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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03
PRESBYTERIAN.

BETHLEHEM-Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, ID.
Morning THE Beauty, Glory and Power Of #
The pastor has just returned from months
visit to the east and to the general assembly
we M gad E TeiS%s al be tnH paope
Weld. pm, Sunday school; pm, gospel
service s-L. an, and special music; sermon The
wEsTM1NsTER-Rev John Edward Bushnell:
Morning communion service and reception OF
s, new ", members; eye9ing Master OF Fortune
Las Morning, communion service and welcom-
ing of new members; evening, The Modern
Knight Strangers and those having no
church home are especially invited to our
Mccrossan. IN Morning, Christ Curing the I'm.
potent Man; evening, 1.-The Adherence OF
HOPE CHAPEL u9o7 Washington avenue NJ
Rev. Alexander G. Patterson. Evening. after
absence of three and half months the
regular pastor, Rev. Alexander G. Patterson,
ing. Special music will be rendered by the
girls choir and Hope qanrtet assisted by the
WELSH (Franklln and Seventeenth ayenuesl
Mind d Morgan evening" Ennf 70 s
will be administered at the close Of the morn
ing service. Christian Endeavor at $50.
Missionary meeting Monday at pm and
vANSDiERBuRadH MEMORIAL (FFankltn and
| Twenty-third avenues s!-Rey. W. 0. Wal
lace. Morning, 7SnrlStlan. rope evening,
1.-THE Day of Final Review
| FIFTH-Rev William ]. Johnson. Morning:
sermon by the pastor; evening, report of
| general assembly by Elder Berma.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (Nineteenth and Port
! land avenue)-Rev. DR.. Merrill Il. Gates of
| Washington, d. C. Morning. a sermon for
teachers and parents of young children: even
| Ing 81 Have Even Called Thee by Thy
800 EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS MISSIONS pm. Sunday school,
pm. evening prayer and sermon by Rev. G.
H. Thomas.
| ALL sSAINTS-Rev. G. II. Thomas Morning.
1920 am. holy communion and sermon; II
m., parish school; evening, AS PM, even
i ing prayer and anthems.
/ ST. PAUL'S-Franklin and Bryant avenues. Rev.
4 Theodore Payne Thurston, rector. Morning.
a.ul, holy communion; 945 am, Sunday
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NEW "BLACK POPE'
An American Becomes Head of the
Jesuit Order. .-.

The death of Father Louis Martin,
general of the Jesuits, is not only an
event of great Importance in the Cath
olic church, but especially to Amerl-
cans, for his successor will be priest
who has literally risen from the masses:
The next Black Pope, as the head OF
the Jesuit order is termed, is rather
Rudolf Meyer, who at present, occupies
the position Of general over the mem.
beers of the order in the portions OF
the world where English IS spoken.
American. The son Of a. German far
mer. he was born in st. Louis, recelvcc
ING his education, as a child, In one OF
the parochial schools Of that city; his
parents decided t. give him a hlgher
Education, and when ~. years old ne
was sent to, a Jesuit college; where ne
determined to, join this order, spend
inc the six years Of his novltlate IN MS
native state, and in Maryland. :.
As a student, Father Meyer 8 intel,
lectual attachments were SO pro9no:9 y lea
that he made a notable record IN MS
studies. and after taking orders ne was
ASSIGNED as an instructor in one OF the
American Jesuit colleges, later serving
az president of the famous College OF
St. Francis Xavier Of st. Louis, also OF
Marquette college Of Milwaukee, and
finally Of the University of st. Louis,
where he received his final education.
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Since 1892 the next, Black Pope has
acted as assistant general Of the or
der, being elected to this position by
the general congregation Of the Society
of Jesus at it's convocation in Spain.
During Father Martin s last illness,
Father Meyer assumed many duties Of
acfi n' as general Of the e' society.
Father. Meyer is IS years old, but ap-
pears much younger on account of his
vigorous health. He is of an attractive
personality and is considered one Of the
best informed scholars of the Catholic
church, being an authority upon it the
ology. He will be the first American
Jesus, which, as. is well known, has the
world, for its field of operation, being
distributed in thirty-fye provinces, EN-
bracing nearly every country on the
| globe. .-..-
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RELIGIOUS CONGRESS-
. IN CHICAGO A THIS WEEK
WILL CONTINUE IN VARIOUS
CHURCHES TILL JUNE 7.
Addresses Scheduled from Prominent
Workers from Every Part of the
CoCntry-Dr. II. w. Thomas Will Call
the Convention to Order Monday AT
ternoon.

y The twelfth annual convention of the
Congress of Religions will convene in
Chicago, Monday afternoon, Dr. II. w.
Thomas presiding at a session in Emer-
son hall. The congress will continue till
June Z.
Louis W. Post, editor of The Public,
will read a paper on "Thc Weaknesses
tor of the Sixth Presbyterian church,
will follow with talk ont"The Oppor-
tunity of the Church, after which a
general discussion on the church s mis-
sion and future will be opened.
The evening program will include ad-
dresses by Rev. r. w. Mclaughlin of
the FIRST Congregational church, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Professor Edward A.
Steiner of Iowa college, and DR.. Z. T..
B. Phillips, rector of Trinity church.
Sessions will be held Tuesday morn
ing at Hull House and Chicago Com
mons, and in the afternoon at the Union
Park Congrc gational church. Addresses
on sociological topics will he made by
Jane .Addams, Miss Mary z. Mcdowell
and Professor Graham Taylor.
The program at Union Park church
Will include an address on "Juvenile
Crime by Judge Julian Mack; a talk
on Tenement Houses by Mrs.
Charles Ball, tenement house inspector
of New York under the Low admins
tration; an address on "Social Prob
lems,' by William Kent, and a discus
sion of the Ethics of Labor Unions, .
by Luke Grant.
''The Relation of the Church to
Labor will be Charles Stelzie's topic,
while T. K. Webster, a manufacturer,
will tell from the capitalist s stand
point the rights and perils of capital.
1.-The New Bible' will be the topic
for discussion at the Wednesday morn
ing meetings to be held at the Univer-
slty CongreGa tiOnal church. Professor
W. D. McClintock of the University of
Chicago, DR.. E. G. Updike of Madison.
Wis. and others will discuss "The
Relation of the College to the Church. -
A uacheon will be served at the uni
versity commons.
In the afternoon at Haskell hall, Pro
fessor George B. Foster will speak on
1.-The Modern Conception of Cod and
Professor Gerald Birnev Smith on ''The
Critical Point in Theology Today The
afternoon will be devoted to a general
discussion, ending with a tea party at
Davis square. which new recreation
ground will be open for inspection.
Several speakers in the evening at
the Fortv-frst Street PRESBYTERIAN
church will make manifest the duty and
opportunity of "Religion for the
World.'
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evening, Pins and PYRAMIDS; special music;
LAKE sTaEET-Rev. T. W. Stout. Morning.
sacrament of the Lords supper; evening. s"Fbe
Servant in the Home third in series on the
Principles underlying the relation Of those who
employ ard the employed, especially in dones-
PAKK AvENuERev. G. C. va1lentyne Morn
ing, sacrament of the Lords supper: evening,
So Sesal 4,9- By the pastor.
Practical Use of Prayer; evening, bacca-
laureate to graduating class Central high
Morning: '"The Place Of Faith in Human me- ER <:
by Miss Bertha Martin. Massillon Ohio. ma
Mrs Perry Starkweather Levi Iongfellow.
Ex-Governor Van SAINT and s. H. fowler; music
by choir, assisted by Bryant Post quartet.
First services in new church. Emerson and
Of chieasoi 8 o'clock pm, laying Of eorne ts
Jones and J. G. Lund: special &c music music mayor
F0ss-Rey. 3. W. Heard. Morning 1.-The Be
eerss q eeaess Of Religious Truth
evening, 1.-The Brighter Life
CONGREGATIONAL.
LINDEN HILLS Rev P. A. Cool, Morning,
evening, Getting Ready for the Harvest .
PLYMOUTH-Rev. Leavitt n. Hallock. Morn
ing, w nat DO Live FOr!' #BacCa laureat re
sermon for graduating class Of Stanley Hall;
no evening service
! COMO AVENUE-Rev II. K. Painter Morn.
s. ing. Invitation the Best Commemoration''
evening, union baccalaureate service with the
First Congregational church.
/ FIFTH AVENUE-Rey. James E. Smith, Morn.
/ ing, Beauty In Gods Time; evening
! ..Girded for the Battle sermon for ear.
1 nest people.
/ VINE-Rev. ]. s. Rood. Morning, seThe AS
1 cension,.; evening. IAN Education.
i lYNDALE-Lake street and Aldrich avenue s.
i Rev. C.. e. Burton. Morning, Anger; ever
ing "The Grurnbler.''
/ FOREST EEIGHTs-Rev. Stanley NJ Humby
j Morning, "a Man Of God Out of Place; even
i ing, 1.-THE Sign OF the Prophet JONAH
j FREMoNT AvENUE-Rey G. A. Hilton. Morn
!. ing 1.-THE Weapons of Our Warfare; even
Ing service as usual.
PARK AVENUERev. G. s. Rollins, DID
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DIR. WIN. A. SMITH ACCUSES BISHOP
I GRAFTON OF FOND DU LAC.
Milwaukee Clergyman Writes Fiery
Letter Against Prayer Of the Wis
consin Minister Objects to Petition
to Virgins, Calling It Whine

Milwaukee, Wis, June 2.-Dr. Will
liam Austin Smith, formerly of Boston
and Lynn Episcopal parishes, who two
years ago was called to st. Paul's
church here, the wealthiest low church
congregation in the west, has aroused a
Fond du Lac, Wis, of heresy.
The accusation was made in the Liv-
ing Church of this city, the official pub
LEGATION of the high church in America.
His attack is being vigorously an
swered by clergymen from all parts of
America. The letter which has called
forth this storm of Indignation is as
follows, in part:
"Christian monotheism has always
been a difficult creed for the average
mind. The bishop of Fond du Lac is
apparently polytheist. We lament the
anachronism
eff Bishop Grafton will permit the
choice, many of us prefer if we must
utter a. pagan prayer, one OF those
beautiful petitions of Socrates adj
dressed to Pan and all the other gods.
This whine of St. Mary, mother of God,
all the holy patriarchs, prophets, apos-
ties, confessors and virgins, halts pa
thetically in comparison. The Greek
pagan had the merit of dignity and
spiritual poise.
tragic, to see an American bishop tum-
bling into heresy while casting missiles
at heretics and storming heaven in be-
half of the faith once delivered'
Frederick A. Reeve Of Waltham, ;.
Mass, writes in protest against the
"fippant spirit behind Mr.. Smith 4
letter, which, he says, ought not to pas
unchallenged for this reason and 81
cause of the theological reason e
pressed in it. IN
"No priest of the American churc 81
care for the laymen who read ydE
paper and with proper respect for jik
episcopacy, he says, "would aceik
any bishop, however strongly he G.N
agreed with him, Of utteringia whine tu
st. Mary, mother of God, all the holy
patriarchs, prophets, apostles, .confessors
and virgins. - 1 -
The prayer of Bishop Grafton which
drew DR.. Smith s attack is as follows:
Lord have mercy.
Christ have mercy.
| God the Father, have mercy on us.
God the Son. have mercy on u.s.
God the Holy Ghost, have mercy on us.
o Saint Mary, mother of God our Lord Jesus
Christ pray for
Ali holy angels and archangels and all holy or.
ders of blessed spirits, pray for
All holy patriarchs and prophets, apostles,
martyrs, cCnfessors and virgins, and all the
blessed company Of heaven, pray for us.
| go We servants of the Lord, bless We the Lord.
o We spirits and souls of the righteous. bless We
the Lord, praise him and magnify him forever
Holy Jesus, who hast bestowed the abiding
presence Of thy holy spirit in thy church. be
with those who have now to exercise the solemn
Office of Judgment and inspire them with wis
dom and courage to the casting out of tolerated
denial of thy virgin birth and to the preserva-
ton of the church's received traditional faith in
thee. Grant this. we beseech thee, for thy
1mercy's sake. Amen. = X .-~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03
Work OF REV. G. r. NEEL
Writer In Christian Standard Says
Good Things of Evangelist.

A. M: Morrison of Mankato, in let
ter to The Christian Standard, tells of
the good work in that city of State
Evangelist c. R. Neel and of the re-
yiTal of the Christian church there.
Mr.. Morrison writes: eve have a
we are all rejoicing over the fact that
our building is wholly paid for, and our
organization is practically free from all
Indebtedness. And now we are partic-
ularly happy, too, over the signal sue
cess of the short meeting recently held
here by our efficient state evangelist,
c. R. Neel For about a month our
interim Brother Neel occupied our pull
pit. and visited among the brethren
and friends, and held a short meeting
Of eight evenings. the happy result of
which was the addition to our member
ship Of thirty-two persons, twenty-four
were a number of heads Of families.
and all are valuable accessions. The
meeting could have been proftably -ex-
tended, but Brother Neel was obliged to
close, to meet an engagement made
some time ago. Our congregation is
thus greatly strengthened and encour-
aged, and we are all ready to vote
Brother Neel a success. 1t is well to
note that the secret of his success is
that he breaches the simple story of the
cross, and in all his splendid sermons
none could detect wavering from the
old paths, nor single doubt expressed
He is not faddist nor federationist
He realizes the importance of our dis
tinctive plea as p brotherhood, and has
no time for anything else than the ole
gosnel in all its purity and sweetness
Is there any wonder that he is succeed
ing wherever he goes? God bless ou1
dear brother, and may our. Crane
'bread and butter state of Minnesota
have many more vaient workers like
him.
GIVE do not hear complaints from
Brother Neel of Minnesota being ;
hard field He does his Master
work faithfully and persistentlv ant
God oives the increase that he ~ha
promised.''
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BAPTIST,

BAPTIST.
CALVARY-Dr Fowler. Morning 1.-THE Mas
ter's Wntchword.' Evening 1.-THE Dislike of
the Commonplace in Religion Communion
of the Lords supper at close Of morning SER
vice The ordinance of baptism ii, the
ming. -. .E-. e., H.
CHICAGO AvENuE-Rev. J. E. conant. Morn
When?" 80" = Wv :
TABERNACLE--Re G. Fl. Gamble. Morning
THE Sign of Disciple Of Christi: evening,
baccalaureate sermon to South high school
subject. The Master Mind"
NoRWEGIAN-DANIsH Seventh street and
Thirteenth avenue sl-Rev.v O. J. OIL morn
ing and evening. Communion after evening
1Ml-ANUEL- c. J. Triggerson Morning
Conflicts Of Life''; evening, "a Noted Roman
FIRsT-Dr w. B. Riley. Morning. bacca.
laureate sermon before the North Side high
school Evening, Are Christ's Teachings
Etcrnally True?'
oLIvET-Rey. Rutledge T. ,Wiltbank. the pas
tor. will preach at the morning service There
will be service in the evening
TRINITY bryant avenue and Lincoln)-Rev.
Latham a.. Crandall. Morning. The Mother
hood Of God'; evening. ''The Sin of Inhu-
mainly" Prayer meeting topic, "confessing
Christi
FRFE-Rev. T.. Arthur Olsen. Morning. "a
Christian from Bible Viewpoint No even
ing service. rs
METHODIST.
HoPKINs-Rev. G. II. Sweat Morning, .The
Secret of a Happy; no evening service
FIRST-William Fl. Jordan. Morning, love feast
HE En- E AVgNUrFsyete l. Thompson
the assistant. Morning; Rev. George E. sill
eway evening ps Thompson delivers eli the
The Babylonian crca ton Tablets
! SIMPSONS f. s. Tincher. ID. Morning,
! address by Mrs.. Knight OF Asbury hospital;
FOREST HEIeHTs charles sumner Davis;
Morning ''l.ife's Mountains of Revelation,
l. a
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Morning. "The American HYDRA" evening,
&c gh r.; E1deaVor meeting at $50 PIN,
preach. evening, union service Of the East
Side churches at the First Congregational
church. Professor W. F. Webster will give the
baccalaureate address to the graduating class
OF the East Side high scnool.
LOWRY HILL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning,
Facing the Far Land at 1880; evening.
THIRTY-E1GHTH sTREET-Rev George e.
Albrecht. Morning, Children of the Cove
aG sveD Of anS
ing, "christs Absence 1comfor t,s Pres 5,
ence'; evening. holy communion.
LUTHERAN.
SALEM ENGLIsH-Professor J. Sander Of st.
Peter will preach; holy communion service be-
gins at 1918 am; evening, vesper service.
BETHEL Seventeenth avenue and Thirty second
street S. Student H. P Grimsby Morning,
vices conducted by Mr.. Grimsby; evening, ''The
Narrow Path and the Broad PATH BY Stu
dent Egge. Sunday school at Q; English and
ST. MARK's ENGL1sH-Rev. John yeehlev
Morning The Test Of True Love-; arn!ver-
evening. swhat Are the Duties Of Church arS
Members? Fifth of series Of "sese1 II.
Fl SspndaS at
Mong Mev Mc,
Spirit; English evening services. 1880. ..Th,
Church Of Christ,
BETHLEHEM-Rev. N. B. Thvedt. Morning
1890, the choir will sing selections also d
quartet; evening, 7:45, English service. \. b
Berg, Es J.. Hinderlis and J. 2. Layik o1
U. G.. seminary will speak. Both Sunday
schools Will meet at 1910.
UNIvERsALIsT.
ALL soUIs-Rev. william q. Ryder. Morn
ing, Mere Morality" Sunday school IL M.
Y. F. C. w., pm.
| CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. JOSEPH
X. Mason, ID. Morning, "a Lesson from
Nature; gevening with All His Heart
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
| PORTLAND AvENUE-Rev. John Robertson
] DID,, noted Scotch evangelist, will speal
1 morning and evening.
GRAND AvENUE-Morning will be devoted t
! childrens day missionary exercises.
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THE PATRIARCHAL LIFE
A Jewish Colonization Scheme Is Being
Promoted in England.

London to- which is the mono
gram of the Israelite territorial organ
ization SO actively. promoted by the
Jewish novelist, Israel zangwill, is
making rapid progress. This move
ment has no connection with the Zion
lists, and aspirations for repeopling
Palestine with the descendants of the
chosen people is regarded as impractic-
able and visionary. The Itoo project
is to secure grant of suitable land in
the British empire and there to found
a self-governing colony, inhabited by
industrious Jews, who will return to the
patriarchal life. Altho the offer of
NAL office last year came to nothing,
the organization is now so advanced
in its development that it will be able
to accept q renewed offer.
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TO MANKATO PREsBYTERY
Two New Ministers Start Their Mime.
sofa Labors In that Field.

Rev. L. F. Badger Of Redwood Falls
has been assigned as pastor-at-large OF
the Mankato Presbytery (some seven
teen counties) to take charge of the
home missionary work. He enters
upon his new duties at once.
- Rev. George M. Donahue, the new
state Sunday school missionary, who has
come here from Cross Creek, Pa, begins
his work in Minnesota in the Mankato
PraSbVtery r5tz ...--
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SERMONS TO GRADUATES
Several Addresses to Senior Glasses
Scheduled for Today.

DR.. Fayette L. Thompson of the Hen
nepin Avenue church breaches the bac-
calaureate sermon at the Ham]ine uni
versity at the morning hour today, and
in the afternoon performs the same
service for the German college at St.
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Paul park. In the evening he breaches
in the series Of Biblical archaeology,
."The Babylonian Creation Tablets.''
The assistant, Rev. George E. Silloway,
breaches at the morning hour.
At the First Baptist church this
morning Rev. w. B. Riley will preach
the baccalaureate sermon to the North
Side high school, At the evening serv-
ice the ordinance Of baptism will pre-
cede the sermon, the subject of which
will be care Christ s Teachings Eter-
nally True?' This is the fourth SER
mon in the series on "Points Of Dis
pute Touching Christ By special re-
quest the chorus will repeat the anthem
Of last Sunday morning entitled 20,
Praise. the Mighty Cod" by Emerson.
This is the last time the large chorus
will sing before their summer vacation.
The offertory, by the quartet, will be
Bartlett's "The Day Is Ended,' with
alto solo by Miss Mabel Otis. ZIP
At Wesley church DR.. l.. T: Guild is
| giving a series Of short addresses to
young people, 1on Sunday evenings, a
| large audience was present at the last
| one, and tonight he speaks upon '.,The
Young Mans Dream to the gradual
ing class of Central high school, The
! Epworth league has decorated the
| church with the colors and motto OF
the class, and all pupils Of the school
faculty and friends have special IN
vitatiOn. .--...
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PATRIOTIC PROGRAM PREPARED
Address Promised bv Bertha Martin,
President Of Daughters of Veterans

1ieS1uanG cl daughters VI VStS-E-S.
A service Of unusual interest will be
held at the Thirteenth Avenue M. E.
church (Thirtecnth avenue S. and
Tenth street) this evening at s, to
which the public. especially all veterans
end sons of veterans, are most cordially
invited. The following program will
be given: -,
Opening song. Bryant Post quartet
Prayer. Rev. C. F. Sharpe.
Anthem, choir. y-s...---
Address. Levi Longfellow, department com
manIeT G.. a. r. -'--~7'."s7 rs'#1Sss,5
Address, Ex-Governor S. A. Van SAINT
Song, Bryant Post quartet. .s@@s.
Address. S. II. fowler, junior vice COM
mander. c., A. r.
Address, Mrs. Ida X. Martin, department
president w. z. c., Minnesota. a.E
Solo, Barbara Fritchie,' Mrs. Lucine Mar
tin. @Er-s' sic E t>z-.g. ~.
Ofertory solo. o. z. Johnson Soldiers home.
Address, Mrs. Perry Starkweather. -
Address of the evening, Miss Bertha Martin,
Massilion, Chic, national president of the
Daughters of Veterans.
Address. Arthur L. Jones of Mnneapol
camp, Sons of Veterans
Benediction.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCES Subject of lesson ser.
for all Churches of Christ Scientist, "God,
the Preseryer of Man.
First Church-Morning and evening service
Second Church-Morning service only.
Third Ghurch-Mcrnng service only.
Eouth Ghurch-Morning service only.
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Harry W. Jones will address the Boys league
in Calvary church, Blaisdell avenue and
Twenty sixth street, this afternoon.
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PULPIT AND PEW

John Robertson, DID,. the former popular
pastor of the City Temple, Glasgow, Scotland.
which he gave up to enter his favorite work
Of evangelizing and who recently accepted
position on the faculty Of the Northwestern
Bible and Missionary Training school, will
cupy the pulpit of the Portland Avenue Church
Of Christ today.
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DR.. A. F. ElmGuist is engaged to speak at
Ashland, Wis. at midsummer demonstration.
June %. l. I. Lenrott. candidate for governor
Of Wisconsin. will be one Of the speakers.
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DR.. Gates, ex-president of Rutgers college
and Amherst college, will preach this morning
at the First Presbyterian church with refer
ence to the approaching commencements of
schools and colleges. The evening sermon will
be especially to young people upon 1.-The
Value to Himself Of Each Mans Life-the
Doctrine Of Personality DR.. Gates has ad-
dressed large audiences in over thirty of the
states and has special message to all who
are interested in the education of children
and young people.
At the Trinity Baptist church this morning
the pastor DR.. L. A. Crandal1, Will preach
on ''The Motherhood of God" The study of
the parabolic teaching of Jesus will be con-
tinued in evening sermon on "The Sin of
Inhumanity."
The public schoolteacher will receive word
of appreciation by Dr. Cool in his morning
sermon at the Linden Hills church, Lake
Harriet.
At Westminster church at 1880 am. today
will be held the communion service and
ception of its new members. The evening
service at 7:45 pm. will be another Of the
popular and helpful kind at which the pastor
tune
Living in the New" is the subject of an
address to be delivered before the New
Thought society in Masonic Temple this morn
ing by Ruth B. Ridges.
Rev C. T. Hallowen will be the preacher at
Central Baptist church today. both morning and
evening,