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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
CONGREGATIONAL

v1NE--Rev. J. s. Rood. Morning, Faith;
evening; "A Backward and Forward Look .
i Ra1ly day in church and Sunday school; spe-
PLYMoUTH-Rev Harold Hunting. Morning,
.,d Culture Of the Spirit; evening, Chris,
Lowry HILL- R. Henry Holmes Morn.
ing, "a Divine Law of Procedure, at 1880;
4 evening Christian Endeavor at $50: Special
music program at the morning service :, i
hstlss T. 8 vii III E hee' sa address Ms
on on the work Of the Ant,saloon League; even
FREMONT AvENUEWReV. G. A. pH Hilton, NOR
i ig, The Exhaustless Wealth.; evening,
LINDEN HILLsLRev. P. A. Cool. Morning,
The Inspiration Of the Larger n; Vision';
EVE fHen RfE,a first Of series of lectures GLOW
PILGRIM-Rev. F. a. Sumner Morning "a
Prince with God';. evening, 1.-THE .Interces-
sion of Brother Good music by chorus
FIFTH AVENUE Rev. ]. NJ. Hubert, morning
FOREST HEfGHTs-Rev. Stanley NJ Humbv
Morning, The Giving of the Law; even
Ing, annual missionary thank Offering service
IN charge of Woman:g Missionary; society
F1RsT.Rev: Clement G. Clark. Morning, ssTHe
Christian STAMPED; evening, preaching by the
Day under the leadership Of the pastor a,iN@0 -
PARK aTcE.,. AvE :snJ b. p: Rollins DID,
seemon PaF1eo7 Ct
THIRTY EIGHTH sTREET-Rev. George E.
Albrecht. Rally day and autumn festival at
II an; exercises by the Sunday school and
brief RE address Tres by, the pastor; evening. "a
NoRWEGIAN-Rev.s A. z. Bjartous. Morntng.
II 30; Sunday school at II ma evening, $50
Thursday evening prayer meeting 1880. Every
body welcome to our meetings. !. - :
BETHANY-Rey. D. A. Richardson Morning
Farming the Arid Lands. an Old Prophecy
Just Fulfilled; evening, 1.-THE Common Lot
z a story sermon. Es: E;@s''
LYNDALE-Rev. c. E. Burton. Morning, ..Re
freshing BY the Way; evening, .''The Beauti-
9fuI Life"
OPEN DooR-Rey. Walter e. Carbon Morn
ing, rally services; evening, Christ and the
Emaneipatcd Womanhood. -
PRESBYTERIAN.
BETELEHEM-Rey. Stanley B. Roberts, DID.
!: pastor. Morning. AN Exceptional Oppor.
tions and Difficulties In i series. How
.s.to Bring Men to Christ. y The new Bethle-
hem quartet viii furnish music. IS 49,
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FUTILE Corner Blaisdell avenue and Twenty.
seventh strseD--Rev. Bernard G. Ruggles.
ess ezsnn Evssaes
at y Modern Art q }ud 81 Sunday school
CHURCH OF REDEEMER-Rev.Y Marion D.
close Of service; evening. fourth lecture in
series on travels and history, egypt, the
mother OF C1yilization'; special music. !. +.
ss,.s /. ss.. CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLES Fourth street and Thirteenth
ayenuel-Rev. J. NJ. Cleary. Morning '.The
evening, "The Saloon, the Poor Mans Enc.
my" Masses at, $3.50, 8 and 1890
s. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
Plantikow. Preaching morning and evening
By pastor: Sunday school, $3.50 am; Y.
MISCELLANEOUS
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH corner Ere
mont and Twenty fourth avenues N)-Rev.
Success in Building Up a Church, evening,
-Four Universal Empires in History and
NORTH SIDE sP1R1TuAL1sT SOCIETY
IL O. %. F. hall. 406 Twentieth avenue ny
a Rev. n. Hegdahl. 2:30f pm, THE Cause
Of Crime Greetings, Mrs. F. Beuhler and
RISING f sun sun. SPIRITUAL MISSION (McBlroy
b hall, Eighth and Ntcollet)-Mrs. Virginia B.
Lyon. Evening, Elements, Senses, Souls
and Dispositions Of Mem Messages by the
boy psychic; music by. Mrs Maud Pratt
Crane, whistling soloist EtgE
DIVINE Science "a. o. u. W. hall, Seventh
street near Henneptn) Speakers, Dr.. Gib-
bons and Anna 8. Swanson Healing serv-
ice, Dr. Gurli Gummesson.
PEOPLES oHURCH-Rev. G. T.. Morrill,
ing, Home and It's Enemies Miss Nellie
Mcguire viii sing an original composition
Don't Burn the Cabin Down CoIored
II views; Orchestral selection from Verdi,
MeyerbeeI and voelker. Praise service Of
new songs. Services from IL to IL O'Clock
THE MENTAL scIENTIsTs-Dr. Louis VII
Iams. Evening, Soul Power and How to
Attain IT,. Mr.. Van Waters will assist in
the discussion. Meeting at Science hall; the
public invited. fa.4 ss 49, s
SALVATION ARMY mo. 4 hall, 21e First
Avenue IS 10 an, Sunday school;s ii d. M.
{ holiness meeting 81: 8: pm, praise service;
6 $50 p. m, Young Peoples Legion; pm,
great salvation meeting. For the current
week the evening meeting on Sunday; win
b In the nature Of memorial service,
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GET HsEMANE PARISH
TO . HAVE big | JUBILEE
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY TO RE
CELEBRATED BY CHURCH.
Program to Open with a Historic
Sunday Conservation Of Church
with Three Bishops Participating in
Service Former Pastor and Son Of a
Former Pastor to Preach.

.-F Z
Gethsemane Episcopal parish Of Min
bration Oct. IA and 16, and Oct. 81, %,
rs and %. The several days Of jub-
lice will celebrate the fftieth ami
versary of the Founding Of the parish,
and Oct. 81 will see. the conservation Of
the church, with three bishops offciat-
ing. &. ( %, -. : =. -.
A canon, Of the Episcopal church is
to the effect that no church over which
there hangs an Indebtedness can be con-
until the present time. In 1895 the
debt was 100000. Until recently liz
was 1000, Including the cost of re-
decorating the church. All this amount
has now been pledged, which will per-
nit Of the conservation of the church.
>. yOct.14 will be known as Historic
Sunday There. will be number of
addresses, including one by Rt. Rev.
Anson R. Graves, former pastor, and
one by Rev. Paul Faude, a son Of a
former, rector. - 'nt}..5:.7 g.. ss
. The program in detail for the entire
jubilee is as follows: 49,; 80. .'..-
munion. 1890 am, historic sermon by BIT.
Rev. Arson R. Graves, D d., LID, bishop Of
Laramie; rector of Gethsenane parish, 1888 to
1890 Thursday; 7:41 Pm. pm. sermon by Rev.
gage" ". D. Lawrence MD. 'Church Debts, -
Rt. Rev. A. R. Graves. "cui Bono" George o.
Eddy. -. ~.
Tuesday, Oct 16-Formal reception given to
Bishop Graves by DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence at their
residence.
Conservation Sunday, Oct. Els am, holy
communion. 1880 am, conservation of Geth-
semane church; celebrant Rt. Rev. Samuel @.
Edsall, ID; consecrator, Rt. Rev. Arson; r.
Graves, ID; preacher Rt. Rev. Arthur L.. Will
liams, DID. 745, missionary service; preacher,
Rev. Charles S. Omstead, DID,, bishop Of Colo
RADIO. - ; -, -. -<sa Ii.
Monday, Oct. 22-7 pm, mems dinner,
given by the jubilee committee to the guests;
postmaster, Rev. Irving p. Johnston; speakers,
Rt. Rev. A. R. Graves, 'Our Founder; Rt.
Rev. S. C.. Edsal1, sour Mother''; Rev. s.: B.
Purves, "Our Sisters; Rev. G. h. Thomas,
"Our Daughters; Loren Fletcher, "Reminis-
cences''; L. o. Merriam, 1.-THE yestry'; w. H
Richie, THE Jubilee Committee; James A.
Peterson Tour Future.''
Thursday, Oct. 25-S pm, informal parish
reception at Knickerbocker hall, to which all
members and friends Of the congregation are
cordially invited. 80. ~.
Jubilee Sunday, Oct. 2s-s am, holy commu.
MON. 10 am, ordinate service. 1890 In,
Jubilee service; celebrant, Rt. Rev., a. r..
Graves preacher, Rt Rev. S. C. Edsall. 7:45
p. m, Sunday school jubilee. 20 5; zsss
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SERVICES IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES TO-DAY

F1FTH-Rev. William J. johnson. :" Morning
Rey. s.. A. Jameson, spastor-at-large of Du.
iuth presbytery, VIII preach Evening, preach.
RIvERss1p tE' GRAPE cHAPE1-Rev. Benjamin R.
s. s., c; E. E: meeting ne pm, Rev R: 4. Van
aer Las, pastor OF the Stewart Memorial
The Fresbytesi snsn Ministers, association ,,,
meet Monday at 10 am. in Westminster church,
Conflict Against the Saloon" = 80 =. =!
oL1vER-Rev. g.: P. Magil1, pastor. Morn.
i Ing, sermon aona BY !, Rev e. A. Van der Las;
sermon y Rev: = V Campbell DID, Hor e1es:
Ell z Rev. " yesa s. nSnssa
sssn,ns "af as eas'sn IN the
Woman WSa pastor
Hem of: His Garment; evening, rally sery-
ice for the Sunday school; program furnished
sH1LoH-Rey. Otis G. Dale, pastor. Morning.
the former pastor, Rev. W. s. Ward; even.
Ing, gospel service of praise and preaching by
the the, pastor and the Choral union; Miss Bright
HOPE CHAPEL (1eo7 Washington avenue NJ
Rev. Alexander g. Patterson, pastor. Even
See His Face Howard Hare Hare sunday ndail
sr sSRR2l 4 as SSSsf R. ! Van =,
Las. Morning. sermon BY Rev. B. r. Weld;
evening, sermon by Rev. H. G. Finney. NJ
Manuel, barytone will sing 1.-THE Holy City"
in the evening. 49, l. -'S-''az~'''g
EPISCOPAL.
ALL SAINTS (2619 Clinton avenue)-s ~
hold communion: 1880, morning prayer and
sermon by Rev. George Il. Thomas: il M
holy communion: 1880, morning prayer and
o., sermon By Rey: George 81. Thomas. -
sT. THOMAS MISSION Ninth street corner
Fifth avenue SD am, holy communion: 3
p Pm Sunday SCHOOL, p.m.. evening prayer
HOLY TRINITY {corner Fourth street and
- Fourth avenue SCI REV. Stuart b. Puryes.
Morning, 1880 a. M, holy communion 10 80
prayer and sermon. .ggsss83as sa. y. So
ST. MARKS PR0-CATHEDRAL fsixth street
between Hennepin and .Nicolletj -0 go q. M:
holy communion; 1880 am. morning service
and sermon by Bishop Edsall; 7:45 pm, even
song and sermon by Vicar Hills "a g.
-sT. Eau B Corner Franklin and Bryant ave-
nues l-IRey. Theodore Payne Thurston Morn
Isl 1ng o'clock. holy commlinion no AS Sunday
school; II. service and sermon ~ TIE rec tor:
p.pa.. evs1song and address Ne ~ - {
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EPISCOPAL MEETING s..
WILL Be BIC EVENT
PROMINENT CLERGY IN TWIN
CITY PULPITs NEXT SUNDAY.
Program Announced of Sunday School
Conference to Be Held During Con-
ference at Christ Church, st. Paul
= Recreation Arranged for Saturday.
Banquet Thursday Evening.

Arrangements are now about COM
pete for the entertainment of the sew
eral hundred clergy and laymen, includ-
ing thirteen bishops, who will attend
the fourth annual conference OF the
sixth missionary department Of the
Episcopal church.
The conference opens Thursday morn
afternoon, Friday and Saturday morn
ing, the sessions will take place :, at
Gethsemane. Saturday afternoon will
be given over to recreation. Thursday
evening there is to be a banquet to the
visitors, at which close to 800 plates
will be laid,
To prepare for the conference, unm.
Der Of local committees are busy, and
to these committees will fall much of
the credit Of the success that may at
tend the conference. These commit
tees are as follows:
Publicity and Advertising--Rev. c. Il. Shut,
Rev. William Wilkinson. Rev. A. D. Stowe,
r. W. Wheelock, c. L. Wallace.
Swedish service-Rev. J. F. Alfgren, Rev.
William Blomquist, Rev. J. E. Almfelt.
Outing Commttee-Rev. s. V. Purves Rev.
Theodore sedgwick. G. X. Gibson, H: S. Gregg.
DR.. H. Mel. Morton, W. G. Judd, r. E. Van
Kirk, H. B. Humason, Frederick Paine.
Hospitality-Rev. T. P. Thurston, Rev. George
b. Thomas, Rev. S. B. Purves. Rev C. E.
Haupt DR.. D. W. Lawrence, G. 0. Eddy, c. H.
Childs, Hector Baxter, P. X. Jarvis, E. c. Cam
eron. II. NJ. Lyon.
Finance--Rev. George H. Thomas, Rev. A. D.
Stowe, Rev. G. H Hills, c. NJ. Harrington, j..
R. Marfeld, ]. I. Black, c. B. Lyon, A. G. Dun
1op, q. H. Ho1brook.
Railroad and Transportation-Rev. A. D.
Stowe, r. E. Van Kirk. ]. F. McElroy.
Sunday School Institute.
In connection with the conference
there will be a Sunday school institute
at Christ church, St. Paul, Wednesday,
Oct. IT. The program for this is as
follows:
pm, business, elections. etc. 2:3O pm,
Teaching and Apostacy,' Rev. c. F. Blais-
dell st. Louis. Mo. s:1o pm, Confirmed Chill
dren in the Sunday School," Rev. H. F. Par
shall Of st. Cloud, MINI. pm, Home De-
partment,' Miss Turnbull. 4:45 pm. Should
the Class Be Promoted Away from the Teach
err Discussion led by Rev. l. P. Johnson
pm, Methods of Interesting Children in the
Advent and Lenten Offerings for Missions Rev.
]. Wise, Omaha, Neb. Address, Miss Julia G.
Emery. The Missionary Opportunity of the
Sunday School," the Bishop of Kansas Clos
ing address and question box, Bishop Edsall.
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ST. MATHEWS James Trin1ble, p.D. Morning
Sermons IN Stones or Monumental Christian.
Hyerc,s evening Emu 9naliea tons Necessary to
CHRIST s &c f bi.de
y; Stowe. Morning, 1o:30;- Sunday school,
a2;1o o pm; evenins. Z. p s.. Tuesday,
- :. BAPTIST: 81.
Hunt h e7eas fSa5,ss
Aasnas FdMls slns orn,n.
Cd cd PEOPLES service ,slHow to Grow Old
s eesesf evening The Importance q the
IMMANUEI-w. Edgar Woodruff. pastor. Morn.
Ing. GODS Fellow Workers.; evening 1.-THE
TRINTY-Rev: Latham A. crandan Morning,
1.-THE Place Of the Will in the Christian Life'' /;
ey eefins tope peasisge 0f
BETHESDA Wilton R. Boone. Morning,
of Lte sundag vt 1so
9! esLilYET.Rey, Ruthledge ETs Wiltbank. morn
FIRST Tenth street and Harmon place)--Dr.
&tw.i B. Riley. MoFntne: "A Forward LOOK /;
Z evening. Washers and Murderers. = J. SEA e,gs
5%,ssssss DISCIPLES OF cHRIsT.
GRAND AvENUE-Rev. T. J. Dow. Morning
S Lessons from the Leaves" an autumn serv-
AVENUE Corner Portiand avenue
i and Eleventh streetl-Morning, Rev. a.. J.
Rev Alfred Haauist Of the spe bytehx
synod will occupy the pulpit.
~ LUTHERAN. #
BETHEL tseyenteenth avenue S and Thirty Sec
ond street, REV. ii. p. Grimsby. Morning,
What Think Ye Of Jesus; ; evening, "The
Fruits Of Christian Life" services conducted
in, English.
Observation-Disclosures IN. B. Thvedt. Service at
1890 am, an Offering viii be II, taken 81. up for
!. PM, selected song: both Sunday schools win
ST. JOHNS tChicaso avenue and Seventeenth
q street, REV. @A.sF Elmquist. Morning tThe
!. Lack OF z Needful Thing; evening. aHusks
=. or Fruit: Sunday school II M 800 s,:5
:sALEM-Rey. George q. Trabert, DID. Morn
ing. ''The Way Into Gods Kingdom,; evening,
The Call to Duty: class Tor religious In
structions preparatory to full communion In the
i church meets Friday evening at 1870 and
another Saturday 1t 10 am.
81. JOHNS German 625-. Main street MI
Rev. Paul Dowidat. Morning, 1880. iona
|; than'ss Lore. Tor. David, symbol OF Christ's
IS Love for the Void 8 IL :45-l2:46, Sunday
school; Mondsy. a pm. opening Of conn ma
y ton lessons both German md EnGlish ctassss.
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PROFESSORS TO LECTURE
University Extension. Course Covers Wide
=. - ;. Range Of Subjects. ~

University Extension, Course Covers Wide
,-. 81. Range Of Subjects. -
Announcement of the lecture courses
for the coming year offered by the com
mittee Of university extension have been
made and show greater variety and extent
than for several years. - ..=.,..
Besides a: general lecture course consist
Ing of individual lectures on different
subjects, special series of lectures are
offered in astronomy, economics, educa-
ton, English literature, German litera-
ture, history, politics, psychology and
ethics and sociology. s%.-.- -.
!; Among the more prominent professors
OF the college Of science, literature and
the arts who will speak, are Dean Dow
ney, Professor Charles P. siegerfoos. E.
L. eMcVey, F. M. Anderson, q. B., Frank
fortef, G. r. James; Frances s. Potter,
w. AZ schaper,, Harry Snyder, a w. r M.
West, Norman Wilde, Richard Burton,
Carl Schlenker, s. G. Smith and Albert e.
jerks. The lecturers are open to en-
gagements in all, parts Of the state =.
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O. -. :
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES
st. Marks Pro-Cathedral.

MohNlN1 SEhV1CE.
Professional Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart
(Messiter).
Venite-E1vey. -,
TIE Deum-Stainer in Z dat.
- Observation-Disclosures. '-'
1ntroit Hymn-'Jesu, the Very Thought OF
Thee" (Walsh).
kyrie-Gounod
Office administrations Things of Thee Are
Spoken (Haydn).
Offertorium-(al my Hope Is in the Ever
lasting; (b) awake Thou that Sleepest''
(Stainer).
Recessional-''Thru the Night of Doubt and
Sorrow (Bainbridge).
EVENSONG.
PROFESSIONALLY Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart
(Messiter). -
Glorias-Elvey. 80. TEt -.
Magnitica TOURS. ,.~
Nunc Dimittis-Barnaby.
Office Hymn-"Jesus,. Lover of My Soul''
(Marsh). --e.
Onertorum-'Lead' Kindly Light (Sullivan).
Recess1ona1-"Thru the Night OF Doubt and
Sorrow (Bainbridge)
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A CERTAIN ADVANTAGE.

- . w dSHIHgIUH Evening SCaf. s.3f q
A woman N can always get the better
Of a. man in an argument, said the
visitor. -, ~. -...-
HYes,o answered Miss Cayenne.
: But we should remember that in an
argument a woman always has GER
tain advantage. She is, not expected to
be a gentleman. 80 . s.. 81. J Is.
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HENRY HoTCHNER TO LECTURE
A Course Of Addresses Promised Under
/: Auspices of Theosophical Society.

Henry sHotchner of New York, lead
ing public lecturer Of the Theosophical
Society, in America, will give course
Of free public lectures in this city, with
dates and subjects as follows: Sun
day, Oct. 81, "Reincarnation and the
lay Of Justice1; Wednesday,, Oct: "a,
s,,,, k1 nov Is Most No Valuable -;
Thought; Wednesday, Oct. 81, ."The-
gsophy, It's Teachings and Practice;
Saturday, Nov. 3, "Pubic Question
Meeting.'' ~. r,
;. All lectures but that of Sunday, Oct.
2S, will be given at the rooms Of the
Minneapolis Theosophical society," 200
Northwestern building. The Sunday lee
ture will be given at the Unitarian
church. All lectures will begin prompt
~ at @8:l5 O'Clock. , All lectures are
free. D.. -... -5,.-s.. --. .- - D.. -. :.
At a date yet to, be announced, but
probably on some Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. Hotchner will talk to children on
some subject of helpful interest.
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Home Visitors Excursions
H.. Via Wisconsin Central r

louisville, KY, and return. ;. ). $4,000
a1ttspurg, Far and RETURN. 29.35
Cleveland, ONO, and return. -. 26.70
eDetroit, Mlch;, and return. 1910
Buffalo, n. Y, and return. 49, 3I.35
Cincinnati, Ohio, and return 26.OO
Ioronto, Ont, and return ...... 81. IS
Also numerous other points -on. sale
Oct. 18th oniy-with return limit Nov.
18th. Ticket office, $50 NicoHet ave.
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NEW PASTOR TODAY
Rev. Charles A. Anderson to Preach at
Bloomington Avenue M. E.. Church.

7'@' n O41u1o1'
Rev. Charles A. Anderson, who comes
from !Osakis to the passionate of the
Bloomington Avenue M. E. church.
Bloomington. avenue and Thirty-second
street, will preach at the church to-
day.. A large audience is expected to
greet the new pastor and give him a
hearty welcome to Minneapolis. IL
Rev. Mr.. Anderson will conduct two
services today. :, AT 1890 am. he will
speak on "Faith Amid Difficulties. -
At 1880 pm. the subject for his sermon
will be GA Vacant Throne. - -
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Church of the Redeemer.

On next Sunday evening at the
D. Shutter will give the fourth lecture
in the series on fSTravel and History
and the choir will render the following
program Of special music: =. .
Organ and violin-Prize Song from sMeis-
tersinger" (Wagner), Messrs. Oberhofrer and
w. W. Nelson :,
Festival Anthem Rejoice Ye with Jeru-
(a) Tenor solo from elijah (Mende1ssohn),
If with All Your Hearts, J. Austin Williams.
~ (b) Quartet a capella, .>"Cast Thy Burden
Upon the Lord
Anthem-"Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" (Gauntlett).
Violin STANDARDIZATION from Thais' MAS
senet), W. W. Nelson
Organ-"Finale'' Uemmens) Emil oberhoffer.
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Anthem-"The Soft Sabbath Calm (Reiner),
quartet d = TIL -
Organ Postlude-March (Abbe), Miss Elvinu
Chenevert.
Organ-Prelude eddy, Miss Elvina Chene-
vert. -. 49,.
Anthem-"Send Out Thy Light (Gounod),
quartet ~
Organ-offertory (Cresser), Miss Elvina Chen
evert.
Harvest Anthem-"Ye Shall Dwell in the
Land (Gounod), quartet.
Organ-Postlude (Briggs), Miss Elvina Chen
evert.
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FINED ONCE A WEEK FOR FIVE
-. .'i' II YEARS.

- s. = - London Sketch. ~ =:
Mr. Popp,. tobacconist, of High WY.
combe, has been fined every week for
1 nearly five years for opening his shop
on Sundays. The fines began at 1918
but are now only half as much. -
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Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges will address the New
Thought Lyceum this morning in K P hall
Masonic Temple, subject 'Is Man a spirit?''
Children's hour, 10 am. Mrs Grace Tubbs,
formerly Of Minneapolis, Is in the city and will
sing.
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At Trinity Baptist church this morning Dr..
L. A. Crandall will preach on 1.-The Place of the
VIII in the Christian Life" In the evening he
VIII talk on the Privilege Of Labor"
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The Young Mems club of the Linden Fills
church will have series Of practical papers
on live topics to be read at the regular meet
ings. James Gray will introduce the discus
sion on The Essential Differences Between thu
Eottcal Farty Platrorms THE Physician
and His Relation to the Community will be
introduced by DR.. L, D. Shipman; the subject
Of Modern Architecture by G. A. Gage ..The
church as an Educator will be the subject of
paper by DR.. Robert R. Rome: ..The Pub1,c
Institutions Of the State of Minnesota, will he
presented by James Gray. Other speakers will:
be selected later.
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DR.. Fayette L. Thompson of Hennepin Ave.
nue. NJ. e. church delivers his third salutatory
to this congregation this morning. He has some
special observations to make to his own people
at that time regarding the new year of work
In the evening he will seek to indicate the OBJ
3ect and purpose Of true preachers message
from the topic, "a Prophets Vision"
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SCHEMING.

<1- s:z1;: Philadelphia Ledger. - =
.,a IL see Gayley had to pay Miss Lorns
%-eV'Vpo ior preach OF promise.
Yes, and now he wants to marry her
for her Hmoney.' @:@@.s@2 w. ~.
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=, course OF lectures managed by the Ladies
Social circle, taking up the drama of the Open
dir asi developed in! Italy, Spain, France and
England, will be given by Mrs. Frances, Squire
Potter of the untysrsity, : In the LECTURE. room
tures2 are to be, given upon the following sub
jects: 's'The Masqueo Aand PASTORAL in Italy
.Fhe Natona1 Pfas 'spain ,.Moliete and
the Open Road, /" SaThe The, Plays of Merry Eng
Iand.Ha L@.0t|t;I &C. - .,".-s.S.s $50
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DR.. ". H. Jordan this morning will open the
new conference year with a sermon on 9th:
Shout OF the King in the Camp: A Call to
1ear OF Promise The evening service viii
have a prelude Of gospel song
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Church Of the ;Redeemer Notes.,

This evening Rev. Marion D. Shutter will
give the fourth lecture in the series on travels
and history. He will treat of the life and civ
ilization of ancient Egypt and will show what
the Egyptian civilization and religion We're in
themselves and their after influence on the
world, particularly on Judaism and Christianity.
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At the First Baptist church this evening Rev.
". B. Riley will speak on Washers AID Muir
derers' He feels. that the twin sins of lust
and murder have in recent months so constantly
Haunted themselves in the faces Of MinneaDolis
people that both pulpit and press should be
heard from this subject
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"
The Young Peoples Christian union Of sthe;
Church Of the Redeemer holds its DEVOTIONAL
meeting at $50, just before the evening serv-
Ice: The subject for today is Choosing d
Naster.'
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The New Thought Spiritual society meets at
. pm. in Knights Of Pythias hall. Masonic
Temple. Today's lecture is on What is Spirit"
F. D. Wheeler -
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Linden Hills church will have Bible readings
hereafter Oh Thursday evenings, conducted BY
the pastor. This evening Dr. Cool will lecture
On How the Bible Was Made' =.