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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-31
VIEWS At VARIANCE
Board of Education at Issue
With Municipal Architect.
MANAGEMENT OF SCHOOLS
Statement Showing Conditions in
Cities of the Country.
COMPARED WITH WASHINGTON
Municipalities Where Educational
officials Are Elected by People.
Powers Defined.
COMPARED WITH WASHINGTON

..The mana cement of the public schools
rs everywhere an integral part or the mu-
nicipal government. ''-Snowden Ashford.
This is simply not true. Board of
Education.
The foregoing small passage at arms is
but part of the long statement which
the board of education is preparing and
has prepared to answer the many criti-
cisms which recently have been directed
at the public schools. and which, it is
declared, will undoubtedly be found to
cmanate from one source when the entire
situation is cleared up and each side has
had its day at Investigations
The statement of Municipal Architect
Ashford was made to the Board of Trade
in the recent colioquy, following which
the Board of Trade decided pot to indorse
the fault-findings of the school commit
tee. The answer by the board of educa-
ton is taken from three-page statement
prepared by the board after having COM
piled figures and statements from 40
cities in this country
Municipal Architects Meaning.
Snowden Ashford's statement, which was
taken tomean that the schools of Washing
not an integral part of the District govern
ment-Iike the purchasing department and
the health department-is met by a
lengthy study of the school situations OF
1Gs cities where il is shown that the
boards of education are not selected by
the municipal government, or any part
of il. The information coming from these
1G, cities is an answer TO questions asked
of great many more cities. but it was
found that OF no cities which answered
only thirty-seven have school systems as
integral parts of the cities governments
In Other Cities.
As for the cities in the minority, the
board of education has this to say:
And in the cities where the boards OF
education are selected by the mayor or
the council or both, the powers Of the
boards are absolute with respect to all
such matters the appointment and
promotion of teachers and school officers
Indeed. even these boards of education I'm
leading cases have far greater powers in
respect to the control of school properties
and school expenditures than the board OF
education in the District of Columbia pos.
Sesse>. Some of them exercise a potent
influence within statutory limits even over
school revenues.
OF the thirty-seren cities in question we
select Newark. y. j.: San Francisco Cal.
New York city and Chicago as examples
of the independent powers possessed b,
many school boards. even when tho mem.
berS arc selected by the municipal au.
thoritieS.
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Willie AWattt1G A OPpOrtunity
to invest your money permanently keep
your funds deposited in banking dept Of
Union Trust Co., 18th and I'll SITS. Interest
on all accounts: deposits subject to check
--AdYt
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1911 Model Davis SEWING Machine Foe
embroidery as we'll as plain sewing 9l3 eta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-31

Builders! Have You Taken Advantage
of the cut price we're quoting on yeilow
pine laths? Esinger Bros. 21Ga eth n.ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-31

Georgetown Star Branch.
Pride's Drug Store, osth ard sts NV.
receives Want Ads for The Star at i
cent word.
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Choice Mahogapy Furniture.

Exceptionally attractive furnishings In
the colonial. Sheraton and other periods.
for the dining room, library, parlor, hall
and bedroom Manufacturers selected
sample productions which VIC are selling
at prices less than you ordinarily pay for
the common kinds. Whenever YOU wish
TO sec some real furniture. take look
through our salesrooms, first and second
floors. Visitors always welcome. Moth
ing misrepresented. Wilson & Mayors.
1927 and 1223 G. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-31
CITY ITEMS.

In Heurich's Beers You Get All
the good that finest ingredients. caref1
production and ample aging can imparo
Americas purest. Oldest and best. dcA
Maerzen or Senate. H.7o: doz. Lager
81 90 bottle rebate. JOc. Phone W. 10o0
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Along with the MidnisAt .sssck-

you'll enjoy a bottle of HEtRICHS
SENATE" Beer. Satisfies the palate, helps
digestion and health. At your groccrs' OF
phone Arlington Bottling Co. West "a.
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Governed by Commission.

Money to loan at . and SO on real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co. 1906 Pa. ave-
Advt
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CHECKS CAUSE
DISTRESS TO TEACHERS
Endeavoring to Frame Plan
to Make Up the Pay Rolls
Before the Month Ends.
By T. &. Rozvers

Six teachers in one school who have
been forced to borrow money at high
rates of interest from loan Offices in order
to meet imperative expenses the 1st of
February is but a sample of the tales of
hardships which are coming to light since
the announcement in The Star a week
ago that all teachers checks would be
held up for two weeks at least
Spurred by the appeals of teachers. the
clerks of the board of education are max
ing double time in an effort to make the
January payrolls up so that the predicted
delay of two weeks will be cut down as
many days as possible
Plan to Make Up Pay Rolls.
Harry Hine, secretary of the board of
education: Assistant Secretary Wilmarth,
Capt. James F.. Oyster, president of the
board of education, and Alonzo Tweedale,
auditor for the District of Columbia, held
conference yesterday afternoon in
which the school officials proposed plan
whereby work might be done on the pay
rolls before the month ends. 1t had been
supposed that under the controllers re-
cent decision. which affects rolls as far
as absent teachers are concerned, the pay
rolls In any ono month could not he made
up until the months full returns were in
monthly rolls were started in the middle
Of the month to be ready for the checks
on the last day of the month. The con-
troller's decision changed all that, and
the payday of 1.s00 teachers is delayed in
consequence.
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Manted-EYer, one Al Wa.AinGten

Wanted-Every One In Washlngt0n
who is troubled with destructive and
disease carrying rats TO try our great dis
covery. Sold in DC and SOC sizes; prepared
and ready for use. Sold by The Great Russ
sian Rat DISCRIMINATING Co, lJ0S 9TH NV
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Newest Effects In Bride Bouquets.
Finest floral specimens. Shaffer. 14th ].
-Advt.
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CoIumb ian Harmony Societ.

Columbian Harmony Society.
G.. L. T. Cook, president
r.. u. Brooks. vice president
John III. Cook. secretary and Supt
$500, Now 32.75.
One lot Large Gas Radiators
ole l3th-C. 4. Muddiman & Co.-12O4 O..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
HOGS PAID THESE MEN
BIG PROFITS FOR CARE
Three N,mhrr~ 81 smcricln Ucnd
COLONY secured Large DiNidrud-
from Feeding i'urh"r- un tlialfr
aud Grain

TN value ot hogs raised oH ualy,
feed foo Lac cruces has been demon.
s,ratyd b, J n NpwberlN. ana Is-lch
Rhode rrm,rs ~ Tie American
Bond colony about six miles north of
Bona NEa, Gays the luNc Arthur
Times Last car these men raised
q larg, numh'r uf hogs aud kppt a
clos, account cot she cost aud the re-
turus. They 1ousht tn" au mails in
tn, SUNNI ~ au average weight Of
about Toe pounds. Whero corn WAS
Jed 20 th"m a. supplement 90 forage
crops, 30 was charged t. hogs at SO
cents = hush'I, Nhllr The gains on the
hogs were credited AT 81 per hundred
weight Nothing was charged for Ia
Dor. neither Was any credit given ton
the fertilizer loft ON th' ranches
From dtu kept 10y these men il has
been Inquired that an acre. uf alfalfa,
rVsturod hy ~ hogs. yielded S31.5a
ia go days An acre of rape. oats and
alfalfa pastur,d by 10 hogs Tor s
DAYS. yielded :-2O2. Cowpoas alone,
pasturod O, hogs for 81 days with q
return of yl,1t. while IN acre of
.cowpous with rliiuns Of corn, pastuI-
cd 80 hog ',r 32 days with u return
OF $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
LID CLAMPEO ON
IN CARLSBAD now
Saloons Closed for First Time
in 81 Years. in Accordance
With Agreement Made BY
Liquor Men Last Year.
Especial Correspondence 10 the urrn,dD

Carlsbad. y NJ. june I This day
viii long he remembered b, tho pco.
pie oi Carlsbad. as today ls tho last
daN that Carlsbad viii hc an oprn
town For over 81 Years 10 has boon
sn that the thirsty need never be- DRY.
hut tonight a. The clock strikes o. the
dd gncs on aud ir clampod down and
tho rWctN clnchcd Ana an thi. py
mutual agreement of ou. YEAR ago 90
the ministers aud the salmon men. The
written agreement was that f they
were allowed To- run only one year
more. So that th,t could clos, their
business without serious loss they
would No So and th,1 have made
every arrangcmont tu in $50. some
people have lpid iu 20 supply of re
treatments. from hal' % pint Of red
liquor to ten cases uf beer. This VIII
soon ho exhausted and the people will
drink Carlsbad spring water and no
doubt viii r.| better thlt they no.
Thcr, Va- "a pretty wedding 1t the
residence or Rev MIR Lalluncc. the
Methodist minister last night at .
O'Clock TN, .oulactine parties were
NJ T.. Rlc,. popular mechanic. and
Miss Kat, b. Eohcrts, a popular So.
cictN bell. of carlsbad This was
truly a lo,c match as the parties have
had "a yer, vNtondcd courtship aud the
prirr Was Noith tho effort of Mr.
RilcN DuN the intimate friends Of
| he Young couple attended thr ccrc-
! mony. with tho relatives. After the
wcddiu. the bridal party took an auto
ride Go LAX, McM illun and then cn-
| hntkod ON the gasoline launch, and IL
Was ia IA, wee. sma hours whom they
| returned t. the city.
Last evening Mr. Ward, an old citi-
2rn of Eddy county. departed th,s lie
after u lingering illness of over one
| year Sc NuA un old Texas ranger
AMI cam. uut her, frnm Texas over
go trnis arn aud was a pioneer uf this
purt ol tn country white hc was a
ranger n, had many fights with IN,
wild indians and had many hair-
| breadth rs.uuc. H. leaves a son
William. Ills daughters are Mrs sam
a. smith. Mr., Morgan Livingstone
Mrs Joe Wclth. Mrs. ~caVcy ana Mrs
~ Harrison of this plaC" and IN.
Hack fiNor country He viii be bur
led in the local cemetery tomorrow
\ little Morturcttc from Hartford
conn. has been here "a charge ol
ward ~harNnud ana otto krause. on
their road 10 san Francisco. They
remained here TO receive some Ncr>
murh-nced,d repairs from the fac
tory ana Nill rosum, their ran to-
morrow They UIii go Ma 81 pus'
and PnoruiN 10 has two wheels Il
front aud one behind aud makes Verl
.r..,I tIrY. al - .fruU tuftnf far uYgo
Tine M, boys go bareheadcd an'
lrr .,,rs much -uunuru,d and aye IN
lowing their tr.r mg,lN.
MIs- A,thoo SWudl,N uhonte'
newspaper woman f."m Denver
leaves bcr, tomorrow iur Clttou
Nrz o. do special N.rk tor au cast
I'm maaalu. amt NII 80 from thcr
: o. Denver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
The Churches

UTGHU V0IUUlUf|
Aulh.u --- -h---

W h"H voluntary
N"ih'" .t h"If
Ii'f'' ''.'""'d '' a'r' ffaNcf
iu concert Ni 'I.-''. r'I' Ilht'hu
ont
scripture reading is''Ws ''.l-N'
N'"h .'''. i'"l''n ''f'@.
1870 I''u"Ih "'.'''"' ''i"' tlfl'
N'.t Moe h'.h'. class
'.'l i|"Eh BARTON. hNth copper
MIS- N"fdf class
I.N'f.i7'' Jog pim"r' class
song i'"i M' song MIS- N'''
l'I '''N
N.I'ilN'' F'''lnE. '"hn '.'-'t ana
- ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17

i't'iu w iudtt'lt.
The committee on grounds consists
Of y. u. Sears. chairman. ~ l.
i.u,2. \ j Ehrle. l.. y. Elicit and
James Ryan The duty of this com
miticc * To select suitable location
arrange the ground a. II should be IN
every way To- make the same COM
Portable
The advertising ana litcratur. COM
mittcc consists of r. L. Harris char
man Is H. pcdrick aud Dr. !. W. Me
Gown. whose work II Is IT, got out the
circulars. program and any other mat
ter that thcy may gee 80 IN order to
thoroughly adyertis" the same.
Tho following persons were appoint
I'd AS commtttc" ON entertainments:
nr. y. = DhcyncS. chairman T. VI.
liricklcy, H. j. NIT l.. IT, ucrndon
ana 49, : Jackson Tho duty Of this
committee b. to arrange the program
Tor the three days. which viii consist
of many good things ~ the why of
ports otv.
Tho committee On exhibits is " \
punlaVN. Bon Bouuu. - = Alter "
w. Beau. J Il McKlul,t. Frcd cha.
fte tiliN l.flff VI. n ""'flIH ilt.il NNif
Us To- see what can nc found M ih'
way ct exhibits OF crops ,tr.
IN, reception oommittc, consists of
the following p,rsous % = jackson.
chairman " \ DuulatN ) L Rain
rardt. Dr McCoWu o. g. tlcrudnn
u T. Barrow IN Ottoseu. o. o. Pod
rick. IT, VI Bripk,, Dr chryu,. A.
L. Means. .. ; Alter : o. IT, S"ur.
T. r. JENNINGS. j. Il, NJ ltiulct. j. J
Watkins. Bon Duuliu William Nndcr'
son. ~ NeHu,r * T.. no fr'd
, Chavcs. : i.ucraa, l.. y Eu"t' y e.
! Elrud. sam Hunter Dr l[csucr anr
/! J. ~ lndcrW God This committee,
which is large one viii took aito'
| thine comforts of ANYONE VINO ma}
/ visit the fair
Il was also thought necessary &
hay" reception committee ~ mdic'
| to book after the ladies that may h'
within the city during the fair The
! following were appointed Mrs. T. T.
/ ianiou. chairman Mcsdam,s Jack
son. Dunlavy Rriuhntdt. Miss"
| Bricklcy. LucRc and Flyers. Mcsdamc
McCoWu. Choyney. fiuntort swishcr
Watkins. Hitt. Barrow, tlrod, Ped
rick. After. Elicit. Anderson. NJ nNin
ley. Jennings. Means. Lut2. Mcki.soI
ana kcsnoi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
TERRITORY MAY GET
ANOTHER RAILROAD
Ohio and English Capital Said
10 Be Medltsting Line
Through Eastern Portion of
New Mexico and Texas.

Dallas. Texas. Jun. A., Tho issue
OF '1" Industrial R.wl today viii
sat.
]. is J"portcd thai instruction Is
assured of Winnipos Sllina y Gull
railroad, backed hy cincinnati tOD
and English capitals. n Leon Nil.
lof Saliua ,Kans d. president Of
the company Eugll-H capital viii
hack Ju issue OF Ssu.urn unn bonds ior
construction Of the proposed road
through kansas. Oklahoma and New
Mexico The frs, line ia oklahoma
viii be- rom Okrcnc tObJ southeast
20 oklahoma. a distance ~ Too miles.
PASSING through kugusncr The line
is fo Ice extended Westward 10 Alv8,
west into New Mexico aud nor th
from AVA through Sa'Ina 10 Kansas
Citt MOI and Omaha Nch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
MRS. McCILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts IN Regard 10
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Jonesboro, Ark. suffered q com.
plele break down in health, some time
ago writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this
place Il was very weak and could
not DO any work ! tried different
remedies, but they did me no good
One day, got bottle of Cardui. II
did me so much good was surprised.
and took some more.
Before took Cardui. had headache
and backache. and sometimes would
cry for hours. Now ! am over ali that,
and can do all kinds OF housework |
think 1t is the greatest medicine on
earth"
In the past nftv wears. thousands oi
ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill,
ia tell OF the benefit received from
Cardui.
Such testimony from earnest women
surely indicates the great value OF this
tonic remedy for diseases peculiar TO
women Arc YOU sufferer fcsY
Cardui Is the medicine you need.
We urge YOU 10 try II
NB Wrietof iaies' Advisory Dept. ha',a
rooga Ncdt ipr Co.. hiiiannoga, Tenn. fof Spccid'
Jlsif"iHH an. "a page htok. Home i'ea''nem
sof No'asA. .sni n PLAN "iarrel' on iseses1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
HANDSOME sC>Hr.rIN rgFr.
4 Phenomenal OFFER Made nv New
York Dirn,.

Thousands all over the United
States are taking advantage az gen
erous offer OF the Gotham Company.
1851 broadway. New York city. max
ing request FOR a beautiful gold plated
scarf-p pin for lady or gentleman.
which is mailed 20 anyone sending
name and address free Of charge.
This offer is made 20 introduce
their catalogue of general merchan-
disc. household goods. iewelry, nov
elites. etc. Readers of this paper are
requested 20 send name and address
Immediately. inclosing five two-cent
stamps to cover packing and postage.
send today and receive without cost
piece Of isw.lry that you VIII be
proud of.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
LAS VEGAS AND SANTA
FEE TEAMS TO MEET
rears From Mortimer Cites 20 Clash
sunday ~ the Capital. Good
Games Expected.

las Vegas. y. NJ. June 1.-THE
MaroOns viii leave on The California
Limited tomorrow morning To Meet
the fast bunch of Santa Fc ball.toss.
crs on he Capital C!'t diamond. They
are practicing each c,cning and are
confident of giying Santa Fc the fast.
81 contest they have participated IN
this season on the diamond
Las Vegas will run several cNcur.
sious this summer one 20 santa be
another 10 Ration ANA perhaps one
10 Dawson Each OF hcso towns IN
return will run cNcul IONS Ia this city
Later IN the season Albuquerque
fans mas run an excursion here. and
Las Vegas viii rcciproratc by maxi.
ing sunday rrip a. Jhc Duke city
With good baseball clubs this wear
al Ration, Dawson. Trinidad Santa r..
Albnqu"rquc and i.as Vegas. he best
season of sport ovel Witnessed in the
southwest In years Is promised.
There are enough clubs TO make sun.
/ day games in three oi thcse towns
named a regular pastinc each week
the home club PLAYING away from
/ home one week and az home The mex
! 4 is admitted that Las Vegas ms
/ promise of the best bah seam In New
Mexico for the money n Is putting ~
I To think thai on several hundred Dol
lars a month this CITY can assoMbl,
a team capable of PLAYING not to say
winning. games from such clue Hs
the 81 .5oO.a.mOnth Dawson cidb. D.
almost unboliayaDl, The Maroon,
have started on. an. season splendid
~ ana should Give loSal supper
and consistent encouragement, IRON
the fans ANA business men acuataIi.
ui the NO towns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
WILLARD STREET FAIR
CHOOSES COMMITTEES
Men selected Tor FINANCE, Publicity,
Grounds aud Other Sub-t Committees
In thar.. al Departments


willard. y A Jun, ~ Following
the meeting OF th, executive commit
toe of the willard street fair. held
TUESDAY tho following standing com.
mittcos We're selected
Puhncit, committee. n T. pedrick.
chairman pr " Sorrel willard;
Rcv \ T. Hurst and Felipe Aldorete,
progr,sso. l.. " D,Wult,. cedarvalc,
\ T. Mcdonald and Amano Perca,
pinos Wolls. J W rotbott and i. Il
Trimblc. Mountainair: T. l. Moulton.
Lucia r \ Archulctta, EncNo. 3las
Duran, Duran. +. \ Specklnan, ar
&. T. Ewing and \. = Barrett. fstan.
cha: William VI Mcintosh Mcintosh:
Robert " Harper, MorlartN, DR.. G.
Amble. Manzauo. William II. DOW.
fatigue. and Carlos Tablet, Punta
The work ct this committee rs t. SEQ
that every person that lives IN their
vicinity knows about this street fair,
ana To- soc that each one has an in
Niiation To- come.
Tho finance committee consists uf
Hush SNishrr. chairman. J. +. Rein.
hardt and Dr. g. II. Dttoscn The
work 81 this committee Is 10 see what
amount of money can be raised FOR
The fair Also tn look after tn" sell
ing of rights on the grounds. and any
other business that may come up In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
". T.. =. :. Program.

The following program Will hr en-
dcred at the sunday school fsrI'n,
a, II O'Clock IN the Leaf Avenue
Methods. church tomorrow
Prelude. Miss pear Tompkins
Selection by thr orchestra. g. y.
Dcarth, director
Hymn Nu. GS2
scripture Reading, Twen,y-th'rd
Psalm Mrs u Il Caikins' Class.
Anthem by choir
Prayer. Ruby Schut,
Dncrt0ry Prayer ol consecration.
Recitation. Flower Gossip Gan
peckman assisted by Kenneth and
Merle BAH, Agnes ana Ray iall"tt
ana Grrqldinc shepherd.
Recitation. "Thc Raggcdy Man.
Francis Cartwright
piano solo, Between Friends
Hnglemann). Vclma Douglass.
Recitation. "a Letter" Mary Tharr
song. who Taught Primary.
Hymn so. 677.
Recitation, GaA Schutt.
Recitation. "rhc Chldren's Day
Grace tlolcomo.
Recitation, "Bird Time and Be
Time" Brssie Moultcn.
Song, The Robin AT The Wihdo"'
Francis carter
scripture Reading. the Frs Fs'im'
Mrs Grace Mllcr's class.
Recitation, Harry ShephoId
Recitation, Howe Eiler'
roscntation OF diplomas. ~pprHn-
lendcnt f. \ porteriield'
Address. R.N. Charles oscar Book.
man.
selection by Orchos,r,
DONology.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17

Corner West silver aud sixth street,
Rev " - Ob.rhnltlrr. pastor sun
dan school at -. Ncsular morning
theme. The Bible and society. In
struction 10 th' ,ut,rhism at . -. ~.
ia the oN,uiug the Christian End'aNor
society viii attend m, anton g. T..
meeting at the PRESBYTERIAN church
Regular pr'arhing service in tn" even
ing at s. sermon b> tho pastor. chill
drcn's duy next sunday juno %, at
~ g. M Auy1n, desiring children
bnpii2cd az thi, s'rvir, please inform
the. tg-tuf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
First Methodist IpiscppaI.

Corner Load avenue and South
Third street har',s oscar hickman,
pastor rh. morning service at ~
VIII be in the hands of the sunday
school being lh' observance OF emil
drcn's day. a N,n interesting pro-
gram has boon arranged ana the chill
ar,u's parent, ana friends viii doubt
less DEE aut % encourage them The
evening worship nt 80 the pastor VIII
sptlf on "Thrcr Great Forces for
Overcoming the Powers of Darkness.
Tho sunday school meets at a. a. IN.
- 4 purtprfoli, suporintcud"nL The
EuVorIN league devotional meeting "i
Dr. m TU, wbuc is welcome 4" an
.f .u, of these .oryicos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17

Corner Fourth and West SILVER ave
Archdcacon ~ Y Warren, rector.
residence SO " Tiioras First sun
day after Trinity HolN communion,
q ms sunday school Gas a. m,
morning service ana sermon. n a. m:
theme The shepherd of the Chlld
So Johns Guild will hold an Informal
social meeting Wednesday ~ o'clock
a. The Guild hall Al ladlc, OF he
parish are invited Ia attend and spoud
IL pleasant hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17

meeting n dylenatpd NcW MNipo
Day by zoe United society ot Chris.
IAN Endouy0r and ncclallv pre-.
pared program planned for the vac
.uHs societies throughout fho terri
fou io bc followed ~ tH, devotional
meetings on that date iUn leaders
uf rho local societies hope . rpmniu.
na che membership ~ thus union
meeting 'o create - greater lp-r'o "
enthusiasm Ia Christian tuGrdtor
N1t. Iud 10 that end have dppo1.on.
cd ,hc program so that each society
sill have % part in the services ror.
fHria Secretary Robinson OF Santa r..
. hooked to Dee present and take pn.
u fhr meeting Territorial Vice
TI,.Idcu' u t. SNYDER viii conduct
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song Service.
preparatory Service sentence prayers
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! General anticipation
| Selection Male Quarter Non Luihcr
an AMI Cungr,la 'iouJl Societies
Rcmarks Arthur T. = Robinson. sec.
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