The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

OF peace? or will II slid back into
the slow puttcring futiiity OF other
days.
This is a plea for a continuance
OF efficient community effort. II Bcr.
nalillo countv could work nj public
education, public health. better apri-
culture, better roads. "a better city
IN short. At nation building; " We
could work az these things ~ We have
~ war. then there rs no man living
who could predict ne progress that
ten YEA would brinE to this COM
munity.
AT this Thanksgiving time. real
Americans will give thanks. not only
for peace. but for the lessons OF war.
They viii give thanks for q new vision
OF what q community can DO. ana they
viii give expression 10 tint thanks.
not only Ia words. but IN deeds
Why This Thank sgi,ing l. of special
Significance.
T.. T. Chase, Secretary. National
Lie Insurance COMPANY OF the South.
west SAYS;
Thanksgiving day was ~mauguratcd
10y u Pilgrim Fathers the fan ~ Tie
second year after their arrival in
America. Il has held especial signi-
ficancc To Americans ever since. This
year ~ seems To me that All nations OF
the world should rejoice and celebrate
Thanksgiving day with Americans
Now that we have won the war,
we must gain the confluence OF the en-
tirc world rs our charity and acts OF
sympathy which vs. exhibit To the con-
qucrod, BY prcccpt ana example. We
must show the German people that We
who live under the stars and Stripes
ran be charitable and sympathetic. as
well as unCompromising when W" arc
fighting for a principle. iy doing
this. We can make the word democracy
mean to our former enemies what Il
means TO the people OF this great
country. AND what liz moro significant
than that we start our rrands of
mercy on this Thanksgiving day?
PERSONALLY. his Thanksgiving day
will bc a source Of great satisfaction
10 mo when | think Of the many FAINT
lies in his state. who ON accoun of
the policies paid by the National Life
VIII be better equipped 10 educate
their children and enjoy some OF the
comforts OF ne"
BENEFITS Derived From the War.
Not only should we he thankful
at this Thanksgiving season for the
great allied victory n all II means
10 as as e nation" said GUY Rogers,
hut we should no grateful for the
benefits which his country has de-
rived from the war. The experiences
w ~ ~ - ffNNfNf
have passed during this great ordeal
hnV" developed traits of nobility which
could have beo brought nut IN no
othar way. I firmly believe also that
the lesson Of THRIFT which we have
learned during the wal is ono which
will ho of incstimahle value to this
nation as long 80 u exists
1hankfulncSs for Glorious Victory.
We nave the best OF reasons FOR
rejoicing thus ThanksRiNinE," said j.
\. Wcinmnn. The end Of the war
has come and peace ~ assured.
The people Of this country and
their allies have won . glorious Vic.
tory Tho mi and daughters OF the
Z people huVo won tho war. and given
us the most wonderful victory Tor lib-
crty IN the history OF the world, Soon
uur bt"vC soldier hoys VIII be coming
home
For ~ these reasons let us thank
the Almighty and make this the great
est Thanksgiving season we have ever
celebrated"
Prosperity Iics ahead.
We are thankful FOR q victorious
ending of thu war wagod Tor the uhrr-
alton Of tho peoples OF the world. and
the rulo of democracy throughout civ
ili2ation.' said II. $. Rosenwald. wv,
~, thtnkful that our great nation VIII
lead the world in the march of pro.
gtcss and that prosperity such as has
been unknown, heretofore, viii reign
throughout our land
Most WONDERFUL Agc of History.
John Milne. superintendent oi
city schools: We should he thankful
hat the war has been won by the al
lies. That our country had a part In
tho world war. That We are living M
this the most wonderful q OF all his.
tory. with tho opportunity 60 help IL
making this old world OF Ours a safe
and happy place FOR all nations ant
for All people"
Period of Great Rejoicing.
Or. David L.. Boyd: "fhanksgivini
iindH us this year rejoicing ~ a great
achievement which at times during
tho past year was of very doubtful
outcome. The particular things that
the American people should be thank,
ful FOR are first, that the outcome oI
this war gives thcm convincing cvi
dcncc that the only thing to do is L,
always he on the right side and TO h,
courageous In standing fot the rich
when definite things tend To dete,
rs from II. At one time many OF vi
failed in this. and that was when IN,
danger of the war made ny hesiiat'
To q X the courageous stand with IN
allies.
The young people ~ Americ.
should rejoice and be thankful tina
they arc living az "a time when a new
epoch ot history has begun and whcl
tho outlook upon the future disclose
} the most olluring and cheering prob
I ability OF opportunity ,iat has eve
been brought to n young generation.
I'm our prayers of thnnkfulncss W
should minglo petitions that we h,
} given Clcarncss ~ spiritual vision an
energy 10 fulfili tho development thn
confronts us. We should be- thankfu
that the public mind OF all the worli
. Is more confidently turning Ia a "a
finite pl1n TO secure permanent peace
Leading minds are now moro hopofu
than t.cr hat definite progress ca
be made at this time. The feeling ia
become positive that II would be
crime 20 ever have again such a wa
az the past one has been.
, We believe that "A divine Prov
{ dence has guided the destiny of IN
nation In the past. Lot ms confidentl
AVE faith that He viii he with us an
Z continue to direct MS in tho future.
Thank fuincss for tountIy's Part.
, "Thankfulness comes 10 Ne his Yea
I trcighted with the greatest signifi
canoe" saws Rabhi Noise nergmnr
p 'Ahoyc all else. Ne should slncerel
e thank our universal Father that "
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