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Evening star., 1908-01-11
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW

Notices have been issued for ! meet
ing of the Junior Brotherhood Assem-
bIy next Monday evening in st. Johns
Parish Hall, corner 10th and T. streets
northwest. The speakers will be the
Rev Jesse r. Ricknell. assistant rector
of ST Andrews Church. on The Rule
of Prayer" and the Rev. Lionel =, Wye.
assistant rector Of Trinity Church, on
THE Rule of Service" A general dis
cussion of the two rules will follow
The Brotherhood Chapter of st.
Marks Parish has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Di-
rector, Rev. J. II. Dies: secretary, f. s..
Ballard. treasurer. c. L. Mercier.
a chapter of the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrew, it is announced. has recently
been organized at ST. MOnicas Chapel,
corner I'd and f streets southwest.
Rev. DR.. George williamson Smith.
ex-president of Trinity College, WAS the
preacher at the regular monthly serv-
ice held under the auspices of So. PauIs
Church. Washington circle, last Sunday
evening.
Preparations are under way for the
usual monday Lenten services under
the auspices of the Washington Broth
erhood chapters. to be held at the
Church of the Epiphany Active eff
bring the services more prominently
than heretofore to the attention of the
business people within the vicinity of
Epiphany Church.
Evening star., 1908-01-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

Monday evening January 6. 1908. the
regular monthly meeting of the union
was held at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church and was we'll attended.
An illustrated lecture on music was de-
livered by Mr.. Percy S. Foster. eX-presi-
dent of the Christian Endeavor Union.
Preceding the meeting Monday night
President Tarrins had a heart to- heart
talk with the presidents and delegates of
the societies on topics of general interest
to the societies. and new plans for work
were discussed.
An intermediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety has been formed at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. but the officers to serve
the first term have not been chosen.
Members of the various societies are
urged to take up at tOmOrrows $ meetings
the topic 1.-The Better Observance of the
Sabbath. 1t is pointed out that this day
is to he made of special interest be
cause the pastors of the city churches
are to lay special emphasis on the better
observance of the Sabbath at the regu-
lar church services.
At the last union meeting Mr.. A. A.
Charles was elected by unanimous vote
secretary of the union. Mr. Charles has
for the last year practically had charge
OF the press department ana since july
last has been Superintendent of the de-
partment Mr.. Leonard f. Ruoff, sec
retary of the union last year. has been
appointed Superintendent of the press
department. to fill the vacancy.
The District of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union has gone on record as siren
uously opposed to the granting of a
LIQUOR license to the Washington Ter
minal Company at the new Union station,
vp.fn hos
done. all in its power to prevent This
first and last chance at the station
The president of the Christian Endeavor
Union has recently been made treasurer
of the Anti-Saloon League in the DIS
trict of Columbia Rev. Donald I. Mac
Leod. counselor of the union. has been
made president of the Anti-Saloon League
for the ensuing term
On January %. 1908. the Junior Chris
tan Endeavor Society of the ST. Pauls s
English Lutheran Church will hold Its
anniversary exercises. which promise to
be very enjoyable.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of Calvary Baptist Church
is looking forward to one or the Dest
years in it's growth and history. Inc
following is list of its newly eiscted Of
president. Mr. b. c. Getsinger: vice pres
ident Miss Nellie NJ. Taliaferro; cor
responding secretary. Miss Emily Gill
man: recording secretary, Mr.. Waiiace W.
Fowler; treasurer. MT. Harry ID. Ems
delegate to Christian Endeavor union
Miss Katherine Jett: advisor to Interme-
diate Society. Mr. o. P. Kellar: superin-
tendent of Juniors. Miss Eleanor NJ
Barnes Chairmen of commlttees-Look-
o,,t Mr. Horace NJ Gillman: prayer meet
ing. Miss Rosa P. Mertz: relief. Miss
Ellen L. Love: social and strangers. Miss
Monette Hallam: missionary. Mr: ). =.
delegate to Anti-Saloon. League, Mr..
James S. Fpaser.
The resolutions recently adopted by the
union against the PATRONAGE ps chufcnes
and Sunday schools of picnic grounds and
excursion boats on which liquor is sold,
1t is said. has met with hearty approval.
In fact. the union has been the recipient
Evening star., 1908-01-11

and hanging useless apa vifhered? :? Nc !,
one would leave such i uf,fetfor a shade
over his house. nor hspR 10 gather ir'ilt
would be the gardeners verdict. spppos.
ing every member of the Gtlurch or ohaist },lsI
things. What blot upon fie world the
whole church would be- -sYe~ are the
branches says ChriEt. 4 minister. in
North Dakota has seat tout"a olotter u
his church members sW1tl tnese iitiies
upon it: lasi - -.
II Mha1 every e1nn member S"aH Were me-
Would it not be a g9odf thing to.lgoR Of
into Our lives today and. see whether lhe
life in us is flowing straight from me
True Vine. or whether swe are Dranciles
that are whitening FROM laeklof conne ctIoil i,
with the Vine? Just as the beauty OF t,ie
leaves make up the Whole vine. SO the
beauty of the individual members IN a
church make uD the whoae sehurcl w, W :
stand for the honor and slery OF our tfead
branches and no fruit. will they not scotl
at the Vine? The casual gpasScf-5y flotes
the Blasted branches, .btft not al stop 10
inquire the cause and -ote that the
branch IS severed fronSthe1 VINE. Dio you
ever stop to think that Jesus needs YOU 10
help make His Vine hsapafW? You can
not do it of your own. self only by re
naming in the Vine ia lsut sXou can let
His strength flow thfplEh tyOu, Io MAKE
of you what His beauty and glory can
make. 1t is not your Il faa,tt5ff you have
not large abilities Yaai ffnay., have been
but poor fisherman, aiwhen .JeEnS called
you. but it is your fayft, af :haNlag heard
His call you do not ceine., ind abide wit n
Him II such close eC1DWunicn that he
can strengthen you DAILY for what He
would have you be. ~ E. -
There are two kinds adpmagnet tsteel
magnets and soft-iron maessts5 Il ia steel
magnet receives it's ma$hsfism from the
loadstone and has il pet nati lent ~: .sitss can
get along very well alone ~ If SIN all ~ -:
it can pick up needles and Aos ma ny .pther
little things to amuse;shiiaf 'Rfisrel Is
another kind of magnet sW ieliss made of,
soft iron, with coll pfi y.oiperf wire
around it, When the batierylis is lall iready
and the cups are filed W.T. stiif I'M sfcury,
and the connection Us Naade with. the
wires this magnet k yenty fi.iIes as
strong as the steel tniaEnfy Bra 49, the
circuit and it's povges .salk gole r.
stantly. We are soft irga INA Euets oair
whole power must eemss4fE 90! IliasiIlgd
Jesus Christ but faith ,!paa kFs the corr
nection, and while it holds 3wai are ssafe +
&C. d. Foss. es.nhsttS ga.ffss jftlfss /.
Floyd Tomkins says:sseliAs split isg5fsIsa
Evening star., 1908-01-11
AT HAMLINE CHURCH.
Rev. Thomas Harrison to Conduct
Evangelistic Meetings.

Rev. Thomas Harrison, for many years
known as the hoy preacher" will COM
mence series of meetings Monday even
ing next in. Hamline NJ E. Church, 9th
and P streets. DR.. Harrison has con-
Quoted meetings in nearly all o. the great
cities. where, it is said, thousands have
been led to better life under the infiu-
ence of his earnest pleadngs.
DR.. Harrison began about thirty years
ago, when a mere boy, to preach the Cos
pei. He says that he felt his heart
strangely warmed as Wesley express
ed it, to preach the word to the unchurch
ed. He was peculiarly endowed with the
tact of reaching young men. it is said.
and he attracted large audiences. At
Hamline Church where DR.. Harrison
conducted services twenty-eight yea s
ago. 1t is declared. so great were the
crowds who came to hear him then that
officers were required to take steps to
prevent the overcrowdng of the church.
His coming to Washington again, it is
expected, will be welcomed.
Evening star., 1908-01-11
900 What is the unforgiven sin?

800 What is the unforgiven sin?
Answer Every sin is unforgiyen until
tie sinner repents of it, The ques.ioner
may refer to the objectionable sin. mem
toned and explained by our Lord in
Matt. Xii:31.
800. What finally became of the ark of
,the covenant?
Answer No one knows. 1t has been
thought by some that it was destroyed
when Jerusalem was taken and the tenn
pie was demolished by NebuchadneZZar.
The last mention of it was made "a short
time previously der, iii:16). in a way TO
indicate that its loss was anticipated.
331. Who wrote the book of Revelation
and when?
J. Answer. 1t has been generally accred-
tied TO the Apostle John. Formerly II
was supposed TO have been written near
the close of the first century. Sow many
leading scholars place it before tile de-
struction of Jerusalem by the Romans.
forming the first section in the writings
OF John There are many reasons in sup
port of that date.
Evening star., 1908-01-11
Memorial Services.

Memorial services in tribute to the late
Bishop E. G. Andrews. who died in New
York short time ago. are to be held at
) o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Foun-
dry NJ. f. Church. Bishop Earl Cranston
and Rev. c. Herbert Richardson of Ry-
land NJ. f. Church will make the princi-
pal addresses.
The dead churchman was the resident
bishop in Washington from 1880 to 1883.
and therefore is well known here among
the older Methodsts
Evening star., 1908-01-11

, phael entered into his pupils. Certain
musicians belong to the Wagnerian
school. Now, if one man can so fiil an-
other with his spirit, his love. his ideals,
that he is initiated almost instinctively
by his pupils. cannot God fill US with
Himself so that we shall become His fol-
lowers?'
Pliny the naturalist. tells how gar
dener once tried 10 graft an olive twlg
upon a fig tree. He did not, however. cut
the olive branch loose from its original
stock, but sought to graft 1t into the hS
tree while still united to the original olive.
This plan was not successful; the graft
would not grow until it was cut loose en-
tirely from the original stock. So 1t Is
true that to be grated into Christ and
grow, one must be severed from the world
entirely One must draw ones whole life
from Christ. or he will be a wording
STILL just as the olive remained an olive
still until il was cut loose entirely from
the parent stock.
How to Help the Leaders.
Pray that God will help you to put your
life SO thoroughly in touch with Jesus
Christ that He may be enabled TO work
through you for His glory.
Parallel passag ges-John. y:51-o6; Ephe-
slams. ii:l3; John, x:9; Galatians. ii:o0:
Ephesians. i6: John, xv:16-17: John, Ia;
Colossians. iii:3; | John, VII.
Hints to the leader = The Endeavor
Hymnal. f. 81, lis. $50, 81.
Talk with a gardener little while and
get some points about vines and fruit
bearing. Arrange a chain of verses to be-
read continuously by several members
who prepare beforehand. on what fruits
Jesus wishes Us to bear Another on how
to abide in Christ. and the signs that we
are abiding in Him.
Have some one give practical sugges-
tions about this abiding and how il Is
to be done, or else call forth suggestions
from different ones. Be sure that prayer
Is emphasized. also Bible reading as one
of the ways to abide. Have abide With
Ne sung from memory while heads are
still bowed, after the sentence prayers.
As perfume In OF clay
Pervades Ii with fragrance not it's own,
So when Thou dwellest I'm mortal soul
s. All heavens sweetness seems around tt
8 thrown.
Abide in me-. There have been moments blest
When I have heard Thy voice and felt Thy
power:
Then evil lost its grasp. and passion. hushed.
't'UMued the Divine enchantment Of the hour.
These were but seasons beautiful and rare;
Il Abide In Inc and they shall ever be;
Fulfill at once Thy precept and my prayer;
Come and abide In me aud In Thee.
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Evening star., 1908-01-11
Celebration POSTPONED.

1t was announced today that the cele-
bration of the second anniversary, of its
founding by the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union. planned to be held tomorrow night
has been postponed until one week later
Evening star., 1908-01-11

The latest church to announce fears of
it's stability is the magnificent parish
structure of Atherstone, where Henry VII
received communion on his way to Bos-
worth Field. which finds its north wall a
foot and half out of the perpendicular.
Evening star., 1908-01-11
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

ANY person may send any biblical ques-
tion TO DR.. Gilbert. 1903 r street north
west. and receive answer in The Star.
Evening star., 1908-01-11

The resolutions recently adopted by the
union against the patronage by churches
and Sunday schools of picnic grounds and
excursion boats on which liquor is sold.
1t is said. has met with hearty approval.
In fact the union has been the recipient
Evening star., 1908-01-11
for Sl|lll|p!|ap Scbools.
STAR LESSpNrFOR JANUARY II.
BsRs.gTE. Gilbert, DID,.
SECRETARY xsEsIGss ,sprkIY OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

,rsusi asp qisit ss9its gHf gHf Hitrlsr. ,ea.
Evening star., 1908-01-11

Miss Mary baltimore. a former mis-
sionary in China, is expected to speak
Sunday. January 10. before the Womans s
Missionary Society of Bethany Chapel.
Evening star., 1908-01-11

The Phiathea class of the Fifth Bap-
tist Sunday school was entertained We'd
nesday evening by the teacher. Mr.. C.
Clinton James. and his wife About forty
were present and enjoyed the evening. A
musical and literary entertainment was
given by members of the class. followed
by the serving of refreshments in the
banquet hall OF the church. Solos were
sung by 1niss Mamie Smith. Miss Leulah
I.yles Miss Ruby Tiller and Miss Pearl
GrgSby. Recitations were given by Miss
Alwine Baurman, Miss Mildred Wyne and
Miss Ruby Tiler.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22

Washington May 2l-Thc house
spent another busy day today Tol-
lowing a protractcd debate the con-
ference report on the District of Coz
iumbla traction biz, permitting the
laying Of street car tracks to the
onion station, was adopted with the
provision for universal transfers elm
mated; the conference report on the
agricultural appropriation bin was
agreed to. the acnate amendments
which Increased BY &12,000,O00 the
public building appropriation, was
,disaRrccd to and conference asked,
and bllts were passed ass follows
Establishing in the interior depart
ment o. bureau of mines and provid-
ing for the cooperation of states FOR
the conservation OF the forests and
waters of the white and Southern Ap-
palachlan mountains. and the appoint.
meut of national forest commission.
At 5;iG O'Clock a recess was taken
unut ! O'Clock tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
THE DAY IN CONGRESS



Tho proceeding Of the senate, as IA
usual tuWHrd tho close Of a session.
covered multitude of subjects in
Guiding q probable final announce
meut on tho currency question
Announcing that the conforecs Of
the senate and house on the currency
bin would De unable to agree ir con-
gress n TO adjourn at an early day,
Senator Aldrch reported from the
committee on finance a Joint rcsOlu-
tion creating national monetary
commission 70 be composed Of nine
senators aud nine representatives. TO
Investigate AN matters concerning the
banking and currency system of The
country, and the resolution was passed
without debate. Mr, Aldrich stated
chat d was proposed to have this com
mission begin its work at an carly
day
senator Rayner again discussed his
resolution authorizing ana requesting
the president 10 order court or In
qulry 10 Investigate the charges
against Colonel William r. stewart, Of
the coast artillery. and the resolution
was placed on the calendar, where It
win probably lie during the remain
ing day Of congress.
The senate today passed the gen
oral deficiency ana military academy
bills, the last Of the
great appropriation bills A bin reg
uIatinE child labor In the District Of
Columbia ana the territories was
passed and the bin to provide for
compensation for injuries sustained
by employcs Of the government was
considered at some length,
At 5:32 the senate adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
Small Holding Claim 40 Sof
NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Santa lfc, N. NJ, May z, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing -named claimant has filed no
tlce Of his Intention to make fnal
proof in support of his claim under
sections 16 and u of the act of
March 3, 1891 C26 Stau, $50, as
amended by the act OF February u.
1898 (27 Stats, 400, and that said
proof viii be made before H. w. S.
Otero. u. S. Court Commissioner, at
Albuquerque, ~ NJ, on June Is, 1908,
viz; Ramon Vigil y Apodaca, for the
tract in sections 35 ana SO, 4, Z N, X.
H.. N. M. F. NJ
lie names tho following witnesses TO
prove his actual continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey Of the
township, VIZ.
Pillar Vigil, Of Ola Albuquerque, N.
NJ; Emiliano Vigil, of Bernardo. ~.
NJ; Policarpo Sanchez, Of Albuquer-
Due, n. NJ Mariana Vigil, Of Old AL
buqucrque, N. NJ.
ANY person who desires to protest
against the allowance Of said proof. or
who knows Of any substantial reason
under the laws and regulations of the
Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed will be given
an opportunity at the above-mention-
ed time and place to crUss-examine
the witnesses Of said claimant and to
offer evidence in rcbuttal Of that sub
mitted by claimant.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
BAPTISTS GATHER R
IN OKLAHOMA
Three thousand Delegates
Expected at Great Church
Conference in Oklahoma
City,

10, Morning journal Special Leased Wirci
oklahoma C'ity, OlllH, May 2o.--
WIN a thousand Delegates In attend
uuco and from 5000 % 5000 due to
arrive tonight ana early tomorrow
the Northern HuruW anniversary was
convened IN White rcmulc this after
noon
The object of the convention, which
les TO continue fur week is to receive
gud consider reports OF the American
Baptist Missionary union, the Amer
lean Baptist Missionary society the
American Baptist southern society
and aug other general donomlnattonal
organizations Tho submission aud
consideration of these reports how
ever. is not to determine or prejudice
the future relations of such several or
Esuizluous to the National baptist
convention.
Accomplishments by the Bapust8 In
missionary education work among
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
Order of Notice on Bankrupt Petition.


I'm District Court. second JuulViai ~
trict TERRITORY ol New Mexico. 81
ting for the Hearing ana I'lal "l
Causes ARISING undol inc 'oIls',"
tion ana Laws OF IN" uh'''u 0'd''S
of America.
IN bANhtui ilNr.
In the matter OF g. n. BURNER pal'N
rupt
ON the 18TH day or May ~ j. i'o"'
in this cause ihero was heatd inc pc
titiou of O. A. Burtner, the SAID bank
rupt setting forth the auJuul''''lo! II
OF bankruptcy against ''U. ''' "' -"
q, A. burtneF' lh' ""uE ny '"''' ~
this court Of his poliU"u iof Jus
charge, the issuing out OF TINS c'u,'
Of an order Of notice ON 5aid p'I-
ton liking tho second day oi APf'L ~
u. 1900 at 10 O'Clock a. m., as inc
time TO show cause before TINS court
why said petition for discharge
should not be- granted. tine puOIcauon
Of said notice and the mailing "I
copies thereof as required by law TN"
ming by said bankrupt in this cause
Of his petition setting Iorih lhal o."
Ing to lack of data he had IaII'a u"
correctly schedule and describe a Ger
tain judgment against nm IN IaNo'
of $ G Stein; the making by the
court of AN order that said Judgment
be correctly scheduled In TINS cause
and that the referee hN a day tor
hearing thereon and give notice there
Df u4 required BY law ana 40 an ttil
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
HUGHES SENDS
GREETING To
BAPT|STS
REGRETS INABILITY TO
ATTEND CONF ERENCE
Oklahoma City Convention El-.
fects Permanent 0rgaoiza
ton With New York Governor
as President,

nv Morning Journal Special Leased wits.1
oklahoma city, Okla May 2l~
The Northern Baptist convention, rep
rcscuting twelve hundred thousand
naptisp held ita FIRST annual meeting
here today Nearly 500 delegates and
thousand visitors crowd"d tho White
Temple. Vice president Harry Pratt
Judson, president of the Chicago uni
vsrsity presided.
Governor Hughes, president of the
convention. sen, from Albany this
message which was greeted with
great enthusiasm
ITO Dr Harry ptatt Judson Chicago,
Illinois
u greatly regret that imperative
duties here make Il impossible FOR me
10 nttcnd the meeting Of tho Northern
Baptist convention at ORahomF The
pressure of executive work makes II
absolutely necessary that ! rcmai1 at
Albany Please convey 10 the coHven-
tlun my cordial greetings sincerely
trust that its proceedings viii be If
lasting benefit and that through ita Of
forts the efficiency Of the work Of The
denomination viii br grrW'
creased
"CHNRLlss E. HuGHEs,"
The convection authorized the see
rotary 10 send the following telegram
10 Governor Hughes
"Thc Northern Baptist convention,
assembled al oklahoma city, sends
cordial greetings 60 its president. It
le /. ,,,att,r - t.f44ts4ta rppTyt tp MI that
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22

Indians and la foreign
mnds ana pian fof the R Y =, e.
work are among the topics TO be con-
sidircd
The WomaHa Baptist Home Mission
society hHd charge Of today's sessions.
Reports bv Mrs. 4 II Barbrr Chica-
no, treasurer. and Miss Rose r, Bern
tom Chicago acting corresponding
secretary, showed satisfactory condi-
fIpug
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-22
w. L.Trimble & Co.

Livery. Feed and Sale Stables. First
class Turnouts at reasonable rates,
,. n. Second st.