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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

garied as . duty. but . geaerous privi-
ieee. q Kindness to another. Il 10 not a
duty; because no mans conduct may os
Blu: here comes in principle OF utmost
importance. Whether one eat or refrain:
In the exercise Of his liberty or out OF
Gaze il should be with Thanksgiving and
grace. The man should ask Gods bless
Ing even AZ Christ did. (Matt. xiv. lS)
One may rightly do whatever he asks .
devoted TO God. Is right. for there are
none so degraded and perverted as to
ask the divine favor upon an evidently
INOF'Ft:NSIvE (versrs -. :0.-Paul
closes his comments by returning TO the
thought OF tn. 18th verse. ou. holding
M up +. a new form; The scti.ns c;
all ciass-s. mentioned here uiide. three
heads-Jew.. Gcnt..es. Christians. No
offelse may b. 4.ven-no injury Indicted.
the path os recti,rde. This Ii the high.
est rule that ;I:ay be applied to hfc. All
men are obligated TO care for all men.
10 promote ;hc!: welfare In al ways pos.
sibie. even u. eating and drinking anu
IN tee most common sRairs Of life. To
enforce this doctrine Paul MAS able To
refer TO himself rs an example. Happy
TO- him ANA for the cau.c :hat he could
60 this Tn. church ut Cc-inth. COM
posed largely OF Gcatile converts. with
whocl weTa Joined many proselytes from
JUDAISM. VOt !d harulS De Aole 10 appFe-
ciate an abstraction. Preccpts have their
pron.r uss. lsaslnE one to - thorough in,
ves.isa;ion oi tina, which 10 vital and
fundamental But an object lesson Is im-
menseiy valuable to Immature mtnds.
CONCIIJ JSIoN.-The law Of 9od Is plain.
ly binding apcn the Christian. No part OF
IL should tss ST aside on grounds of ex-
pe0ieEcv. 6u. there are occasions when
10 Law apps;.rs TO meet the case-that u.
Ho command In Its evident meaning IL
strictly applicable. The Individual must
then ask a, series Of questions. probably
in this order: !. Does tho act involve
the welfare ~ other people. their pleas
ure. comfort Or prorit? II SO. there may
be and in some cases ough. to be SELF
deE!al. that others may not suffer !: IL
the act OF q p,ibnc or private character. 81
that 1, passes out ot the ordinary realm
OF conduct into that very broad line OF
activity. where. b. general usage. the sig
n,ficanc.. %: the act may have change. .
5. Abov. all. Is the nE,n able TO satisfy
his own conscience? Does he have any
do.bt concerning the wisdom. rishteous,,
ness prorrie;y of what Il proposed?
l. is the actor Thoroughly consscrsted TO
GojE living for him. desiring at all times
to do that which Will meet the Divine
approval:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
CLUB WOMEN OF TERRITORY
ELECT Federation OFFICERS,
RFPI EI.!~ srE.IAI.

y :.
South McAles;cr. 7 r. Nov. i..-The
second annual meeting .: III. Indian Ter
rtory Federation - Wcm.n's Clubs Ad-
ioarn.i her" AZ noon today. after a four
DAYS session
',t.-.-s were elected a. follows: Prest-
t,e;.; Mr.. =. r wilcox. E.ufiG!a. Vice
~ rs.d-n' Nrs. DAVIS. Susknx"c. second
vlrs ur,siicn.. Trs. Harris. chickashs: !:
record s.c-s'a-y. Ms FanniT. South SIC
s!ss'sr, treasurer. Nrs Phipyen: Cowc'A:
aud. :or. Mrs Pa'rIa."e. SEpIlpc, 'sd-
cr.-Ion --"r.sGT;. ATs Webb. A.drDoT~:
delegate ru the Ne; onai Federation. Mr..
VI MrH.,Is1. South N~Alesi"r.' Nss. Perry.
Co1is-ts: Ir~ steele NUsxbcec
T0I,<, Va. .-.acts,. aS the pace for 'he
FOX; s-.s!nn. \ resolution ~as adopted
rremn-s!yrr 'oTSrrss to provide sfuCsi-
;inna' facilities - the roo Indian and
wh:-" children s,ao VIII b~ without schools
aft-r tho indian 'rhsl governments are
~ c..srci. ~ March .ex'
To Anal ~-sS."g ':ns lively o's. m!
ccrs.ds-arl. rO!isl'n vas riaNsd IN III.
~ec;.on Q. oHl~sGs TG'se p-r" s's can
d!dri.s 70 -" .'-.siG'-Ty.
\ Geatur" g: H.. iHs; meeting was the
presentation 90 Iars" s'i,s~ loving cup
10 !trs Sarah P.a'i I~c&er o: Dc1v'F.
Cr:O y-es.dsrt u: ;N- Genera! FEDERATION,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

,s:ss sss,1d M kn:iiss X ss:i:s q
s; sssere s s.d ~ Soresn Sa! u. Rev:
srr?d G wanser:n: Pa.t'f -
!9hS q: H.msn HSss ss. asd
se'y;cs. g 70 & !. m and and -. 2; n; -. ,.v.,.
eai FrtdeT.ct " King. Pssior-serviees at
jsss fE.;: F .ss xsa sss' q: s::
4s.ssr :ss sssG: sas Nj Be-: a;
s.r TR,siTy r AYa sI,;;, S ,Is Kc.,n III. Reverend
Jacob J Re:ntha,. Pas;o;-serv.ces a: u a.
ty.I!ss s.,i S.sss: Ss I'd f..s. s::
Services a: i \ n. and .:;' y. n: SuncsE
school ., "a 4. n.
New Thought.
WEST END CHURCH. ~. - csnnten Ave
sHCTI SIZE CEUEcEi. Eiss,sen.n end Pe,;s
Ps.:er-Fssl!sh service. Il a N: German
xcErif T. sipE cIrRcH. No; s:sI Nor,h E.w-
'-sn:n Str.~t: E,sa:u-.i 7. Hunting. Leader
Service =; .:is .. m
Church Of God.
MEEaNEc HIGHLANDS: the Reverend a.
Barnet. P..!gr-.s,,,,:cs. 2, aad y; IN.
E::ST0N ami Th:rte-,tn: the Reverend Joha
CfeaIy. F-s,o:-S..v.res s; = n
OeheP ChUrcncS.
EET.r,-spA CHAPEL. Vista and GEand Ave
Gii.EASsRs: MISSION No. l. North Ten:s-'
D M srr1:y & SOL: ~ NJ. sr'NlS-- Fran
rRsNKLiN AvESuE MISSION. No isss
FTsnK!!n Av.n:s-::::9 .. IN. ssnday -choo:'
oPESesnSeE Peh'1t & Missfo&. seeend ana csrk;
~ ard W. G--Eaussr. Superintendent
srErSE :t siHEEr MISSION Stump. Building:
Ne II and ls South Seventh s'rte'-se'v;ees
ssvhsSrffPAY sir.s nlEf, ADVENTIST. p-,nar and
Ncws,-ed: the Reverend p. z scoies. PASTOR
-sa'uT.ay. Ii . H'-' services sanda!' ':'' p
EvSSGt;. MISSION. Third ard Ean,-sp. m.
vS;. saFesF SFEfss :fiss' OF asRica s. ,sl. Frank
I'm Avenue CaPtsin w : FGsnur: IA n Com ON
%s.dsaaS s. n;ss,ns $50" $50 p ~ n. aol9. Eve see
rnnGRE.ssrrE CHRISTIANITY German.
D!e,l Hall. F"'irTcen;L and Benton. TIE Rev
~rrnd NJ Hun:eT. r.stoE-ser.ises. 10 .. N.
rR@asEssIvE sia CHRISTIANITY ,Eusii-a,
r.. h.'is s.2s1snd REM nSaisr M s'P s5ssesa %
,vSr BY fmrisTfHS sss ksTf,tsd cHtf fEsnH ao-k-r
Hall: T'wsni eth and Bis.eil s'rss,s North;
dav school 10 q. IN. preaching. Il &. IA sn.i
JEWISH CHRISTIAN MISSION. No ;n.
rrfESS1' r. Si st-NIAY School. p III. every
h-s-y .lV!.-I. ali ssCts welcomed. Riteiou:
s:h%ola.a's !ass1Ra ,asn. and wS34ssn , road I;
NOR. sundays In each months. Joseph Il
Rous. suIcrint.nden': L. Il. Groves. assist
ant superintendent.
LIGHTHOUSE MISSION. No. 1sia Olive Street;
IN. Kever.ndJ. y. Flower. .apeIintcadent-
PREACHING tomorrow st u a. N. and y.
cif;IsTiAS hin-si %s.silS aNb Il sM.ssfoNhRy ALLIANCE
EE; Sc Ro:a e M'fftsani; ftai;EaEoR r r. MISSION. No IL,
che.tnu, s,r...:. II. Reverend II. /. D.rrn,
port, su;s-intsui-nt.
FORSE MISSION. Vine and Commercial:
Charles \. Force. Observation-Disclosures
7.;TE sEs'S; 8ri irIk;,Gnarru1osop,uc I, ri SOCIETY Re.
c.;al Hall Odeon Grand and F.nney Ave
R.ro.msr':. sy John 2 White Of C.,icase.
FOREST PARit HEIGHTS MISSION. Bellevue
ard SSu:h Avenues. IL. 7. Mendlelcrr. Lad
er-serrice. le::e a. tn: Sunday school. ) ..
N n se:yiTs % ? H sc,,o,, ,,.,.
and Maize; Streets: meets q, p II.
SOCL-tJI.TI-RE SOCIETY. Henneman Hall
p. m. John u. White AMI Doctor A \
Lindsay Sn Psychology of EconcIncs.''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
RAN AWAY FROM TWO HOMES.
Charles Rems, Q Years Old, May
BE Sent to Reform School.

Charles Rems. 3 years Old. n q bad hoy.
according to reports received BY the po'
auired All alias Of Charles AAnson. He is
now yearnlng for cigarettes IN the matson
room a. the Four Courta. with u poss.b
In the face.
Tho boy II an orphan. VINO formerly had
Q comfortable home In the H. Joseph IN
phan Asvium, No <70l South Grand ave
nue. but ssdentary life id not aEree with
him. and one day he disappearei lie whs
brought back. hut did not lingcr long.
school. No. s:E Locust street
Yesterday he was picked mp by Patrol
man En- Kesber. Roth Of the institutions
which he formerly called home refused ."
corrigible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
HEIR TO BELGIUM
THRONE IS DEAD
Count Of Flanders. Brother Of
King Leopold, Succumbs to Res
piratory Ailment - Prince Al.
bert Heir Apparent.

Brussels. Nov I..-The Count Of F1nn-
der>. brother Of King Leopold. and heir
to the throne. died At 1l:a0 O'Clock this
morning. Death was due to an ailmcut
Of the respiratory organs.
The Count was born In 1881.
The new heir to the throne Of Belgium
In Prince Albert Of E1anierA only son
Of the late Count Of Flanders.
Prince Albert was born April 4 1t.o.
and was welded October :. 1870. to the
Princess Elisabeth Of Bavaria. They have
two children. Prince Leopold. born No
vember ; 1901. and Prince Charles. born
October IL. leO5.
Prince Albert Il one OF the muee pcp.
ular members Of the retGninG house OF
Belgium. He ia OF studious disposition.
and bears q striking resemblance to his
uncle. King Leopold. Prince Albert has
Travelled extensively. His w.fa Princess
Albert. is also very popular with the bei-
CLANS.
II Is possible that the BalGian Socialists
will cause trouble when Il 10 peopooeo 70
transfer to Prince Albert the preesue IN.
nual grant of $4,000. paid to the Coune %
Flanders as heir apparent. When the late
Count proposed some time alo 70 rsno1nce
his succession in favor Of Pr1n0o Albeet
the Sociaiiats. who have always dsnounoed
the Count for accepting this Grane. IN
view Of the fnct that he vas enormously
rich announced their intention Of oppos-
in9 In the strongest manner possible the
transfer Of the grant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
iEOlkN OFFICIALS TO SEE
HITCHCOCK ON LEGISLATION 1
nEpUR,.c sFEIA'.

N Vt II = : 2 q IN
NE-EJg~~ + Nov IA conference
vii - held So WeErirrrDa next week
rs;vc-g. ne Indian 90 la. q the Terri
tory IN. S>-~r~taTy Hitchcock On tr'bn'
cai-s I4Ey~-'Cr NrEat departed To-
Washington lrsi usgUt. C0Infnis-inr" -
IaEls 6!sby ~aH Hru-r- SATURDAY night
IT, CA.ss - ~. s-T-r Ss.s an! his as.s-
.stlCu ispsT;s. tonight. ard 'A~ creek
5~.reAtion 10 aiye-t.. ia ~ sshinz'va.
L = understood that Gsts.8fi,u from.
.re ,'aGctsv a.G cGlcksv-v n7fA"n~ y 10
aI.o b there. 'CaafnizS.D:=r RiIby has
rIFesry a:D.ttc1 re1r:n!-.. E-.!isOuz 20 tn
reC-sts-y-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
WIFE HELD TO GRAND JURY
F0R MURDER OF HUSBAND

South NcA's-'.f- / 7. Nov. fi.-Lon
Cl!u1orr E-1 - / fD's.sn. who were az
rested ssysr7s GAy- ago on ~Earx. os
=~urts-'cg jJSa Gahsis. = f1.f hsuf ..
Ai,ss- ! 7. s--v --lsls~I today. follow
preliminary ~Esa-inst5oH
III r~su -~r- a--s-frti sfi.E 'ne wife -
IsSsis fEE r.~- ris-~I "a rgs;pfy sn'i
HEi rN-sss.-S l'ra. - knF~ nf re ~l't
= IL. rvo .=ssn to Eili h~- husband The
scIsau .sE DcTInj Os~r 10 await acton
- -. Is-lr.A LIZ
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
COMMANDER BOOTH TO
LECTURE ON THE SHEPHERD.

t-n'ilmi-id~r Mis- Booth will deliver an
f..-"~~ 'u IN. Olympic Th.atsr 10 E.gr-
IuW nigrt upon the subject. "3'h. Sh.p-
.rt she will b. clad IA the gsiJb ~
sF.;,f .ri.s.- Several others Will N"tT
special costumes. which vii. assist IL
.-ustr.;irs her subject.
II connection with the visit - Miss
Iuoih the salvation Army has arranged
For Commissioner Kilt-y Of Chicago q"
.rrd-"- special meeting in III" y" :
HAi ar II a n. when ali IN. city corps
uiH unit
- . NJ Commissioner Li;h"y. assist;
~ ~ ''nlriI.i< e Nii.- : Marshal! and
% = sdifc Will conduct 4 special Tra!-"
ling ar No ! Hall. N. .i.s franklin
-.- rue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
SCHOOL FUND INCREASED.
Will Be Used to Purchase Yeat'
man Memorial Painting.

Az the meeting OF the Yeatman High
School Memorial Association last night a'
the North 81. Louis Turner Hell. Twsn-
tieth and Salisbury serectA s.. 100 was col
iected for tho purpose % raiatnG funds
for the payment Of the Yeatman memor'al
painting. which II to cost $500.
The meeting was largely attenoe0 Hnu
tributor Was issued . certificate, acknoWl-
edsine tho donation. y. L 6toddard pr
sided and many North eide oiti1ene made
addrosaee The Ycatman memorial 10 y
dne three-panel pictur~, forty feet In
length. Il viii - formally presented TO
the school on the night OF pscembSr IL
when q prosrHmmo Will b rendered
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
JAMES eAsT0N BROWN DEAD.
Former st. Louis Dry Goods Mcr-
chant Expires in New jersey.

RE1PI' BIic Special.
New York. Nov. Thames CASTOR
Brown. retired dry x'sia merchant OF
II. Louis Mo. died ut his home. Belle
VILE avenue and Walnut street. Bloc ~.
n-ld. n. J.. this afternoon. as the age OF
" yeArS.
His a~a.h was due 20 q complication
OF diseases Mr Brown had resided In
Bloomfield for siN v"ars and was q mem
b~r ~ IN. did tYr,. rrssl,y,~ria church
He "a survived by widow and two
dauYhters
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
RUMP CHEROKEE COUNCIL
TRIES TO IMPEACH ROGERS.
rrrr.nil.. srrcrAi.

Nuskps.s. T. Nov E-The funip
Ca,.f I'll or ~. cherokee Nation, now In
..rStS-. ri Taa!.QIMh. has decided since "
csnno. get recognition from CHIEF Rogers.
To- attempt 20 iinISsch hin
A Trr0lu'fgr to that .Tect WAS bfouoh
In b. a rc.EWItts~. sHi " passed u"
lover I.ArSh Tr IN" council II VIII b~
tT-4snt,d to tho uyps- house Tomorrow
- believed ths' thisf Rogers VIII h
u0rr 'h~ Impeachment proceedings ss he
has ixr,r.! tn- COYBen N Il ssi thc'
ht Nas ~. supt-oft 80 ~. ';"sernfn~h' y"
~ialigE Vt tn. tribal a"a.'s % IA" na-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
THREW $4,000 INTO STOVE.
Chicag" Woman Believed Hus'
hand Had Married Her for Money

Chlcsso. Nov. i1-M,s Charlotte ~.
Ws,xE,rrsr who recently brought selit
ag8irx, her husbsui for separate rnint--
"a lc. today told Jufs. BT-rltxno durins
the n~afns % her cs-e. tfrt -he bsitsv~.i
,sa. h.- husband hsi married her for
snon.y and trst rh~ therefore threw
r-s. y rf4f aC.E!ti-s sslus5 az Sis 90 'ntp
tn v.oys md Natehei then burn
S-= -ftrr~s-S. i.ss her husband ant
whom she scurhs a reconciliation she Wss
tcif not 20 enter sh. house sgnir. 4 de-
cree giving the woman ~ . month wao
genjcfeJ by the court O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

TIE Ervrr.rf Father Nir'r"i Sh"-.hGn.
= & n-4- ~ the missionaries v..a
',.uHsr;"I ~" mission a. - A.IhpnsI-
'i''s.ar CNsrEh recently. and Nlo w.
.."-HHr."f Ia - Louis l-~r,u-s ~ E'n'--.
r.. fH.lv recovered and vii deliver -l-
F'-sInuu to fr'"' T.. al n. 10. ~. 0'"iC X
fI.tsr Thr s-rrl.II - nEps--iaiIN tnir,rfti
f"r The rl-E n tH- par!SH Father S''"-
han N-E depart ton nrTrE tV-r.IE -rT
>H.'ar,>' P-uusyls lssuit. mere h" - S'l-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
..s,,u-d Of ,,u.s-s 81 v.s.-,.

b-f-l@i 9L-g - ELM
,-S-E5re = T S1v I--B Later
-zs t5-iay sc1at;s-f q; Ti.ho-nI1rp q. ~.
'1E-6- - his f1ih.r 81 Sanns,fns ~,
YEAR aS0. rs< ~y.AsDre tsetns .s.s -ieni -
sI.isfy 'a~ tg-- sssi 'ss vozrs i.sn =
arf.Sa 80 ire iinS szs f-stiAarie- TIE
c1S. s;t:zc->s. csrs;ds rable sttsntsoa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
WED IN M00NLlT C0RiFlElR
Iowa Couple Take No Chances On
Legality Of Marriage.

De Moines, Ia, Nov. l7.-Und( 0s
soff slow OF tho November harvest moon
and In the middle of held OF ssvsrai
Campbell and Miss Amber II. Parkiin. oc
Cherokee and Ida counties. were masfieo
at midnight last night.
=. The guests hs'i asssmessd @ snS 1s
remembered that he had procured the
license In Cheroke~. while the w~sddln0
ceremony Was scheduled to take place In
Ida County.
After a hurried consultation. u wss Do
cfde.i that, In order that no question
should ever be raised over the legality
or tn" MARRIAGE an adjournment would
BE- taken to high knoll upon the Parker
farm Just over the county line. where the
ceremony was performed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
NEWS FROM MTHEClTYCHURCHES

s. s: q Il; 81 Is ::S :ss seee :;
S.ns.s, a:,sr :.ss..ss 81 II;
s!:.,:sS H.!s:. si:, a f.sas:: . Il:
HOLY FssY sna 70 Hum: sSmsss., :s s sse Rsv %
u1iy s;io sser sas y n s..,..a ana M,rr,,.,.a;
1mssaT IL :Ts aErios ,sslss.P T. ssnes..s.r sfs an,
S;s;ke ea.,s,oNs,,1, oN ,sY sId 70 i,.T,,,, and
pa bl.irs ssa: 2 'D ss. Es1.rena % jS,h ' a. Tr.ssy.
| Pas;o-Mass. and Io:3e a. IT,. resse's. ':s'
LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL Church and
\ Hsir. Ferry Eoads the R.ssrsnd D. T. Pie
Lar. PaE,or-Nass. ~ and 1870 q H.: YES
LsDY & OF P frERrEruAL srcooR ,c.rm.n,.
HOG ,st ra.;orNMs... ant s:sa and 10 a N, '
| ST. kGATH.'s aG.Tman,. No n. eouth
Man. Nin y. .na Tsf.nd is M h'asz s..pst. s.''
80 i"s "s 5,5 Tsnn5a,h 5 v.ep:.. rp.,.IMs'; '
sE = M%YsltSs. rSf ~. Naxnsa. :aa January: III: 3:
81 ALPuoSsus'S. Grand and coos: III. Very
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

Wag0re- T N0g U-thr Il1iIv
S,w-i. . ns~ ds'Iv paper which has b--n
E.art~i here ~ 4. n morning PAPER ~i'h
,Ys.s r.p-T.- a'si - 81 81 ~ W
rsnrUu NsgoB~f IA town ~ 80 pet
sons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

Evanxe,is. y. l.. Scoles Will begin
series Of religious lectures in seventh Day
Adventist Church. D.luar and Newste:d
avenues. ,O-:GC rrow evening The frs,
icpic VIII BE- ..PTophecy ana History
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

The session % Lafayette Park presby-
f:-!an Church has just coYnf,lete ed iu.p-cv.-
!Gents amounting 10 81. 81. most Of which
Vas Subscribed at the last Easter coll.c-
ZION. A special free wiir' Offering will
be taken up at the services tomorrow
aud tn. result Of the day's contributions
VII! b. made known 10 the congregation
at the evening service.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
AHp RHis6HtR

Mount Sterling. M No- I'M r n
Rsischs ard Mrs Alberta Reisehs Of Msseef.
III we're married here to-day by Justice NJ.
Ca6e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

The revivs! al Euclid Avenue baptist
Church will continue next week. che ras-
'or. the Reverend 5. f. Ewing, Will de-
live Gle seT:Ec--s everv might
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

The me~tiI. cr the Mems Cub II Lin
d.I. tv-aEe u F. Church. arranged for
last Thur Iay. has been DoSiponed one
week 'ecaI.s. OF 'ne Illness -. Congress
man IL r. hSIir. VINO IL TO deliver th,. ad
IGrss -. til. evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

The Reverend Doctor Lee who will soon
f-E1rt for his new pastorafe in Atlanta
VIII icl!yer hts farewell address hefor.
~" Ministers Of the n. r. Church, South.
~ tBs!r regular meeting Monday morning
TIs srhtec- will h. "Reminiscences of NJ
f'estorate In 80 Louis"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
g A yACrT

s~,i-r III Nov ~ 9 A. jam 1is1 hase
ian llsNt % heart failure
n ". VRAvr8
Nsv,h Mo Nov !: d ~ GTa,so Q Woii-
known rs<s.et OF this city. dasd lest night
Mr. .;rs.ss '~sd~r IN business religious
gri 40 isi rt'~!-s snf ~as . past gfar1 mestev
- the Iasrric .r,lsr. Funeral ssrsioso Wtii
be hs!a srnipv afternoon
E!.fIAE wYpis.S
N.xrs '.,, y SSv IT--tsiIsh wyAi~h. y
year. oIf S,sd Al. han. tn mis- 81: lse
nisf, fgotn Injuries received ln runaway oa
asda~~esy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

Mrrs than s.. was cleared AZ the RS
-itr-J pa He-e Contest, held by member Ok
r.TSt b.plIst Church tnegroD for the ben
EFT of the church Thursday night
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

-PINT-L. l-.fsy-f-- grs EEN-F. - lsy~--
-. u'-.s e. Har4--. F-s-'r--srEI--s ~ = n
a. :
ZIg>., ls--.s- art E-.rty- Eve rH- Hr-----.
q 'S---.y4-. FEsf---sslE.-ss ..
MISSION F1k TIE pE,y - R-v~--'+
ts-rlsz tiziss-f~-E. i'ss-a---@-r--sS a. Z-7a
2I>-ItSx All 49,. a: r7S.sz r'i.i7 -. R,v.
s-.u4 . Irsg~4. FEsr1E b-r - s4a1,g
srosi "a 2 'ss-.rs- -~TrE-S a. -
BETHsNr>. Mana H-ssI- Re- 49, "a
80 E-Vs-s-- g.. : tEs~~- Fls-1--=s--s -c-s
FT-T .ELsEFs9 ssaA--- s74 - -is-a-:- go
RsV-r - . !. ;s-E - E.2s-sr-S---tr., -
CEs;P.G nF Tpy wuI.y rft'.ss gszl z-S
n=k. - F.-yrl--f Cts-is, ' ST--u = Pa
- - ll~sH = = - : r.
COP rDIlrffA o. Narr-s<-.4 f-as- S.--
tsrrE. = 49, HszrA~.-s- Ass,ss 80 Re-
49, f--e-us-i s.s1k-. Ps.'a-
E2NAE. l~s-erssr A. Nf-.-. - i.svs-rzs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

T1- Junior Society OF Christian Enieav.
cf Compton Hil Presbyterian Chapel
vi. render a missionary ssvice. under the
,4..,iCes Of the society. f. Jh. chapel. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

Doctor Edwin NJ RAINFALL % Chicago.
general secretary OF the ES worth League
.. tho Methodist Episcopal Church, VIII
..,ircsS a mass me"tlGs OF the 81 LJus-
l.r.-Orih I>eaGue- to-nlDrr1w afternoon At
a.rlo"k IN Union N. r.. Church. Garr!-"l.
...1 7
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

evening q, 6 O'Clock. An Interesting pro.
--amme has bsen arranged. Offering Iii
re- gathered which will De devoted 10 the
-1.gfDrt OF the society's present m!ss.unaI )
o.. Japan for the ensuing year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

'ps- Elizabeth Pearson o., D-s Noin"S
resident of the Woman's For.ign Mis-
sisnary Society. will speak In Good. Ave
HUr Methodist Episcopal CnurG!i tD-m5r-
row morning