davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

SYNOD WILL CONVENE AT WEST
MINISTER NEXT: WEDNESDAY,.
Two Hundred Delegates from All Parts
: of the State Expected to Attend
Evening Meetings of Public Nature
With Scheduled Speakers of National
g Prominence. a.v:

The Presbyterian Synod of Mime
sofa, comprising all the Presbyterian
churches of the state, will meet in
Westminster church, this city,, Wednes-
day, Oct. 10, at 1880 pm. It is expect
ed that at least 200 delegates will be
in attendance in addition to people Of
the twin city Churches, Sessions will
he.held eaeh+day. closing Friday E7:la even
ing. ~. All. :.s,. ~ "a,
: The: sessions during the: daytime will
be given over to special conference
business, but it planned to have all the
evening meetings open to the PUBLIC
and TO carry out programs which will
be Of much interest to the general pub
TicLH =. = ~ 49, i.a2t".a
These. evening gatherings will be ad-
dressed by some. Of the most eloquent
speakers. of the Presbyterian church in
this country, Those, thus scheduled for
addresses include DR.. Charles Brodt OF
Chicago, Dr.. H. E. McClelland Of Pitts
burg, DR.. Sheldon jackson, DR.. Wherry
of India, and others. ''
Presbyterian churches Of Minneap-
oils have united in arrangements to
make the copferencesa notable: one, and
to prepare a cordial reception and en-
tertainment for the many visitors. =. :.
Most of the, delegates will be, enter:
tanned by prominent Presbyterians of
the city, members of the congregations
Of all the Minneapolis churches opening
their homes for the housing Of the dele:
gates to the synod. -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
NEED OF BUILDING
FOR B0YsAT YIN CA.
PRESENT QUARTERS UNEQUAL
settlement, a15.: Eighth avenue s., has
Boys Band and Savings Department
New Features in Contemplation
New Structures Desired Would Cost
From $4,000 to s75, ooo-Y. M. q.
A. Now, Owns the Site. ~.

The Boys Work of the Y. NJ, G. A. in
Minneapolis has grown to such dimen-
slons that its present building has
become entirely inadequate. About 200
new members have been received al
ready this fall. which brings the total
membership up to something over 400.
Those In charge say that they, could
easily as 400 if they had the facilities
for taking care of them. ~ ...:..,
The present building is a dwelling
in the rear of the Y. M. G. A. build
ing. Here the social, educational and
religious work for the boys is con-
Quoted, while on, certain days of the
week they use? the mems gymnasium
in the main building. The Junior gym
nasium class already contains 100 boys.
which is larger than. any of the mems
classes at this date.s4 Saturday morn
ings both buildings fairly swarm with
boys, and every other day in the week
the equipment is. taxed to the. limit.
AS one boy expressed it, You. will
have to - take K J, the wallpaper off to- get
= In addition to the gymnasium work, a
| night school is conducted for boys who
for various reasons have been unable
to complete their grade school york
There are about seventy boys already
! enrolled In these classes. Il his work
is an integral part of the large educa-
tional work conducted by the Y. NJ. G..
A. and is conducted in the same thoro
| manner, Then there are many social
features, receptions: entertainments,
ETC., the Bible study classes and the
boys religious meetings.
!. Some new features this year will be
boys orchestra conducted by Mr..
| Kenny one Of the best orchestra lead
ers in the city, and the savings depart
ment. The association has made. an
arrangement with one Of the banks to
the secretaries and committee men will
e. heb fyry Of thr RGss'0 70 eon eNig
amount Of employment work is also
being undertaken" In these various
ways all classes Of boys are taken care
Of. Grade school boys, high school boys
and working boys, little boys and big
boys. .s,se g. :. Ess-
| The demand for enlarged quarters has
become imperative. if the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Is to accomplish for the boys of the
city that for which it exists.
The secretaries and board of direc-
tors are diligently seeking for some one
sufficiently interested in boys to pro-
vide for the erection of new build
ing. The association owns the land on
which it can be, constructed, and from
$4,000 to $4,000 would enable them
| to do one Of the biggest pieces Of work
in the country for boys of all classes.
and especially for the large body of
EMPLOYED boys, which they have THUS
far been able to deal with only in a
small way. Sz..p .sg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
PULPIT AND PEW

silver tea will be given at the Episcopal
church home 6ST Fuller street., st. Paul, Tues
day, from 2 to pm. A fine musical program
has been arranged As the home Is diocesan,
Minneapolis churchmen take as much interest as
do those in st. Paul.
Rev. Herbert E. Wise of Norwich, Conn, who
Spouse to an invitation of the pulpit commit
tee, has consented to remain another Sun
day and occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. The committee will hold meeting
in the near future and it Is possible that Mr..
Wise will be their unanimous choice as success
| sor to Rev. Theodore Heysham, who resigned the
pastorate Of the Central church on May last.
Plymouth church has been a busy place the
past week. entertaining the Congregational As
ISOLATION of Minnesota. The annual meeting of
the trustees OF the society. which is called for
next Tuesday, will be adjourned to Oct. q,
when the ladies Of the church will serve the
fall banquet. DR.. and MIS- Hallock will be east
next week in attendance at the Haystack meet
ing of the American board, Of which body he Is
corporate member. There will be a. train
from Chicago to Williamstown, Mass.
The morning service at Trinity Baptist church
will be devoted to the observance OF. the Lords
pastor will speak briefly on 4.Some Laws for the
| Christian Life In the evening Dr. L. A.
Crandall will preach on AN Incomplete Christ. !"
The quartet will be assisted by Miss Hnlda Jeni
senssyialinist.
| DR.. Emory w. Hunt of Granville, Ohio, Will
preach ,sfor DR.. Fowler this morning In Calvary
Baptist church. This evening Dr. Fowler will
speak on why Believe in Jesus Christ. :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

METHODIST WOMEN NJ TO, GATHER
AT. WINoNA- OCT. 11-15:cs..2z
Elaborate Program Has Been Prepared
Attendance Will Be Large, Includ-
ing Delegations From Points Turnout
Minnesota ana The Two Dakotas, All
Included in the minneapolis Branch.
-,:I+3tEAIss,". ~ r.

-, Winona, Mimi, Oct GAL the. ar
engagements have now BEEN completed
for the twentysthird annual meeting of
the MINNEAPOLIS branch Of the Women g
Foreign Missionary, society Of the Meth
oaists Episcopal sehurch, to be heldoain
Winona Oct to- l5:t This branch
takes; M n IN e tl1e Dak9tas
and the ATTENDANCE is expected tonbe
lar XII the sessions s5s WilI be :hod in, the
Central Methodist church, Theaopenine
meeting will be: on, Thursday evening
when the, fourth. quarterly Business
meeting Will, Be held from 1880 TO-, 6
pm. At 8 pm. there will be. opening
devotional exercises, followed by an
address by Mrs.hL F. HARRISON secre
tary of Children's Work" at Wore ester
Mass. After the Introduction Of visit
ing missionaries attending the: conven
given over to- sociability.s;-s @~;.
Mrs. I. w. joyce will lead the open
ing worship on Friday morning at 9:30
and reports. will be made for standing
committees as Follows: y, Publication
Mrs.. o. +Winchell; bylaws, Mrs
George Taylor missionary candidates
Mrs. Z. w. Joyce; mission boxes, Mrs
B. r. Nelson;] memorials, Mrs. H. G
barrow ( Mrs. Jeanette Lambertol
will give a vocal solo and Mrs. L: F
Harrison will address the convention
again on tFTher Value" Of Work Anon!
the Children Conference reports will
conclude the morning session. Mrs. H
E. Sloane will speak for the Northern
Minnesota conference, Mrs: M. Welle
meyer for, the Northwest German, an
Mrs. M. Weber FOR the Swedish. 9th
er reports will be made as follows
Mite box secretary, Mrs. G. L: John
secretary bureau Of supplies. Mrs. {
W.: Keliogg;. secretary of literature
Mrs. E. G.. Lindsay; Woman's Mission
airy Friend, Mrs. J. G, Shetland. u,
!; =. Friday at 2 pm. Mrs. Frank Dora
will conduct the quiet. hour, land sothe
conference reports will. be presented
From. the Minnesota conference, Mrs
W. A. Bruss; "Norwegian-D Danish, Mrs
A. P, Andrews; North Dakota, Mis-
! Sarah Mason:st Mrs. Paul E. Baum
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
PRESBYTERIAN.

WEsTMINSTER-ReV John E. Bushnell, ID:
Morning, communion service and; reception Of Il
sfsngars sad ystte sEs
RIVERSIDE: (2otli, az. and ,21a -st)-Rey. Ben.
5an r Weld psstSer Sunday y se er
= tan Endt\vor meeting; s pm, church service.
FIFTH-Rev: william J.. johnson. Morning.
service and reception OF members; evening "a
s53RSEs Pzayer a AnsE,sTed nbh.
At the morning service the Lords supper will
.be administered; : evening" :'Pilate, 1nuuisitive
F1RsTEDr. 4. B. : Marshall. Morning, sermon
evening, sermon by d.: Frost. Morning, '.The
GRACE-Rev. Donald D. Mckay. ID. Morning,
communion service and reception Ct members
sES9r
Las MSsnns and Ing Ct
sermon of special interest to young men
and women who have come 10 the city from
r. faSa1sz and Pleasant
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, D. D., pastor. Morn.
Ing; "a Mans Place in the Modern Church,
saved" third in series on theme, How. t
Bring Men to Christ Rally day services
r sRssl syea s9 sB
HOPE CHAPEL l1so7: washington .N az N 5:.f,
| Alexander G. Patterson. Evening. ..Annfser
SaIleS Inc pTOSEdLur Will De iii
noanced at thesevening service. Solo, Codls
| ! for Sir Atone. Howard Hare Rally meet
ing Of senior ca p lat Is: 40 a special program
has been arranged. All young people are IN
4 -vited. f-3*5. &
ALL SAINTS (2s1e Clinton avenue)--s AIM
holy communion: 1880 an, holy communion
| parish school; T;45ap.m.. evening prayer sant
/ / sermon BY ReFseGs Heathcote Hills. gsy4 -
4 ST. THOMAS MISSION corner Ninth street ant
l o. Co.,
! I pm. service and sermon by Rev. George a
GETHsEMANE fFourth avenue and Mint
u street, -Rev. Ffffng r. Johnson Morning a
4 ;sSs and 1880: evening at 7:45.
4 HOLY TRINITY (Fourth street and FOURTH
avenue Is E)--Rev. Smart b. Purves.9 T.3l
and sermon; Il 49, evening prayer and ser
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
CONGREGATIONAL,

80" CONVERSATIONAL -, -
LINDEN H1LLs-Rev. P: a: Cool. pastor Morn
Ing BY Rev Jessie
PLYMoUTH-Rev L. H. Halloek DID. Morn
Ing, The Chief Factor in Religious Teach
evening, Rev ". II: Robinson Of the II. d.
FIRsT-Rev. G. G. Clarke Morning Charles
committee. w. G. a; evening, Mrs. Ida
LYNDALE-R.v C. E. Burton. Morning. Mrs
Ida vose Woodbury. will speak; evening. SER
oo nfo 2 Il hsG f. Ra E Painter Morning
Harvest Home service, The Completion Of Il
FREMONT AVENUE-Rev F.. 4. Sumner in ex.
change with the pastor at the morning sery-
roR s HEfeHTsRs ey STANLEY NJ. uumby.
Morning: ''The Lord Our Banner: evening.
rAR esds N1aSfSResf OF e. s. Rollins.
sermon; Wheat and Corn; evening, 'sEduca-
Lowry H1LL-Rev, Henry Holmes Morning.
Half Century Of Church Work.; Christian
pI E9as4 4M at e2o Pm Summer uorn,,. p.v
G. A. Hilton will preach in exchange with
the pastor; evening, preaching by the pastor.
rHiRTY-E1GHTH ::sFREET-Rev. George R.
Merrill D. VIII preach both both morning and
- BAPTIST M ~
TRINITY-Rev. Latham A. Crandal1 Morning
"some Laws for the Christian Life Lords
supper and reception Of new members: even.
ing. IAN Incomplete, Christi; in the evening
| Miss Hulda Jensen, violinist, will assist the
quartet. :. ,,.ge- II :, --.e z--s.,5~zs - :. --
cLiVET-Rev Rut1edge< T. Wi1tbank.3 Morning,
"The Quest for Goodness: eyening;"The Wit
e rs Rrsssgt Gay IT. to Morning
.Honorng God the Lords supper following
Gods Way of FEscapes', 81. ~
IMMANUFL-Rev. w Y S. spriggs Morning
Where There IS, No Vision; evening Voice!
/ from Behind. -, e. fst>st'
BETHESDA-Rev. Wilton R. Boone. Morning
covenant meeting followed BY Lords supper
| !, evening Soma Things God Hates; Sunday
i school at 1890 d. m. s5i III
/ FoURTH-Rer. G. f. Holt Morning, "The Elk
| Z preston of a. Religions Life evening. Power
Thru Al Vision of God,,'' frst In "a series oi
'.The Pathway OF Power IS {f#sss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

ST. MARKS PRocATHEDRAL (sixth street be-
tween Hennepin and Nicollet)-S am, holy
1920 a hely communion and
and address by Vicar Haupt. Sacred cantata,
1.-THE Daughter of Jairus,' Stainer:e a..
CHRIST. CHURCH ta44o BlaisdeI avenue)--
vest homie service and holy communion at
1890; evening service at 1880; Sunday
school, harvest home service and public bap-
tis1n at 1910 noon. =
-s'.: LUTHERAN. i. -. 80.
BETHLEHEM-Rev. N. B. Thvedt. Morning,
vice commences at 1890. Evening, English
service at 7:4s f. J.; Glenn Of St: Olaf
day schools will meet at 1910 r.
1MMANUEL eighteenth avenue and Sixth
street Nl.Rey L; A 4;,e1 t -, Morning;
TRINITY corner Thirteenth avenue and Nine.
teenth street)-Rev. John Hutchinson, pastor.
10 am. ''rurn Thou Me, Lord" tGerman);
mani; 7:45 pm; English service. Professor
SALEM (English)-Rev; George. H.; Trabert.
tion to Gods Law; evening, "How God
BETHEL Seventeenth avenue and Thirty-sec-
ond street)-Rev. H. p. Grimsby; morning
'The Christians joy: evening. "Cbrist's
Teaching Concerning the Sabbath" Norwe.
& gian services. Sunday school at 1915: Tho
pastor will address the Sunday school on
: missions y s,. 90
UNIvERSALiST. s@
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev.; Marion
D. Shutter, DID, Morning, Sunday in Mod
| ern Life; evening, 1.-THE Spaniard in His
tory, third lecture in series on Gravel and
/; History" Special music. !
FUTILE Corner Blaisdell and Twenty seventh
| street)-Rev. Bernard G. Ruggles. Morning.
THE Law of Tradition Versus the Love of
-&.Truth''; evening. first lecture of series;
| t.some Grudges Have Met; at 1880. Y.
p c. u. at $3.50.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
| FIRST qs2a Emerson avenue N)-Rev F. R.
Plantikow, pastor. Rev. F. W. Fritze of the
| German NJ q. conference will preach in the
\ morning and G.. T. Bnblitz CT the same con-
! ference ain the evening. $50 "a
| stasa#S CATHOEIc.
/ ST. CHARLES (Fourth street s and Thirteenth
avenue} REV. j. M. C1eary. Morning, tsChrist,
the Great Healer evening, S The Rosary
masses at 1880. 8 and 1880.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

gartner will give a solo. and the fol-
Day Problems Solved,' "Question
Box.' Mrs. Geoge Taylor; "Telephone
Conversation elbow to Use the Lit
erature, !" Mrs. A.. S.. Hale.
The Friday evening session will be
Of especial interest, as the principal
address will be made by. Mrs. Emma
Nlnd-Lacy Of Foochow, China, daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Mary Mind, the
noted missionary, who was burned to
death in a Massachusetts hotel about
a.@year. ago: Mrs. A. J. Thorne will
O.;>U.. Mitchell will preside. ,
Saturday morning Mrs. J: F. Stout
will lead the worship. Conference re-
ports will be given. Dakota, Mrs. L.
P. Hauser; Black Hills, Mrs. T. D.
nctte Sauter; Mrs. G. W. Hall will
present the treasurer IS report, and
there will be note book exercise con
Quoted by Mrs. L. P. Blair. The fol
lowing reports will close the morning
session: Quarterly Review, Mrs. c. s
Winchell; Kings Heralds, Mrs. w. J.
Clapp; Little Light Bearers, Mrs. l.
l.. Fish; Special Work.. Mrs. NJ. Fl,
Evans; Possibilities. Of Our Literature
Mrs; AZ u. Thorne. =, yrh 4sA:l
Mrs. w H. Gold will lead the quiet
hour Saturday AFTERNOON, and the fol
lowing topics will be presented. The
Value of the Mission, Study Class
Mrs. Benjamin Longlley; "A Trip *
stuntz;: " Missionary LITERATURE Mrs
Saturday evening will be given ove7
| to a young people, rally, with Mrs
r. e: Flanagan in the chair, The Cen
trail Methodist Chorus choir will leat
a song service, Miss Myrtle Cross viii
give: a solo, Mrs. James S. King viii
speak on, fThe Value Of the Young
People IS Work at Home,O and ".Fron
the Standpoint of the Foreign Field .
will be presented by Miss Ilene Tang
| China; Mrs. Homer Stuntz, India, AM
Mrs Adeline Gutherie, China. a: 4 Z.
Sunday morning there will be a low
feast at;:9:30. and the regular mornin.
service, at 1880 with sermon by Rev
Frank Doran. r.,
Mrs. w. J. Clapp will preside at
children = meeting at O'Clock Sunda
afternoon, when Miss Ilene Tang will
give, talk. 49,.
Sunday evening will be given over t
an anniversary, service and India jub!
lee, the jubilee being explained by Mrs
H. G. barrow. Mrs. I. w. Joyce wi
present the report of the correspondent
secretary and Mrs. G.. W. Hall the RI
port Of the treasurer. =
The closing session will be held o
Monday morning, when the election Q
officers and delegates to the genera
executive committee will take place
Mrs. E. G.. Lindsay will speak on 70
Glimpse Forward, and Mrs. H.
Darrow will conduct a. memorial ser1
ice. The conclusion prayer and prais
service will be led by Mrs. Jeannett
Sauter. - ' D.: -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

F1RST-Dr. W. B. Riley Morning. DR.. Charles
Boswell, secretary Of the general , board o OF
church extension NJ. E. church. VIII preach;
evening, ''Tried for Heresy."s" -:
ing The Gharssteristics Of True WorshiP
FREEmke - :: 4. Olsen. Morning, 1.-THE
Ing. The ho Power That Saves; roll oakland
banquet Tuesday evening; G.: X. meeting:
cALVARY-Morning. Dr.. Emory W. Hunt, pres
ident Of Denison university, Granville, Ohio.
will preach; eysntns Dr. }rs Fo She,. VIII preach
n IKE nee Herbert 4ssf e. #se Morning
'The Human Life of God evening, flowing
to Ruin" an address to young men; Miss
| Gertrude BLY, will sing. ..'- II
F1RsT-Rev. W. H. Jordan. Morning. DR.. NJ.
| ing, Rev. j. G. Morrison of Fergus Falls Will
| preach. ..E
street)-Rev. G. R. Geer. No evening service
PARK AvENUE-Morning, Rev. J. g. Morri:
! son will preach; evening. Mrs. Bessie Scovell
will give address Temperance
SIMPSON Corner Twenty eighth and First av-
nue. :s)-Rev. F. s. Tincher. Morning.. Rev:
Episcopal church. Duluth, will preach at
eyen IN ksv chorus " eb a i STB
PROSPECT PARK Corner orlin and Malcolm)
.. Rev. j. q. CroZler. morning; rev. A. b.
] Buckner, DID,, of olivia Minn win occupy
g the pulpit; evening, Rev. w. q. Easton. DID,
of Montevideo will preach Epworth league
| q. 6:45 pm, will be addressed by Rev. Gal
braith and Rev Mr. Batdorf. delegates TO the
conference <t...5.. go l...~
FOWLER Corner Franklin and Dupont avenues)
! REV. James s.. Montgomery Morning rserv
ice at 1920; DR.. Robert Forbes win preach
| At pm. the cornerstone Of the new church
! will be laid by Bishops Wilson,; McCabe ant
| Neeley. At 7:45 Or. Montgomery WIN speal
| on the subject, The People Who Are Like
/ Water Free seats to the public.
4 FOREST HEIGHTS-Rev. Charles. H.. -Flesher
1 Evening Rev. Isaac Peart. s. 9. AK q. :
ST MATTHEws-Rev. James Trimb1e. p D
4 Morning . The Benefit OF the lord. IS Day al
\ 5ts a Day OF Rest and Holy Worship = = - a#Ss
!, HENNEPIN AvENUE-Rey. Fayette p. Thomp
4 y son, ID. Morning. Rev. William F. Ander
son, DID,, New York city, Will preach; even
u ing; Rev NJ c. b. II Mason, DE. - Of Gin
cinnati. will preach. IS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

AT Hennepin Avenue NJ. E.. church, DR.. Fay
cite L. Thompson has an unusual service today.
In the morning, Rev. William f. Anderson, ID,
Of New York city,, will PREACH. Dr.. Anderson
has in his charge the entire educational system
Of the Methodist Episcopal church. In the even
ing the, Rev. NJ. G. B. Mason, ID, of Gin
cinnati. one of the most eloquent colored men
in this country, will deliver an address upon
of the colored race. In the afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, Bishop Luther B. Wilson, ID, LID :,
Of Chattanooga, will: ordain as elders in the
church Of God certain young men who are can
didates for the Methodist Episcopal ministry.
Preceding the evening service the bishop will
consecrate two young women to the Nurk OF
deaconesses in the church, they having COM
pleted.. full three-years course in preparation
therefor. -. -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

is ATTRACTING GREAT CROWDS
AND REFORMING MANY. ~..
He Is Wanted at Many Places in This
Country But in Three Months Will
Sail for England Where His, Con-
tracts are Made for Six Years Ahead.
Special to The Journal.

New York, Oct. Sat the West End
Presbyterian church this week is a
gypsy exhorter, the man who is said to
have saved as many souls-saved them
thru believing in and confessing Christ
as any other man in the world with
the exception of Moody, Torrey and a
few other famous evangelists. ~; IT'S
worth one s time to meet nf this 4. ex-
horter, new to; America. Hers acchar9
acter. He dresses like Sam Small and
has good many of the ideas Small
had. He talks heart talk. He gets
next to the. co coz of the sihRner.. :.
no Christian name. He>'a is : merely
Gypsy Smith. That name GypsyaSmitl
draws the, crowda ainstsvas 8: The: Shop
Girl s Revenge !" would draw a. crowd
to the Third Avenue -theater. THAT is
all he wants.HnT7he bigger the crowd;
the more converted:;lc,s $50 49, 2'H7n'
Gypsy Smith vas Fhiember OF "a
gypsy troupes touring England This
! troupe did not come from Bulgaria tor
Rumania.. .It4was essentially English.
/ Some have said that the troupe orig
mated by several tramps taking. wives
who were plenty in those. days in Eng
land, and starting a rowing expedition.
Anyway, this particular subject had &C.
quired rudy ;skin,fa lingo and no
education, but a skill in pilfering farm.
ers' chicken houses and garden patches
when he first: saw the Light.
He was lSAYears old when he first
realized he did not know an iota about
language. But his heart was in the
right place and working normally, whe1
he heard country exhorter telling
about Christ. From that day to thi.
he has been saving souls. More of hi:
life is interesting, but it is copyrighted
and for sale at ST per volume, will
) large threats of damages against in
fringers.
Gypsy gets a '3commish, - as h,
would have said twenty years: ago
! Also his exhortations are copyrighted
While speaking Of copyrights ant
: commissions, it is interesting to not
that Smith will remain in this countr,
only five months, but that the churche
are so anxious for his services tina
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
CHRISTIAN , SCIENCE.

The subject for the lesson sermon in all Of
the Chrstsn Science churches tomorrow to, Is
First church. morning and evening services.
Second church, morning service: =,
Third church, morning service,s.% !.
90, Fourth church. morning service. ~ ~. ~; . q.
Disciples OF @gcARIsT.5T2E -
GRAND AVENUE ls1st and Grand av)-Rev.
r. Dow. Morning, ."Christsl Cure for
Care; evening, '"The Heart and the Issues
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev Perry " VII Rice Morning,
will render special music at both services.
,..-s~-... -. UNITARIAN. .:.,c..-..~. l..
FIRsT-Rey.. E. stanton Hodgin Morning,
'Ihe Harvest Of Life, Growing Old Beauti-
fully; Sunday school at IL o'clock.
.-+.s MISCELLANEOUS ,.~s.as T..
THE MENTAL SCIENTISTS DE Louis VII
1iams Evening Wealth Yea in Integrity q MI.
pa%N B aSiee Students meet every
NEW pasE meets
at pm II, Knights Of Pythias hall Masonic !.
Il. E: Wheeler; spirit messages. Rev. F. D.
NEW M9ee THOUGHT LYcEuM TX. P. hall, Ma.
noaT hds gfbE sas Gfss5s
Hegaahl; nay geo sO PM 3eate M se Bic. Shall
8 He Live Again; greetings by Mrs. Manewell
RISING e SUN IN s sItii M1ss1oN-vrginia
= s. Lyon. Evening. EVIL Spirits, Their Fall
and Different Mattress messages by the boy
= Psychic; music by Mrs. Maud Pratt Crane;
ADVENT CHRISTIAN Corner Fremont and
Twenty. fourth avenues N)-Morning, Lessons
service communion; service in the morning.
DIVINE SCIENCE (A.O. U. w. hall on Seventh
:: street; near Hennepin avenue)-Address 4 by
Anna s. Swanson; healing service DR.. CURL
GummesSon.
PEOPLES Unique iheater1 -Rev. 6. L.. Nor
NhilI Morning, Hurry, Worry and Debt;
pictures. barry tone solo. orchestra selections Of
Spanish mdsic.s congregational singing Service
from II to 10 o'clock am 3ss q Il
=. NC. sA.-3.30 pm. address by DR.. John IA.
Elliott The Bible In Modern sLifen: music
by Kenuey's orchestra: solo By N. Z NcIn-