The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04

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Man, 4ibuquefqucans are out 81
own this weef.. tney A., VISITING IN
Palestine. IN a personally conducted
tour under Inc abio direction or Or.
Allen Moore. A large number seems
20 have nun tickets. including side
trips and all. and wonderful 20 relate.
such a marvellous Journey h within
the reach ol all In the CITY. 10 aosu-
iatcls free. IN fact, although a soft
spoken Hetvnin lady infnfms all
't~rAvelcrss thst pr. Moore som
moactd his tarocf ~ \ mlssioiisry IN
tbs sums Of London; that ~thsreaftef
ne spent "a years as a missionary In
fuieetlne and nihcr parts OF the
orient. hat some years 0E0 no re-
cetped two lcracica from his family.
ana Invested them IN his large col
lection OF felies and costumes which
assist Incidentally Ia the worn In
which he u tnraend. illustrating h
Nlblc By depicting scenes Of BIblr
times aIth large companies Of people
recruited AZ each gity. who wear the
Costlmcs. JeWclry. aud demonstratc
with the articles % all kinds In his
collection. the "modua sivendlr OF the
people OF those times which ais
means the present time, a. he speaks
Of the ~.uuchanerd east" That for a
long time he chrlted on his lie work
without financial assistance. wen do
mating the collections taken at his
meetings 10 Tho churches in which
they werr heid. but hat after a time
ha found II necessary TO retain the
collections IL order that he might
carry ihe work from city 10 city, 20
cnN a frcc-wlil silver offering Il taken
on each occasion. These meetings
- A.II - So n..nl.taaWIua aLNNah
beginning at g.4o. "Wednesday he H.
lnstrated the life OF the farmers OF
Palestine. Ind Thursday night hia sub
Jecl was thn child life of that SCUM
try. Hut one OF tho most thrilling
VAS his account of. the entrance Of
General Ailenby. Britnin's kindly and
Christian leader, into the Holy City.
bearing the FAMILIAR dictum. 1t
ia an III wind that blows no one
good: for. horrible and sordid as
was the late worid war. positively n
that was the acquisition Of the Holy
Land aud the Holy city by n Chris
tian nation. n most powerful and
bcnrficient n Mt that.
About twenty ycaes before that.
Kaiser wilhelm OF Germany entered
u, not by the city'a gate. but through
a hole in the wall. However. they
Hiy he didn't know he was entering
through a hole In the wall. DIT.
Moore stated thcre was a superstition
among tho Mohammedans that when
ever a foreign royal parsonage enter
cd the city through one OF ita gates,
they would lose the Holy Land. 10
the Mohammedans made a hole In the
wall between the Jaffa Gate and
Dagid'E Tower. and between these
impressive and historic structures.
william entered, no doubt 10 arrange
thu preliminnrics for setting up his
palace there. Tor man OF US have
heard that n was his ambition Il
rule tho world from Jerusalem. DIR.
Moore said he did arrange for the
erection OF "A building for the nc
ccmmDdation Of poor pilgrims. n
"hospice- as Il Is called, and after a
time a most extraordinary building
rcars its head. right on the top OF the
Mount OF Olives: II was the wonder
Of Palestine. Then furniture begins
10 arrive. in massive packing cases.
which. because Intended for the fur
nishlnR OF a "hospice- must go
through custom without charges or
inspection. Soon after the terrible
war begins. and then williams hos
pice' reveals itself TO be a wireless
teleErnphy station. one OF the most
powerful In the world. which now
comes In handy for the allies.
II was amusing 10 hear OF the
cieanlng-up Jerusalem received on
that occasion. D. Moore states we
Amerlpan people do not know what
cohweha really are. Those they
cleaned away frum the Holy city on
that occasion were 40 dense they OBJ
secured daylight as they stretched
heroes the cour yards. covering the