The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-02

Team captains and team workers
lined up this afternoon at the Com
morciul club to get final orders for
the whlrlwind campaign for $4,000
for the state fair fund Friday. Bc.
fore thoy left captains and men knew
how the attack was to be made. and
the manner In which the suhscrip-
tions are to be run down, surround
cd. captured ana delivered
The team meeting WIS preceded By
n snappy general session, during
which short talks were given by Pres
ident Robert y. Putney of the fair
commission and Chairman NJ. r..
Hickey Of the advisory committee
Mr. Hickey presided.
~ the general meeting the cap
tains and workers were impressed
with the Importance of reporting az
headquarters Friday morning by =
o'clock They were warned TINT -
wouldn't do. Every man pledged
himself To- be on hand II was ar
ranged through Mayor Boatright,
who was present. To- have the fire
whistle blown hard and long at g
o'clock Friday morning To- make sure
that no one oversight.
In their talks Mr. Putncy and Mr.
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sct up than IL Is undermined and its
authority denied hy those who were
expected ia support IT..
The Terrible Incts.
Mexico Is apparently no nearer a
| solution uf her trasicnl troubles than
she was when the revolution first
| kudlcd. And she has nocn swept by
e ciyil war as " b. IRE. Her crops
| are destroyed, her fields lie uusecdcd
| her work cattle are counsratcd foI
! the use uf tie armed factions, her
| people Zee to the mountains to csrap,
/ being drawn into unayaillng blood
| shed ana no man seems 10 see or lead
the way to peace and settled order
There BE- no proper protection either
tor her own citlzc1s or for the cit
| izons of other nations resident ana al
| work within her territory. Mexico i'
Z starving and without u government
Attitude of THIS Nation.
In these circumstances the pcopi,
/ and goScrnment Of the United Statci
/ cannot stand lndiHcrcntly by and do
! nothing tn serve their ncighbors. They
! want nothing themselves In Mexico
| Lcasi lt all de- they desire 10 settle
! her unuirs for her or claim any
/ right to do so. Iiut neither do they
! wish tu see utter ruin come upon
I her and thoy deem n their duty ~
/ friends and ncighhors To- lend aid
{ they properly can 90 any inatrumcn-
/ tality which promises to be effective
/ in bringing about a settlement which
! viii cmbody tho real objects OF th'
/ revolutions constitutional government
and the rights Of tho people. Patri
otic Moxicans are sick at heart AN,
cr! out Tor peace and for every Eslf
sacrifice that may he necessary {,
procure IL. Tho people cry ont fo
food and will presently hate az muci
as they fear every man In their coun
tr5 or out Of Il who stands between
them aLd their daily bread
Time for Action.
III is time. therefore. that the GOV
ernmcut OF the United states SHOULD
faAAly state the policy which, II
these extraordinary circumstances q
becomes its duty To- adopt. IL mus
presently do what Il has not hitheri,
done or felt at liberty 10 do lend Ia
active moral support 10 some man ol
group of men, 10 such may DE found
0ho csn rally the suffering people o
Mexico 90 their support In AN rftor
a. ignore, " they cannot unite. th'
yarring factions at the country, re-
turn % the constitution of the repub
lC so long IN allegiance and set up
government et Mexico city which th'
gteat powers OF the world can recog
nlze and deal with, goycrnmen
with whom tho program OF the rev0
luton viii De business and no
merely a platform.
81 Therefore. publicly and yer,
solemnly call upon the leaders Of fac
tions In Mexico "a act. to act togethe