The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
n HILL PROPOSES
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
/ At UNIVERSITY
, Address At First Assembly He
Says Building which should
include Auditorium Would Be
Tribute % Men VINO FeII.


ne at., assembly % the twenty
nth year ~ the University u New
Irx1c0 WAS held this morning ~
.odeY halt and he auditorium was
.Iil n,led with sludenta nnd . liberal
n slower. the nrst president Of the
II nat+ htrn here since the begin
4rr Of fhf school. which means that
was nrrr before most Of you were
Iorn. said Pref. G. r. hodgin. who
Presided. and | DO not recall year
then the PROMISE was 40 Ereat
when DR.. David Spence Hul h
ttp president stepped upon the stage.
he students under the leadership n
Fnrklns rnttons. a. evidence 81 the.f
t,0Irnme. esteem. anf hopes for unit
IA ncc arllt the air with . yeN
ha1 Of pep and enthusiasm. OpN-
IiIam h evident cyerywhere.
f-fof. LukkeD fpraks<
Professor Lukken. the nov musical
tlreeior. pleased sha audience with =
tnrfann sole. fS-omt, neiored, from
4laadeia Atlanta. a popniar seles-
lion. MY IAttie banjo" swept the
Inskr. and he cncurel with another
IN IKE VEN. Mrs. n. W. Faw accom-
hanied Mr.. Iukken. and IA rendered
piano number IN her usual pleasing
.MHnL
Dr. nm preceding a hcart-io-heart
laik 10 the students. quoted In Flan-
hers Field and ~ a tribute 10 the
men al America who fought and died
FOR their ideals. and also to those who
famc hons again 20 make America
better than ever before. the audience
Atood IN silent tribute, and broke into
Abe strains az America"
IN his Informal talk. nr. Hin
- .asa aA.a lAU nt1rnnaH NJ NHn-
cation Waa not the single idea Of de-
|pelorment. 81 knowledge. OF dlscip-
'lsne. or Of culture. rs different tam -
dIfercut schools Of thought have
rtalmrd. Education Is change. Man
lnsone 81 an animals. can change HIM
self In pure development, weels
grow faster than the flowers. knowl-
walking encyclopediars- discipline
'asone gives automatic iniallibility
with no initiative, like the German
|fpidler. while culture alone Is a mere
renser.
Men aud women Of today must gain
"a good measure 81 eRch and al the
same time something broader aud
deeper that whseh Il known today rs
social efficiency. This he considered
TO include the ability to carry one.
cwn weight. that " to make a living
ghether fich OF poor, the ems 81
morality that Ia. not 10 interfere vita
the leeltlpgate happiness of Others.
and special emphasis on aitruism. the
determination 10 make come contri-
button 70 the sum total 81 hun.Sn
welfare.
Nsexls Of University.
The lnrestment Of the people ~
New Mexfcp In the inritetipn wt-
noted. ana the n~uinerous apportuni-
sles offered ycnfh here. The work
along the lines Of conservation or
health. and the reorganization % The
management we're announced. AmonK
the needs a. the institution most im-
minent said Or I'm. were a closely
organized alumni. larger appropria-
lions. more equipment. and more and
better dormltofies. The audtenre
broke into applause when he suggest
ed that a most fitting memorial 20 the
men Of the state who had given them
selves TO the cadse Of America would
be q library and auditorium buldinf.
He urged upon az ne formation o.
wholesome mental habits. "a cultivate
The power ~ decision 10 avoid worry
and fear. 20 fnd a beneficial hobby.
10 Develop q philosophy % life. and
10 foster their natural religious
growth.
speaking Of cooperation. after not
Ink the Cooperation whica ne WI.
already receiving from the board e
regents and the faculty. In an earne
voice he closed. I'VE want cn-opcri-
ton hal r. not selfish. stand Zoe
fraternity. ! hsionE a. two college 80
clefies. aud one secret order, bat there
~ 10 fraternity on this campus W. ~
pnrfaut as the whole student body
Criticism hat Ia not helpful aud con
atructi,e was referred 80 tue student
body. who knew what 10 do with /.
and the authors thereof. and judEinf
from the appliance and he enthus'
the close OF his remarks. agreement
with this Idea WIS unanimous