The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04
Celebrate
LID Anniversary.
SCORES OF ADDRESSES ON GOOD
CITIZENSHIP.
First Year of Mayor D. P. Jones Sun
day Closing Of Saloons Is the Basis
of Many Speeches in the Pulpits Of
All Determinations, Morning and.
Evening. -. 49,. St..

= Today is the Sunday saloon t'lid e.
birthday anniversary in Minneapolis,
and altho the lid is only one year old
tile anniversary is to be celebrated in
every part of the city. 1t is doubt
full whether any other birthday has
ever attracted as much attention in the
city as that of the "lid.'' Luther
ans, Episcopalians, 'Methodists, Presbyt
terians,' Congregationalists, Baptists,
people of all denominations and some
who are not members Of any, will join,
IN the different churches Of the city,
and they will take the form Of good
government meetings. tT
; In the Linden Hills Congregational
church there will be an evening plat
form meeting, There will be speeches
for q ttlid IS" birthday party. Other
COngr churches will take cogni-
zance of: the anniversary and in the
Como Avenue church, Bethany church
and Fremont Avenue church, good gov.
eminent meetings are planned. Mayor
D. P. Jones and w. G. Calderwood will
be among the speakers at Bethany
church. At Lyndale Rev. G.. E, Bur
ton will discuss '1The Spirit of Christ
in Politics. with its bearing on the
municipal campaign. -. ..
At North, Trinity, Fowler and Lake
Street Methodist churches the evening
services will be devoted to the discus
sion Of the lid: At North church there
Mayor Jones and w. G.. Calderwood will
speak, and at Fowler Rev. James s..
Montgomery will discuss "A Man Hunt
and the Crime of Stirring Up Prejudice
Against Our City,. In Lake Street
church Rev. T. W. Stout will follow his
morning sermon with a few words on
"The Duties of the Christian VOTER
In the Fifth and Shiloh Presbyterian
churches in the evening there will be
platform meetings. At Oliver Presby-
terrain Rev. George P. McGill will dis
cuss "What Are the Churches Here
For:-the Coming Election" and at
ing services will be devoted to discus
sions of subjects incidental to the life
Of the "lid.' At the First Presby-
terrain church Rev. A. B. Marshall will
deliver a morning sermon on "Clean
Morals and Good Government for the
Whole City and the Whole Country
AT st. Matthew's Episcopal church
Rev. James y~Tremble will deliver a
morning sermon. on THE Benefts.Mto
Society from the Observance of the
LGrd, g pay as Day of Rest and Holy
"OIsnlp. .--'-,- q. :--t.
Rev. N. B, Thvedt will preside at the
evening meeting at Bethlehem Lutheran
church and he has chosen to discuss
"The responsibilities of Good Christian
citizenship At the New Thought
Lyceum Ruth r. Ridges will discuss at
the morning meeting "The Real Issue
in the Present Campaign.'
The anniversary will also be celebrat-
ed in the Baptist churches Of the city
At the evening meeting in Calvary
Baptist Rev. Dr.. Fowler will discuss
Chow to Vote,' and at the Tabernacle
Rev. G. H. Gamble will open the even
inf, service with prelude, "Help Els
tablish Clean Government in Our City,
At First Baptist a number of speakers
will advocate the interests Of election
Of Mayor Jones in an evening discus
sion. , DR.. A. J., Frost will preside and
addresses will be made by D. C. Bell,
Ell Torrance and George P. Wilson.