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Sunday School
Lesson
for
December is.
ZaCChcuS the Publican.

CONTENT When Jesus had the interview
with the rich young ruler OZARK y: l7-2O lie
was moving southwark toward Jerusalem 10 The
Feast OF the Passover, then near at hand On
the way He instructed the disciples by the para
ble OF the laborers in the vineyard (Matt. M:
1-l0 and for the third time foreto!d Of Ills
death and resurrection, which, US usual they
failed to understand Q-uke xviii: Sl-3D. Shortly
after james and John, with their mother, pre-
sentcd to Him their ambitious request to be
placed, one on the right hand and the other on
the left, in His kingdom Mark x: 35-ij), show
ing thut they still had false views OF the Mes.
siah's mission. Approaching Jericho, great
multitude followed, lie was greeted by two
blind men (Nlatt. w: 20-3I, who, sitting by the
waysitle, cried 10 Him for mercy and for sight,
Granting their request He moved on into the
city, and the lesson OF the day continues The
narrative.
PREVIEW. W.--Jericho was Il famous old city
fifteen miles northeast OF Jerusalem. At the
time OF the conquest, b. &. li5l, II VAS utterly
destroyed by Joslua's army Josh. vi: 20), In
the days of Ahab, B. G. 02o, 1t was rebuilt by
Iliel, the Bethelile q Kings xvi: 3f. Elisha
established there school OF prophets and
wrought a miracle to sweeten its waters G.
Kings ii: ls). Its inhabitants are mentioned
in the return from Babylon CARA. ii: 80, show
ing that IL had been an important city. Pun>
dered and destroyed by slave OF lIerod, II was
rebuilt by Arche!aus, who planted palm trees
and otherwise beautifed IL, In the time OF
Christ it was a favorite resort ior priests. when
released from the service OF the temple, fact
which beanie II prominent feature in the story
Of the Good Samaritan duke y: 27-aT). it,
commercial importance made it the headquarters
Of the tax-gatherers, the publicans
SEEKING, -,zaceheus being wealthy chief
publican, must have been one OF the prominent
and influential men OF Jericho. As IN officer OF the
Roman government dealing constantly in seou-
larities, lie had little or nothing in common with
the ecclesastics, while his position, separated
him ilom tho mAeutiai rabbie. As the noisy
crowd made known the approach OF Jesus,
Ileehe,s desired 10 SEQ Him. lie was prompted
probably by curiosity, as Ilerod was previously
n.uke iN: %, and the Greeks We're aiterWard
lJohn xii: 2D. Being small in stature (uke
xii: 25), lie was unable 10 see over the heads
OF the people, who had crowded into tlle street
and hlled every available place. And so, run
ming on before along the way, he climbed into
sycamore tree, then very common tree in
Palestine q Kings x: 27; Isa. is: l0l. There
he waited tor the appearance of the Famous
Visitor In his easerness he had laid aside his
dignity duke v: 49, If he had any, and taken
his place among the common people, doing wlat
a school boy might do in democratic America.
forND.-Drswing near, Jesus looked up and
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:TonnorroW'S Services
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park ch,,rcll-Scvcnth anniversary prayer
and praise service at o.3O. Preaching at l90
a. m. and 40 p. m. by the Rev. Dr. J. IL
smith, now of Mt. Vernon church, Baltimore,
Nd, formerly pastor of Adams Avenue church.
At IL m., halt.hour Bible study in Sunday
school ROOM Sunday school at and Epwortll
league at $50 y. M
At sthc Mission, 1910 Pine street. sunday
school at 0 a. m.; Epworth league at $50 y. M.
: Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,. u.
Sweet, D. D., pastor. Morning PRAYER meeting
at $50; preaching service, sermon Dy the pas
ter, at 1880: tcXt. st. John. x;l1 subject.
..The Good Shepherd" Sunday school, G. l..
Peck superintendent at 100; Junior Epworth
League Miss Crawford superintendent, at 23o;
Young mems meeting, at 400; Epworth League
W. A. Nortlup president, at $50; preaching ser
vice. sermon by the pastor. at 7.3o; text Aets'
iii G; subject. ''rhe ConQhcrinS Name Free
seats. 4 cordial welcome.
Providence Methodist Episcopal churcli-Tlie
Brotherhood Of ST. Paul meets at 10 a. III. Pas
tors morning subject, ''The Parting OF the
.:Ways!2 Those who have commenced the Chris-
alan life may become members on probation in
the church. and those desiring ths ordinance
will be baptized. Sunday school at p. m;
Epworth League at Gas Topic. "Coniessng
Christ" W. S. Dewitt, leader. Text for even-
ing sermon, 'lt Is Finished Good music
and q hearty welcome for all
Class meeting 0.45 a. M, o. d. Dewitt, leader.
Fl'reacl,ng 1890 a. m; Sunday school. 1l.45 a.
s,n.. q. r. Clark, superintendent. Junior league,
$50 p m.; Epworth league, $50. Preaching,
730, Seats free. You are welcome.
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal churci'--Rev.
=, j. r., Austin, pastor. Morning preaching SER
vice at 1880; subject, "Shall We Know Each
Other Therc?' Glass meeting at ll.S0 a. M, j.
f. Masters, leader Sunday school at p. m,
r. w. Stone, superintendent Junior league at
$ p. m., Miss Katie Hartman, superintendent.
Epworth league at Gao y. m. Evening preaching
service at 7.30; subject. 'Thc Scarlet" A cordial
welcome to all.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. James Benninger, pastor. Preaching SER
vice at 1880, subject, 'Who Will BE an Armor
Bcarer?" Glass meeting at 1l.3O; Sunday school
at 9 p. m. Epworth league at $50; leader
Grace Hnman; evening preaching service nt 7.3O
subject, "Matthew's Conversion" welcome to
all.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church-Rev. James Me.
I.cod, u. D., pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. NJ
and $50 p. m. Sunday school at Il H.. Chris.
tian Endcavor at $50
Second Presbyterian ch,irch-Services 1880 a.
III. and $50 p. IN. The Rev. Courtney Fenn
missionary at Pekin, China, will speak on the
"Siege of Pekin from the Missionary Expert.
ence." In the evening DR.. Robinson will preach
on ''No Compensation for Resisting God" All
are welcome at all services.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church-Rcv. I. D..
Lansing, pastor. Rev. J.. r. Foster, assistant.
1890. service Of worship. with sermon by the
pastor; L. Bible school, $50, Christian En-.
deavor; $50, service, with address by Rev.
Courtney NJ Fem, late Of Pekin, China. Mr..
Fem was besieged in the legation. lie has been
in Pckin seven years and his address will interest
and instruct all. Everybody welcome.
Washburn Street Presbyterian churcl--Rev.
John p. Moffat, d. D., pastor. Services at 80
a. m and 1.30 p. III. Bible school at IL IN. {;
Christian Endeavor young people at go p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p. IN. The pas
tor will preach morning and evening. Special
music at each service. All welcome
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church. corner
Sumner avenue and Price street-Rev. Frank j..
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pardon and peace willie I've holds what he has
fraudulently taken from another (Jane V: l-D
Many plutocrat moving in respectable society,
is sinking down to hell under the weight OF i'll.
gotten gain What called forth these words
from Zaccheus? lie may have been impressed
by the manner and spirit OF the Gospel, perhaps
condemned In His presence. Or, he may have
responded to some teachings OF Jesus, delivered
in his house, but unrecorded by the evangeists
be hard-hearted extortloner. displayed three
admirable qualities reverence for Jesus love for
the poor, Justice toward the injured.
TESTIMONY.--Th summing up Of the case
now follows in the three sentences spoken by
Jesus, the second and third being in defense OF
the first. TO Zaccheus Tie said "Ihis day is
salvation come TO this house" Reference was
not made to any state after death (thc popular
conception then and now), but to present de-
liverance from sin. 1t was plain declaration
Of un accomplished fact. But how does that
agree with the Gospel plan of faith2 Ozark
Syi l5-l6). And, il it differs, did Jesus ap-
prove two plans OF salyaton3 II Is certain that
there Is but one way to deliverance irom sin
Repentance toward God and faith in Jesus
Christ" (Acts xx: 2D. But these are so iR-
timely related that frequently one only is mem
tened, the other being implied (Acts xvi; 81.
So, doubtless, in the case of Zaccheus. Turning
then, either to the disciples Ut the inurnuring
crowd, Jesus procedes to defend His action say
ing that Zaccheus was "a son Of Abraham" i'm.
plying that thereby he was entitled, like the
Others TO all the benefits TO be derived from the
covenant relation 0Luke Kill: lG). lie may have
intended also to say that Zaccheus, by his faith,
had proved himself q son OF Abraham (Rom. iv:
III, thus giving ground for His previous remark
And then lie added '"The Son of Man Is coR-
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DALTON.

Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Staudllck and
son, Ralph. are visiting relatives In
Elmira, N. Y.
Mrs. Il. B. Sherman has gone TO
Cleveland, o., to spend the winter with
her daughter, who resides there.
On the evening Of December g. Mrs.
ira Kresge gave party in honor of
her nieces. Miss Elsie Evans, OF Scran-
ron. A large number OF young people
from the town were present and an
enjoyable time was had
Mrs. Henry NJ. Ives spent the early
part Of this week in wyoming and
Wilkes Barre.
Charles Miller has recently had n new
shingle roof put on his house.
The belfry Of the Methodist church Is
having a new roof floor placed in it.
The third quarterly conference of this
conference year will be held in the
Methodist church on Sunday morning
next. The services will be in charge
Of the pastor. Rev. A. w. Cooper, and
will commence at ii o'clock With love
the communion.
Druggist II. A. Purdon spent u part
Of this week with relatives in Tunkhan-
mock.
Mrs. John Dershimcr has been con-
fined to her room this week with severe
illness.
Harrison Colvin. who has been crit
ically ill.,, seems to be improving.
Walter Clark Dean, who has been fill
ing u position as an electrical and me
chanical engineer in Pittsburg, arrived
home Monday evening last quite i'll.
He is now recuperating at his home
and will not return to Pitsburg until
after the holidays.
Mrs. o. p. Stoll is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Fl. Truesdell. of Newton,
n. j.
Rev. o. F. Flippo, d. D., OF Philadel-
phia, delivered his popular lecture, "1ce
in the Pulpit and Who Put 1t There
in the Baptist church on Wednesday
evening. There was large audience
present and the practical truths stated
and the anecdotes narrated were highly
appreciated.
James Bailey. a ministerial student
Of Keystone academy, preached two eX-
cellent sermons in the Baptist church
on Sunday.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: President, Rev.
A. w. Cooper; first vice president, Mrs.
o. p. Stoll: second vice president, Miss
Lulu Butts; third vice president, Prof.
C. B. Hanyen; fourth vice president,
Mrs. II. w. Hager; secretary. Miss
Fanny L. Dershimer: treasurer Miss
Anna worden; organist, Mrs. T. A.
Purdon; assistant organist, mss Char
lotte Il. Smith.
Messrs. Sherman and Sims have been
erecting an ice house for Henry M.
Ives.
santa Caus' Arrival Is the title Of
the Christmas cantata which the Bap-
tist Sunday school is preparing for rem
dition on Christmas night Thomas
Hall is conducting the rehearsals. The
members of the Methodist church Sun
day school will render appropriate
Christmas exercises on Christmas eve.
Services in the Baptist church on
Sunday as follows: Sunday school,
10 a. M; preaching. II a. m. and 7.30
p. m.; Young Peoples meeting, Gas m.
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Luke. xix, l-lO.

saw Zaoehc,ls. lie seemed to be ever in quest
of men (John j: ds), and His heart followed the
search Of His eyes (Ezek. xvi: y. Out OF all
the thousands that had that day gathered about,
the man in the tree top became the object Of
chief attention. What was more surprising,
Jesus spoke to him. As an old acquaintance
"Zaccheus, make haste; 1 must abide at thy
house." In this country such y salutation
would be regarded as an act OF great rudeness.
Not so among Orlentalsts They held hospI-
tality ms an exalted privilege and virtue (Gen.
xviii: S-j). 1t was even enioined upon Chris
tians UIeb. xiii: y. Zaccheus doubtless felt
himself honored by the proposal. The required
haste was that which every true host exhibited
(Gen. xviii: O), a proof of cordiaity with which
on this occasion has been taken by some to H.
lustrate His approach TO the sinner (Rey. iii:
2O), and the response enioined upon Zaccheus
like that plad obedience which every soul ounlt
10 render psalm cxix: 60; Gal, i; 10y.
RECEIVING. G.-Zaccleus lost no time in de-
scending from his conspicuous position (Luke
ii: lO), proving that he was not destitute of
those elements demanded in a true host Jesus
had rightly judged the man, Joyfuliy he re-
ceived his distinguished visitor and conducted
Him to his home. With like spirit Mathew,
the publican-aposlc had entertained Christ
(Luke v; 29), and in after years the taller had
welcomed Paul and Silas (Acts xvi: 3D. But
the door oi zaccheus had scarcely closed, when
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Miscellaneous.

Plymouth Congregational church. jackson
street-1030 a. M, preaching and communion
service by pastor; II m., Sabbath school; els
p. M, Sherman Avenue Sabbath school; 9 p. nl.,
Christian Endcavor; p. M, preaching by the
pastor. All services are in English. +. A. Boyl,
pastor.
Calvary Reformed church. Monroe avenue and
Gibson strect-Rev. Marion L.. Firor, pastor Ser
vices, 1920 a. III. and $50 p. M; Sunday school,
1l.45 a. M; Christian Endcavor, Chs p. III.
Morning subject "scandalized by Christ; even-
ing subject, Remember Lots Wife"
First Church Christ (Scientist), $40 Adams ave.
nue-Sunday services, 1880 a. H.. 7.30 p. III;
Sunday school, Has a. m, subject, SIS the Uni.
verse, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force"
Testimonial meetings Wednesday evenings at 8
O'Clock. The church is also open every day dur.
ing the week. The Bible and all Christian Sci.
encc literature is kept in its free public reading
room. ''Science and Health with Key to the
Scripture" by Mary Baker Eddy, will be loaned
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The city and Railroad departments
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton are to hold a. special union meet
ing on Sunday at 3.45 in Guernsey's
music hall. The speaker will be Mr..
r.. r. Buckalew, secretary of the
state committee. who will present
finely illustrated stereopticon lecture
on the subject. In All the state,
Among All Sorts of Men, Attorney
A. V. Bower has kindly loaned his
splendid dissolving view lantern and
viii operate 1t. The views which Mr..
Buckalew will present have been
specially made for this address and
many of them are very striking and
impressive. Seats will be free to
men.
The following were elected officers
Of the Simpson chapter, No. 249. of the
Epworth League of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church: Presi-
dent, w. j. Sutton; first vice presi-
dent. w. A. Northup; second vice
president Miss Florence Keith; third
vice president, Miss Mary Daniels;
Fourth vice president, Miss Bertha
Crawford: secretary, Miss Gertrude
Hammond: treasurer. Ralph Keith:
pianist. Miss Grace Cramer; leader of
orchestra, William A. Betterly. The
league. under the splendid leadership
of Mr.. Northup, has had year of
great prosperity, and is facing toward
the coming year with bright prospects
and q strong determination to make
the future yet more successful.
vrb. n,u,,,,p,oV Evn palic OF JlaV w.
II. Williams. will conduct three Anti
Saloon League meetings tomorrow:
1890 a. rn.. Baptist church, Dorrance-
ton, subject, breaking Home Ties:
$50 n. m., Christian church, West
more, subject. 1.-The Young Man and
His Company" p. m. Methodist
church. Dorranceton. subject. "The
Last Romp with the Tiger"
Christ Church News.-There is now
only $3.50 owing on the church build
ing. Archdeacon Radcliff has Orderel
a new communion service for Christs
church. 1t will he here by Christmas.
Rev. r. S. Ballentine is in New York.
arranging for the publication of two
more volumes of his Modern Amerl.
can Bible"
The regular meeting Of the Metho-
of the Methodist ministers of Scran-
ton and vicinity will be held in the
parlors of Elm Park church, Monday
at 1890 a. m. Speaker; Rev. w. j.
Hill, d. D.; subject, "Old Pulpit
Models and Modern Preaching"
Rev. p. 1. Frey will read a paper at
the BAPTIST pastors conference in the
Penn Avenue church, at 1890 Monday.
on "The Coming of the Lord"
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ary tour OF the Boston symphony orchestra.
While in this country she will play about forty
concerts, the majority OF which 1. booked by
lier manager, Mr. Henry wolfschn.
II II II
Miss Maud Powell Is today the most pro,ni.
nent American violinst In Europe. How her
friends delight when they read the reports that
shc wins more trumphs. No American girl ever
went to Europe with brighter prospects, and no
American violinist has achieved more. III Ber.
lin she was decided success. IN Paris she con.
quered both the press and the public. In Lon.
don she is at present enjoying more success.
The middle Of December size sails for this coun.
try. Her re.appearance will be Will, the New
York Philharmonic society. Jan. 10 and II.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn avenue, oe-
tween Spruce and Linden streets. Preaching,
morning at 1880 and evening at '.%'. ny the
pastor, Ncv. Robert I. y. Pierce, d. d. Morl-
ine prayers in the lower temple at "..j. lop'"
OF morning sermon, .'Thc Golden Rule Sunday
school at the Penn avenue church at = clock
and at the Amcrman mission at $40 p III. '.
=. :. e. T.. meeting at b3o y. III. inc
evening topic "Buy Your own Cherries. or the
Price Of a Drink" This will bc sermon lecture
and will be fully illustrated by crayom sketches
and objects emphasizing the temperance question.
This sermon was given over "a year ago, anu
is repeated by special desire.
First BAPTIST church. South Main ivcnue--Rer
$. f. Mathews, pastor. Parsonage 1ll4 Rock
street. The usual preaching services ll.3O u. m
and 7.30 p. nj. in bascmcn, of the Welsh Bap'
tist church. subject Tor Sabbath evening,
Christ or Contuciusi" Sunday school, go D.
ntcntcnt: Is. y. =. L. service, $50 p. III. at
Ivorite hall. Missionary prayer meeting Wetlncs.
day evening, 1.3O y. M. All are welcome.
Jackson street Baptist chdrcli-Morning pray.
cr meeting at o3O Deacon r. Nichols. leader
The pastor, Rev. Thomas de Gruehy. d. D., will
preach at 1880. Sunday school at . p nj.
Evening service at sharp. Praise and song SER
vice, followed by short address. 'Thc Man
for the Twentieth Century, You are all in.
vited to this popular evening service. Strangers
will be made welcome.
Green Ridge Baptist churcl,-Rcv. ". j. Ford,
pastor Morning prayer at 10 a. M; preaching
at 1890 and $50. Subject in the morning, "The
Unknown Great" In the evening, 'What Is
Sin?' Sunday school at 11.l5 meeting of the
Junior society at $3.50; prayer meeting Of the
Senior society at $50.
Shiloh Baptist church, Center strect-Sunday
service at 1045 a. III. and 7.3O p. m. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. James A. Sinclair. There
will be special service at 3 p m. Morning
sermon, 'faithfulness and improvements" even.
ing Sermon "Satan's Throne and Where lie
Dwelleth." The public is invited to worship
with us and help us raise 500.
Blakcly Baptist church.-Rcv. David Spencer.
d. d., will preach at 1890 A. N. and 7.3O p. M
Subjects, "Onr Adoption of Grace and 'Lion.
like Difficulties; Bible school, 1i.4j; Il. Y. p.
L., 6.45 After.evangclistic service in the even.
ing. Everybody welcome.
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st. Luke's Paiisl--Rev Rogers Israel, d. d.,
rector: Rev l.. J. liaughton. senior eurate;
Rev. NJ. b. Nash, junior curate. Third sunday
In Advents
ST. Lukes olmrch--1.30 a. III. holy comlhuh'
ion: 1890 a. M. morning prayer aud sermon;
T.3O p. M, evening prayer and sermon; Mo a.
IN, Sunday school and Bible classes
~. Marks, Dnnmorc--s a. III. holy commnn.
ion; 1880 a. m. morning prayer and sermon !;
T.3O p. M, evening prayer and sermon; p. m''
sunday school and Bible classes.
East End Mission. Prescott avenue ~ m,,
Sunday school and Bible classes: 3.aO ~ M,
evening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission, Fig street ct-"3o p m'
Sunday school and Bible classes.
81. Georges. Olyphant--e.3O p. NJ. sunday
school and Bible classes; $40 ~ M. evening
prayer and sermon.
81. David's Parish--ltev. Edward James Me-
Henry. rector. Celebration of Holy Eucharist
$50; Mathis, Litany and sermon. lo3O sunhaH
school. go: cvcnsong with sermon. i.3O
Cnis,'s church, corner Washington avenue AMI
Park strcct.--Rcv. +. s. Bullchtihc. rector. ser.
vices. 1880 y. NJ. $50 p. m. MI seats free. All
welcome.
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Milman. supply. Preaching at 1890 q. NJ. ana
p. III. Sunday school, . p. M, Mr.. Bczalecl
Brown, superintendent, Circle for prayer, go
p. IN. Christian Endeavor, o'clock; subject,
Matthew, X, 3s.3o. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening S.4j o'clock. All strangers welcome.
Providence Presbyterian churcli--Rcv. Dr.
George H. Guild, pastor, will occupy the pulpit
at the 1890 a. m. and i.3o p. m. services. Sun.
day school at noon Endeavor meeting at 8.35
'o'cock. The seats Of the church arc always
free
Taylor presbyterian churcli--Prof W. H. PUN.
ley will preach IN the morning at 1870. No
evening service.
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church. wyoming
avenue. below Mulberry strect-Rcv. George j..
Alricl, pastor. Prayer and praisc service at $50
a. NJ. ; divine worship, 1890 a. m. and '."o p.
M. Preaching by the pastor Morning, 'The
Third Commandment" Exodus, xx, Z; evening"
exposition of John xviv. 20. Seats are free ana
strangers cordially welcomed. sabbath school,
y M Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-.
dcavor. $50 p. III. Union Bible class for lesson
study on Wednesday evening at '.3O p. m. fol.
lowed by the regular prayer meeting at 3. All
are welcome.
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to investigators without Charge Visitors and
letters Of inquiry are welcomed and given cour
teous attention and information free.
Christian church Preaching by ihe PASTOR
Rev. n. W. Cly,ncr, at II a. IN. and $50 p. M
Morning subject "liope" evening. "a Young
laty., SUNDAY school at 10 a. M. Y. y. y
e. H.. eij p. IN. Bible study, "Galations,"
Thursday evening. All arc welcome.
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