The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06

~" - NAAANHNa AAAEAHN ANH...NH.
the day, prosperity ana progr.ss
VIII come back ln America Nl.-
liam a.. McAdoo. former sccrc.ary
uf the treasury and director gene
eral OF the couutrys railroad.
said this morning in 90 90 miuu..
t1lk. which he made ON the d'Hut
platform here. before "a crowd Ui
close to 500 Albuquerque peorI.
Mr McAdoo. hi- wife and lNu
httIy girls arrived ou the second
section Df the California limited
and stopped in Albuquerque lur 800
minutes when hc stepped from
the train. the crowd which w
waiting. chcerud Hud dumandrI
that hc say something 10 them. Doe
then delivered "a short iuforuH.
talk. IA, tcNt of which followa
Il am very much astonished Co.
find this crowd here. I do uHf
know whether you are here 60 ..
i.lc or rot. but u yuu are, l cuu-
slider 90 great conn lmeEt HUl
highly charuDt,ri-ttc ot the sl.It
ut tine west, and particularly of
the people of the clty OK Aluu.
qucruuo.
i,cady 50 Hun Foot Race.
4 have had thy pleasure of
meeting tou hero uu several pro-
] yIou- occasions. ami every time O
have been here have had tH
/ speak Goo you here iu the ruilruHl 70
yards ! uu NOT know whether trts
D. because / have been conusCi I'd
with thg railroads. or whether b.
. b. because tho Santa fe wiz Net
. lUHy, m. stay here long or ugh tu
fpUtk anywhere else. 1 aIH r.ally
. uruFhtru Geo nc here.
'Iu- trip means that ] nr maxi
. ius change Iu Wy NfD rusc
/ come fu the wvt tu live have
always thought THAT Hur.. Cree
les advice ttlIl applies guuug
u.H nEH me ! DO MOT mean to
assume youth but I w ruu O.
. foot ucc with amy one u.. ana
beat him. providing th. I.,e o.
MOI too long
9TH, ldrc 81 tho Ife m f.. west
has alwuya lr,n too much ..r me.
Sow ] think that there aU. ...u4sh
.Gchor- Iu l.o- Angelic f. rahlo
m, Co start prtctiClug I.H there
n don't find enough tu H,.p me
busy there. I may come and
w .'NN | fNN'NN hf N'H.A mus
fur N would not .uII. uusI
mess zoe pay bat I viii solicit it q
DO D. fnr nothing.
There Is mo- more hr Hr cx-
pcricnrc than To come u. Poo tht
wDr and know that I can Hv ul
Ions a. ! ubc u g. uIVN. hard
to pull uu roots and -..r over
arnin but I now feel tf N.mo iu
|puy parr ~ America wutr. Is my
good fortune 90 stop.
- like ~. western ..#. and
lti idon that things 1rH r.. H FIN
iFhod yet We IKE tu f.. that
thing aH thry are nov .. tho
fnnl ordqr loo America H"H that
thinrs win ynntlnur tu .m -.E". %
iz my opinion that Amt will
some day Doe even gre1fsr han 70
is today that it will ron that
~ Be- AN oven greater uT.u than
Il now thinks tt iH
Win go Forward
We must not forEr f.. with
our Immense national power NOR
iul physical and ccouur H.l Wa
hnv, o. great responslh.IH- f1 tho
world. W. must meet II.H with
understanding Tho crU moral
forces which were lons sn,f Hy tho
wnr. although they bee. met O.
temporary check. must r.1ssorl
Themselves.
"This great huslness I.#.rssion
th.F h1ltirr and sfifNnE f ent
W. viii then go furwurH Hrl d.
those things which W. ..'i foi
ourariVof and the woriI N. sure
Z r..
ns tho sun rises after f". dark
ness. We shall have prosperity and
progress again In Amcr..I
we shall como urn" u that
great prosperity which tH q
nation have enjoyed n .." pas
1ud which is our h,rfH. .Hf tht
future. We are COINS ..rH-h
period 81 ro-cducRtlon WI
have boon a profitaH'r 'h'uFl
painful experience and In .H" end
America will Doe exalted .H .Hr ut
fairs of the world
But We can not nDDnrH. .n thii
with a policy of Isolation ono OF
the reasons tor the present I.uros
sion is that our fnr0irn -rIiD hn'
dwindiod The surplus H'nducu
which Europe once Hh-uI l"I VI
I are now forced Co uso nHf-'iN o.
! We have 10 got hack fn t. at
ization ~ that thinE Inl '"mr IA
hcr it in framlnF our '-'" Hmic
commercial and financial policies
both domestic and foreign
We are coming 90 o. We mus
study problems and uut vote pun
! ~ Any man who wanta one lleh
"a Just hocasue Il boars The Ane
Of the ticket he voted The ili me
year A. an ass. We must use cram
/, In politics as well ns in husine-s,
. Il am "A democrat ana Nh.hl
/ every man ought to b. one itu
\ I think he ought a. b. etho