Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
Y.M.C.A.sLOGAN
Of {. ALBRIGHT
|sPR|zE WINNER.
Idea That Appeals Most For
chilly to Committee Is 'You'
Must Come Across" Mean
ing Contributors.

Ing CO0lflDul0rS,
ri You Must Come Across.
d That IL the slogan Of the campaign
Il 10 establish an association here. de
. lcIded upon last night BY the commit
e Itee--the Rev. Hugh A. Cooper. II. I
4 icning and NJ l.. Fox. EIwood AL
Q bright, son Of George +. Albright
:. suggested the happy thought. win
q ming the $40 prize offered by II. y
: Putney. Mr.. Albright returned to Al
c lbuquerque recently from San Diego.
While the "come-across' idea die
not strike air Albright excluslvel,
= the committee was influenced in tn,
! choice of his sibbolcth because II wa.
/, larranged In the form OF tasty de.
: sign which the committee plans "a
! reproduce on celuloid buttons to b.
worn on coat lapels and also on pen
nantF
To Have Buttons Made.
\ MIR. AIbright's original design was
a hammer with an inverted ~" shaped
went at the bottom. ON the left half
are the letters ~ NJ c. A." In a
vertical line. on the opposite the let
tors, completing the words, appear,
thus:
Nj ust
c ONE
cross
/ When the contest was closed at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. Put
ney had received nearly 100 slogans.
They were all designed by numbers.
and the committee in making the se-
! lection did not know that Mr. AL
bright was the winner until. the num-
her OF his design was presented to the
general Y. NJ c. A. committee.
4 The committee considered several
other suggested slogans long before
making the final decision. The names
Of those who composed or designed
the others are unknown, as their
numbers were not turned into the
general committee last night. the
committee presenting only the win |
ming number.
Hard 10 Decide.
One that CAUSED the committee
some indecision---for o time--was a (
neatly printed orange pennant. Across !
the top OF this was: II am for and I
In "A vertical line extending down
from the word "am" was "you May !,
Come Also" Another was button
design with the letters Y NJ. c. A.
arranged In the center in the form OF /,
a cross. In sdrieircle across the !
top was in this sign conquer
Others considered by the commit
tee were:
For a better Albuquerque Y NJ.
C. A."
"The Y. NJ. c IA place to de- !;
velop men"
Forward, Hurrah. Hurry
For the Y. NJ. G. A.
Thats coming to- stay
In Your Albuquerque"
Get the Y NJ. c. a. habit
a well-equipped Y. NJ. c. A.
VIII promptly place us. in Glass A.
~ NJ. c. Alton
Come across with your donation"
Y. NJ. c. A.
we We sol IL SoinS.
Keep up the steam." .
Get the
you Must Come Across u
spirit"
You Must Come Across tarrang-
d In circle on LuttoA.) x
Get into the triangle"
"Your Money Can AssIst---in Max Z
ng Albuquerque City of Clean. =
Iealthy Young Men
you May Count Albuquerque TX
"Yoking Morality. Character andit
a better and bigst1
or Albuquerque" ~
Albuquerque needs Y NJ. c. A-r4t
,uff sed" NJ
One contestant tried 1t three ways.ix
Icre are his offerings
No. /. TX
"$60, 000 for Y. NJ c. A.
we can. we ought, We WILL" -
No. 2.
100000 for a Y. NJ c. A. =
Our biggest and best job. i
Watch Albuquerque do it,
No. 3.
Don't putter. Putnoy, out:
"Put'er over.'' III
For Thermometer.
The thermometer idea was suggcst-1l
| This contestant wanted a big Their =
ometer placed in front of the Y NJ -
A. headquarters on which might =
, indicated day by day the total of
e subscription list. He also suggest
tags for state fair week, bearing
small thermometer and the words:
What temperature today?" He Of
red a similar button