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Noted Temperance Orator
Speaks at YIN. c. A. Today

Oliver M. Stewart, a member Of the
Illinois legislature, will address the
Y. M. G. A. mass meeting on Sunday
afternoon at $3.50. A special musical
program will be rendered by Kenny's
orchestra, beginning at 3:15, in the par
lors.
Mr.. Stewart was for five years chair,
man Of the prohibition committee, was
elected to the Illinois legislature from
the Hyde Park district in Chicago on
the prohibition ticket, and challenged
the attention of. friend and foe by his
legislative record His speeches before
the assembly on subjects up for con-
sideration were among the most force
full of any addresses before the as
sembly.
The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat says:
1T was reserved for Oliver M. Stew
art to deliver the most interesting
speech Of the day, judging by the at
tention and applause that greeted it. "
The Chicago Examiner: "The sur.
prise amounted to a sensation, for 1t
introduced on the legislative stage an
orator Of the first magnitude, Oliver M
Stewart" The Chicago Evening Jour,
nal: "The greatest feature Of the day
was a magnificent, speech by Represen
tative Oliver NJ Stewart. It was in
every way one Of the best that has
been delivered in Springfield for twenty
years" ...s- .s1,.ss8 i, 81.
Mr.. Stewart is a strong, entertaining
and magnetic. speaker. He has been ad
dressing audiences in east, west and
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st. Paul's Episcopal church Of Min
neapolis has added to it's staff of clergy
the Rev. Wang Wsuin-Ih, native of
the orient, of the cathedral Of Hankow,
China.
Some time ago the vestry Of st.
Paul's church unanimously voted that
a portion Of the missionary contribu-
lions which would be used for foreign
lands be sent to China and requested
the missionary board Of the Episcopal
church, which has headquarters in New
York city, to designate some native
clergyman, to be known as the repre-
sentative in China Of St. Paul 8 church,
Minneapolis. The missionary board has
accordingly designated Rev. Wang
Wsuin-Ih pronounced Wong Schween-
E). This native clergyman is attached
to the Hankow cathedral, where wor-
ship English speaking and native con-
gregations at different hours.
Rev. Wang Wsuin-Ih is rector Of the
native congregation. For seven years
past he has been an ordained Episcopal
clergyman, and for several years previ-
Gus to that time he was an assistant
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minister, will be indicted into full mem
bership in the church. Dr. Thompson
breaches in his own church this evening
to disappointed and Discouraged Peo-
ple." A-s" -. r..
This morning DR.. G.. s.. Rollins will
speak at the Park Avenue Congrega-
tional church ont"The Movement To-
ward Christian Unity; One of the Signs
of the Times" There will be special
service at the Sunday school. The
church will unite with others in the
interests of the Congo Reform associa-
ton. -s'
A meeting for men under the auspices
Of the Mems league Of Calvary Baptist
church is held in the audience room Of
the church at noon each Sunday. It is
led by DR.. Fowler, who is giving series
Of studies on "The Teachings Of Jesus
and His Apostles.
At Salem English Lutheran church,
W Twenty street and Garfield
avenue, the Lord s Supper will be cele-
brated and members received today.
The service begins at 1890 am. In the
morning DR.. Trabert will preach on
"The Christians Preparation for the
the evening on ''Be Strong and Show
Thyself Man. Tuesday evening there
viii be an illustrated lecture by Charles
L. Trabert, showing Bible scenes by
celebrated artists, from the time OF
Abraham to st. Paul. No admission
will be charged. Wednesday evening
Ash Wednesday, service appropriate tc
Lenten Call.o
At St. Johns English Lutheran
church holy communion will be cele
brated at 10 am; sermon at 1880 am
on "Facing the Inevitable -; 6:45 pm.
Luther league meeting; 7:45, sermon or
"Hardships Of Life. !" Services will b.
conducted by Rev. A. F. Elmquist, pas
tor. .. ...
/ At Zion church, Fourth street ant
Sixth avenue N, there will be a sacred
concert this evening at 8 pm. Mines
William Smith, Benjamin Pierre ant
Mr.. Weaver and DR.. Frederick Nelson
will render solos.
Mrs. Ridges speaks in behalf Of tn,
New Thought Lyceum.
At the Trinity Baptist church, the
pastor, Latham A. Crandall will SPEAK
this morning on "The Teaching Of Je
sus Concerning God" the third in~tht
present series on 1.-THE Teaching Of Je
sus.' The evening service will b,
omitted in order that the congregation
may unite in the union services a
Westminster church.
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SERVICES IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES TODAY

FIRsT-Rev. A. B. MARSHALL ID: Morning,
1.-THE Scriptures a Faeter In the Making Of a
m, Nqt ton evening. The influence Of Book
nues)-Rev. Il: P: Morgan Morning, THE
People that To Flo, evening The The Heart
tian Endeavor will meet at $780, when mis-
sionary address will be given by Miss Harriet
Davies, MD; all welcome
Morning,e "A World Wide Work, a plea for
foreign missions evening evangelistic service
HOPE CHAPEL l1oo7 washington avenue NJ
Rev, Harry G. Finney! Evening. Back to
Bethel; solo, shepherd Divine Toward
GRA0ERev Donald D. Mckay. Morning and
evening; morning.. 1.-THE samaritans Refusing
to Receive Jesus"
EPISCOPAL.
GETHsEMANE-Rev. Irving P. johnson. Morn
ing services, holy communion, am; service
and sermon, 1890; Sunday school, 1915; even
CHRIST CHURCH-Rev Andrew D. Stowe.
day school, Il noon; Lenten service Ash We'd
nesday, 8 am; holy communion, AS pm. !:
service A. P. s. Tuesday, 8 pm, Friday 746
GRACE CHURCH-Rev. Andrew D. Stowe. d.
vine service, 1870 am; Sunday school, 1915
noon; divine service, 1;so pm Lente en- serv.
8. MARKS Pao-cArHEDRAI-s: am. holy
! sermon by Vicar Haupt; 7:45 pm, evensong
and sermon by Vicar Hills.
ALL sAINTs-Rev. George II. Thomas; am,
and sermon, 1.-THE Observance Of Lent; II
ST, THoMAs MIssIoN-Rey George q. Thorn.
as; pm, Sunday school, pm, evening
prayer and sermon
HOLY TRINITY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves; 7:3(
| am, holy communion; 1880 am, "George
Washington, the Christian and Churchman''
7:45 pm, evening prayer and SERMON.
ST. MATTHEW'S-Cornar of Twenty fifth ave.
nue. and Fillmore street. Rev. James Trilnble
| Morning, "seeing Thru the Glass Darkly''
| evening, ''Tlle Names BY Which God Is
| Known An eight minute address before the
pm. sermon.
| BAPTIST.
MIDWAY FREE-Rev. Burton Y. Neal. Morn
| Ing service at II am. and. evening service al
1 1880
IMMANUE-Rev. G. j. Triggerson. Morning
| my Brother and t. Evening, IA Grea
T Man. Meeting conducted by the Young Men,
Evangelistic League. special meeting TO
men Sunday afternoon at $3.50: 'Tbe Gospe
for Busy Mem: special music provided.
| NoRWEGIAN-DANIsH-Re Gustav Melby
Morning. ''The Christian Hope; evening. eth
| Signs of His Coming
NORTH SIDE M1sS1ON-Rev. NJ. w. Withers
Morning, What Faith Accomplished: eve
! ming. sacred .eoncert. f
1 OLIvET-Rev. DR.. A. J. Frost. Morning. eth
Silences Of the Bible Evening. Profcsso
/ perance address.
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FREE-Rey. R. R. Rennan. Morning: 1.-THE
Logic Of Unbelief''; in the evening the SER
vice will be united with that of Westminster
church in the interests of the Congo Reform
association. g.,
TRINITY-Rev. Latham A. Crandall. Morning,
The Teaching of Jesus C1ncern ,d Cod ,:n
service at Westminster church: Thursday eve;
ming nj gtt topie How Can We Be Most Helpful
CALVARY tBlaIsdell avenue. and Twenty sixth
steet)-Dr. Fowler. Morning: The Gentle
ness Of Co., evening Pi Ia the Duty
evening. Mrs. Eleanor Nesbit Poehler will as
,e sist in In the E m MUSICAL services ICES: -.
speak on ATROCITIES in Congo Land" Even.
,iHngg,r "A o Mighty Fort Eoftrs Hs;,
ton, World Wide Missions; evening, Miss
Ren-Oliel, "The; Blood Covenant Of the ORR
SALEM (Engllsh)- George H. Trabert.
Morning, The Christians Preparation for the
Proper Observance Of Lent; evening. "Be
CHICAGO AVENUE &c Chicago go avenue and
ming. Spiritual Growth; evening, 1.-THE
series.
UNIvERsALIsT.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Joseph
x. Mason. Morning, '.The Contented Spirit
evening SIS Inspiration Confined to the
viii be held SUNDAY evenings at 7:3o until
ALL soULs-Rev William H. Ryder. Morn
ing, Washington Sunday school, IL noon;
4 F.; c. U. at pm.
TUTTLE-Rev. A. R. Tillinghast. Morning
farewell service before leaving for New York
evening, The Story Of the Stars an illus
trated lecture by Judge Frank T. Wilson Of
Saltwater.
UNITARIAN.
NAZARETH (Norwegian) REV. Amandus Nor
man. Morning 7Science and Connection"
evening. George Washington, His Life ant
NAZARETH ANNEX (Norwegianj, 10th av n
and Washing ton) Rev. l.. Hagerup- Nissen
Morning, Jesus Baptism Our Baptism ~ Sun
day school, 1915 am.
FIRST 18th st and Mary place. REV. r. Stan
ton Hodgin. Morning Authority and ODE
d1ence,'' being the second in series OF morn
| Ing services on the cardinal principles Of Ra
aonal Religion. Sunday school at IL o'clock
,.LUTHERAN.
BETHLEHEM NoRwEG1AN-Rev N. B
| Thvedt; 80 am, Norwegian sermon by tn
| pastor; 7:45 pm. English service, S. H
| Holstad Will speak; Bible class and Sunda.
| schools at 1910.
ST. JOHNS ENGLIsH-Rev A. f. Elmquist
| 10 am, holy communion; 1890 am, ser
| mon, Facing the Inevitable; 645 pm.
Luther League meetingi :45 PM. sermon
.'Hardships of Life. :" Good singing.
| ST, JOHNS German, 626 Main street NE)-
| Rev. P. C. Dwight. Morning, Thru Fait
I All Things May Be subdued.' Sunday schoo
! IL to /.
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The cruciaed Christ is the Savior o Of the
Wo nnr evening LET Us Glory in the Cross
Ing at pm English Sunday school at 8
am. and Swedish Sunday school at 1915 pm.
TRINITY GERMAN-Corner Thirteenth avenue
s and Nineteenth street. Rev. Frederic Sic
vers Morning, "Proclamat ton Of Christ's Pas
SION; English evening service, 7:3O pm.
Rev. George E. shutes. .-.
... ....... CATHOLIC.
ST; CHARLES 9th Ct 8 and 18th ev)-Rev:
Lent; no evening service. During Lent serv-
ices tt WIN be held in the church Of st: Charles
misses at 1880, and 1890.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
ADVENT CHR1sTIAN--Rev. Mr.. Murra. Morn.
ing, ..God. and Our Relations to Him; even
ing The Historical Development and Nature
PORTLAND AVENUE 6HR1sr1AN-Rev 8. G.
Fisher: Morning, THE Ruggedness Of the
Christian Missionary society will speak.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHRIsTIAN-Dr. C. G.
Drummond, for seven years medical mis-
sionary at Hurda> India. will speak at morn
ion. Last service Of present pastor. Rev.
S. G. Fisher.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
Gx664 llSSO emerson avenue N)-hSV. n. H.
Plantikow. Morning and evening, pastor; Sun
day school at $3.50 am.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN soIENCE-Au churches, Man .
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPIRITUAL RESEARCH soc1ETY-Morning, II
am, Socrates and Plato continued from
paoaREssivSE soc1ErY-service pm. sub
ject of lecture taken from the audience: mes
BAND OF PEACE (229 Central avenue) Service
spirit greetings by Mrs. Il. Peake.
NORTH SIDE soCIETY-Service 2:so pm.
lecture by II. Hegdahl Where aud What L
the Spirit World: messages by Mrs. Pau
NEW Esepn! THOUGHT LYcEuM-Mornins, addres
by Ruth B. Ridges, THE Opportunity an,
the Man.; childrens hour and study class
NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUAL socIETY-Dr
Louis Williams. Evening, Compensation ant
give spirit messages.
G. A. B. HALL washington and Twentieth
avenues N)-Emil Swenson. Evening. what
soever He Sayeth Unto You. Do It." Tim
PEOPLE's-Rev. G. t.. Morrill,. Mornin
unique theater), WAS Christ a Christian p
Colored pictures, Buckeye State quartet. Eve
ming (Auditorium) Sarah Bernhardt Divine
or .Devilish' 2" Classic and popular orga
recital and cornet duet by G. 8. Norris an
Irving Weston.
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W. L. Harris, president Of the New
England Furniture company, will talk
to the older boys this afternoon at
1880. Mr.. Harris subject is A Manly
Boy,' and it undoubtedly will be 4
most interesting, as well as beneficial
talk.
The Triangle club will meet as usual
this afternoon at 3:l5. DIR. Fayette T..
Thompson, pastor of the Hennepin Ave.
nue. M. E.. church, will talk on the life
of Christ. This is the last talk of the
series on "Boys of the Bible,' and
will be one of the most interesting.
The annual banquet will be held
Thursday evening, March /. Every
boy in the department will be invited
to the banquet and the mothers are
asked to contribute food and also to
help serve. There will be over 500 boys
present this year.
March Is G. F. Mcneil, general pas
senger agent of the Northern Pacific
railroad, will give his famous, Illus
trated lecture on yellowstone Park. =,
Everyone who heard Mr.. Mcneil last
year will want to hear him again, az
he has forty-fve more views this year,
than he did last. He has 1915 views in
all, most of them in natural cclors.
Every boy in the department will have
tickets to sell. All the proceeds are to
go to the Lake. Geneva fund for the
purpose of sending delegates to the
boys conference at Lake Geneva,
Wis, next August. The lecture will be
! given in the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium
on March Is
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LOWRY HILL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning,
evening" nVe Ghpisti@n hndea!or at ese so,
lowed by an illustrated address on 1.-THE Be-
ginning Of Christ's Public Ministry at
PLxMouTH- +: Hallock: Morning;
11SSSS H5tIsEs? F. \: Cool. mo. Morning;
PARK AVENUE Corner Park and Franklin ave-
1.-The Friend Toward Christian Unity: eve
Ri9E EIGs GEeat sT Esfts George
Albrecht; Morning, "a Forgotten Debt, =
home missionary .S sermon evening The Car
co rs A e3s hs Hsges f. Painter Morning
Miss Yeomans Of Fisk university. Nashville,
Tenn; evening, second IN series on Seven
Great Decisions in Life "Your Choice OF q
PIIaRiM-Rev. F. A. Sumner. Morning, 1.-THE
AAuth.0rittyy q Jesus Christi; evening, THE
FREMONT AvENuE-Rev. 9. A. Hilton. Morn
1Rg r p1 Rsfe to Be Runs evening God
nue. .s9-Rey. c. r. Burton: Morning, Unity
in Christi; evening, Building Monuments. -
az g. to j s. RSGd evenne wh{ = pfS
FIRsT-Rev: Clement G. Clark; mirning. Mrs,
sermon by pastor. third in series on the
4-COrueT 1WGuty-S1NCQ avenue NE
and Taylor street. Rev. David A. Richardson.
Morning, forgiveness OF Sins: evening,
George Inspiration for To-
| life with stereopticon. "
PRESBYTERIAN.
vANDERBURGH MEMoRIAL-Rev. W. o. Wal
| lace Morning, 1.-The Manifestation of God!
Grace"; evening Service under the direction o.
the T.. p. s. @. d.: special music at all tht
services.
BETHANY CORNER Oak and Essex street) Rev
| T. ]. McCrossan. Morning, services will b.
under auspices Of W. G. L.: -Professo
Osborne will speak; evening, Joseph's Grea
Temptation the second In series on 9Th
STEWART MEMORIAL Thirty second stree
! Morning "a Great Beatitude''. evening
| Lessons from the Life Of Solomon, = fourt
| sermon in the series on Lessons from Grea
| WESTMINsTER-Rev. John Edward Bushnell
! ID. Morning, Johns Religion; evening
mass meeting in the interests of humanity i
! the Congo Free State: Mavor Jones will pre-
| side: President Northrrn will respond to tn
| address by Mrs. Harris Of England and DR.
Johnston OF Boston.
/ RIVERSIDE gHAPELrRev.1 BENJAMIN r. Weld
/ Sunday school at 3 pm. evening, 1.-THE Her
/ of His Garment' special music; service at
| pm; Young Peoples society meeting at I'll
| DIN. Sgs7 i.s'5 ~ 3 sEafE =
FIFTH corner Lyndale and Fourth avenues N
| Rev William ]. Johnson. Morning, 10:3C
'The Royal Law; evening, mot Far fror
the Kingdom
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reader at the cathedral and theologi-
cal student. He is a widower and has
three children, boys, with whom he is
shown in the illustration accompanying
this article. -
st. Paul's congregation learned a
good deal Of their representative in
China thru Rev: Arthur M. Sherman
who was here two weeks ago and who
recently returned from the orient, where
he is well posted thru personal expert
ence as to conditions in the Episcopal
missionary field.
st. Paul's is the first church In the
west to have foreign clergyman on its
staff. The plan is somewhat new one
in the Episcopal church. It, was be-
ieved at the last national gathering of
Episcopal clergy that for individual
churches to have special foreign repre-
sentatives to support would stimulate
the interest Of their congregations in
foreign missionary work much more
than if like amount Of money were
contributed to the foreign missionary
board for general distribution in the
foreign field as the board might think
best, where it was most needed.
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YOUNG MEMS LEAGUE
sH0 " GRAND REsULT IS.
CLOSE SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS Ar
EMMANUEL CHURCH. y
Next Series Will Be Opened March
at Loyalty Baptist and Will Con-
tinue All Week -Accessions and Re-
newed Vows Follow Methods Used
by Devoted Band.

The Young Mems Evangelistic
league will complete another week Of
daily services with meeting this
afternoon at Emmanuel Baptist church,
Twenty third and Bloomington. The
meeting will begin at $3.50 and the sub
ject for1 discussion will be, els the
Young Man Safe7' 81
The league will begin another series
of services the evening Of Sunday,
March 4, at Loyalty Baptist church,
on the East Side. These services will
be held every evening of that week.
Work Is Successful !.
The work of the league SO far has
been successful and all the meetings
have been well attended with many
answering the appeal with which every
meeting closes, for all present who
have not already done so, to pledge
themselves to life for Christ.
The league presents the gospel from
a business man 8 standpoint A differ.
ent member of the league acts as
leader each night and gives an address
in which the application of the teach
ings Of the gospel made to every
day commercial life. This movement
among the young men of Minneapolis
is unique in that it is the only one Of
the sort being carried out in the
United States 1t is indirectly super
Ivised by DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman, wht
is kept in touch with the league Z
work by letter, and is constantly Civ
ing advice and encouragement to tn,
young men in his answers. -
Music a Feature.
The Young Men g league began it.
evangelistic work on Jan. I with ,
series of weeks meetings at tn
Tabernacle church. Feb. l series O.
meetings was held at the Baptist 'churcl
at Richfeld, where the young mel
drove each evening in bus. The1
came the meetings Of last week a
Emmanuel church. And next in orde
will be the aforementioned services
to begin March 4 in Loyalty church
A feature Of the meetings is tn
music. The young men always arrang
for a, large chorus choir Of thirty t
fifty voices. Rousing gospel hymn
open the services each night. Last wee
the chorus was under the direction o
Charles J. Miller. No collections ar
made at any Of the services. ,Th
young men are working as branch Q
the general good work Of the Mime
apolis Baptist Young Peoples union:
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PULPIT AND PEW

Plymouth church will unite in the
mass meeting to be held at Westmin-
ster church this evening in the inter
ests Of the Congo Free State. t.'.
The Missionary Sewing circle will
give an at home Wednesday afternoon
in the church reception from to s,
for the ladies Of the church. The Young
People, Mission Study class will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. A. W.
Wood, 3O7 Ninth street S. The musicale
given last Monday evening by the
Plymouth club under the direction Of
w. s. Woodwork was notable sue
cess. s.'.,--..s@ -.. ...
"The Opportunity and the Man" is
morning in the X. P. hall, Masonic Tenn
pie, by Ruth B. Ridges. Much is ex.
pected from this address, as Mrs. Ridges
is a Magnetic and forceful woman and
speaker. - 49,
DR.. W. II. Jordan leaves on Monday
for lecture tour in some of the cities
of the state, DR.. A. J. Frost will fill
his pulpit March /. .ss =,
Miss Mary Snyder, national organizer
of the Woman IS Home Missionary So
ciety, will speak this morning at the
First M. E. church, Ninth avenue and
Fifth street Sc. In the evening Dr.
COIOdu WILL plO1Cu OA w IHCCu. "A
| Ladder to Heaven
Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago, the
prohibition member Of the Illinois legis
! lature, will speak at the Western Ave
| nue. Methodist Episcopal church, West
ern and Irving avenues, at 1880 am
! today. Mr.. Stewart is one Of the finest
rplatfcrm orators in the United States
His speeches in the Illinois legislature
attracted wide attention, and he is sale
to be the. only speaker who could gel
\ applause from all. - -.
Much Indignation has been aroused
. thruout the Civilized world by the rev
elation of the atrocities in the Congo
Free State. Mrs. Harris Of the Congo
Free State and Dr. Johnson of Boston
will tell Of these conditions and Of King
Leopold's commission of investigation
at the meeting Of the Minneapolis Min
listers alliance, tomorrow at 1880 am.
at the Y. W. G.. A. rooms.
DR.. Fayette T.. Thompson IS theme a
the Hennepin Avenue church this morn
ing will have regard to the historic
place Of the child in the Christian sys
tenn, and at the close a class Of JUNO
Methodists, who have been for yea
under the personal instruction Of tn
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METHODIST.

PARK AvENUE-Rev. 9. q. VALENTINE. Morn
ing. Dreams, Visions, Voices; evening.
sSa M VfSS TaSete '1s
evening, disappointed and Discouraged PEG:
MINNEHAHA-Rev. G.. NJ Heard. Morning,
1.-THE Humanitarian Element in Christian
Faith; evening, ''stories of Mission Work In
FoWLER-Corner Franklin and Dupont ave-
Rev. James S. Montgomery. Morning,
evening, Famous Pictures In Rome" sixth
lecture in series on Spain and Italy" Sc
ssssa Sss S2fsa5 seFs at e g. Sharpe
church will preach; evening. Fate Of the Ten
gSss Of aeo1 By the soI Pastor Morning
Of the Woman's Home Missionary society;
evening" sermon by DR.. Jordan on " anted:
, A Ladder to Heaven
WESTERN AvENUE-Rev. q. B. Collins:
Morning Oliver W: Stewart of Chicago Will
speak; evening, from Among the Herds
ST. JAMES (African)-professor George Il.
Wade Morning what a Methodist Be
axsnins Think ye Of
James is the peoples church, the strangers
h4Rs street
First avenue s. Rev. John Fl. Miller. Morn
ing, .'Enoch Walked with God''' evening.
Rey edef VIII sst ne Sunday
observation-disclosures Of Minneapolis Methodism in
the church parlors, Tuesday evening next.
LAKE STREET-Rev. r. W.. Stout. Morning,
1.-The Secret Of Unlimited Possibility for the
church, illustrated; prelude, How to
Measure Men,; evening, .Unbelief.'
FOSS-Corner Eleventh avenue and S14th
street. Rev. J. W. Heard Morning PAU
Second Letter to the Corinthians: evening,
Miss Snyder of Ohio will speak
WESLEY-Rev. L.. T. Guild Morning, spe-
cial Sermon theme not announced. except 10
the congregation; evening, sequel TO series on
t.Puritan Patriots, subject. The Twentieth
| Century Puritan. 80
FOREST HEIGHTs-Rev. c. F.. Sharpe. in ex
change with the pastor: evening, Rev. G. ).
Davis Religion and Reason promises OF
| religion are reasonable
| CENTRAL GERMAN-Rev Christian Holm
Morning, ..The Experience Of Truth; evening
IAN Earnest Petition
NORTH (corner Fremont avenue and Fourtf
| avenue N}-Rev. L. A.. Wnlsey. Morning
.nThe Missionary Spirit in the Cchurch'; even
ino IaRelow Cost, The morning service viii
he 'mndcr the auspices of the Woman's Foreign
missionary society Of the church,
| TR INTTY-Rey w. A. Shannon. Morning, 'A
| essage 10 Gods People'; evening, ~
| Change Of Masters
CONGREGATIONAL.
! FIFTH AVENUE (corner Thirty-second stree
and Fifth avenue S)-Rey. j. E. Smith
| Morning ..Self- Commitment to Cod; evening
IA Crisis in Soul Life Y. P. s. G. e.
1oseph Neesima and the japan missions.
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Epworth League Notes.

Prospect Park Leaguers will conduct
the song service at Asbury hospital
this afternoon.
Minneapolis Epworthians will enter
tain the Epworth leaguers from st. Paul
at First Methodist church Tuesday
evening, March -.
The Thirteenth Avenue chapter will
hold it's regular business meeting in the
church parlors next Tuesday evening.
evening at the home Of Miss Louise
King of Fifteenth avenue Sc. A half
hour business session preceded the So
cial.