The Minneapolis journal., 1906-09-15
PLEAS FOR JONES,
IN MANY PULPITS.
GOOD GOVERNMENTS CAUSE TO
BE URGED IN CHURCHES.
In Scores of Meetings the 0lergymen
and Men from Congregations Will
Appeal for Continuation of the
Present Administration of the May
oralty. ~.

Tomorrow the cause of law and order
and the candidacy Of Mayor Jones will
be taken up by the church people. Of
the city. The Minneapolis For
ward" slogan will be taken up in
churches Of every denomination in
every part of the city. More than sixty
churches will hold good government
services, either morning or evening.
In some cases the meetings are union
gatherings, where congregations from
several churches will unite, so that the
total number of churches interested
w casas be en3~ n3eafy one hnndied In
IN others prominent men from the con-
gregation and prominent citizens in
terested In the Jones campaign will
speak also.
This feature Of the Jones campaign
is entirely new to Minneapolis. Never
in the history of the city has any DO
htical movement aroused such display
OF interest in the churches of the city.
Furthermore, the services are abso-
lutely independent, being arranged by
pastors and citizens on their own ini-
tiative. - -
The list of these good government
church meetings is as follows:
n56s Cong e. Avenue e M Congregational, eye
A!LkI AICV. H. II. on The CTl-
sis Before Minneapolis the Real Is
sue."
St. Paul g Evangelical Lutheran, $3.50
Pam;nst;oe Pm; sgner95 q speakers on "Jones' Re-
H jordan on Perilou's R%' G2E episis Df shs M
We Let In the Wooden Horseq', -
Highland Park Presbyterian, eve
ming, I" A Politicians g Apology"
Stewart Memorial Presbyterian, eve
Ging, 1Giing, Rev. R. A; Wander Las, on "Our
St. Charles Catholic, 1880 am,
rat5er aedd r. Gleary will speak on duties Of
not be discussed, but the duty Of obe-
dlence to law as binding on the con-
sps science nee, of every citizen will be en-
Park Avenue Congregational, .7:3o
pm, platform meeting for D. P. Jones.
Speakers. J. II: Steele. Walter Canale,
Rev. L. H. Hallock.
Loyalty Baptist, evening, Miss Bes-
Y. Q. T. u, win speak on "What the s
Women Can Do in the Present Issue
OF Clean Government In Minneapolis. i"
Central German M. E.. Rev. c.. Holm
on Is the Lord Among Us9'' ..:- II
Bethany. Norwegian Lutheran, union
meeting, 3 pm, Of all Scandinavian
churches east Of Cedar avenue; speak
ers. Rev. F; A: Jertsen, Rev b. ]. Tho
rem, Rev. M. Norstad and Rev. J. Han
sen. o 49,. ss'5s
nl3e Fourth IT lR1atptist, 1t morning, Rev. g; F.
Wesley NJ. E., 7:45 pm, D. P. Jones
meeting with addresses by President
Cyrus Northrop and 3. T. Brand ebury.
Linden Hills Congregational, eve
ming, Rev. D. r. Richardson on "Min-
neapolis. Shall It Be Shame or Glory9'
Hennepin M. E., 1920 am, Rev. F..
L. Thompson on "Civic Righteous
First Congregational, evening, sub
ject, ''The Mayoralty Campaign =:
speakers, J. M. Anderson, Dean W. S.
Pattee, Charles W. Purple.
Chicago Avenue Baptist, evening. ad-
dress by Rev. J. E. Conant on t7tCity
Govern ment and Good Morals"
Pilgrim Congregational, morning, ad-
dresses 1h ao by Rev. F. A. Sumner on '|civic
Lowry Hill Congregational, morning.
Rev. Henry Holmes on "a City Set
Upon a Hill Cannot Be Hid, or Mime
apolis Under the Light. - Tss
First Baptist church, evening, for
mer Governor S. R. Van SAINT and Presi-
uenI CyTuS NOrGnrOp> OF the university
Of Minnesota will speak on the general
theme, "Christian Citizenship" pay
ing especial attention to advocacy of
the candidacy Of Mayor D. P. Jones.
Rev. George Saltau Of Chicago, recently
from England, will deliver an address
along similar lines, speaking from the
Swedish Mission church, union meet
ing Of the congregations of that church
and the Camden Place Swedish Mission
church, in the interests Of Mayor David
P. Jones and law enforcement. Among