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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
Fears Uncle Sm Isn.

Berlin, May 2O.-The large amount oi
space and attention which the German
press and public OF every class have re
Gently devoted to the United States re
lations with Germany and Great Britain
il remarkable. A year ago 1T was mainly
the agrarian press which systematically
antagonized the United States in defense
Of agrarian products and political inhn
ence but now the liberal and radical press
are slowly becoming convinced that ths
United States is their ke.na,t cosnnereia
and industrial rival. This fact came on
strongly during the reieh.tag debates las
month and also in the diet.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

San Francisco, May 20.-After long
session he Supreme Grand Aerie of the
Order Of Eagles elected the following of.
fcers: Grand president, Del Cary Smith
Spokane; grand vice president, DIR. Sch
satka, Baltimore; grand chaplain, Morris
Eisenterg of Butte, Mont; grand judge
George Fowler Of Salt Lake; grand in
side guard, s. Lawrence. grand outside
guard, T. White, Texas.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
Tn. strike situation.

Washington, May 22.-The storm cen
ters of the general strike Of machinists
throughout the country are in the vicinity
of Cincinnati. Ohio. and on the Pacific
coast. The number of firms that have
signed agreements have been augmented
by about a hundred, which brings the az
gregate OF the establishments making the
concessions TO 1000 in round numbers dur.
ing the past three or four days.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Grangeville. Idaho, May 0.-Edvsd
Otto. a well known cattleman, was snos
and killed by William Dunkard, saloon
keeper of Pollock, Idaho county. u -
stated tha, the trouble developed over At.
teptions paid otto's wife by Dunkard and
that the latter fired in self defense while
resisting an assault by Otto
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
cour,m.r,iai 1. Approved.

Washington, May 22.-Secretary Root
has approved the action Of the board OF Oh.
ficers at West Point which recommended
the dismissal Of five cadets and the sus-
pension of six others. This sustains the
course of Colonel Mills and the other Of
fcers in the recent disturbances ~ une
academy.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Duche.. of Cleveland Dead.

London. May 2o.-Iady Catherine Lucy
Wilhelmina, duchess OF Cleveland, mother
of Lord Rosebery, is dead in Germany,
where she had gone for her health. She
was born in 1919. She was first married
in 1913 to Lord Delmeney, who was the
eldest son OF the fourth Earl Of Reseherrv,
who died in 1851. In 1856 she married the
fifth duke of Cleveland
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Lexington, KY, May 2.-He ace w
Means of this city, one Of the bes known
tobacco dealers in central Kentuc <y, has
committed suicide by shooting lie was
despondent on account Of i'll health.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
money Ha. Disappeared.

Kansas City, May ga package con-
tanning $500 currency consigned by regis
tered mail by the National Bank of Com
merce to the bank in Great Bend, Kan, has
disappeared.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

London, May 2l.-Lord Kitchener re
ports TO the war office under date of Pre-
toria as follows;
An armored train has been dynamited
south of American siding. Major Heath
Of the South Lancashires was killed
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

New York, May 22.-Genersl Fitzjohn
Porter died at his home in Norristown, Pa,
from chronic diabetes. lie was 50 years
old.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
killed His Four Children.

London, May 2l.-Sergeant Major But
Ter, who has just returned from South
Africa, last night shot FIVE of his children,
killing four Of them. His wife and baby
escaped.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Chicago. May pa dispatch was re-
ceiyed from Paris stating that Chicago had
been selected as the place for the OlymP'aR
games in 1904.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

The world raised 277 1000 900 tons
OF coal in 1900. against 1920. 900, 900
tons last year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Washington, May 2l-Mrs. j. |. Bonine
was arrested late this afternoon for the
murder of Joseph Ayres She has con-
fessed
Mrs, Bonine confessed to Major Sylves-
ter superintendent Of police, this after
noon after a severe examination. She has
been under suspicion for several days.
According to statements OF witnesses at
the coroner's inquest, she was frequent
visitor 10 Ayers room.
Mrs. Bonine was resident Of the
Kenmore hotel, where the murder was
committed, and ia the wife of drummer
for Chicago drugstore. She is about 81
years old.
Mrs. Bonine in her confession admits
that she Was a!one with Ayers in his room
when the murder was committed
She stated that Ayers had drawn the
pistol upon her for the purpose Of making
her respond to improper proposals he
made to her.
The coroner's jury that has been investi
eating the death Of James s. Ayrcs, tn,
census Office clerk, returned verdict te
the effect that Ayres Vas killed during
conflict between himself and Mrs Lola Ida
Henri Bonine. The woman was held fol
the grand jury.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

San Francisco, May 20.--It is re-
ported here on good authority that
ii the machinists persist in their de-
mand for nine hour day the Union
and Risdon lion works OF this city
will close down for an indefinite per-
iod in anticipation of strike.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
Wheat.

Portland.-Wheat, Walla Walla. soc;
bluestem, 61@62c.
Tacoma.-Wheat, quiet and steady;
bluestem. Sic; club. sec.
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DIOCESAN MISSION DAY.
One Minister and One Layman to
Visit Episcopal Parishes.

The Mission Board of the Episcopal Dio-
csse or missouri has designated tomorrow
as the time for the presentation Of the in
teresls OF diocesan and hospital missions.
ana has appointed one minister and one
layman TO visit each parish for the purpose
Of emphasizing the work. Pledges will be
taken for the payment OF the amounts APP
poTtloned by the Diocesan Convention. The
total amount pledged in 1879 was S. $50. in
1869. $3.50, and this year $40.
The following is the visitation schedule
for tomorrow morning IN the various
parishes.
Ascension, the Reverend William Short
and L C. Simmons; Cathedral. the Rev
Good Shepherd, the Reverend J. II. Richey
and Harold Johnson, Grace Church. the
Reverend +. W. Cornell and T. II. Buckley;
Holy Communion. the Reverend J. NJ. Bren-
nan and Walker Hill; Holy Innocents. the
Reverend y W. Miner and II II. DENIM
son; Mount Calvary, the Reverend Charles
Frotman and I. X. Skinker: Redeemel, the
Reverend +. ". Fauntivroy and W. L. Nell
son; 81. Andrews. the Reverend G. Il. d.
Miller and 4. NJ. Amber: St. James. Dean
erend A. Britain and Professor NJ. 5.
SNOW; st. Marks, the Reverend Il. L. l..
Craig ana G. b. kirwan; ST. Pauls the
Reverend b. +. Newton and Doctor J. NJ.
Young and G. r. Robinson; ST. Augustine.
the Reverend j. a. DOORS and L. H.. Lay
cett; st. Matthews. the Reverend c. Col
Inns and +. J. NcMaster; St. Stephens.
the Reverend J. NJ. Northrap and JUDGE
Harrison: st. Phillips. the Reverend f. L
Potter and f. y. Judson: Old Orchas d. the
Reverend G.. s. Sinclair and II. n. Davis:
Ferguson. the Reverend Doctor Scarrity ard
Charles Sparks: St. Peters, the Reverend
Doctor Winchester and J. A. Wate-wOrth;
Il: Battle: Grace. Kirkwood. the Reverend
William Elmer.
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LIST OF TAYLOR MEETINGS.
Series of Services ar Which Mis-
sionaries Will Speak.

The list Of meetings TO be addressed by
the Reverend and Mrs. Howard Taylor,
missionaries TO China, who are now in the
city. as so far arranged. is as follows:
Sunday Morning-Mrs. Taylor At Cen
tenary VI. L. Church. South; Mr.. Taylor az
Lafayette Park NJ. E. South.
Sunday Evening-Nrs. Taylor at Cook
Avenue NJ. T., South; Mr.. Taylor at st.
Johns NJ. z. Church, South.
Monday AfternOon-Mrs. Taylor at Pill
grim Church.
Monday EYeninS-Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor at Washington and Compton Ave
nues Presbyterian Church.
Tuesday E~vening-Both at st. Johns NJ.
L. South.
Wednesday Afternoon-Mrs. Taylor at
Wagner Place ". f.
Wednesday Evening-Farewell meeting at
Centenary NJ. E, South. to be addressed
by both.
All Of the meetings are TO be interdenom-
national and the public is invited.
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NEWS CITY CHURCHES

Of novices at st. Anthony's Hospital, in
ST. Louis. Of which position she recently
took charge.
4 euchre viii be given Thursday after
noon, November y, at the hall. Chouteau
avenue and Sarah street, for the benefit OF
st. Michael's Church. Shrewsbury.
The Reverend Christian II. SchleferS or
St. Lawreuce's Church, LawrencetOn. Mo,
has been transferred to St Martins Church.
Elstun, Mo. The Reverend Henry Fabry,
former pastor of ST. Martins. viii take
Father Schlefers's place at Lawrenceton.
lists for the disposition of a silk quilt,
valued at $50, to raise money to purchase a
few easy chairs for their invalid charges.
The drawing will take place next Month,
the exact date not being yet decided.
The Reverend Thomas r. Brown, :. !,
will deliver u lecture on The Jesuits and
the Louis Purchase" under the auspices
Of the 81. Louis University Alumni Assoc
citation, in the university han. on Deem
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II Is also true that one may be living IN a
land of gospel light, where churches and
preachers are numbered by the tens OF
thousands. and still be without the faith
that saves. This condition may exist from
two causes, either from not having properly
heard the word. or unfaithfulnesS on the
part Of those whose business it is TO preach
the word. If the former, ii Is the individu-
ais wi fault; If the latter. then the blood
of souls rests upon him who has been un-
faithful I'm the proclamation of gospel truth.
Ii il ours to be doors OF the word and not
hearers only" 1t Is ours also to bear faith
full testimony to the truth as 1t is revealed
IN the life and message Of Jesus Christ. For
faith cometh only by hearing, and hearing
by the word Of God. There can be no eff
fo~tive substitute for the gospel in saving
men. ia 4aik
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FOR AN IRISH CATHEDRAL.
Father Magee of County Meath
Here Soliciting Funds.

The Reverend ]. L. Magee Of the diocese
of Meath, Ireland. is in St. Louis soliciting
aid for the building of n cathedral in
Meath. He Is the guest of the Reverend o..
]. Mcdonald of No. I20 Whittier street.
pastor of ST. AIMS Church.
Meath is one Of the oldest dioceses in Ire
land. and is rich in traditional history. 1t
IS stated that S.. Patrick began his mission
10 the Irish people at Tara Hill in the
County Meath. from which point the teach
ings Of the Catholic faith penetrated every
part of Ireland and also extended to other
countries.
owing TO the depression in the cattle
trade, upon which Meath largely depended,
end also owing to emigration. the pOpula-
reduced more than half. On that account
the Most Reverend Doctor Gaffney. Bishop
of Meath. has been compelled to send one OF
building a cathedral. which Is badly needed.
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PkULIST ON THE HEREAFTER"
Father F. B. Doherty Lectures at
st. Johns Church.

PaUlist Father f. B. Doherty delivered
a lecture to noncatholics last night at St.
Johns Church. Sixteenth and Chestnut
streets. on The Hereafter. or What VIII
Become OF Us After Death"
He drew a picture of the happiness await
Ing those who die in favor with God, and
dwelt on the punishment to be the fate Of
those who die in g~rievous sin. after they
leave this world.
There will be- no lecture tonight. The
evening Will be devoted to cases of Cath
olics who have fallen away from fhe prac-
tce Of their religion. At the 1880 a. IN.
mass tomorrow a lecture viii be given on
The Sin OF Indifference" and at ) O'Clock
tomorrow evening on internal RELIGION"
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NOTES OF THE PARISHES.
New Mistress of Novices at st. An
thongs Hospital.

The parishioners OF st. Ferdinand's
Church. F1orissant, Mo. will give a euchre
In Memorial Hall, Flo~rissant, Wednesday
evening. November %.
The Young Mems Institute will give a
dance on Friday evening. November %. at
Louisiana Hall. No. oil North Vandeventer
avenue
Til Reverend William c. Burke OF Chi
cago, who has been assisting at 81; AIMS
and 81. Roses, has returned to Chicago.
Sister Longina of St Glars Orphanage.
Denver. Colo, has been appointed mistress
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Reverend N. Martens. ~Pastor-servlces at 10
n m. and 5 p. m.
BETHLEHEM. Salisbury and F1orissant; ,he
Reverend c. l.. Janzow. Pastor; the Reverend
l.. Fuerbringer. Ass~istant-Services al $50 a..
m. and $50 p. m.
CHRIST. No. 500 Caroline: the Reverend L.
IL I Schuessler. Pastor-Seryices at 10 4. III.
CHCRCH Of THE HOLY GHOST. Miami and
ONO; the Reverend Charles g Schmidt. Pastor
Services at s:D IA. IN. and go 2. m
No. 100 Manchester Road Ben
tom; the Reverend G. Schaaf, Past0r-Sery!ces
al 10 "a. m.
EBENEZER. No. sns Church Road d8aden): the
Reverend +. :. Buenger. Pastor - Services at
10 a. m. and 7:30 p m
EMNAU No. e32S South jefferson: the Reverend
r. kretzschmar. Fastor-Scrvices at lg:j a.
N. and 5 y. III.
HOLY GHOST. Grand and Page: the Reverend
Pedro Iigeu, ~Pastor-Srrvices at l9:3 a. m.
IMMANUEL. Fifteenth and Morgan: the Rcver-
END q Nangerin. P~astCr-Service at 10 d. m
ST. JOHN. Chippewa and Morgan Ford Road.
the Reverend II. Bartels. Pastor-Services at 10
a IL. and : ,. m.
ST. LUKE's. Itlsca and Compton: tie Reverend
/. hlug, ldstcr-Segvtces at 10 a m.
ST. PAULs. Prairie and Won PhuI; the Reyer-
end r REGISTERING, Pastor-Seryices at $3.50 a.
IA ana 2-SJ J.. m.
ST PETERS. Newstead and Vista. the Rever-
erend Theodore Schurdei. Pastor-Srryices at
!0:i5 a. m. and 7:5 >. H..
TRINITY. Koeln and South Sixth: tho Es.-
efend J J. Bernthal. P~astor-services at 10
SWEDISH GETHSEMANE. No. 1871 California.
the Reverend Carl J. Renhafd. Past0r-Services
az II a. m and 7;i5 p. m
TRINITY Lafayette and Eighth; tho Reverend
Ot.1 = HANGER. Pastor-seryices at 10 4. n.
and J 7. m
ZION. Benton and Tweuty-hrst: the Reverend {
Ob-Iineyer. iastor-SeTvices At 10 a m ana
MISSION TOR THE DEAF: the Reverend Her
man HalIsrOerg. Pastor-Services At Zion
church at : ?, IN. IN sign language.
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HAS HER MOTHERS CONSENT.
Miss Josie Meyer Webs Frederick
Webster at Belleyille.

Frederick Wolsiffer Of No. col Manchester
avenue and Miss Josie Meyer OF NO. g'
south Second street were married IN Bell
willie Thursday, after they had made two
unsuccessful attempts to get married Vol
sirer is % years old and his bride il IL. and
il was en- account of her youthful appear
ance that the couple were twice refused the
coveted license. :
Wolsiffer is Il grocery clerk at Second
street and Clark avenue. and il WAS here he
met Miss Meyer. who was II customer. The
acquaintance ripered into love and the
Young folks determined 10 get married
without letting their families know IT, They
tried the Clayton office for a license and
were refused. Then they tried Beilevflle,
with no better result. Finally they con-
fessed their plans to Mrs. Meyer. and plead
ed with her so earnestly that she reluctant-
" asssnted and accompanied them to Belle
vile to get the license. The ceremony was
performed by Justice Louis h. Wangeiin.
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meyer. Pss.Or-Mornins and afternoon services.


meyer. Pss.or-MorninG and afternoon services.
Hebrew.
SHARE EMErTH. Lindell and Vaudeventer;
the Reverend bocto[ samuel sale. Rsbei-l'.b
TEArLE ITkAEL. tiae and IefhqsTsli; &c
a. a''s m,. me nDS'o A,,i rsSs a 81 Edaea,dd 'S Ma g
Judaism also a Mendeissohn service
Unitarian.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. Garrison and Lo-
tor-1 a. m. the Reverend 4. IanzeS-. 81
% will preach on Nearer. Nv Cd. to
Gil OF THE UNITY, Park and Arm-
strong the Reverend :, g. Spencer. Pastor-1
Other Churches.
UNION MISSION No. laa- franklin: the Rever-
end NJ c. Colt. P~astor-Preaehing service at
usual. Moruins. Giving. evening 'cir'st'
Second Coming.'
Reverend II. n. Spiher, sastor-Ih- reverend
J. W. Bioyd will preach at le:S9 q n. and
,. II.
the reverend c. y. Caiios, PastoT$ ?. NJ.
Reverend L. 9. and Mrs, Man McGee Hall.
Pastors. Hall No; :, Century Building-s p m
en- RCH OF DIVINE HUMANITY Sweden
4%or{isn1. De!mar and spring; TIE ReyrTend :
IRIS CHURCH OF CHRIsT. SCIENTIST. No.
go Pine-seryiees at lo;4S a. m and 30 p. m
ST. Lofts PROGKE:ssR Il UNION. Ne. $50. Lu-
cas-: Slrs. Schall. LEADER .. m, Mr.. Catl-
vclls class Of ''Truth-Sccaer-.' Al other serv-
ices postponed one week
FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION. Masonic
Temple Hall. odeon: the Reverend Thomas
Grimshaw. Pastor-IO:i5 a m, The Nervous
system and Desire: ';4J ?. m. Rise and Fall
Of SATAN
FIRST CHURCI OF SPIRITUAL UNITY. Nc.
s9-i Olive: the Reverend W. +. Peck. Pastor
"a J.. m. lyCeum and Bible class. s.E .. m.
spirit Phenomena In the Wesley Family"
SOCIETY or aiIitIIuAI. RESEARCH. Hi
hiG's Halls p Va. the Reverend Mrs. Price.
Does the Cross stand Before Our Flag 4 ..
m. "CoamunIcations With So-Cailed Dead
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. No. 3l3 Garrison;
tho Reverend l. {. Craig. Pastor-l0:i5 a m.
and 80 p. m, sermon and services by the
Reverend -. N. Rose.
CLEANER MISSION. No. I'll North Twelfth.
Agnes T. Hclmqu.st. Suuerintendent-3 p M,
srLcay school: ; ,. m. second Coming OF
CE-isJ."
CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY. Folsom and Tower
Grove: the Reverend A +. Nelson. Pastor
Morning and evening services
ETHICAL OCIETY Nineteenth and Locust: w.
l. sheldon. Lsctufe--n a. m. What We Owe
20 the Late John Fiske.'
: :. aHAI AL CHURCH. No. cool
Olive; Doctor Frederic Bell. Pastors p m.
New o sanitation s15 ?. m. The story OF
Ny Struggle for Truth and Liberty"
FRANKLIN AVENUE MISSION. No. I'LL Frank
iiu-=3' ?. m. sunday school: 1:0 ?. II.
preaching by the Reverend l.. Puilianl.
ENGLISH EVANGELICAL Central Y. NJ c.
4; the Reverend r L. Mueller. Pastor-Even-
Ing service.
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DRIVER INJURED N COLLISION

Patrick Koier Of No. 25l0 south Tenth
street. : driver for the Anheuser-Buscit
Brewery. was painfully injured yesterday
morning In a collision of his beer wagon
and a Missouri Pacific passenger train az
the crossing at Vandeventer and Choutear
avenues. Koler was thrown to the ground
and injured about the face and left arm
The wagon was damaged about $50.
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An organ recital will DO given at tie North
Presbyterian Church next Thursday even
ing. November p. and an additional feature
will be singing by the Henneman ladies'
quartet. No admission fee Will be charged,
but an Offering VIII be taken for the pun
chase of Sunday-school sons books.
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Reverend W. Faerber. Pastor-Mass. 6. s md
10 a: m. Sunday school at : p. m; benedictioH
at ; y. IN.
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Inifarian.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. Garrison and L.5-
Gust; the Reverend Doctor John W nay. Pas
t1r-11 q. m. the Reverend 4. Lanzeh-. 81
90 will preach on Nearer. Nv Cd. 70
Thee"
Cl,.,H OF THE UNITY. Park and Ann
strong. the Reverend =. G.. Spencer. Past0r-I1
IA. m. The Genesis OF Faith"
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49, II IdsItf-C"I~ ICES AZ S-AAA
Church at : ,, IN. IN sign language.
cARONDELET SOUTH. virginia and Haven; the
Reverend J. N. England. Pastor-MoFning and
CARoNpELET. No. 100 Virginia; the Reverend
II G. Mais. Pastor-Morning and evening ssry-
CENTENARY South, Sixteenth and Pine: the
Reverend Doctor J. II. Young. P~astor-Morning
and evening services.
Reverend Doctor r. D Smart. Pastor-MCrning
The Temptation in the WlldeTness'; S p. m.
address by Mrs. Doctor Howard Taylor Of China.
FIRST South. Glasgow and DAYTON; the Reyer-
enc Doctor II g Henderson. ~Pastor-MorE'ug.
Ministry am Work"
IMNANUEL ,Soutnl McCausIand: the Reverend
A. Il Duggius. astOr-MoTn and evening
LAFAYETTE PARK South. lafayette and
Pastor-Morning and evening services.
INDELL AIENL LindeiI and News'Gsd; the
Morning ard evening services.
MAPLE BELT and Maple; the Rev
NJ. An Adequate Notice.: s ,. m. "A Sure
MARVIN ,soathp. Sidney and Twelfth: the Rev
erend clarence Burton. Past0r-Moining and
MOUNT AUBURN South. North Market ard
Hoiiamont; the Reverend Joseph Stephan. Pas
iScr -M Mn W lE Ia % ne Water; even
MEMORIAL Uerman', jefferson and Accomac.
M Reverend, VIM. Schultz. fastor-MoTuins and
CABANNE Osouth,. Arcade Hall: the Reverend
; Tilley. Pastor-Morning. ''PauIs Concep-
ton Of Christian Progress. evening, 'Zacheus
the Publican"
ST JOHNS csou,hl Locust and Ewins: the
Reverend Doctor J. W. Lee,
Doctor Howard fiyi6r Of china viii preach
81. LUKErs, Potomac and Texas. the Reverend
ID. c Dorchester. PIstor-MUrni and evening
services.
ST, PAUL's cSouthl. Nc. 1872 st. Louis. the
Reverend NJ, 7. Eaw. P~astor-Morning ana
ToWER GROVE. No. 1I7 Kentucky: the Rev
rrend W. A. Brown. Past0r-u a. IN, Pay Thy
NONs'; 1915 y. m, NON"
n Tenth ana North Market: the Rev
erend c; II. Carlos. Pastor-Morning and even
ing services.
SHAW Avenue South. Shaw and Tower
Morning. Opposing Forces; even ng. Women
al The Extremes OI Lie in the Bible"
UNION. Lucas and Garrison: the Reverend Doc
tor y. Luccock, and evening
services.
WAGNER PLACE south: the Reverend =.
Things. evening. Song and evangel!stic segv-
FRY MEMORIAL. Clifton Heights. the Reyer-
end II. = Sleyes. Pastcr-l0.45 a. m. 'Fiisl
MitA the Spirit: : p. m. a Young Mars
BOWMAN. Twentieth and ohear: the Reverend
Joel a. Barker. r-M and evening
services.
OAK HILL. the Reverend z. J. Rinkel. Pastor
Morning and evening services.
KIRKNOpp SOUTH. the Reverend \. +. smith,
P~astOr-Norning and evening services.
FERGUSON South. the Reverend oin Bogsess.
ana evening services.
TUXEDO. tho Reverend J. b. Bennington. Pas
tog-Mornins. special service for children.
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Mr.. George ". Lubke, Jr.. will speak at
the South Side Y. VI. c. A tomorrow aft
ernoon on New Lessons From an Old Sto-
E."
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SHAAR EME.rH. Lindell and Ealdeventer;
the Reverend Doctor samuel sale. Rabti-lJ.lS
a. IT.. Race Prejudice"
TEHpLE RAE Pine and Lefhngweli; the
Reverend Doctor Leon Harrison. Rtbbi-iO.S
q. M. The Attitude OF Educated Men 70
Judaisln also a Mendeissohn service
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The young people OF Memorial Congrega-
tional Church have organized n literary So
ciety. with Roy kee as president and Guy
Wrinkle as secretary. The society will meet
every two weeks.
The Reverend ]. Layton Mauze of Nir-
glnia will fill the pulpit Of the Central Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning and
evening. MIR. Mauze comes highly recon-
mended by the Reverend Doctor W. w.
Moore Of Va.
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MAPLE AVENUE. Maple and Clarendon; th.
Reverend J. g Hornins. stor-Morn
Anniversary sermon; evening, CHRISTIAN Zeal
SALEM lGerJnsn9: the Reverend W. y. Horst
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