The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

Ter metal working machines. wood
working machlnea. mechanical draw
Ing and civil ma mechanical enei-
uncrinr, while this new building u
one of The VERY best IN the slate with
modern saw tooth roof. good heaiing
and ventilation. nevertheless the ola
machinery available Nnea not nearly
nil ne shop.
Under tho leadership Of Mr.. David
rnsenwnld, executive chairman. a
hrief conference was ncld concerning
D. future 90 the Universally MI.
Eosrnwald cNp.rlnrd that thnFles n.
White az The First National bank
would act as chairman DURING his en-
forced absence FOR tho ucxt few days.
nut That he. Roaenwaid. dtd not pro-
pose ta see he drive Tor nftecn thou
sand dollars las. Mr. Nospnwalt eN-
pressed great confidence la Mr..
Whites ability and willingness o. take
charge 81 The work.
senator George 4. Kaseman who
riready has given $4,000 10 this cause
spoke hrlcqy and very forclhiy cou-
crrninE Two points First. the neces.
sits OF offering superior advantages
for tho tEaining Of leaders 81 today.
and secondly. no emphasized the ah-
saluie Necessity Of support for tnc
University OF Kew Mexico by The cit
zeus Of Albuquerque and OK The state.
W. AH ~ HNNNNNNH nN'|NANN % NV
house OF representative and member
OF the board of regents of tine lni-
versltg. told af tile determination OF
the pfcaeni administration 60 mnkc
81 the insuiuilou "a first class college
and university ana pleaded Tor the
continued active Interest Of all citizens
90 this end.
president Hm welcomed the visitors.
"a behalf ~ the bnard Of regents, the
Faculty and the students. lie eX-
planned the difference between "a high
school and n college education and
proclaimed tho fact that h faculty
aud he are determined TO make his
institution y OF real college ana uni
Versify grade.
Practically NIL Of those Invited were
present except one or 1--WE who wurc
uuayuidnhly detained. Tho fun lists
are as follows. Advisory committee.
a. a.. McAfiien. chairmant Frank a.
huhbrll. George A.. kasehinn. j. r.
Herndon, j. AZ. Res nolds, u. :. Rusen-
vald. executive chairman o. general
commltier, and l. J.. Watkins
Committee No. i.-Chas s. white,
captain! Laurence r. Lee. Dr. r. Lee.
DT. " NJ. Farr, =. J. Strong, Fred
Garfield. Alfred Kuhn. A. /. Fox.
Committee No. ~. r. McLnuEh-
nn. captain, Henry c. Coors. ir.
Frank Pooier. Noise Bergman. A.. L.
IidfttNs AFNluf NNAfNtN.
Committee No. a@Ierre Harrarf.
captain. D. a. Macpherson. Albert
Morris. e.. g Rcdd. Louis iifcld, vs..
70. HeiEier. ". j. Mcdowell. "a. b..
Hening
Committee No. Wv. p. Nietcalf
captain, Ivan uruusfeid. A. 70. Heb
eustreif. Geo. q. Taylor. nr. l.. $
Peters. %. A.. Mason. F. r. hyde.
Committee No. &c. r. French
captain: -. X. q. Sellers. \. l. Reid
ling. Robert McClurhnn. a. Liyinea-
ton. Aldo Leopold.
Committee No. 6.-Italph kelehcr.
captain Ray McCanna. =. ~. McCol-
Tough, W 4. Kelm. A. Fleischer.
Ale. David Hoscnwald and step
Lively" watkins. secretary OF the
chamber Of m explained that
the organized effort TO raise fifteen
thousand dollars for the home eco
uonnics department 81 The University
Of New Mexico would be started with
o. dinner At the chamber Of commerce
on Tuesday January IS. 1890. This
dinner promises o. be a CRANE affair
end d. b. expected there will be "a
throueluE crowd - the citizens OF
Albuquerque az the feast 81 good food
ana good cheer.