The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-30

Albuquerque. N. NJ.
TO the Editor Of Tho Herald;
A Permit me the liberty Of writing
lyou regarding u railroad aItua-
ftion. like the Chicago Journal OF
Commerce. toward the same end
tut from a different angie.
: or mans enemies.
known a. hate, jealousy. disfruat,
suspicion. selfish and Ignorance. the
problems divtdce itself. each into
u conspicufut alliance with the
,iatter two. ~seifishners on the
side OF a few men with power and
authority. ignorance among the
general public and the railway en-
pioye. The two Vices permit US
20 founder In the dark. and IN
tho heat OF conflict we forget our
scives and the good of tho whole.
has been said that America
ID fer the dollar only. OF our cap
. tains OF Industry. our business men,
there II none greater today. II IL
true OF tho number OF men enter
ins business more than 90 per cent
! fall. The remaining few cxperl-
care has developed into strong,
hard working characters. Adj
verse TO the sentimental and deal
only with the cold facts. Also
fiom the financial point history
viii confirm the majority OF these
have distinguished not only them
solves but their country and It's cit
dsenry as we'll.
SUI at different intervals the past
may show a financial man guilty.
of a selfish or dishonest act. /
briieye in the present generation.
The greater majority. including the
railway owners executives and
MANAGERS are. at the bottom, Amer
leans first. and have our Interest
A9 well as their own at heRru
This than any demands OUT
confidence. There IL a famous
maxim "everybody's business IL
hobody's business" which IL true
related "a smaller enterprises. hut.
str. II can hardly be applied to our
faii transportation systems. To
this great artery second Only In nf-
fectinE the national life. and upon
which hinges not only big Industry
but down 10 individual home Rrd
happiness II Ia a quasi public In
/ atifutlon.
Never In times Of danger Ia -
the people failed In defense Of the
1 country and the great principles
upon which II rests. Neither In
4 times Of great confusion will they
faiter in a patriotic sense Of do
mesfic duty ar the present de-
mands 10 there be ight. More
4 quickly and choerfully will there
4 again. ba placed upon the altar Of
liberty. all pride. sound sense and
sacrifice for the good Of all War
4 haa served hui 20 make mere Sc
cure the bonds of relationships
AZ 20 tho trsmepdapa cost. cx-
pensc. and iabof fedufred IN Keep
ins this sreat artery Of Transport
talon alive. open and growing, the
majority are In ignorance. ~ not
thotid he awakened. VIII the
railways. for a moment. humble
themseives 10y placing every card
spoH the fnble. aud In flaming fig
ure like the war poster, oven Ia the
movie screen. turn the spot light
,Bpon them and in the brief. sim
yple America way,i instili into the
people. the facts bur c~g8ntry'k In.
erease Demands an improved trans
rortation system. or We sink from
the pinnacle. the wealthiest. great
ct Industrial nation Of earth TO u
hwer class. And upon this rock
~ Roosevelt has said: "Hew To the
line" This handwriting on the
TALL In the light of day needs M
Daniel 20 define. already mankind
iuterprets. America First. Last and
Always.
~ this. or similar. isn't done w.
norance must continue to mako