The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-06

into e~tieyous mmluo. our voluntary
agencies are excrtins themselves 70
the utmost TO save The lives Of chill
Gfcn III this area, hut II A. now eve
dent mat nnitsn ffiirf - Afforded the
loss of iiie viii extend Anto many. ma
lien
America cannot DO deaf 10 fuch a
call ~ that.
OF Russia nor tolerate the propaganda
which eu4uatt3 thtrcfrom. put we do
not forget the tfedltiona o. Russian
friendahlp. We may put aside out
consideration OF all international poli-
ties and. fundamental differences IN
government The big thinE y tho
call OF the suffering and the dying.
rnfcservediy 1 recommend tho appre-
priaticn neceasnfy 10 supply the Amer
lcan relief administration with 10000, :
GOO bushels OF corn and 1.Voo. ufo
Bushels OF seed grains n . alone a.
halt the wave OF death Through
starvation, but TO enable spring plant
Ing in hteas where the SEED grains
have been exhausted temporarily to
stem starvation.
I rhe Amerlran relief admlniuf rstion
u directed In Russia by former oniccrs
OF our armies. and has fully dem
onHtrated its obiiity 10 transport and
distribute relief through American
hands without hindernnco or loss. The
time has come to edd the governmehl
support ~ the wonderful relief aireaey
wrought y Of the generosity OF IN,
American private purse.
am not that we have
suffering n nriyation az home. When
Il extends the capacity for the relief
within the stntes concerned, Il will
have federal consideration, II seems
TO me we should be Indifferent to our
own heart prompttngs. and out Of ac-
cord with the 9lrit which acclaims
the Chfistmasfltc. II WI do not give
out OF Our nAtlonai abundance to
tighten this burden of woe upon a
people biameless and helpless in FAM
ines peril.
Their are n score OF tones oon-
oerninE which IL would be becomInp
70 address you, and on which L hons
20 make n report at a later time
nave alluded TO the things requir-
yo1r earlier attention. However,
eut a snsgested amendment to the
WOULD End ISSUE OF
NON-TANABIF RONDs
MANY OF us belong to that schooi
thought which il healtant about
the fundamental law
.nink = TAX problems. the tendency
~ "NNh HOU~NiNuHle lnLp4f.
lpcnt ana the menacing Increase Of
pusbc dehtzfederal, state and NUNS.
Justifies n proposal 10 chanre
ne constitution SO as to end he lssns
n~on-taNahl bonds. No action csn
change the status OF the MANY M
IONS outstanding. but We can guard
aksihst Iuture encouragement OF can
tai paralysis. while n halt in thoI
sfowth or public Indebtedness ,vnt,lI
ne ~benencinl throughout our who'll
such a change In the con
must be very thorourhlv
considered before submission. Their
lusht 10 be known what Influence n
sill have on the inevitable refundmg
our vast national debt. how il wli
operate on the necessary refundinr ~
tate n municipal debt, how the ad-
aptages OF nation over state and mu-
ilcipai or the contrary. may be avoid |
"a. clearly h state would not rnf. |
~ 10 their own apparent disndvnn. |
age suggest the consideration be
OF the drift OF wealth into non
nNable securities Is hlnderlng the
OF large capital to our Industries. |
manufacturing. agricultural and carry |
until we are discouraging the very 1
lctivitles which make our wealth.
Agreeable TO your expressed desire. i
in complete accord with the pur-
Dofes Of legislative branch OF the gov
'rnmcnt. there II In Washington. a.
happily know, an international
Conference now most earnestly Mt
on plans for the limitation Of