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man. To-day a great change comes into his
HE. the direct result of his becoming a be-
lever in Jesus.
Il am profoundly convinced that the only
none LOT men corrupt in public and in pri-
vate life. is the cleansing of the life hv
the Son Of God.
1T is Impossible to legislate or to fright
en- even honesty into men They can never
be right until their hearts are right. and
God alone can change the heart:
lhefe are times when even those we con-
slider most corrupt wish they could get
away from II forever. but they see others
Ifacucing deception. thriving on dishonesty
as Laccheus saw other publicans; why not
profit by il. too?
These people fear to have done with
eyii though they often hate it. They feel
unable to keep good resolutions, and they
are. nut they do not realize that God re-
moves evil propenSities and keens his own
10y MS power unto salvation
rms man wanted 10 see Jesus for him.
sen. and ii ended in eternal blessing for
MN: he eXerted himself. and when he sa w
ne understood what he never had before
tie must then and there have believed on
MIN of whom he had heard so much.
ny; Ny one wish for many 10 that they
would for themselves get a view of Christ
first hand. have no right to an opinion
on some matters. because ] have not in
t ,,En. IN, myself People tell me that #
what Christians believe is true. every one
should become a believer. Yet these never
give one hours study to such important
matters When Philip found Nathaniel he
whether Jesus was Savior.
rejoice that Jesus invites curiosity:
mat there are no mysteries about him for.
the initiated alone to know; that all men
would become believers from investigating.
only great soul like Zaccheus will ac-
knowledge that he has been wrong He did
ny abandoning his post and by changing
his belief and life
The way in which he did was unusual.
iSut he was no stickler for form though
ne lived among people gone to seed o,,
Journalism No ceremonial no beautiful
service. can take the place of genuine faith
and heart-given service
Laccheus was not converted in the ortho-
HoX way Had he lived until now and got
ten his first view of Jesus in a Salvation
army meeting. ] think he would have be-
iieved then and there.
In the log schoolhouse the tent on the
streets-wherever you get your vision of
Shrlst matters not; nor how YOU get it.
Getting your vision and being obedient to
II is the important thing
Let US be done with thinking so IL mems
opinions. of proprie;y and ceremony These
things count for little Customs change
rapidly Good form Yesterday has been
forgotten to-day. The hero of to-day Will
be hung tomorrow.
Having once caught a view of Christ
the important thing for you and for me Is
TO understand him and to stand well with
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tilled. This early apostolic history clearly
defines tho relations between work and pow
er. We Christians of the Twentieth Cen
tury. like those % the First. have our WORK
before us. the S.m" work that they had.
The tools are ready IT hand Have we the
mower 10 c-errt. Tho .stIiu,r,lous .,sifr
"Or the Two. power IS tho primary and
mere impcrtant. In manEtnctury hun.
dr,,lS of men may stand al their y,rinu.
machines. ready with their tools for work
the whole establishment Splcndidly
power is wanting mnchincr, nnd skim arc
of no avail m, ,yiqc ruuni, + ,r,,,rc, I'm
have his reserves Of rover for cyirnnci,s
tween ti,', 49,, -. ,I ,I,,, i,,,,,,. 80 4, w A.
To move - -
..Nptura .,,l,sy mo ,,,i.,,I;,e r.rc c,,
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N the former NAV he remedied or endured
Mistakes in the latter may he TeInedy!esS.
L you will mingle with the young men
ana Wcnen of this community you will find
that they give about the same excuses for
delay that the Young people of other placcs
give. Some persuade themselves that they
are too busy They are like our friends OF
whom We read In the fourteenth chapter OF
Like one had 10 visit his new-bouSht
piece Of ground" Another had to inspect
i've yoke of oxen he had purchased. and
the third WAS enjoying his honeymoon. We
are too much like the people before the
food. who were too busy about business and
pleasure to hear the ringing of the ham
mers on tho ark or listen TO Noah warn
ing them of the coming flood.
1T is rare TO find one who does not in
tend to give himself to Christ and lead a
rev life. Paul had hearer of this kind.
VINO said. Go thy way for this time When
J nave more convenient season ! will ca II
for thee Hell is paved with good inten-
items Uncle Toby resolved 10 oil 4 latch
every day for forty wears Every morning
us squeakinG sharpened his intentions.
bur he died without doing IT
Il believe that more persons are wrecke
on the rocks of Time Enough Yet than Mt
amy other point. There is q story that the
lost angels held conclave to devise the
hesi means OF causing men to lose their
souls One said: will go to earth and
persuade men that the Bible is a fable .
Another said: j will tell men that there
Is no God. no Savior. no heaven. no hell
Neither proposition was acceptable. for
fear that men would not believe a state
IHeft 50 contrary to their faith. So an
otiIer said I will tell men that there is A
God. Savior. heaven and even "A hell;
hut l will tell them there is no hurry
Tomorrow will do This shrewd TEMPE or
was sent and many hear him who would
have spurned the other two. Most OF us
live as II We would live forever God meas
ures time. and not we. We know how.
much has been unwound. but not how mitch
is on the bolt We should be ready for the
end at any time.
1T is well for US to remember that on
rortunities NAV leave US. 4 Latin prnyerh
reads thus: Opportunity has hair in front
behind she is bald. II YOU seize her nv the
fnrelock you may hold her: but If suffered
to- escape. not Jupiter himself can catch
her again
Every day every sin. every unfulfilled
promise. every unperformed duty hardens
the conscience. weakens the will and carries
Us farther from Cod and heaven This is
the philosophy of an old mans sadness, of
the wish to be child again. Said an old
man to child: Give your heart to God
But why do YOU not seek Coz said the
child. L would answered the old man,
but my heart is hard. my heart IS hard
He is wise merchant who insnres his
goods before the fire is kindled He IS n
wise man who prepares TO. meet God before
re meets him. BEHOLD now is the accepted
time; behold. this il the day of salvation
NO character is SO weak as that of the
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him. When ZaccheuS got rh;: far he was
not long about telling il. Little did he
dream of becoming a Christian When he
climbed that low. wiGe->p,cadlmS tiG-h ar
ing tree. To catch glimpse of the passing
Christ Nor did he think of inviting him
TO his home. but he made haste and came
down and received him ioyfuiy.'
He took his stand like 4 man and an
nounced himself believer. He shows tina I
his life is changed by beginning to exhibit
the fruit of new life There is notiiiu;,
remarkable about a bad mans changing his
life and beginning to do great good. That
is the only natural thing when Christ De
comes Lord and master.
He did not say much hut he acted.
Hele and row give half my goods To the
poor. and restore fourfod where I prac-
ticsd extortion. Widows and orphans and
the aged We're row TO receive justice.
We all believe in undoinS as far as
possible all harm. hut broken hearts and
ruined lives and dssolate homes-alas, some
things may never he wholly atoacd for,
But our best Is our best. and God will hon
or that. and bless it more than We have
dared to hope.
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GLADNESS THE POSSESSION
OF TRUE CHRISTIANS.
JOY on En- nth Will Come to Those Who
Really Care and Work
for II.

The Reverend j. Twyman Boyer pastor
of Cook Avenue Presbyterian Church,
preached there yesterday morning on
Christian Gladness." His text was Psalm
civ. "a: 'Gladness is Gods ideal for his
children" He said. in part:
''Gladness is Gods ideal for his children
The paradox of the Christians life is that
he may be glad even in the hour of sor-
row. Gladness is 4 fruit Of the spirit. and it
grows ripe through the warmth of love.
The word glad comes from root which
means to be bright. to shine. Christians are
the ligh; of the world-the lamps ;hich God
has lighted that they may shine. Gladncss
Is not quality which a Christian may. or
may not have: II is not a matter If temper
ament. 1t Will not do to say that while
some people were born with sunny spirit
others We're born with gloomy disposition
and therefore cannot be slrd 1t is the work
of the spirit to change the nature. plant
the seed and grow the fruit. The fruit OF
the spirit of joy.
There are many things TO help the Chris
tian to be glad There is sladness in our
earthly home II We will have II So God
has been mindful of our comforts and de-
This world is beautiful enough for a COM
partment of our Fathers house. Heaven
will be more lovely. for sin has left Its
trail on earth. vet there is loneliness enough
in this world to fill our hearts with rapture
We are under the good providence Of
God. The world is not only beautiful but It
IL tne rdaher world. ana we are his chill
dren Jesus assures us that the Father
who cares for the oxen. who clothes the
lilies and feeds the ravens. will care more
not believe. says one. that there is a
thinking mind at the center of things. life
would be intolerable To me-. But there is
Fathers heart at the center of things on
every leaf there is written a covenant Of
divine love On every flower and tuft of
and faithfulness
Many of the events of Providence APP
pear 10 ordinary eyes uninteresting. I'M
meaning. often even unkndly. Yet in each
event there is wrapped up n divine treasure
Of good and blessing for the child Of God.
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BACCALAUREATE SERMON
TO ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.
Feast of 81. Ala, sius. Patron "f YOUTH
Observed ut 81. Na>irr'S 'oi-
IrIcp Church.

The feast Of ST Aloysus. the patron OF
voutb which IL always celebrated by the
students and faculty OF 81. Louis lniver-
sity was observed at st Francis Maker
tCni,cs-) church. corner OF Grand ana In IN
dell avenues. yesterday morning ri "'''
o'clock, ..
According Ia the annual custom the stts :
Ices consisted OF solemn high mass ann tne
delivering of the hacrnnurrnt" ancr,sS'
The latter was made by the Reverend f; ;
ward j Shea Of st kcr'n's 'atho"c
Church, H.,
Tho church was taxed ,n It's chpact; ny
the graduates, undergraduates ANA relatives
~ the students -,
The Reverend Mathew NrM"uhnN cst =,
htated nasp, natlrt-d hy III" krVer'ni,
Father John hurkIn, deacon, tn" krSctclu
David MCkrtnnn, aubicaenu ana Az J"i'ii
Fritrii 4 ] master rI = ~ I''niG' . ,
In addressing ire sasi'a, Father -hsi LOO.
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ACQUAINTANCE WITH JESUS
C0NVlNCES HONEST MEN.
The Reverend Cecil Cook Draws Lcs-
sons From the Conversion
of Zaccheus.

The Reverend Cecil V. Cook preached last
night at The West Park Baptist Church on
The Conversion Of Corrupt Official"
Hist text was Luke. xix. Ito. He said. Al
part:
These tax collectors were especially I'M
popular among the Jews. being proud
people with 4 glorious past hated this con-
slant reminder OF Rome Then the extor-
ton nracticcd Was Il fearful burden to bear.
The Jews nut these pubIicanS on level
with the heather and havlots. and later
Jewish writer's classed them with robbers
and muTdererS.
''Zaccheus lived in a section rich in bal
81 IL. and. being likely the superintendent
Of collection of revenue. made his business
very profitable.
When Jesus came near he wished TO
see for himself his prophet. celebrated for
his piety and philanthropy and for his kind
ness TO pubicanS. | cannot stop to speak
OF how Jesus always hefriended the neglect
ed and despised. nCr how he has always
been friend of the frienGleSs
HaccheuS belonged TO one of tho biggest
trusts in the Empire. was cordially hated
and Wis likely. an INSCRIPTIONS. grasping
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congregations at the Deuts Schooihouse and
IN the coal dizc.1-s' in tn. southwestern
part Of Tower g owe PARK Another OrGtnt-
zatcn was formed near the farm Of john
Toll. and tho Sunday school and mission at
Columbia. HI. waS formed by committee
from tho 'araudrlet Church.
Near The Il 50 # the decade the blast FUR
ndc@s which were established in Carondeiet
, brought about -.rr worhmen. the m loTily
e Wh m were English mil!len of the u. r.
faith. TO the place. ana the church took on
, renewed viEor \ LOT was bought and mis-
! sion e-ectcd ~ what Is now Popping street
and Reilly aveHve in ISL The mission mas
long since disappeared, but the lot Is =tiit
! owned ny the church.
In the Carondslet Church have worshipad
Bao;ist and German u. E churches.
Doctor McAnal was pastor % the churcn
from ~. To iS.i a longer term than the
combined ylStor.tes If the men who have
ss-vei siICs. II is q RUE OF the " E CHURCH
South. that no pastor shall serve charge
. c!a- crder was mace in the case Of tae g
-cutelst Church to ailCw Doctor McAnally
&c retain the ptstoEa;e-
The pastors who succeeded him We're the
Reverend \ NJ Robinson. the Reverend Nj
Bro wing. the Reverend John Gortsn. the
L vsrrrE Doctor Cunningham. The Reyer-
lian~ lie Reverend g. T. V Smith; the
Reverend II. r. sr-'s. the Reverend z. j.
( Rukle tn Reverend l. Pui.lam. TIE Kew
sIend c. ". More. the Reverend 6 =.
Na-chrno1. the Reverend !. = Jester. the
Reverend J " NnTSu'1. tire keVeren.t
John FTriuIett. the Reverend Thomas Lord,
end o. H. Duggirs
The church - r-s=snt his u" members
The BeH building Will be OF pressed nT!cs.
w5ta trcw1-stone trimmings. and Will cost
50 GO Thc contracts call foT its completion
b. December +
A long as the weather will permit the
regular services Of the church viii be he'd
in tent which will I've placed on the lot in
the rear oi the building.
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Centenary VI. f. Church Receives
$500 From Two Men.

The Reverend William + McMurry.
pastor OF ihe Centenary NJ f. Church. st
the corner - Sixteenth and Pine streets
announced to his congregation 1T the morn
ing service Yesterday that the endowment
fund for the church had received $3.50 The
names Uf tn, two donors Were withheld
IL is hoped that an endowment fund OF
S5J.StH may he raised that any ccYtir-
Sen,ie= which may agiSc may be met and
the church remain in its present location.
as it is teit that il should remain in a
downtown part OF the city.
Repairs To the extent Of So COO were made
last year. and Doctor NcMurry says that
tie church Is meeting expenses. and is in
good condition. but in view Of the fac; that
many churches have moved farther out as
its members have changed. the endowment
rlar. which IS generally adoptcd in the
East hut is new here. was thought nf as
the way 20 assure the church Il pertinent
location
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painful eTpstisnce a helper OF our giad-
, Acss. l':r":.us gems Of ra"Cst blessings
/ NJ" lncl,sed in rough crus; of hardship,
4 care. less and trial. which are contiEu-
ally coming uron III iife's way.
he memory o. q good life should De the
Christians fc:ita"e. THIS is no less n eift
e God. He VIII, If We Will lot him. ill our
lives with blessed memories of the past.
I If We will chey my voice all these blessings
shall Genre uJnn YOU. We have great OPP
rCTtunitiss low to the seed that will
u:oGuce the flowers Of eternal JOY in after
life.
/ ''Lonsfsllow gave Young friend this ad
vice: See some good piCtureS-in nature.
if posshle-or on canvas. hear page of
the best music. or read great poem
every 6hy. Then at the end of the year
your mind VIII shine with such an accumu-
la;icn of ie1eli - will astonish YOU To
iris may be aGGcd; Take into your heart
every DAY some cheering word of God. LIS
ten to snTe heavenly song of hope or ioy.
Lee ynv: eve dwell on some beautiful Wis
ion Of divine love. Thus your very soul
will become a fountain az light. and glad
ross will become mere and more the dom
irant Rood Of your life
We can serve the. world in no hettHr
v&v Kan tn hsirg glad Christians Then
The light viii shine through us wherever
We so. ana all others who witness The vic
;aii0u.ness of our life viii want to know
Of the Savior. who can help us to such tri-
urlDhant flth."
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subject. Religions Higher Les

FOR his subject. Religions Higher Les
SON.
II WAS an earnest plea FOR a continuance
Spheres of learning and declared that prayer
was the only way 10 arm oneself against the
snareS OF evil.
He spoke Of the dangers that beset 4
yoUng man or woman just entering upon
life IN the outer word. declaring that temp
tafions were appearing eVety day that have
not appeared before and that the only way
to guard against these Unforeseen tenpta-
tons is in prayer.
He compared the temDtations of ancient
times with those OF modern days Illus
;ratirg his talk with examples OF ancient
martyrs and more recently of Irish psrze-
Cutions. In conclusion Father Shea showed
what the church is doing for the enli-htsn-
m.at Of the world
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BISHOP GLENNOk CONFIRMS
EIGHT HUNDRED CHILDREN.
It. Tro's ParisIiioa"cs lake advantage
al Last Opportuni., Under Father
IIurt,'S Passionate.

Eigh, hundred children OF 81. Los Par
isi Yesterday morning made their first COM
inulion. and were confirmed yeStsr:aE
afternoon in the church at Twenty-tAir'l
and AIu!lanpnv streets. by Bishop GlsnEon.
Many of The parishioners wished TO h1va
tfeir children confirmed while Father Hart.
was still pastor, and "a lie viii ceptft Ter
Manila lon:; before another conf. mat. II
day the size Of the class was eXtrdoTd.-
nary. 80
HE congregation which ATTENDED file:
the chuicn and galleries completely. an /
800 persons stood on Shc sidewalk unable 10
get in tn, edifiCc.
Bishop Gleunon was assisted by the Rev
crend Father Hairy. tns Reverend Fafh.
Gavin. the Reverend Father NUSent and tie
Reverend Father o Brien Of ST. Margaret :
Church.
Manila b. August l. Nd will visit Ronv
whare. pTohabl he win be consecratsd
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CHINAMAN PLAYS SlEUTH.
Captures Boy He Claims Was
Picking His Pockets.

All Sing. Chinese launtryman at Nc.
100 North Fifteenth street. yesterday caused
the arrest of John Davidson. Is years old.
on Il charge Of attempting to pick the
celestial's pockets
According to All Sing. he was standing
on Market. between Eighth and Ninth
streets VIXEN he felt hand searching for
the pocket of his baEGy trousers. BEFORE
the hand had located the receptacle nf
sihs wealth. he turned around and caught
young Davidson. All Sing sang on, FOR
policeman and held the boy until the
Davidson says he recently came to s.
Louis from Chicaso. where he saws ms
rant is issued.
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CHRISTIANS REAL POWER
COMES DIRECT FROM GOD.
Doctor lloyd Says Dependence Is the
First Lesson to he Learned by
Christ's Followers.

The Reverend Doctor William ". Boyd
preached yesterday morning at the Second
Baptist Church on Work and Power He
took for his text Luke xxiv. As and 49, He
said. in part:
The is,iples were 20 he workers. their
work to witness lor Christ before men They
We're 20 20 into all the world and herald tho
glad ;iGlrbS. 10 preach. haptze. teach what
Christ had taught them. and thus organize
churches of Christ. But for 81 vast a work
power was needed. power from on high: and
Tor this endowment they were patiently to
wait in Jerusalem.
Read the second chapter of the Acts and
see how the promise of the Father was fuI-
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HalLSToRM AT SEDAllA.
stones as Large as Hens Eggs
Fell. Damaging rrops

:
s,dalia. Mo. June IA hailstorm of up-
usual severity swept over Pettis CouiIe-
rms ai,erhoon. iniiicting great loss 10 farm
ers and frui. growers
o,, ~ storm did tine greatest damage Just
scutncast ct thi. city. Haiistones as large
e. e., nsn egg fell. breaking windows. ruin
n,5nh 10 lfult trees. even splitting The
LIMBS n on and destroying acres OF growing
vesting. "e'e ieaus ioi ~.
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At til" final service in ihc present build
ing If The C,rondelet ". T.. Church. South.
Last night the Reverend O II. DuSsins. The
pastor. rc1d Il sketch which cover; the his
tory of the church since its organization,
f,rt:-six wears ago.
The building at Virginia avenue and
Haven strcer viii be wrecked thi- week 10
make place for hards"mer structure In
view OF tine fact rhat tine service was to
he The last one in the building which ms
been 50 prominent in the history Of Cafo--
dclet. III" cougreya tioa was a large one
Tho idea Of organizing a Methodist Eri=-
conal Church South. in Carondeiet crigi-
mated in 1886 with Doctor D. r McAualiT.
The Presbyrerian Church at that time WAS
without a pastor. and Henry 7. Blow in
vited Doctor McAnally To occupy the pull
Iit.
lie did 81 and the proposition TO organize
a Methodist Church was discussed Doctor
McAnally. john C Bull and r. VI. Carter
contributed the funds ;or the building OF a
house. which waS dedicated May Il. iSJs.
The population Of CaTondelet. which at
that time MS far removed from 81. Louis
ard was e. separate corporation. was al
most wholly Roman Catholic and the
Protestant church grew slowly. Doctor Mo
Arally was an enthusiastic SoEtherH"-, and
when the Cigil War commenced he in
Cured the disPle2sure Of the Union author'-
tics.
From 1851 to 1855 the church co-operatsd
with the Chnu;sau Avenue NJ. r. Church.
SClth. 1T Eighth street and Chuu;eaU
luG. the pastors exchanging Tuip!ts twice
Z month.
PATRON ORGANIZATION.
The Cerordelet Church IS the mother *
many smaller societies and organizations.
There are records OF its pastors forming
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Bishop Glenron has made the following
appointments amonS the newly ordained
priests: Father Hute- : 20 90 to- assist
Father Wernert al Arcadia. Mo. Father
Ra pen viii 10 Father Rv--eSs assistant ut
Eyi!na. Mo. replacing Father Nucke-man.
who has itsu t~a->f-rTe1 70 kahoka;
Father MuIcahy VIII a>siS; Father Casey 1T
st. Jarnsss and Father Dunno will be
Father JoneSs dSSiS aCt 2; St Cnlumb-
kile's. Carond"l"t- While Father H-alF- tie
former assistant there. viii become pastor
Of InGian Creek during Father Lyons'S alb
ssncs N trsl'ni- Father Sroeckelnlan1 Is
Church.
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school of the Church OF the Holy Name ct
j. sus We're he'd last Wednesday. Leo "
Farley. III NGnahan. Richard Hayes
Efward Beatty ard John McDonouEh re-
coived medals OF graciua zion.
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St Matthews SChocI will hold its closing
exercises next Sunday evening IN West End
Turner Hall Vandeveuter and Easton ave-
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The Reverend Father Ryan c. SIS R.
who was rCceUtlT ordained AZ the Redenp-
iorist College. be Soto. win sing his first
high TrssS tomorrow at O'Clock In the
Cha.el II s. JcSsph'S Convent. Caro1Gelst.
The Reverend Father Chapo;on. c. s. RI
will deliver sermon On The Priesthood."t
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y one weeks mission was commenced in
tn" Church Of oU- Lazy of Mount Carmel
il E1tcn Yesterday. TIE Reverend Father
4. =. Van der E,r. en-. s j. and the Rev.
ererd {. A. Sayrc. 5. J. are conducting it,
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s Mslachy's Church is being renovated
and PAINTED ~ a cost 81 So il
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RAISING AN ENDOWMENT FUND.

The Reverend Morgan Crow OF Galveston,
TcN.. was visitor in TIE city las; week.
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The Cerordelet Church IS the mother e
many smaller societies and Organizations
There are records OF its pastors forming