The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-27
B0LSHEYK Menace
/ SEEN BY SPEAKER
j. At nWAN|S CLUB
d. nfenEillien says Someone a.
Washipetoa should Have Uour
hse 70 paN bolnison to Present
nAl.Maf hItnAlion.

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kA.|I4.A i.15Ifr IiIr Ninuuis cInh
vi a. nunN.lag luncheon today
drxInFuI hat tho railway siuin-
IIosE fr.a1 fN,ra this eaa1lry I1stty
n ono not 11koI etssc esttt-
one b r1.a6e. ne ,'c<sarct mat
q res - - rttst.1a thnt teetc
insirn uith th1 csurass 70 s,eek
when al, oar ciAs. u ne is,o~
re are eiN1 "a bring auNll =
~II...tII NIIcr - oxlAs t1lLy.
li,al tfrcai1ua I b destroy ule
aF4141la ~ t1TafHf~1s u a tuo
nnII tIh4 lne1t y M one s.so In
lIAn % o4Itr 90 coffccl ne
cnltlIipu. ~ declerrd.
He aid that ~ did not wish 70 ~.
tack any class hut whom n class ~
rdtttumcnt f1if Hoftrnmrnt ceneeo
r. he dofpormtlt IN the true Of
tda word. ne said Il was 70 ~ re-
grated that any M class Of labor
could tie ur transportation IN such Z
ssar that tHe v1It existence OF people
IN large cities VAS threatened.
Warning 81 Dolaherism ~ display
"a N Rlf1ia. he sssd Il thkca time
and iater W erect large buildings but
they can be torn down IN almost 4
minute. Likewise a government can
ba torn down In a day. he said Rus-
"a uaa thus torn down BY the
r,o.uhcsIrts and he predicted hat Il
would take a century 70 restore that
country. II n a warning 70 this
fountrs. he tafd and he closed BY an
appeal FOR somH leadership IN con
nrrns 10 come forward al this Time
with 4 proposition that would elm
inafe danger OF a government By any
class Ia thln country.
says Scnciry y Necessity.
8 r. Vnnn. JeWeier. addressed tbs
club. speaking. ne said, IN defense 81
the soWelry business which he termed
0ffen Claimtd. The first piece 81
5cwoirs. nc said. was worn By Eve
and II g1as a zig leaf
Jeweiry, a thing Of ndornment, nat
uraliy appeals 10 the women more
than thu men, he declared. but u u
the men hat have 10 pay Tor u. and
naturally support the business. IL ~
were addressing q woman's club. ht
added. he might change his remark
somewhat.
In dwelling on the advancement o
The art Of ~iewsiry,, he told 81 Tn
process by phich white Esia wa
IMI7I.M Out WANIn IR|AA 8AtNE ~
tectsd from platinum and aaid tina
me grorcrfs wife could wear h white
gold with as much charm as the mil
li0nnlft's wife could wear her plat
mum and thus the jewelry buAines
was 4 leveler OF class and a means o.
bringing about democracy.
Milne Opposes Amendment.
Prof. John MILNE. superintendent o
the city schools. addressed the clui
briefly IN oppoeltlon 70 the amend
ment that IL 20 be voted upon Of
Sept. Is. which would create ore Ntat
hoard 70 control all educational an
penal institutions. He declared I
would put the schools OF h state I
the hands Of politicians ana ankc'
that the club 20 on record ne oppose
10 the amendment n the members de
sired 10 take n stand In the matter.
The club voted 10 70 on record 2
opposed TO the amendment on MOTTO
Of Louis 1ifeld.
SECRETARY watkins OF the Chambe
OF Commerue was elected an honorar
member OF the club and Roy Camp
bell. W. 4. Jackson and Presiden
Hnn Of The Uniyersity Of New Mexic
active members.
The Attendance prize Of - donate
By DIR. Hope was won by g. .. kappl'
A communication was read froi
tho Chamber OF Commerce askin
shat the club members join with ID
chamber IN furnishing automobiles
take etrike-bound passengers In N
city on an automobile tour Of the ell
foGay.