Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

International Secretary With
High School Orchestra StirS
Up Sentiment at Rio Grande
School.

Accompanied by the High scho
orchestra and a number OF antom,
/ PIE loads of enthusiasts. Information
al Secretary Bllhoimer last nlel
lourheyed over TO the lilo Grande n
uustriai school and inaugurated IN
hrht or series OF meetings that wi
De held AT various points on the oui
shlrts or the city for the purpose d
arouslng interest In the Y. NJ. c. A
| campaign A short talk by the secre
iary and a number Of selections b
me orchestra, made up program
mat was appreciated fully. The meet
ing voiced lis Interest In the Y. VI. {
y. movement and promised supper
for the snme.
rams were practically complete,
yesterday for the serving of lunch
cons at Y. NJ. G. A. headquarters dur
ing the campaign. A. -. Stroup
working with the womens commit.
zee, secured the women of the Bap-
tist church to take charge Of the serv-
ing next Monday on Tuesday tho
women OF the Presbyterian church
VIII serve, on Wednesday the Lead
Avenue Methodist. on Thursday the
Christian church and on Friday the
Central Avenue Methodist. Arrange
inents have not yet been made for
the Saturday serving and for the last
uay OF the campaign, Monday. the
18th.
Many 10 Attend Banquet.
Late yesterday afternoon all of the
clerical work was completed at head
quarters, concluding the sending out
of over 10000 pieces Of literature.
all to Albuquerque residents. II would
have been almost impossible TO han
die this work al all had II not been
for the efforts of the high school stu
dents and those Of the Albuquerque
Business college.
The sight OF so many boys and girls
working in so worthy cause. aroused
a comment yesterday which Is perth
nent. visitor at headquarters. said
while the boys and girls of Europe
are gathering at public places such
as this. to make bandages for the
wounded, our boys and girls are send
ing out pleas to our citizens TO build
them a building for their improve
ment." rf
FROM present indications the ban
quet Monday night at the Masonic |
temple, Will tax the capacity Of the |
banquet hall The committee wishes |
TO announce that the dinner viii start |
at $50 o'clock. All captains are sup /
posed to report With their squads. as |
Il Is necessary that they be present to /
absorb some OF the enthusiasm that
viii be set off at that time. Every
person interested In the Y. NJ. c. 4. /
Is invited to attend. II
In receipt OF one OF the print
I'd invitations or not.
Secretary knebcl Here.
Thursday night international Rail-
road Secretary Knebel stopped over
n Albuquerque long enough TO hold Il
I conference with Secretary Bllheim-
n. lie reported that every city in the
vest and southwest which he has
Visited during the past few weeks
las its eyes on Albuquerque and
he campaign. Some of them made
Tim the bearer OF their best wishes
or the success OF the Y. M. c. A.
A meeting of the entire executive
committee was held last night and
assistance rendered In assigning
James to the soliciting committees.
The executive committee win also as
ume It's share of the soliciting burd-
n by agreeing to call upon over goo
'crsons during next week.
Chairman Hickey has returned
rom short trip aud was on the job
It headquarters all daN Yesterday
lice Chairman Putney is also giving
lis entire time to the campaign. He
eeps one telephone line busy most
I the time with orders to lcutcn-
nts working on the outside,
The committee was greatly et-
yesterday upon receiving
rom number OF spanish-Ameri-
ans offers Of assistance and sup
ort. Furthermore, the newspapers
nd periodicals reaching the Spanish
mcrlcans volunteered their columns
, the furtherancc Of the movement.
Associations In Mexico.
In this connection Secretary BIZ
elmer points out that all Of the as
in the southwest have been
to by the Spanish speaking
eople and that their children are
mong the most enthusiastic mem-
ers. Some of the finest y. NJ. G. A.
lildings in the. world are found in
exico where associations like those
Mexico city aud Chihuahua are
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