The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-24

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This II the basis upon which
Charles u. Cushman Is going In as
president 81 the Albuquerque Cone
mercial club and the basis upon
which ne expects to wort himself
and upon which he expccts every
member OF the organization g.; work
DURING his tenure of the oftlce.
with the statement that the chain
is no strung than IT, weakest INK
ne told the club members who gath
cred last night for the first only
meeting of the summer months. chat
he was ready TO 90 his HINT In hard
work, but that ne expected every
member Of ms organization 20 back
him not only with faith n1i with
works. To that end ne has appointed
IA number Of special committees me
expects to appoint others, 81 whom
he viii delegate the detail work. lie
even has called on the m OF Al
buquerque 20 join In the work for a
bigger. better city.
As the first step necessary To ef-
fectivc club work Mr.. Cushman
pointed out necessity for "a larger
membership and laid before the
meeting a simple nut effective work
ing plan by which IL h believed the
clubs membership will be lifted
To I'VE hundred in four days. THIS
accomplished. he expects to set nu-
merous committees to worN on Nari-
Gus projects and to keep them az
work during the summer months,
having all ready with definite reports
| NJ results accomplished at the first
meeting In September, which VIII
mark the beginning OF d years ac-
tive work.
This Is your club, sale Mr.. Cush-
I mar in concluding his inaugural ad-
! dress. In u every man can set e
hearing. No matter what his plan.
Il II is for the good OF Albuquerque
IL viii receive most thoughtful con
sideration from the organization. M
doubt many schemes will be presen''
ed 10 us which are not practical and
which canont he undertaken. but
there will be "a respectful hearing
for every one, and every mcmber
will not Only have q voice but q pat'
In the work we are going to do
Passing to the naming OF commit
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forcefully OF membership. The bust
ness men Of Albuquerque, he said
must supper the ORGANIZATION, Ros'
well. with less Than A~lbuaueraus
population OF a dozen years ago. sup
ports a club with more than Nv,
hundred members. Many cities ol
the central and eastern aud western
states had memberships In the thou.
a.N-N. FnlA. .lHNra r.VaUarsa F4aaa hgTl
ship of 27j was not Representative
Of Albuquerque or the Albuquerque
spirit and he proposed first To brinl
the membership 90 where Il should
be and keep IL there.
Reviewing what the club has nc
complished for Albuquerque In th'
past. Mr.. Cushman pointed out tina
Il has brought here practically
everything Albuquerque has Of an
J important public character. from tn
earliest railroad shops to the hug
plant which the Santa Fe is nov
erecting,
Later in the evening Or. W. G
Hope pointed out " important IN
stitutions which the CLUB hrough
here which Mt. Cushman overlooked
the University OF New Mexico an'
lnN tnittu suites iuuhh rtueol' Az
club gave the ground upon which
the University is located. Dr. Hop
said, and u. : Rodcy, then In tn.
Legislature. secured the passage u
the bill creating the institution. Tn
club also gave the land Tor the In
dian school
Among the things which the clu'
proposed TO do during the cominI
year Mr.. Cushman enumerated
dozen important things, the count.
survey completion being one OF them
He said the club proposed TO go ate
every convention In sight and som
not in sight and II "a here that h
laid down the slogan for the year
Get IL for albuquerque, Il IT'S naileI
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Albuquerque a. "a health city an
center must be a clean city. he said
and to this end ne proposed To enlis
the active cooperation OF the WON
ans club aud the Pareut-Tcacheri
association.