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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
a MORNING WIN NIissIons.

Report from Miss Mabel a. Smith,
superintendent missionary. depart
ment
"The Sunday School IN the Foreign
Field Rev. &. X. Campbell Las
Cruces.
Song enaul School chorus
"A Message From the Home Field"
A. l.. FaIes. representative American
Sunday School association. Roswell
Song Harwood School chorus.
"The Two New states as Field"
Rev. II. A. Deck, Tempe, Arlz.
where the Money Goes Exer-
eises by pupils of Rio Grandc INDUS
trial school
Five minutes Of sentence prayers for
missions. led by Mrs. j. n. Heald AL
buquerque.
business matters. Announcements.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Song and devotional exercises. A
catechism question and the answer
from ten present, led by Rev. y. Y.
Mccullough OF Santa Fc.,
Sunday Schools Among Our Spanish
American People. A forty-fIve-rnin-
ute program Of song and experience,
in charge Of Rev. Thomas HARDWOOD.
superintendent. spansh-Arnerican de-
partment, Including
Cal Methods for SPANISH American
Sunday SCHOOL," BY Rev. A. Lucero.
Ration. ~
(b) The Bible in spanish Ameri-
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
MADELEY Children
TO present PROGRAM
Young Peoples Exercises
This Year More Elab-
crate Than Ever
PASTOR HAS TWO
SPECIAL TOPICS

Children's Day will be observed at
Madeley NJ. u. Church, corner of B.
and Claymont streets, tomorrow at
both morning and evening services.
The program committee with Mrs
Saddler chairman has arranged an
elaborate program, and one of the
best Childreen's Day services ever
presented in this church will be given
Tn church will be beautifully decorat-
ed
At $50 o'clock class meeting Will
be led by John Ford.
The 1890 O'Clock will be in
charge of the Beginners Department.
The pastor will preach a short
sermon to the children. Parents hav-
ing children to be baptised, are asked
to have them present at this service.
At 2.15 O'Clock the Sunday School
will meet in regular session, George
Green, ST., superintendent. The offer
ing will be for benevolences of the
church. The children are asked 10
return their envelopes at this service
The report in full for each class will
be made at the evening service.
At $50 o'clock the Mems Baraca
Glass will meet in the church audi
forum. The pastor will make the ad-
dress to the class. The Reds and the
Blues will make their offering sep
arately.
At 7.45 o'clock, the evening pro.
gram, entitled, Loves Banner" vii
/ be given. The committee has spent
much time on the different parts o
this service, and the program will b'
pleasing in every lumber.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
IN TENT
OF CHAUTAUQUA
TuSkegee Quartet to Sing
and Three Preachers TO
Make Addresses
PROFESSOR KING
TOLEAD BIG CHORUS

A union religious service will be
held in the Chautauqua tent, Della
ware avenue and Union street, to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Chautauqua Committed an
nounces the following programme in
the big tent for the service:
Opening prayer by Rev. w. L. 6
Murray, Of Epworth Church.
Singing by the Tuskegee Double
Quartet.
Address, THE Unrest Of the
World Rev. George Edward Reed. OF
Grace Church.
Congregational Singing.
Address, THE Gospel as a Dist,rh-
ing Force in Human Society," Rev
7. P. Holloway, Second Baptist
Church.
Singing by the Tuskegee Double
Quartet.
Address. THE Gospel as Force
Making for the Peace Of Human
Society" Rev. U. Franklin Smiley,
West Church.
Congregational Singing, led by
Tuskegee quartet.
1t is expected that Professor George
E. King and his chorus will conduct
the congregational choir.
All the pastors of the city are in
vited to he present at this meeting in
the Chautauqua Tent, and are asked
to announce the meeting in their
churches on Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
ORGAN GIFT FOR
EASTLAKE Church
instrument Will Be For
mally Presented to Pres
byterianS Tomorrow
MR.. CUNNINGHAM
THE DAYS PREACHER

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
corner Twenty-seventh and Market
streets, tomorrow, the Rev Henry
Cunningham will conduct the wor-
ship and preach at both services. At
1880 o'clock the sermon theme will
be. "The Enlargement of Life" The
new Estey organ has been paid for
by the Ladies' Aid Society, and at this
service will formally be presented to
the church by the president, Mrs.
Adam J. Lang. The instrument VIII
be received in an appropriate address
by James Watson, chairman OF the
Board of Trustees. The pastor VIII
offer the prayer Of dedication.
The Sunday school and adult Bible
class will meet at o'clock, when
final preparations for Children's Day
will be made. The Christian En-
deayor meeting at z o'clock will be
led by Mrs. Henry Cunningham on the
topic, 1.-THE Great Purity Verse"
The popular song and gospel serv-
ice will be held for one hour, begin
ming at 7.45 o'clock. There VIII be
a song service at the opening. The
pastor will speak on "A Bible Love
story" The instrumental and vocal
music at this service is a special fea-
ture and will be as follows: Pre-
Iude, "Berceuse," Grieg; anthem and
solos, HE That Dwelleth in the Sec
ret Place." solo, "The Bird With a
Broken Pinion," Howell f. Pipino,
baritone; postlude, "Postlude in ID
Minor" Calkin.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSICALE
At Central Church

The regular services will be held
tomorrow in Central Presbyterian
Church, King street below Eighth
At 1890 o'clock the Rev. ]. H. Craw-
ford will preach on THE God of All !"
The evening service will be one of
special music, and will be the last
of the musical services until TALL
The service will begin at 1885 o'clock.
with a short organ recital. The
minister will preach a short sermon
on Honest Judgments" The musical
program for the day will be:
1890 o'clock-Organ prelude, can
dante Religoso," Widor; anthem, "Te
Deum in f Flat" Baumbach; offer
tory. trio, "Sun of My Soul" Hol-
den; organ postlude, "Auretia."
735 o'clock-Organ recital, "Vesper
Hymn" Dethier; theme and varia-
tions, "Litany," Duncan; anthem,
Eve Magnify Thee, o Lord" Rogers;
anthem, i VIII Praise Thy Name, o
Lord" Berwald; offertory, Onward
Christian Soldiers" Shelley; anthem.
"At Even Time It Shall Be Light"
Woodman; organ postlude, March
Celeste, Chauvet
The Sunday school will convene at
II o'clock, as also will the Adult
Bible Glass. Preparations are be-
ing made for Children's Day, which
will be observed on June IA. The
Y. p. s. c. T.. will meet at 6.45
o'clock, and will be led by Miss EN-
maleen Zolper.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
RETHANY CHURCH NOTES.

Services at Bethany Baptist Church.
at Elm and Jackson streets, tomor-
row, will be conducted by the Rev.
J. Il. Hunsberger. The subject Of
the morning sermon viii be Secret
Discipleship." At the close Of the
sermon new members viii be re-
ceived and the Ordinance OF the
Lords Supper will be observed. The
evening preaching subject will be,
Faith That Saves"
The Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip will meet at 10 o'clock Mr..
Downward will address the men. The
Bible school will meet at o'clock.
Children's Day will be observed on
June IA
The Rev. Henry Schlke will CON
duct services in Bethany Chapel in
the Polish tongue at o'clock tomor-
row. The Polish prayer meeting will
be held on Thursday evening in the
beginners room of the chapel.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
BAPHSTS TO Observe
THE LORDS SUPPER
New Members Also to be
Received by Second
Church Tomorrow
BOY SCOUT TROOP
IS ORGANIZED

The Rev. Thomas p. Holloway will
preside at both morning and evening
services in Second Baptist Church.
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow.
The morning theme will be "Ihe Far
View" following which the Lords Sup
per will be observed. The hand of Chris
tian fellowship will also be extended
to those who have joined the church
since the first of May. The choir of the
church viii sing Now the Shades Of
Night Are Cone" Chopin; Rock of
Ages Dudley Buck. At the evening
service the ordinance of baptism will be
administered during the services The
pastors theme will be "Christ Passing
By" Selections by the choir: Sweet
is Thy Mercy" Barnby; protect Us
Through the Night" Curschman.
The Sunday school will meet at 2l5
o'clock. George q. Penney is superin-
tendent. Christian Endeavor Young
Peoples meeting will be held at GAS
o'clock
During the past week troop of Boy
Scouts has been organized as an affili-
ated organization of the church, under
the leadership of a troop committee and
scout master. The active leadership
will be conducted by Sherwood Runner.
assistant scout master.
AT 8 o'clock on Monday evening the
monthly meeting of the Mems League
will be held. The next meeting will be
held the second Monday in September.
At the same hour Monday evening in
the women's parlor of the church. the
regular women's monthly missionary
meeting will be held. Officers for the
foreign society will be elected, and
Miss Louise Jones, State secretary of
the Foreign Missionary Society for
Delaware, will present a report of the
Boston meeting. The Home Society will
attend to routine business. This will
be the last meeting of the season. The
weekly prayer service will be held as
usual on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock.
On Tuesday Mr.. Holloway will par
ticipate in the commencement exercises
of the Philadelphia Baptist Institute
for Christian Workers. Mr.. Holloway
is president of the Board of Trustees Of
this institution.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
avenue Church TO
Receive members

The Rev. j. Y Irwin, viii preach in
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on the subject, ''The
Savings Bank of Human Existence"
Following this service there will be a
reception of new members, and the or
dinance Of the Lords Supper will be
observed. In the evening Mr.. Twins
subject will be, "How to Make Life
Happy" This service will be preceded
by song service under the leadership
Of Prof T. Leslie Cook.
The Y. P. S. c. T.. will meet at 6.45
o'clock to discuss the subject, "The
Purity Verse" Mrs. Alfred Barnes will
lead.
On Monday evening the Ushers Union
OF the church will meet in monthly ses-
sion.
On Wednesday evening the mid-week
prayer meeting will be held.
The musical program follows:
Morning Prelude, Communion, Alex.
Guilmant; solo, Face to Face" John
son, Miss Sue II. Evans; solo, Rest for
the Weary" Wrighton, Miss G. Gather
inc Zoch; postlude.
Evening Prelude, Fugue, j. 5. Bach
anthem, Lift Up Your Heads" j. L.
Hopkins; ladies' quartet, Work Fol-
the Night is Coming" Parks; violin
solo, SOLICITED, Miss Mary Z. Hartman
mixed quartet. "Hail to the Lord.
Amounted" Schnecker postlude.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
Mr.. SHARP AT EASTLAkE.

The Rev. w. W. Sharp, pastor Of
Eastlake NJ. E. Church. at Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets, will preach to-
morrow morning on the subject, THE
Slain Lamb" after which the Sacra-
ment of the Lords supper will be
administered.
Anthems by the choir will be;
Nearer My God to Thee" soloist,
Mr.. ]. A. Smith; Notes of JOY"
The Sunday school will meet from
two to three o'clock, with Edmund
w. Henvis. superintendent.
At Z O'Clock the Christian Endeavor
Society will open its meeting, having
as its speaker Kennett Horner of
Central Presbyterian Church. The
topic will be Twelve Great Verses
The Purity Verse"
short song service will precede
the evening sermon, with John S. T,
Beardslee as director. The pastor
viii pseach on The Scape Goat"
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
JUDGE CRAY WILL
ADDRESS THE YOUNG
Flags Also For West Church
at Children'S Day Ser
vices on June IA
LORDS SUPPER
SERVICE TOMORROW

Preparations have been completed
for another day of deep interest in
the services at the West Presbyterian
Church, Eighth and Washington
streets, tomorrow Doubtless the
great meeting of the day will be that
Of the morning, at 1890 o'clock, when
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered, and large
number of new members will be pub
licly welcomed into the fellowship Of
the church. At this service. Miss
Julia Beauchamp, soprano, will sing,
Would | Know Him." by Excel, and
the choir will sing Shelley's anthem,
The King of Love My Shepherd Is"
The Bible School will assemble at
o'clock. This will be the last after
noon session Of the school until the
fall, the regular sessions being held
during the summer at 10 o'clock.
There will be orchestral music by
professional musicians, under the di-
rection of Charles n. Banks.
The Christian Endeavor meeting. at
! $50 o'clock, will be a conservation
service by the young people. The
monthly offering will be received
The Misses Mary Love Jones and
Cora Owens Rhoades will lead
! At 7.30 o'clock usual gospel meet
/ ing will be held for an hour. The
singing of the old home hymns by
the congregation, led by the chorus
cornet and violins, is an inspiring
feature. The subject of DR.. Smiley's
brief address will be, THE Marks OF
Christian" The choir will sing, 81
Came To Jesus" by Neidlinger, witt
solo obligata, by Miss Julia Beau
champ, and S. Harrington Jones
basso, will sing Lowden's Teach No
To Trust Thee More" The organ mu
sic for the day will be the preludes
Communion in e, by ROre and Pre-
! Jude in h flat" by the same composer
he postludes will be "Postlude in G.
and March in flat" by Ryder.
I Children's Day services Will be helC
in the church on Sunday morning
June IA, the Honorable George Ora!
will deliver the address. Two sill
flags, one the national flag. and tn
other the conquest flag of the Churcl
of Christ, will be presented to tn
church by the church young people
The public baptism of number o
infants will also be administered a
this service.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
DR. Paris AT WESTMINSTER.

The Rev. John T. Faris, d. d., edi
torial superintendent of the Board OF
Publication, will speak at the morning
service tomorrow in Westminster Pres
byterian Church, Pennsylvania avenue
and Rodney street On account of the
religious service in the Chautauqua tent
there win be no afternoon service in the
church. The musical program for the
morning is as follows: Organ, "Shep-
herds Pipes" Harris; anthem, "NIagni-
feat" Shipper; offertory, "There is a
Blessed Home" Marks; organ, "Grand
March" from Aida. Verdi.
Sunday school is held at the close of
the morning service in the chapel. The
Bible class for men and women taught
by General Bird meets at the same time
in the gallery of the church
The Y. P. S. G. r. viii meet in the
chapel at Z o'clock for the monthly con
secration meeting. The topic is, "The
Purity Verse" The service will be
, in charge of Roy Wilson.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
ELABORATE CHILDREN'S
DAY AT GOODMAN

Following is the Childrens Day
program at Goodman NJ. E. Church
Primary Department at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow:
Singing, Hymn No. $50; prayer,
pastor. the Rev. J. P. Outten; solo,
Il Think When ! Read That Sweet
Story" Miss Hannah Andrew; offer
ing; reading of the Thirty-fourth
Psalm. lei by Viola White; "A We'll
come" Charles Stats; song by the
school, Il Want To Be a Blessing;"
exercise "A Scripture Garden" song
"Nodding in the Sunshine" recita-
ton, THE Queens Gift" Elizabeth
White: solo, This is the Way" Grace
Stewart: exercise, by twelve girls,
"Chldrens Day" recitation, Stan
ley Lynch: acrostic, LOVE" Vir-
ginia Gaskill. Marguerite Outten,
Catherine Robinson, Grace Stewart:
recitation, Charles Stats; recitation,
What the Children Can Do" five
primary scholars; song and drill,
Rose Garlands," six young ladies
llhB dtilif clN SlAih anu rAA hoeos
The evening program VIII be.
Singing by school, Creations
Praise" recitation, by Elizabeth
White, 'An Escapade;" singing by
school; a legend, Just Daisies,
leader. Ella Jones. and six punches
Of daisies: tableaux, Beautiful
Roses" solo by Hannah Andrew;
class exercise, Hearts of Cold" by
eight children. solo. "The Daisies,
by Sarah Stern; Floral Messages, %
exercise by twelve children: singing,
by school, Tell U.s." tableaux, I'm
Pastures Green" recitation, by Viola
White. "Hcw Did They Know"
tableaux, THE Twenty-third Psalm; -
The Awakening of the Flower
Queen" queen. Lucy Cloud and four
attendants as flower girls; chorus,
Soft Der the Meadows" by Miss
Stuarts class; singing by school,
Joy of the Junetide;n tableaux,
Winter Is VanQuished at Touch OF
Spring and Summer" illustrated re-
citation, 1.-THE Fields are White" by
Lucy Cloud and six children: singing
by school, The Gardens of june
tableauX and recitation, Flowers fol
the King" by Leona Tammany: re
marks by the pastor; tableaux. N,
Cross, No Crown" singing BY school
Hear Ye the Call"
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
CHDREWS DAY SERVICES TOMORROW SOME OF CITY CHURCHES

shows a difference between the Pa
rousia, or presence, of Christ before
the Time of Trouble ana the later
Epiphania, OF revealing. He shall be
revealed in flaming fire. q Thessa-
lonians IL, 81 Indeed, that Time Of
Trouble is frequently described sym
bolically as a burning of the world;
and all the creeds of Christendom ex-
press The thought that the earth is
to be burned. They overlook the fact
that the heavens" are to be burned
also.
In the symbolical usage of the
Bible, the earth represents the social
order of human affairs; the sea, the
restless, disconnected masses; the
heavens, the ecclesiastical powers. st.
Peter tells us that these will pass
away with great confusion, and that
instead will come the new heavens
and the new earth. e Peter 3:1O-13.)
The new heavens will be the new
ecclesiastical society-the Church in
glory, ioint-heirs with Christ in His
Kingdom. The new earth will be the
new social order under Messiah's
Kingdom.
Saints on the HOusetOp.
The Lore seems to assure us that
all His faithful ones will die before
the great symbolic fire will consume
present institutions In fgurative
language He says that in that Day
(of His Parousia, presence, before
His Epiphania, or revealing) those
on the housetop should not go down
to take their goods out We believe
of God, and those on the housetop
represent the most sanity of Gods
| people. At that time such will realize
the necessity for flight; and they are
warned not to seek to save any of
the stuff-social privileges, honor of
men. sometimes titles of small offices,
such as vestryman, deacon, elder,
minister, etc. The field represents
the world Any of the Lords people
who have gone out into the world
who have left the church nominal
are not to go back; but learning the
true situation, they are TO nee to the
Lord from the field.
"Remember Lots Wife,"
In the fight from Sodom. Lot and
his family were warned to make
haste, and not even to look back. So
the Lords people now are not TO
look back at the things to be dis
solved. Flee out Of Babylon!" DE
liver every man his own soul" Lots
wife, disobeying, failed to escape. The
Lord applies this illustration to His
people, end urges that their flight
be with a full remuneration of things
present. Whoever shall seek to save
his life must lose 1t. whatsoever will
lose his life will thereby preserve ii
gaining the everlasting life
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
Nav MEMBERs FOR SCOTT.

At Scott NJ. Il. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets, the Rev w. A. Wise,
pastor, all services for tomorrow have
been arranged so as to insure the in
terest and profit of those who may at
tend. AT 9.15 o'clock the class meet
ing will be led by Lewis T. Grub.
At 1890 o'clock the holy communion
will be administered. In connection
with this service persons will be re-
ceSved by letter, on confession Of
faith or on probation. During the
day large class Of probationers will
be taken into full membership. At
2 o'clock the Sunday school will meet,
following which a baptismal service
will be held in the audience room
of the church for the accommodation
of both adults and children. AT $50
O'Clock the Epworth League will pre-
sent for discussion the subject, "A
Song of Security and Contentment."
At 7.3O o'clock the pastor will preach,
using for his subject THE One Who
Turned Back"
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
TO Reward Those
Who co TO Church

"When Seeing is Believing" will be
the subject OF the morning discourse
at the First Presbyterian Church, Mar
ket street above Ninth, the Rev. j. Ross
Stonesifer, minister, tomorrow. The
choir will sing yea Though / Walk
Through the Valley" by Bird AT this
service the pastor will present pins to
the go To-Church Band" who have had
perfect church attendance for the last
four months. There are about twenty
to receive pins.
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock. The Barnabas men win meet
the pastor in the church auditorium.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will meet in the Begin
ners' Room at Z o'clock for their week
~ prayer service. Being the first Sun
day in the month this will be the con-
secration meeting Miss L. Virginia
Dukes viii lead the meeting.
( There being an exchange Of pulpits tn,
Rev. r. L. Jackson Of Hanover Presby.
terrain Church will occupy this pulpit fol
the evening service.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06
BROTHERHOOD MEETING.

The Rev William Crawford, will
preach in Greenhill Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow morning on the subject, Med
itating ut Eventide." Miss Elizabeth
Mcdowell viii have charge Of the young
peoples service.
The regular meeting of the Brother
hood will be held in the lecture room
Of the church on Monday evening at 5
o'clock. The meeting viii be addressed
by the Rev Joseph Y. Irwin, pastor OF
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
on the subject, "The Ulster Scot" The
Brotherhood of the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will be the guests OF
the Green Hill Brotherhood.
PRAYER meeting will be held in the
lecture room Of the church ON Wednes-
day evening.
Evening journal., 1914-06-06

toned TO hearing from the Master
things which they could not under
stand They wondered how Jesus
could be the great King, and yet they
not see Ills days.
Jesus continued, saying, "They
shall say unto you, See herel CT, See
there Go not after them, nor follow
them. For as the lightning, that
lighteneth out of the one part under
heaven and shineth unto another part
under heaven, so shall also the Son
of Man be in His Day"
This statement is better under
stood when we translate the Greek
word bright shining instead of light
ming; Tor our Lord evidently referred
to the sun, which rises IN the east
and sets in the west The Day Of
Christ is q thousand-year Day, the
Millennium, and our Lords statement
was one Of the dark sayings of Jesus,
respecting which He promised that in
due time the Holy Spirit would grant
them enlightenment. This portion is
now becoming clear to those of
spiritual discernment.
Then, to indicate that these things
belonged to a distant time, Jesus ex-
planned that first He must suffer
many things and be rejected of that
nation. Coming back to the signs Of
His presence, He declared, "As it was
in the days of Noah, so shall it be
also in the days Of the Son Of Man"
Here we have something definite,
concrete. At the time when the
Kingdom will be due for establish
ment the sign win not be in the out
ward condition of the world; for
everything will go along quietly and
orderly, Just as before the Deluge
and in the days of Lot before the
destruction of Sodom Then man
kind ate, drank, married, built, plan
ted, as usual. These things are not
signs of wickedness, but are men
toned to show us that there will be
no outward sign to indicate to the
world Christ's Second Presence.
The Deluge and SOdOm's Destruction
Why introduce these two pictures
the Deluge and the destruction OF
Sodom-in conjunction, while talking
of the establishment of Messiah
| Kingdom, which is to bless the
world? The answer is that the Bible
| everywhere foretells that Messiah's
hlnBuOm IS 10 DE Established upon
the wreck OF our present institutions
and IL is this wreck that Jesus illus
| trated. His own presence is to be-
unknown to the world until the
trouble is precipitated.
Emphasizing the suddenness Of the
/ calamity, Jesus reminded us that OF
the same day that Lot went out o.
/ Sodom fire and birthstone raineC
down from heaven, and He declared
that thus it will be when the Son o.
J Man is revealed. The Greek tex