Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
ORGANIZATIONS
Of CITY FAVOR
SAFETY FROLIC
Clubs, Schools and City
Endorse Santa Fe Rail-
road Plans for Entertain
ment and Dance.

| IOCad tAllo IOe h~tIlNi tIiIi
ment and Dance.
The community safety enter
tamment ana dance, to be given %,
the Albuquerque and Rio Grand'
! Division Safety committee in the
!armory at p. m. Friday, Deem
Der 81, have been endorsed bS
Young Mems Christian association
Business Mems Cooperative asso'
clifton. Albuquerque lodge No. 46l
u, r. p. O. F., and Mrs. John w. vii.
son, superintendent Rernalillt
county public schools and the city
commission.
The endorsements follow;
Young Mems Christian associa'
ton, by Lynn H. Fox, general sec
rotary:
THE splendid work being A.,
done by the safety committees .
of the Santa Re certainly COM
mends itself to all who are
interested in the welfare Of
the travelling public as well as
railroad employees.
"As You we'll know the
Young Mems Christian asso-
citation Is a sort of safety
movement" itself and especial
ly appreciates every enterprise
that is directed to the we'll
being of, our citizens in any
respect whatever.
I'VE wish you continued sue
cess in realizing the aims Of the
safety movement and trust
that as time goes by more peo-
pie will become actively inter-
ested in it,"
Business Mems Cooperative as
ISOLATION, by c. G. Alderman, sec
rotary:
1--WE note with pleasure the
announcement of the second
annual community safety en-
tortainment and dance, to be
given at the armory on the
evening of Friday, December
81, 1920.
1T is gratifying to know
that the scope of the safety
movement has grown to pro-
portions that make of it a
community affair The value
to our city, of entertainments
of this nature, is inestimable,
and your slogan Safety First
should become the watchWord
of our citizenry as a whole.
Assuring you that you may
call upon this organization for
any assistance that would tend
toward making the affair the
4 l., AL
tain it win be"
BY Mrs. John w. Wilson, super
intendent Bernalillo county public
schools:
"a am only too glad to give
my hearty endorsement to the .
annual community safety en-
tortainment and dance, to be
given at the armory on Friday,
December 81, 1920, at
o'clock. Wish to commend .
your interest in our community
along the line of the safety
movement among the people,
Albuquerque Lodge, No. 46l, B.
P, o. F., by Kenneth j. Baldridgee
chairman; Arthur Prayer, Grover
Devine and C. f. Twogood, and
Frank A. Stortz, secretary:
"Be it resolved, that hlbu-
duerdue Lodge No. 46i, Be
nevolent Protective Order of
Elks, hereby endorses the safe
tv first movement inaugurated
in this section by the Santa Zee
Railroad company and en-
ployes, and at meeting OF the
officers held November 20,
1920, in the lodge room it was
unanimously passed that each
ana every member of the or
der get behind this movement
so as to assist in every way
possible the carrying out OF /
the safety first program.
"Be it further resolved, that q
the order of FIlks in this city
endorse the entertainment pro-
gram as outlined by the com
mittee in charge of the safety !
first movement to be held De-
cember 81, 1920, at the armory
and that all of its members at
tend this entertainment so as
to help make it big success.
''Be it further resolved, that
AIbuuueruue Lodge No. 46l,
Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks, stand behind the safety
first movement for the entire
community and that an or
ganizatiou be started for Atpu-
queruue and vicinity to estab-
fish community work in up
building safety first organlza-
ton as 1t stands for the uplltt
of every individual living IN
this section, and
1t is further resolved, that
this lodge of Elks will stand
behind any movement OF thiS
character and give its sup
port.
at is further resolved, that
COPY of these resolutions be
forwarded TO Mr.. ID. 10. Barton
head of the safety first move
ment of the Santa Fe railroad,
Albuquerque, and a copy OF the
same be printed in the local
newspapers, and a copy be
spread on the minutes of the
Benevolent Protective Order OF
Elks."
The arrangements for this affair |
IRE progressing rapidly, expected
many prominent officers from over
he entire system will attend. Ar |
committee will hold |
mother meeting in superintendent
# shops, Mr.. Barton's office, at
go p. m. December 8, to complete
A special orchestra
# twenty-five pieces has been ar
anged for, refreshments will be
program will include q
ew brief talks by prominent out
f-town speakers, some music and
he major portion of the evening
will be given over to an informal Il
ance. Plans have been made for
ONE special decorations of tho
% Il Tho General .nilhlic and all