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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-17
ATTEMPTS TO REVIVE
RETROCESSION ISSUE.

Ever and anon certain Washington
ians and residents of Alexandria coun-
ty, the latter class generally not be-
ing native and to the maner born,
invoke the shade of retrocesslon,
question which was settled to the
satisfaction of the government ana
the state of Virginia in 1916 by which
the Old Dominion resumed JurlSdlc-
ton over the portion of her territory
she had at the close of the revolution
ary war ceded to the government to-
wards forming the aera of the District
of Columbia. The act was mutual; the
government having no use for the ter
ritory on the south side of the Poto-
mac-a any rate special care was
taken to erect all public buildings On
he norh side of the river.
For about half century Aiexan-
dria was virtually the tail of the Dis
trict kite, during which time the town
struggled against adverse fortune, 1t
being apparent that the government
had no intention of placing any public
structure in this neighborhoo6.
Our forefathers grew tired of these
conditions and with no hopes for the
future, the retrocession movement was
inaugurated in order that the city
could procure charter from the Leg
islature of Virginia and begin house
keeping on its account.
The government had no use for ter
ritory south of the Potomac and
readily consented to turn Alexandria
city and county back to Virginia.
This proved turning point in our
citv's history. Stock was taken IN
railroad and canal enterprises, loco
motive work was established at the
foot of Wolfe street, the Pioneer Mills
were constructed, the whirr Of machln-
cry was heard in the Mount Vernon
Cotton Factory and four shipyards
were working to their fullest capacity.
All dreams ia goldenera under the
District of Columbia regime had van
ished and the people realized the
truth of the observation made in the
days of Nehemiah-"The wall was
built because the people had a mind to
work"
AS intimated above, those who oc'
casionally attempt to blow the dead
Goals of retrocesson into fame, arc
in the main, such as have rural abid
ing places on the south side of the Po-
tomac, but whose daily occupation
are in the capital city. They are
mostly natives of other sections ant
liable 10 fold their tents at any time
A delegation visited President Tai
yesterday and urged him to direct At
torney General Wickersham to file
bill in the Supreme Court in order t.
settle the question of the constitution
atty Of the act of 1916, which cede'
back to Virginia part of the territor.
given by that state to help form tn
District of Columbia.
Ev decision Of The Supreme Cour
the merits of this case can be trle
only by suit of the government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-17
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the West Brothers !;rick
Company will be held at the prin :ipal
office of the Company, No. Ill !-outh
Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va, Oh
Tuesday, January 18th, 1918, al Il
o'clock NJ.
WILLIAM D. WEST Scc.y.
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Steamed Oysters at i.ammePs Care
\R3ILROADS.
Washington Southern Ry.

Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in Eject January 9Th, 1917
Trains leave Union Station:
For Washington and points NORTH
daily at sos. S:23, 9:31, 1908 and
1924 am: 1901, $50, Through tram
for New YORK, via ?. R. r. 6:l".
Sis, 11.33, z. NJ, week days and 6:U'
P. 81, Sundays only S:07 P. NJ.
For fredericksburg. Richmond, ana
points south al 4:37, 1853. Qoca) ano
1902 a. H., 1916, 3:22, SIT QacaD
s:27. 1852, 1902 p. M, daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at 11:13 a. H., daily. On week daGS
this trim runs through to milford.
NOTE:-Iimcs Of arrival and dc,
parture and connections not guaraa-
teed.
". P. TAYLOR. Traffic, Mgr.
Il H.. fE.,T1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-17

ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY.
The Alexandria Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Building King Street.
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President.
and General Manager.
HOWARD w. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
TERMS:-Daily, year, $5.oo
Six Months, $3.50. Three Months,
SLIPS. One month, 45 cents. One week
10 cents.
Entered at the PoStoffice Of Alex
andria, Virginia as second-class mat
ter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
WHERE TO WORSHIP
TO-DAY
CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
Corner Coal and Broadway.
Rev. Thomas l.. Dyer, Pastor.
stanley Setlcr. Orcanl-t.

Morning worship al IL O'Clock.
The pastor Will preach on Church
Membership The sermon will bc
followed hy reception Of members
and the Lords supper.
Al s .. m. the special song service
Will tske place with program as
given below All are invited 20 nt-
tend these services
Sunday school al g.f5 "a. m. II. s.
Lithgow. superintendent
Christian Endeavor az p. m.
Special song service. beginning at
~ clock.
Pipe organ--tal Grand March. p
Wagner. tbj 'pastoraie.' Franck
Mr.. Stanley Scder.
Duef-"Again as Evening Shadows
Fan. lstanley sederJ Miss Char
lotte Pratt, Mr. John y. Falkenburs
Authem-"The Woods and Every
Sweet Smelling Tree. (Westl. rein
forced choir
organ offertory-" ave Maria.
(schuheftl. Mr.. stanley Sedef
soprano solO--"My Hope Is In the
Everlasting. tFrom "The Daughter
of Jaifus'). CSir John stainerl. Mrs.
Ada Pierce Winn.
Chorus" Awake Thou that Sleep
est (From same eantata). choir
HYMN sOlo-"On Calvary" Mr..
John D. Falkenburg
Violin "Canzonetta." (FrimDt
Mrs Mabel Stevens HimOe.
Soprano solo and chorus-"The
Marvellous Work. fFrom THE Crea-
TOM. (Haydenl. Mrs. Ada Pierce
Winn and choir.
organ posilude--M March in T.
Flat" (Rogersl. Mr. Stanley seder.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
RAILWAY STATION
AGENT IMPORTANT
OFFICIAL
10 Nine Of Every Ten Towns
he is Ranking Representa-
tive Of Company in Deal
Iogs With General Public.

The giatlon agent lately has been
srowlng ln impurtapoe q i railroad
officer sgF J T. Jirra. 81 Topeka.
santa Fc publicity neem In nine of
every Zen towns hc is the rAnkine
representative IL tho company y-the
man 70 whom everybody appeals FOR
advice ana information The popu-
lafiy or unponnlarlty of the railroad
10 given community depends larrely
upon the ability 0f the station agent
tp take care al the needs of his pa
irons IN a satisfactory manner.
The Atchlson. Topeka S Santa re
Railway company several years ngo
hegan 90 view the situation from
this angle. recognizing the facts that
the station AGENTS being on lh-
ground and having an Intimate
knowledge ef laeal conditions. are In
position io handle the general rum Of
Problems that arise daly for prompt
solution The SANTA Fe would have
e. station agents factors ia the bust
ness nfc Of all towns through which
ns lines RON.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Corner Fourth and West Silver,
Archdeacon W. H. Warren. Rector.
Residence. 1909 W. Tiicras Ave.

isc~idcncc, 1909 W. Iiicras Ave.
Trinity sunday.
Holy communion a. m.
Sunday school 9.45 a. m.
Morning service 1900 a. m.
Evening service p. m.
Morning music
Professional "Auemia Sing
20 Jesus Eucharistlca.
Venlte-T. Mornington.
Te Deum-D. Thomas.
Juhilate--J. Koslln
Introit-"Fnther Of Am Whose Love
Profound" Revauix.
Offertory solo Praise the Great
Three in one" G. B. Nervin-Mrs.
~. Floyd Morrissette.
Recessional--"H "Hark The Loud
Celestial Hymn Tribute
Evening music
professional" Alleluiai Sing "a
Jesus" Eucharistiea.
Glorla--J. Barnhy.
Bonum EST. Turle.
Nnnc Dimittis-J. Turle
Hymn-"come Thou Almighty
King" Moscow.
offertory-"H Holy Offerings" r
Redhead
RecessIonal-"Hark, The Loud
Celestial Hymn" e T. Hopkins
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
ST. PAULis ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CUURCH.

W. silver Avenue ano sixth Street.
Armin W. Kraemer, secretary 10 the
council.
Sunday school at GAS. Frank c.
Keefer superintendent.
Preaching service at II o'clock.
conducted By Rev Neil Ferguson We
trust Rev. Ferguson's presence will
mean large congregation at the
morning service
Christian Endeavor at o'clock.
Note the change Of the hour. Mr..
George Still. leader
We are glad to announce that for
the evening service we will have Rev.
John A. NJ. Zeigler Pm. D., p. ID. Of
Belen. to preach the sermon. Many
Of our congregation have looked for
ward to the time when we might have
Rev. Zeigler conduct service for
as. Re sure to come and bring q
friend.
Bible training class meets Tuesday
evening at o'clock.
Regular monthly coffee Of the La
dies Aid on Wednesday, May 21st. al
the home Of Mrs. Newlander, 4i4
North Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18


Fees lee Cream.
Or schWentkcr. osteupath. Phone TIT
wafruuf was leaued yesterday for
Frank Stevens charging him with
building il house without q permit
The Tfl Alpha fraternity n me
University ~ New Mexlco held lta
annual banquet lau night al the
Cumhs hotel
Services wiil he held 10 Gospel hall
lfn2 North Fourth street. today as
follows SUNDAY school a.fs g. m.
lrfar hing AZ a. p. m
neH Pred D. Fanat pastor If 81 o.
Church south. ln Naedaiena. is m
the tlit ~ business for few days
80 - the guest ~ Rev E Allison
q II Gresnloaf. one ~ the real
oid-tlmefs ~ Albuquerque. vii leave
thls nosh for the unrer pecos. where
be will enjoy several weeks -.
iourn
Licenses % marry Yesterday were
isened g Edith scott and ERNEST o.
ftaueh both ~ Gallup. Mariana
gutefres and Melton Ilnso both 90
San Antonio S. 81.
Pref Il e. gHlHef aud sife. ~
rerrillas are in Albuquerque for "a
few dasa visiting friends Professor
0i.inef e 10 charge q ihe Cash Enir,
mime nHa being operated Boa the Ger
r.Nos mining district
A representative ~ ihe southern
Carnival company viii hc here this
werk g tunf,f with Frank a. stortT
fsir manager This IS one ~ the com
n1n|es elth which negotiations have
h0sn aaffe4 on elfH siau ta eueag.
inR them fnf fhe stafe fur
Mr ana Mrs b strong wll leaee
tonight fr Roswell whore Sci stfong
wiii attend the state con. eniion 81 thc
Kew Mesleo ntlaH Merchants assoei
alton - delegate from me local s..
ISOLATION. 90 which be is president
Mr and Ms strong wii be absent
from The riis ahoui 8 week.
EiiiIa sanchez II Airlsco ana Henr,
Brown. piano PLAYER ai Jones place.
who was taken into custody iasi
Thursday night were committed IA
thc county iall Yesterday pending *.
animation aH tn sanity Justice Crie
issued Tho commitment fof nrawn
Yesterdas and Justice } q Herrera az
Atriseo issued lhf commitment ~
Sanchez
Th, adlss ~ Cottonwood Grove
$50 Woodmcn circle bringing with
ihcm lea cream and cake. hrake int
tne lodge room occupied hy Alhuauer
uuc Camp so Moodmpn ef th,
World on FRIDAY evening taking pos
SECESSION 81 lhe eamn and ts members
Nfs II WosterfeId addressed th'
eamn an behalf II ihe circle ane
Cicrk phmpps responded on hehaN q
the camp A number of aadfesse
were made by both ladies and gentle
mon aad the eteuIne WAS devoted g
cards and p soglnl good lime
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Broadway and Lead.
y. w. InngfelloV. ph. II Pastor

Bible school at s.45 a. m. Prof
Cecil NJ. Drake. superintendent: Dr.
Writ G. Bryan. assistant supe-inten-
dent. Two hundred and fifty pres
ent last sunday Now let ms work for
300. We are arranging TO have one
OF the classes in @ nearby house next
Sunday. Twenty-Five new chairs also
next Sunday
Preaching at II a. m and S p m.
Morning topic, salt" Evening. Ex-
perience. the test Of the truth Of the
gospel The pastor reioices that so
many are committing themselves 10
the Christian life. If that Includes
YOU come and join the church next
sunday Honeywell said he never
knew a successful Christian outside
the church New chairs next sun
dav
The young people have crowded
service al o'clock p. m. Subject
next Sunday. David
short preaching service In large
room on Wednesday night Topic
on prayer card Gathered Together
in His Name" Matt. 1s.15-35. II
you wish to join the church on that
night arrange with the pastor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
CENTRAL AVENUE VI. Il. CHURCH.
Central Ave. and Arno st.
Samuel H.. Allison Pastor.

sunday school AT 9.45 a. M. T. M.
Doris, superintendent.
Preaching services at II a. M. and
5 p. m.
Subject Of the morning sermon.
THE Shadow Of the Almighty"
Topic for the evening hour Fight
ing the Good Fight Of Faith"
Special music Will be furnished by
the choir.
Devotional meeting OF the Epworth
League al p m.
The Womans Missionary society
will hold their regular meeting at the
church, Tuesday, at p. m. They
will have missionary program.
The Wednesday evening prayer SER
vice al S p. m
A cordial invitation to all 10 come
and worship with us.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
-CIENTIST

Services are held in the Woman's
club building, at the. corner OF Sew
enth street and Gold avenue, every
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. Sub
iect for this week. "Mortals and lm-
mortals
Wednesday evening services are at
S o'clock
The public Is cordially invited TO at
tend these services. sunday school at
10 o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
OLD AND BROADWAY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
122 South broadway.
Hermon II. Williams, Minister.

Bible school at 9.45 a. m. Last
Lords day we had us In attendance,
so Bibles. sass collection. Il is eN-
pected that new classes win be form
ed as they are required by the in-
crease In attendance.
Sermon 10 converts al II a. m.
The Apostles Teaching considering
the first Of the four points character
lzlng the religious life Of the early
Christians
sermon at s p. m. The Reward Of
Caleb Caleb's career Is commemor-
ated in the Bible BY the declaration
that he followed the Lord wholly.
Christian Endeavor meeting at p.
m. The stature Of Christ. growing
up Into it.-Eph. 4iii-ig.
our men are requested 10 attend the
meeting OF the Personal Workers
League. at p. M. in the Presbyte-
rian church.
"wednesday evening course Of
study VIII ne taken up designed 10
help our members In the practical
use Of the Bible for effective religious
conversation. The booklet entitled
Without Excuse. introduced By Miss
Lamont during the union meetings.
will he used as text Those who are
not supplied with this text can Sc
cure Il at the Wednesday meeting
for ten cents. Our first subject is
There are too many hypocrites IN
the church"
The morning seevice will be enrich
ed with music rendered by the follow
ing orchestra First violins Cecilia
Spauiding and Arthur Becker. sec
ond violins. Grace stortz and Ethel
Kieke. cornet, Donald Wilson. from
bone. Earl Porterfield; piano. Louise
Lowber. directress. Estelle Valck.
The special numbers 10 be PLAYED
are: serenade Gounod Andante Re-
liglosa. Maher.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

The Myers Cafe will serve
their Spring Opening Dinner
Sunday evening. May l8, from
5 to $50. This dinner will
be composed Of Spring Lamb
with New Peas. Roast Veal
with Dressing. New Potatoes,
French Asparagus. New On
ions, New RadiSheS, Straw
berry Shortcake and Ice
Cream. Price 35 cents. The
Myers Cafe. 122 West Gen.
trail Avenue. See display win
dow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

ernoon with Mrs \. y. wills. fi4
south Fourth street. business of i'm
portance was transacted. after which
q social hour aud -catFF were en-
loyed
The Wumanis Foreien Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
met al the church pariors Thursday
afternoon Following the disposal ~
business matters there was a pleas
ant social hour
Miss Irene Johnson. of 1915 South
Arno street. entertained the Pythian
Sisters az her home. "Wednesday aft
ernoon. At the conclusion 81 a brief
business session. an informal must
cal program was rendered. The hos
tess serFsd refreshments AZ later
hour
The ". e. r. T.. held an unusually
interesting meeting az the Y. " g.
a. Tuesday afternoon. A large crowd
attended and an especially fine proc
gram Was the feature of the after
noon.
AIRS. q Wells. of South seventh
street. was hostess. Thursday after
noon. 10 the ladies of the Home Mis-
slonarY society ~ the Central Avenue
Methodist church The regular bus
iness session concluded with a social
hour.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
AUTOIST KILLED BY
LIMITED NEAR
PASADENA
D, B. Schwartz, Wealthy Cal
lfornian, Driving Motor Car
Is Struck by Santa Fe
Train No. q.

Santa De train 80 = which arrived
here 81 ti3s O'Clock yesterday after
noon. killed ID y schwartz a wealthy
resident of Pasadena. CAL al i0:fe
O'Clock Friday morning az famanda
Park. three miles from Pasadena.
Schwartz was driving au automo-
bile lie could not see the train APP
preaching the crossing and the engi-
ncer could not see him on account Of
trees The car and engine. travelling
about forty miles an hour. crashed
together on the crossing Schwartz
was thrown forts feet and the machine
demolished
The limited was stopped about one
hundred yards from the crossing The
Grew picked NJ the body The bodg
uas marked only by several slight
bruises. bot the neck. both legs and
several ribs had been broken Death
was practically instantaneous fdenti-
hcalion was made by means Of a note
hook and letters Schwartz had In his
pockets.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
ForesterS to Give a Party


THE Catholic order Of Foresters
VIII give a card party. az odd
Fellows hall next Thursday afternoon
to which the public Is cordially in
Nted. Card playing will start at g
O'Clock and Refreshments will be
served al $50.
The committees are as follows. Re
eeption Mrs Thomas Iawler. chair
man. assisted hy Mesdames Mary Do
Ian. Julia korber. Mary Balling. Mary
keleher Jane O'Lnughlln. Kathryn
swit2er. Mary williams. Misses Mary
Nack and Helena Eleckman.
Refreshments, Mrs. Timothy Ford.
chairman. Mesdames Eliza Davis
Niilctla Bofdcnaye. John Rorradaile.
lena Auae. Charlotte Brachvogel
Mary Archer. Jane Delahoyde: Misses
Margaret Doian ami Mary Cedar.
Members of the Missionary society
and Of the Ladies' Aid Of the Con
gfeeationai church We're entertained.
last Thursday M the Rio Grande In
dustrial school Convcyances left
tho church al 10 o'clock IN the morn
ing. returning late that afternoon.
a delightful day was enjoyed hy
the large number. who made the
trip.
a q =
The Queen Esther club Of the Ban-
tlst church. met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs ]. X. Johnston. OF III 5.
broadway Mrs Gilbert Fisher as
sisted Mrs Johnston IN the entertain
ment OF her guests An Informal mus
zeal and literary program was fol-
lowed hS good things TO cat
& q .
The Microbes club met the past
Wednesday with Mrs. Hunt on North
Fourth street The subject was Ital-
ian architecture and a very interest
ing program rendered. after which
fefrcshments were served. Members
II the club and their families will be
entertained week from saturday
night AZ the home Of Mrs MARY
Menaul.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

f'uhuhueu NFHtu f7a@e thftNtl
gov. Harry Asplnwam philip Brand.
Andrew Lang. of Alma. kan. John
Gould. George Tnanas. Herbert Gal
les. Edward sarkeft J g. naidridge.
Theodore Wellman. oliver Weliman.
Arthur = Keith Heri Wallng. Frank
Wilson. J. y. AcCof John FelkeFi
and Miss Grace Weiiman
Mrs william Bryce entertained.
Friday afternoon. in honor ~ Nfs
T. Roy Henffirf ~ bakersfield
Calf. Mrs. Brand. e Detroit Mich
ard Mf. Andrew Iang. ~ Alma.
Kan. who is guest "a the Bryce
home.
Cards were played on the veranda
~ the Bryce residence which Nls
very pretflif decorated lor the occa-
sion. Those enjoying the afternoon.
aside from the honerees. were Mes
DANES >. u. Mccoy II. Aspinnali g.
y Hopping Harr3 iAihgow. r. Well
man. %. Weliman and Bert Waillng
Airs. te Rol Benedict and Mrs
Philip brand together with Mr.. }. p.
mccoy. were the guests ~ honor AZ
very enjoyable party. Wednesday aft
ernoon. given fy Mrs Harry Lith-
gov Others enjoying Mrs.. lithfow's
hospitality We're Mesdames T. Well
man. o. Weliman. u. Asplnwail. ".
Bryce. &. u. Hopping O. haekus.
Bert walling. a. Lang. G. q. Holmes.
IS. A. Mcclaskey Misses Maia TWay
and Grace Weiimfn-
Mrs Harry Asplnwal gave Five
Hundred nariy. Monday afternoon.
for Mesdnmes benedict. Brand and
mccoy. Others playing were Mes
damcs Bert Wnliing. " chamherlain.
q. y Hopping. r. Weiiman. %. Well
man. A. Lang. Harry Lithgow ana
william Bryce
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

Mrs. Newcomer. of the Newcomer
Art shop. has just received an attrac-
i've assortment of gifts. suitable for
the graduates Pretty trlfles and
more expensive gifts. affording wide
selection. and sure 10 please the most
discriminating shopper.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.
lfQv If tIuuHaIart ( na.t.~

SOdality mass. 700.
Children's mass, $50.
High mass and sermon. 10.
Evening service at 7;30.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

Porterfield superintendent
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
az II a. m. nnd s p. M The mofnlng
theme will bee. How 10 Know Jesus
The eveninE Subject. THE Fashions
OF the Werld.
The sunday school session ~ ii
q. M. - a. Porterfleid. superintcu-
dent
Epworth League devotional service
at p. m. a welcome for an.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Orchestra Goes Hay-Riding

@H-r~~-~@r~r@~eN~fAraf~Ne
THE members ~ the Vaick-Wilson
l orchestra. the director Miss Nalek.
and the business manager Mrs VII
son. went on ha.ride. Tuesday
evening. 20 the NJ e. Becker home
two miles north ~ town. whore q de-
iightful evening was spent The in-
formal musical program was follow
Cd by coed things 10 eat and the
crowd drove into town az 10 o'clock
The Rockers have a beautiful new su-
hurhnn home and proved themselves
rnyal entertainers.
= .
The Naiek- Wilson orchestra played
at Eiks theater. Friday evening. pre-
eedlng the presentation Of the oper-
eta. japanese Giri." scoring de-
cided ht with the audience. The
juveniles really do remarkably we'll.
and great praise Is due Miss Naiek,
who Is spending n great deal of time
neriecting their Instrumentation.
q
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church Will hold
their regular business meeting. next
Thursday. with Mrs. n. X. Wylder
1895 Central avenue A social hour
Viii follow the business session.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev u Erpfxcestmar 1asfor

a week from today. on May 25th.
at $3.50 p m., the next German SER
vice viii be held in the Central Meth
odist church. corner Central avenue
and Arno street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
An ExccIIcnt congh MedIcIne.

The soothing and healing proper
ties Of chamberlain's Cough Remedy
make il especially valuable for coughs
and colds. II is pleasant and safe 10
take and contains no narcotic. For
sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

meet In the auditorium az 10 q. m.
Session meets IN pastors study al the
close ~ school 20 receive new mem
bers.
Morning worship al II o'clock. Ser
mon theme. The Souls Greatest Vi
sion"
Evening worship at o'clock. The
theme will be, Finding Our Life.
Christian Endeavor at .. m.
The Stature Of Christ. is the topic.
Miss Helen Hope. leader
The musical program will be- as fol
lows.
MORNING.
Prelude. Batiste.
offering. Rubenstein.
Anthem. sweet the Moments Rich
in Blessing Godfrey.
Postlude, Guilmant
EVENING
Prelude. "Andante"
Offering "Adagio'-Coliin.
Anthem, Crossing the Bar
Bridge
Postlude. "March"-Clark
Beryl Kenworthy. organist Charles
J. Andrews. director.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

Wantcd--Tnrnlturc IA any quantity.
for cash Frank. auctioneer. Phone
af5. opposite post0fficc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Hugh A. Cooper, Pastor.
Channcey A. Foreman. Associate
Pastor.
bible school at a.45. Mems fellow
fhip class. taught by DR. Boyd. meets
al 10 o'clock.
A new class for young women viii
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
FTRST NuTHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner Lead Avenue ana south Third.
Charles Oscar Beclman. Pastor.
Edith G0rhy. Deaconess.
Sunday school at 9;45 a. M. d. A.