The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-30
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
GREAT REVIVAI
ON In EARNEST
CHAIRMAN FORCES OPEN RELIC.
IOUs CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
Fifteen Churches Will Ring With Con-
test Revivalists Will Wage Against
Sleeping Religion Ministers Expect
Campaign to Awaken Sinners, and
\ Bring Them to the Altar.

Campaign to Awaken Sinners and
Bring Them to the Altar.
EvangeIistIc Campaign Meetings.
Daily, except Saturday, at 7:45 pm.
Special singers and choruses In each
district.
District plymouth Congregational,
Rev. Henry ostror1.
District 2-Westmlnster Presbyterian,
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman.
District !3-Fowler Methodist Episcopal,
Rev. f. E. Taylor.
District calvary Baptist, Rev. Frank
Grustaff. s E..t
District 5-Flrst Presbyterian, Rev. r.
A. Walton.
District e-oIIver Presbyterian, Rev.
Daniel S. Toy.
District 7-Swedlsh Tabernacle. Rev.
John Il. Elliott.
District s---FIrst Congregational. Rev.
Clarence 3. Strouse. ~
District e-swedIsh. Covenant Mission,
District 1o-Fourth Baptist, Rev. Il. w.
Slough. 49, t.s--.-rs@
District 11-swedish Evangelical Beth
any, first week, Rev. John P. Engstron.
Riverside Chapel, Rev. G. T. Schaeffer.
District 12-EIim Swedish Baptist. n.
NJ McQuukin. -.- -. Ill.
District 13-Western Avenue Metho-
dist, Mr.. and Mrs G. w. sheafer. 20 .
Como Avenue Congregational church,
Rev. Mr.. Patterson. ~. - :.
S.. CO. Ordinate Services.
Daily, 12:1o-12:ao pm. g. -.
st. Marks Pro Cathedral. Rev. Percy
G. Weber, today at and 8 pm.
Christ Episcopal church. Rev. Percy c.
Webber, Tuesday at 1880 am. 4 and 8
pm. =
Grace Episcopal church. Rev. Percy G.
Weber. -. 49,
| A new district has been made up OF the
Western Avenue Methodist. Oak Park
Congregational and Fifth Avenue Pres
| byterIan churches.
| "Tooze' Rogers saloon at 20 Fourth
street S, will be the scene Of the first sa
loon meeting today at 8 pm, Rev. VIII
! liam Asher and Mrs. Asher In charge.
| Noon meetings, from IL to PM. will
| be held Wednesday,. Thursday and Fri
day at the Metropollta theater. }: VIII
bur Chapman Will be the speaker
Charles r. Allen will! lead the singing anc
Fred Butler will be the sooist.
In fifteen of the leading churches OF
p fae i1sy 'o reeeiNalists Of the nation
famed for their successful battles fol
the redemption of souls, will open thu
Chapman revival campaign and for two
weeks will be continued this effort t.
awaken the religious interests Of thu
city. @- .&..
Speaking of the success the minister
who 'co-operated to bring j.. Wl1bul
Chapman and, his force Of speakers
and singers to the city expected t,
come from the campaign, Rev. A. B
Marshall, chairman Of the COMMITTED
on arrangements, said today: &.
tt,Having heard Of the great relig
ious interest aroused in other cities b,
such meetings it is our hope that Xix
interest will attend a similar effort il
, our midst. Then it is our desire t
extend the gospel invitation witt
united voice to the many persons il
selves Christians and to this en-.
planned these meetings in .whic
!, churches of all denominations ma.
have an equal part. It lis further lou
hope that such a movement wiaFtbe, j
harmony with the purpose Of our Off
GERS and citizens who are seeking t
establish the best: possible moral cond
} tions in our city and that it will ad
: have found help in the rescue of evi
Y doors from lives of sin. It is our hop
. that like results will follow simila
. services in Minneapolis. Il, -.s 49,.
: = = -, - First Gun Is Fired. :,
q With a mems meeting yesterday q
. the Auditorium, under the auspices G
iigioas campaign. began in earnest: II
n services were under the direction {
J. R. c.. Norton, religious secretary Of tt
9 association The speaker. was Re
j., Henry Ostrom Of the Chapman ban
9 of evangelists. The singer was John
Hills, known to Minneapolis as tt
chorus. leader in the general religion
revival ten years ago. i &.
Preliminary min to the address on TT
conducted for fifteen minutes. Re
? Theodore HeYsham of the Central Ba
list church offered prayer, Rev. DR.. !
B. Marshall, chairman of the gener
committee, made the announcements f,
the week. ri am looking forward
. the greatest week that this city. h;
e ever known, "2he said. :" Never have v
in Minneapolis seen such an outpourir
81 this week, but unless all signs ia
this coming week will not be a circuI
stance to some Of the weeks that are
follow. God is preparing mighty mar
D. Hesitation of himself and his Son, Of
q Lord, for the benefit of the people
,e Minneapolis.
e. Likens It to Daze. -
u Rev. DR.. Fayette L.. Thompson, pa
10 tor Of the Hennepin Avenue Method
church, introduced the evangelist.
~ part Mr.. Ostrom said:
70 HOur present intolerable state is n
le so much due to the fact that we a
Re an essentially wicked people. v
y seemed rather to be in a condition
I'd daze-dazed at the wonderful grow
v, of our cities and other institutions
3; a word, we have lost our religious bes
n ings and drifted from our 1noorings-@
IT. :" It is not impossible to mix religi
g and business; it is not even diffcu
There is but one thing essential to
j. proper blending OF. the two, and that
Ill that you have both present. Many f;
* to mix the two because they do n
1g have the two to mix.
cS. 6 Did Won eyer hear. a man comns