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Washington Journal., 1920-10-22
Beatma iue.,.
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Mit eigenem Sero uno freiem Out,
6riib morgens beim erlten @orgerl'
rotl6ein,
9a 8ieb i6 burtig ins 5elo binein.
gs iubeln oie 2er6en, es iingt Der
Star,
IS frad3t in oen 2lften Die &aben.
ihar.
Nus jeoem 3autropfden 6as Slid
mir la6t
@enn anoren ole @elt gum Saoern
erma6t.
Gin 2ieo OUT ben 2ippen boil Suit
uno Sder5,
90 grcif i6 nit eifer gum eiiernen
Ster5.
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llno 5iebe Die Sur6en tief uno meit.
llno Itreue Den Samen in loderes
2anh,
Gs bilft mir Der Serr nit ieenenoer
Snno.
limo fommt Ser CONNER nit 5riid-
ten ldmer,
Gonn bin i6 Elm 40nig i'm Iebren.
meer.
Gs pogen oie Seloer, es idipontt ser
Salm,
Sd idwinge mein Scepter ouf grit
ner Nlm.
llno mese Die Sidcl nit bcaem
4long,
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uno rauidt ourd Die 8arbcn Ger
idorfe Stabl,
Damn follen Die Saline, es munoet
oaS Mabl.
Ser Speider fiilt iid, Der @agen
ro1t,
uno ieoer SdeffeI brinet bIanfes
Cob. -
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90 ellen ole Gage, iie meroen gum
Sabr,
limo iilbern fGrbt li6 mein BLONDES
9aar.
@it 6robiiun genieB id mein lamb
li1es Slid
limo i9oue 8ufrieoen aufs 2eben 5u-
rid.
Sd tauide nit teinem 5iirlteniobn
SeSn Yurpur ltno Seioe ouf giilonem
Sbron.
llno ruff mid ser Serr our eipigen
Stub,
Damn oriidt mir Der Sobn Die gugeu
3t.
50 erbt iid mein @ut BON 8uter alf
Sobn
8ie bel Dem Serrider Die a0nigS.
from.
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Nuhe:
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~unteritiibunesbuno, Diltrift SO
1907; in 922 go. Mbe. N.-8
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ct. @arien-&irde.
S. 81. &otb, 8farrer
5. StraBe, amii6en 6 uno $ Str.

Wit Der feierli6en unb einoruds-
Oolen S6ul5eit am Oienstag Abene
fam oie @naoen5eit, oas &ier3igitiin.
oige @ebet, gum w~iiroigen MbidluB.
@ie b~er5erbebeno NOR Der Inblid Der
berrfi6 beleu6teten uno geidmiidten
Stride, angefiiIlt bis gum lesten 9lGs-
den nit Mnoa6tigenl Die 8eteili-
sling an Ger bebren 4n0odt mar lebr
3ablreih bon Ser groffnung am
Sonntag bis gum S6luB am 0iens-
tag.
@m SomstaeNadmittag miro Or.
gminen3 aaroinal Gibbons bon 8al-
timore CUR Spenoung Der Sirmung
i'm Y~farrbaule ermnrtet. Nm Conn
tag Worgen Inn Z llbr miro er Die bl.
Welle celebrieren uno Die bl. Som.
munion auSteilen. I'm 1915 miro er
pro8eliionsmeiie bonn &farrbauie in
oie&irhe gefiibrt. Iae Witglieoer Der
perIhieoenen @ereine mie Die MGn-
ner nno Siinglinse, oie lih INN 1910
in Ser Sdulbale periammeln, meroen
oas Gbrenipalier biloen. Hunft TO-
80 beeinnt oas feierlide Sodamt.
Sci oieiem miro Der aaroinal Die
9reoigt balten. @lei6 nod Dem fei.
erliden So6amte miro er alsoom Ell.
ner groBen 4n5abl 4inoer uno Or
ma6ienen Die bl. Sirmung ipenoen.
Cine @naabl bon Br6laten unb geiit-
liden Serren meroen Der Seier BET
mobnen i'm Sanftuarium.
Gin peritGrfter gbor inter Der UNI
Ii6tigen 9eitung oes Brof. @ump-
reft miro elm nobl borbereitetes uno
piiroiges 8rogramm auffiibren.
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8. 6. StlfsDerein
fir Die g~toteioenoen III 9eutl6lonO
un0 Selterrei6.

Der Grnteton5 oes Silfsoereins,
ser i'm borigen Sabre 10 bel AnfIong
gefun0en bat, ioa in Oieiem Sabre
mie0erbolt ner0en un0 5tuar am
Sreitag, Den 30. Sftober in ser SOL.
lie oes SGngerbunOes. S5n Der Ies-
ten @eriommliiug oes @ereins be-
l6Gftigte man lib infoIgeoeIien boupt
iG1Ii1 nit ben @orbereitungen fir
oieies 8ereniigen, itno ebenlo nit ser
&eronitoItung, ole gnOe 0opember
gegeben meroen miro. Ser Silfsner-
elm lit fein @erein, Der ouf elm Ian.
ges 2eben rednet, er lit fir einen be.
Itimmten 3med ~gegriinoet moroen
uno beitebt fir einen beItimmten
3iped, nGmli6 fir Die ltnterltiisung
Der 0otleioenoen in 9eutI6Ion0 un0
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ieben, penn er in oieiem Sabre ni6t
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DEFENDERS porm empfoblen. @s lon.
tie feiner oer9elIen, oaB oos &ersnii-
gen, oas mir bier i6offen un0 an Dem
mir uns beteili9en, oo3u beitrGgt,
Suneer uno gleno 3u linoerrL uno
oesboIb IoIlte feiner Dem 8ergniieen
fern bleiben.
9as foigenoe 9eltGtigungsi6rei-
ben bonn Sberbiirgermeilter ser Stoot
@iIen lag Dor:
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meter Slippers sic Observation-Disclosures
teilung, baB Sbr Siilfsoerein, orge,
rcgt our6 Die Oarltellungen unIerer
perebrten Srou Slippers, oie ii6 3.
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liditen 9anf. Seien Sic geiuiB. ooB
mir cs niemals Oergeiien meroen, mas
oellti6e Stammesgenolien %ienieits
ocS Meeres fir uniere 8iirgerldaft
in 0ieien i6meren 3eiten getan ba-
ben.
Sd bite, an oIle eolen Spenoer
meinen 0anf neitergeben gu moaen.
Sn ser Staot Gilen, Die ann1berno
100000 ginmobner bat, befinoen iih
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ser bon Is Sabren, $4,000 bon 5
10 Sabren uno $4,000 bon 10 -
is Sobren. Snfolge ser jeBt l6on
mebrere Sabre anboltenoen GrnGb-
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fuloie unter unlerer Sugen0 einen
groBen llmfang angenommen, nab
reno Elm meiterer Seil ourh Inter
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gutter @rndbrung febltNes aud iiber-
aa an @efleioungsitiiden, mas beion-
oers, oa oie fulte Sabres5eit beron-
riidt, bitter empfunoen miro.
Mae @oben lino ber3li6 Wiafom-
menl
Cine 3medentipre6enOe 8erteilung
ser Spenoe miro oura bas Staotiide
@oblfobrtSamt, oeIien 8oriteberSerr
8eigeoroneter Slippers lit, in Ser
binoung nit oen oeri6ieoenen Bobl-
fabrtsbereinen borqenommen un6 Sh-
men our6 Serrn Shippers oemnd6It
meiterer 8eridt 5ugeben. Wit por-
siigli6er Soda6tuna uno trelloeut-
i6em @ruBe, bin ih Sbr iebr ergebe-
ler, Or. 2lttber, SberbiirgermeiIter.
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laiidn. @ir iino beitens eingeriditet,
alie Sorten Drudarbeiten iomohl in
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miirOig ber5uiteIen. llnierc Office
befm0ei iid immer nod ITO 6te CTR.
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am Montag belt Ole 8m. EEL
llnterltiisungS . @eleGldaft i'm Ser
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fret1r Yaul 8adihmiot protofoaier,
tie uno S6asmeilter SSafo6 8riigger
eritattete ben 6inan5beri6t.
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Moden sic SSbre ginfdufe bel ben
@ei6Gftsleuten. Welhe i'm u8aib.
ington Sournal" an3eiaen, uno Die
oaour6 befunoen, oaB iie bic auno.
idaft Der Oeutihen miiniden. @r.
mabnen sic babel, oaB Sic bic I'm.
8eige i'm Sournol geleien baben.
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2ntberiide Srinitatis Stride.
4. mo 6 Str. sc. SO.

Sn ser Irinitatistirde finoet am
Srcitog, oen 26. Nobember elm Inter
bo~Itungsabeno ltott, Den Ole Grinitp
Sunior 8altber 2eaeue beronItaltet
Gintrittsforten limo ldon iest gum
Serfauf unO omor gum Yreiie bon
MIR % Gents. OaS lit fiirmabr elm
oeringer 9etrag fir oas eroBe Ser
gniigen, ons sic geranitoltungen Ger
@oltber 2eague erfobrungSgemGB
bieten.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
First congregational Church.

Corner Coal avenue and South
Broadway. Harold S. Davidson,
Phi. D., minister. Residence, 626
South Walter,
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Morning worship at IL. The
church people and friends will be
glad to know that DR.. Head, be-
fore leaving the city, is to speak TO
us. His subject will be, The
World Crisis" DR.. Heald has al
ways a message that grips and is
wherever he speaks listened to with
pleasure. There will be a male
quartet and a solo by the new di-
rector of the choir, Miss Scissor.
Intermediate Endeavor at O'Clock.
Leader, Grace Collister. Subject,
Paul" Evening service, conducted
by the Senior Endeavor with an ad-
dress by the pastor, at 1880. Sub
ject, christian Principles in Per-
sonal and Public Health" Leader
William ireland.
In the afternoon there will be
visitation at the homes of the peo-
pie by teams from the church on
behalf of the local church budget
and missions, in connection with
the Interchurch World movement,
Teams will leave the church at
o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
PHELPS DODGE co. TO
BUILD SCHOOL HOUSE


Especial Correspondence to The Journal
Dawson, n, NJ, April 24,,The
Phelps Dodge corporation which
operates the coal mines at Dawson
will build another new school
building to be ready for use by Sep
TENDER /. The plans call for
twelve-room, two-story building
completely fitted up with every
convenience for teaching. The
most modern heating and ventilat-
ing system will be installed. Mod
ern toilets, slate blackboards, cleo
trio lighting, maple floors, steel
fire escapes and an auditorium will
be provided.
Rooms will be equipped for do
mestic science and manual training
ana besides there will be library
room, teachers room, principals
office and store rooms. The entire
second floor will be used by the
junior-senior high school. Ample
playground will be provided for all
games, including baseball.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
Santa Fe Society
Notes

Two distinguished members of
the Taos colony of artists were in
Santa Fe this week, both on their
way from a winter in Arizona ana
California. back to the mecca OF
painters from different parts Of
The United States. These two were
Bert Phillips and Ernest l.. BlU-
menschein, both of whom We're
among the first to find Taos and
discover the natural beauties and
possibilities of this most attractive
place. Phillips has just come
from Phoenix, where he spent the
winter with his family, who Will
return to Taos later. He intends
returning to the Arizona capital
in the late fail, and will purchase
a home there, making it his win
ter headquarters. Blumenschein
has bought a home in Pasadena,
Cal. where he will spend the win
ter season. Mrs. Blumenschein and
daughter will join him in Taos in
a few weeks.
The Women's Club held most
interesting meeting on Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. De Huff speaking
on India.
on Wednesday evening Mrs, w.
G. Sargent entertained the Even
ing Card Club, Invited guests We're
Mrs, Theodore Espe, Mrs. John
Murphy, Mrs. Guy Turley, Mrs. y.
r. Wright, Mrs. Thomas Doran,
Mrs. J. b. Wood.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Eugene
Ferry Smith gave luncheon at
the Parrot Shop in honor of Mrs
II. b. Hedding, who was formerly
a resident here. 2os
Friday evening the Elks gave Il
lively dance to celebrate the en-
trance into Santa Fe of the over
alls movement. 1t was gay party
and was attended by many couples,
among whom were the members of
the State Game Protective AssOCin-
ton, now in session here.
Mrs. Wesley O. Conner was hos
tess to the Friday Card Club on
Friday afternoon, and Mrs. n. II.
Gascho entertained the members Of
the Saturday Club on the following
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25

wei attended, but extremely iu-
teresting Matters pertinent to the
chautauqua, to civic improvements
and to community welfare We're
ably discussed. The ladies listened
to splendid report of the State
Federation, given by Mrs. Frank
c. Curtis, who has just returned
from Bisbee. The sale of the chau-
tauqua tickets goes splendidly on,
and as this means money for the
new community building everyone
is more than elated.
The meeting last Wednesday af-
ternuon of the Social Service Cir
Gle was well attended, and very
profitable Mrs. Mary J. Wilson
was the hostess and about l6 mem
bers were present.
Mrs William Rudd succeeded in
giving her mother. Mrs. Sarah
Jones q we'll planned surprise, to
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
The afternoon was most socially
spent in sewing and conversation.
and the following guests enjoyed
the affair: Mrs. Q. S Baum, Mrs.
NJ. J. Wilson. Mrs. Kate Wisehart,
Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mrs. j. Z. Fow-
Ter Mrs. S. 5. Acker, Mrs. Petit
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grew. Mrs. j. c. Milligan and Miss
Perkins.
The friends of ]. G. Bozarth, who
left for Utah Saturday night, gave
him a stag affair as a farewell.
Those present were Yves Morlar,
Dewey Weber, Horace Nay and
W. r. McClurken.
Mrs. Z. c. Mills and daughter,
Charlotte. left Wednesday night
for two weeks visit in Phoenix.
Mrs. J. W. Francis gave a series
of lovely social affairs this week.
One on Wednesday afternoon, was
q bridge and at this some forty
ladies We're entertained at cards
and luncheon. That same evening
four tables OF bridge We're invited
in as a surprise on her husband,
whose birthday it was
Mrs Joe Treat has returned to
Lakeside. after several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. d. RoOme.
The congregation of the FEEDER
ated Church will give a farewell
reception TO the J. E. Fowler fam
lily, who will leave shortly for Los
Angeles, to make their future
home.
Mrs. E. c. Mills gave a lovely
informal breakfast in honor Of
Rev. Atwood OF Phoenix, Those
present were Bishop Atwood,
Messrs. L. c. Mills, f. 7. Cradle,
Charles w, Isham, d. S. Roome.
r. G. Stevenson, G. c. Becker,
Fred Lusk, Rev Luther Moore and
DR. f. S, Miller.
Miss Nandervorts unit enter
tanned at open house last Friday
night at the Federated Church. a
goodly number were present.
A meeting of the battery COM
pany was held last Monday night,
presided over by Captain +. NJ.
Robinson. who gave out the infor-
nation that he had been able 10
secure about $4,000 for the arm
DRY and equipment.
Mrs. Constance S. Lowell is in
Flagstaff. after a recent visit to
| California.
Dolph Bader returned from Coo
| ley last week, where he has been
in the employ of the Apache Lum-
Der Company.
The Elks had a great day last
| Tuesday, for it was initiation day
for about IA new members.
Miss Irene Bart left for Phoenix
last Sunday, where she will make
visit of a few days before at
tending the meeting of the county
recorders of the state, held at Tue
! son.
Prof o. H. Richardson is spend
ing the week in Tucson, where a
meeting of the superintendent of
the state is being held,
Prof. o. Z. Creager and Mrs.
Creager are spending the week in
Tucson.
Judge j. Z. Jones of the Su-
perior Court is in Phoenix this
! week. holding court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
FLAGSTAFF

One of the successful entertain
ments of the week was put on last
Friday night at the Orpheum un-
der the direction of Miss Pearl
Curtis of the Normal School and
introduced to the public, the High
School seniors in their play, A
Case of Suspension" 1t was eX-
uemely well coached and well de-
served the praise received.
The Camp Fire Girls played to n
fun house last Thursday night.
Besides two clever little playlets,
Spruce, Cone and Bunchherry'
and The Eagle and the Star,
there We're a number of side lines,
such as dancing and singing, and
while these young performers We're
not over IA they demonstrated
that under their instructress, Miss
Rienhold, they could entertain a
large audience for several hours.
The general meeting of the Wo-
mans Club at Emerson Hall last
Saturday afternoon was not only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
NORMAL PROFESSOR
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Especial Correspondence to The journal
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, April "a.
Another shattered war romance
was brought to light in this city
Friday when Mrs. Victoria Miller,
professor of physical training at the
normal university, filed suit for di-
vorce from Elmer Warren Miller.
Mrs. Miller charges abandonment
and non-support. The couple were
married in December, 1918, in this
city following a short courtship by
Miller, who was a lieutenant in the
infantry. Immediately after the
wedding Miller went overseas and
since his return to this country has
apparently forgotten that he has a
wife
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
immaculate Conception Church.

SIKH and West Copper avenue,
Solemization of the Feast of the
Patronage of ST. Joseph at the 10
O'Clock mass. Pauergyri of the
Saint, by Rev. D. +. Lawton, ). j.;
children's mass at $3.50 a. m. The
candidates of the Knights of Co.
mmbus will receive communion in
a body at the o'clock mass, as also
the mems sodality.
Evening service: At 1880 there
will be Rosary instruction by Rev.
d. p. Lawton, S. j.; Litany of the
Saints to implore GODS blessing on
the corps. Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
First Bap list Church.

Corner Broadway and Lead ave-
nue.. Thomas f. Harvey, pastor.
Res, 1920 +. Gold. Phone 1925 NJ.
Bible school--9:30 a. m. 7. w.
Lamkin, superintendent.
Junior and Senior unions-6:SO
p. m.
Public worship at IL q. m. and
1880, p. m.
A large number are to be bap-
tized at the evening service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
Ball a Big Success.

East Las Vegas, n. NJ, April "a,
The T. Romero Hose and Fire
company held its annual masquer-
AIDE ball Friday night at the Dun
can opera house. The ball was held
for the purpose of raising $4,000
with which to pay off the indebt-
edness of the department incurred
by the purchase of new equipment
including hose, an alarm indicator
and system for the West side and
a new bell tower. The affair was
attended by a large crowd of mask
ers and was a greater success than
those of previous years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
St. paul,s Eng. Lutheran Church

Corner Silver avenue ana SlHth
street. Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school. A
w. Kraemer, superintendent. We
have classes for everybody.
1900 a. m.-Worship. The pastor
will speak on "Christs Resource
ton Ministry"
$50 p. m.-Sunday School work
ers meeting in the church parlors.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor
meeting. Topic, christian Prin-
ciples in Personal and Public
Health" Leader, George Olson.
1880 p. m.---Worship. Second ser
mon by the pastor on satan The
choir will sing "Christ, the Light Of
the World"
Monday, 1880 y. m.-Meeting of
church council.
Wednesday, 1880 p, m.-Meeting
for Prayer and Bible study.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
The Church of Christ

J. w. Pine, A. L. Morris and r.
A. Tally, elders.
The Church of Christ meets each
Lords day at the Odd Fellows hall
between Silver and Lead avenues
on Second street. Song services
from 10 to 1890 a. am. Bible study
from 1920 to 1870 a. IN. Com
munion services from 1880 TO II
m. You are cordially invited TO at
tend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
Sunday Church Services
Christinn science Socicty.

NnfIStldn SclSHCe coClC'S'
Christian Science services are
held at the W0man's club every
Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
sunday school at GAS a. m.
Wednesday evening meetings at
s o'clock
Reading room open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 2:50
to $50 p. m. at Alp IL w. Central
avenue. room Melini building.
A free lending library, including
all the works of Mary Baker Eddy
and other authorized Christian
Science literature is maintained in
connection with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Sunday services, the
Wednesday evening meetings, and
to visit the reading room.
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Methodist Fpis. Church (Spanish)

West Central, Old Town, opposl e
court house. T. Ogilvie, pastor. J.
Gabriel sanchez, assistant.
10 a. m.-Sunday school. Miss
Anna NJ Osmond, superintendent.
HOO a. m.--Preaching by the
district superintendent, Rev. II. A.
Bassett d. d.
500 p. m.-Prayer and testimony
meeting a short address by the
Rev. j. c. Sanchez.
The Epworth league meets at
HarwOod Girls school, 4O5 North
Fourteenth street. Leader; Miss
Margaret Gingras. Theme: 'Will a
Man Rob God ?"
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner Gold avenue and Arno
street Carl Schmid. pastor Resi-
dence, POO South Arno. Phone
.23l6-J.
Sunday school at GAS a, m.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
Subject: The Christian and the
Government
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock.
Subject: "nespise No; one of These
Little ones"
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While a circus aims to introduce
as many innovations as possible,
there is one thing about the tented
show that has remained unchanged
from time immemorial. This Is the
size of the ring, which is always
forty-two feet inches in dame
ter.
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Barelas VI. f. CHURCH (spanish)

Barelas road, near bridge, r..
Ogilvie, pastor; j. G. Sanchez,
assistant.
IL q, m.-Sunday school. Mr.,
NJ. B, Baca. superintendent.
l1:45 a. m.--Preaching by the
pastor. Theme: THE Five Foolish
Virgins-What Each Stands for.
All in Spanish. You are welcome,
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Nor h Nourth Street Gospel Han.

1900 North Fourth Street.
Sunday school and Bible class at
GAS a. m.
B. C. Greenman will address the
school at this hour.
II a. m.-Breaking of bread in
remembrance of the Lord. Acts
2O:7. 7:45 p. M. preach of the gos-
pei by B. C. Greenman. Subject:
How We Got Our Bible" Monday
at the same hour: Faith and the
Faith-What Is the Difference? ?"
Tuesday night: six Dreams and
What Came of Them"
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Rroadway Christian church.

Alfred o. Kuhn, minister. Resi-
dence, 624 North Fifth.
9:45 a. m.-Bible school.
Special number by orchestra.
Preaching II a. m. and 1880 u.
M, by Homer F. Cook.
Senior and Intermediate Y p. s.
c. F., $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday. s
D, m.