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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
all modern conyeniences; can al
range flat of three rooms for house
keeping to couple without children.
Mrs. Tn. L. Winter, 1915 Union ST.
phone IFS or 80. 1921 Newcastle
street 4-lo
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Prince street and
the Oglethorpe, pendant, large gold
ball in god hoop, with drors Liber-
al reward will be given if returned
to Mrs. J. X. Nightingale. corner
Prince and Carpenter streets.
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LOST-Gold college pin in the blcct-
ed letters N. D. VIII pay liberal re-
ward il returned to Miss Matte Mel
sen, 1923 Reynolds street. 1924
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rom
for one or two gentlemen. Rete'-
ences exchanged. Inquire at 5o9
George street. -'|o
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HUBER STAMPS, SEALS, STEN-
CILS-Why give your order to the
travelling agent, when a home man
can take your order just as cheap
deliver just as quick and keep MS
profit right here, to spend with
home merchants? l will appreciate
your order-WiIl B. Fain.
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BIDS WANTED.

For Furnishing Police Uniforms.
Sealed bids will be received until
Saturday, March 2S, 1914, at 8 o'clock,
p. M, for furnishing summer ulifo. MS
fJc The police department, IS l1mCws:
Twelve summer weight blue sack
coats with brass buttons, each sleeve
to have two buttons each.
Twelve pair Of pants of same ma
terial.:
Ten black Campaign hats, summer
weight and two Officers caps.
The rig is reserved to reject any
and all bids. Mark bids for furnish
ing uniforms" and file with samples
with chief Of police
Brunswick, Ca, March q, 1914.
THE POLICE COMMITTEE,
" F. S. Nash, Chairman.
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LOST-Liver and white pointer, about
four years old; answers to name OF
Cheese" name on collar. Reward
if returned to VIM. Nightingale.
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FOR SALE-One NE five room cot
tage on beach of st. Simons; cen
trally located; in good repair. APP
ply Mrs. B. Merrifeld, St. Simors
Island, Ga.
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Spring Blood and oyst4 n Cleanser
During the winter months impuri-
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IMPURE and thick, your kidneys, livt :
nd bowels fail to work, causing So
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ion. Electric Bitters makes you fee,
Ike new Start Gour weeks treat
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our spring work. Guaranteed. All
druggists, sec and $1.o0.-4. (. Buck
Ell G Co., Philadelphia or ST. Louis.
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Try News wapt aG. Ii yo- really
want results.
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LOST AND FOUND.

gold locket with chain
fob; owner can have same by iden-
tifying and paying for this advertise
ment. 3. +. Murtaugh, 500 Mans
field St, Phone 431. If
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FOR SALE-Launcl1 % feet in Ienqt :,
six feet Learn; glass cabin ana six
horsepower engine. Apply to Jas
Dent G. Sons. 4-7-14
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POULTRY

Fresh country eggs at c. IL. TAYLOR
Csc per dozep. Phone 1856.
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FOR RENT-One OF two gentlemen
who can give good refereLces;
large comfortable room; electric
lights, use of phone and bath hot
water an, hour, DAY or night. 927
Union st II
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WANTED


ANDY salesman wanted; earn SluV
monthly and all travelling expenses
to start; experience unnecessary;
solicit orders from dealers in your
locality and surrounding Territory
for our high-grade chocolates, bon
bons and all kinds CT candies.
Write quickly for full particulars
and contract. Kase Candy Co.
New York, n. Y. 4-Io
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LAUNCH FOR IJIRE-Dav or night.
E. l.. Fader, 1910 Reynolds st. Hell
ephone 163. ELL Il
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NICELY FURNISHED room, electric
light, bath and phone in connection.
Call or address 1923 Union street.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Departs
No. 9G-5l0 a. m. for Albany and
all points
No. 90 p. m, fol' Albany and 81
points.
arrives
No. 9l-l1:10 a. m, from Albany
No. 81 500 p m, from Albany.
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FOR SALE-'Faultless Houdars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
SHARPE'S PAINTINGS
ARE SHOWN TO LOVERS
OF ART IN SANTA FE

Santa Re. sept i.--J. n. sharpe,
the famous artist. this forenoon OK.
hibited about a hundred OF his can
vases at the home OF Mrs. Max Nord-
hans on East Palace avenue. Santa
FEES art lovers eagerly SELLING the
opportunity TO view the pnlntlnea
Among these were number ho
painted IN Egypt during his visit
there recently. including some fine
views Of the pyramids and the Nile
opposite Luxor.
Hut greatest OF al are the pictures
painted at lraos and among the
Grows OF Montana. There are several
might scenes that must be mentioned
among the finest things rs Yet pro-
lduced In American art As TO the In
dian portraits and such genre paint
ngs as The Apaches Bringing Gifts
to the Taos pnehlos." and A Hear
(Barel Story" there Is no artist who
|excels sharpe IN his compositions
colorlng Of figures. ThcrN are lovely
landscapes OF mountain. river and
forest Ia Taos country but one re-
lverts aeuln and ngain 20 the noble
types of the Pueblo Indians that
sharpe has immortallSed ana those
wonderful compositions and groups
in which children and suuawa mlnglo
with the stnlwars bucks There ara
several canvaAes that Introduce the
wild flowers of the Taos section worn
las sarlands By the Indians
Most impressive perhaps. IA "A sun
set scene. large canvas showing
the dance in from, Of the Taos church
on the exc Of San Geronimo. the
summer people carrying green aspen
bows and the winter people yellow as
pens, and moonlight scene showing
the ceremony In the rame place that
same evening. When one remembers
that Mrs. Phoebe Hearst bought i50
Of MIR sharpe's PAINTINGS for LELAND
Stanford and that more than hun
bred OF Mr. sharpo's Indian studies
hang In the National Museum and
that $4,000 and more have been
paid for single sharpe. then one can
realize that the artists work II In
Igreat demand, . demand which he in
unable to supply despite his marvel
Gus industry
From Santa Re Mr.. sharpe win
leave today for the Grow Agency for
the winter. where the great fair viii
bring together some 5000 Indians
this fall. lie is accompanied by his
slster-in-law. Miss Byron, Of Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
CLANCY Hands
Down IMPORTANT
LEGAL OPINION
Commissioners Not Re-
quired to Advertise Full
Text Of Proposed Amend
mentS to Constitution.

santa Fe. Sept. 4.--Upon the re-
quest OF District Attorney Kenneth
n. Scott, OF Roswell, Attorney Gen
eral Frank w. Clancy today handed
down rather important and quite
Interesting opinion holding that Il
VIII be necessary on the part Of the
county commissioners to advertise Of
ficially the full text of the consti-
tutional amendments to be voted on
this November. although the attorney
general advises that II might be well
to refer the fact that they are TO be
voted upon in the election proclama-
ton
The text of the opinion is as fol-
lows.
Mr. X. X. Scott. District Attorney.
Roswell. NJ. NJ
Dear Sir: i have just received
your letter Of the End instant. asking
me to advise you whether the cleo
ton proclamation to be issued by
the various county commissioners for
the coming November election should
contain the submission Of Joint Res
olution Nos. 0. 10 and Is for the APP
proyal or disapproval of the qualified
electors to amend the constitution as
set forth in the resolution above
named. or whether these resolutions
are to be submitted by the secretary
OF state.
There is no provision OF law au-
thorizing the secretary of state d.
rectly to submit constitutional amend
ments TO the vote of the people be-
yond what may be implied from the
constitutional requirement that he
shall cause any such amendment to
be published In the newspapers for
four consecutive weeks. In the poll
books. prepared and sent out by the
secretary Of state. are columns for
the recording Of the vote upon each
Of these proposed amendments and
believe that the vote east and so
recorded, would be valid even If the
county commissioners should fail to
include statement about the pro-
posed amendments in their procla-
nation and publication in newspa-
pers as required by Section of Chap
ter 1906 Of the Laws of 1909. Still. as
that section requires that the county
commissioners should give public
notice Of the object Of the election
as well as fthe officers to be voted
for, names OF candidates. etc, il
would seem proper and desirable. in
order fully to comply with that re-
quirement. that there should be In
cluded the proclamation statement
that among the objects of the election
Is the submission of these proposed
to the constitution.
II do not believe that ii would be-
necessary, in the proclamation made
by the commissioners, to set out the
resolution and proposed amend
ments in full, but that 1t would be
sufficient TO refer to the resolutions
by their numbers with statement
that the proposition is to amend
such section or such an article of
he constitution as to which full pub
ication has been made by the secre-
AIRY of state in accordance with the
provisions Of the constitution with
'egard to amendments.
my advice is that the commits
'loners should make some such
statement as to the object Of the cleo
ion, so as to specify the proposed
Very truly yours.
FRANK w. CLANCY,
attorney General"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

Santa lrc, Sept. 4.--John w. March,
surveyor Of the slate land office. re-
turned today from the Estaneia valley.
II Is rather a pathetic tale that March.
who was formerly United States sur
veyor general, tells OF deserted home
stead cabins. In some instances. even
pretentlons houses are boarded up and
vacant He believes that Torrance
county will cast only one-half the vote
this fall that 1t registered two years
ago. The loss, however, Ii confined
solely TO the English speaking pre-
cincts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

Santa he. Sept i.---The postoffice
at Vernon, Colfax county, has been
discontinued, mail addressed 20 YER
non 10 70 to Taylor in The future
while supplies are 20 be sent to Santa
Fe. William II. cady has been COM
missioned postmaster az punken,
chaves county, and David y. Brannon
at Kirk, Quay county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
APPOINTMENT or CRIST
AS INDIAN ATTORNEY
Is NOW F0RECASTED

Santa Fe, Sept. 4.--In view OF the
announcement that Francis G. Wilson
would resign as attorney for the Pu-
eblo Indians in order to run for con-
gress on the progressive ticket, It IS
expected that the appointment OF J. -.
crist. Of Rio Arriba county, TO the
place. long foreshadowed already VIII
be made soon.
Mr.. Crst is especially well equipped
for the position. having for many
years taken leading part in litigation
in which the Indians were directly or
indirectly concerned and possessing
their confidence to a high degree.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

Santa Fe. Sept. 4.-~nidge William
II. Pope has sustained the demurrers
Of 10. c. Wade. Jr., to the answer in
the case Of the Torpedo Mining Conn
pany vs.. The National Surety Com
pany 10 the use OF E. G. Wade. ST..
receiver OF the Torpedo Mining conn
pany and the case will be set for
hearing some time this month. A
number Of very interesting law points
are involved. The amount at stake Is
SO, 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
What's New in New Mexico
MORTGAGE CANNOT
REDEEM PROPERTY
If SOLD FOR TAXES


resc'At eosssseoNnsncs 70 nosNsNs iovsNAtl
Santa Fe. Sept. 4.--That a mortga-
gee or trustee has no right to redeem
property previously sold for taxes. is
the opinion to which Attorney Gen
eral Frank w. Clancy inclined today
In an important opinion handed down
upon request Of A. W. Amsden. The
opinion says;
air. A. NJ. Amsden, Pennington, N, M.
Dear sir:---I have received your
letter Of the 2sth ultlmo in which you
ask me TO inform you. for the benefit
Of Interested parties. as 70 the right
OF lnorigagee or trustee to redeem
property previously sold for taxes.
The statute on this subject you will
find in section SO OF chapter "a OF
the laws Of 1913. and II gives the right
OF redemption in terms only TO the
former owner OF thu property, The
courts are not harmonious In they de-
cisions as to whether. under such a
statute. n mortgagec would have a
right TO redeem or not and II would
~ e,sa -, - pneo'c' VIVA. ~" "''
$500 '"s
'as''' 10 'o"", o7o, 10" '"' So
pie of the more liberal construction
In that case the supreme court OF
Iowa said. In substance. that a mort
saeeo wac, ~ 'ne ''''e y, VI. s"'s ~
."e p'op''S LUZ 'aNe'' W. 49,
- "''','h '"e meaning VI Wv 'e"s
.'on ~" o''' anu 40 s"vn ""e -
~ 'e'ee"'' wen "'"'." 'r'"'o" "
s"e eAae' opposite Oh 'n'S - ~ NC
aoa"' :" "'No" vs. e.""''s' ~ 49,
90. IN 'na' case 'ne so"'' ePo"o
on inns precise point as ioho"s'
pow INC woru ow"c'.. 40 app"'o
10 iaho' can pe iesi,inha'e'S s,''n
n'e"nihs s"ii'cieht e'aS''e anu '"'
'e"chins as 10 inc'uue one WIZ
mere heh-hoiuer ana no'n'ns "'o'e'
Is naru ior US 10 unaers'ano' VIZ oa'
unue's'ano why " mas pee" ei'e" ,''s
constr .c'ion' pue we oanho' "n',
stand now win que iesa,u !" we
usual ana wen estaoiisheu i"por. VI
the "oru' u can pe 80 cohSe uru'
'corsa Dccis'on hpprosco'
MY own OPINION ~ tnai 'nc w"
taken py the georgia court y 'ne wi
rect one aithough my PERSONA ocs''e
would pc 10 nave tnf o'ner ooc'''"e
prevail as otherwise mor'sasee
might entireiy lose nus ilen upon prop
cry "hich ne hau TAKEN as security
Ior deo'. IN almost az mo, 'sases'
however, the mortgagee ~ au'hori@e"
TO pay taxes II the owner does no. 40
so ana 10 add the amount 50 pau ~
the debt secured by tne mor'sase' anu
IL might De said that tne Hor'sasee
mas no one out hi'hseii 10 p'anne ~
ne ialls TO pay the taxes peiore saie
Is made
Ihere Is special reason W oe
iouha IN our statutes ""ich suens'"-
ems my we" as 10 what 'ne s'a'u'e
means IN our taxation Jaw auop'ec
IN the year ios-, II was proV'ueo' III
section % Whieh reappears az see
ION a,uso Oh 'he to'np,'eo ha"s ~
1917, ina. ieai es'a'e SUI" uhuei '"e
PROVISIONS Vi 'he ael inisn' DC
deemed ny 'he owher' ms aseh'' as
sishee VI a''o'"es' any Po''o
ho'oihs heh oi rocoiu 'ne'eon'
uhdef TINS statute mortHdste cicar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

santa Fe, Sept. 1.-The state cor
so'aticn commission received word to-
say mat large force Of men is en-
sVsed en- the fine new depot that the
ss sa'a re is building at Silver City.
has s mat the laying Of concrete Will
'esln in a few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

Santa Fe. Sept 4.--Seventy five
square miles are covered by the fill
ings, 232 in number, made in the
Santa Fe land office last month. or
these filings. Sc are final entries, COW
ering 1868 acres. There are 30 Sc
lections by the state covering l5,-
1876 acres. There were IA original
homestead entries covering lS,SVo
acres. original desert entries cover
ing 400 acres, mineral entry, coal
entries of 200 acres, II isolated tracts
commuted SOL acres and 2 cominut-
ed homesteads 320 acres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
Acute indigestion.

II was annoyed for over year by
attacks of acute indigestion, followed
by constipation writes Mrs. M. ..
Gallagher, Geneva. N. VI tried every
thing that was recommended 70 me
for this complaint but nothing ala me
much good until about four months
ago | saw Chamberlain's Tablets al
vertised and procured bottle OF
them from our druggist. soon
realized that / had gotten the rlgnt
thing for they helped me at once;
Since taking two bottles OF them
can eat heartily without any pad Ell
fects." Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

santa Fe. Sept. 4.-Heavy damage
s,,. tue fourth, and in some instances
~. MN cutting Of alfalfa is reported from
~ Messila valley because of a heavy
ssoIn That burst over the valley We'd
ausuay night of this week. A large
vanity Of hay was ruined by the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
CRAVE CHARGE
LODGED AGAINST
TAOS COUNTY MAN

Santa Re, Sept. 4.--charged with
an atrocious crime for which the
punishment may be death. Donaciano
Gallcgos was brought in from Taos
yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal Carlos Dreamer and lodged
In the state penitentiary for safe
keeping until his case Is investigated
by the federal grand jury next month.
He is charged with criminal assault
on 14-year-old Trinidad NJ Montoya
who is reported to be lowering be-
tween life and death because Of the
brutal attack.
The alleged crime took place on
Indian ground, that is, within the
Taos Pueblo grant. the United States
took Jurisdiction. The crime is not
bailable and United States Commits
sloner r. T. Cheetham felt justified
in committing Gallegos. The wit
nesses before him were Dir. T. p
Martin. Dr. Allison, Teresina Mon
toya, Antonio Romero. Roberta Erie
Ia, Noises Miera, II. A. Garcia, Lo-
renzo sandoval. Sara Cortez. soisa
Julian Tenorio and Dona-
ciano Galiegos himself. The alleged
crime has aroused intense Indignation
through the Taos country.
Charged With White Slavery.
w. p. Balm has been held under
81, 600 bond on the charge Of violat-
ing the Mann anti-white slavery stat
ute. Josephine Barger was the prin-
cipal witness against Balm and testi-
fed that she had been called by tele-
gram from Central, Grant county, to
EI Paso, and had been placed in the
American House at JuareS. Mexico,
a house she said which is frequented
by men and women.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

conferences as follows.
ta) Adult department. led by Mr..
Pcarce. At this conference the home
department and the parents work will
also be considered. Mr.. Pearce will
lead the discussion with an address
on Adult Division Organization and
Methods"
(b) Teachers training. led by Mrs.
Bryner.
(c) Superintendents and school Of
flcers' conference. led by Mr. Merritt.
with the following topics. among 9TH
ers:
shall We Study the bible Straight? ?"
Mrs. w. III. Sievert. Albuquerque.
THE superintendent as the Head of
the school,"
"Thc Work and Tools Of the S. s.
Superintendent"
'The Graded School"
Convention devotional exercises.
Sentence prayers, led by Rev. Archie
Toothnker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
Our Specially

We are making scalshipt oysters
speciality at our store.
They ARE no more like common
oysters than sugar is like salt.
They are infinitely better--aiways
give perfect satisfaction.
they are shipped to Us direct
From the ocean beds. under scal
every mile Of sno way when we
break the seal and deliver Seal
shipt Oysters TO you they are
arm. clean. solid and fresh as
when dredged from the deep. They
retain al the real sea flavor. No
wn'cr--no Ice ever touches them.
They ARE tempting. delicious
morsels OF sea FOOD. Try them and
Know what we SAY is true.
Jen1MeMf-
-~-~sn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
A Morning With the Temperance
Cause.

Report by ]. s. Vaught, Deming. SUI
lperintendent temperance department.
Teaching Temperance in the sun.
day school, Miss Harriet l.. Hender-
son, state president w. G. T, u. East
Vaughn.
Physical Culture Drill. Mrs. J. $.
yesterdays class. Albuquerque.
"a Remedy for WAR Mrs Anna
Wilds Strumquist. Albuquerque.
solo-"victory. Mrs. Charles J. An
drews. Albuquerque.
Teaching by Cartoon" Mrs. Maude
l.. Green, national w. c. T. U. lee
turer. East Vaughn.
Song - "ChlIdren's Happy Day."
children's chorus.
Reports of committees business.
Adjournment.
Business mems lunch TO meet Mr..
Pearce.
Address by Mr.. Pearro- Religious
Education and Business"
Thursday Afternoon.
Song and devotional exercises. led
by Rev. ], NJ. Sinner. Santa lie.
An Hour With Teachers Training.
Report from Mrs. Mollie Poe
Wright, Clovis. department superin-
tendeni.
The What and How of Teachers
Training Mr.. Pearce.
Training for Leadership Mrs. Dry
ner
Election OF officers,
Consideration of reports Of commit
tees and new business,
Parade.
Thursday Evening.
CAT the new High School building
Song service, led by Miss y. White
open Doors" Mrs, Mary Foster
Bryner
Illustrated lecture--"The Adult 81
Bile Glass Movement" by w. c. Pearce,
superintendent adult division. Interna-
tional Sunday School association.
Closing word. by Rev W. c. Merritt.
God BE With You Till We Meet
AGAIN.
Benediction.
Final adjournment.
Special Rates.
Special rate of one and one-fIfth |
fare for round trip on all railroads:
tickets go on sale September 9TH to
30th. good until October srd
All delegates from each Sunday !
school represented will be entertain |
ed on TIE Harvard plan-that is. lodg-
ing and breakfast No limitation on
number OF delegates. Names, to In
sure entertainment. must be sent ten
days In advance to H. L. Snyder, AZ
Walter street, Albuquerque. The com
mlitec will do It's best as TO names
received after that.
The conferences will be very I'M
portant part Of the convention. Bring
all the questions that have worried
you for answer az these
All meetings and conferences Will be
held at the Lead Avenue Methodist
except "Wednesday and Thurs
day evening meetings. which will be
held at the new High School building
There Will be registration fee Of
twenty-five cents to cover official
badge and programs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05
BABIES HEALTH CONTEST ENTRY CARD AT NEW MEXICO
STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION, OCTOBER S TO 10.

Mrs
Notice
October g. and = from to No
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-05

can sunday Schools" BY Rev J. Mcya.
San Maseo.
tc) How Can We Help Our Span
ish-American Sunday sohoolsg" by
Rev. Il. u. Atwood. Albuquerque.
Music by q quartctte from the A. NJ.
E. church. Albuquerque.
Annual roll call.
Ninety Minutes with the Adult
Department.
Report by :. A. Kay. superintendent.
adult department
Report by Edward Comstoek. Las
vcgas. superintendent home depart
ment
"A Word for the Parents ncpart-
ment,' by Rev. w c. Merritt
Address North American Outlook
In the Adult Division Work." by W. G.
Pcarce, superintendent adult division
International Sunday school associa-
ton.
"The Organized Class" by Mrs.
Mary Foster Bryner.
How the Organized Glass Has
Helped rhrec-mlnute talks by five
adult class teachers.
Discussion. Open TO all
Announcements. Adjournment.
Dinner for the delegates AZ the Pres.
byterian church.
"Wednesday Evening.
CAT the new High school buildinn.l
song service. led by Miss J. Troti
Address - Foundations, by Mrs
Mary Foster Bryner.
Music,
Address~-"Why | Believe in the
Sunday school," by DIR. r. II. II. Rob-
crts. president. New Mexico Normal
university, Las Vegas.