The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
PLANS GO FORWARD
FOR SAFETY DANCE
ON NEW YEARS EVE
Final Arrangements to
Be Made at Meeting
Next Thursday


Final arrangement for the COM
munity safety entertainment and
dance To be given by the two Albu-
querquc and Rio Grando divisions OF
the Santa Fc railroad at the nrmory
at s o'clock New Years evening are
to be made nt a meeting OF the ar
rangemcnt committee next Thursday
The meeting is to be held In the Office
OF Superintendent D.. r.. Barton o.
the Snnta Fc shops at 1890 o'clock
>. Claude Braehcr, chairman or tn
publicity committee announced today
that the ARRANGEMENTS ARD going for.
ward with ? vim, and that II Is X
pectCd that many officials from VA
rinus places along the system will at
tend. Invitations are to be sent to
all officials and employees on the sys-
TEN to he present at the festivities.
A special orchestra ~ 20 pieces
has been engaged and a program Of
talks by prominent out-of-town
speakers Is now being outlined. Plans
have been made also Tor special dec
orations for the nrmory, The general
public ms well MS railroad employees
are invited.
Tho 'entcrtainmcnt H. being given
gratituously by the safety committee
TO further the safety movement among
the people of this section of the cuun
try. II Is announced.
Tho affair haal zen endorsed by the
city commissioners, Elks lodge. XII
wants and Rotary clubs. Chamber Of
Commctce the Y. NJ. c. A., Business
Mems fooperatiyc association. and
Mrs. John W. Wilson. superintendent
OF tho county schools.
Some Of the endorsements follow:
Young Mems Christian association
by Lynn II. Fox, general secretary.
THE splendid work being done by
the safety committees Of the Santn
Fe certainly commends itself to al
who are Interested In the welfare Of
the travelling public az woll as rail-
road employees.
a you well know the Young Mems
Christian association is q sort of 'Saf
ETY. Movement itnef n especially
appreciates every enterprise that II
directed to the w%cllbeing Of our citiz-
ems In any respect whatever.
1--WE wish wou continued success IN
realizing the aims Of the safety move
ment and trust that as time goes by
more people will become actively in
tcrcstcd in It,"
Business Mems Cu-opcrutivc assoc
citation by c.. q. Alderman, secretary.
w note with pleasure the an
nounccment OF the second annual
community safety entertainment and
dance to be given at the armory on
the evening Of Friday, December 81.
1920.
ut In gratifying to know That tho
scope OF the safety movement has
grown to proportions that make OF It
n community affair. The value to our
.city, Of entertainments OF this nature.
Us lncstimablc. and your slogan
Safety First should became the
w%atchword of our citlzcnry az "a
whole.
Assuring you that You may call
apon this organization Tor any assls-
Vance that would ten toward mnltinp
h affair the huge success that we
feel certain It viii he. wa are,
Very cordially Yours.
business Mems Cooperative Assn
by c. G. Ackcrmnn. secretary"
by Mrs John W. Wilson, superin-
tendcnt f%ernalillo county public
schools.
81 am only too glad to give my
hearty endorsement to the annual
community safety entertainment ana
dance, to he given at the nrmory OF
Friday, December 81, 1920 at s
o'clock. Wish to CONNER your In
forest in u community along tho
line OF the safety movement among
the people"
Albuquerque Lodge No. i6t, H.. r..
O. Il. by Kenneth j. BaldrldEo, CHAIR
man, Arthur Prngcr, GrOVcr pcvinc,
G. h. Twogood, and Frank A. stortz,
secretary.
"Be II Resolved. That A~lbuqucr-.
que Lodge No. 4G1. BENEVOLENT Pro-
tectivc order OF Elks. hereby endor-
SEES the safety first movement inau-
rated In this section by rne Santa Fc
railroad company u employees, II
at a meeting Of the Officers held
November 20, 1920, in the lodge room
It was unanimously paused that each
and every member Of the order get
behind This movement 50 AZ to assist
In every way possible the carrying
out Of the safety first program.
BE II Further Resolved, Thn the
order Of Elka In this city cndors
the entertainment program as out
lined by the committee In charge Of
the safely first movement to be held
Dccomtnr 81, 1920, Mt the trmory
n that all OF It's members attend
this entertainment 30 as % help make
It n big success.
BE It Further Resoited. That Al
buquerque Lodge No. 46l, Benovo-
lent Protective order OF Elks, stand
behind the safety first movement for
the entire community m that an
organization he started for Albuquer-
que and vicinity to establish com
munity work In u%pbuilding safety
first orgo n~iZation as II stands for the
uplift Of every individual living In this
SECTION. and
at IN Further Resolved, That this
lodge or Elks viii stand behind any
movement OF this character and give
its support.
1T Is Further Resolved, That a
copy Of these resolutions be forward
ed to Mr.. ID. e. Barton. head of the
safety first movement of the Santa Fe
railroad, Albuquerque, and a copy OF
the same he printed In the local news
papers. and "A copy he spread on the
minutes OF the Benevolent Protective
Order OF Elks."
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