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Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, February 2, 1919
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FOUNDATION LAID
FOR DEVELOPING j
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
'I'M; avcriiR" ri t: 1 1 1 ! u r of H'.u li
fechool, 3: uverna alleii.lauco. tit 1-:'
per ('till With HII livet'ilg'' lligil School
course of two ir:il. jnvl all aVrl'a:-'r
of lwcnty-si pupils lu !h
i imrsf if 1 hi tcaclii'i -.
h:id academic .ia.1 prufes
I , 1 T I 1 1 ; " ' "III ll.nl i:
yenM iiaii'tnt: ( x,.' i -1 1
age r-aiatv p.ii'l $1)7. is,
rollincni under old n.vmh
I"
high school
"i "- i-i.it
t T ; 1 1 prepa
i Itn.-i three
Tin- n i i -
lllltl"
ti.'W s SICIn.
p;l enrolled
ircy Coivp!ete1 by Assist
ant Superintendent Conway j
Shows Data of Great Bene-;
fit to Educational System, j
1 ti .
iimli
II ll'K r tiew s s:. I
rentage hicirase
UIKli'l ne.v j
! !i per rent.
All of tli r'
'hese consolidat
n, unity ci liters,
imui iivt ni'-nt in
;iv'l iti.
r old syst,
I. Vi".MI; :
in daily
ii. I; in '
IV-1
pel' pll-
lll. i'l.l.Vt;
flMSP ptT
it i mlauce
m o;lnirtit,
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Mti srhnn
right couati
roads due li
port
lining
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lll'.K JUSt
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iiiiii fur
l! anil fi
h n- ded .
ion and ri
New Mexico.
ii-f -;i r t ;n i nt of
-A'Sfi.-int
InMruciion
ci rt:ple!i-d
whirl
uper
.lulin a big
i lay:
I;.' i
extensive school
ir the I'ltM time
lata a' i t school
a al s. nor faol-
'i't.c repoi t ts for
superi
r'ln.i'i
unroll-
dalion. five report installation nf tele
phone, eight tepoi't use of schools for
rehnious M'l'vices. i-iiiti'.i'i'ii rohniie
report f- hools hi foxtTin lommunity
a r-eiit -ustittiT anil otht-i oiama
tmiis, wen r port im th.is i'l lainl
'a!iK-s liecausc of s- hnol i-onililat ion ;
five ii'port lyci'iini anil farmers' Kliort
Oill Si 5.
HojH" for liiiprovfiiH'iK.
This luios fin vifv of rural
taiii.iolidation in Xi-w .Mii.xico
hopi' for ni..iiK iiiiprovfini'iit in
( onititions. 'J lit-t f .h p stnl 7 7 1
iIu'im- firi malo, frail' sci'onit ainl no
tliinl ytailf.
I'm- cutinty r i(irt.s j. r.V, j.r ,..n in
lv.U'i' III fin olltncnt. iimli'i' i'iiki!iilii
ilon, all i'i',it uni' ri'poit an jni ii'iiM'.
All of thi' I'oiintios ri'iMtrt nn inc-iias..
ill tin- aUi'inialire n li-ci 1 1 .i Ihtii n.-i'
of r'HiMilnla'ioii. TliriM- ctn'tttlfs H'
lin' I in; it'ri'fas' in cost nnil. one n -liorts
that tin- i ir I Is only olio ha f
of what it was under the ohl systet;i.
Twen'.y-lwa (oonlies rep .rt i iKht
ai's la Ihe e'ei. Rotary ranrse, threa
leport Mn years, one reports nix
years, one five aril one four ynrs.
SantH h'e. I. una and ('I'.aMV enmities
are plueiiiK lioni ufaphs and pianos in
ihe i nrnl s 'hools ,11 ml the parents en
jny the.se sin iniieh us the pupils. In;
every school the national am hems a nd ;
those of the allies are suim. Aliont 7.1
ei- eettt nf the coiiHolidaled x-hoo's;
lane pl;: Kininnl ripiipmrnl.
W lli'lll I inn hos nt noll.
he
stahll
shed!
ii-honl j
Kives
rural J
one-
'.nuV'ne'
the Nation:' I IMi.'a'.ion il
n and the I'mted States I!
li .' i.;..n, allhnutrii. Jintii
a!e-t serviee IS to the stati
.-sola -eati
of
iiia!:y. its
te di part-lomniitii-e
in aaniza -W.
Foaht.
tirai'ttie.
i.ient nf e lir atmri. T!i"
iippinnted Ir, ihf na'.iona
lmns has as il- head I 'r. H
il-n.ii!:-! in rural srhonl
loiri'im of . duration. and is wed
Ini'ivn !n New Mexno .Mr. Conway
was appointed t!i repres -illative in
New Mn.ifi and the monograph he
1; is prepared fioni the data furnished
ly each of the t wenty-eifht county
n perintetideiits is not only rouipre
h"i;sive Put piesenied in such graphic
v.iy as iii he lnnhly instructive and
l.'l Vi.' ilMe.
School i oti.-'ilidation us understood
in ihe s'udv is:
1. Trie union of iwo or mo
schools to firm one well-orcanized
trade."! m hnol in rharae of tuo or
jm.ie tea hers. This consolidation
may he r -Miltiint from: '
lai The union of two or more I
scnmils lylnij in the sane" distric1. I
i .-is tnv.iishii district or county i
il.nri. I i or j
i hi The union of Ihe schools i
of nui or more small districts. j
1'. Su. !i other enlargement of din-1
I net hi uii'lanes and increase in school'
population 'is makes i' possilde for the;
romrnuniTy to establish a school of two,
or inoi". rooms or departments. ,
101 Coiioliilattil Si liools. 1
(in that hams there are 404 consoli
dated si hon's in New Mexico, of ar5,
ner.-ce cost (if 4.li0i) for huildinsi
nnd e'liiipmenl, with un average of one
a. re in their Kroiin'fcs. New Mexico!
now has nine teacheraees in connec-l
lin with thes schools and ninety-;
seven of the j-chools have home rcn-!
nomic e'liiipment: Keven have aKricul-j
turn I eiiiipment : seventy-nine have I
.manual training equipment: sixty-six j
have auditoriums and community cen
ter equipment: thirteen counties pro- i
runm s h'jol houses in the state and of
tile 4U4 i onsolidLite, schools, fifty-nine
have been formed l.y the union of two
i.i' nunc districts, the l fst hy nutiirm
Kinwth in population of districts. Ijona
Ana t'Otiiity leads in thai it reports no
; one-room school house, in the county.
e. cptiu a mode school room on the
state coiieiic campus. Taos and i.unii
counties, at the two cxttemes of the
state, report an eipial niimhei each of
one-room and of consolidat d school
; houses. G.rmt and Valencia have-,
! more' consolidated than one-room 'a
, school houses while in Ihe reinaiiiiiiK
, counties the one-room school hoysw
' prevails. Colfax county wan the first,
i to consolidate two districts for thc
purpose of building cunsoli'hiteii J
school houses. This was in 1H10.
Such progress did thiH movement;
I make than in 1SU there were built
small twenty-two consolidated schools of.
that tpe. The year hefore there were
mvciueen, in I'.'IK there were eihl,
in ! ! 1 4 six. in 1912 and UUO one;
each. Curry county leads with eleven;
t,ui h si hools: Colfax and Quay have
esven inch; Heinaliilo six; l:oeve!t
five; Lea four; lira lit, K ldy, Chave.s
und Otero three each; lYBacu and
Lincoln two each: San Juun, San
Miguel and I'nion one eurh. .
t omcyanii's in Thirteen t'otint U's.
Thirteen counties report the use of
conveyances for transporting pupil's to;
and .fro, the highest average cost of1
tiansportation p"i' day hcins 7a cents!
per pupil and the lowest
l'l cents, (liant country tanks high
est in the amount spent for building
ami equipment, Itona Ana is second.
kin Arriba, third and Curry fourth
Luna county pays the highest average
salary, drant "i oml. Santa Fe elev
enth and Bernalillo eighteenth.
lirant and Kddy counties employ
only first grade, life ami professional
tea'iers, San Migii'd has forty-one
first giad", seventy-three second and
third grade teachers; Curry sixiy-one
first, grade, nine second grade, no
vide transportation employing forty-j third grade teaenwrs: iternuuiio loriy
pc vrn conveyances, paying the driver; seven first grade, sixteen second and
an average salarv of :,7 4 or anjthiid grade teachers; !ona Ana fifty
nverage rest of 7 i ents per capita, six first grade, twelve second and
The n vet age niiintier of years in the! third graders; Santa Fe thirty first
elementary course is eight and the j grade, i hirty-t wo second grade and no
number of pupils enrolled are J,-j third grade teaoh' t s; Colfax ninety-
Kight (oanties lepc.rt schools with
warm lunch served during the noon
hour ilr chili' 'ii wflio bring cold
Itinches from thi i r homes, In many
ni thu rural si hools, Ihe school indus
trial work Is supplemented by home
work. llona Ana county has two
itinerant teachers in home economics,
each having supervision of the work
in five schools, giving one day to each
chocil. Agricultural instruction is on
Ihe home project basis, I'upils lire
tn tight to construct fences, gates, feed
ing troughs, coons ami such Imple
ments and utensils as are needed on
farms imi ranches.
In ;tant. Colfax ami McK'in'ey
counties there have been established
ecen classes in trade fxp'tision work
for men employed in the mines, firant
county under the direction of Miss
Is, 1 1 el Kokles, county superintendent,
s ihe first county to administer vo
innal training through its county
board.
Situation Summed ( p.
Mr. Conway sums up the situation in
the following conclusions and recom
mendations: Consolidation of two .or more
schools has received ipiite an impetus
ill New Mexico since the establish
ment of the county unit of adminis
tration. Through the activities of the
county t'lurd of education a great deal
bus been, done toward creating senti
ment for consolidation. The o.entral-
i izing of administrative nowers is now
regarded as a step in the right direc
tion and has thus far developed a su
premely efficient system. Where
county boards have given proper At
tention to the work, splendid results
have been accomplished. Report from i
various county superintendents during
the part year indicate a commendable j
improvement of school conditions.
The financial leaks and improper!
iverage cost; h,is of administration under the
old svstem have been obviated and it
is now possible for school monies to
be expended in business like manner.
The conn'v bo'-rd law tends to elimin
ate waste and to -place the public
schools upon a sound basis and to
permit of standardization. 1'nder he
new svstem it is much easier to effect
consolidations.
The bill introduced in the present
legislature making possible consol
idation of districts lying In counties
udhitning each other will nld ma
terially in extending consolidation
privileges. There is also a marked im
provement in country roads in com
munities: whore consolidation has been
effected, substantiating the claim that
good schools and good roads go to
gether. Therefore it is rtrged that
i ousoiidated schools
w herever nossil .le.
The legislation for extending the
'o.iipulsoi y school age from 14 to 1 1
ea i s tif age t;r.w pending before the
pi esent. legislative assembly will help
materia'ly to increase the enrollment
a: well as t'le attendance. As a sup
piemcnt tohis law, the pai l time leg
islation providing for,atcnilance upon
part timn c.'asses for those boys and
girls between thp llK,.s (,f 14 Und in
to go to work w ill tend to bring many
pupils back in Vthe public schools.
We recommend school a in ho"i',ies to
make every effort to enforce the com
pulsory school laws and to establish;
part time clauses wh' rever possible, j
The improvement of the rural i
schorls is the, ahwiitng cues-tlnn a mil
the one of greatest Importance In our j
commonwealth. We recommend the
plan now being used In Dona Ann
cniintv by. Superintendent Dr. H. K
McBride of employing itinerant teach
ers. The p!an is providing the solu
tion of the problem of giving home
ecrnnmics and other special Instruc
tion in small rural schools where il
is not possible to employ a special
te-w-her on full time.
The system adopted in a number
of counties throughout the state of
dividing the various school districts
I for the purpose of teachers' sectional
j meetings has proven most .beneficial
and advantageous to school interests.
I This scheme of organization has had!
I the effect of creating .a closer relii-l
I tionsliip among the teachers and the I
I results are better understanding of j
prevailing conditions. i
I The law which provides fcr the ex-j
I pense of student teachers while In at-
j tendance at our normal schools is in-'
j dispensll le and the appropriation
I which two years ago was allowed to
j lapse will no doubt be restored by the
' present legislative assembly.
We commend most highly the mesi
sage of (lov. I). A. T.nrrassolo to the
legislature recommending fl substan
tial increase in teachers' salaries in
order to maintain competent teachers
In rural districts.
Sunday Church Services
l I WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY iZZI
tend the Sunday services, the Wednes
day evening meeting!, und to visit the
reading room.
I
4 OIL PROJECTS
BEING DEVELOPED
II PECOS VALLEY
.i
United States Commissioner General
of Immigration Hon .Anthony Camindii
Tells Why He Uses Nuxated Iron
To Create Red Blood
Strength and Endurance
Despite His
Today More
Than Many
64 Years, He Is
Active and Alert
A Younger Man.
I'oriner Health Commissioner AVm. It.
Kerr, of Chicago, Says He Hcllcvcs
Nuxated Iron Should Be
Prescribed By Every Phy
sician and Used in Every
Hospital in This Country.
iX
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v.tjfc. turn." .M':r:-r::J .. a tiki .SJHVilVto.i.
-1 LVXTaV drew: i " " " r ::
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.... mm
1 1 m hi in in jMirts if tln-
init ry
i lirn.'Hf
' 'nib tit ikMtMr -if
I th'itv I 'it in ill' I ti i
nl'-it than rruiny
in rn - 1 1 n is ihe n
In kciiiin up ),
i I si i-nci'jiv.
t"nif. Mtri-hKth htkI M !
"In tin hfiti i.f mitnnicr,
v intH' iiikI thr tl. hHiiatiriK
1 iirtf, j ini ,mr-,i XtixatiMl Ir"ii
varyinir winct t u n1 uMicfiu't inn
wliich
in
Si ;i ! t
Imtnlunitlon lm An
(lav Tii iri- iniivi an'1
youiiKiT ni mi a fMit'l lf
in df hit i.rticinl f 1 1 1 1 i ' m
i l i'hllBt rnfijtlll lltltin a n 't
""mint mil niii'i t i mi lift t i
tn Niixiih-il Iron aft a
liinl.li r. He Ma y m t
und 1 hp rlft'ir nf
"ii with un-
A ftfT
vks ,f huMc-M rmirinpin.-in tn offtcf ilu
11'". I Titt'l in Niixatcit Trim the tun- tmitn
rinalitit h it h help hrfnc "tu- n pliyKtcaT
l inK 1" that h i n t e f.f fitm tf whU-li 1h th
flcKir- i.f cvfcv hiHlthv niirnle-l man t vn
man. .Nuxated It.-n f cimmt-ri'l li wti-
rver r"--ln. (ho i i nf n t.-nir rentnrnttvi'
f-T lU-lill it;i t inn. cxhiiiiht i.,n and ovirwotic."
In r'.minnttliiK uin thin. ' Vr. .lamr
TranrU SnllU mi. fi.nnr.rly I'hynlrian of
n.l!pvu Hncpit.il enutdiMir Itt-pt.v" Nov
York, and 1 1 j - Wt hi stcr Cnunty ltns
ltitnl. pays: "A m,m ..f the prominpnee nf
fV.mminHi'ni('f f.'n miin ti I nr t Ki-at .ii.
in my opinion, hy c(.niin "in and ttdlitiir
Hie pcnp ahmit Nnxat-d hnn. 1 knmv nf
' no better invpHiiui"n t-i . m h h and f.irtify
the hlnrn npaiimt :ln- tliMUBandt ,.f diKcaw
pfrmti whlrb tTitrnt rfvuil In mnny
ptacci vloited hv a nvm I'x.kfnif aftyr
!h ili-niHandH nf. immttitants from cvry
land mho mini?1 1 our hrM Main- h man
nr woman K"fn thrnuirh 1 1 r onlv half iiv
(nff up lo tholr puNBihllftU simply h"cjinip
thry do nt renllp that th'dr wnkncM
nnd latitude may h m due t a lack
of miffirient tmn In tni Idm.d Tln-v neett
ti Htrcncih anil hUmt builder hut dn not
know whnt to take and ntt a r-ns(ntiMic-
1 ht-y often do themlve a Kt'ent in.lut y
hy rosortfnK to BiimulnntB. natroiic drua
wnd worthlt-Kfl nitdtiinal preparations, while
o.(hpm take oni form of mrtallto iron
V.Mrh, (n my oplnlrn. tthnuld no l.mKfr I if
ucneralty ttwd owlnir to Ua ffiat liahlllly
to injurft tltp tpfth and tomnrli."
Or. Oforjcn H. Httkr, f'rmfrly Phvsictan
nd Surgeon Mnnmnuth M i-morial Hopptta)
of New Jomey, aj: "I have found noih
triie in my experW-noe so rfftlve for hHp
Jt5t to mnk BtrottK. healthy, red blood td
men and women at Nuxated Iron. Fre-m
n careful examination nf the formula and
my own twt of XuxaU-d Iron. 1 feel eon
ild that It It a preparation which any-
j 5--iJL,.li-- K4t
UTL . , A TU iijr III' il.V9r ' -
If' in you mov Itp D C'iyv
rliirtv. dull of in- 1 U&S 'T
tncniot i , him v- P
and all run- I n
u or T)it wiili l
In Your idood sun I
ynm.j; In icdmg. I feh
vim and
V'r want of
an old man at
ti H.-ct, poor In
him, iiTilatdt'
ilow n." vhil'
plenty of
may aiit! 1
full of llf
lirtinnilnij o
et'S.v.
Am pt'i.if
of Km nter
ti'i' and VI
nee 'harN-n
tact
tain
' k tie jayi ; "I have found Ntix
a ti'd Iron of the ifieatet benefit
with
f thi t ike the ease
I'nited Stati'ii Son.
i--l,!TKdi-iitlal Xonil
A. Towne. who at
In Ktill a ei liable niniin-
f tlreli'na eaei ny ;
mm$mn
Senator
hh a totile and reu)ntive. Henoe
f'Tth, I fhali md he v it hout ft.
1 am Iti a ponition to testify -for
the benefit of others tn the re
markable and Immediate help
ftilttHK nf this ronu'dy, and I un
ht sitatitiKly recomin'-nd Nuxated
Iron to all who feel the need of
renewed enerpv and the regular
ity if hodlly fum-tinna, f
Then there in Former Health
rommln-doner William I?. Kerr,
f Chieaso. who is past the three
M-ore far mark, but still vit"r-
'us, a.-ilve. "ull of Ut. vim and
rnerffy. Former Health fommis-
sioner Krrr hh he believes hi"
wn perhnnal atlvity today is
:ai'ftfly due lo this use of Nuxnt
d Iron, and that he believes It
uht to be prescribed by every
phyKfeian and uted In every hos
pital in the emintry.
If you are not strong or well you owe It
to yourself to make the following test: "See.
how long, you ran work without beroinin
tired. Next Make two five-itnin tablets of
HON. AVTIIONV r.ll'KTTI
I'nllrtl Mi lieu nminiflinrr of ImmlKrHtliin
II it II K I H
IJi'i'ii Jiu'kKin, rnlir.irnln, July nn, 1KJ4
iAilmllli.il In ihe I'lillf.iriiin Tlnr 1S77 liln
lilct .ii"iiify. M(mlier nf tln I'niir.iinla
.Vi.wii'hl.1' ;:,ili, ti.'ini an.l tt.'lnl Hnwlon.
Si. Ho Senati- 2Jlli nnd 2ih Krminnii, Mtfin-,
l.i'l' "nniti'i'? lstil.r,. l'r.nlricntlHl Elwlnr
n Clvvriiin.l llrkpt inns. lvipKttla l,i the
I mnrt ntic NqtlnnHt f 'onvpnl l.in 1 Ht ; !'
.,. eii vni iif his t'rti"l" fov 1. S. .Ki'nal.ir
(U.lh hallntl nt sarrt SpmIoii (.'iilirm nlH
I.kIh!hUU' IMiti. Mile ('nmmlsiloner lii-ll-rral
of InimlKratlim by nppulntmpnt of
Pri'Mtilent Wllnn. Author of the Ijiw
known an th I'atnlnetll haw, pimio,) ,v
'iniKi-rM lstiti. uhrlr which hyiiraullc min
ing wuti reaumi'il In I'alifornin. and t'hilr
nuin of the CuliforTiiit roimnfimiiin f.,i- tho
nvlslon anil reform nf thi law.
jihVBiPian can tak hlmaolf or irraoine for ordinary Nimiit'-il Iron three Hmog ppr iluy
hl patient with Iht ntmivt "fonfldenoe of after meala.fnr Iwo wcekn. Then tett your
ohliilnlna trlfhly bneflcWil and aatiafactory ctrrnclh again and act how IliucU you hare
rvmill." , talndL
Manufaoturi'iV Note: Nuxatril ' Iron
whlrh has hern iu...( bv l 'oinmlnsloner
I'limlnelll unil olhein with uoh nurpria
Inir r.nult!. anil la prcseriliecl and reeoin
mended above by Dr. Ilaker, In not a aeeret
remedy hut one whlih la well known t
ili-UKKlaia everywhere, i'nllke the older In
orxnnle Iron prodiu l. It In eusily usn ml
luted and don not Injure the teeth, make
them bla.k. nor upset Ihe atomaeh. The
mnnufnt turera auarantee aiieoeenful and
enilrely antiafartory remlta to every pitr
chaaer or they will refund your money. It
ii dUjucMd by alt g4 drngfUta,
eCCIAL CORIIIIPONBtNri TO MOMNIN0 JOUMNAL)
Cin lslmil, N. M., I'd). 1. There are
four oil development uoins on i"
Kildy county at widely seppuraled
points and It is coiifidently helieved
I hut oil i.s soin? to I '' found at some
of them in iiuintities that will make
millionaires of 1'ecos valley Investors.
In one oil well it is said that a flow
has already liren found, but the own
ers arc poinif on down to tap the liig
Ke.st sand.
This well is north of Lakcwood and
is on the property secured hy the Il
linois Producers' company. This com
pany has a IiIr acreage and had gone
down 1.000 feet when the tools were
lost. When the diillei'H not them
again. It is said that ihey were thor
oughly impregnated with oil, and that
about two gallons of grease was taken
from one of the hue ktts. J
Another development is at Lake Ar
thur, where work Jinn been in proe-j
less for some time, but lately has
been shut down. This plant is being!
managed bv McWhorter, who knows
.is much about the strata as any man
living, us he has punched many arte
sian holes inti it, Another district
which is under development is that
one south and west .of Lake Arthur,
where a company is Retting; ready to
go to sea level. Several thousand
ai Irs arc blocked tip in leases.
The fourth district now under way
Is that one cast of Carlsbad, where
Ihe late Senator William Andrews'
leases are being renewed. Minneapolis
men and local capitalists are interest
ed in this venture, and there is already
a hole on the property which is said
to go down 3,000 feet. It is so valua
ble that extreme cari was taken in
plugging it, and when sufficient funds
are secured, this holo w'.ll bp opened.
Local prospectors are also interest
ed in sulphur lands in Texas, sixty
miles south of Carlsbad, and it is said
that this company has been promised
a spur twenty nilii g lond by the Santa
l'e, if it will go after the sulphur in
proper style. ,
I'EXTRAI, AVK.M K SI CTIIODIST
t III Hi ll.
Corner Central Ave. and Arim St.
A. I.. Ilowmiin, Pastor.
Sunday school, S:4.' a. in., H. G
Spruce, superintendent.
I'reiirhing, 11 a. in. Subject: "W hat
Is Man?"
Kpwoith League, 6:30 p. ni.
I'll aching, 7:30 p. m. Subject: ' The.
Christ We Forgot."
The public is invited to worship with
us Sunday. A spei ial musical pro-!
grain has been arranged for the even
ing hour you will enjoy it. I
l'HKSUYTEKIAX III 11CII.
(Corner I'lrtli und Silver Avenue.) I
liu(;h A. CooM-r. Cliarlin It.
MeKeun, Pastors. !
Sundry school, 9:45 a. m.; E. R.
Crisly, Superintendent.
II a. m. Worship. Text: "(live Yf
Thoin to Kiit."
Organ prelude: "Choral," ( I'.oell
m.'in.) Solo: "Itevelatlon," (Egener.) Air.
Kanady.
( iffertory : "Prayer," (Ti uette.)
Mate quartette: "The Beautiful
Country," (Parks.) Messrs. Pailel,
Cristy. Kanady, .McKean.
:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E.
Topic: "The Pest Things of Chris
tian Kndeavor," Titus 2:11-14; 3:8.
Leader: Mrs. C.eorge F. Mitchell.
7:30 p. m. Worship.
Theme: "a New Heaven and a Now
Karth."
Organ prelude; "() Kalutaris IIos
tla," (Gounod.)
Quartette: "Guide. Me O Thou Great
Jehovah," (Thompson ! Miss Wolk
iiiB, Mrs. McKean, Mr. Cristy, Mr.
McKean.
offertory; "Priere, a Notre Damp,"
(liorllnian.)
ing to tearh in the Snday school will
find most helpful. All are invited.
The monthly social and business;
meeting o fthe C. K. society will be!
held at the home of Miss Kthel Herby.j
322 Soiii.li Seventh street, on Friday!
evening.
I 1 1 I.ST .MKTHOIUST DI'ISCOPAL.
nier Lead anil South Tldrd.
liarlcs Oscar lUfkiiwn I'uOr
Mis Ixlith ;orliy Denconcis
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. D. A.
Porterfield, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m.
prill 7:30 p. m. Morning theme:
"Clinging to Heaven Ily the Hems."
Kvening topic: "The Heart of the
Hihle." Special music at both services
under the direction of Mrs. L. rS.
Lackey.
.KIIIX'S Kl'lSt OI'AI, C1UT.OI.
1'oincr 1 ourili ami .silver.
Dr. L. 11. SI li licll. l av Kca.lcr.
Morning prayer and address at
o'i'lork.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. in.
Services in guild hall in the rear
t lif church. i
11
of
Kpworth league, 6
Ktinice Thorn, leader.
A welcome for all.
:30
ni. Miss
Tun cnntni OP CITKIST.
The Church hf Christ meets eaifh
Lord's day in the southwest basement
room of the public library.
Song service from 1 o to 10:30 a. n.
P.ihle study from 10:30 to 11:30.
Communion from 11:30 to 12.
Hible lesson for Sunday. February
2, "The Name." Head First Peter,
fourth chapter.
Would he glad for all who are in
terested In this study to meet with us.
Fillers: .1. II. Edwards, It. A. Talley.
i i u.st cox;iti:r;.vi'iox.L
CHUHCll.
Corner Coiil anil South liroadway.
Harold S. Davidson. lli. I)., paslor.
Residence, .124 South Kdilli.
Morning service at 1 1 o'clock. Sub
ject of sermon, "The changing Ameri
can Ideal." Special musical features:
Prelude, "Consolation," (IJstz.)
Offertory, "Fantaisie," (Chopin.)
Anthem, '() Come Let t's Sing," G.
P. Nevln.
Organist, Allene Kixler.
Sunday school at 9: 4,1, before the
morning service. Superintendent,
Herman L. Snyder.
Kvening service at 7 o'clock. After
a discussion of Ihe topic by the mem
bers of the C. K. society, the pastor
gives an address. These meetings are
exceedingly interesting. The topic this
evening is "The liest Things In Chris
tian Endeavor." (Titus 2:11-14; 3:7-
8), and the leader, Miss hither Far
mer. The Wednesday evening meetings
for prayer and fellowship are proving
most helpful. The passage for discus
sion this week will be Gal. 1:11-24.
The mecMng wil be held at the borne
of Mrs. Coons, 401 South Edith. Im
mediately preceding the meeting
from 7:15 to 7:45 Mrs. Heald will
start a series of lessons on Child Study
which parents as well fjs those prepar-
Y. W. C. A. Notes
iTIS LEAGUE
IS ENDORSED BY
ARIZONA SDLQMS
IBV MOININQ JUUaNAL BelCIAL LCA4XD wins!
Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 1. Arizona to
day officially declared for the forma
tion of a league of nations to pre
serve the world's peace when Gov
ernor Thomas R. Campbell signe'd
the house concurrent resolution
which urges on congress the estab
lishment of such an International or
ganization. other resolutions signed hy the
Rovernor to be forwarded to congress
were: A senate joint memorial urg
ing congress to start immediate con
struction of the Gila river dam near
Ran Carlos Indian reservation, a pro
ject which, it is said, will reclaim
lands sufficient to provide for 40,
000 people.
A senate joint resolution asking!
congress to urge on the president the
advisability of instituting negotiations
for the purchase of Lower California,
a strip of northern Sonora and the
Corondo islands. 1
A senate Joint resolution commend
ing President Wilson's leadership
during the trying poriod of the war.
NEWMAN IS GRANTED
BAILJDF. $20,000
v morning jO'jftNAk aae?L I'Aaca w.aal
Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 1. BondB of
$20,000 were fixed by Judge Frank
te Souza in justice court today for J.
1). Newman, sheepman of Flagstaff
and Winslow, when he was arraigned
on the charge of murder In connec
tion with the killing' of Frank Hoc
tor, sheepman of Kpringervllle, fol
lowing a meeting of the two men on
the desert road southeast of Hot
Springs Junction Thursday.
County Attorney L. M. Laney is in
disposed and was unable to go further
into the matter today, but it was an
nounced at his office that a post mor
tem examination would be. held some
time before the opening of the pre
liminary hearing. ,
In case there lire enough young
women to register for another motor
mechanics class one will be instituted
at once. It will lie necessary, how
ever, to have ten or twelve regis
trants. Hoth day and evening Hible classes
have been well attended, and en
joyed. The dramatic club of the Y. W. C
A. will liive a two-act comedy, "A
Modern Cinderella at Y. VV. headquar
ters on February 15. Mrs. Garcia, di
rector of the club, is well pleased with
their work and promises a perform
am e which will delight every one who
is fortunate enough to be present.
The business and professional wom
en of Albuquerque were invited to
supper at the Y. W. G. A. lust Thurs
day evening. About orty responded
to the invitation and an organization
was affected. The next meeting will
be held at headquarters next Thurs
day evening at 6:30. All business and
professional women in the city are in
vited. The first girls' basketball game ever
played on Y. M. C. A. floor will be
staged there on the evening of Febru
ary 4, at 8 o'clock, when the Y. W.
C .A. girls will piy university girls.
Headquarters committee of the Y.
W. will give a reception to members
and friends of the association from
3 to 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Y. W. C. A. is in need of a good
many dishes and kitchen utensils and
the board has decided to make this
reception the occasion for a shower.
Those friends who feel kindly dispos
ed are asked to bring something in
the way of dishes or kitchen utensils
and spend a social hour with the la
dles In charge of Y. W. O. A. affairs.
MANY PRUSSIANS TO
COME TO AMERICA
V MONIN JO NAL aMeiAL HU VOXI
New Y'ork, Feb. 1. Warning to the
American people that many, German
officers are planning to come to the
United States, "to evade payment of
war taxes at home," was Riven here
today by MaJ. Monson Morris, of the
39th infantry, upon his arrival on
the army transport Kiboney
Major Morris, 'who, on the day the
armistice was signed, was command
ant of an American prison camp at
Kic.helieu, France, where 832 Ger
man prisoners, including a major gen
eral, were confined, declared they
were "the most arrogant, impudent,
contemptible and meanest of men."
"I want the American government
end the American people to ' know
that those 'birds' have made up their
minds to come over here," he contin
ued. "They stated to me that they
could make real money here and
evade the taxes in Germany which
would have been inevitable even if she
had not been defeated. They kicked
Bbout everything and showed them
selves to be real Prussians, which is
the last word in contempt. Further
more, they would not admit defeat."
WAXTF.D Clonn cot ton mjn. Jour,
mil office.
I MM in.TF. COXCKPTIOX
tlllP.lH.
Sodality mass, 7:00 a. m.
Children's mass, X:3o a. m.
High mass and blessing of condl'
10:00 a. m.
Kvening service, 7:30.
BROADWAY CIIRTST1AX CItfRCIl
Corner Gold Avenue a ml Koulli
I'.ioatlwav.
F. Gaylord Roberts, Pastor.
Residence 120 South liroadway.
Bible school, Mr. Dcaring, Supt.,
9:4.1.
Communion and preaching 11 a. m.
Subject, sermon number two on:
"The Conquering Church."
The Christian Endeavor society
meets at 6:30.
Preaching following at 7:3".
Mrs. McLowed and Mrs Mtze, pian
isis. Judge W. I'. McDowell is teacher
for the young men's class in the llible
school. Young men of the university
are requested to join this class. A spe
cial 'invitation urgently given to
church members. A general Invita
tion Is graciously given to ail strangers
In the city without church homes
Good, worshipful singing. All are
welcome.
Y. AV. C. A. YF.SPK.Rs.
Vespers services and friendly hour
at the Y. W. C. A. this afternoon at
4 o'clock. Miss Pears wil! be In
i liarne and everybody is invited.
IMMVXI'l'L KVANGFI.IC VL
UJTIIKRAN CHURCH.
Comer of Gobi Avenue and Arno
Street.
Carl Schmidt. Pastor,
Residence, 308 South Arno street.
Phone 2017.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Regular services 11 a, m
sermon: "Itenefits Which Afflictions
Bring."
Illbjec
LffflCt
CHRISTIAX SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science services are held
at 618 West Gold avenue, every Sun
day morning at 11:00 o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:4.1 o'clock.
Wednesday evening meetings at 8
o'clock.
Reading room open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 2:30 to
5: 30 p. m., room 9, Melini bldg.,
412 1-2 West Central.
A free circulating library, Includ
ing 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 at-
ST. PAI L'S KNGI.ISH I.ITIIHIW
CHCIICH.
Corner Silver und Slxlh.
Arthur M. Knuil-i ii, Pastor.
Residence, 300 S. Sixth. Phone 2299,
9:4.1 a. ih., Sunday school. Classes
fur all. A. W. Kniemer, superinten
dent. 11 a. m., Worship with sermon by
the pastor. Theme: "The Woman at
the Well." Special music by the choir.
6:30 p. m. .Christian Kndeavor meet
ing. A special program has been ar
ranged by the officers. Topic, "The
Best Things in Christian Endeavor."
Leader, Miss Marie Schadel.
7:30 p. m. Worship. The pastor wiH
give the closing message on phillp
Pians. Theme, "Rejoicing in Christ."
The choir will render a special an
them. Monday evening, 7; SO p. m.-The
monthly business and social meeting
of the Christian Endeavor society will
lie held at the home of Miss Maud
Still, 1809 West Central.
Thursday afternoon, 2:30 p. m. The
Ladies Aid society will meet in Ihe
church parlors.
NORTH I'Ol UTII STREET GOSPEL
HALL.
1300 North Fonrtn Street.
9:4.1 a. m. Sunday school and Biblo
c'ass. Topic this week; "The Giving
of the Manna."
11 a. ni. Breaking of bre.id in re
membrance of the Lord.
Preaching of the gospel at S p. m.
by Carl Armerding. Subject: "God's
Melting Pot." This address is the
third in a scrips on the life and times
of Elijah the prophet. Now is a good
time to begin attending church again.
Don't neglect j our soul. All welcome'.
Chronic Constipation. '
There are people who never have a'
movement of the bowels without it is
produced by a cathartic. Most of
them have brought that condition on
themselves by the use of mineral
waters and strong cathartics that take
too much water out of the system and
aggravate the disease they are meant
to relieve. A mild laxative tonic like
Chamberlain's Tablets affords a gen
tle movement of the bowels that you
hardly realize has been produced by
a medicine, and their use is not so
likely to be followed by constipation.
LUMBER Cement, Plaster
Albuquerque Lumber Company
42 NORTH FTRST KTRKFT " " " "
Elbert Hubbard
said of a tall chimney that he saw
from a railroad car window
I
1
r J "I I knew the his
SJ tory of the business
represented by that
chimney, I could writesa won
derful story!" ,
Did you ever give serious thought
to the story written in the Big
Chimney of your Electric Service
power plant?
How every foot of that Tall
Monument contributes to the con
venience, ease and happiness of
vour home life, your business.
v'
How those Big Electric Genera
tors are whirring day and night,
supplying a power, a force, that
will do your bidding in a thousand
ways at the snap of the switch?
Think what your home, your of
fice, store or factory would be
without it! It inspires a sense of
appreciation doesn't it!
And It suggest! Am I taking ad
i vantage of all the helps Electricity
will give me? Is it possible that I
. am actually losing time, food, fuel
ami labor that could easily be rest,
recreation, comfort and ease by fur
i ther Kiectric Helps? ,
?
Thn Hlg chimney ran render
si ill further, good service.
And wo will bo Elad to help
plan give you expert Electrical
vlco mid assistance.
yon
you
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ALBUQUERQUE
GAS & ELECTRIC
COMPANY
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