Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-25
Me- VI YORKE Rs PUT
TRUST IN FUTURE
AND MAKE MERRY

[srEciAL coRREsroNpENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
New York, Nov, 24.-Thankful for
the wind-up of the war and trustful
for the future, the 100000 men,
women and children Of Great New
York are today celebrating the
Thanksgiving day season with more
turkey trimmings and true thankful
ness than ever before in the history of
this town. In spite of the pressing
problems of this postwar period, New
Workers generally appear to be inn
bued with an optimism that will not
be downed in all their plans and
prophesies for the coming year of ad-
justment to peacetimes and eventual
prosperity While the spectators
bearishly labor bucks, and all indus
try timidly pauses in perpleXity, the
people of this metropolis seem to be
relishing their holiday feast with the
brightest hopes for a future of social
settlement, booming business and gen.
eral fell being.
Elevated Excursions.
Booking pleasure parties over regu-
lar routes to the football games, week
end resorts or neighboring cities, air.
plhllt llhilollOl NelNlOll Gum pdiilNS iitifV
this week begfn to operate big bomb
ers over air courses converging here.
In spite of the novelty and possible
risk of this modern mode of travel
crowds of applicants for seats behind
the air pilots are already besieging all
available stations for the cloud jitney
service which may soon become a reg
ular means of interurban transporta-
tion for hurried travellers. Since the
rates for flight passage still sand far
up in the luxury classification, the
sky trains are not as yet being pat
ronized by any but the most wealthy
voyagers.
Hearst Hiding.
That the Hearst press here has not
come into the open with any further
attacks on Governor smith for the
last few weeks, following their denun-
citation by the courageous chief eXceu-
tive, is now being taken on Park Row
as a sign that it has either been halt
ed or is simply in hiding for the next
chance to strike, when public indig-
nation has cooled. Assailed by libel
suits on the one hand and public re-
buke on the other, the sheets that have
carried Hearst's attacks for years are
showing a most peaceable and quiet
tone these days. IL more men in pub
lie life had the nerve to talk back
to this insidious paper power that
seems to secretly enslave all public Of
ficials for its own ends, it is declared
that this yellow peril in politics would
soon be killed.
Holland House.
With the attack of wreckers upon
the walls of the old Holland house,
New Workers are just witnessing the
passing of what was for many years
the center and summit of elegant and
hotel keeping on this is
land For some time the upward |
shoot of theater ana shopping dis
tricts here has left this old inn iso- |
lated and shoTn of most of its for |
mer magnificence. When its last YES
tige is cleared away for the site of a |
modern business skyscraper one of |
the last landmarks of the days of |
passing generation will have been OBJ |
liberated.
Pocket Potation.
Stern study of the habits of pres |
ent-day diners has at last convinced |
the landlords of this town that almost |
as much alcoholic drinking as ever
IS going on in their restaurants, based |
largely on the loaded pockets of the !
liners. Since there is nothing in this |
practice for the proprietors, they are |
beginning to slap on corkage charges |
wherever lips are seen to touch TASKS |
When the last sources of supply run |
Try, however, 1t Is predicted that
-hese charges cannot be collected, on |
account Of the lack of anything below |
he corks.