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Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

time one of the most popular vessels
of the North German Lloyd line, sail
ing from New York, and one of the
few German armed merchantmen
which have been harrying Great Brit
aims trade routes, was sunk off the
African coast by the British cruiser
High Filler.
From the continent Field Marshal
Sir John French, commander in chief
of the British expeditionary forces,
has been able to set at rest much of
the anxiety caused by the vagueness
of French official statements regard
ing the movements of the armies in
the locality where the British forces
were known to be operating. His
dispatch takes a roseate view Of the
prospects of the battle now in prog
ress and pays tribute to the mettle
of his French ally.
Much of the apprehension felt here
can be traced to the rigid censorship
maintained by the British authorities
Two million men have been grapplins
in titanic struggle for days pas
within a few hours journey of Lon
don, yet so complete is the silence o
those who are aware of what is goinl
on that the public is in all but CON
Iplete ignorance.
The purposeful vagueness of tn
French official announcements is ful
ther befogged by serious discrepal
cies in the versions of the Frenc
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

Paris, Aug. 27.-Paris, it was
officially announced today, is pre-
pairing for a possible siege. The
matter was discussed by the new
minister of war, Alexander Miller
and, with the subordlnates Of his
department., and steps were taken
to determine the exact measures
necessary to place the city in a
state to withstand an attack and
invasion. M. MiIIerand will meet
with the other officials Of the war
office every morning for the con-
slderatlon of developments, and
every possible phase in connec-
ton with an entrenched camp,
such as the capital, will be dis
cussed.
Manchester, Mass Aug. 27.--
Or. X. T. Dumha, the Austro-Hun-
uarian ambassador to the United
States, today made public cable
gram received by him from Count
von serchtold, the Austro-t4uuear
ian minister of foreign affairs at
Vienna. The message recltes an
Austrian victory in Russian Poland
and is as follows:
"A three days battle near kras-
nix, in Russian Poland, has end
ed with absolute victory for the
Austrians. About five Russian
army corps, extending over front
of approximately 20 kiIometers, 46
miles, were repuIsed all along the
line. The Russians fled in the
direction of Lumbin, pursued by
the Austrians."
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27
PREDICT PUNISHMENT TO COME
SPEECHES ON FLOOR OF LEGlS-
LATlvE HALLS ARE
PATRIOTIC
ASQUITH GLAD 1T OCCURRED
ASSERTS GREAT BRITAIN is NOT
SORRY 1T HAS ENTERED
THE WAR

London, Aug. 27-On Premier As
quith's motion the house adopted an
address to King George, praying his
majesty to convey to the king of Bel
GUM parliament's admiration Of Bel
@ssfss alsfosr zaaif ftgnee Z sae 6
man invasion
Moving in the house of lords the
same address of sympathy to Belgium
that was adopted in the commons, the
Marquis of Crewe, lord of the privy
seal, declared:
Acts have been committed on the
Belgians contrary to all the laws and
eusages of war. Sooner or later the
Germans will have to pay for their
brutal methods to the utmost farth
ing"
In moving his address in the house
of commons, Premier Asquith said:
1--WE do not repent our decision in
engaging in this war The issue was
one which no great nation, without
undyin gshame, could have declined
Never has the duty of preserving
her national independence been more
bravely acknowledged and never has
it been more strenuously and heroic
ally discharged than during the last
week by the Belgian king and his peo-
ple," said Premier Asquith- They
have faced without flinching and
against almost incalculable odds the
horrors of devastation, spoliation and
outrage. They have won for them
selves immortal glory.
1--WE are proud of the alliance and
in the name of the United Kingdom
and of the whole empire we assure
them that they may count to the end
on our wholehearted and unfailine
support"
In the house Of commons. Mr.. Law
seconding Premier Asquith's motion
4 said:
This motion will command the
highest approval, not only of the
house of commons but Of the nations
, engaged in this struggle which wa
+ not sought by them.
: The Belgian army has offered a re
i sistance against Overwhelming odd
. which is conspicuous as hreoic am
+ which has won the admiration of tn
: whole world"
$ John Redmond, on behalf of tn
e Ihish nation, said he associated hon
r self with everything that had bee
d said.
d Continuing, he declared: 'Tn n
quarter of the world has the heroisl
o Of the Belgian people excited NOR
" genuine enthusiasm and admiratio
st than it has within the borders of Ir
-e land"
If The resolution was adopted unan
mousIy amid cheers.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

The Sanjak of Noviapazar is strip
of territory lying between Montenegro
and Servia. Up to the time of the
Balkan war in 1918 it belonged to
Turkey. By the Berlin treaty OF
1878 Austria-Hungary was empowered
to garrison certain strategic points
with the Sanjak, but these troops,
following the annexation by Austria
of the provinces of Bosnia and Her
zegovina, were withdrawn.
During the Baltic wars Austria
Hungary again seized on the occasion
within the Sanjak, but these troops,
patton in large measure served to
neutralize the Servian victory in those
wars
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27
EnaIand Expects success

London, Aug. 27-From both sea
and land there came many official re-
ports considered here to be prom
ising
The German transatlantic liner
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. at one
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

London, Aug. 27.-Home Secre-
tary Mckenna stated this after
noon that no spies had been shot
in England. There have been
rumors that many persons In the
secret employ of Germany had
been executed.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27
Austrian Ambassador Recalled

Toxic, Aug 27-The Austrian am
bassador, Baron Muller de szentgy-
orgy, has been recalled.
Toxic Is Surprised
The news of the declaration of war
by Austria-Hungary on the Japanese,
following the official announcement
of the disarming of the Austrian crus-
er Kaiserin Elizabeth in the port Of
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27
Noviapazar Evacuated

London, Aug. 27.-A dispatch to the
Havas agency at Kraguyevatz, Ser
via, declares that the Austrian army
has evacuated the Sanjak (province)
of Noviapazar.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 27 (via
London).--It is officially announc-
ed that the Russians have occu-
pied TiIslt a town 90 miles north
east of koeniesberg, east Prussia.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

London, Aug. 27.-The Norwe-
gian steamer Gottfried has been
blown up in the North sea by
floating mine. Eight members of
her crew lost their lives.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27

ments made in view of the future de-
velopment in operations in the region
between Vosges and Nancy.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-27
EaIr WarnIna eIven shIppIna

- C@'e~tt
Peking. China, Aug. 27.-4n his
W. eIess mes 50 Notifying he Ger.
man governor of Kiao Chow of the
Japanese blockade of Using Tau, vice
Admiral Kato said he would grant
neutral shipping "a hours in which to
leave the harbor and the same period
for non-combatants to leave the town
The blockading fleet is the Japanese
second squadron.
The Japanese legation has asked
this government to remove the Chi
nese troops from the so kilometer
zone (they are extending about 80
miles around Kiao Chow. In order
to preclude the possibility of dis
agreement.
Chinese Favor Germans
Both the Japanese legation and the
Chinese foreign office are denying
sensational newspaper statements,
some of them emanating from the
press of Japan, to the effect that the
newly arrived Japanese minister, Eki
Hioki, brought from Toxic demands
that would make China suzeraine
state Such statements, supported by
reports of Americas suspicious of
Japan, are exciting intense feeling
among the Chinese, whose sympathy
appears to be entirely with the Ger
mans.
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CLAI,K's FIELD.

a family heritage, a nfty-acrc plot
or land. known as Clark'a field, sup
piles the force hat Of the incidents
of This story. The ncld ~ intricately
interviewer, almost symbulically, with
he personal life OF a girl. the sole
heir. During her thirty years por-
trnyed here she develops from q weak
and puny mite ~ humanity. forlorn
and poverty ridden, through days ot
prosperity that provided education ~
a fashionable school and through law
ish years abroad. ending Ia an unior-
tunato marriage. with dark days oi
discipline ahead, into q woman who
discerns the rightncss 90 things and
human Justice. Finally she devotts
her strength and fortune To- releasing
the Held, sordid in It's tenement poV-
erty. from It's cyii spell and MAKES it
a litter place for the hearing of hu-
man burdens.
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Corner of Firm and silver. Hugh
\. Cooper. pastor. Chauncey \.
Foreman. associate pastor.
Services at II "a nj. and : q. N.
Morning theme: Last sermon IN
series on "Thc Christian for the
Times
Evening: Union service. lecture by
Rev. A.. G. Gachelrin. our people
are urged 10 hear all ths lectures hy
this able eSpounder OF The Bible. lie
Will speak sunday afternoon at ,
o'clock In the Central Avenue NJ. T..
church ON the theme, Modern Dclu-
sions" In which he win Zeal with
such cults as Christian science. Those
who Imagine that Christian Science
b. biblical ought 2 hear this lecture
by this noted Bihir student
Musical selection. Morning
Anthem, My Peace ! Leave With
You ,.......' t.....ss.. huttol
Solo ........... Charles ]. Andrews
Evening
Anthem, The Right Vow Is Fall
ing" Hauptmanr
Charles J. Andrews. director ui
choir. Miss Berry, Kenworthy. or
ganist.
The public Is made welcome al
every service.
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81. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner silver avenue and sixth
street. Edward T.. Schueler. D.. D.,
pastor; parsonage. SOC South sixth
street: phone, 1898,
The sunday school has taken first
steps In preparation for rally day ON
September rs. Get 0. line, everybody.
BE there tomorrow "a 9.fs sharp.
Preaching OF the Word az n "A. m.
In the evening the Endeavorers AZ
: o'clock will discus the topic. "Ahol-
ishlng War led by Miss Elsie Ber-
ger.
No evening preaching service. We
viii attend the Gae0elein meeting at
the Presbyterian church.
The council will meet on Monday
evening.
The monthly meeting Of the Ladiea'
Aid on Thursday afternoon az 2;se
with Mrs. A. W. Kraemer. 2i5 East
Trumbull.
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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION N
WOOp-M lillian Moves.

The purpose OF the following studies
Is. ca 90 give Ca beginners In wood
working an opportunity for the ac-
QUESTION OF skin In the handling OF
tools, and 60 some practice Ia de-
signing simple projects IN wood
CForeword). Two chapters ON wood
aud one on equipment are followed by
directions for making baskets, mitred
picture frames, candlestiCks. tabor
cts. trays. etc. The volume Is zen
crously supplied with illustrations
from photographs and WORKING draw
lngs.
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Albuquerque Evening Herald.
NOTICE roR PUnIICATIoN.

u. s. Land Office az santa Fe. n. NJ.
August rs, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Fran
cisco Montoya, or Cabezoa, y. A.,
who. on February 10th, 1912. made
homestead entry No. 0iG36i. for
Sen, Section "a, Township iGN,
Range CIV. y. NJ. =. meridian, has
filed notice Of Intention 10 make flve
year proof. TO establish claim 10 he
land above described, before Charles
W. Holman. United States commits
sioner OF cabCzon. y. NJ, on October
9, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: r. +.
Heller. Clemente Casaus, Felipe Mon
toya. Pedro Martinez. an Of cahezon,
n. NJ. FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Register.
Evening Herald.' Albuquerque. y. NJ.
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Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Santa Re. -. NJ,
July 20, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Ffuran
Trujillo OF Placitas. y. NJ, wao, on
july i6, 1909, made homestead entry
No. OiOG5S. for NEA SEA. Section
g. Township i2N., Range 5E.. y. NJ.
7 meridian. has flied notice Of inten-
ION 10 make ave year proof, To estab.
lish claim 10 the land above desc 'iped,
before Abellno l.. Lucero, county
clerk, az %Bernalillo. y. NJ, on the
18th day Of september. 1914.
Claimant names az Witnesses; David
Trujillo, Juse Trujiilo y Armijo, Tco-
desc Chavez. Francinco Trujlllo, all Of
Placltas, y. NJ
FRANCISCO DEIGADO.
Register.
Albuquerque Evening Herald.
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THE SAIAMANDIcR.
Owen Jollu@nu.

The blythe and care free little sal
amandor Haunt her way provocative
~ through metropolitan life, dancing
and dining, flirting and %eyading,
through months aud years. promising
everything and paying nothing. roVcl-
lin 10 the joy Of balancing giddily on
the brink OF sheer precipices. and
trusting solely 10 her steady head and
nimhle wits 10 ward on the fatal dix
ziness that would send her toppline
over.
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NeW Books at the
Public Library
WOMAN'S LAW.
MarnVcnc Kennedy Thompson.

The woman's law. according 10 the
author, dictates that she protect her
child whatever may be the cost To
others. In the present ease. Gan or
Mt shields her husband, Who has
committed "a murder. and helps him
escape In order that her son may be
spared the ignominy ot q disgraced
name. She finds n ma1 who resem-
hles her husband pa closely that the
servants mistake hin for their mas
ter, and allows him To play the part
OF George circuit. AZ ne is suffering
from a temporary form of insanity
that occasions loss of Identity, he is
sentenced To an asylum rather Than
TO the electric chair. His later re-
lease and the ftlil later return of
memory. crcdtc an awkward situation
out of which the author contrives a
satisfactory ending.
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Christian Scicncc SncIcty.

Christian Science services are held
In the Womnn's club building. M the
corner OF seventh street and Gold
avenue, every sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
\ o'clock.
Sunday school at 45 o'clock.
Reading room la the y. T. Armijo
building. @ No rs, opcn each
week Gay from > 10 . D. m.
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YOUR AFFECTION ATE GOD
MOTIIEIs-IIcanor Giyn.

Caroline IS a giri Of seventeen, an
h%eiross. and apparently an orphan,
and the letters OF the title are address
ed 60 her by her g0dmother. The
subject. the principle an the recur-
ring theme OF these frank %conVcrsa-
tens is how men may be charmed ana
held.
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W.
~IEnaclO Gutierrez, Defendant.
Notice ig hereby given that the m
dersigned sheriG Of Bornulillo county,
Ncw Mcxico. hy virtue 90 an cNecu-
tion issued out Df the district court OF
said county la the above entitled cause
on the 13th day OF July, A.. j.. i9ii.
was commanded that Of the goods,
chattels. lands and tcnemouts OF Ig-
uncio gutierrez. the undersigned cause
Co nc made the sum of one hundred
u thirty-two dollars and thirty
cents tsl3s3oD damages. together
with nine dollars and ten tents
Cs9.tUl Gusts of suit. with interest
thereon which b. the judgment of
aid district court on the SIN day OF
April \. y. 1911. the plaintiff recoy-
cred against said defendant. Said in
tercst TO be computed at the rate OF
six co per cent per annum on n
hundred ana forty dollars and ntteea
Ccnts G40.1tJ from the date of the
entry Of said iu@gment, and also the
costs that may hereafter accrue. and
by virtue OF said execution the under
signed sherim has levied upon an oil
the right. title n interest Of the
above named defendant In the prop
crty hereinafter described. n the
undersigned shef1n will, on the 3rd
day of october. 4. -. 1914, on he
promises OF the defendant above nam
ed. tu-wit. SO West Hazeidinc ave-
nue. in the city OF Albuquerque, county
! OF Bcrnalillo and state OF New Mex
leo at the hour Of 10 O'clock "a M. OF
sn4d day. sell to the highest n best
bidder Tor cash. az public auction Tor
the purpose OF satisfying said execu-
tiun and costs accrued. which On said
date viii amount 10 one hundred and
s~evcnty-three dollars ana siNiy-nine
! cents NI73.6gj and the additional
costs Of sale, the said property levied
upon Of the said defendant ~Ignacio
Gutierrez and which Is described as
follows, to-Wit:
The west oae-half (M) of lot No.
dix go in block letter V Of the At
iantic and Pacific addition 10 the cts
of Albuquerque, Now Mexico. as
shown upon the plat thereof on nle iu
the Office 81 the probate clerk. and
eX-oHCio recorder Of Hernalilla
county. New Mexico. Also lot No.
seven 60 IN block letter ~ OF the
Atlantic aud Pacific addition 10 the
city OF Albuquerque. New Mexico. as
said lot and block IL knowa and des-
~lgnated upon the map aud plat OF said
addition ana the amended ana sup
elemental map thereof made by Ottc
Dleckmann on file In said recorder,
office, filed Aprll gath. 1855 In said
county.
JESUS ROMERO.
EhaVfm az n.rnulf1ln EUmufV
New Mexico.
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FOR SALE Real Estate.


Have you $1,000 to invest where q
Will give you q nice ranch home, close
Go Albuquerque. and start YOU up In
the cattle ana poultry business where
you can build up o latge stock ranch
from this small investment II Fo,
address .. X. Eyeninp Herald.
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New Mexico
NewS Notes


Tho Fort summer Lumber COM
pany and the Kemp Lumber COM
pany. both with large yards az Fort
sumner. have consolidated. NJ r..
Carr Will continue MS manager az the
Kemp location.
Maxwoil's annual Pumpkin Pie day
will be- held his year, September
ifth. ana plans are complete To make
Il "a more elaborate success thar the
day proved last year.
Tho Northern New Mexico fair
managers have arranged FOR a racing
matinee In Ration on Labor Day.
Muriarty will hold its annual dis
trict fair on September 3Oth. The
products winning prizes will GO to
the Torrance county air at willard
and later tu The state fair nj Albu-
querque.
According 10 the Clmarron News
tho financing Of the biz Eagles Nest
STORAGE reservoir project IN Clmnr-
ron canyon, Colfax county. has been
successfully completed.
-
Iy the sale ct more than 100000
worth of land 10 settlers last week
the Miosse Tract near Deming set "a
new record Tor land sales in New
Mexico.
Arthur Rogers 81 Maxwell. y. NJ,
was Killed last saturday hS being run
over by O wagon while returning
from Maxwell TO hts ranch with q
heavy lumber wagon loadcI with ave
barrels Of water. Mr. Rogers, who
has q farm four miles from Maxwell
had LEFT town about Z o'clock and
when about a mile and n half on the
road u b. aurmiscd that ne fell out
81 the wagon and was run over. The
wheels ran over his chest and death
must have been instantaneous.
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nepartment Of the InterIor.

Department Of the Interior.
u. =. Land once at santa Fe. New
Mexico. July 90. 1914.
Notice IL hereby given that Elias
Francis Hassan. OF S%eboyeta. y. NJ,
who on November -. 1910. made
homestead entry No. Oif43G, for
SEX. section 6. township IAN. range
CIV. y. NJ. T.. meridian. has flied no
tee ~ intention to make 3-years' nnal
proof, To establish claim to the land
above described. before Jesus NJ.
Luna, county clerk, at Los Lunas. y.
NJ, on September 10Th, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
william c. Kennedy. Of seboyeta,
y. NJ.
Patrieo Jaramillo. OF s~eboyeta,
n. NJ.
Deslderlo Trujrlo, Of ~seboyeta,
y. NJ.
saturIno Romero. OF s~eboyeta,
n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DEIGADO.
Register,
Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
n. NJ.
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FIr.t congregational.

Corner of Coal avenuc and Broad
way Archie ToothRkcr. minister;
residence. COS south Edith street
sunday school at 9;ta a.. m.
Divine worship II n. M; subject.
"piviue Providence" Sermon pre-
pared especially for the sunday
school, though everyone is invited.
Musical pregnant: Mis- Paula Pos
tel. %orgnnist;
Proiude-"Cradle Song" Bottlne
OUeftofS ....s..ssss. t..s.. N'iN
soio-'Fear Not We. O. lnnel"..
........ Dudley tuck
Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn.
ltNtiude s..s.st. ...ss r.sss hdttsN'
Young Peoples meeting at : o. M.
Subject. why and How To Abolish
Wor"-lsaiah G5:i7-2b Leader. Mr.
Fred Metzser. For the evening sor'
ice We will unite with the other
churcnes Ia the meeting AZ the First
Presbyterian church.
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Dunbar Bargains


. FUR RENT. .
. f-room modern utiok house .
= East Central avenue f22.5O .
. Groom house. Coruor Coal .
= avenuo ana seventh street. .
. Store room. Central Ave. be- .
. tween Third and Fourth Sta. =
. BROOM modern brick house, =
. $40 ". z. ave, So 90. water =
. paid. .
. 6-room house. 33i No. Firm =
. ST.. modern, t23.O0.
. Groom house. Highlands, SO. =
. t-room house: east finzeldiuc =
= avenue; modern. $4,000.
. FOR SALE. .
. 6-room house for sale OF rcni .
= West Coal avenue; modern, lot .
. 5Oxii2; fine shade and lawn. .
. Ranch, 100 acres improved, =
. VOL stocked, and Tor sale at q =
bargain; Z miles "a y
. Fine cor. lots, West Coal Ave. =
. room house. West Iron Ave, .
. Price, $500. =
All kinds Of terms =
. FIRE INSURANCE .
. MONEY TO LOAN. .
DUNBAIps REAL ESTATE =
. OFFICE. .
. 224 Cold Ave-. Corner Third sc. =
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Mary Ranscoia. ccaConos8.
sunday school at s:ta IT, m; e. NJ.
Doris. superintendent.
Preaching service conducted by
the pastor al II a. NJ. There viii boz
no evening service. thia church unit
ing In the union service ia the Pres
byterinn church.
Special music for The morning
service;
Hymn.
Anthem, God he Mor,Iful"
solo. THE Man OF Galilce.' Mr.
J. e.. Gould.
Hymn.
Devotional meeting Of the Senior
Epworth league at Z y M
The Woman's Missionary society
viii hold their regular monthly bust
ness meeting M the church, TuesdaS
afternoon at 3 y. m.
Regular "Wednesday evening pray
er service az as. Teacher traininl
class It 1913.
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G NOTICES.

Department Of the Interior.
II. y. Land ONCE at Santa Fe. \. ~
July -, 1914
Notice IN hereby given that Jose
Trujlllo y Armijo OF Piacitas. y. NJ,
who. on July 1G. 1905. made home
stead entry No. Oi0G59. for Lot 8,
Section 3. Eh SEA SEX. Section 4,
Es and Eh Wa Of Lots / and 2,
Section .. Township IAN, Range 5E.
y. NJ. T.. meridian. has filed notice of
Intention To make i've year proof, &c
establish claim to the band above de-
scribed. before Abcllno L. Lucero
county clerk, Bernalillo, y. n, N th'
10th day of september 1914
Claimant names as witnesses: David
Truilllo. Floran Trujilso. Teodos,
Chavez. francisco Trujlllo, all OF
Placltns, y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
Albuquerque Evening Herald.
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The Churches
IIr,, Methodist Episcopal.

Corner Lead avcnre ana south
Third street. Charles oscar Beck
man. pastor. Miss Edith Gorhy,
dcaconess. -. A.. Porterneld. super
intendent Of the sunday school liar-
~ Frank. president q Epworth
league, John D., F~aihchuurg, choir
director.
The sunday school session will he
held at s;i5 n. m. Al the morning
worship at n Dr. \. e.. Gnebelein,
Bible teacher from New York city
who Is delivering Bibl lectures In
the Presbyterian church each night
and in the Central Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church. south, each
afternoon, In a series of union meet
ings. viii occupy the pulpit.
The EpwOrth league devotional
service viii be held az : D. M. Miss
Ruth T~aikenburB. leader.
No eyerdng service owing 10 the
union service In the Presbyterian
church. Special music: Duet, The
Crucinx" q. Faure). Miss Charlotte
Pratt. Mr.. John -. Falkenburs'
solo, selected. Miss Charlotte Pratt.