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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

Rauton Caurch-Re George z. wit
worth. y. u, pastor. Services al and
10 2. -. Taion Sunday school at Il a. n
First Presyte-ian-Corner Fourth ave
rue ard Spring st~eet. Rev 4 /. Hutch
scr. d y. pastor: residence. 6ia Spring
street Morning. "P-sshy -e-1a1.is.u n Pc
ity ara Praes4re.'" terd&fation ana instai!a-
ton Il elders ard aeacons. Evening.
Young Men arfa ira Social Question.
saort Talk On Al important subject Nus
cal prog <aranoe elsewhere,
Second, North SEATTLE Third avenue
rorth and Harrison street. Rev. u \,
Major, pastor. telephone Lake ST Preach
Ing al II g. III an1 :. IL .. II Z. 2. :. {. +.
a. s,45 ? II. Mtd-week meeting Thursday
At 80 >. N. Morn.-g speak Eo;nfnv. aoly
10 Jerusalem Evening, Take Up Thy
Eel ami Walk
We-s}-Seven1h avenue ard Olive street.
Rev. William DAVIS, pastor. Services az
l".0 a. III. and 2. n Sunday school II
Z.3e j.. m. cas- meeting W eines5ay a s.sa
p. n. All friends ara cordially invited 10
attend these services
Calvary Presoyterlan-Rev. Donald Ross,
pastor, residence, Isl Twenty fourth ave
nue- Services At II a. n and Q III every
"a bbatA. Y. r. :. {. +. al : y. n. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening a. 5
O'clock. Sunday sckoo. az les.
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SptrifualfSyla.

The Progressive Spr!tuarsts' Society
VIII hold services every Sunday afternoon
ana evening II Masonic temple. entrance On
Pike street. Mrs. ADA Foye. pastor Today
a 4. m. conference meeting. At 7.5o p.
n. Mrs. Foye Will lecture, subject SANS
and Sinners 10 be followed by tests and
messages. Seats free. AL are invited.
CauFch OF the Soul lG6la First avenue,
Fettis' hau. Chiidre1S PR greSS.ye lvccUm
II 30 a. n. conference and nleGums meet
lbs al / p. M EYsuin- service at -.
Mrs Esther Thomas viii lecture and Mrs
Lillian Nasell VIII follow with tests ana
MESA ses.
The Incorporated Seattle Splrituaiists'
Assoeia lion. branch OF the National meets
Sundays az $50 and 80 =. IN in Forest
ers nall. SIS First avenue. near Marion
street At 80 p. m. conference, What lis
the Most Powerful Human Attribute or
Quality" followed by spirit MESA ses, At
$50 r. N Prot Sey m0uT. travelling editor
OF Human Mature. viii lecture on Clair
yoyance. lis Past. Present and Future .
followed b. psycaoneifIc tess ~ Mrs
Ches5ro. Public cordially invited. Seats
free.
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Divers ksn6s. al hot ard ready -Four
cents WI 2SsT tire TWO portions b. needs.
Z he 3 coEts1s With plain hos~ad beef. ard
'ne good woman wko serves wEii pGe sn
Sas rzG Al unusual portion Il he has the
sense - compliment her on ner good
looks. Chicken. sresE roasted from the
sp3Fs tha< turn before tire oF@, ire, ccs.s
something more. while sae S. waiting far
as order 20 DC done 20 d turn ne goes .
the corner. ard far che ce1t buys 4 great
Gut from 51e Ct those yar1-loag $9aves
o. homemade bread which you see The
poor people carry under ;ns.r arms IN tAe
early morning. hard iHtIe cheese. cone
saa9eG. is cents more. and c4ns bottle
CT wfns-clea- red as becomes 4 painter
Is y cents The wine T. the extravaganza:
bat b IL more thar enough for rhe two.
ana !; = necessary - make the food 60
down. After al. foreign st81l2ehs have
their food and drink al OF : p!ece, and
~aea you are IN Paris you must DO as
PaFsslaEs 10 Taat Is. you must wash
down frts1 potatoes and dry bread with
wine, and nos xftB wafer~~gnder various
penalties The wire IL no: particularly
ssroeE. several naiddlenen having already
watersd z down. Each man. woman and
child "a France DRINKS thirty gallons oE
II each year. Il VIII rot evan keep the
color fl the cheeks % the American moth
erz son. As 70 his ssoUaca-th2r is an
other story.
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s.. Lakes Renton Rev. lionel A.
Wye, minister in charge. Service &i-2 s.
u2on a. r. IL
Wes. seat,ls-serviees are held every
Sunday Afternoon 81 tae Halle= scaool d:
o'e.ock. keE, George Est-zz~.4e, r@~H9r O.
s.. Clements eaurcn, Officiating
ST. Mary's-- " oo1.aEa4 Park- Rev. H II:
Gowen y charge. Service ant sermon a.
, D. II. Mr. Y 45Gr :. Lewis lag rea4eT.
Take G-e@gs Lake car. get or AZ " -fs-""
station
s.. Stephens Ballar8. Rev. P T, Hy-
Land. se4t9g. D.ylne ssrrlce eFeEy o-F'e-4S
az Il &. m. ana 7.24 ?. n T'le ao4y conir
mgnion Is celebrated on E2e AsI ara
third Sundays OK tae month: IN The nrst
Sunday at Il a. n. or the third sunday
al SO ? n
S.. Pauls Chapel~Warren avenue ana
Republican street. Rev. Lionel A wye.
a. n Morning prayer ard sermon a =
a. n. Holy communion on the arst sun
day o. the month az Il a. N. ana on tAe
third Sunday al q m
81. Marks church, Harvard avenue and
Spring street Rev. }. L. ID. LiWyd, zee
tor, residence. Thirty sixth avenue ana
Madison street. telephone Br3.n a.
Hours at church 70 L 4. n. AL 10 ':99
=. IA: telephone, Black 49,. Services At
adul.s $50 a, II. All welcome. Large vest
Ell choir. Ven. Arc11eaeon l. y. Ape
gate will preach ta!ce every Sunday during
the absence OF Mr. Llwyd. a. . delegate "a
the tr!esIni4l convention OF the +. +. cAurcn
at Washington.
81. Clements Twenty fourth avenue
south ard Washington street Kew. George
Tuzzeile. rector. residence, 55G Twenty
nLtn avenue south sunday school, ID
a II. Morning prayer and sermon at Il
o'clock. Evening service and sermon, '.55
o'clock. Celebration OF the noiy COM
Tnuuion Oh the .lrst Sunday ~ every mont1
al Il a m ana OH The third Sunday or
every month az a. m
Trinity Parish Church Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. ii. il.
Gowen. rector I'll phone. Black 81.
Holy communion. $50 a. m. Morn ug
prayer, sermon and Atany, II q. n. Evening
prayer and sermon. 7.53 =. III. sunday
school al 5 - a II Morning subject 'F'eed
My Lambs" Evening 81 -ject. The Ca-d
Martyrs Of History" Special children )
service az - Il. m. B0ifl sermons VIII Dear
sspec-al reference to the day. being the APP
pointed Day OF Iutercesston for Sunday
schools Strangers cordially invited
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The Tea PIaSaes Undermined.

Rev. W. II. @. Temple viii begin n Ply
mouth church tonight series OF sermons
on tha Modern Ten Plaques IN which he
VII deal with the totbles. foilies and sins
OF the commercial, social and political
worlds. and set forth in luminous contrast
the c1arac tegistics OF the conSecra ted
CHRISTIAN life. The following will Re the
order; Tonight. The River Turned Into
Blood, or the Poisoned Stream OF Life. =
October g. The Filthy Frogs or the In
clean Books snd Papers of our Day oc-
to0er ~. The Annoying Fle2s G&cel or The
Lies That Escape Pun shmeu1.' November
8. The Swarm Of FAes. or the Political
Blood Suckers November 13. The Fatal
Murrain, Or the Br9f4.it!es Of Our Time +"
November % The Clustering BoiIs. or lie
Rcbeling Physical system November -,
The Destroying Hail, or the Ravages Of
rhe WHISKY Ffend;" December 4 The
Army OF DevoUrng LocuSTs, or the Gam
blers D.a holicaI Precision December Il,
The distressing Darkness. or tne Awful
Shadow OF lnlideAty:" December Is. The
FINAL Curse-Death and Despair. or the
Inevitable End Of sim December -. "1h-
Delivering Blood, or BetAlehens Babe and
Csa4Tary's Cross"
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Dinner is ready now Monsieur Is
seryedr'
The saucepan ana the bowl. the cup ana
the siass-so that each may a. least drink
3ep3rate,y-eEe now placed, wiEa their
sfeam.ng siands che cheese as, stoar,s
os!orously. which, Is 5mrresssorIgt ara tIpou
the wooden table uudcr The sdy..@at. in
crfer that What Is eaten may ass be seen
and so give creature comfort Il tao senses.
= not NOR. The table mas been stained
black - supply the lack ~ cloth. Tia,
Two stfaw-bottomed chars ara dawn un
\ there - & 'eiFd struggling American
artist IN the party. ore e thon stands Or
Csc sits AZ intervals on TIE bed In TIE
corner. il is ar undoubtedly double bed
for all tAat IS apparent il an immense
family mattress spread on boards over
supports. w.ta I'D siEn - head ~ foot
ana. morning ana evening gNke the hea
Is always made. Waen the winter dark
ness comes toc .3r'y - dane under me sAy-
Hight chap Illumination is made by :
candle which costs leS2 than tert, ana
lasts f7r mere than or% s5ftt"E Taere Is
nothing else In TIE studio except tie IN
2&pfnSahle easel@. ~ watch star4 TWO ~
tha rHaCy works x 1!sil az hv Wy x 4
tonsshirg gJturt visitors - the a-or seI
tire c.t.@eEs IF KaiaraE>7. QtAer works
paintings in the water AN. Is o5.S Na~A5s
drawings sketches ari t1'e re.st -ali works
% self-rluseia4S genus, are Y5as-. 80
ncor a. c1rrer< or Team M t&t.rzt tbs
~aHs = 70 iln~h tH-rl that e.te y1ar <
Americans ara making tA~.r mo1av Jas
far ~ years instead ~ living far r@a rear
tko heoes. Christians TIER mothers or.
IA away. a-3. - th>r a. et0fr-- &. 70
te-.r h1lSrk9-t luE. whose bu~.ors@ = I-@
Besides "a ais tGe* ara ta t1-tr .svu
r@a;n on.y pHa1 necessary Eae.~ u.
ner. for rxaWG.e. because !t costs Them
least here. ana .1r th-5r private rz.~tfs-.
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day all told, he hopes 10 hold out I'm
Paris until he gets Into the salon and
then he can sell his pictures in Kalamazoo
g Springfield Such IS The lusire OF
Paris success To get 4 he pursuee art
Under difficulties in this stUdio. which Is
also his kitchen, dining room bedchafnber.
as yell as his w9rkroom. and where ho
sses his friends
II this were all Of Paris he would soon
~ mad or become cranky AZ the least.
Bg, Paris. tho real Paris IL o,it Of doors,
WITH plenty o. free shows and freer CON-
NaHy ard 80 he goes on in hts studio, cen
sogag himself with tSr illusion shat he Is
Fctitah'. Bohemian aud destined 20 he
sress because his lie e. sorsii, and Lf-f<4
and uncomfortable generally. l: Is half
.as' ia the afternoon when Tie spinach
problem has - 3e solved They are two
Struggling American art students VINO are
wrestling with il. They are jest back
from the.r work in ;ae Julian lfe Glasses.
tn foresh2FscataE Of the model g changed
~ tas lens thaning out % Their regular
Saorf comrons. spinach i Is one srrcg-
sag art atu3ea. Aurr.ts down the st43rs,
#fe fights. easy - descend. ard buys tac
vegetable n the general provision shop
nenti, like cowboy.
Five or SIX cents buy the quantity need
q - 81 sfy 7he artistic sprs;ltFs, aad H.
t9rrss back. Il is his tsfra - prepare TIA
4i6asr In re bleak bare studio Us3e:
ne tr5f wHere these tH7 rA.Hrai-born
tsH'ases--a New Ne.k Ar Los~Ge g~aau-
&c &ad - ioa.~ Ftae Ara 1ltto-
pig r. '1kether Ctlneb.rs lip ;Ha dark.
ee~n = oHc wsY A> "a LNa the cowboy.
saoss .ite Is "a ws.3 romance bat l. Knows
7o~ Ie 1.e IS as aessaet.c as aay
eta4r Rshtsrfa~+4
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE - TraYelins
sgeuts arr !. 4 Mcclellan, Y. s, Ro%iey.
and y b Looms CHS collectors ar y
A cta,hrart r. T Iiaejey. Eugene Nj
,-artas 4 II. NcCowau. {. II. Steffen d{tt
r. A Wins Tostrra sttfs eTaT4 Ttlefe ~ !.
our agents. Tay money Only g tGese ana
% car resident agents IN the various c3sles
and towns cf the Northwest.
ADTrET'IST< (s-0rlce hours o. TIE
post-fnteiFencer business ofIice; pal4s.,
s a II. untiI i 2. IN. sunday hours. oieh
= N urttl II T. m CLASSIFIED adveri-se-
-7ents F0r insertion following morning W.
be received up &c 1870 . n. A9Fef So
r7xrts i0ie1 classified headings Will O II
serted e ths rate cf cent woFH eaeA
f-setr t}Jr. fsavrs~t always II adF@hCs
Ne Advertisement received fer Jess 1haa -
cent@
ADVERTISERS Changes for aaver-
tssPuaeC1s m ne sunday Past int t.lse 8 -
must 10 furnished by ! o'clock -, lr1ay
A1>et, asrsaer,- VII Be received al - A''N"
OFF, - t-p Po@t-lr Eel. tgenHer
RrVARD-rer dollars I'll - gaid %,
Information leading q the conf5cl!aA %
any person stealing copies OF to-s paper
delivered . suSs rl5s~s II o@atIse. VIA
TACOMA BUREAU - 10. LII tAc--lc
ayeuge. J.. A Harrison,
FEhRETT-P X Lewis 49,,
sPCkA*T--- Branch orlce. IFa2, -
htc-k s-5 Eiyers.8e avenue, telephone s~~-
J. -, Peterson. Ms@sgeT
FoBT. TOgv>sa y L5Unl- a. r, Pis.;. en-,
PaFk%r Els Manage. .. r. G
NIcT0F:A. i. --<sso-ge Ms-sie.as.
TIE folioxlng letters await aaVeF''s@es
a. MS c4t@e.
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Catholic Church es.

and Madison street. Rev. \. Diomedi. pas
tor; Kav. a. Triyein and Rev. J. Nicholson.
assistants. Conducted by the Jasu.ts Low
1870 a m. Sunday school Al 2:3o p. N.
Evening service Al 80 p. m.
Sacred Heart Sixth avenue and Bell
street. Conducted by the Redemptorists.
Rev. Joseph a, kautz. c. IS. r, pastor.
Low mass. with sermon. a. m; high mass.
with sermon. 1890 a. m. Sunday school.
80 2. n Nespers. sermon and benedic-
ton, 7:3D p. m.
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue
south ami Washington street. Rev. +. y
Prefoataine, Pastor. Low mass. s a. m /;
high mass, 1879 a. m: benediction, $50
y, m.
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HOLDING OUT IN PARIS.
.sr STUDENTS WHO FIND CoyxO-
LATioS IN BEING ILL-E'ED.
ans Because They Live ON Next IN
sething-Alwayn Sec Beckoninx
Hand of Fame Just Hefere Them.

"sn1ll !. De splnacss~-say quick. There 3
f.s, eams 70 PM IL boiling
II nos spinach. w5ich is o3sie9 az home
n tire studio, II VILE be fred potatoes OF
Brussels sprouts. which are bought already
rscxed s; ne little stall across gae street
rhe spinach + more trouble, bat ne stem
seh CT the struggling art student some
srass Graves for some Other vegetable than
spcrFnss ae tsrre fsites." or "cnoux De
Eraxesiss, ready made.
Tee stomach belongs To 81 American 81
Yeur age. wao believes that he has more
hairs thar money. His money f. not
r.ssa. /. ne car live or less tnan a dollar
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FOR RENr-RooMs WITH BOARD.

AN ELEGANTLY furnished room with
board In re1nti family: suitable for man
and wife or two gentlemen; down town.
70 hills; reasonable Address + ~, care
Post lnteiiigenccr.
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First Christian hurcss.

Chris an Church = Iatona Sunday
sca0n, ~ $50 a. II. No preaching
Frat Christian Church Seneca street
between Third and Fourth 8v nurs J n
smith pastor Residence. 1l@@ Fourth ave
rue. Preaching a II a. II, and 80 I, n
Sunday scnaol II AS q y. Y + = T.
a. SIS y III. Prayer meeting Tnurs3a~
? i1t-. tbs morning Rev. r \ Wnt-ra7I
pastor - ,hs N = chgrrh, W.. prea p. IN
tae evening -1e pas-2r vi prasca s1bieet
q s"rron. a Great Sermon arI Great
Convert -
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The Mental Scientists rect every sun
day al Il J. II. ThecsopnsS5s' rooms i1I&
Third avenue. Cniidren's Wee W !s9orY'
class in connection Every Thursday
evening class meets AZ 1874. Th{r3 ape0ue.
All interested IN higher spiritual unfold
l1ent invited Free puA};c Treatment given
Al all meetings every sunday eve1in. Al
50 o'ctccN. The society meets ~ the
Acme Bus ness college room n the Seattle
National Bank building. subject Tor -sc}ss-
sion this evening. 'Helpfulness." BY Mrs
2rtFr.
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No. hall corner second avenue south
and Yeser Way-Ensign Bernhard and
Lieut. Watson in charge Nine a m. knee
drill; II o. n, holiness meeting: 5 ?. m.
family gathering, p. III. Free and
Easy"
No. hall. corner Pike street and Third
ayerue-Capt Gill and Lieut. Gardner q
charge Nine .. n. knee drill; Il a. m.
holiness meetire; 8 ?. m, family gather
ing. Z. m, Free and Easy"
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Al the First Presbyterian church today
the following musical numbers viii be
given: This morning the full choir viii
give. Rise, Shine" Offertory by Mrs Ed
munds. This evening the anthem. The
Lost Chord. VIII be gwen by full chorus.
Oifertory by Miss Wittler
The choir this winter VIII be composed of
the following members: Mrs. Edmunds. So
prano: Miss Writer. alto; Mr.. Harry Crit
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This evening a. O'Clock farewell meet
Ing Will be given TO Capt. and Mrs. Schultz
az the salvation Army Barracks corner OF
Second avenue and Yeser way These
earnest workers have made many friends
wh2s n Seattle and cordial invitation is
gwen 20 all 10 attend the meeting this
evening.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesier Junction Church-preaching on
Sunday at = a, N.
puwamLsh Church-Daniel BaSley. pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 a. n. Preaching
at I:30 2. III.
First - Third avenue ard Pine street
meeting al 10 a IT. Sunday school az u 20
=. n. Y. r. S c. z. al Sis p. IT, Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. N. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday Of each month
a. $50 p. m. Preaching by Rev. F. f.
Whitman. strangers welcome 10 al! serV-
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The returned solder gazed eagerly into
her eyes. 80 beautifully blue.
II could die for you he said. with con-
siderable emotion.
Perhaps. she rcjoined. icily, but you
didn't prove it
True. he had been in camp. but for some
inscrutable reason he had never tasted pie.
= Eal in1nre Amer. can
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g1a cc,a.eI E3:.is.s = he c.tv have
a.. t3Sae. mission. which vi hold
services ev%yy Sunday - y n'c3pzk f. n
a. o'o3oek =. -. The meetings ~ -
5 81 tss E3&-g Na.hyahsts' h4U IN tae
% university gs101cS
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ROOMS and board. Mira Garokcn. %
FIFTH.
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sangeiicui Association.

German - Harrison street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest. pastor. 500
Harrison street, German preaching every
Sunday AZ II q. m. and every first ard
tG.r1 Sunday in tho month at n. m
English preaching every second 4ai four h
sunday. sunday school at g.45 a m
Young Peoples meeting al : p n. Sunday
ana 2. n. Wednesday. German prayvr
meeting every Thursday at S p. n.
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

notices under these headings, the same
should be Left al the business office Of this
pape~. No charge is made for such no
tiCta.
Funeral notices. resolutions. or other
spec4ai announcements viii be charged at
the rate o. 20 cents Ger line each insertion.
S4'-TETEI.fff7F%f'F 90
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ROOM AID BOARD Tor two young men
~ a1R5 Fourth avenue.
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Meetings res - AaseTeu. o. % yras.
.-Etc~ strest. ~-sTaaCs OF R3.sy bat .e+
t1rs7 aveTt,e sorfa ara Dr. 4entst avenue
every evening a. : - o clock. Pubic cor
c.at.y invited. Chaplain, Thomas Eeea.
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Mount Carmel Faith Home.

Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday. - thu Mount Carmel Mission
ana Faith Home corner o. Cnsoa street
and Summit avenue. Con Johnson. super
II .=neexr
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Su<w snu-fBs irst sE2tIosli&g

Tire eri8n-p&Eish Methodist church
i3es3 a@rE COS every sunday evening At 80
o'c.co8 ~ IT, German M. 3 canrca cor
Ts~ % DturE way au3 Stewart street
h.. (. \ Ho-.e pastor.
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notlees II .1s church eirsc-
tory WILL be confined - xa-noUn eEa&s1t2 OF
church services only ard subjects % ser
mons Extended musical programmes foE
Sunday ssrTsces and announcements e
church entertainments wil crly - p2c-
h&1e1 a. advertising races Notices EGs
tals department. should Do rece1re1 az
this otf1ee noz later than ! p. m Sat4T1aF,
IN or3er 70 Insure publication Oh sunday
morning.
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Cumberland Presbyterian n.

Cumberland Presbyterian - Tw nty-sec-
ond avenue and East Cherry. Preaching
al II a. N. and T:29 p. m Sunday school
a L Is p m. Junior Endeavor Society at
$50 y. n. Y. p. S. e. T.. Al eco ?. N.
Church prayer meeting Thursday az 10
Il.
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mitarisu Church.

First Unitarian church--Save0th avenue
between Union and Pike streets. Nc serv-
ices until further notice.
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Volunteers OF America

The Volunteers OF America viii hold ar
old-fa ttoued class meeting this Afternoon
al O'clock 3; the hal 1lA2 Second ave
nue.. The regular service this evening az
0 clock. J G. MeC9euand. captain.
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Lodge - EaiS ersai BrothsTroc4-Ssi
aay evening - o'clock. EiDrk1ev ti0rk
r-o-n ~ Thursday evening Study ass
'Iaeas- Frscaj society 81 ar7srl~a, All meet
e ~ f~ea. subject his evening Ara Mn
t.-ot"ars ~ Mrs. A " Scaro-a1e- Pub
liz nv1taI
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TIE Christian Alliance meets ~ 30 y
n. every Sunday, and on Thursday q,
=. II. IL treJr aan. 81 Enioa street, be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, rear
A<Iu-T hall.
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The Children's Progressive Lyceura
meets every Sunday morning IN Pettis'
hall. First avenue, At II o'clock.
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Hsiit tbs.

HARRrSON~October Is. 1s9s, at Cherry
ard Tenth avenue. 10 Mr. and Mis-. Jonn
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Christian A3ve-. meetings are held a.
tAe corner - Thsfa avenue art Madison
stree. Dr. ". Chapman. PASTOR. k.ay@.
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close of te.a evening service. Fine musical
programme.
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Christian Alliance.

meeting. 1918 G. n. Preaching. Il Z. T..
Sunday school. ls:1 . NJ