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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
ALBUQUERQUE ASKED
TO CONTRIBUTE TO
WAR VICTIMS FUND
Campaign to Secure Money for
Sufferers in the Near East Will
Begin in Duke City on January
Twelve.

rrrInninE January g.. Hrrnaniio
county Will be- asked 90 contribute 81
zoo for the support uf the American
Committee fuf Relief boz the Sea East.
on that date u national drive viii
start iu ever, rity ln the United states
Co frHurr funds Tor starving people
whu hlNr lna. their homes nj their
bfUHd-Wlnurrs during the war
4 o. strnup b. county chairman Tor
the drive Committees aud cams Tor
collecting the Dity Will be- appointed
With uH foW days The country b.
asked Co give $50 600 GOO to sustain
the lives ~ $3.50 600 Christians and
Jews through the wiutrr. through
their return o. u uOw lfo FREQ from
religious aud political prosecutions
Fun ruv"rnmcn approval ana COO
operation b. ritHI fu The commissiun'r
work al fund. are transmitted
thruuFh Zee department Of state The
shtpulur hotri and ulf consular agents
uf the United states government give
every possible aid Ca this work There
are assoc nH tsurlc. tnn. 600 ~ whom
are orphans all iu dcspemt" need.
The estimated expense Tor Fi,iuE them
tand b. seventeen cent per day per
p,rsuu catholics. rrotestants and
Jews alike. have been the victims ~
Turkish oppression q 81 Turkish
government orders to cxterminntu or
drive from thHir homes aud Industries
yYtrN other people boz the Ncnr East
Catholics rrntrstants and Jews. II ~
pointed cut ul receive every hulp
within the power Of the American
Committee for Relief in thH Scar
Et-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

abroad fud 10 Hom0 Iuf ouf maf ufit.
iutHl products raw ~ui.fpfiIH Hul
HHisfuflH due tn thr reconsideration
90 tn, devastated count rs abroad and
90 renewal of 90 u,ss lrt,ItI,H m our
own rountn
g have the utmost confidence, boo The
shiNtN uf these Who Hfr directing our
financial uffHlrs Hut tiuH period OF Hi.
IUHtWuut of WHftHns Boo tive United
Staftz utl soon iv stabilized without
H.rinuH rw lurUIsrmrnt .nni Whom Hr.
rnmpNahcl ~ 900 in ,uIu. manifold
guni fortune lsd thr|H
Nlhu4urrruU viii participate boz tins
HuN the ,ttN government hup,s that
tbHi efforts to frtdI usf tUr financial
tfiliis ui thp rlts VIII htt, had tine
and that with tlla encouragement che
spUuA of 1910 viii Hrrm re- ptouIuuus
uWr 60 present tn our people a,u,fui
aud ven %prUpHrri plane fur Improve.
Wrrt uI the rIfh which must hr rcr-
utuia'd Do, 100 HH necessary 90 uur Go.
tutr gfuwtr unI development
Thee u'Hfs Hun bon Wiud ,uU'sm.
plat, much fN.f involves preliminary
and cltuIrl Thought uuH vh.u com
Ul,itI wII Uu EIfru 5000 punIiUiif and
wt fIIIN l,IIt.r they viii IUruIt, tht
.TH|tH 'uIr cot uur u,nl|U HH wy 'HIN,
IffN fHHt rHsF NfI rf. tIyu projects
.HUI IuUHtIIHN., HHH .rsIIIU tuusIU.
CITATION tempered with tHt rsud Iuia.
mont Huu prod. .H tuYT COOS tIHt tht,
IHtr 20 900 uW,r r..rUIaHl jufInE co.,
HHHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
QUAIL AND TURKEY
SEASONS CLOSE IN
THE STATE TO-DAY

open season CO quail. %throurhout
the state and or turkey tu ths north.
section of th, state closed tcutrr.
da,
THIS l.HNcs the hunting soaaun opon
oult Tor ducks and Eecap Hunters
must bear in mind that %becinning
today tibet must have 1919 licenssH
AH ti, duck season lustH 80 through
thu month ct january. hunters Will
lind That securing the 1918 licenses
20 tnia time ls no hardship, especially
as ihoN viii Doe good for The ontir
runlus scar n d. to hr borne In
mind that ul hunters mus. carry
their licenses when hunting
quail have been scarce m manh
sections OF the state this wear aud
tho Gumr Protective association urEcf
apurtsm,r and runrhrrH Co make uu
effort 20 feed the uunil especially Co.,
iHr hish sections when There .H SNOW
ou tho Eruuud bon order That none Ui
Them mat stnfNe and that e. Sufficient
number muy survive the winter iui
nrntiinr in he spring
TIE Game PROTECTIVE association
luuuuced this morning that undo.
the administration OF T. Huuault. Dr..
lg state same warden. the Income
from l@iD-nsoE was increased this ycHi
from s1t.0No 90 ss0,0o0 indicHtiu.
% considerable increase in improve.
wcut uf same law enforcement Thif
MONEY eues toward game propagation
aud other same welfare movements
n is for thit showing made bY the
present same warden. as we'll as To-
MAN other thinGs which he has a..
compIishod That he was 40 enthus.
iasticaliN endorsed by the game pro-
toctivc association OF the state for re'
appointment for the coming sear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
luAnny sruoNo.

Pave ihr streets 81 Alhu9ucruuc
ana you'll need 90 urre nothinr else
upon tho residents Pave ana the
richer rlnss of hcalthaccksfa viii build
homes and Improve their urcmiara
with rtygrs and trees have per.
snnnl know ledge 81 o. large number
uf rnacs where r. nmilt lived here
until some mUntff 81 IL rcrnincd
health ard then me-, ri 20 another cits
efsro ciNtU conditions nicer
" tho climate was not no good
Wealthy PEOPLE are not accustomed
tu dust Bnd dirt BLOWING into thcif
homes ThsY wont stand a. We
must pave nur streets md mrkc
thlurH acceptable 90 thr cin-- OF n-.i
oh. vine can holp us build n bigger
Aihuuutruut'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

iuiloviua lrv So urNrHi.u.s urr.
t'H'iuuf Goo tnU i,.f.fm.tf uf Nlhu.
gutfuI,
WHEAT SHOULD N-Ipulu.nup Iu 900
iht tuWIuE t.1r' We'll. tItr. .t. H
ErrHt utInf tuIu.H Huf ia tnHf rrr
rHftluiHtI Important stHullu. Hf
tlt hsHd nI 900, ls' 'H street. ilHfre
" Dol necessary fruri re- heui'h tHrd-
point uuaU t., dirt HffpHis Gsfn,f
MN rud aust wlI.I blow thrlUrh rho
Tan Oh utu th' houses H urr,s.
Ear ruu 600 rCuuunl, Standpoint.
tuf uHulft uHh IIff rtUt,fH I#fs
fuHt Dol moo, Ir 90, making uud 1000
tesp thHh b. NuIli hltt Gust tu pot iu
paved 81 y,i.
iu thr nest uiH,g Albuquerque
needs 600 IutIutHaIU. o. auuit method
ui tlkirr core 90 tH, u.fus. tHrt rHfn.
srH boz Doe cts IHr lumpIuE eruuuus
around thr UiF should nr abolished
Hud 10, uu upfs ruuIp pilsi Co clean
thtm np Then, should hr siriu.
Lsri rulss H.H|Hf IfnNIuE Wustf
rur,r aud nlth W tH, streets sul ll-
bose
Tn.uI. tH, .f. ..uuIl
DO runlHH,i it ,uttrr iuNu tH. COZ.
tom .lrtrIul f.ttH COTTON Ht.Tus
t,,a Du mover N. replaced Hufl iHus
.Ut GEO down THtr" HH" Deem #Hu
,I.I I.uHHI f. fH|. .Wu.u# ,u..H'.
NH|tI IHa Urrn .HUr.|
FOURTH u, H.rI tur road fu tN,
tlIH .HHI 1.u.. uuuIIf 10 vII uu,H
eel. ,uuuiH r.H boo uIfuffI r|.suuu.,H
HuI attractive n. tN.E. a.tkIuH r...r.
at|HH Dr. NHf Do H.. financial ~
|H| N|IufIu.IIH,
fIItN. w, need l.s Station tIHI tH,
UutH .lU,HuE Hu. s,attI 3D., Various poe
Sons tu ,uHHiIEs tho burdens uf e. bro.
ton between thr Ur Hud county sIs.
fuf 600, proper lIHiHnutiuu uI fnt Tufd
fond I lu NOT h'lItr .U tHy rifN Hud
'uUrtt uf AlnuIusrIu' uullrH w, tfn
uUtHlu frilvf bon uu other vHh Nllu.
uu,rlu, wants Justice 100 tuNatiou Hu,
thr dI-trhut 600 OF tlA,H bat SHE f
vitality Interested also iu en-, huIldtnu
of roads outside uf co., cuts Hud th,
d,t sluurtrut uI brIuIIllH county Hui
HIt r@utIHuUIIUr .uuuIIt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

NHN NutIhuuf HuaW,rs Co.,, il.Utld.s
putstIuu hf ~HitnpHtIrH rUld wtlfHrD
Nurk. better ffTr,' HpuukIrE Hnu
],l,HuIuH playground. Iui Do, urEIur
tn, cooperation eft ~, Younger hufi.
n, mem ~ HtatDu,ul lnliowni
Whom 'uu put 'hc question Nhni
should A|iIuVI'fHH, uu iu I'I'
r,il, tsi. What shuult u,r u.upi.
cleo
o. ib, post Due nll,u Ippn cum
IHUtft,h ttW Co iu luu ynuWuuit,
nuft fui tvu tu thrrc Thousand able
iulI,u men re-. ono while tIt
tiiuu OF most IuhHIItHutr be- token up
ht THEN iuilt tI-k Z hDIi,,, utu.f luu
uuI some span WuutrutH iu devote Co.
public wpln.r, o. hur come tu W,
uhfet walton that with 10 t,W uutphl,
exceptions. th. NuuuH business and
professional men ui tht ,Itt huNt h'pi
mth,f iu co., background 900 riNu .|.
faifr SHOULD Nkt 20 sr, tn,fH euuIu
a. 90, front uud hrng new blood and
idtHr INTO vogue,
what do,s Ainulu,rlu, r,ou
IIfat uI 800. De- tHuruI.h aud efficient
street, sprnbiinr and cleaning stom,
good street HaIr moore pHrlH and
ulIN -ruuudF Tho urunu~tI Ro
gUudp park WuIld Doe If,uurutri ui
SUNDAYS while for in, Wrok duNH tv"
additional otf parks with u''1 sruuud.
.I, A uuhll, t|,l'rHIi|
The future oft Give world irpUrd. un
ne oNsVtIuE. 800 ,Iuuut ItNut. fIu
much attention. therefor, iu child
rurH,r,ulou 81 Unjust s,, CHAT Nouur
N~lhuIurruup viii grow uu Co 70,
strun.. health, uHi ,.IHIrll Thi
child welfare movement h,Iul
conducted boo 900 au't's uI the ulot
should have s,u,rul Hupoprt Every
huiN boz Tho cuWmuuit should tuk,
especial Interest 800 th, ,.,ltl"n ul
more PARIS. 900 pIIui,s tut children HuD
suppurt 900 tHr ,HIIh welfare vurl
conducted Iu N~Ihupu,Ilu, uu uUr
lutd down ut tfr United St.i.F Nur'.i
ut labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

I.uI q H.iUstan. N|ItuIu,r,u.
II.t ,It, manager rfr,..td 3D., r,arr.
sits zoo 10 rumtfrb,u.IN, ems quincy.
iu iur follow 4uL statement
lt,nour IHt Co., ,ffuuIp DO s-.m.
It M tRrs. lima that 1919 vIU UD Ia
Itg soon fnf N~Iiuuusrlu, and No., I,.a
stIH Of CO.,. pUH.InIst uuI coo. u.IftH
kuu,k,I tHr Ipti,. bpruurp the,
tnr,t uu uuiuu,t. THANK fortune
we hove ro few uf them Nihuuu,r-
qu,aus are pulfnl tns,thsr H. never
Itfuf,. aud boz be- pIu with thr great
trend ut tHu Times Z fuI, Irl,,s will
ro up,rFt, mon, yIl-,i, ou, with fho
other boz co., N,ur tu comic
~, urr puss. z-pi of 30 climate
winch Uus s,huuv l,ue,I HtIltN giNlus
%stttIIt.s ~ ssouis a. u, that this
asset. ou, ul en-, Hr,ltt-t uf pHsf.s
siuuH. must %. more tuii, appreciated
\ tr,iur need pf th.r state Dr. uu ct.
frrtiNr state department ui health
uut Do uHlt o. I.ai tH. frrrrt report
ct SuI.yDu . M k,II ui th, puilr
health stIHIrr. who uiuut t D.TIul rUf.
vu, ct health ,uuiIuors 100 N,W M,s
iru. tu turIgt huW Gao 49, Hr, bthIuu
Tho ufNpi HtttrH Boo Huf public health
program The UItisrut uI N~lluIUUr.
ace ulu lu much WiiNiiu.lN and
thruurH organizations Co IunuUu,. tu,
cumni I,sislutui, to appropriate tI..
luut' funds to pat Sea N,,iru un the
mHp u Do publ, hollih Wah
Individually. o.. N,orll ui NlHu
uu,uIur Duu du BE- whole luf Co mako
thir cots Fol- rtI,r iu"r,r h'llihI'.
mpf. U'Hhl, luNu tf observing WUf,
STRICTLY thr -ontuuruu,.l -lWii, uriI.
nuu,,H Iu ruiari tu tN, disposal ui
,shrf surnagr weeds 'NIr,turIuuu
m puhir ultcsF THROWING of UHp'r on
the streets. etc.
ltFi the ciit commissioner HrI
tHt ufsrout ylti manager done uuiliut
rir' bot ilEuutanglr trt financial .tu.
alton cot tie citN uIti 60 plan Ways and
u,|rH uf lsttpfiuH H bad situation. tn,
Nt.i trur ut thiH new form col govern.
mont would lf', UtsU HnuufuI 1908 BE-
ru,r,r4 Tn, tmuuu,ur ttttuI, uf %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

That one Of The most important things for the city Of Albuqner.
que to do in the coming year h to strive toward the city beautiful Is
the declaration Of W. G. Reid. attorney for the Santa 70 rairoad aud
n close follower ~ municipal affairs.
Capt. Reid urges that the water rate be- reduced In order that
trees and flowers may be more frequently seen around the residences
of the city. Extensive paving TO eliminate the dust nuisance Is an-
other step favored by Capt. Reid.
The appeal for cheaper water i seconded by DR.. David Ross
Boyd, president Of the University of New Mexico. whose statement
contends that the owner of the humblest cottage would have n
chance TO beauify Il with flowers and trees Dr. Boyd further fav-
os the employment Of AN expert city planner To unity the Efforts 81
the city toward Identifying hs appearance.
D ) Rosenwald gave his support TO the plans Tor bcautiiying
the city aud paving the streets. but stressed q vital point by insisting
that IL should be done now IN order to give employment to returning
soldiers aud sailor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

what wD need b. ~ pave ptittirHi
"a ,,sr foot 81 street inside thr citN
hmitH Ths pavement VIII puN for
iiH,lf u three ways tifHi. ~ viii
eliminate che cost uf urksru OF tho
dlrt streets. second Il will sHN doctor
hills hN checking diHsnrHH now spread
hf the DUST. end thifi % viii save
tfD paint uWi tHrniHh ON houses the
finish ON furniture. Iud uks thinrs
THIS ia 900 secondary TO the fact thHt
If we pave H great many hs1lthHrck.
trs nov ruIuE tu utrsr ulugtH tn build
hoW,s would huiid them here lui be-.
t.kVHftfH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

Officials of the city 81 Albuquerque mud the Albuquerque cham.
her Of commerce m answering the Evening llcralds question Wac.
Must Albuquerque Do In 1897 present q Widely different sui;pir
upon civic bcttrrmcut aud u diversified series of RETURNS.
Extension VI The ctys short stretch Of pavement receives rather
general commcndation The NECESSITY for better street, seems ap.
parent 10 I'll. But along with this improvement are suggested a
number of others taxation relief. child welfare work. a city survey.
better parks. new houses, the road 10 cuba, and q convention hoc.
Significant Il the statement Of Max NurdhHus. formerly president
Of the chamber OF commerce. that II Is not u question ct what Abu.
qncrqur viii du but what her people will de. Mr. Nordhaus urges
that the young business men q, the city take an active part un cyc
matters aud not force q handful Of men H. act for two cor three
thousand
Tie present bead ut the chamber Of commerce. \ 49, McNllcu.
proposes five plank> for Albuquerque 1919 platform paving. uu
inrincrutrr elimination 81 ruuunhrarug trees The road tp the lcme,
country, aud legislation for taxation relief
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
A%LBUQUERQUES new YEAR RESOLUTIONS FOR 1919


10 7 were 10 Ety M thinr thut Al
buqueruue u do N the neat twelve
months. " would b. that the city Of
Albuquerque should live within ~
Income Thcrr W enough taxation 81
present Albuquerque should eat ia
urcoriinE a. W. cloth until the
ror.dsniH have had nn opportunity 60
rrroNtf from the strain of the past
two NparH The %pspenrsH OF the city
have ircrsnrea and ta income hus D..
creased y merely mems W must
nuf -sNperacH'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

pr tioSd's suggestions Tor "a ca,
Improvement program for 1913 FOL.
low
I believe Albuquerque 10 ho on the
eve OF "a marked development and
growth. Heretofore. Albuquerque
growth has hecu practically without
planning or dcaign | know that our
commissioner have been confronted
with Co yer, serious problem IN hand
ling The finances Of Albuquerque. and
I believe they are doing good work In
overcoming tho difficulties. hut the
nrst thing Ne must do. IN my belief.
Be- 10 lcud every effort To- make Anu
quuutue "a good place tu which 10 live
Tho climate iH "a nrrHt natural as
sst. bat 10 would bee very much more
satisfactory aa q residences asset " we
had % nwn that was planned. not
only with rofcrunrr 10 convenient
and economical development but with
fsttrpnrc 20 attractive and honuiiful
features believe thousands ct peo-
pie would locate here 10 live if Aihu-
qucrguo was made beautiful as woll Ha
convenient aud heaithmL T. therc.
fore advocate Tho first thinr 90 do is
Geo SECURE "a high-rinHa professional eitN
planncf to come here ana make IL sur.
tey of thc %situntion lnd prepare and
the citf adopt a plan of development
that would involve he economical.
convenient n beautiful elements IN
its growth
From this thrn would grow i'm
%pruYcmenta such us raying our streets.
improving tho parks, planting trees.
and above an M financing aud man.
uElng our water supply az "a place
within tho reach 81 the humhlest resi-
dent who owns a cottage the means
of bcAuunins u with trees. grgss and
dowQrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
CHEAPER WATER SOUGHT AS AID
TO BEAUTIFYING CITY; SURVEY
NEEDED TO UNITY FUTURE WORK

Many People Spending Short Time Here to Re-
ceive Benefit From Climate Would Become Per-
manent Residents if City We're More Attractive.
Says w. C.. Reid; d.. S. Rosenwald Urges That
Civic Improvement Be Started as Soon as Posi-
BILE to Furnish Employment for Returning Sol
diers; Other Suggestions include Subway at
Central Avenue, City Survey, County Hospital,
and Memorial Park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
Agitation Grows From Desire 10
Induce Weather Glass Of
Hcalthseekers TO Make Albu.
querque Their Permanent Home
NECESSITY FOR CITY
BEAUTIFUL rs URGED
Plan for City ard County Of Albu.
querque, Suggested as Remedy
for High Taxes, Opposed as
Likely to Isolate City

iiHNNH NuN Nfui.fnINnI men or
THE CTS ufc rather eCnorliii agreed
upon ono proposition that Alhuqusr
IutH most titHi Sew Year resolution
nus ht 60 uuN, extensively uud sHriN
Tho su-ssauous aH tn nmnunt mngc
from tnf completion ~ Central ave..
niue W both directions 10 tho pr,Ins
Of practically t,,rf street within th.
on limits
the surpor uf thc tu,inr move.
m'ut Frtuts primarily hircd upon a.
desire 90 Induce the wrlifhisr rlhas 81
hrulthHrpk,fa 10 make AiruuuauIur
their PERMANENT home. build suhstun.
unl r,sdcu,tt % pay literal POI
HouHl property taxes. n uppenrs tu
h' n universal ulHrrNnnto thHt muul
of these people now rome 10 AiHu.
pu,rtus. ruruNei their health. uud
Then move 90 another citA ncklur ~.
hupu,rpuoH climatic u%dtaninEcs. but
more nearly approNimutnH eastern
cities tn beauty u convenience
That th,f would siadis rcmain here
~ tho Ntf wnu paved and iaIIkH Wrrr
established be- tho opinion uf 70 ron.
udsrthis percentage of business men
MANY believe that U~NtruHlNr paving
would ho the signal fnl "a sudden boom
which would duuhlr the cts n pnpull
ton in % short term ~ years.
Thor, aro other unrios OF 90. nav.
tuE question o. H cuntrndrd that tho
Improvement would he Justified hb tho
saving ON upk,cp of the present dIft
streets ltH rusi would also bp nru.
tIHlig"i Through tho reduction cot dIs.
,uat amt ti enhanced uroprrts tuluta
Thor, .s somt untuEuuIsm to the
proposed Improvement bun hills uppo-
sition rows from re- belief That In,
American people AVE beet carrying a
tufntDut burden during The past two
'tHrs uud Should nut incur hrIfA "a.
p,uH,s for u time
IN line With tho pl,iul agitation be-
The demand for H beautiful Al
hulu'rlue This embrace q cts sur
NON which would indicate whore and
how thr ,sthetiU features might bu o..
Hlf'd where usIrks should Doe tatun-
lIshrd % huul,tariH built
cheaper water seems necessary in
snN s,htmu for cts Identification
Tho work that tus cts u able 10 lu ia
placed t~rCundur tp what the iudI.
NtduHl may accomplish o., planting
lawns trees rtd uowstr around hs
homo ru Wut''f how humble that
muN Zoe
From muu, spur,,s ,om,s a.. de.
Wiaud fur murD bpusDs. but thos. who
hI't boon COZ Unr Boo thr lrsIutss ~
hulldluI HHus,H fuI rIutluE indicate
thut Gu, demand WIii not hs iurH,uI.
itDlN met They htss their assertion
mot upon hH.h,T NuIllIua costs bot
upuu tNt present o.. T1tr
To 'uWuuHir i.s uistH,l. io tH,
tItt advance. fHt.r 's some s'utm,Ii
900 favor ul tNu WuH emcut Ton a. cts
count ui AIhuuurUuur N boz ruu.
tended tlIi N 700 tU, tNos paid within
600 cuts wui, ,,ut,I Tor yi,Ir us,. ID
suiulut WuHI' accrue % To- reduction
would soon In uHHsI ODE, Thu r,duD.
tom wuull stimulate tho btullIuI eff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

FonowinE 10 the statement Of M
iicid
"onc uf the Important thinss That
c%unfruntH the people uf Aihuuuorguo
b. that % making the ca, more beau.
uful and "a %picnHautcr place in which
70 live. Those Of uH who have nvcd
in New Mexico q great many wears
are too likely 10 become satisfied with
conditions nn they are relative TO the
beauty and tho h-calthfuinsaa OF the
town. There b. nothing ~ expensive
20 u community. such ~ Albuqucr-
que. RH ugiine-s This cit, Nv almost
IN the resort cinss. as ~ many % our
citEcnH are here Tor a limited time on
account uf Tho benefit they Will 70.
cciVe from tho climate. These people,
would more likely become pcrnlnnoi 4
residents VI the owl were mad more
attractive. There u y limit na 10 hat
tho city, nn a municipal government.
can do In this direction. hut there la
no limit ~ 10 what can be- done by the
individual citzcn There n no form
Of inNonimcnt aH sure OF more profit
able than that ct the Identification of
ones own premises. even though the
money value has not been raised. the
living value iH worth uti the cost o.
such improvement However. the
money value b. not 90 be- Ignored A
mur beautiful town win mean q
greater demand Tor property On Albu-
qucruuc aud "a higher price viii be
paid for the property, even for that
which has not beef hcuuuncd. bot
Tho improved property iu my ludg.
mcnt, viii always pay for the add.
uonnl cost of Improvement ~ The In
Crcnncd value
One of ihe chief ohuiaclss IL the
high price 81 water. witch renders n
t'fi dlifiCut Co have "a more hcnuii.
ful Albuquerque Something oNer u
Nsnf A. u r,ty acquired tho water
works ami I think the citiEous have
largely supported tho purchase ~ this
plant with tho hope hat cheaper
water would be- secured for Irrigation
nnd lawn purposes Tho city com
m-isrioucrH IN my Judgment. should
give this matter very serious consider.
alton and should make "a rate that
would encourage Tho planting OF more
lawns. flowers nnd trees
In the cost and the middle west.
towns of the size Of Albuquerque have
q rrcut many morc paved streets than
A-lhuquvruuu has. and the necessity foI
paving here, by reason OF the duri
nuisance, BE- ur grcat us d b. In eastern
towns where they pave chiefly 20 ob.
waite tho mud nutNinCc IN my opln,
ION, We should start on a program OF
paving That viii give "a "a very som
prchcnsiNc paving system, ono thai
viii include IL large portion OF th'
rcsidenco part Of our city. 10 this.
those who desire 20 live in the dust
free part Of the city may 10 SO"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

lot Albuquerque resolve tu IU u
Uir brother iu tur vutif, state. b,Ius
3D.. Mfg,t umrt commercially uud u
reputation 49,, rlu afford tu n' good
ItiEnhurH Co Tho rect fam Iu uut irtl.
urs. TOLERANT uI tH,ir faults uud ih
irtdluI factor boo tho development Uf
r,rrN nook and ruruDf OF tho yutIr.
state This hruthvrlN HpIrt viii not
luiN helm develop QUE own ,tN hut "a
vNl MAX, us tH, most loved place iu
this rfYHf nftft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
: !. NTwCoMTR.

Albuquerque needs puNiuE and
needs "a iudi, W have paving
around uur pustofiCc hut nome 700
front OF 10 uI I iirErtro tu th, rItN
Then 49, should support tho cts
manager W should rINt him every
,hnuro ~ accomplish .umrthinr OF
importance u he failH There Boz me-
rruson why De should set som, ono
who Will du thuEa'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

think tho nrst thlnr Albuquerque
should do Ir construct o. Sidewalk "a
the Univ yrHItt iu order tu kr,p the
students ~ the school children out
OF ihs street With ths street ears
unnin up aud down ths hill Huh the
heu,N automobile traffic. there is o.
great danger OF arcidunt : sidewalk
should Boz constructed tu eliminate
fhiH hHEnrd Then W. should pave
IhrIuiN W. financed ~. WHf WIN
couldn't we pave the town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

could asrrDst bed civic im.
prlNtmrutr. iut i,tT hot FORGET ths
lmpuftuufD tf mIair Tho wHr uHs
shown tIe ,n,rt of HuGtnl We
should hHhr community singing and
plenty nf huui concerts Mrsir b. 70
greet iTtior boz ksrplng re- community
cheerful anf r-uttrpris.uE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

The big u,',l IH puNinE and .,u,rHi
improvement ln pafklnl trees
and Uuwcrs TuH will attract tI,
v,lithisr elias. ui nD~Hlthsr,kprs Zoo 900
Cit,. tho prupI, NHu viii huIld uu.
homes and puh heavy tIN,- To-day
Colorado SpriuaH gytr uiuuN nf tbrHt
people HimulN I,uHuHo IL pIirra tHHru
h~uultyhrdr uud uprlH sud pHtDi
streets We muHf in tH. sIurU