The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
DURSUM'S HEART
IN SERVICE PROGRAM,
KELLEY DECLARES
Tells Audience at Ar
mory Senator Should
Be Reelected


Delivering an address twlnscd with
humor In n straight from the shoulder
fashion, Congressman Patrick Kelley
from the sixth congressional district
OF Michigan told an audience here
last night OF the republican
and how the heart and soul OF
senator Bursum was wrapped up In
that program. thus givlnE his hearers
the reasons why Senator nursum
should be returned to the senate
from New Mexico.
Congressman Kelley struck the
keynote OF his address when he said
that the republicans were getting
Americans into business and h gov
eminent out OF business Just as fast
as possible" M that tina would
benefit everyone. The netting was
held In the armory and was presided
over Jointly by Mrs. 4. u. Stroup nd
DIR. David Il. boyd, the former intro
duclng Mrs. Louise Dodson. chairman
OF the womRn's division OF Tho
national republican committee and
Dr. Boyd Introducing Congressman
kollcy.
Congressman Kelley first compared
conditions In the United States with
those OF Europe and said that Amer
lea should rejoice.
The sea In still rolling however"
he said. and some OF us get sea-
sick easily"
Must he Patient
He told how the republicans had
rcfraincd rom criticism during the
war because Of the fact that they
might be misunderstood. He said
that no president ever had such u
great people united behind him as
did Americas president during the
world war.
He explained hat the people must
be patient with the republicans In
their reconstruction program. adding
that the republicans have only been
IN power again for "a few months and
have not had time tn do more than
send out the wrecklng crew"
W must unite the notch and
straighten out the taneie caused by
the war and from the government
In business We must pay for tho
dead horses aud start doing business
with a new set set OF books.
tn" government was not organ
tied To buy and sell aud manufac-
turc.' he said. You could make
the citizens % his country hate the
government II You let the government
70 into commercial enterprises. Let
the c.il=eas under the flag do the
business"
lie related how the goverrment
had spent non while handling the
railroads n operating ships during
the war period. rhe railroads hs
said COS, the government over four
billion dollars.
when We got into wa. .ha demo-
cratic administration 'houEht II nee
essary TO take ovcr thc rnllrurl urcs
and the republicans aid 60 uEcnd
and did not throw a block IN the
way, but as soon M the war was over
one OF the first acts OF the rcpub-
lic"ns was to give the railroads back
again. God knows where We would
have been had We Kept IN. rnads.'
lie said that the people OF :Sew
Mexico should show that thcy ar, ia
sympathy with this program and
send Senator Bursum who h hand
and glove. heart u soul with this
program back To the scnRic. Ho told
OF the advance steps b,iu, taken "a
get the government out II debt.
Fulfilling Pledges
Mrs. bodson told Of Ia ma
pledges which President Harding was
futilling and added that II was re-
markablo how many he had fulfilled
In 80 short "A time. She told ~ the
excellent appointments he lid mad,
In selecting his chhilnt AMI int he
needed the support NJ New NtcNi,o.
She related the benefits to be- Dc.
rived from the maternity I'm and
" senator Hur-um wa4 on- % the
str"GC advocates of that iuI thu,
her message To- wnwn1 she said We
10 send R1Tsu"s back to the SENATE
she said no president had ever spu,
Hs FAR iu recommending Legislation
FOR the benefit Of women "a. had
President Harding
b related q story 10 show IN,
taith that others htd In s-uutur Hir.
sum to bring prosperity Ia the sheer
ana cattle industry and closed her dd.
dress with an appeal to tho wom-i
90 go 10 the polls IN September .,
and vote of Senator Ruraum.