The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-24
LATEST FAIR HAYEN NEVIS
REV MIR. TULLAR FOR AN-
 AVIATION.

 gatiOnnI Church.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar delivered sermon on Sabbath observance yesterday | morning that was much commended by | his hearers. He said, in introducing | his remark, that in every age, in the | life of every nation. in vljuai and church, there was a question. or pro- blem, which came up for solution Just now in this nation there was the Cuban problem
 The Cubans are crying for protection from some strong governing power, said the speaker. "And 1 believe thelr cries should be listened to now by this nation Surely, in my opinion, the time will come when that land must come under the jurisdiction of this na~ ton, and I believe the time has now come. It would be better for them better for this nation and better Tor the cause of Christianity if that island could come under our flag.
 "Whatever the questions ot the world are, we have questions of our own to settle Some of these questions perhaps will not be settled now put
 there are political questions which VIII
 be settled two years hence at the na- | tional elections. We have two great
 crying questions; one is the saloon, the other the desecration of the sabbath,
 and the church is responsible for the
 right solution of these questions. l hope the time will come when men and , women can meet the saloon question
 outside of politics, and on the same true
 basis of right and wrong, and then say
 to the saloon, go' Politicians will try
 and put off this question as long as they can. And then there is the problem or 4 Sundav observance" Mir. Tullar trac" 3 ed the Christian Sabbath from the time of Moses to the present day in an lnl-
 teresting manner and showed how II Ihad been favored by the blessing or
 God when it had been rightly observ- , ed. He also pointed out the steps ny
 which this observance had declined and
 the irreverance for the day that is now
 manifested by so many Those Whe y came here from other shores, should re-
 member that the Sabbath is an institu- ! ton of God" said the preacher ,Wf
 say that we stand for the American u Sabbath, and yet some will go iron d their church direct to a store which l' ,e kept by those who have no reverence fol
 the Sabbath, and buy their smoke or
 drink rather than to uphold the sap 'o bath which all churchmen should liV 0f Inn to. We allow Sunday afternoon fes ,t tivities and noisy music to go on by tn ' people of other nationalities, when " y ought to teach these people how to ob te serve the Sabbath"
 MT. Tullar referred to the list of ia r. talites which frequently are heard or O r,y the Sabbath. and all due for the irrev tb erence for the day and it's proclamation % 'The day should be better observe :, land, there should be more recognition a Gods right to require of us to kee in Iholy one day in seven. There are kinc ~ of work that must be done on the Sal
 bath, but it could and should be so reg In uated that all can have one day in sex he en when work shall cease.
 er The Quinnipiac Canoe club are k have a corn roast up at Red Bank t le- morrow evening, and the canoes WI in leave the club house on Front street 1 ue 7:30. It is expected that about tWe'
 tv-five members will enjoy the outinl ,n- After padding up the river, corn al of other viands for the supper will on, prepared on the river bank.
 on The work of enlarging the club hou ,re will be completed this week. Sever ,re feet have been added to the building a ii forling space for housing many mo an, canoes. lHe House "oo ,er space and with the new members 1ol
 ing an enlargement of the prenns
 were required. The interior will be II
 proved and first class club house W
 be the result
 Ieil Fair Haven lodge, No. 2, Degree not Honor, will meet this evening at A. be U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue, at en- o'clock, and all members are request ge. to be present as the grand chief . honor of Buckport, Me, will be prese
 on an official visit, and several can'
 dates are to be initiated. Members
 Banner lodge are invited, Refres nat ments will be served after the meetil
 Al the Grand Avenue Congregation nily church vesterday the pastor Rev. and Sheath, issued 8 programme for cirt am lation regarding Ingathering we avs which commences next Sunday ] nily general scheme follows:
 Sunday, September 30, Ingather un- day for the Sunday school. One hl n I dred more scholars wanted,
 ner- Monday October l. lngatherng was +he Tunior Christian EndeaVor meeti took One hundred boys and girls wanted. ther Monday, october l. lngathering fact the prayer and conference meeti 2S. One hundred persons wanted. ost- Wednesday. October 3. lngather nily at the first meeting of the Ladies' t of society. One hundred women want hing Sunday, October '. Ingathering IF the Young Peoples society of Christ You Endeavor. Consecration meeting. fat hundred people wanted.
 ,e q Monday October 8. Ingathering new the Mems club One hundred ,ker. wanted.
 Parents, neighbors. strangers and o,i+ who do not attend services elsewl
 will receive a cordial welcome at ,a Grand Avenue Congregational chu ubo+ Try it. Come and remain long enc :, tl.s1 .is'' to become acquainted. Keep your a+ on the daily papers of Septembe 7 os for special announcements.
 s,o5 Sunday, September 30 and Oetobt ', ei%o Ingatherings at the public worship ii0 preaching services, morning and e ,tior ing.
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