Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-17
FOREIGN BORN To
QUIT MERICA by
THOUSANDS SOON

ESPECIAL coRREsPoNpsHes TO MORNING JOURNAL
New York, Nov. 16.-Predicting
more changes in the population of this
city, as well as the whole country
than have been experienced ever be-
fore in history emigration experts to-
day declared that within the next Few
years a tremendous tide of emigra-
ton was sure to set in, from these
shores back TO the land of their natiY-
ity, by hundreds of thousands OF ltal-
ians, French and other most desiraplo
of our immigrant classes. ON TOP OF
labor uncertainties and eother post
war conditions, the institution OF pro-
hibition TO break up their normal nab
its of living is said to be the chlet rea-
son for leaving this land advanced by
many merchants, mechanics and IA
borers of continental parentage WINE
New Workers feel that thousands OF
the Bolshevik brand of emigrant
could well be spared, they are regret
ting this prospective exodus of the
most useful type of their more recent
fellow citizens.
ReCurrcnt Rumor.
That Herbert Hoover is to be seized
upon as fusion candidate for the
presidency by both the republican and
democratic parties, is still a recurrent
rumor here, that has come to be con-
sidered less wild as it is repeated again
and again. Though leaders of both
parties scout the suggestion, the OBJ
yfous advantages for fighting all law
less elements by the regular parties
| combining on 81 common candidate are
admitted by the most astute political
sages. Where just this practice has
been followed in congressional and
( legislative campaigns, it Is getting to
| be not so very hard to consider 1t on
la presidential proposition.
Cami0nctte Crusaders.
| Invading the darkest corners of the
coal and steel fields with their cam
era courses to teach true American
ism. speakers and filmers from the
National Catholic War council are
now boarding the BolsheViki in their
! darkest dens, according to recent re-
ports to headquarters here, While
/ their reconstruction program has been
/ endorsed by the labor leaders, these
| camionette crusaders for an hohest
understanding of the nations Ideals 90
not propose to allow the red rioters
to warp the ideas of the most foreign
and ignorant workers in these trying
| times. Before many months OF TINS
national civic educational campaign
are over it is promised that the story
of what America really means VIII pe
conveyed to thousands of the people
Iupon whom the riotous element seek
to prey with untrue doctrines.
Construction Costs.
Counting the costs of building any
sort of a structure has much more
than doubled since pre-war days. the
boss builders of this town declared
today that many of the prospective
Jobs were figured at over 100 per cent
Increase over the price for exactly the
same construction four years ago
Though labor costs have risen greatly
the contractors find that the price OF
materials have gone up tremendously
Since a large part of the population
of offices and apartments here VIII
soon be unhoused unless new con-
struction is vigorously pushed in the
near future, everyone is hoping thai
these almost prohibitive costs will al
least begin to be lowered.
Rural Roadhouses.
Passing UP the old roadhouses thai
used to be oVerrun with sunday ano
holiday automobile trade, the motor
lists of this town are Just beginning tt
flock to scores of farm houses alons
the suburban stretches where swee
cider is still sold straight from the
spiggot. Since hundreds of cars are
seen parked in the front yards a
these farm houses. it seems certain
that this sort of farming pays huge
profits to the new barnyard boni
faces. If the same cider could bt
bought a few years older 1t is believed
that the roads would be blocked abou
| its storehouSeS