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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09
&. INSTALLATION SERVICE.
Interesting Service Scheduled at futile
Universalist Church Today.

Rev. Bernard e. Ruggles. recently set
tied here from New England, will be
formally recognized and installed as
minister Of futile Universalist church,
corner, of Blaisdell avenue and Twenty
seventh street, today at 800 pm.
MI. Ruggles was called to the pas
torate of this church in April and be-
gan his labors the first, of June. This
is the. first formal or, official recogni-
ton OF him as pastor. The following is
the order Of service for the evening:
Invocation and Scripture Lesson, by
Rabbi s. N. Bernard.
Words. of Welcome from futile
Church, by H. s. Haynes. J.
Words. Of Welcome from Liberal
Churches, by Rev. E. Stanton Hodgin.
Welcome to Twin Cities Liberal Min
l IS Union, by Rev.:R. L. Boynton Of
Charge to Candidate, by Rev. M. D.
Ryder. -
Installation Prayer, Rev. H. B. Tay-
lor. st. Paul -
Welsomes from Sister Churches, Rev.
Stanley sRoberts, DID,, Of Bethlehem
Presbyterian church. sE% o.,
Special musical numbers will inter-
sperse the program. ... -.
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MISSION WORK IN HAWAII
System One of Results of
Labor of Missionaries. 50 -. =.
Honolulu ADVERTISER.

honolulu Advertiser. -,
Most Americans will admit that it
American civilization in Hawaii, that
the American missionaries were the
tlrst,s on, the ground and were thoroly
established here in advance Of any com
peting religion. They brought the
rugged old tenets of their Puritan an
cestors. They taught them with in
tense CONVICTION and flaming zeal. They
soon established complete ascendancy
over the minds of chiefs and people.
converted the social system of Hawaii
from barbarism to civilization; it's DO
litical, from ,despotisln to constitutional
liberty.
Conspicuous among the leading fruits
OF missionary labor is our splendid sys-
TEN OF education which reaches every
child OF whatever race, guiding him
into familiarity with English, and up
ward toward free education in the high
school. And here it is simply due
to recognize the efficient cooperation Of
the Roman Catholic mission. Altho
OF french race, those good men and
women have applied themselves with
zeal and ability to the promotion of
English education. y To attest this is
the great St. Louis college, in which a
corps OF highly trained American broth
SlS '!oI many years. nave educated many
hundreds of successful pupils. Also
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart, where
the sisters have given pure and grace
ful culture to many hundreds Of Ha-
That mission also supplies most
wholesome supervising and parental in
fuence to- our large. Portuguese com
munlty, whose orderly and Industrious
character indispensably needs such su-
pervlslon and nurture. In this and
other ways the strong police power of
the Catholic pastors becomes of high
public value $50 T. -
The Protestant churches make the
claim of unfolding higher standard
Of domestic and social life, after the
New England rather than the French
patterns. AS an example it was
claimed during the epidemic of cholera
ten years ago in H onolulu shat owing
to their superiot' Intelligence and more
sanitary. home life no case of cholera
appeared in any household Of the Pro
lieve 9 that every Il Protestant ) worker
would readily. admit that the competi-
ton OF the Catholic religion has been to
them a wholesome stimulus to pastoral
activity and antidote to sluggish BRO
c!ivities: The two types of the Chris
t1an religion are evidently destined to
long continuance in Hawaii
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UNIVERSALIST,

FUTILE Corner Blaisdell avenue and .wepty-5
seventh street)-Rev. Bernard c. Rugr1es.
Morning. Wealth Out Of Waste; evening
1870 installation service Of Rev:,5EB G.
church; speakers. DR.: Shutter Rev ". ii.
j. RYDER, Rev. Mr.. Hodgin and others; special
NORWEGIAN (Maecabee hall. corner Of Bloom
Sather. Morning, what We Know to Be the
;, Truth About the Origin Of the Bible; Sunday
CHURCH OF REpEsEtMER-Rev. Marion D
Shutter. DID,. Morning ''The Ark of the Lord
on New Cart: no evening service until
5s=# 4I. UNITARIAN.
FIRST Eighth street and Mary place)-E
Stanton Hodgin. Morning. New Revelations
Of Cod; Sunday school will resume services
Sunday. Sept. 16. at IL o'clock ..r
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIRST 1888 Emerson avenue N)-Rev. F.. R.
Plantikow. Morning. old peoples day, Rev.
E. J.. Hielscher from Faribault will preach
in the morning and the pastor in the evening.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE-Rev. Perry James Rice.
ing, Should We Study the Scriptures? Why?''
Z Miss Geneve Lawrence will sing mo Cross,
But Crown, by Johnson. in the morning, and
+ So Can Wait" by Briggs, in the evening.
CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLES Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue)-Rev. J.; N. Cleary. Morning, who
Is Your Master?' no evening service; masses
MISCELLANEOUS
rill. Morning. IA Prize Fight; popular or
chestral selections. illustrated song. Irene
Little congregational singing; all invited to a
one hours short. helpful- practical service.
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JEWISH HOLIDAYS
ARE:.C0M.||:NG soon
ORTHODOX JEWS = ARRANGING
ELABORATE SERVICES.
Rev. A. A. Rosenbloom to Have Charge
: Of Exercises Blowing of Ram S
Horn to Usher in New Year As It
Did In Days of Solomon.

Jews of Minneapolis are preparing
for an elaborate celebration. Of the
Jewish holidays, which are soon to be-
gin, the most important of which will
be the Jewish New Year. Elaborate
services thruout these holidays will be
conducted by Rev. Abraham A. Rosen:
bloom, rabbi Of. the Russian. Hebrew
congregation Kikrokodesh, Oak Lake
and Eighth avenue N.
so The * annual !qa ., holidays will / begin
FPsp nsga vs f d9Y Es s ssd ps
New Year, Sept. 20. The new year
Sept. 81. The. new . year will be
heralded as it was in the days of
Solomon, with the blowing Of the ram IS
horn in the synagogue. The Jewish
New Year is timed from the beginning
Of the harvest. - :.
Eight days later, Sept. 60, comes the
Day Of Atonement:; Four days more,
and. the Feast of the Tabernacle will
Sukoth. This feast lasts for: eight days
and commentaries the time when the
Jews were in the wilderness, before
they came to Palestine. AS in the
wilderness, the Jews were homeless and
were compelled to live in rude, tenn
porary huts, SO the orthodox Jews of
today, during this period, will refuse to
eat their meals in their houses. They
will only partake of food in rude shacks
erected, as a rule, at the rear Of their
places of residence. g. e.. +: $3.50. 49,.
Following this eight day period will
come the Bible Jubilee. On" this oc-
casion the. adults of the congregation
will march around the synagogue each
with a Bible scroll in his hands. These
scrolls will be kissed by the women
and children Of the congregation. The
Jewish Bibles, however, are, very diff
ferent from those Of the Christian
churches: According to Jewish Il rule
they are all written by hand by the
,rabbis On parchment, and are worth
about $500 each: ..~
During all the above mentioned cere
monies, Rev. A. A. Rosenbloom will
conduct the exercises as we'll as lead g
male choir which will assist in the rit.
ualistic work. -. -:
Rev. Mr.. Rosenbloom has Just taken
charge Of his present parish for year
having left the Congregation Kenes
seth Israel, with which church he was
connected the past year. Previous te
that, he has held charge in the east
in Paris, London and in Russia, hi
native country.
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Sunday School Union.

DR.. j. T. Mcfarland has arranged for
the anniversary of the Sunday school
union Of the Methodist Episcopal church
to be held in. the First church, Topeka,
Kan, Oct. 24-2S, 1906. Efforts are be.
ing made to have it a great Sunday
school congress for the rMethodists Of
that part Of the west. It is hoped not
only to reach Kansas, but at least the
nearby portions of Missouri, Iowa and
Nebraska. A program of great value
is being. prepared, in which the subject
of evangelism in the Sunday school
will be foremost. DR.. Theodore S.
Henderson, superintendent Of the gen:
eral conference commission of evangel-
Oct. %, will be decision day in the Sun,
day schools. Men of national and world
wide reputation, at least in the circles
of .Methodism, will be present and have
a part of the program. +.
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TR1N1TY-Rev Latham A. Crandall morning.
Ine Glory OF Christ and the Glory of Man.
evening, The Value Of an Imperfect Faith
Prayer meeting topic, "How Can We Increase
,,1 Our Efficiency as Church,"
Bensts for G0d Hn noose sEedng Dyas
school at .i2:30 Pm. B. Y. p. U. at Z pm.
FIRST FREE-Rev. T.. A. Olsen; morning,
. why Join a Church p Evening, Neglected
Opportunities. !" Christian Endeayor at 8 p.m.
FIRST (Tenth street and Harmon place)-Pas-
tor, Dr.. w. B. Riley. Morning and evening,
Rev. F. r. Marsh Of Sunderland, Eng.
CONGREGATIONAL.
PILGRIM r.. 4. Sumner. Morning. com.
munion service and baptism of chidlren; even.
ing, Joseph in the Face Of Difficulties"
FIFTH AvENUE-Rey. James E. Smith. Morn.
Ing, Finally and FAREWELL; evening, sacred
concert, public reception for pastor and wife;
THIRTY. THsTREET-Rev George e.. Al
brecht. Morning, The Glory OF the Cross
Tempted Like as We Are'; evening service ;
PLYMoUrH- Leavitt H. Hallock, DID
Morning, intimacy with Jesus no evening
FOREST HEIGHTS -Rev. <. Stanley N. Humby.
Morning, ), Commanded order''; evening,
c. b.. Burton. Morning, com
I munion and reception OF members; The Vine
and the Branches !; evening, THE Water Of
VINE Rev. J.. s. Rood Morning. Rev. Mr.
= Hic hard will preach; evening. Rev. 8. Y
Lowry HI -Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning
Troublesome: Retenacs, Eat 1890; evening
Christian Endeavor. pti ESQ.
PARK: ,AyENu p &c: S. Rollins, ID
bers; evening. The Paramount Issue In Min
rR assaMR9olisi Is sv t sMapor Prneigle
tor; Morning, THE Right Way to Worship
God''; the Lords supper after the sermon
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PREsBYTERIANs GROWING
Denomination Gained $4,000 New Mem
bers in Year.

Rev. DR.. -e. William Henry Roberts,
stated clerk Of the ~Presby terrain church
in the United States, mailed to all the
Pres byterian churches of the country
an, interesting comparative statement
Of statistics Of various departments for
the past six years. Perhaps the most
interesting inf ormation. is the fact that
the church membership last year; was
increased by $4,000 over the preceding
year, while in 1901 the increase for the
While the church is adding to it's
membership, the number of ministers
ordained last year was eighty-sixs less
than in 1901. Contributions to the va
rious national boards of the church, as
reported to the last general assembly,
aggregated $1,000, 1903, as compared
with $l6,338,376 reported to the gen
eral assembly Of 1901.
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LINDEN HILLs-Rev. p A. Cool. Morning,
.christianizing Human Energy; evening. ser
The The Ten Commandments, the Saloon and the
City OF Minneapolis. -: ~ p"
EPISCOPAL. ~.
ST. PAuL's Corner FRANKLIN and Bryant
avenues)-Rev Theodore Payne Thurston.
sch an holy communion: e46 an, Sunday
CHRIST evc s4ao B ana
Rev. Andrew D. stowe Morning service,
1890; Sunday school, 1910 pm; evening
HOLY TR1N1TY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves. I 80
!: an, holy communion; 1880 am, service
AL oRoR a s,s cn aoa
IS am, holy communion; 1880, morning
prayer and sermon BY Rev. George n.
Thomas; Il m, parish school; 7:45 pm,
nas assye! an? Il ssv
street and Fifth avenue SIS pm, Sunday
school; pm, evening prayer and special
ST. MARKS PRo.CATHEDRAL (sixth street,
between Henner!n and Nicollet)-9:s0 am,
no. hoiy o communion 1913 Dam, morning serv-
GETHsERANE-lF Fourth avenue S and Ninth
ho Ss esnne prayer
reopen1ng Of the church, sermon, by the
rector and report Of jubilee committee; 7:45,
eVensong, prayer and sermon.
Z LUTHERAN. z.;fs4
BETHEL (seyenteenth. avenue and Thirty
second street Sl-Rey. H. P. Grimsby. Morn
& Ing, Love Thy Eternity; evening services
conducted by. yRey.H Roalkvam in Nor
and English. q
1MMANUELs Eighteenth avenue and Sith
streetl-Rey. ]. Achenbach. Morning, 1.-THE
Law Cannot Disannul the Covenant of God
i! In Christ evening, They Have Moses and
the Prophets" in English. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. b. Thvedt. Morning
service at 1880; communion service COM
mences at 1O;-s EngAsh service at 7:45; Rev.
n. II. Hegge of Stoughton, Wis. will preach.
Both SUNDAY school meet at 12:1Q-s I.
TRINITY REV. john Huchtha Morning,
1880. .8s What Shall II Dp ito Inherit Eternal
& Life ~ fGernanl; = evening, 7:45, '5Christ
Our God and SAVIOR {EnElish). =! 80 =
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Methodist Missionary Effort

The. Missionary society of the Meth
odlst Episcopal church recently issued
its annual report, covering the year
1905, and study Of the figures shows
marked NJ advance along all lines of
effort. Including those working under
the Woman g Foreign Missionary
society, it is shown that the total mum
Der. Of Methodist foreign missionaries
was increased 10 per cent during the
year, and in the same period the native
workers in mission countries were in
creased IL per cent. The increase in
members and probationers of mission
CHURCHES was not quite 10 per cent.
Re RReoPfEty in the mission eld held
Woman IS society Increased at the rate
of 12R per cent, and now amounts to
nearly $9,OUO,OOO. -.
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F1FTHl-Rev. William j. Johnson, Morning.
City sVsans Aos spec islnf
sH BLOB O.: G. Dale; Morning ,, 1.-The
Righteousness in Minneapolis - 80 1
GRAoE| Rev, Donald D: Mckay. ID. Morn
lision and Tife.S Christian e Endesvor at at
$50 pm. VI
6SEc6 :, Mo, p M s1snn1 Morning
sfS John ses Edva asT'. Bush
ne p e1enns MornRr nhe Core of Eter
Coast DR.. Bushnell will tell of his sum.
e, ,msr experiences both morning and evening.
Las. Morning, "a Lads Contribution; even:
ing. The CHRISTIANS Duty Toward the City"
9a1 LEHEM Nm, Stanley B.. Roberts; I'D.
evening. THE Christian Home the vestibule
WELsH-Corner Franklin and Seventeenth ay-
neeng of the district qfs wl nas aq wits
business session Saturday at PM With
special services to follow In the evening and
of Wales Rev. R. Y. Griffith and Owen Nor
=ris of Lime Springs Iowa, will preach. The
choir, o. 7; Morris and others VIII sing At
all the services on Sunday. All cordially IL.
/ vited. %. - -. - .s.1'
BAPTIST. ~ !;
CHICAGO AvENUE-Rev..:@J. e. 'Conant: NOR
ming, Intending Our Metz; evening, s.sLifess
Choices ~ (. rrs.es 7 :
TABERNAcLE-Rev. G., H Gamble Morning,
"A Bible Life; evening"; 1.-THE Joy ofxas Man
Of God" special Invitations to visitors. in Our
|. city. - 8
| 1MANUMEL-Rev. W T., spriggs. Morning,
"a Happy Combination Of Faith and works.
evening. "The Life that Is Life Indeed
cALvARY-Dr. Fowler Morning. .'The su.
preme Vision of Life; evening. Jesus Christ
the True LIBERAL In the morning Of. Fowler
Will preach in the interests Of the opening Of
the. public school and to young people who
go to school. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P..sBergstrop
I est Thou r" ~ IS -
-FoURTH-Rev. q. F. Holt; morning, s-sThe
Mighty Acts OF Gody:: evening" !Ths Ronaancs
Of the Eeart."
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M ETHoDIsT,

MrNNEHAHA--Fortieth avenue ond Fifty
T1e kins who Rey C. NJ Heard Morn
gItx Municipal Probiem oe concern Tor the
" Co.. se s7snisx asssns
wEsTEaS "A. AvENurzRev. J. H. Denisten.
S Morning .Chrstian Culture; evening, 1.-THE
! FIRsT-Rev. william H. Jordan. Morning,
The Preacher Embarrassed, the x-Rays
Turned 1!s Upon 20, the Pulpit; evening, 'Is Your
NoRTH-Fremont and Forty fourth avenues n.
Rev. L. A.. Willsey. Morning. 1.-THE Power
HENNEPIN AvENuE-Rev. Fayette L. Thomp.
s IN ssa sers oe SHIP e7e11 s:
PARK AvENuE-Rey. G.: G.. VALENTINE. Morn
Ing RAJ ts Of the Lords evening,
Foss-Corner Eleventh avenue and Sixth
a Rssesno Rev of s1 Heard Morning The
FOWLER Of franklin and. Dupont ave-
I nues; Rev James $; Montgomery Morning.
Christian in Politics-with Local Appltca-
rHarEEE STss sfa1 f the public
American Womanhood, Frances Willard
I sIMPsoN-corner Twenty eighth street and
First avenue s. Rev. F. 8. Tinchers Morn
ing, pIoDa!!oners~ reception day sacraments
Of the Lords supper and baptism will be adj
ministered; evening. IAN Hour with Popular
Z Hymn Writer'S" The evening service will
be musical Sunday, 2sd inst, is to he a
gFeats day DR.. Robert Forbes, the popular
launch the new church enterprise.
LAKE #sTREET-Rev. 4. W.. Stout. Morning.
A Message TO the Church; evening, sermon
by the pastor: ~
WEsLEY-Rev. L. T. Guild, DID. Morning,
IAN Increase of Life''; evening, ''If Christ
Came to Minneapolis" Extra ut close
s Of service % ,sx.s
sPREsBYTERIAN.t
HOPE aCHAPEL19O7 Washington avenue N
- Rev. Alexander g. Patterson. Evening, 1.-THE
So, Latest Robbery" Sunday school at pm
Classes for old and young. .s
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The ninety-second annual report of
the Missionary Union, triennial num-
per, is out, making volume of over
5oo pages. It is printed in excellent
form and shows careful and commend
able editing. The full report of fnan-
cial conditions, with that Of work upon
al the mission fields, with minutes of
the annual meetings, a valuable index,
and choice maps, in addition to sta
tlstlcal tables and number of ex-
cellent Illustrations, makes this report
indispensable to- every student of the
kingdom. ,#.,: X = ..-. ~. =.
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PULPIT AND PEW

At the First Baptist church today Rev, F. f.
Marsh, ID, of Sunderland, Eng, will preach
morning and evening. DR.. Marsh is we'll known
IN America thru his work in Bible conferences
and by his publications. For nineteen years
he has been pastor of the great Bethesda
Chapel Sunderland.
- At Wesley church this morning DR.. Guild
evening he will deal with the moral issues OF
the city election: IF Christ Came to Mime
apolls.' Special cars at close. ~.
Rev. Edward NJ. LETTERS, is home from his
vacation spent in northern Ohio and will con.
duct service in his own church. the Loyalty
Baptist 231S Central avenue NE, this morning
and evening: In the evening there will be a
special service in the interests of civic right.
eousness and Mr.. LETTERS will speak on the
theme, 1.-THE Home Is the Saloon" : This sub
ject will be Illustrated with wall charts 90
"a Tramp Of the Sea- is the topic today Of
the. second sermon in the series, of ''Sea Ser
mons DR.. Fayette L. Thompson is preachinr ri
the Hennepin Avenue church on Sunday. eve.
nings. The wide difference between ship OF
the line and tramp ship will be used to pre-.
sent obvious spiritual lessons; Special musical
numbers by the quartet.
The evening service will be resumed at the
Park Avenue Congregati onal church next Sun
day evening. Dr. G. S. Rollins the pastor will
Is 1t a Man a Principle?'
Rev. r. G. Boone, DID,, will be installed as
pastor Of the Bethesda Baptist church, Sunday
Sept. 16. DR.. Fowler Of Calvary church will
preach the sermon. f..
1.-THE Preacher Embarrassed, Or X-Rays
Turned Upon the Pulpit is the striking topic
that DR.. W. H. Jordan has announced for this
morning at the First Methodist church, corner
Fifth street and Ninth avenue, So. In the eve
ming he will speak on the question, It's Youii
Life Real?' Miss Hannah Beck will sing al
both services ~ .s
Rally Day will be- observed in Calvary Baptis
church next Sunday, Sept. 1e. Special service
will be held morning and evening and in th.
Sunday school. y, -. =. ~ - ..
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The first meeting and banquet !, Of the Min
neapolis Baptist union will be held in the Cen
trail Baptist church on Friday evening, Oct.
DR.. Emory W. Hunt, president of Denison uni
versity, Granville, Ohio, will be, the speaker;
The thirteenth ward voters and homemaker
are invited to hear DR.. Cool speak today o.
three of the greatest facts in the country: eth
Ten Commandments, '.The Saloon and 9TH
City Of Minneapolis Young men who will cas-
| their first ballot soon are especially invited
/ This morning in Calvary Baptist church DR.
| Fowler will preach to young people going t
| school, on 1.-THE Value of q Supreme Vision i
| Life"
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s;t Total abstinence is the leading requi-
leved to. be the, first municipality
owned. and built street railroad in the
United States now: under construction
at Monroe, La. Mayor A. A. Forsythe
IN an Associated Press interview July
u said: 81 am not prohibitionist,
but it is absolutely essential that men
occupying these :. responsible positions
should be sober, sane and strictly re-
liable, and only those who are on the
water wagon . and keep on it will be
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MASTER AND FRIEND

Oh, Jesus, thou hast promised
To all who follow thee
That where thou art in glory
There shall thy servant be;
And, Jesus, I have promised r.
To serve thee to the end;
Oh, give me grace to follow
My Master and my Friend.
james z. Bode, 1869.
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The one who wears a white garment
realizes that exceeding care must be
exercised as to the places into which
the garment is worm So one who woulc
keep unspotted from the. world must
ask Gods guidance as to where he shall
wear this garment: !. ~. ....4 u = :
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CHINESE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,.

The trustees Of the Canton Christian
college are planning ing! for a great uni
o We ny covering sixty acres Of land,
college will accommodate 1000 pupils.
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At the First Baptist church today Rev, F. f.
Marsh, DID,, of Sunderland, Eng, viii preach
morning and evening. DR.. Marsh is well known
IN America thru his work in Bible conferences
and by his publications. For nineteen wears
he has been pastor of the great Bethesda
Chapel, Sunderland.
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At Wesley church this morning Dr. Guild
speaks upon AN Increase Of Life" In the
evening he will deal with the moral issues of
the city election:> IF Christ Came to Mime
apolis.' Special cars at close. -
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The thirteenth ward voters and homemakers
| are invited to hear DR.. Cool speak today on
three of the greatest facts,in the country: 1.-THE
Ten Commandments" '.The Saloon and 1.-THE
City Of Minneapolis" Young men who will cast
| their first ballot are especially invited. -
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+ This morning in Calvary Baptist church DR..
Fowler will preach to young, people going to
school. on 1.-The Value of a Supreme Vision in
Life
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The evening service will be resumed at the
Park Avenue Congregational church next Sun
day evening. DR.. G. S. Rollins, the pastor, will
preach on 1.-THE Paramount Issue in Minneapolis:
Is it Man or Principle?''
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The first meeting and banquet ,of the Min
neapols Baptist union will be held in the Cen
trail Baptist church on Friday evening" Oct. s.
DR.. Emory W. Hunt, president of Denison uni
versity Granville Ohio, will be. the speaker.
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Rally Day will be- observed in Calvary Baptist
church next Sunday, Sept. 18. Special service
will be held morning and evening and in. the
Sunday school. -, -. =. ~ e..
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Rev. r. G. Boone, DID, will be installed as
pastor Of the Bethesda Baptist church. Sunday,
Sept. 16. DR.. Fowler Of Calvary church will
preach the sermon. :.