The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

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The slender little lady-a mere am
OF a giri%dfessed In blue taffata win
cloth % fold bodice gave an eyeful
2. s~Ailsiaeslon % each spectator. LAD
her wonderful voice. Increased IN
volume ana wealth Of tone since her
last appearance fiiled ears ana souls
OF her auditors. The ech0ea OF her
soprano voice will never pass out 81
the lives Of those WHO heard her. st
easy 10 Understand why Mach4fh Ia
one Of the song idols 81 several ma
lions. And she ~ yet auch a girl.
What the future holds In store Tor
this second Jenny Lind only the nis-
tory OF the Swedish N~irhfinense's'
iriumpha can sueeest. The F0rtnIrh.-
" club wakes more and mere infIn-
entail In uplifting Ai~buqnerauo Win
every attraction the club brings here.
fercy Granger. pianist ana composer
FIRST ANIMAL CONVENTION.
The first annual conference Of Ne
second district federation OF women4
CLUBS MSS held IN Albuquerque Thurs
day. Mrs. Y. y. Donahoo. president
Of the state federation. was preaent
70 preside over the sesslOn. Mrs.
Donahoo and children were IN Aihu-
querque IN route 10 Santa Re from
Iucumcari. The Donahoo home has
been sold IN rucumcari and they were
on the way to their new home Ia
santa Pc. The morninR session az the
Woman'a cfub portained to problems
IN club life and II developed In In
FORMAL discussion that the greatest
lack In club life Is the same trouble
that last year the churches complain
ed 40 much of-fkck Of Attendance OF
members at meetings. M may be
noted IN passing mat church attend
ance " looking up e~verywherel. II
the afternoon session nominations
were made for diHtrict officers next
year. These nominations were nut
R7iore the members at a preliminary
punineaa meeting preceding the re-
ception IN the evening. Officers
elected arei President, Mrs. H.. H.
lAbeiic Of Albuquerque; vice presl-
aent. Mrs. q G. Manning. Of Gallup.
secretary, Mrs. Pitt Ross. Of Alba
querque; treasurer. Miss Mary VIM
ingham. Of Mesilla Park: auditor.
Mrs. J. NJ, kincr. Of Sil,er city. The
next district meeting next April wna
voted to he IN Albuquerque again.
we're Mrs. J. O. Gould and ars' u 81
yesterday.
The evening was devoted 10 a re-
eeption In Of Mrs. Donahoo and
a Largo numner Of club women erefe
out 20 greet this superior woman who
heads the state federation. A musicale
prosram Ma. niysn ny Mi.s asafs
voice tgo soprano solos. Mrs. George
Everritt. who played piano numbers
exccllently as b always does. ana
Mrs. Weir, the violin artistic, who was
accompanied by Nh. Everriti.
PSYCHIC CIRCLE MEETS.
In the Chamber OF Commerce last
evening a circle Of students in
p%sychtcal research met and discussed
plans for regular meetings and study.
J. Cofman, leader OF the movement
aud instructor. Rave an address on
The Spirit World In which the fol-
lowing salient polnta were noted.
From time immemoriai man has
tried TO communicates with tho world
beyond, TO pass through the portals
OF death and bring back a report.
Failing this he has tried to get those
who have passed through the curtains
TO return ard 60 ton him OF the mystic
realms.
That some have succeeded there
can be no doubt and that some more
win succeed there Is reason 60 he
lieve, whether we take ns our au-
thortty that wonderful book. the
Bible, or whether we look 10 The
othcy grea; writings Of the psythic
Nositiates and the psychic.
But how did they Dc Il? How
~" Ahc4 ~tnHlhahut WIN those VINO
had passed on through the curtains
~ DEATH lilo aid those favored few
OF earths billions Enin access to tho
spirit world N hoe the long
sought privilege OF .%Aturningg
!, In each case where either OF these
objects has ever been accomplished,
Il was done through the -sub-conscious
mind. The conscious or sensatory
mind OF man has never directly seen
manifested any spirit, nor heard any
spirit speak.
because OF the fact. that tho sub
eLlscioua mlhd has its greatest use
and It's greatest enjoyment In con-
, nection with the psychic world and
because a can obtain his position
r only when the conscious mind II In
whole or partial state Of coma: A.
\ follows that h freedom, the perfect
% state Of the subconscious mind can
occur only after the death or com
plete dissolution Of the conscious
? mind, the death Of the body.
. The subconsciOuH mind " much
more important N greater IN scope
than the conscious mind. and yet the
, conscious mind controls tho subcon-
: Ecious mind during all the waking
? hours OF the conscious mind. WHY
because the organ In which the
mind. conscious and s-uhconscious. h
housed is earthly and as such that
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capable Of holding the tremendous
dynamic force OF the psychic world.
n Il houid he revealed. SO the only.
times that the mind may indulge In
MS little pleasure trips into the fore
tasting Of a few Of the riches. both
! OF M wisdom and knowledge OF God.
the ways past finding "a and the
unsearchabio judgments, are tho
4 times when the conscious mind Is In
! allegiance or In sleep or unconscious
ness. Then may the -suhconscicus
) mind go out into the psychic world,
INTO the UNEMPLOYED and the unex-
. planned.
IAN OF us have. M times. had a
faint idea OF the things OF the psychic,
hut the burning question Of ne day
u.s.. What are the benefits TO us now
I OF knowing these things o. the mindf
First. the f~orctastos OF heaven that
r we may Eain. ~ the knovledgc that
. our subeonscious minds are a part 81
: God"
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