Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-28
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IN GOTHAM OVER
FUTURE OUTLOOK
Knowing Ones PropheSy That
the Next Month May See
the Clearing Away Of Some
Of Clouds Now in SKY.

ESPECIAL coRHGsPoNoKNcE TO MORNING. jouRNALl
New York, oct 27.-That the next
month may see the clearing away OF
the clouds that now darken the ma
tional horizon, was freely prophesied
here today by men close to the politi-
cal and business centers of this coun-
try, who are trying to adopt tone OF
optimism louder than has been heard
downtown for many years. With VIII
son on the road to recovery capital
and labor getting together more close
ly, international relations approaching
solution and some sort of lowering
in the cost of living being effected
sure signs of a Frightening, rather
than a darkening, of the future pros
poets of the American people are be-
ginning to show, these experienced and
Informed observers declare. Though
confirmed pessimists still persist IN
DENYING any hope of better times
ahead, there is breaking out all over
town a buoyant belief that things will
be much improved, economically, So
cially and politically, before the new
year is far advanced.
Hunting Hearst.
Spurred on by the courageous chai-
lenge of Governor Smith to bring out
into the open the insidious forces OF
Hearst, thousands of militant men and
women throughout this city are now
organizing movement to hunt down
to it's source the terrorism that has
heretofore held many of their public
officials in the grip of this yellow
journalism. Unless Hearst has the
nerve to take the platform in answer
to the taunts of these huntsmen, 1t
is promised that they will run after
him faster than he can get away,
Since the governor dared TO declare
his open enmity to the Hearst ring, in
spite of the serious consequences of
such an act the people Of this town
are holding him higher than ever IN
th~ estimation,
Catholic Crusaders.
Earring forth to beard the Bolsdevikl
in their darkest dens throughout TINS
country, thousands of orators and
movie men have just been sent out by
the National Catholic War council as
a start in their crusade to enlighten
and educate the illiterate and foreign
prey of red agents in Industrial CEN
tiers. Stirring talks and many feet OF
film will be presented to- show that
everyone under American democracy
can gain their objects by the ballot
better than by the bomb. With TINS
vigorous effort to discount the doc
trines of the anarchists among those
who never really understood their
rights under our flag, New Workers are
heartily in sympathy.
Truck Tear.
With thousand on thousand of huge
motor trucks now rumbling over every
road that radiates from this metrop-
oils. every automobiles here is just
beginning to realize that the turning
of highways into freight tracks has left
little of the smooth surface upon
which all owners of autos used to de-
pend. While both business and pleas
.ure motor traffic wallows in Worn
roadway that the state seems either
unable or unwilling to repair or build
everyone is anXiously waiting some
promise of a remedy for this sad state
of the highways Before the Empire
state undertakes any other business
several hundred thousand people here
demand that these roads be run on
a much better business basis.
Lid Lifting.
People are peermg in all directions
for some signs of the lifting of tbs
lid for a few months before prohibition
really goes into effect, the tenderloln
sports are now checking off the cal
endar day by day Rumors and rumorS
of rumors as to the length of the com
ing oasis are INTERPOLATION all over
town. Thus far, it appears that the
Broadway rounder may have llttle
prospect of any vacation from proh1-
bition before its real regime sets in