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The New Officers.

The committee on permanent organ
izatiOn made its report this afternoon.
and the convention adopted il without
opposition The new officers are:
President-John II. Kirby. Houston,
Tex.
Vice at-large-ColoneI B.
F. Montgomery, Cripple Greek, Colo. !:
L. Bradford Prince. Santa Fe, N M:
John Riplinger. Seattle. and y. c. Lar
imOre, I.arimore, n. d.
The secretary and treasurer will be
selected by the executive committee.
Delegate William Henry EuStiS of
Minneapolis precipitated a lively dis
cussion by moving that the address
made by F. b Thurbsr of New York.
in which that gentleman declared his
non belief in the existence of a beef
trust" and asked thai IL be expunged
from the minutes OF the congress. The
debate was participated in by a num-
Der OF delegates. and the motion was
finally made special order for tomor-
row.
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Night Was Quiet.

Tamaqua, Pa. Aug. 20-The bat
talon of the Twelfth regiment, en-
camped at Manila park, near here.
spent quiet and uneventful night
None of the strikers ventured near The
camp during the night Today the
Strlk1ng miners strung Gordon of
guards on the outside of the sentry line
OF the camp. They say they have done
This TO better protect the soldiers. and
TO keep their own men out of the camp.
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Support in Canada.

Montreal, Aug. 20.-The Conductors
and Railway Mems association of Can
ada, representing some 10000 employees
on the Canadian railway, last night
adopted resolutions pledging it's MEM
oers not TO handle or use coal mined
by non-union labor
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His sheepish Actions.
Baltimore AmericanO

Again" complains the devoted wife,
Il am told that you have been hirt-
ing with that odiOus Miss Mashem on
the piazza"
..Bant~ retorts the gay husband.
thinking to ridieule the suspicious of
his wife.
BAH" he repeats
1T isn't so bad" asserts the wife.
for 3 man TO be guilty, but what
detest is when he acts 50 sheepish
about IL"
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SHOWS FALLING OFF

Iopeka, Kan, Aug. 20.-The annual
report of Wilder s. Metcalf nension
agent, shows for the first time in the
history of the Office a falling off in the
amount of money paid out for pensions
II ne total amount disbursed from To-
peka for the fiscal year ending June 20
WAS SIS. 905. 1859
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A machine OF pure, clean steel, kneads
our dough for Royal bread No sweat
from the human hands and body TO
make it unclean. Buy it and see that
the label is on it. For sale at all
grocers, and served in all first-class
restaurants. Royal Bread
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In Suspense

washington starr
so YOU don't know whether you want
to go to work or nOtI
well, sub" answered Mr.. Erastus
Pinkley, I'D like de refusal OBJ de job
a little while
But I need somebody right away"
In dat case I'll have to let it go by
Is jes' bought a policy ticket an II haf-
ter wait till aftuh de DRAWN TO see
whether rs gwine to work AT all or not. ;"
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Working Under Guard.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Aug. 20.-The War
make washery, at Duryea, resumed
operations today under a strong guard
Inc strikers have not gathered in any
large numbers as yet
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KILLED HER CHILD
WITH SCRAPS OF PAPER

Butte, Mont, Aug. 20.-A special to
the Miner from Sheridan, Wyo., says
Lena Nelson, the mother of the dead
baby found under a sidewalk in South
Laramie last Sunday evening has been
arrested, charged with the murder Of
the child. She confessed that she had
given birth to the babe and had stran-
gled II to death by filling its mouth
with scraps of paper. She afterward
carried the child across the street, and
tucked it under the sidewalk
She also confessed that d man named
Frank Garland, was the father of the
child, and that he had advised her to
take the course she did. Garland is a
driver in the employ of the Elgin dairy
at Salt Lake City. The Nelson girl is
also a resident of Salt Lake.
Garland was arrested here last
Thursday on a telegram from Laramie
charging him with being an accessory
before the fact, on account of having
counseled Miss Nelson to kill her child
A deputy sheriff arrived from Laramie
Wyo-, with requisition papers, but Sec
rotary of State Hammond, who was
acting governor, refused to honor them
and turned Garland loose on the
grounds that he was not a fugitive
from justice. The young driver
through affidavits. proved that for
months he has not been in the state
OF Wyoming, hence he cannot be a
fugitive from justice.
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DON'T GET IN A SWEAT

Perspaton-"sweat" is what the Bible and
pie call its way has of driving of the body refuse
business there We because,
overheaed bowels undgeed food erments quickly
than and produces irritating acids and gases The bowels
overworked try relieve themselves by violent COMMISSIONS
causing terrible gpes daTrhoea discharges acid
make and leaving the nestne weak and
Nature bodyceanng by sending the filth through the
pores the skin stop perspng altogether but
of the impure matter should be out by natural
of bowels and the offensive smeng. inenaning
with Keep your bowels strong all with
pleasant caharc CASCARETS that clean the system
be sweated through the
Take tablet night before going TO bed They
while sleep and make you feel fine and cool all day.
ODcQAQ1l genuine ,.6. ssses E Ga.esa sseai.
Co..
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THE TRUST QUESTION.
Mr.. Thurber Has Evidently Stirred
Up a Hornets Nest.

St Paul Aug 2o.-The trust ques-
ton was in evidence again today in
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f alling
i lair
Munyon's
WitCh-HazeI Soap


stimulates
o
it
Thoroughly
cold
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New York. Aug 2O.-Max Starks. for
a quarter of a century connected with
the New York Office of the Chicago g.
Rock Island railroad, is dead at Mont
gomery, near Newburgh. n. Y. where
ne had gone for his health.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

Lancaster. Pa, Aug 20.-Joseph
Shirk, inventor of the grain cradle.
died today al his home near here. aged
SO years. In the early '3Os Shirk made
a revolver, which is believed to have
been the first firearm ever made with
a revolving chamber He claimed TO
nave shown this weapon to Colt. and
shortly afterward the Colt connpanv
was organized and commenced the
manufacture of them.
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in eruption pnnple Other dis
wanty 10 ugoOdh ealth an look
food
Cure
glow youth freshne ss-MU
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soon leads to badness. Hair
falls because IL has died II has
not been nourished properly.
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE
CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

church prayer meeting = welcome to
all.
EamiiRe Church. corner Ninth and Z
Streets north Fcst. Dr. LUcien Clark.
gastor-Preaeans at i q. II. and p.
N. by the pastor; evening subject.
Something Newi" Sunday school. $50
a. IL; EpwoIth League. : p e.
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast, Rev. G.
Edwin Amos astor--Sunday school at
6. 30 a. m, preaching at II a. m b. the
pastor Song service hy EpwOrJh Leagu
at p n. and sermon by pastor All are
invited.
Douglas Church, Rev. s. N Hartsock
pastor-ServiJ-s $50 q N. Sunday
school; II a. n, sermon; subject, The
Law Of Kindness" 6:45 p. m Epworth
League; S p m. sermon; subject, Our
Country" Welcome
IIumbarton Avenue Church, between
Thrty-drst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev. Frank II HavenneT
pastor-Services: $50 a. n. Sunday
school; Il a. N. and p. NJ. the pastor
" u preach; prayer meeting, Thursday,
a. p. m
9yland Church. Tenth and d Streets
southwest. Rev. Alexander Bie!aski
tfcet- SCI -'ess @ot d. H. CLllldT
school; II a n preaching by the pas
tor; $50 p. m, song service and address
CT aAethodism' by pastor.
waugh Church. Third and 4 Streets
northeast. Rev G. E Maydwell, pastor
Services. Sunday school, 9:I5 a. m;
sermon. Il a m, by Rev H. r. Naylor,
.. D.. presiding elder; EpwOTth League,
: D. m: sermon, s p. N; subject. of
f@Tiay Oneself for Service
Gorsuch Church, Four and-a-half and
Streets southwest Rev. Thomas E.
Copcs, pastoT-Services: Il a n. and
$50 p m; preaching by the pastor. the
latter. service being a twilight one; $50
d. m, Sunday school; Thursday. 8 p. m,
prayer meeting
Mount Vernon Place Church South.
corner K and Ninth Streets. Rev For
rest J. Prettyman. pastor-Sermon at II
.. IN. and S p. m, by the pastor; Sun
DAY school at $50 a. m: Christian En-
deavor service at p m; prayer meet
iEg. Thursday. s .. n.
Metropolitan Church-Services OF wor-
ship at II q. m In connection with the
service a tablet viii be unveiled TO the
memory Of the late President William
Mckinley At p. m. preaching by
Re-. Frank ". Bristol D. D. This will
be the last evening preaching service
until September.
BI0omfnzdale Sunday school. 1901
Third Street northwest, mission of
HamliRe Ctfurch-SeTvices at > p. n. l..
3. SlyGeT. superintendent.
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Methodist.

McKendree Church, 1888 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest, z L Hubbard,
Pastor-Sulday school at $3.50 a. N;
preaching By the pastor at Il a. AID
S p m clildren's class at 2:30 p. E2-;
Epworth League : p m
Methodist Episcopal Church. Emory
Chapel BriChJWcod. Rev o. c. Beall.
Dastor-PreaChiuE. II O. n and S p N:
Sunday school $50 o. II; Christian En-
deavUr. $50 p. n. prayer service,
Thursday evening, S p N All cordial
welcome.
Brentwood Park Church. Rev. D. H
Martin. pastor-SUnday school. $50 z.
N, superiutenTs sent. 5. A. Terry: preach
ing. Il a n. aid p N. by The pastor;
choir and congrega tionaI singing; di
rector, I ! Smith org2nist, George
Preston. Epworth League. 1-T5 p m;
topic. National Prosperity" leader; I
J. Smith prayer meeting Wednesday, 8
D. m; children's class Friday, 400 p.
m. leader, Mrs. Cooch-
Congress Street Protestant Church,
Thirty-first Street northwest, Rev. J. D.
Kinzer. pastor-Services: Il a m. ser
mon. topic The Certainty Of Personal
Salvation; p. m. sermon, on Making
q Home Sunday school, 9:+5 a. m,
Christian Endeavor Society at 7 D. m
ST. PauI-s Church, corner Fifteenth
anI r Streets. George ". Miller, D. D.,
pastor - Services $50 u IN, Sunday
school: = a n preaching by the pas
tor. D. m. Epworth League meeting;
S p. m, preaching by the pastor. All
seats free.
Union Church, Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue, Rev Page Mil
burn. pastOr-Services: $3.50 a. n. Sun
day school; Il a. N and S p. To, preach
4r4Er ar
Thursday evening at o'clock.
Wesley ChaDeI. corner Fifth and F
Street northwest, ". NJ Ferguson, D.
D., pastor-Sunday school $50 a N /;
sermon by pastor, Il c. m, subject
Spiritual Revelations" services at the
jail 2-45 p m; Epworth League, : p.
n. sermon by pastor a. s p. IN, sub
jet "A Bad Ending" prayer meeting,
Thursday evening.
X Street Church, Rev. William Lynn.
pastor-Sunday school. $50 a. IA. An
drew steele. superintendent, preaching.
II q. III. and I.i- p m praise service,
. D. m. EpWorth League G:45 p m
sir Coulter. leader; " ednesday. prayer
meeting 7-15 p ~ class meeting, Fri
day, T-45 ?. m
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street. between G and Streets south
Services. $50 a. II. Sunday school;
preaching by thu pastor at II a II. and
S p. IN, subject for the evening service:
God ard the Nations. CT Why the Jews
Were the Chosen People," PATRIOTS and
Bible students are especially invited;
Epworth League at p. m
Grace Church, Mini and s Streets
northwest. Rev. Joseph Edmund Smith
IL D.. past0r-SerVices: Il a. m. ser
mon by Ire pastor; , p. m. Rev. II. r.
Mayor, d. D.; $50 d. m, Sunday school:
Z j. M Epworth League. Seats free;
strangers welcome
Asbury Church. K and Eleventh
Streets northwest. Rev. n ". Clair.
Phi D. pastor-Seryices: $50 a. m,
sunday school: II a. m. sermon. Rev
". Il. Chapman, D. D; s p. m. sermon,
Rev. William Sidney; Monday p. m
sisters prayer meeting Friday. 3 p N,
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SESSIONS for tha Lea6a--

Have an abundance Of Old Glory
about the room.
Have patriotic ana stirring singing.
Have sung CT read KsHar'z American
Hymn
Have several OF the many Bible pas
ssses read. showing Gods principles and
isws fer national prosperity. and his
interest ana ruIe aIcng The nations OF
the earth
Have references made to the Christian
rulers and statesmel Of The past and
present who have helped TO lay the
foundation for ctr national blessings.
not fsrse. ting cur Presidents whose
lives were sacrificed for Us in their de-
votion to duty.
Bring cut some Of the facts concern
ing the influence CT the Church and the
teachings Of the SABBATH school in edu-
eating the people in the best ideals of
civic righ-ness, aad especially the power
TOT coed o. the Christian citizenship
principles Ct cur Toueg Peoples Socie-
ties Gf Christian Endeavc--
DO not forget &C have much earnest
prayer that individually and nationally
we may have the grace and purpose
10 do justly, and t. love mercy and
70 walk hul1biy with thy Cod
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midweek service, G ?. N. Thursday.
Strangers cordially invited 20 all ser
vices.
North Church. y Street between
Ninth and Tenth Streets northwest. Rev.
G. B. -Ransden. pastor-Preaching ct II
a. m; twilight service I TO T:f5 O'Clock.
brief address; good music. Public N
vited
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and B
Streets southeast. Rev. G. Y. Lucc0ck,
D. D.. pastor-Sunday school, 9:30 Il. m.
preaching. Il a m and p. m: Senior
Christian EndeaFor, Z p m; morning
service. the sacrament OF the Lord s
supper; subject of evening sermon,
Blinded By Bread"
AssembIy's Church. Fifth and I streets
northwest, Rev George P Wilson. D.
D, pastor-PreachiEg at ] a m; no
evening service: midWeeA service
Thursday e.-ening al 7-45 O'Clock
Gunton-T Temple Memorial Church
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest,
Rev Asa S. Fiske. d. D., pastor. Ser
vices: $50 a m Sabbath school. 1G a.
m. adult Bible class, Il a m. sermon
by pastor: subject. Reasons for Be
lIeving the Bible Inspired D. n.
Christian Endeavor meeting; s p. m,
sermon ty pastor. subject. Content
AltGA 4DAEG ILFlttl 70 Oh SCI hAt-Elso
Washington Heights Church. KaI0rama
Avenue and Columbia Road Rev e
Lawrence Hunt. pastor-SeTvices- 9-50
g. n. Sunday school, Il a m, sacTa-
ments OF baptism and Lords Supper; S
p. m, sermon by pastor; Mrs. Thomas C
Noyes viii sing Strangers welcome.
Residents of the Heights especially in
vited-
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Thir-
teenJh and Yale Streets. Columbia
Heights, Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, D. y.
pastor-Sabbath school, $50 q. IN;
morning worship. II o'clock: the com
mUniOn of the Lords supper; evening
worship. o'clock, preaching by the
pastor; Christian Endsavor service.
p. m, Thursday, S p. N, meeting for
prayer and Bible study Strangers are
always welcome
GurIey Memorial. Florida Avenue, be
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west. Rev. J Russell Ferbryelle, pastors
Morning service, II O'Clock, subject,
The Nightess Land vesPcr service, Z
o clock. conducted by the y p s. c. Z.
Ali are cordially invited to these serv-
ices.
New York Avenue Church, New York
Avenue, II, and Thirteenth Streets, Rev.
Dr.. Wallace Radcliffe. paStor-Services-
III a N. sacrament Of the Lords Supper;
s D. n. sermon. subject. Visions Of the
Night" music by the quartet choir; $3.50
a. m. Bible school: 6:45 p. IL, Christian
Endeavo- Society.
The Eastern Church, corner Sixth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Communion and reception OF members
at IL a. m, services conducted by Rev.
Thomas Gordon D. D. Sunday school
$50 q m; Junior and Intermediate
Christian EndeavOr. 3 p m: Y P s.
C. Z. 6.45 D. N. which viii be the
only evening service.
Central Church. Southern assembly.
corner / and Third Streets northwest.
DE-. Pizer. pastor-Pu5Iic worship. Il
a N. All seats free.
Western Church. II Street. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
west, Gorhart :. Wilson, pastor-Ser-
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northwest. Rev Dr. J. J. Muir, pastor
Preaching services. Il q m and D. n:
Sunday school. $50 a m: Christian E1-
deaycr meeting, p. m; prayer meets
ing, Thursday, s P. N. Strangers well
come.
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and
Streets northeast. Rev. Dr. Granville 5.
Williams. pastoT-B.ble school at $40
a m; the pastor breaches at Il 4 NJ
and s y. m; Senior B. Y p L 81 D
m; Rev. Or. 4. y Cou5cn. Chaplain Of
the House of Representatives win
speak; patriotic service; Junior Union
at 8 p. m. Welcome
Centennial Church. 716 F Street north
east-Sunday school at 9.30 q. m:
preaching at II a N. and p. III BY
Rev. Mr.. Golihsw, Of Virginia: song ser
vice at 7-30 y m; prayer meeting.
Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock. preceded
by song service at 7:20 o'clock. All well
come; seats free.
First Church. Sixteenth and o Streets
Misunderstanding at II a n. and
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The EpWOrth League.


public with the solemn words: In tile
name Of God. Amen. Woe betide Us 4
that prayer ever cease.
Torches Of Truth.
1. Only the righteous nation is ris-
ing nation
. Sin has sappod the life Of the
worlds extinct republics
3. National purity and national pride
have never been permanent partners
/ No nation that shirks duty can
serve God.
;. what men get too easily is often the
hardest to keep.
s. The world VIII net long remember
the nation that forsels God.
Facts and Figures for Methodist Chill
dTen.
One General Conference; meets once
in four years; next tine in 1894. Equal
lay and ministerial voting power. Tae
.lawmakins body Of the church
I53 anRuaI conferences and mission
conferences. OF which IS are outside OF
United States territory.
@ bishops. CT general superintend-
ents. oE which 3 are retired and are
missionary bishops,
$50 presiding elders, ever districts
within the conferences.
27.263 churches; rebuilt and increase
last year. 30. CT more than two per day,
Sundays excepted.
1859 pastors. an increase over 1890
CT 292
I5126 LEGAL or lay, preachers,
Z.Sz9. 574 members Of the church; in
crease last year. 1858.
81 ,e24 Sunday schools; increase last
year. leo.
2f6.7o7 officers and teachers: increase
last year. 2573.
2.6ss. 36S scholars; increase last year.
20. Jos
SIS7. oe0.65a value Of churches and par
.scnaees.
s3,2z6941 increase in value
S1T.15s. I63 worth Of books so!d each
year for the PAST four years
80 official weekly and monthly iou--
1als published. making over 3J0, SEQ
weekly
About S2.c00f0o are raised annually
for berevo5encas- besides the twentieth
century tkaEk-eEering Of seneca. 009
. institutions and 8uxis5zries. such g
the F9~ortt League ard dsaconess
hC-res.
175 universities. colleges. and semi
nariss, with .. 81 professors and teach
ers. and z6.z51 students
0,7e9.6e0 value Of colleges and en-
dowments
and still some baekwoods person VIII
come along AID say the eEurch IS falling
to pieces.
Like a mighty army moves 5he church Of Cod.
Brothers we are r-esaIug where the saints haye
t-od5
We are not divided. IL one body we
One n boPe ard doctrine one in charity.
Wisconsin Christian Adrceate.
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TIE LESSON TEXT.

tAmerieau Standard Revised \erS5ou-1
Proverbs, xiv:34. Righteouzness OK
aIjeth nation, but sin is repToach to
any people.
Deuteronomy. vie And it shah be,
when Jehovah thy God shall bring thee
into the land which he sware unto thy
fathers, to Abraham, 20 Isaac and to
Jacob. TO give thee great and Eo0d!y
cities. which thou buil5adsJ not; IL. and
houses ruu OF all good things, which
thou flledst not. and ciste-ns hewn out
which thou hewedst not. vineyards and
olive trees, which thou Flante-ss not
AID thou shalt eat and be fun 2. taan
beware lest thou forget Jehovaa. T--5
brought thee cut OF the land o. Egypt,
UUL OF the house Of bondage. IS. Ta5u
shalt fear Jehovah thy God, sud HIM
shalt thou serve. and shalt swear By
His name.
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vices. Il 4. N. and Z. m. sermons by
Rev. Waiter Stone, PI. D; 7:50 D. m.
half-hoUr Christian Endeavor meeting:
$50 a m. Sunday school; Thursday. 7.45
D m, midweek meeting Seats free at
all services
First Church. FouT-and-a-haIf Street.
between and D Streets northwest.
Rev Donald c. Mcleod, D. D., pastor
Services: II a. m. sermon BY the pastor;
10 evening service, Sunday school $50
a. m, Christian Endea.or. ! T NJ; mid
week service. ThursGa-, s p. m. Stran-
gers are welcome; seats free.
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PTesby teTiau.

The Church Of the Covenant, Con
necticut a-enue, \ and Eighteenth
Streets. Rev. Teunis S. HamHn, D. D..
astor-Preaching at II a. m; Sunday
school at $50 a m; quarterly review;
Christian Endcavor meeting, 2 p. m.
West Street Church, p Street. between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second Streets.
Rev " c. Alexander. D. D., pastor
Preaching at II a. m, with preparatory
lecture prior TO the communion of the
Lords Supper the coming Sabbath. and
at p. N by the pastor; Sunday school
$50 a N; Christian Endeavor, p. N. !;
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Baptist.

Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Sunday school. $50 3. N, preaching. Il
a. m and s y. m by Rev. J. " T Ne
Neil. from the University &C Chicago.
Junior Endeavor Society, $50 =. m;
song service. 7.45 p. III: prayer meeting.
Thursday. S y. n. All are welcome;
seats free.
Z Street Church. meeting temporarily
at Memorial Chapel, Fifth and P Streets
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Selections.

70 be good patriot "a man must consider
5is eauntryfnea IS Gods treatu-es.-Bishop
Berkeley
Tie church and stase II usr 7eraafa separate.
but Cod and the state mu=t forever remain
t9-e1acr--zuls r. Wells
Tire DecsloEuc and the Golden Rule must
E-d rs Tie f9anlatial 4 every successful
s'-ert 2" better either or social OF political
ii1e--I'resilenL Elas1lc.t
our hearts. Cu- hopes. are All with thee
Cur hearts aur hops. ulr uraFers OFT tears
Cur faith rr1-UI l-aut oeg our fears.
Arc az with thee. aTc all with thee
-I,aagfelIov.
TIE truest les. Of civilization IS not the
census CT The size of the c-ties- nor the cro-s-
no but the kind q men the e5.s-;ry tur1s out
-ETHer8n-
o beautiful ard GRIND
Ay own my Native land!
OF thee / boas--
Great Empire of the West
The dearest and the best
Made uP Of all tie rest.
I love thee most.
-Abrahau Coles.