother, Mrs. Siegfried Grunsfeld
John Ament formerly of Albuquer
| que, now living at Acomita, n. NJ.
I spent yesterday in the city.
Leslie Boldt, son of Charles Boldt
/ PA West Gold avenue, arrived in New
| York yesterday morning from thu
/ United States naval air station in Eng
| land He Will be home in few days
/ Gene Parker arrived home last nigh
/ to spend the holidays with his paren
! in thu city, Mr. Parker is in the radio
| department of the United States navy
and is stationed at Mare Island, Calf
e, K. Berry local contracting plas-
terer, who has been confined to his
home for the last five weeks with flu
is able to be about again and expects
soon to be able to be down town at
tending to, business,
Smith Riley of the forest service al
Denver, chief of the game protective
department of the forest service, is
here comforting with local forest scrv-
ice men and officials of the Game Pro-
teCtive association,
Word has been received here that
Cleo f. Pineau was one of the aviators
released from a German prison camp.
He was taken prisoner several weeks
ago and the family have been unable
to communicate. with him. This good
news came from a friend of the Pineau
family who resides in the east.
+ Hugh =. Hodge, the newly elected
president of the Game Protective as
sociation, will pass through the city
this morning en- route from his home
in silver City to Santa Fee He will be
met here by a delegation from the
local Game Protective association and
thev will hold a short conference.
Mrs, Florence Leonard arrived in
the city Monday from FL Paso, Texas.
where she has been residing the past
four years, and will visit Mrs, J, G.
Owen, 217 West Coal avenue, for u
few days. Mrs. Leonard resided in
Albuquerque before going to FL paso.
a letter was received by Mrs Sol
WELLER from her son, David WELLER a
member of Battery A, to the effect
that the battery has lost but one man
since arriving in France, and that was
caused by an accident. He writes that
the battery is a unit in the army of
occupation and is on German soil Dave
is tank driver in the battery, The
lPller WAS Ndttu NbNelnDef ~ anu
received here December 1G.
Private Ollie X. Garretson. for
merlN bookkeeper for firm at
Bernalillo, who was assigned to draft
board work at Santa Fe, n, NJ, ar
rived in Albuquerque yesterday morn
ing from Camp Cody afte being dis
charged. He will leave for his home
in oklahoma in a few days.
Sergeant VIII Myer and privates
Algie Hogan and Ernest " lfall re-
turned yesterday morning rom Camp
Cody, where they received honorable
discharges Privates Williams Al
Riehl. William Griffith ana Henry
Tafoya. who have been doing local
draft board work, are expected home
from Camp Cody today.
Private Robert j. Claiborne for
mer student of the University of
New Mexico, who was assigned 10
the personnel office az Camp Cody
has been discharged from service and
gone to Los Angeles where he in
tends to make his home. His broth
er Peg Claiborne. former star has
ketball player and track athlete Mt
the university, now with The Ameu-
can eNpeditionary forces i'm France
has been made first lieutenant