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FOUR
TITE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1914.
The Evening Herald.
Punllnhed by
THE KVEMXU IIKIlAI.n, ISC.
CCOH'JK 8 VAIJ.IANT, Manager
II. B. 1IEN1NO Kdltor
ruhllahed every afternooa i-
cen tJir, at II North Hcon4
Hired, Albuquerque, N, M.
Entered econd-i la mattar
I lha poatotTlea at AlhuiUerqua,
N M., under tha Art of March I.
111.
On month r nU or carrier, lor
on, week i carrier lio
One year hy mall or carrier
In ad van. a It. 00
Telephones:
flu el neaa
Editorial
Office. .
Roomi,
,..14i
.. .11
Ah M mm: 4.o s.
"A
M A I X K
I'nliiii,"
of Imia"
gor. .! RufH the
In a political ait'
etandtng. It
ha
often prove! i true aiiyltM l"e
rcMill In Mure t il.t waf lv'l
llh cuper-lnl Intereat.
A lTiii.i'i ii i ti ll governor
nf Mmne yealcrdny l.y n plunillty
mine -hut itreuter ihiin thm glwn
t..r rrcaiden! W llano In Ivli. The
- m i K t I'M loii ii I Ii-k.i ( l.'ii. three It"--pul.lltuna
ulld, oin- iH-moiliil, at.peiir
l.i hmr reniiiliieil uiu mingcd, lull
in.' in. ritanf.l Ih'iihm nut-- majority
in I hi- i.l.il.' linllol ut alKtilflcanl of
what iiiwy l.e rxpected throughout
Ihe mil iuii. The I nited Stnlea la !'
hlml rrmiili-nt Wllai.rl anlnliy mid all
I, ill iiouniinouly. It iipprnvca hi"
poll. 1..; it iidiiilrca hiN t length mi'l
pet kkii ih nl purpow; It hiiB mn
mh m e in Ini Juilfiiii-iit mi l Imih I"
IiIn ideula. Tin. off year ! ctluli. In
Me ml i I netting uKuiiiKt l In- I'Hily I"
power, an Iihh uulliiiirlly heen the
caae. will reull I" lhi M-iurti i.f
laim-i ma). mi y i.f Ik'iiimci.iih In con
Etc limn itfr In-fore.
Tin- remit In Muliif, however, Ima
another ph'ie of cepci l.U Itilcrcat
lur tin- ruunlry. While fidom-l
Itonacvclt him heen campaigning "'
I.oiiihIiiiih ulul blackguarding the ud-riilnli-ii
utlun with hla talk nf "hl.irk
inuil" In the Colombian treuly mut
ter. thuMi aectlotia f tlm country
where he hiul atrcngth In the In"'
election appear to have been quietly
anil guoceaefully forgctlinii him. til"
linllrlra u nil hla i-rty. In 112 l
I'rogrcioiive vote wua gerund In Miilne
mill with Its total of 4k,ihh or more
came olnee tu In-1 11 K auceeaalul. In
yertcriliiy a election it dropped IM
a hiul third, the rrogreaaive candi
date fur governor receiving only
hIhiiiI one-th'.rd aa many ua wera
mat fur the defeated ataiul-imt lie
luililliHli runilliliile.
Tin-: m:mix or runs.
IT IS InlereatiiiR to note the ;ilet.dy
liiirniHe In the nmtiher of falra
In New Mi nn o and their ln
ireiiaitiK ionilarlty. Nothlnic U more
alaiilfiiant of the growth of thl
etate. Ijmt week, thl.i week unJ
next, falra. comitiunlty erd county,
lire bein.i held ull over th- atate, nnd
the liHl contlnuea iriiclli'lly without
lnterriiitlon tint II after he atnto fair,
1 ut., lor tu . From FarmlnKton
and Axlee In the norlhwut to lloa'
well and
Art.elJ In the aoullie
hi.. I fron.
I '1 nun In the aouthweat
t'layton In the northeuet
corner to
corner, nery county In tho atule lhl
year In holding aome form of ethlhl
lion of Ha iirndui-ta in onnectlnn
with eoine imueeitient nterinlMe for
the eo,ile.
The liu reaaed llet of New Mexico
fair la l.roof of their ilue. Knlrw
wuiililn'i be held, and certainly not
in nn. h Inoreneed ntimhera. If they
wrrr not wanted and If Itiey did li"t
Hi i oiri.ieh aome kind of Ui finite re
fiiMa There U plenty of nptiorl unity
l..r Inmriiition In them. Many
liililln have the nuuliiy of aukkeallon
und there ' alwava InHtruitlon In
n etowd. It In liixtrni m e and atlm
iilntlnK to -e line fruit nnd eleck
lin-htoi k, and It loin hea locul iride
I,, llml that the Mute ciii produce
theee tlilnae In ftm hi itialiliea.
I -.ut the real value of the fair"
I. mil. county, it ml r 1. 1 and atate and
we have all varietlee In .New Mexl'-c.
I that they hrlli the people t.m, th-
r, widen our lummiMul and aoi'Uil
rehitiotia. aive opportunliy for the
linen hauae of Ideua and reault In
aeiieial broudelilnn prori which le
lurx.lv helnfnl. The atate fulr. ki
the ctilminutlon of all the local, conn
tv and dlatrM falra, Ii a valuable
edu. iitloiial iiiatitutlon. lu capnbil
II lea for em-ouruf Inn del elnpment
are lartte and It will become of In
1 leaaiiic Imnnrtanre a Inflllenie
In thla direction la recoinlaed, aa
aeema to be recoghlred thla year
niuir generally thun ever lefore
I'l Tl IIIJtX.iAIUZ,
H m It. llKltNANHKZ la expected
naturullr. to muke aome lm
inediute and definite rep
lu the demand from within l:ia party
thut he rem-n from the Itepublu
ticket ua the ground of hia paet ot
lh la I record. Naturally there la ron
Ki.li-ml.le Inlrreat In wh.it he will
have la ear. W ill ha eaig:i and thui
.mIihII tin. milli t Die iIihik'k iiiu.le?
r will he remain nn the tnket and
miilertrt ke . diproe lh"e thiirr'""
While fieinoi rate generally hud
Utile ili-fif In an Into t.mi hm' iil
In thin 1 niiinin, and no e.- ml
111 i-il In do the hiirea aaulnxt
llerniimlei having innir from within
hia own liHt'y. and In definite enO
direit form, the eoile Reneially, re
Kiirdlena of iollllia, have a right (
an iiiiniedltci and definite and 1 lenr
1 ut rinolie frnm the ltemhllran
randldate: one Way or the other. To
the lieniorrau It tnaken roinimrntlve
Iv little diff-renr, whether Mr. Id-r-iinmli-a
aei off the Hi'nilllnin tlket
or hot. Hi. la n r:my to defeat
anv other lnndn ran'll.lnte: and
lirolmhly a little enai r.
Hut the nit. ml ion la ilirnllv up
Mr. Ilemainlea, If he isn iroVe
that he la Iniioient of the (htiruen
of "l of ll la 1 inie 0I11I111 1 he will
ruliiliy have Dallied dome airthyih
for a not unnatural eviiipmhy will
have Iji" 11 ( nuiiil for lino. Uut, In
view of the lint that the 1 hiirgi
iilnnl him It. made Ii) IteiiulillninH.
and not hy the opiioeitiK rt . the
lit oof iiiiikI i,r tiifiiiite "id liritfl
lioaellillliy of dlHput. If Mr. Her
iiuiule ri i off the to ki t the lu ino
rrata will 1 heel fully rejdy to t"kc
on the next Witini. It U ti to Her-niiinlex.
Wil li III lit I UHi UtHlK.
Full thi- benellt of the niitni-l fu"
orvanltiitlotiH who helped to
aell nearly 4j,UUII,IIUV Red
ft ., aeala 'it year and for the ren
eral pnlill.', the American Itcd '!.'
mid the National Aewielation f'" Ihe
Stud and Prevention of Tui 11 -uh elu
have framed a i.llilli..li of n ill tu
beriuloHia work (.Iiowiiih hon lli.
proi eed from iIh im- holiday nl iki"
mv lu he ukiiI. The ilef ililt'o.i In. ill"
the expemll'iire of money onl for
the year emllne, April 30, lla.
The delliilllon waa framed it n r
cent mectiUK of the Xittloiinl Aio-
union fur the Htudy and l'r. enlnui
of Tuberciiloela and elatie th.it the
term "anil-tuberciiloala oik4' ua H
reiiilen to the expenditure of Jtec
t'roxa aeal money ahull Ini'.uilc the
following uctlvitiea:
1. The ct'tiat ruction of hoapltal
or aniiHtorla for the care of the tu
berculoua. 2. The tii iintenam e of the tuber
culous. X. The provlalon of d.iy or nlxht
campa for the tuherculoua, the pro
vlMioti and niulntenuni e of d I ape near -lea,
vlaitltiR i.uraea. open air achoola.
frenh air claaeea, or preventorla fr
thu care or treatment of lubirculoue
imca or for the prevention of the
apread of iiilierculoala.
4. The m.ilntenani'e of education
al or li'KlalaUVf) a.'tlvitlea which have
for their object the prevention of in
fection with tuberciiliMii.
!r. f'harlea J. Hatfield, executive
c. rel.iry of the National iiw.h lutlun.
auya in comtnentli.K on thla defini
tion: "We h.ipe by thla mcana lu pre
vent the apending, particularly ot
mall auma of money. In uaele'a nc-
1 Ull lea, und to illrnt the efforta of
all unil-tubri'iiloxia agenilea ulonK
the linea which will produce mod
ree'iltji for the money Inverted. We
are In thorough aympathy and co-011-
eration with every movement for
better community or individual
health, but if thla Itrd t'roaa Meal
money la tu he apent. an ve ndver
tine, only for tuberculoma work, wo
wiah to aee that It la expended tu the
beat advantage."
The Open Season for I
the Dope Artist t
(Springer Stockman.)
Now la the open aeaaon when the
iiewiipapHrg are culled upon to uxaiat
oiiit, tcllowa In getting an ottl'-e,
when nothing la aaid about how the
newapuper mun la doing to get hia
Ih ur and bacon. All th average
n.. wpairr wu-i.a la what ia right and
eiiHouable. A newapuiier in a legin
o t liiKtltutlon. a.ime aa a grocery
atote; It ti.kea money to pay eipenaca
Ml buy g.iodx. Cum Hi. an promia
have no value, they are wurthleaa
iaterul, and In fact a -campaign
ITomiae la .lit gel. Pariy Jireag liu
ie.iJa are now t uaged in enui;.g i-'K
till kiada t; d ne, moat ull of It
lokiill to u tic.s.M ai'rr wherir any It-
te liucnuc la tP. ployed. A c.impaun
prcni Liinau U un Inault to the inle -l.gent
proa, aa aome fellow ia geti-
ei.iliy in liuric wlio hua been a l,n.-
ure in the nrwapiiprr Iiuiiii . The
lull of aome fcllowa la cimply flrne.
1 ne aenda out a lot of political l l
h wi.-.ta Publlkhed free, and ha hua
the Call tu write: "Tina la nuif'. In
the nature of an experiment, and
there will be no charge until au h a
time aa I tan aee further ahead, and
then, If di aired by all purttea, we cun
make other arrangemente. All 1
a ant now la to be put on your Hal for
two vopita of your pu, .Illation." The
above ia rontldance tme par and
aimi'l. If the political partita would
rntruat more of their canipaijna to
the preaa, Inalead of lntulllng; them
with ahuaive aluff from g luteal led
"prena bureau.' with a rniucat, to
"pleaae publiah." they would lie more
auccraaful. The day of ahuee baa
Pawed; It la detrimental tu the party
reporting to it; people theae daya ulr
liKlined to favor the under dog. '
llih! Itch! Itcht Kcralchl Scratch!
Scratch! 'J lie mora you arait h, tht
wuim the Itch. Try lioan'a Hit
neni. ror tiuiiui, gny akin In hiog
ttu w Uwa. .
COLOC
mmA tldllbjb '
TDK ! o. I'.
fevnia to miree
The .arl'a In
A pliKhl.
Krom lien llernan
To I a Ann
1 lie ouilook la
A Krlahl.
-O
TMK VNTHrAI, feature of thla
rninpnian ia Hie unanimity of oplnlnn
no.-iK In nnl.ll. linn that the f.arlv Ih
Hiked.
TMK F..THSIAMTI' oinln ol
the ItUKHiun opera waa not due Iw
I'elroarnd a i:utiallty for Wagner. '
V -
I'tiflTloNS of the tlplterdainv
una, howevir, were aung a del'trl
by the ccneor.
O
11XK f.iMirlie war a.ma la "S.ime
budv I, led."
O-
AI'STItlA In her favorite purainl
t punlKhlni; Herxla, mum frel like
ilnd who suddenly diwovera that
Johnny hua grown up.
'!.. Wiilternoti Ih hnvlng a Utile
war of hl owl with tlernnin-Ainerl-rana.
Mar. Ilcnry cun t k-ep out of
a light.
O -
TUB MKDIi'AI. expetta hn nre to
judge lh He ter llnhiea coiiteal de
al . e the Iron I'l
- O -
IlKltMAX V'S otllc.al denkil that we
are going to 1,11 II.. wll.i the alln-a hua
iiiuh.mI intctiae relit f in thla nation.
lilSt'uVKH V i f three ill-lln.-t 1 iv
lllxatioiia out in Tljeraa cauvon citi-i-M
ua 0:1 to hopt that we tuny mid yet
another aa the brain lilla up tin Mil-
:.
. - O
WHAT hna lie.-i.nie of the old fault
luneil new a atorv about Hurry K.
Thaw?
RVKX the Sea Serpent haan't d ircd
to ahow up In the North aen thla
tun.
O
WK Vf'XTt'lt K to siiRRein that II
man who could fill nil re.iilrement
and harinonlie nil elemeiiia In the
event Hernaiidei remgne, la our fel
low tow immnn Modeatu I', urtli.
o
THIS SEASON'S moat atylinh coif
fure la CKpeclully beconilng tu bald
headed women.
HEIt.MAN KIUDKIt calla Itlchnrd
llnrding lavla 0 newapuper anlper;
which ia certainly the aitperlative
even In the h'kher criticiam.
TIIK ItrSSlAX cenaor la the only
Conaiatent party in the bunch. He
liuan't been defeuled yet.
TMKiu'.'H . ni:snN.
(Tucumciirl Sun.)
The Quay County Preaa, the organ
of the ltepubllcan party In thla enun'
haa decided after a heroic alruKKle
to (put. The entire equipment I be
ing ahlpped out, tnoi of It Rnlng to
(ikl.ihomii. The lurger preaa will go
to Nnra Vlaa to lie uaed In gelling oui
the paper there. Mr. II. II. Wolver
ton und family hnvi. moved to Nura
Vlaa und will take charge of the New,
at that place.
The ITeaa la the third printuhop
thnt hna atarted tip and failed in Tu
cumciirl during the poat three yeara.
which ought tu prove that there la
only room for two papera here. If
ty one clee thlnka he la hound t
atari another paper In Tucumcarl
there a no liae of hi Itolnn to the ex
penae of Importing an equipment to
print It on. We h'e an old preaa
and an extra ahlrttall full or type
that we will ldly loan him long
enough to demount rate to hla full ant
iHlactlon thnt a third paper can't be
run on a paying Uaaia In Tucumcarl
ut preaent.
Ih-ttltUf 1 Ml Ku re Tiling'.
Merlin, ricpl. II. Among the
acribera to the tjerman war loan ure
tho Krupp firm and family, who have
tuken 7 million dollnra of the
bond. Further lurge aubarrlptlotia
ir,lv hat a been reerlved by the
Kelt hHlmnk.
llcln YiMiraelf tn the Muah.
iPeraoiial Inthe London, Kng.. Timeg )
I JACK So kind of you to rememner.
l.-ar. I have longed for a word
from vou, but thought I wa forgot
ten. Ive PltlUHT KVKS.
. - 1
Lincoln was a Great
Man Therefore Vote
for Hughey Williams X
tttalon Rang.)
We all of ua rememiier the talea of
the ivoyhood of thoae Who have beefi
cunilldiilea for ottl. e, and thoae ator
lea have atayed with u In the after
v.. .r. v hare not forgotten the
hooka of long ago which told of the
l,iti.. BlrtiuKle of IJncoln. the rail
Milliter: of tlarfleld. the canal driver
and the atorlea of the early efforta of
ao many of our public men, hauling
onward m the world, agamet the aw
ful odda which confront everyone win.
la trying tn make hia way.
Hugh Wlllluma. candidate for cor
potation omiiii"ioner, on the H l-'-'-licau
ticket, mw lh harah und il
treaainc aid of ltt In hla eai.y i.iit.
und It required the aierllng d-leiniin-uil.11
and many courage wlmh la a
part of hia make-up. lo win out, g.iin
in aa he did, on promotion atter an.
oihfr, from tha cm I'l.tai uu witlt
which he waa connencd. The pol-
tion he hold, ha won In
reci gnlaed fidelity und peculiar fit-
neaa. Now, after the experience In
thu poaltlon he la only bet ter qualified
than before to woik out thone proo-
lenig, whi h are lor Ihe good of the
people of thla great atote; and he la
heait and aoul bound up In the de
al re to do )ui thia thing. It la not
neccaaury fop the otera of Nrw Meg.
Icu lu epecut.'ile on what poaitioa
ilugh Wlilikuia will take oa certain
LARGE HTlEflDnfiCE
EXPECTED ATTHE
SUNDAY SCHOOL
iO
tocnl Officers Muking Ar
rangements to Provide Ac
commodations for 2."0 Dele
pates from Other. Towns. -
ELABORATE PROGRAM
FOR 3-DAV SESSION
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner and
W. C. Pearce Prominent In
ternational Sunday School
Workers to Attend.
Ijii.-I oMVirg. of the Viw ' MexK o
Sta'e Suinlay School naaociution look
for an aitendan... if Pot le tbnn
Kii' hiitnlred and lifly delegate- from
other towna at I hi- thirteenth annual
convention of the !toclation whlcii
will 1 i.'ivene In thm city on S. ptcmber
J!Mh for a aeaelon ..( three da). 11. S.
1. II hi;..", trfiiaur. r ol lhi Uite onmi
elation imi.l thla inortilng that not 1' '
llia-t i'Mi would come from other
towna and Unit In- would not be aur
PiimmI aboiild ru n a large inn-ndniu'c
malerlallxe. Mr Mary Fimti Hiy
ncr, aiiprt'liiteniient of .he clctnenl.iry
IivihIoii of the liilcrnutloiiul aHaocl-
itl inn W. I', pearce, ii.-ncati- gen
eral aecrelary of the great nrgumxa
Inn, Hill be miioiig tile proinitu fit
Mic.ikera at the 1 .invention. The pro.
Kiant for the linn, dnva followa:
TitCMlnjr Moetittii. KitinilM-r '.'it. Il I.
g t'onvenlM.H galled to order Ol
I.ea'1 Avenue M.-thoiliHt Kpiwopiil
chur.-h. Itevotliinnl exercle, led e
l!ev. t. n. Iteckinan of Albu.iieriiie.
9 4.' Knrollnn lit of deh galea und
hnndahakina.
iii:K) Addri'Mm of welcome:
1. tin hehiilf of the illy, l. t'. O.
Cuhman, preal.l. nt of the Commer
cial club, Alhitiiut rque.
2. nn behalf ol the Sunday achoi.H
MHS. MltY nisTKIl IIHVM'II.
SiiMTliilcniP'nt r..cnM'iilr IMUhIoii
Internationnl Sundriy -xliool
AwuMlallon.
of licrn.ihllo county, by Prof. H. r.
Mitchell, 101111:7 prealdent.
Iteaponat. by Dr. C.. T. Veal of llm
well. lil:."n T ie prealdcnl g addrciig.
11.10 MiMlc.
11:15 Tin- Work Since the Santa
Fe Convention. Itev. W. C. Merrill.
lnternatoi;i Held gecretury for the
gouthueat.
11:35 What I Saw und Heard at
the fhicauo Convention, by live dcl-
egatea. 15 minute ea h.
1. Mr. t liarlea Hewitt. AHu.Uer'U0.
8. Mra. ! W. Carr, Portalea.
3. Mra. I'. A. Portt-rllcld, Alliuuuer-
Ue
4. Mra. I. A. ColllnKa. Cuhero.
6. Mr W il. Ogle, Iji Vegua.
11:50 -In: i-uaaion of the reporta
from Chi. :mi).
12:iii A.iiuurnment.
Tiit-Mlar AltcriHKMi, hoi4. 9. Ull.
2:00 I " otional aervice. A Piole
verae from veryone, led iiy IteV. 8. E.
Alliaon, Ah,uiucriue.
2:15 p. rt of the aecnlury; re
port of the trctmurer, ppoinimeiit of
cotnmltii
J:J0 -Ti- elementary work. He
port from Mra. W. t. Oldham. I'nr
tale, dep. .i inenl auperititciident.
- - 4 " Thr Call of the Child. Mm.
Mary l -. ur Hryner. gupeniiteniieiii
elcniiniiv dlvlelon. International
Siiii.I iv r-'. hool aaaocgitlon.
3 i-l ne mlniiiea fnnn a friend
of cm h r the following:
l.i I The Cradle Hull.
(I, I Tin. Hegl'.iticr.
t 1 The Prlnmrle.
t.i 1 The Juntora. . .
S 30 MllHC.
:t 31 Tin peat Sunday
-.t..r Saw. and Why. HeV
hool
, John
M. Zlegli r, 1). V.. Of Helen.
3 jr. The Secondary Work. He
port 1mm Mr. Cbarle' Hewitt, au
pi tlnten.li nl of aecotid.iiy depart
ment, Allu.iieriue.
3. SI The Tern Attc Hoy. Mr.
f. Potinc. aaBniliue general aecretary
Inlet national Sunday Si hool oaaix la
tlon. .
iiuealluim und how he will alainl on
..i... ... iit Inventory haa been
made.' und by H. he cuil be Judged
Ilia whole record la the r cord of a
.. . 1.- nle. and yet iioaaea-ed
go no
- h...
.(-.)
r
- if
- -ev "
aaxe of hla',.f . , y.,e of Jull.e. With
theae iiualitlca of nature a id with m
uperleme of Ihe paat three yearg W
(hr pnaltlon, 1 it t"'l the putt of wla-
dom and good rlllaenanip t.. re-cie
William to thl ponliH.n which '
haa au well and gatlaljcl.iry lilledT
Accldeiitg will happen,
regulated fumllli keep
Kclectic Oil for auch
Two ghwa, 256 and kOC,
but the
Dr. Thoiuua
eioergeni lea.
t all alore.
4 0-11.11. 1 Work 11 Help for l!ie
Tein Age. Mr, Aildi..n Hall, anpei-
Intendent hntul wink department, A'-
llll.i. T'lUO.
4:40 Cma I Have Made of Hand
Work, ly three l.-.i. Ih-ih j minute
each),
4:. '.1 Matter of himlneea. An
nouni ementa.
&:fl- Ad Inurnment.
Toi-Mlar I leiilog, Sii.temM e Jt. 111.
" 45 Song ei vice, led l Mr. C J.
Ahdrewa,
:U AdilteK-, "The Sunday Si hold
Motive," ,y K, kIH Itov. K. II. Howdeii,
bivhofi of the dlxceae of New Mexii .
t:'i Mul...
:"0 Addriaa, 4Tm S.inday S. hol'l
a World Power.-' by Mr. W, c. I "in rep,
aaoi i.ite g-neral aecretary of the In
iernntlunal Suinlav School n-mn lai loll.
WciIih-hIut M"rittntt, St-pt, Hit, Jflll,
OU lt 10:Vj Conrercn. ea ua lid
lonn; , tP County Prraidenta nnd iilfl.era,
led by Mr. MerrltL Thiec
county pretldcnta to apeak,
(b) r.ii-iiii iii..i .1. ; iiitment, led .iy
Mra. Prymr.
tc Se.-ondnry department, by
. Mr. Pfiirco.
lu lu Convention, Ilevollonal exer
cluea. A g. .1.1. -n ten from the leaaona
for the pnai year, by all pr.-aetit, led
by Kev. P. Si hlleler. I). I'.
A M.iilug With lll.lni.
I - 4 . Iteport from M: Mu.el A.
. C. I'KAIHT.,
Awm'Iiiiii t.em-ral Sein-iary of
loti-rnnilonal Suinlay s Ii.hiI
Akmm tat Oll.
tin-
tnith. aupcrintetidcnt mliin'ir)- ile-
partmeni.
U:nii The Sunday i5' hool In tlv
Foreign Field. It, v. C. K. Cumplicll,
I.a I'l.l. en.
II 15 Song. Menaiil achool chorua.
ll '-'n A Mesnife from the Home
Field. A. I- Knlca, repreaentnlive
American Sunday School mclat,on,
ItofWell.
11:30 SonK. llai wood ich.Mil
chorua.
1I:SJ The Two New Xlntca na n
Field. Itev. H. A. tieck. Tempe, Alia.
11:45 Whre the Money Jne. llx
erclaea by pupi'.a of Itio i.r.mdc ln.""
trial aiho.il.
11:50 Five minute of sentence
rayer for mi.iKlona. led by Mm. J. II
Hial.l, Allm.iUcry uc.
11.55 dual neaa matlera. An
nouncementa. : 1 . 'Hi Adjournment.
Wcihn-.ila Afn-I llo.HI, Sept. .111. Ill I.
2:(it Song and devotional exer-clm-a
A Catcchlam queHtlun nnd the
mutirr from ten pn-aent, led by lie .
1 H. '.. M'Cuiloiigh of Senta Fe.
I 2.15 Sunday ScIiooIh A :ii.n- ''?
: Sp.inmh-Aincrli an Pcop. A I. rty-
ne liiinutH proi-.'i.t of ."onif -itol i-
penen.-e. In charge of I!i v. Tlf.m in
Hal wood, Hliiiel intcmli lit Sjii-i'm-Ar-ierican
departme-il, im-u.iln:
ul "Methoda for SluiniNh-Amei 1
ciin Sunday Srhoola," by Itev.
A. I. litem, llalon.
(b) "Tin- Hlolo III Spanlnh-Ameri-run
Sunday School," by llev,
.1. Mnia, San Mat
(. ' How Can We Help fntr Ppan-iMi-Amerlcnn
Sunday Schnola?"
by l!ev. K. II. Atwiuid, Albu
iiier.iie. S ou Mualc by a i.jartet from '.he
A. M. V.. church, Albtiiucriuc.
3:05 Annual roll tall.
Mntty Mlnutew Willi tlio Aiitilt
IH'pnrtiiM-nt.
3:1 5 rti port of s. A. Kuy. guperln-
tendetit 11. lull department.
Itepnrt by Kdward Comatock, Iji
Vt-gaa, auperlnlvndent home depart
ment. J
A Word for the Purenia- Hepart
mint, by Itev. W. C. Merrltt.
3:30 Addrcaa, "North American
Outlook in tho Adult Hlvlaioii Work,"
by W. C. ' Peurre, auperlntrndelit
adult dlvlalon, I nter-mt tonal Sunday
School itaxiif latino.
4:00 The organlaed China, by Mary
Koater Hryner.
4.30 How the Org. mined Cluiia
Uia Helped. (Thrcc-minute t.ilka by
live adult cluaa teuchi-ra).
4 45 1 liaciiMpion. open to all.
t.0 A n n o u ncemen.ii. Adjourn
ment. g nn runner for dilegutig nl Ihe
Preatiyterian churth.
WciIih-mIuv I ii-iiIiik. Si pi. l. 1911.
(Al the New High Si hool liiiilding)
7;4'i Song airvlce, led ny Mr. John
l. Fulkcntiurg.
3:00 Addrew, "Kuundulioiia," by
Mm. .Mary Foxtcr I try tor,
k:25 M Jsl-.
g.llO Adilriwi, "Why I llelicio In
the Su tilay Sellout ' by 1 r. F. II. !!
Itober'.a, precldeni New Mexico Nor
mal Cmveralty, Vegaa.
UitirMlay Morning. Ikloln-r I. lull.
V.0U to 10: 3') Confercncea aa lol
Inwa: tu) Adult del artment, led hy Mr.
Pearte. At thia conference the
horn department 11 nil ihe par
ent' Work will ulao he conn'd
ered. Mr. pearce will lead the
tllxcuaniuu with an addre on
"Adult Itlvlalon organixatloa
and Method."
(b) Teai-hcr liulnlng, led by Mra.
Hryner.
(c) Superiutendenta' and achool of.
flcera' coiiferciu e. led oy Mr.
Merrltt. with the follow inK
topi. , among oilier:
Shall We Hlu.ly the Itlble
HtralghtT Mra. W. II. Slcveil.
AlbUiUcnUe.
The Suiu i Inlciiilcut aa the
Head of the S. hool.
The Work nnd Toola of the
Su-il.iy School Supi-rinlendt n(
The liraded School.
I 10:30 Convention, Devotional e-
erclaeg. Senlence priyera, Kd by llev.
Archie Toolhaker.
. Morulng Willi Hmp lcuili-i-au
4 an-e.
in 4 Itepurt oy J. ft. V.iiiiht.
Iteming', enpet Intt tidetit temperance
de 11 11 111 en t.
in '11 Tifphlng Temperart'e In th..
Sit (day Si houl. .M, ll.irrlet l Hen
il'Hun, aliiti. preeldent W. C T. P.,
I'.n.t Vaughn.
II :(ir. Ph lcnl culture drill. Jin.
J. S. Kh,hIi r.l ) ' cl,iMi, A lHi.Uer.ile.
11:10 A Ceinedy for War. Mr'.
Anna Wllda hiriimiil"t, Alliu.iieriile.
1 1 :Ii Mumr.
1 1 25 Teaching by Calfoon. Mr.
M.iude 1 iln-en. X.i'lonal W. C. T. I .
lei Hirer, I'unt Vaimhti.
11:4" Song. "Chllilrcn'a Happy
rny.- Chlldren'a Choriia.
ll:l.i lleport of commlttcea. ltua-Ineaa.
j an Adjournment.
1-.I5 tu 1:41 lf.inlneiM men'a
ltlnvil to meet Mr J'ent.1'. Addrcaa by
Mr. I'enr'-e, "Uellgloua F.duinllon and
PllllletaI,
Tlnii.. lav XficriHe'ii. tkiolw-r I, ll I,
J;iity Sunk nnd devotional ix-r-cle-,
led by Itcv. J. M. Shinier, rianta
Fe.
An Hour With TiUclier Training.
!: 1 0 Iteporl from Mra. Mollle I'ne
W'rlcht, Clovla, deparlment auperlu
tendent, .
i :". TV- What and How of Tench,
er Tr. lining. Mr. penrce.
5 4 5 Training for l.emletiihlp. Mrn.
Tryner.
,31111 1'.., i i,,n of otllccra.
.1:15 Con'drr:itln if repot la of
committee", nnd new bualneaa,
4:0- Parade.
Tlilirwlav r.lciiltuf. IIiIiiImt I. 11 1 1.
(At I be N-H Hlith H.hool MnildinK.)
7:tr Song acrvlce, led by Mr. . J.
Andrewa.
x: 1111 open 1'onra. Mm. M try Fa.
tr Prvner.
M .IX lll'tntrnted Lecture. "The
Adult Itlble Cluia Moiemeni." hv W.
C. Penri e. Filu. rlntendcr.t itrtnlt dl
vlalon, Internationnl Sunday S h"..l
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