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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
INDIAN PATROL
SHRlNERS GIVES
DANCES ON MESA

Between 80 and 100 automobiles
were lined up at the university
field yesterday afternoon at $50,
filled with spectators eagerly at
tentiVe to the Indian dances staged
there by the Shriners' patrol of the
Ballut Abyad temple. Dance, songs
and costumes were the real thing,
all having been acquired directly
from the Indians themselves.
A value of 10000 is placed on
their silver bracelets, necklaces and
belts. There are three tom-toms
used in the four dances given by
the patrol and each dancer car
ries an individual RATHER. The
genuine Indian equipment was ac-
ouired after a dligent search from
the tribes at Acomita, Laguna,
Is,eta and Gallup. Some of the
material came from Arizona res
ervatiOns.
1t is expected that over 100
Shriners from New Mexico Will
leave albuquerque with the local
patrol June II for the big meet at
Portland where the Ballut Abyad
patrol will give the Indian dances.
Two special cars have already been
engaged to accommodate the
Shriners from this state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
F NkL PROGRAM
Of UNIVERSITY
WELL ATTENDED
Degrees Conferred With
Pomp and Ceremony Be-
fore 500 Persons; Garner
and Gov. LarrazOIo Speak

A., oaz-,.i.. 9 .,.,.., $780,
In'i oIcdsloIi OF ullusuai soieIn-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
If it's baggage, Henry
hauls it. Phone 939.

Sawtelle & Co., will have brick
ready for delivery June IA. Phone
2O61-J, or l456-M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
CENTRY'S EGGS

At Champion, Hawkins, san Jose,
skinner, Ideal and Pappe Stores;
90 cents uer dozen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
VISITING SHRINERS
GET COPIES VACATION
EDITION OF JOURNAL

A special train OF ShrIllers u
Pyramid temple from Bridgeport,
Conn, arrived in Albuquerque at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning
and were taken about the city in
automobiles by members Of the
Ballut Abyad temple. There were
125 persons on the train which ar
rived here as the second section
of No. 2. Members Of the cram
Der of Commerce distributed Albu-
querque advertising, including c p
les Of the vacation edition Of the
Morning Journal.
The special train carrying 100
members of the Biomi temple OF
baltimore, Md. will arrive at 1880
this morning and will be here until
$50 p. m, refreshments will be
served to them at the Masonic
temple and an extensive auto trip
IS planned.
American orion dance tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

TORRES-The funeral OF T. f.
Torres, who died Wednesday morn
ing at his residence, occurred yes
terday morning from Crollott's
chapel. MANY beautiful flowers
were sent by friends from F. A. u.
lodge The brother of Mr.. Torres
was here from Texas. Burial was
in San Jose cemetery.
PEREA-Miss Louise Perea died
yesterday afternoon at her apart
Tments in Old Albuquerque from
tvphoid fever. She is survived by
her father and mother, two brothers
and one sister. The body was taken
to Crollott's chapel pending fun
erai arrangements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
BRIDGE AT LUPT0N ON
GALLUP ROAD REPAIRED

Information was received yester-
day from Gallup to the effect that
the bridge at Lu9ton, which is just
across the New MeXico-Arizona
state line in Apache county, had
been repaired and can now be
crossed by autos. According to the
correspondent this was done by To-
cal subscription of money and la
hor. The sands beyond are said 10
be in good shape and detour
road is now being worked on.
Tourists travelling from Albu-
ruerque to Gallup report the road
in very good condition and are
able to make the trip in from
eight to ten hours.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
PERMANENT POSITIONS

PERMANENT POSITIONS
YOUNG
WOMEN WOMEN
16
TELE p HONE OPERA TOR
experience salary paid while learning
Increases regular and at frequent intervals.
vacations given pay Liberal plan sick
medical advice pensions provided without
employees Operating rooms large ventilated
comfortably furnished Attractive lunch provided
principal Offices where hot are served
Positions open for all pay those who
prefer night hours.
APPLY APPLY
Main Employment Office Main Employment Office
9th ST. and Broadway st. and Broadway
Manhattan. Manhattan
BRANCH OFFICES
5S Houston ST., Manhattan Av
and in Brooklyn 81 Willoughby 1886 Broadway.
unable to call at employment office telephone
Madison Square 10000" (free ca information
NEW YORk TELEPHONE COMPANY
The New York herald., 1920-01-12

BOYS, active, under IS: old estab-
lished firm: good salary and adj
vancement. Apply Dow, Jones &
Co. A Broad st.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

YoCSG women. not under is. for filing in office
of large INSURANCE company: experience unneces-
sary; good opportunity for advancement. Ad-
dress p q. Box 80 CITY Hall station. New York.
YOUNG women not under 1s years. clerical po-
sitions. large insurance company good chance
for advancement. Address +. U. Box 32J. City
Hall station. New York.
iOLNG lady 10 operatc swltehtDard and a.
stsnography and typewriting: state age, OK
perience and salary expected. NJ NJ. & Co.. 100
a.f
The New York herald., 1920-01-12

WANTED A BRIGHT BOY
FOR NEWSPAPER OFFICE !:
HOURS g i. NJ. TILL ; A. VI. !;
GOOD SALARY CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. B. b.. $50
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
statesmen.

Exceptional oppcrtunities for. high grade men
make permanent and profitable connection.
where large and steady income can be built uD In
short time: work IL in developing territory aud
securing enrollmeDts for the Factory Nanace
ment Course and Services" applicants must be or
ability and address 10 permit them TO deal with
big executives on an equal plane and must be
able 10 submit unqualified references as to char
acter: opportunity to make $1,000 and no first
year and increase income steadily commission
basis with drawing account until established. Call
for interview between 10 and &.
INDUSTRIAL EXTENSION INSTITUTE,
Il West 34tll st. New York city.
SALTcSMEN.--Hav you made your trial balance
for 19la? Have you analyzed your condition
financially. mentally and socially? How do You
stand? Have you kept up with the times, or
is the present cost of necessities burden to you
Have your energy and industry been wasted ~
the extent that you have fallen behind. Have
you satisfactory bank balance. a home aud a
satisfied feeling of pride in your accomplishments
for the past year, If not. we want To see YOU.
to offer you an opportunity TO become $1,000
year man with us. Commission The necessary
qualifications average intelligence, yigor.
courtesy. sincerity and willingness TO follow our
Guidance in your work. Immediate success as
sured IL you do this. This is not Insurance. Call
to 4. suite leo. Metropolitan Tower.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
SALESMAN.

Canadian drug firm has opening for assistant
saIes manager: opportunity to alert, capable man
organizing ability and original nner
cha ndising ideas: must know whoeS drug busi-
in ali branches: interview to follow full in
forma tion concerning previous engagements, age.
rualifiea tions, salary expected Confidential.
>
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
CANDY PACKERS,
BONBON DIPPERS.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS.

Steady positions good salaries: piece work
Candy Trades: IS hour week: Free Insurance
Policy up TO 81 coo; Liberal Bonuses; Cafeteria
Lunch serving home cooked meals at less than
cost: Daylight Factory: pleasant surroundings.
will also take few learners at these
trades. Apply
LOFT. INC. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
400 Broome ST.. New York city.
OR LOFT INC.
317 Hamilton ST.. Long Island City,
Vernon av. station J9th st. Bridge.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Statesmen WANTED.

Factory rebuilt tires are in great demand: at
tractive proposition submitted upon application
estimated commissions about 800 weekly to start
territory assigned who produce: only
hustlers need apply. Eastman Rubber Works,
Inc. 213 West 10th New York
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALES.

AIR BRUSH ARTISTS WANTED; FIRST CLASS
FOR BROMIDE FINlSHING; MUST BE Al;
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
ALSO FIRST CLASS BROMIDE ENLARGING
MAN OF UNQUESTlONABLLE EXPERIENCE.
IF YOU CAN Fill. EITHER OF THESE POSI-
TTONS AND ARE DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT WORKING CONDITIONS Or SAL
AIRY APPLY ENGLER BROS. ARTISTS, 800
MAIN ST. BUFFALO. y. y.
young man. able to furnish references. to act
as mailer in shipping department of large
Wholesale house: steady position salary SIS 70
commence. Address stating age experience, &C..
Mailer. 200 Cable Building.
BILL clerk. Spanish correspondence: must be
fast workers state salary, references. II. L..
rs Herald DnMnfnMn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

dem (saa smart, de kan faa Loy
dertil) saa siden give dem I'm
d~ervisning. Inlet Under, at de
da er og forbliver Hedninger,
thi Guds Aand og Ord har ingen
Omvendelse virket i deres HER
ter.
Saa folger Undervisningen. eff
ter Daaben. Efter at yare BILE
vet Disciple, skal de nu under
vises ON, hvorledes de skal leye
deres Liy, som sande Jesu Di-
sciple = leye Diet enkeltyis kun
med sin Gud-leve Diet med liver
andre ~indbyrdes i de helliges
Samfund - og leve Diet I'd
adtil i Forhold til den store Yer
densflok. De skal lere hyer ny
Discipel, d. e. Lerling, hvad
Jesus havde lert dem, da han
vandrede med dem i omkring
3 Aar.
Store, hoje, hellige og herlige
.Opgave! Men hvad det dog ko-
stede at Taarer, Lidelse og Blod
ned igennem Tiderne at we're
tro mod Jesu Befalingl Mangen
Gang synes der enten ingen
Disciple at have v9ret eller og-
saa har de sorgeligt forglemt
deres Opgaye. Opgaven er stor
- altfor stor for menneskelig
Beregning og Kraft = men Diet
vidste Missionens HERE saa godt (;
derfor sagde han like alene, at
han hayde al Magt, men at han
som saadan i den dem betroede
Corning, wilde vere med dem
ale Dage indtil Verdens Ende, y
d. err. til den sidste Diseipel er
vunden. 4. X.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

ner ON, at dette er Sandhed,
derude staar observation-disclosures
og yidner om Diet samme, mems
Diet tillige forteller os, at han
elskede ogsaa de i Synden dy-
best faldne Mennesker, og her
STAIR ale indre Missions Ven
ner, som arbejdede sammen med
ham og vii we're Vidne til, at
Diet er opfyldt j den Mands Ger
ming, hyad der STAIR / Dayids for
ste Saline: Alt hyad ct troende
Menneske gor, Diet skal lykkes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
DANSKE MEND.
At II. p. Hansen.

bet hedder j Hebreerbrevet /;
Kommer elders Vejledere i Hu,
som har forkyndt eder Guds
Ord, og naar | har set Udgangen
af eders Vandel, da efterligner
deres Tro.
Bet er naturligt for os at min
DIES nogle af de Mend, der j den
danske Menighed stod i FORE
ste Rekke, ogsaa fordi Vi nyder
godt af den Host, hvortil de
lagde Udseden, og Diet vide six
kert blive til Velsignelse for os,
ON vi i sterre Udstrekning var
deres aandelige Arvtagere.
Jeg skal i Dag fremdrage
Mindet ON den k9benhavnske in
Dire Missions ferste Formand Ru-
dolf Frimodt paa Grundlag at Ell
lille Skrift af Pastor J. Steen,
udkommet paa J. Frimodts For
lag.
Mindet ON r. Fr.modf, der
blew til stor Yelsignelse for utal-
|lige Mennesker og satte saa uud-
slettelige Spor ! Diet kebenhavn-
ske Menighedsliv, er bleyen be-
varet / kerlig Ihukommelse o.
personlig Taknemlighed i mere
end en- Menneskealder, og end
nu den Dag i Dag straaler gam
lie Dine, naar der tales ON ham
til Mennesker, der personlig har
kendt ham,,
At hans Minde saaledes er BILE
vet beyaret gennem de mango
Aar j trofast, inderlig Kerlighed.
Diet har like sin Grund i, at han
var i Besiddelse af nogen ual-
mindelig Begavelse, ej heller er
Diet fordi man hos ham m0der
store nye Tanker og Syner, Ell
heller fordi han har efterladt
sig betydelige Skrifter, men Diet
skyldes hans hele kristnsgrebne
Personlighed, der samlede sig
ON eet at sette Livet ind for at
vinde Menneskesjele for Her
rem. Pastor Steen skriver: Jeg
har aldrig j nit Liv mgdt en-
Mand, der starkere end Rudolf
Frimodt var ct Vidnesbyrd ON
Sandheden af Herrens Ord: Hvo
som tror paa mig, af hans Liv
skal flyde levende Vandstrsm-
me.
Der er maaske nogle af Dan
skeren"s Lasere, som har lest
Chr. Richards smukke digit,
hvoraf jeg skal hidsette fsrste
Vers:
Hyrde a han, cen, af dem,
SON blandt Tj6rn ON Lammet
lederl
T jener var han, en- af dem,
som til Rryllup Staklen beder,
III 9stkarl var han, en- af dem,
som bar Frugter med sig hjem !
Eft Vidnesbyrd, der like bgr
og som maaske er af
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Eft venligt Ord til mine lutherske
PrRstebredre.
(E. c. Tollefson i Den Luther
ske Missioner. Norsk.
Indsendt af Kyed.)

Tag Diet like ilde OPP at .jeg
henyender mig til mine Embeds-
brodre. Der err visit flere af eder
som gaar med de samme Tanker
som jeg. Gud har betroet os en-
meget yigtig Corning, og naar
Vi ser paa Arbejdets Storhed,
maa Vi visit blive meget ubety.
delige i os selv. Sely synes jeg at
jeg er aldeles uduelig. Jeg forso-
ger at pradike Ordet,me jeg
ser saa smaa Frugter. Saa man
&c at nit Menighedsfolk synes
like at vile tage imod Jesus.
Undertiden fristes jeg til at tro
at hele Skylden ligger hos Fol
let og at jeg err rem. Jeg har 10
prediket Guds Ord purt og rent
log gjort min Pligt. Men har jeg
da yirkelig gjort alt Diet jeg kun
de for NIT Folks Prelse2 Jeg har
meget smile Menighedsfolk.
Imod mig har de veret serdeles
yenlige og hjelpsomme, men de
er langtfra allie frelste. Jeg we'd
at mango af mine Prestebr9dre
vii give sit Menighedsfolk den
samme Anbefaling men der er
noget som fattes.
Err der nu like nogen Made
hvorpaa vi kan hjelpe hyerandre
mere end vi hidindtil har .gjort ?
Kunde vi like, for Diet f9rste,
komme hverandre narmere j Je-
su inderlige Kerlighed. Der kan
muligens vere Ting i wort private
Liv som vi kunde gore hverandre
opmarksom paa, og son vi vii
de finde paakrevet at rette paa.
Naar jeg skriver ON dette, er
ldet like fordi jeg tror ON mig
lsely at .jeg er en- Monsterprest,
men netop fordi jeg we'd ON mig
selv at jeg err skyldig j alt Diet
daarlige jeg skriver ON. Jeg haa-
Der like nogen vii misforstaa
mig.
Jeg maa saa ofte sperge mig
lsely,om jeg, naar jeg we'd den sto-
re Masse af dem jeg arbejder i
blandt like er f%relst, ON Diet vir.
kelig smerter migY Har jeg Ell
lstor Sorg og EN- uafladelig Gram
melse j nit Hjerte? Med Henblik
paa dette sp9rger jeg da ON TX
Ike vi lutherske Prester kunde
lbliye til st9rre Velsignelse for
hverandreY Har vi like underti-
den havt enFornemmelse af at
wi like har benyttet Tiden saa
laldeles rigtig naar vi har veret
Isammen to eller flere af os7 Har
vi like undertiden veret ligefrem
letsindige i vor Tale9 ia, i vor
tankelese Letsindighed endog ci-
teret Skriftsteder af Gnds Ord
for at vere rigtig vittigeY Jeg err
EN- af de skyldige. Maa Gud til
give migi vi mente like noget
lilde med Diet, siger vi ia, Diet
samme siger mango af dem som
err henfaldne til Banden og Sver-.
gen.
Jeg har veret Prest nu i smart
rs Aar og j denne It'd har Diet
veret mig en- Glede at bes9ge
mango af mine Pr@stebr9dre og
have Diet hyggeligt sammen med
disse. Dersom Diet traf sig a
at .jeg standsede der over Nat
ten, saa havde vi naturligvis
Andagt sammen med Familjen,
|og Diet var jo hyggeligt, men i
disse % Aar er der kun to 'af
mine lutherske Prestebrsdre SON
har bedet mig vare sammen med
sig paa Kne j Bon til Gud for sit
Folk. Jeg mener like derfor at
sige at ale de andre a lige.
gyldige. men mon Diet like havde
varet bedre pm der hayde v@ret
attale rigtig fortroligt med
lem os og mere Bon med hver-
andre9
- L.. ofta o,..rnf mir calv
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21


hverandre ON wort personlige
Forhold til Gud, SAINT ON o kir-
kelige Sjeleserge Corning. Det
har mango Gange forekommet
mig at jeg havde saadan Under
Zig Lyst til at faa i Gang en- rig
tig fortrolig aandelig Samtale
med en- Prestebroder, men ofte
Wide Diet like lykkes. For mig
STAIR Diet klart, at det a Satan,
som fix hindret Diet. Jeg we'd at
Ijeg har gaaet Clip af megen
Yelsignelse paa Grund af dette.
bet er nu flere Aar siden jeg
havde ct Hrende Ill en- Pr@st,
som like var luthersk. Paa en-
ganske naturlig Made begyndte
han at tale ON ~aandelige Ting,
og vi var smart i en- velsignet
Samtale. Da jeg Wide gaa,
Ispurgte han mig ON jeg hayde
noget imod at knele sammen
med ham i Bon. Vi var smart
paa yore Kne OF havde en- salig
lStund sammen.
Jeg havde ct Trinde til Ell
Adyokat. Han var heller like
luthersk. Advokaten bragte
smart Samtalen ind paa Jesu
store Karlighed, og da jeg skull
de gaa, spurgte han mig ON jeg
like Wide knale sammen med
ham j Bon til Gud. Da jeg sya-
rede ia til Diet, gik han I'D /
Venteyarelset og sagde til Pi.
gen, at han like MATTE forstyr-
res af nogen, og saa havde Vi
en- yelsignet B0nnestund sammen.
We'd wore Bonnemeder synes
vi undertiden at Diet er Smaat
bevendt med wort Menighedsfolk
naar de skal bede, men hvorle-
des er Diet med wort eget Bn9-
nelivq Presten maa naturligvis
holde Husandagt sammen med
sin Familie, men er Diet alt9
Kamper vi meget med Gud i
Enrum7 Tilbringer Vi flere Timer
ad Gangen paa vore Kne i Bon
til Gud7 vi gaar til Kirken, naar
vi skal holde Gudstjeneste, og da
synes nok mango af wore Til
horere, at vi beder pent for dem
men gaar vi undertiden til Kir-
ken alene, naar der like er ct
Menneske som herer paa os, og
der for Alteret paa wore Kne
beder Gud I'm Frelse baade for
os selv og for wort Folk7
Saa har vi Kredsmoder, Mis-
sionsm9der og Samtalem9der,
Ihvor Vi Prester kommer sam
men for at forkynde Diet salige
Budskab ON Frelsen we'd Jesu
Blod. bet er bare to eller tire
Gange i disse % Aar, hvor jeg
har ygret til Stede. at der blev
Indbydelse fra Stedets Priest TIL
de tilrejsende Prester ON at til
bringe en- liden Stund sammen
paa wore Kne i Bon til Gud,
for vi gik til Kirken. Jeg mener
nemlig, at vi Prester berer stor
lSkyld for den aandelige Tilstand
Ii vore Menigheder. Jeg vii like
lsige, at, vi like arbejder flittigt
Ii Menighederne, men jeg mener,
at vi like selv altid har drukket
nok af denne herlige Livskilde
og derfor havde vi saa lidet at
meddele wort Folk.
vi har Observation-Disclosures
ming. bet gaar saa tregt med
Lesningen. Flere af de unge kan
like sin Leksie. vi oliver utaal-
modige og siger noget i en- Tone,
som like giver Indtryk hos de
unge ON, at vi elsker dem ser.
deles meget og kanske de unge
faar lese noget j wort Ansiet
som like er egnet til at afspejle
Jesu Kerlighed. Har vi virkelig
pr9vet at bede rigtig meget for
wore Konfirmander og i Jesu
inderlige K~erlighed faa elske
dam oo fdra dem ind naa De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

saa meget storre Vegt, fordi Diet
hidhorer fra EN- skarp og kri-
fisk Person, blew faa Dage eff
ter Frimodts Jordeferd offent-
liggjort i ,,Fedrelandet,' hyor
Diet hayde fact Plads paa ferste
Side.
bet var ct Digit af DR.. theol.
Jens Paludan Muller, der skri-
yer i forste og sidste Vers:
Ildfulde Sjel med Tanke rem,
som aIdrig Verden har besve-
get
for sandheds Ord, og eli er We
get
tilbage for dens Ham og Stem
Du yidste, Yeien er kun cen,
der yandres trygt j Yerdensyrim-
len,
der ferer hge ind Himlen,
der smykket er med Palmegren.
Du Daaaelis Mand' saa rank og
Doia'
KUN eel dn Nais1e' eel IN VIDE;
al luhhe III LOT oofgeIls Niue
og lreise ud al fJehaefs Noidi
Du tJehte iof uln Ileffes ooid
|ueh fred' nam lod Dig nn an
helhihe;
TT oYafd' et hors' Ell hJertes
Fidihiae
d NarRet dIt oiahke SKIOLD.
va iIHioo's
o"' "Os
11N ''n ~
oJ@-
"eiainsSUe range som
= 'iol'ia'' - neiiei oe' poetl-
sun nos DIT
j ''i uen omia.tehue
9nao " ohrli-
'e,s "r,'''e'e h~enAei'ne-
"Oe "Viuani uel var
Heii. "iouer"7 rorhyhuelse'
'.iPe' eioer W.
'ii'" YIN '9yhu og
ais y i1oin ""'ieoes' d' Aieh-
e'''" :, iorarses
aasne w a. oShoespNnen
~" 0'ei sig seif.
oAii'oi e Dis';
"u '"i ue. vel, sum CAV nam
'''ie Mat
:" "Vue ira mans
~
d' 'ar 'el wei uer sA@nAeue
mans 'a'e NiaiF os sat d,
peH sA0' i'isNe oAuo ihou
ue, we
a' gay ia" manse roiu' n'or
anu pps''u i'ui'
:" nan iue nose' "
iANun 'i'"e Get
"an iois'daf' at uet var eli
"iA s'hNenu ioie' aer Aiahg
seilpelh mans rorAyhaeise' og
anuerieaes Aunue oet 10 helier
,NAe t@re ior oen' iiJerte
,''e ior rrei-
ia" var eis ue' SeiF oeViust