The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06
EXECUTIVE
AND COMPLETESTAFF
GO TO LINDA VISTA
Will Say Good bye to Our Boys
for All People of the State ;
Stop Half an Hour Here Today
Governor s Eloquent Tribute,

Governor Washington T.. Lindsey aud
his stan stopped at AlbuqAerquc half
nn hour this forenoon. curoutc to Linda
Vista. California. TO extend New Mex.
iro 3 God bless you' 10 our boys who
are In contoumeut there, aud who are
expected 90 leave soon FOR cove
there
The personnel Of the governor 5 stan,
an of whom are accompanying him. is
~ follows: Col. Alfred Grum field. Col.
A.. \. Seuu, Col. James Priddy and Nd.
iuSuut General James Rucu. In the en-
I touragr was also Attorney General
Harry l.. Patton.
The governor has had information 10y
! wire 20 the effect that the business men
ct san Diego have arranged @ mass
reception for him aud his party, for
next Saturday afternoon. He has been
advised that he would bc eNprrtrd to
! deliver an address ON that uccusjon. He
H. also booked for It speech NJ Las We.
gas before the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers Assoeiatiou. and the
quarterly meeting of the Cattle sanitary
hourd next Tuesday. March -. So he
will have so hurry back.
While ~ liudn Vista the entire party
will Ice the guest of General 7. =.
Strong. in command ct the army now in
training there. \ grand parade har
been specially arranged tor Friday,
March :. in honor of the distinguished
, New Mexico visitors.
\ tinge OF putbos %pcrmoatc, this visit
Of the chict executive of New Mexico,
hearing 10 its patriot SONS q message ~
hope and fidelity. as they are preparing
90 leave tut overseas patriotic service.
II may be- the Inst they viii see If
"h~omcfolks'' fer many "a long day.
The governor is in the pink of coudi.
tiun and feels duly the sulcmnity of the
situation. "'Tcll our T. 1plc. - said he,
"through The Herald, that the main
object Of this trip H. 80 reusSure our
noble sons that all our people are huck
of them with their prayers and best
J wishes. and that We will -taud by them
ss long ns there is "A man or a dollar
left.
eve do not propose that they shall
want for any physical comforts rs long
as America lasts and The srs,"HS ooa.
tiuur 60 produce seed time aud hur-
vest. We feel that they VIII cover
thcmscl> rs with glory aud add addition.
nj houurs go the traditional American
love OF liberty.
"You remember. when N, ancient
city OF Iumprii was uucarthcd, after
the lapse of centuries. the Roman soldier
who wns ON guard that day of tine awful
N,suvius eruption away burk boz the
FIRST century \. y. was found ar his
post. q mute but eloquent mummy.
speaking IN language stronger than
words. that the Roman soldier dies, but
mover sufrcudcrs or forsokcs bis post of
duty.
"Amidst the frightful cr'uclysm of
I that August day, nudi>mnycd hy falling
cindcrs and melted lava. when the sun
was darkrncd 10y ominou~ clouds ul
ashes aud debris. he stood firm aud
yielded not. lie might have saved hi,
own life by flight. bat he scorncd 10 10
so M the sacrifice Of honor aud duty.
- feel. with all of our citizens, that
our New Mexico boys. when they gcI
Tower thcrc, - win thus reflect great
, honor ON ''1hr star Spanglcd Banner. =