Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12


he is AN old tlma nnnFpapor man.
having wotScd o. printer. linotype
operator and in tne edltpria rooms of
number or publications. Abandon
lac the newspaper Held, he took up
the work % the ARMY and has accom-
pliahed arCat amount of saod. IN
HWchiuson, in December 1880. Cap
tain seeds had tho satisfaction Of see-
ing erected rs the result ~ his cf-
forts. q handsome dp 10 date salvation
ARMY home. As an indlcnt.on 81 how
the home was financed II may be said
that Father William Farrell. o Roman
Catholic priest ana Rev. ". r. stew
ems, Methodist minister were
amoug the largest donors 10 the build
ing fund and did everything in their
power To help tho work along
Speaking today of what he hopes to
accomplish captain Seeds said that he
believes that Albuquerque Is a virgin
field for Salvation Army work and
that with Shc assistance OF the poo
pie here he has no doubt that great
deal can be done
lin beginning nay work here / wish
the people 90 understand that ! am
not here TO convert anybody 20 the
salvation Army People who belong
&c churchea--the church members
are the people { aspect 90 help me.
j want them to holp me to get the men
and the women who have gone down
e. tae bvttoni--those who havent
any church and whom pastors OF
churches cannot get at
'I see a splendid opportunity In AL
buquerque. like the town. My
daughter has already begun o. show
signs of improvement and | hope ]
VIII have more 20 say In the near fu-
ture OF my plans. For the present
VIII devote my time TO getting line
ou how things stand IN outlining a
future campaign"
That Captain Seeds stood high with
the business and professional men in
Hutchinson ls Indicated by the fol-
lowing editorials which appeared IN
the Hutchinson Gazette on the day
Of his departure FOR the west.
lis IlufrliinsOn's Loss.
with the departure OF Captain Seeds
and his family toauy the city oi
Hutchinson is sustaining a distinct
loss Especially Is this true as rec
cards the poor ans helpless These
unfoTtunatos. IN most Instances
worthy. viii miss his mlnistering
touch and the numerous acts OF kind
moss that have spread sunshine on
their miserable cxlstence
CAPTAIN Scods mas boon IN charge
az Salvation Amy headquarters hero
during thg past throo aud hall
years ~ was the dosIro of his SUI
pcrIurs that he remain nc his duties
in this territory but tre nfflietioE
that has come 90 his home the W.
ness OF hiss daughter. captain Katie
Seeds. renders hia location Ia warm-
or aud dryer climate imperative,
her lifc o. 90 be prolonged
And iu this connection it may be
said that the sympathy OF the conn
munty is eXtCdned 90 thc family, ana
especially 90 the suffering grl who
sacrificed her once Ngoroug health
~. the roclamntion ~ the souls ~
the Wandering and oimlcw men and
women Had Mrs Seeds harborcd
ANYTHING extont cruriiy in its broad
est meaning for the mferlug beings
wlicro sine has lab,red she might nov
have been Tho ludds faced, physically
strong YOUNG wouiHn gne Was three
years ago
Captain Seeds has not only acquired
n $4,000 property in Hutchinson Tor
the national organization he repre-
SCENTS but has otherwise advanced the
cause OF the work. His church fol-
lowing 10 large and there aro hun-
dreds--too proud 10 beg for aims,
who have known MIN IA q light that