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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

lion school VII receive their diplomas
rom the hands ol thrir pastor. Rev.
Father Nandaarl ; D. iR me in.
macul1ie Conception church Attend
ed with religions .itc- hai viii last
insly impress TIA, LESSON of The houy
on tho minds Of the Young people ut
the cunpenceuDut of lii''s great
school the oNrIti,rs Will ne beautiful
and hllcd Nith ino sacred simplicity
thai viii marko the event as holi
rrhirFclurut ia character building as
Woll as she acquisition ot knowledge
Tho personnel ct tho sonior class ut
1917 is Misses Elizabeth Johnston,
Angela La Drierc. 'nclllc Truswcll.
forcn,. CoNeil. Mossrs Richard
brennan William Mcdonald
Mr. Richard Brennan rs The
acknowledged leads, ol his class
During tho Two wears he has been \
snlen. IN the Commercial depart
mrnt his reports have been excellent
and - Nuys has reason 10 feel
proud of he president 81 the class OF
1911
Miss Elizabeth johnston wins Soc
ond honor his YEAR and gives promise
OF eminent success IN The business
world
The other memhcrs OF tho class
William Mcdonald Misses Angela ia
Driore, Lucille Truawell ana flor,n nee
Cowcll. deserve honorable mention
also for excellent records made dur
Ing the past wear.
Since the commercial course was
opened IN 81 Marys school In 1901
there have been with the present
clnss thriy.one graduates who hay,
finished with high honors. and tho
sisters have every reason 10 fee
pride in the young people who CLAIM
the Immaculate Conception school fol
their Nina Mater, as II Is AN ac
hnowlcdgod fact that the graduates NJ
this school are second 10 none In tht
city \ notable trait also of the alum
nj of immaculate Conception schoo
Is the devoted loyalty 10 their teach
cIs and the pride in tho school "Ni
doncod Nv each alumnus long aftel
leaving the halls OF learning.
| Eighth Graders al ~. NarN>
L. III. Il
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Testimonial Festival.

Tomorrow afternoon al The home OF
Nra Anderson on Edith street III,
Adtcs or the Circle OF tho Napt's'
church VIII assemble 30 relate th,l
experiences 100 earning th, dollar
ul"dt,i go society. Each having uy.m
Used COB cam dollar in IN ormrW
way luI what ls more dilicult. mar
aio Foo public meeting the way- and
moau- Ht which 10 was acquired
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tomorrow evening thc fhrco ad ioin
ing lawns Of which that of Mrs. ~
moe. ia confer llanbDd by Mrs. T. ".
Dunbar s. and Mrs Nltrcd Frost. viii
be- the 5ren" col mooalight candle.
light rcyrl 90 which every ono IN tha
city IN lnyiioi The pleasure viii hp.
Kin az Z 80 md from haf hou auto.
mobiles viii bp In waiting ~ thc ON.
france of the moving pictur" show %
10 convey al Uno desire tp mo lpp..
uir pla,' Thcn ios idle. Nill be-
without cost 20 ODE, upse"HrDia. Nno
Nill DESCENDANT beneath tho way III F.
hntnns oi Japanese d.si.n 10 I'm /
.ontio l't'o u1id.us irou Japan in
GA. 1prinE.1 ,liWout al tu. sum"
land oi beauty ana flowers greeting
lhr guests aud slidlug abou. diapons.
Ins hospitality Ia cady booth Miss
Ia chad, Shuuc viii wosido over
tpr connections mad. Dos tho young
people of The Cou,ro4a ional church.
VINO aF" 600 nr th" hosts of 10" even.
inr Rphocca at The VOL viii prove
81 olpa" inspection so h, Miss Alma
lAidridaD
\ real oim, teller will I.nd lno
'pil of De- future Tor intrepid fortune
hunters Tho hcI mnsirM 'alou. ia
he citt Viii contribute much 10 INC
piles SINE ci she irto. several s,lrc'
tioRs wili ho rendered by the Cata-
unucu-Fuhcmcl or uichostrG Mlsse,,
Lola Neher and Miss Chariot" Pratt
VII ue heard in solos Til, male quar-
trI composed of NeSsrs Scdcr An.
drcVt. Davidson Lyons. viii rondo
claosi, vocal numbers II possible tu
arrange conflicting appointments, "
Harry }ulldrd will bo pf sent 20 sin2
Altos, th,r the lawn leto hy IN.
Young people OF he church promises
tu nrpa~s tho manv social -ucccsscs
that have gone before IN Cougrrga-
tioual circles
Graduation Of L C Scl,nnl
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with each a torewoman to instruct
NIu thc button sewing was carried
U1 with the Zest OF uoyiccs ana the
Diiicisms of the wis
Before Adjournment jhe lahorers
AMI p.trscrrs were rewarded tOI
heir iudus'r! with delicious ic,
cream uul cake
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Children,k playground.

The conservation and development
OF childhood for the useful citizen.
ship OF the future IL the aim OF the
civic Improvement, society and pro.
motors of the project foy The eNan.
lishment OF public playground for
children in this ch, That the school
board is heartily In sympathy with
the movement ana glad To lend CO.
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will receive certificates for successful
completion OF the eighth grade course
IN the Immaculate Conception school
are. Arthur La .Driorc, Nphonso Ar
milo, Aurcla Maier. jerome Martin.
MAbpI Wicn,kc.
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arrangements have been complet.
for r. dance 90 be- given by tho
Masonic cup, on ,be evening of ruos-
t lun. .n Tho dance Will De- held
m .bo nov Masonic temple. the
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POST OFFICE IS FAR
TOO SMALL


Las Cruces, June 1.-During Tho
month uf May the Las Cruces posi-
office handled i03.lN2 pieces ui NATL
matter. Postmaster fIranniean re
ociVed orders from the pustofilce de
partmcnt AT Washington 10 keep an
exact record of every piece of man
matter handled and The time required
20 handle same during the thirty-ouc
days In May The results are az fol.
lows:
First class, outgoing ....... 2i.G03
First class, incoming .... -. 1iS
MI other classes. outgoing . 3O.13i
All other CLASSES ncumlng 1876
Total iirH class. 59.322
Total al other classes ....... 1850
Registered matter ........... CO.
Newspapers ... ............- l7S5o
Grand total ................. lO&,1N2
Mas was very light month rs can
Dee readily seen by the stamp receipts.
The receipts Ton May were sS36 In
April they were Sl,329.32. $500 more
The time required TO handle this
mali WAC estimated. Tn" force rs com
posed ol -four people who average ten
hours each The record was to see
which pu6tolliccs nave enough help
ana which do not Also 10 find out
exactly how many pieces of mail arc
handled IA month
Bids have been forwarded 20 Wash.
lngton. - c., 10 erect tWo-story
building Tor the postoffico 10 ne used
until the new federal building b.
erected The present postoi'c. qua
tiers Gre entirely inadequate and Post
master nrannigan has been cEdeayor-
lng 90 get better quarters for the last
year H. is thought mat contract
Viii h, lc' for the now building at
once
Mans citizens of Las Cruces want
fstc delivery There are four daily
| mail trains and good delivery sys.
tom Noul save much valuable timc
la dIscusiue rnis point Postmaster
iiunni2au stated hat q. soon as tho
postoiiicH D., housed iu ts new quar-
fors 'he, win %, Iu a position 10 have
rcr d.!iFcU 30 rho people win ask
Tor g.
1np poo. 'mHstor 100 Ils cruces was
eautrd tr increase uI tlpl per veal
.n h. salary ion tn. general r,adjust-
W'ur ,f HI1rI, announced uN tho
I'rsrfu.ut yesterday
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Graduation OF /. c. School.
Ca Thursday eyoplu@, June - the
graduates OF ID, Immaculate Concop'.
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Eighth Graders al ~. NarN'>
The young people who this week
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
BAPTISTS in
GRAND RALLY
Many Features Arranged for
Home Coming Gay at
Avenue Church
PASTOR WANTS ALL
MEMBERS AT SERVICES

Sunday will be rally day all day in
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
The Rev. N. c. Lassiter will preach in
the morning on the theme. THE OK
Did Swim" All members and friends
Of the church ore expected to be
present at this service. A carriage
will be sent for those wishing TO
come, who cannot walk, or ride in
the cars. Comfortable chairs will be
provided for them when they reach
the church. Old hymns will be sung.
A special program has been pre-
pared for the Bible School at 2
o'clock. Every scholar is requested
TO be present at that hour. The
mothers Of the "Cradle Roll" are es-
pecially invited to come and bring
their babies. The new teachers OF the
Young Mems Bible Class will meet
them tomorrow.
The pastor will preach a special
sermon in the evening on The Sin OF
Indifference" An elaborate musical
program viii be given by the choir at
the same service. The choir will sing
by special request, Nothing But
Leaves" at the close Of the sermon
The days services will be closed with
a hallelujah chorus. The evening SER
vice will be opened with New Testa-
ment baptism.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
FIRST CHURCH
MEMBERS WORK
Active Fall Season Ahead for
City Presbyterian Con-
ereeatiOn
SPECIAL SERMON TOPICS
FOR SUNDAY DISCUSSION

Work at the First Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth, is
opening up with the most encourag-
ing prospects. Last Sabbath witness
ed the largest celebration OF the
Lords Supper during the pastorate OF
Rev. j. Ross Stonesiser and the Rally
Day attendance in the Sunday school
has never been surpassed since this
anual service has been observed by
the school. The choir, with William
P. White as director, is present in
full force and the early part of the
evening service is set apart especially
for congregational singing. Tomorrow
evening in addition to the usual an
them, Miss Marguerite Wells Will sing
The Kings Business" The congre-
cation will have the privilege OF hear
ing the Rev. P. Y. Schelly, OF Phila-
delphia.
In the morning the minister of the
church will preach upon the subject,
Church Federation" presenting an
outline Of the contemplated local Or
ganization. Infant baptism VIII be
administered. Sunday school and
Barnabas men meet at o'clock, the
latter to study, under the pastor, 9TH
Source, Progress ana Blessing OF the
Christian Life" The men made a
! splendid showing on Rally Day and
the pastor looks for continued access
sions to the class. Y. P. $. c. E..
6.55 D. m, led by Miss Ethel Starr.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
PRESBYTERIANS
POSTPONE RALLY

The Rev. ]. H. Crawford. pastor OF
Central Presbyterian Church, will
occupy his pulpit at both services to-
morrow. At the morning service at
1890 o'clock he will preach on the
subject, Escape From Temptation" /"
In the evening at 7.45 o'clock his sub
iect will be THE Distress Of Sin" The
Sunday school will convene at IL
O'Clock and will conclude the grading
OF the classes. Rally Day will have
70 be postponed on this account, but
although the exercises will not be
performed, genuine rallying to the
front IA hoped for, that each teacher
and scholar may work for the fur
therance Of the religious training Of
the child in the Sunday school.
The Y. P. S. c. e. will meet in the
lecture room at 6.45 o'clock. This
meeting is a very important one and
very unique. II will be led by the
entire executive committee. The
music for the day will be:
Morning--Organ prelude. Morning
Mood" Grieg; anthem, What Are
These" Stainer; offertory, duett, 80
Thou Liftest Thy Divine Petition" Z"
Stainer (from the Crucifixion), Mr..
Cox and Mr.. Mason.
Evening-Organ postlude, "Chanson
Slavonic,' Goss; anthem, Jesus My
Saviour Look on Me" Nevin.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
I0E0IESEAMENI ZINES

anything corresponding to the life.
sustaining trees and their healing
leaves7 On the contrary, now, we
have the Lords Word for It that mo
man can come unto Me except the
Father which sent Me draw him" In
other words, there is measure OF Sc
lection or election as respects the
class invited TO constitute the Bride,
the Lambs Wle mo man taketh
this honor unto himself, but he that is
called of God"
But with the end Of this age will
come the end Of the elective process;
then the Divine Message will be Free
Grace, an Offering and opportunity 20
every creature of Adams race. All
blind eyes will be opened so that all
may see: all deaf ears yill be un-
stopped that all may hear, so that
the knowledge OF the glory of God
shall fll the whole earth, and none
will need say to his neighbor, Know
the Lord, for all shall know Him from
the least unto the greatest Of them"
Gods Kingdom will be represented
in the earth by Israel-especially oy
these sanity men OF Israel, resurrect-
4 ed perfect, who will be the special
appointees and representatives Of the
glorihed Messiah's rule. AS It lis
written, instead Of thy fathers (the
ancient sanity ones we're styled "the
fathers" as Jesus was styled the Son
of Abraham and DAVID shall be thy
children, whom thou mayest make
princes in all the earth psalm xiv
16). These princes acting under and
continually in contact with the spirit
ual Kingdom and rulers, styled in the
Scriptures "the royal priesthood,
will, of course, be so superior In wis
dom and power as to command the
obdience Of the whole earth.
No Bride to Say, @COme.'
The Revelation picture tells us that
the Bride Of Christ. as well as the
Holy Spirit, will give the invitation
to every creature to come and par
take of the Water Of Life freely. But
how could the Bride give this invita-
ton before she exists? That there
is no Bride at the present time is
manifest Now is the time for call
ing the Bride class. Now is the
time for those invited to make their
calling and their election sure" but
Bride there will be none until the In
coming Age The name bride" I'm
plies a marriage; the Church is al
ready espoused to Christ. but the
MARRIAGE is promised to take place al
His second coming. Then there will
be a Bride. and shortly after, the
glorifed Church. in association with
her Lord. will be in Kingdom power
in the New Jerusalem---the heavenly
From that City. that new Seat o.
earth's Empire. will go forth Gods
Message, gradually deepening ant
broadening until every member Of th'
race shall have. had an opportunity L
share in its blessing Of life everlast
ing.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
BAPTISM FROM
BAPTISTS' VIEW
Denomination Does Not Be-
IieVe Rite Is Essential to
Salvation
PASTOR HOLLAWAY
TO DISCUSS SUBJECT

IN Second Baptist Church tomorrow
the Rev. Thomas P. Holloway will
conduct public worship and preach at
1890 o'clock in the morning, and at
7.45 o'clock in the evening. The
theme of the morning sermon will be
"Inter-Church Federation" The choir
will sing the following selections
Anthem, Lead, Kindly Light" solo,
my Redeemer and My Lord" By
William U. Beckerle.
The subject for the evening sermon
will be why Baptists Do Not and
Never Have Believed That Baptism is
Essential to Salvation" In view OF
the somewhat surprising evidence in
some quarters Of Misunderstanding
in reference to the position Of the
Baptists on Baptism, Mr.. Holloway
Will present this subject at this
time.
This music will be given by the
choir at the evening service: Anthem
I Even Me-" Warren; anthem, 20
Jesus, Lord of Heavenly Grace,
Nevin.
The Bible school will meet at 2.1E
o'clock. The school is graded and
the Bible is taught according to the
age and capabilities Of the scholars
in the various departments.
The intermediate Christian En-.
deavor Society will meet in the chape
at 645 o'clock.
After the sermon in the morning
the letter of this church to the Della.
ware Baptist Union Association viii
be read and acted upon. The as
/ sociation meets with the Milfort
Baptist Church on October .12 and 13
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
DR.. REED HAS
SPECIAL SERMONS

DR.. George Edward Reed, who is
temporarily hiling the pulpit OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
will begin a special series OF SER
mons tomorrow night at 7.45 o'clock.
The theme for the first Of the series
IS, water from Jacobs Well" His
subject for tomorrow morning, at
1880 o'clock, is. Greatness Through
Service"
The enthusiasm manifested at the
Rally Day exercises Of the School
last Sunday has given a new i'm
pulse TO the work of the Sunday
school for the coming year, and an
enthusiasm attendance is anticipated
for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
There are classes In this school for
all ages-from the beginners to the
mature adult and the aged. DR.. Reed
expects 10 be present In the Sunday
school tomorrow.
Following is the music for the
day:
Morning g;-Anthem, "Jubilate Deo,'
Willmore; bass solo, Mr.. Strickland
Evening Anthem, u VIII Lift u
Mine Eyes Unto the Hills" Matthews
anthem, 20 Love That VIII Not lie
Me Co" Bracket.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
DR. JEFFERSON THANKFrL

Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Please allow me, through the col
umns Of your paper TO thank the good
people of Delaware, for the hearty en-
couragement given me In my humble
efforts to aid my people in their strug-
gle for Christian manhood, and good
citizenship, these eighteen years.
II We have accomplished any worthy
degree OF, success, II has been largely
due TO the cordial support given by
the broad-minded and patriotic men
and women of Delaware.
/ particularly wish 10 mention the
cordial second given to all Of my ef-
forts by the newspapers, and especial
ly the newspapers Of our city. And
now cannot find words TO express my
gratitude to all who coptributed to the
extraordinary farewell reception given
me and my family in Gilbert church
Thursday night. Yours,
Rev. G. L. jefferson.
Wilmington, Del, Oct. 6.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
DR.. KEICWIN
ATWESTCHURCH
Pastor Emeritus to Tell Of
SuStentotiOn Fund
Works
BIBLE CLASS TO
HAVE ANNIVERSARY

At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr, will be assisted In the
worship by the pastor-emeritus, the
Rev. DR.. A. n. Kelgwin. Or. Keig-
win has recently become field secre-
tary OF the Presbyterian Ministers
Sustenration Fund, and will tell the
people something Of his new work.
The morning worship Is at 1880
o'clock.
In the evening at 730 O'Clock, the
pastor will speak upon the subject.
What We All Are After" which VIII
be practical discussion Of some
thing we are all entitled to and for
the privilege of which we owe much
TO the world The chorus choir has
prepared attractive musical programs
for both morning and evening, and
the night hour is frightened and in
spired by the Gospel song service, in
which the congregation Joins in sing
ing familiar and singable hymns.
IN all departments the Sunday
school Will meet al o'clock. In the
fve elementary grades final arrange
ments will be made for the annual
promotions which viii be made at
a special promotion service to be
held Sunday morning, october Is,
three weeks earlier than last year.
Parents are urged TO see that all
children who are to be advanced this
year from lower to higher grades are
present tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow at o'clock in the
church auditorium the Westminster
Mems Bible Glass will celebrate its
frst anniversary The special guest
Of the men will be H. Wellington
Wood, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Wood is
a striking speaker and one who Is an
authority on work among men, hav-
ing written several books upon the
subject. one Of which is entitled.
Winning Men One by One" He will
speak also upon this topic tomorrow.
DR. Keigwin will also be present and
greet the men with words Of en-
Special music has
been arranged by male voices and F
F. Palmer will sing bass solo. The
class was organized year ago by
the pastor. who Is the teacher. Each
member OF the class has been urged
10 bring with him tomorrow another
man. that the visitors may see what
an interesting and impressive work
Is afoot
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
"RIvER OF WATER OF LIFE.v
Ezekiel XVII, 1-12-0ct. s.
"WhosOever will, let him take Of the
Water Of Life Freely."--Revela-
tfOn xxii- IL.


Water Of Life Freely. Revela-
tion xxi. II.
In this study also we find that the
Lord through Ezekiel gives us pic
ture O. the Millennial Age, very SINH
lar TO the one given US in the book
OF Revelation. seven hundred years
after.
Ezekiel's picture shows Jerusalem
and the Temple Of God as the source
OF the River of the Water of Life; so
IN Revelation. Ezekiel shows the
river deepening and brodening from
rivulet to a mighty river. He pic
lures It as flowing down to the Dead
Sea, and carrying life whithersoever
IL goes. He pictures the Dead Sea as
being revived, recovered from its
deadness, and full Of fish. No such
river has ever yet sprung forth from
4 Jerusalem, nor can We imagine how
the river would ever have its start in
the moutain top and reach such pro-
| portions in the short distance This
| description, picturing a great spirit
ual truth, is In full accord with the
picture in Revelation. II renresente
beautifully. forcefully, the blessings
OF refreshment and restitution which
will issue forth from the New Jerusa-
lem. the Kingdom OF Messiah, when II
shall be established amongst men.
Gradually the mighty Influences Of the
reign OF Messiah viii extend blessinge
to all mankind even 10 the sub
merged class steened in Ignorance
and superstition, fitly represented by
the nead Sea-
No River Of Water Of L'fe Now.
Revelation pictures this river as
flowing frim under the Throne, the
New Jerusalem. clear as crystal. and
having trees of life on either side OF
> It's banks, good for food Ezekiel has
the same picture in mind; he tells .,
the same trees. whose leaf shall not
fade and whose fruit shall not fall
but which will bring forth good
fruit every month, because the water
: which refreshes them comes from the
Sanctuary. "The fruit thereof shall
be for meat. and the leaves thereof
for healing" Similarly, in Revelation
we are told. 'the leaves Of the trees
will be for the healing OF the people
and the fruit for the susrenance OF
everlasting life: and the Water itself
will be for their refreshment. Than
we are told that "the Spirit and the
Bride" shall give the inv''ation-s
worldwide invitation. "Whosoever
. will" may come. and he who hears
the invitation may say to others
Come, and drink of the water Of life
freelyl"
We are certain in our application
Of these symbolic pictures, that they
belong TO the future and not TO the
|, present Where is the Water Of Life
OF Revelation now? Where have We
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
:8:.

Blessed thought When the Prince
Of Life shall have put in force the
laws Of righteousness and equity with
an iron rod, the masses Of humanity
viii learn that righteousness exalt-
eth nation, but sin is a reproach
to any people" And. ultimately, they
will learn to love righteousness. All
who refuse to learn and obey will be
"cut off" from life.
In thinking of these glorious favors
coming to mankind, let us remem-
Der that they will all be earthly--a
restitution to that which was lost.
Earthly splendor and human perfec-
ton is Gods provision for the willing
and obedient Of mankind in general.
The invitation to become members Of
the Bride Of Christ is limited one,
having a limited time; and II our
understanding Of the Scriptures is cor
rect, the end Of this special oppor-
tunity is nigh--the time for the
change to the condition Of glory is at
the door--the time for the blessing OF
all the families Of the earth is at
had. ~
In view OF these coming blessing
foretold by the Prophet and by the
Lord Himself, can we not Join In sing
ing:
Rejoicel rejoicei the promised time
is coming;
\ Rejoice! rejoicel the wilderness shat
| bloom; -5,1 -se
And lions children soon shall sins
The deserts all are blossomingi'
Reioicel rejoicel the promised time
is coming;
Rejoicel rejoicel the wilderness shall
bloom.
The gospel banner. wide unfurled,
Shall wave in triumph Ger the world
And every creature, bond or free,
Shall hail the glorious Jubileei
Reioicel rejoicel the promised time
is comingl
Rejoicel rejoicel the Prince OF Peace
shall reignl
The sword and spear, OF needless
worth,
Shall prune the tree and plow The
earth,
For peace shall smile from shore Il
shore,
And nations shall learn war n,
more!"