The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-13
CLUB HAS
STRONG PROGRAM At
LUNCHEON TODAY
Acting Governor Pankey and
President Hill OF University
Address Members - Chapman
Reads Notable Paper.

The speakers Including DIR. David
Spence nm. newly elected president
OF the state university, Acting Gov
crnor n. n. pankcy ard IA. n. Chap
man. who IL soon 70 leave the United
states forestry offices here TO re-
sumo his work as professor In for
estry al Yale university, the Wed
ncaGay luncheon OF the kiwanis club
today was one OF unusual interest.
MIR. ChRpnun'a paper waa The Can-
Ger Of H0lahcvism." Showing close
study and scholarly research and in
dlcatinr a wide grasp OF the nublect.
Mr.. Chapman contrasted the cancer
in the human body with the cancer
Of social unrest, dcncmlnatcd nolsh-
eylsm,e humhn society. lie gave "A
eraphic description OF the progress
OF Bolahevism IN foreign countries,
showing Its Origin TO he In conditions
which have no exact parallel In this
country ut the prcscnt time. but
which are possible unless prOpel
remedies are rcsorted TO. u - not 500
much to say that MIR. Chapman's pa
per was one q h very best papers
that have been read before the club
since las organization and held the
closest attention OF the kiwanians
throughout.
Warm Welcome for Hni.
Dr. lin, who Is now In active
charge OF affairs at the university.
was given an enthusiastic greeting by
the clup. following his Introduction
by Penrcc {. hodcy. whose father
u. :. Rodcy introduced the bill IN
the state legislature In 1852 which
made the Institution a possibility. Or.
Hill spoke for more than thirty mini
utes and made a splendid impression,
both as "a speaker and as n man OF
practical affairs. lie urged coop
Grafton on the part OF the people OF
New Mexico In the affairs OF the uni
versity; asked hat the people nave
vision In thinking and dealing with
the institution. declaring that u could
not be handled on the sufne basis as
Ia purely business organization. He
said that the university needs a new
library building: a school o. com
merce and a law school and suggest
ed a great auditorium for the uni
versity campus as a monument to
New Mexico soldiers and sailors who
participated In the war against Ger
many,
Governor Pnnkcy Speaks.
Acting Governor pankey spoke fol-
lowing Dr. Hin and CAV assurance
thai the university would receive am
pie financial support from the next
legislature provided the members Of
the nOhnt 0Nu HNAAA' WIZ 1NNN
that the money was needed and that
II would be wisely expended. Gov
ernor Pankcy said that he was glad
that the regents had put Dr. I'M on
University Inn. because hc believed
he was tho right man In the right
place. Upon motion OF Thomas
Hughes. whose guest he was, Cover
nor Pankey was elected to honorary
membership In the club by unnn-
imOus consent. given with acclama-
ton.
Wallace Hcsseldcn won the at
tendance prize. a baby bond given by
George e. Taylor. Among tho guests
were. Dr. David Spence Hin. Gov
crnor n. = Pankey, John Milne, SUI
perintondcnt OF city schools, Or. 9. T..
Hodsin. Vice president OF the uni
vorsity. Prof. j. u. Clark, chair OF
chemistry ~ the university; +. ".
Vassar. Falrvicw. y. NJ; ). r. Math-
how. Of san Diego. Calf; Roy q.
Campbell. OF the Matthew Dairy Co,
OF his city.