Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-18

Hickey brought Secretary Bilhelmcl
forward. and the latter told OF the
pleasure that he has had In further.
worked with a finer bunch" said Mr.
hilheimcr and ! want to tell you
now that YOU never did a better job
for the men and boys of Albuquer.
que"
Cries for Putney called forth the
man who has been from the first the
soul and spirit Of the enterprise. II
am proud Of Albuquerque" said Mr..
Patncy She has never started any
thing she didn't finish. am proud of
her people, and the thing that makes
me feel best about II is that all Of her
people are together that there Is no
division among them--that they are
Ruling for the same end"
George A. kaseman declared that
the spirit that had been engendered
by the campaign was the most in
spring thing about the work that had
been done. 1T has been work of
construction" he said. THE feelings
ergendered have been those of kind
Illness. rhe work that we have been
doing has taught MS to look up. and
not down.
A. II. McMillen declared that the
work had only partly been begun
that the building is yet To be erected
and that the matter of building char
aeter is the most important of all the
has been undertaken. Rev. Hugh A.
Cooper c. O. Cushman. Rev. T.. r..
schueler and Secretary Lenoir were
other speakers at the jubilee meeting
after the announcement OF the result
had been made.
Enthusiasm at Headquarters.
II any one who might have doubted
the intense enthusiasm aroused by
the Y. NJ. c. 4. campaign had gone
into the headquarters on North Sec
ond street last night all doubts would
have been dispelled. From 6 o'clock
until midnight when the campaign
closed the headquarters were filed
With a throng of cheering, singing
men and women. worked up to the
highest pitch of zeal and enthusiasm.
Rev. Edward 7. Schueler, who from
The first, has been a leader in the
musical activities OF the committee.
sas prominent. His sich baritone
'oice was in evidence whenever there |
Fas singing - be done, and thas was |
lbout every five or ten mlnutes dur
ng the campaign. Fired with intense
zeal, Mr.. Schreler was able To impart |
MS enthusiasm to the others workers,
md the building literally rang with /
he cheers and songs of the WORKERS. |
"StyIe All the Whilc.'
The last big feed-the finai blow /
lut se the workers who have 81 cam
sslly laborsl for the success Of the
!. NJ c. A.--was given at aeadauar-
.efs IT 6 o'clock yesterday evening. II
Nas chicken dinner, served b, the /
Foung ladies Of the domestic science +
department OF the high school. and
he diners. some 200 in number. let
{ be known in unmistakable terms.
hat they considered the girls of the
high school the style all the while,
III the while"
The dinner opened with musical
elections by the high school glee
,lub and the university band. and
1ilarity was the dominant note in
that was done. The sing 4
ne of 'The Star Spangied Banner
" the glee club and the accOmpani-
nent by the band to the numerous
'ocal selections of the diners attest
ng the fact that various contributors |
nd workers In the cause are ''the
tyle all the while, all the WHILE"
.ept everybody Keyed up to a high +.
itch of enthusiasm and Secretary J
illheimer finally had to remind the !
rowd that bees gather little honey
hen they stay too close to the hive. !
An announcement that the Y w. c. Z
. had telephoned in a contribution !
{ $25. subscribed by the young la {
les that occupy the association home I
n South Third street, was greeted /
ith vociferous cheers George A Y
aseman, who from the first has ben !
ne of the most Jealous workers for
he Y. NJ. c. A.. stood behind the I
ask and every now and then, after c
lswering a telephone call, would In
'rrupt whatever speaker happened II
have the floor by calling out to c
'cretary Lenoir to chalk up another a
4 there would be general chorus h
the effect that cor man Kase- v
ans the style all the while" D
Secretary Bilheimer in "A short adj t
'ess, declared that Albuquerque ia Y
rtunate in being situated in New
exico. He told Of the generous /
that have been made
Z the people of the state living out- d
De of Albuquerque. and said that a
had never In all his experience n
iown Of such response to ;love- il
ent of this sort from people who Il
ID no direct interest in the object c.
be attained Long distance wires, a
, said, had been kept busy by peo- 0
e in various sections of the state n
ho wanted to help Albuquerque out 9
her effort TO build Y. M. g. a. o
Light Company Comes Across"
The contribution of $1,000 by the
buquerqne Gas, Electric Light y Il
lwer Co, was notable not only for 9
Ie amount that was given, but alss
r the fact that this company was Q
e only public utility corporation "
hich, as a corporation. contributed o.
the fund A. b, McMillen. presi- b
mt of the water company, gave il
900, but this was given in his in "
vidual capacity and not for the cor $.
ration OF which he Is the head.
Attention was called to the fact W
at the electric light company is not s.
local corporation,s but is part and d,