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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TOUR

IT Is INTERESTING and onon instructive to observe how differently the
. a seasessss: senator iIasesesh. aa~Inssaion leader SsesSay %d'
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Lassr - me night ostss opponents VIII come % nomns Al all with
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ting % 81 NJ or ts cropaas q a ~ Then = was ntlmaied tsat
usnss Now oen mi ~ reaepsasiona, " resolution are snrsesied
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Ia each Soy tat ns structure has been eSamlpsa sd Is efficacy IN practical
ions q The iessus Y inc United satesw srs gnas'. 20 sasm the rising tMe o
Turn, thsy said would cenfoand ne critics Of The Nv order
sincere critic o. The leagye lie ala not do 50 in his address to tbs senate
e, 90 90 80 in 5 r. Psss.s conferences with win member Of The J, opposition ,gs EG., Is Sd
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n results Of his ddrsssss ard efforts at ne sea o. soy'Inmept furnish a
Of he isasas covenant Is sood for America Or for the world whose heart we
s., ' wlsas. : .a = st s' OF %g 'Ss ! l !: say ss s' as : has s' ss1S to a SsTSl' t % p cSSS-
unsaaisoeni N direct There has been At ali tines a diversity OF opinton
s, %sss u his conflict OF Judsmeent Ia Sd@ns@SloS leaders have uS%esseG TO
1as 81 sSSst u Ss s = s' pos~t ss proos o9 cor ss ss $g cons SSa Sa me- IL marrow %HSF'S SST
sssesSssas s hhss.s oppoosins snaioy "hrnve Genuine ssd Intense Concern Tor ne
h i@T sSsy ' probably Hasss M prre@den, ' TO o" thank. "" "N' ''s" " % "'e'
v,., = . ms, hs sstrt es 1e9o. ,i S5s p s 5s'sr uir nste % SeS orssrrvs rs , 9Ss s q :.
irys historic right o independent }odgmen, No action not alone or the
i was something Of that revival uaSoub.sdiy which moved the applause
Il sr ! err sincerely. J r. through Al excess OF patriotism
lon Efforts a ~ sss sons.Ss sDd ,6s 6 soS nssr. sh1 h 9pp9sssen p6 s1 SoTs or ,w M T' thSg
other than a sincere and profound patriotism have proven wholly futile ~
the rrsadsni has completed his tour. ~ ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
PRACTICAL PUBLIC SPIRIT

m ANOTHER page Of to8ay's Herald h the pictured evidence OF r Kind
- % practical public err Of III nnt value 70 Albuquerque The evident
IA In w Photographic o. vacant real estate N Broadway and Central avenue
one 81 the rAMns WIS taken whne the lot wws q rNpoatory for bill boards
"a cnA Old ahcrs and ~ tfaNh OF weeds The other WINS taken this sum
HKr ALTER fa owner had transformed the property By removing The weeds
WI tcAfd ard fffnsc and by pfanthng n % gfaH aud flowers
~ H. Of COURSE rot practical Tor all owncr OF vacant lots to grow lawns
rrd flowers upon them Il u possible for all property owners 10 keel vacant
real rHmte from becoming dumping ground and a seeding source 70 weeds
het eau Easily ruin AZ o ms lawns within . radius y many slsrH In ~
ron the appearance Of ItFh school building and grounds When the present
housfn the prorerty he lost no tme IN eliminating Il as a bad civic In
fhentc and In nakinE u into q good one u was 4 connsndabe and highly
Practical kind Of public services.
Until the city sanitary commissioner began his recent campaign Alhr-
~ueqae boosted several nournhinr weed farms IND duupnF round swtthin
three blocks ~ te business center This condition has now been somewhat
HprotcdL Rigid enforcement Of law however should not he necessary to
force citizens TO 10 what h plain civic dutv. Unfortunately hat seems to b q
HE ouy way In which We al ERs our weeds cut
"a y0u douht thai a weed patch a bad civic m0uencef
T you have the patience to stnnd where o can watch hose who pass
o. woman who would never dream OF throwing down a banana peel ~ empty
ape Sack a spa orr M refuse att Fourth M Central will I'M
ftsa out o ter promptly throw III fefnee mot tbs weeds nt sixth or seventh
and Central The weed patch Is q 'messT anyway: 40 why be careful about
making Il Nore7
me hanareds o. school boys and gls who an constantly me inle
rerentiot park At broadway M Central VIII OF throw papers M rcfuse
into y - me, da Into ths linear repository They VII be found serupu'ous-
rahae innuease or esir rasaa~ounnesA applied where il viii do the most
ecod
Not an OF MS al aford 70 make parks nni beauty spmso a. o. "a vacant
wai fNnla Bf We al ali afford % keep vacant property clean ard health
uL Wheu W. mu to do n " e should be- forced to 10 TO-
Therefore, more power TO commissioner nowdhh and his anthwced
campaign. .#Eo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30


But 30 what Immediate spdg The
making OF denth-dssiing Instruments
nad death dealing mixtures, the use
~ tooh and Implements OF produc-
ton in order 70 make destruction Of
human life aud human happiness
more complete and spread out oyef
wider nffas th'n anything the world
ever knew before. The making OF
graves By the millions. and OF Grip
pies In numbers attn larger. the dsr
siruction of cities, Villages, railroads.
h9rDors. furnaces, factories, mines
the utter devastation Of fertile land.
How freely people have given for
q sfruction2
The main business Of the war has
been Destruction. and Its chief mo-
tive has been fear. Hut "" lessons
viii bring ~incaiculnbie good. II has
given ~ such q vision as we never
had before Of the total resources Of
the race and OF mnEscd power when
ven a portion Of mankind bends all
It's energies TO the performance Of q
particular trsk. Il shows rs that Tho
problem 81 bringing In the universal
reign OF fellowship and good Will, Of
kindly feeling and common cffort for
worthy purposes. " simply the search
for. a motive. We shall not have
realized the utmost that ~ possible
until the world awukes from its dream
% iefhargy In time of peace TO find
a constructive motive. sufficient ~
It's power and compelling effect to
move mankind nightly and unitedlv
In firmly establishing a real, com
atructi'e program. thereby multiplying
y temptation to resort TO var
To me. the fact which stands out
most prominently Is that. moved
by the sense of fear. mankind has
poured a wealth to an amount
EQUAL TO si75 a minute for twenty
four hours of every day which hna
ella psed since the first Christmas day
at Bethlehem.
And nov, how many minutes must
humanity wait To see as large O pOr-
ton OF mankind exert itself a.
strongly, not under the whip and
spur OF fear. but In Response to love
and hope and fellowship
The author OF this brochure sup
plcmcnts his question with a want
WANTED; A positive motive as
strong as this negative one.
can Il be gOtf II 80. where7 Aud
how SOON
Thcse are questions OF the high
eat moment to all mankind. Certain
~ they deserve serious considera-
ton. For every one knows We are
Tar from out OF the woods al the
present time. Every one knows that
fear Of sOme sort OF other rs costins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
@ OLOS.
~ s Esi FIDDLE


EAVfNo a mere sac. Ooo. oso An.
realizinGl his ambition 10 die poor.
Thirty millions inst now would not
build many libraries
MR.. BARNES Of the grain cer-
poratiop. under presaure from con-
gresa The PRECEDENT and the country.
has kindly consented TO refix stand
ards for damaged wheat 50 that
growers can make some money on a..
just how DID AIR. farrre happen.
anyhow II he a brotherhood. or a
union. or = trusts
st,DGE DAIRY a y the steel cor-
poration viii not bargain with union
lnhor 'as such" Union labor "as
such that u viii close mn
the nations steel industry. Here Is
another clear cut issue IN the exact
center Of contact OF which stands the
dear public, meekly being squarhed.
IT'S GREAT 10 be the public
Great In numbers and IN name;
Useful. too, tn trusts aud labor
As The football IN the game.
OUR FOREIGN trade balance. re-
Gently touted ns making the worlds
greatest financial power. b. now de-
scriiaod A. O white Elephant for
which there Is no market and which
II viii break ~ 20 ierd.
A PHILADELPHIA FIRM Is accused
OF having burned up t.00o live chick
ems 10 keep up poultry prices. And
ali this has started IN Philadelphia
- an Indictment and activity by ths
Society FOR the Prevention % Cruelty
TO Animals.
AFTER SPENDING n million ard
a half on orr part In making II Pres
ident Wilson naturally docsn't want
anything & o happen TO the treaty. II
would he more wasieful than burning
airplaRcs.
SEATTLE should have said TO ole
Hanson-rhls ~ no time to 10 fish
ing"
MONTENEGRO has burst into
flames again. and the European IRE
department has a busted hose and
mighty little water with which %
nrht the Are.
COMM through with the H0nnie
rye has been found quite expensive
In New Mexico.
ORR COLORED brothers should
not threaten the Foreign Reiaiioui
committee. a committee that has
Just voted 10 break the henrt % the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

MkN|NI |NNtN NtNtW fMml.NNlitIAl
Al this Writinr the age OF tho
lchrasiaa kfh IL 1919 years, 7 months
and 20 days. To reduce-or enlarge
-lt to q maiter OF minutes II a sim
pie mathematical task which pro-
duceH a rvauit % i.0on 900, 600. fn
round Numbers.
Having thus accustomed ourselves
20 the billion sign. We ma the better
sense the statements of the expert
siatisticians who say that the total
direct cost OF the wal lately ended
IN ti7b. coo. 00o. GOO.
Hevsriing again 10 a~rithmeitr aud
taking short division Tor our guide.
We arrive az this destination Of knowi-
edae-thlt the struggle cost man
Kind IN money actually npcnt .
sum equivalent TO tiT5 q minute for
every minute since the birth OF Christ.
This IL amnzinE. II bIinrs homo
the terrible waste Of war In a curious
~ forcibie manner. And when one
stops to think that the siT5.00o. 000,-
600 represents only a part OF what
ID I'D cost aud what Il ptil will cost,
the astonishmert grows.
Analysis OF the expenditure OF
such a huge mountain OF money
would show, on It's facel 20 much FOR
food so much for transportation. 50
much for arms and equipment. 10
mntn Iol MNiltluNr uNh 70 ulhtN ioi
ench OF many other fighting neccs-
aafies. And anch an ifemixcd ac-
count would. In all probability. satisfy
h average surface thinker.
what might be the erect on the
averoEe mind. however. n he bin
vas thus made out;
Mankind. dr.. TO Fear
I years " war ....fi75,oV 600 600
one thoughtful person has thus
item sed IL. His name IL Clarence
H. Howard. He Is the president OF
the Commonwealth steel company
out In Granite city. H.. and hii
home h In ~. Louis.
Mt. Howard In "A wealthy man who
cares lie Is No alone In this Many
wealthy men care more than they are
given credit Cor. and their number
Is daily increasing.
Eariy this year he went 60 Europe.
and while there he had "A chance 20
see what the Huns had accomplished.
After his return a few weeks ago hC
wrote and published IN folder form
u brief article on The cost Of Fear
In which. after recuunting the fix
ures glNcn hc says:
This u~nthinkabie sum OF money
has been spent on destruction. Ths
constructive activities OF the great
Industrial nations have been stimu'
lated and organized as never before
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
QUEER THINGS
In the News

Chester, W. Va. Aug. 10
= The condition Of q lead pencil I
= after n has been IN the water I
. ufteen hours II n method being I
y used hy the police 20 deterniue
3 how long the body OF Herbert
, Allison OF This place remained I
, IN the river before hcing found.
, Allison - believed to have been I
, murdered and robbed and the
, body then east into the river.
\ In the clothinK was a lead I
: pencil aud local officials main I
. tain that had the body been In
= thc whter fifteen hours, the pen I
, cti would have absorbed sufu- 4
y Gent water To cause u TO crack. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

wurld IL no buoy 70 ~ worried byna
mere inination Of impending vio-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

world IL no buoy To ~ worried byna
mere intination Of impending vio-
ionce.
ACCORDING to the forecasts OF
the contestants our premier labor day
bout will result In a double knockout
In the first minute Of hghting.
JOE FOLK has appeared NJ the
savior Of Egypt. Joe tried to save
ton saving. There will be plenty %
material lef, after he's through with
Egypt.
THE INSTITUTE Of American
Meat Packers may not be conducting
a propaganda; bur L. certniny has
arranged for ZONE widespread pub
llcity having to do with pending leg
l%slatlon.
PRESIDENT WILSON and the
Prince ~ wales have been exchang-
Ing air mesrafes u u All right at
this season while he air remains
warm.
A BOSTON GIRL says the = of w
Is neither bnshful nor tinid, advance
ing as proof the fact that lie danced
with her and paid her a compliment
al the hnish.
WE ARE ~ receipt OF n letter
from the Irish National League, Nun
sey building. Washington, II. G.. adj
dressed to "Du Huquerque, New
Mexico, L. $. A." Indicating that geo-
graphically the Irish national league
has as about as accurately ard per
rsaneniiy located as IL has the Irish
republic
~ THE FACT that Mr.. Nc Adoo
stnl has a Pullman pass a proof that
he u still actively In politics.
Ho on' i-nn''. ~ wy y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
OFFICIAL LIST Of UNION STORES

cRocERs W
Union Bakery. 800 n. LIST st.
Broadway Grocery, 7O2 $. Broadway.
+. +. Trotter, ZIG w. Gold Avenue.
j. c. Boyd, IDOL South Fourth St.
California Fruit Store, Second and Silver.
w. S. Boggs, 1924 South Broadway.
A. Michael, 92l South Second st.
Union Grocery and Market, Second and Atlantic.
Doris Grocery. SIG East Central.
S. S. Gilbert. 4l0 Atlantic Avenue.
Santa Fe Grocery, 9l South Second st.
Dick Lewis, 110l South Third ST.
A. Trosseno, 1905 South Second st.
O. Franchini 4 Co, First and Tijeras Avenue.
MeDowell's Groceteria, Fourth and Central.
II. l.. Nichols, 7O1 South Fourth.
Boswells Cash and Carry Grocery Store, 1921 North Fourth.
Brtton Grocery, 900 South Williams st.
IXL Grocery, 90l South Edith
Albuquerque Mercantile Co, col n. Second st.
GomezO Bannon Mere. Co, 41 Bridge Road
Acme Produce Co, s2 So. Walter
Albuquerque Grocery & Feed Store. 2l315 n. 3rd st.
!. +; Formulas Grocery formerly Rodey's), 1924 So. Edith
Highland Grocery, sol S. Arno
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
O. Frouchini, First and Tgeras A Trossela 1905 So. Second
vichi & Giannini, 226 North Third Street.
The Fashion Shop, 800 w. Central
Baeheehi & Boniguide, 800 n. Isl St.
Bachechi Dry Goods Co. 300 North First Street.
MEAT MARKETS
schwartzman & With, 2l West Central.
A.. & p. Market. 911 South Second.
viehi & Giannini, 226 North Third Street.
Highland Meat Market, 53 South Arno
Union Bakery, 800 n. First Erwood Bakery, i22 W. Silver
CLoTHIERs. y,
r. L. washburn. J c. Penney NJ Mandell
Guarantee Clothing Co. Wright Clothing Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
q62!asa,.nseYSS
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co--Boadway Brothers.
HARDWARE-Crcscen Hardware Co.
DRUGS.
Alvarado Pharmacy, Corner First and Gold Avenue.
DRUG STORES lose at 0 D. m. on all days except Sundays. and at l
D. IN. on that day.
Al other stores close at b:O p m.
The above Arms have signed the Retail Clerks Union agreement and
RETAII. CLERKS UNION.
S Ss Ss" Morning GS%ia ~" Iou ? q G' suaSSss AZ md p the ~H EVENING fG Hs'"d s e %sS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

~ THE FACT that Mr.. Me Adoo
stiil has a Pullman pass a proof h a
he u stfl actively In politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
IF WE SCRAP 40 PERCENT-wHATp

z Il. LEIGH president Il the Chicago railway equipment company has o m
= piled a phampet recently issued. thar 10 n real service ito the country. or
~ much Of the country az will take the time u read II and digest its contents
~ consists Of a series Of picture graphhs showing the value OF railway track
and equipment "a compared with every other industry.
These are presented In a series OF circles In which the railroad owninEs.
capital and 20 forth. o0npy the largest EciOn OF The circle as compared with
at other Interests The figures are AZ follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
1t Might
Be Wof

(EaOan nqafon Commercial Iiuu'
Although we r setting 4
toned 90 Il. the reading OF the I
paper ~ enough TO incline the +
TO pesHimiam. Whole column'
Iti,a with accounts Of strikea.
aud disorder In all parts Of the
try. while other columns IL
pnrlor socialists and radical labo ?
intors who desire 10 overthrow
constitution OF the United stated
substitute n rule OF the prolctI
on the plan that iH making n.
such a paradise today.
Conditions are good or bad
when contrasted with other II
lions. aud the business man wi
4 scouraKed ~ rising costs Of Il
thing. the unreasonable dantauf
labor and the threats OF revo
ran feel that he " lucky 10 |.
business In America inBt,gd Of
In any country OF Europe that
naft In the great war.
This n no time for whinluf
complaining, and when We col.
the stupcndous task OF the dcva4
and impoverished countries In
iablishbg their industries. oufI
looks easy.
A ~rcfrcshinG note OF courar.f
confidence came In a letter IRON
land "a few DAYS aga, commentlA
"a book hy AN American bauka
financial conditions In Europe
Engi Bhm1n suidi The author
iiicied with saimism. don't
about the other countries Of I'D
hut England aud France have !
successfully thrgngh worse trtl
than they y n,ins today and
viii do 50 again"
Cheer up Americans, You
the best chance In the world. /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

ms tremendously perhaps mol
much IN money ~ Il cost durinpi
tititiss, but nearly N not quil
much In hope and courage ana
In ouraclVes- vitality Important
tiers.
Perhaps this positive motive I'd
got N 50. We will discover II ln,
selves. n viii not be necenaa
beg. borrow or buy II from vii
tho confinss OF individual consJ
ness
But widespread unsoiflshnej
such "A long way off. you MAJ 4
Possibly, yet one the mlfl
large becomes drcnchrd with Al
sciousnoss OF the high cost OF
thingH may change.
Meantime. II h Weii to practic|
virtue named.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

prs,.utfn N these other industries In M 0f the circles, Is compared
with railways M ngureA nrei
vdue Of ranuay Dad aud equuDon
CaptnI in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. all inauatfioa ....... 22fs09S0O00
According to these compilations the tomi amount OF capital Invested In
49,. fra,rsrea Of the country. Including railroads. Ia nearly $4,000 900 zoe
III fhat total nfoad represent over tiGe060gg O00. o. u per ccut 81
a.. acdneffaf i, .sted capital Oi the United States
xbaf must happen TO The entire strustgre " 1876 Of iH makeup being
nw In trouble. Is allowed 10 dHtt into diAastrT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

he charitable. Every ton OF coal
given In this world will be that much
fuel saved in the next.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-14
Evangelist Dun',away
Tells HisAHearers OF
He'll And The Here1fte,

Services at the Methodist church at
p. m, Thursday were opened with
the usual spirited song service, which
is enjoyed by all, Mr.. Boyd sang as a
solo the verses of "Tis so Sweet TO
trust in Jesus Reading scripture
lessons from Psalm % and John IA,
Rev. Dunnaway announced as his
text, Acts "a, "And they were all
filed with the Holy Ghost" Review
ing some former addresses on this
theme he laid the foundation for the
afternoon remarks and proceeded to
say, "As to why we all need to be
filled with the Holy Ghost there are
several good reasons, because of its
wonderful refining, purifying and
keeping power. 1t is the real char.
acter building and blessing in life.
Il gives boldness and courage, sets at
liberty them which are bound. Makes
free! 1t makes one established, un.
movable, always abounding in the
work of the Lord. And they contin-
ued steadfastly. Now, We are to have
divine JOY. This old world is loaded
with sorrow, grief and woe abound in
the world. But there is SO much Tn
Gods word about Joy, abiding In the
Lord. casting all your care upon Him
the Joy Of the Lord is our strength
II helps you keep sweet even when /,
things go wrong and all seem to be
going the wrong way. 1t is easy to
keep sweet when all goes well, but 1t
is your privilege to live on the JOY
side under persecution. The Psalm.
ist prayed, Restore unto me the JOY
of thy salvation" and this after he
had known forgiveness through re-
pentance.
Before | was a Christian ! used to
occasionally go to a service of the
church and hear the Christian people
talk about their hard times. How It
was such hard work to serve God,
and thei. crosses and woes. was
having q good time in the world as
,ho world counts a good time, and
used to think how would like to
,.ta some of them ont and show them
: rcsl good time. They might call
on some old brother to lead in pray.
= ana he would take ball Of stun !
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-14

and polish over the doctrine for an
honest preacher. II We don't preach
Hell, we must 60 to He'll.
He'll is necessity. Experience.
observation, common sense tell us 30.
Our jails, chain gang, Federal prison.
State penitentiary. Are they for the
good? No! They are for the law
breakers, for the confinement OF Grim.
trails, that society may be safe. He'll
is the penetentiary of Gods universe,
for men and women who will not 70.
gard Gods laws.
There is q Hell, 1t Is a real neces-
sity. Some things we know from the
book about this place:
list. II 10 Future State. MANY be.
lieve the He'll of the sinner Is In this
life. Law breakers do suffer, "The
way of the transgressor is hard" But
that cannot be compared to what He'll
Is going to be. l see cards about In
restaurants on which are printed such
things as, Cheer up. brother, Cheer
up, there is no He'll" That does not
put out the fire or stop the suffer.
Ing. The thought ia too shallow to
entertain. Illustrating this with
many instances of the suffering of
good people here and the apparent
good time of the bad, he said this re-
verses Gods order of things, here.
but He'll is future state and punish
ment is there assured.
End. 1t 10 Real Place. A located
He'll as truly as Lakeland is q locat-
ed town. A prepared place, men and
women are intruders there, for he'll
was not made for man. The Devil
was cast out Of HEAVIER. and those
who refuse Jesus Christ and die In
their sins will go to the place pre-
pared for the Devil and his angels.
This is not dreamland or figure "
speech. It is not garden. A sehol-
arly man In Jacksonville, at noon
hours talks, was announced to speak
on Hen. Many men who went to
hear were not many heartbeats from
hell themselves. After the talk as
we went from the place. It was said,
Hell is not very bad place.. He
their fears. same as giving
iope. God help such teachings which
iupes men.
srd. L Is Place oi Extrsms Bodily