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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
LAS JUNTAS BSCOLARRS
DlSCURSS De Los SIRS POST DEXTER FERNANDEZ JyCOS
EI broblenza de la Ensej71nzo


Sc ha partido va Ell programa
conteniendo los temas de los discur
sos que han de ser pronune iados en-
la Asambles de las Juntas Escolares.
La mayor parte de los sefIores que
toman parte en- dicho torneo intelec-
tual disertaran acerca del problema
de la educacion instructive en- Puer-
to Rico, metodo de ensef1anza Y en-
otro orden de ideas, discurriran tam
bien acerca de las atribuciones que
son necesar las 4 las Juntas de Untrue.
cion como igualm mente 4 los impecto-
res de escuelas. En- dichas conferen.
cias toman parte elementos de valer
y de extensa cultura como los seflo-
res Post, Dexter, Fernandez Tuncos
del Vale Atiles. ST hemos de dar
credito al programa, es decir sino Sc
varia el tema de los discursos, las
notas destinadas producer mayor
iuteres en- el concurso son los traba-
JOS didacticos del sefIor Fernan
dez Juncos quien sc pro pone diser.
tar acerca de la Influenza de las
juntas escolares en- la ensef1anza pri-
maria y el trabajo del Comisionado
Mr.. Dexter quien ha elegido para su
exposition oratoria los problemas de
educacion en- Puerto Rico
Los seflores Post, del Vale Atiles,
Carbonell, Morales Lebron, Bird
Arias, Gonzalez Font, Lyons y Her
nandez. informaran tambien Ell la
Asamblea acerca de temas intere-
santes.
Hay gran expectation para conocer
el resultado final de la magma Asam
blea escolar cuyos acuerdos Sc ira.
duciran en- leyes para ante la legis-
latura pres sente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
Blanca Matr6Ls
Ell MAESTRO CAMpOS

81 excoso de originates no nos per-
mitio dar aver nuestros lectores =
noticia de que en- el vapor "Cata1u-
f1a.' de la Compafffa Trasatl tl4ntica
espafiola. iba para Europa Ia eminen-
te tiple c6mica Blanca Matr4s y el
aplaudido Maestro Campos.
Tan distinguidos artistas, nos en-
viaron una amabilfsima csquela desde
a bordo, saludandonos afectuosamen-
te y comentando que las disposiciones
sanitarias no les permitieron saltar r
TERRA.
Agradecemos la cortesfa de los
amablcs artistas que han dejado en-
San Juan tan simpatico recuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
Departamcnto Consolidate

FL sef1or Francisco Martinez de
Gales, nos escribe hoy rectificando
una notic1a que nos fu6 suministr
Ga en- las notas que da 4 la prensa Ell
Departamento Consolidate. Nos di-
&C 81 seIlor Martinez que para eier-
Ger Ia Medieina y cirujia en- Puerto
kico tlene llcencia de Ia Junta Supe-
rior de Sanidad exped ida en- 80 de
Julio de 1912.
Irasladamos la rectifcacion del Sr.
Maritime al ramo Superior dc Sani-
dad por 10 denas muchas grac las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
La SOdedad ndacO 7satra|
Y Ell BOLETIN
COMISION DISTINGUIDA

Esta maflana hemos recibido
la cortes y amable vista de los
distinguidos caballeros, todos
amigos nuestros, don Jacinto
Texidor, don Antonio Perez Pie.
rret, don Jose E. Figueras, don
Generoso Candina. don Her
nand Behn y don Damian Mon
serrat, de la Directiva de la
|"Sociedad Musico-Teatral' los
tres primeros senores, y, accio-
nistas de la misma corporation,
los ultimos.
Formaban dichos caballcros
una Comisi6n nom brada anoche
para celebrar una entrevista con
los directories de los periodicos
que Sc publican en- San Juan, a
fin de esclarecer ciertos rumo-
res circulados que envolvian
conceptos y juicios mortifican-
tes para la prensa.
Recibio a la Comision nues-
tro compaflero Perez Losada.
Ell licenciado Texidor habl6 a
nombre de sus companeros, ma
nifestandonos que la Junta Di-
rectiva de la "Sociedad MusiCo.
Teatral no compartia en- modo
alguno la opinion exterioriza-
da por alguno 8 algunos de
los miembros 9 accionistas de
la Sociedad, que como corpc-
raci6n y por la especialidad
de su negocio, aparte de las
consideraciones que individual
mente tenian elias para la prem
sa del pals, necesitaba de su con-
curse por Ell contacto en- que
viven con Ell publico, y por la
opinion que representa- Y en-
cauzan las publicaciones dia-
rias y periodicals de San Juan.
La Comision que ha visitado
a los periodistas esta manana,
ha desautorizado totalmente,
plenamente, las afrmaciones
POGO meditadas Y extraofciales,
que motivaron la actitud de la
prensa.
La vista de estos senores
y la correction exquisite con-
que sc expresaron acerca de la
prensa y del alto concepto que
a" La Sociedad.Musico Teatral'
merece, nos deja satisfechos.
Solamente por razones de Or
den econ6mico. ha sido merma.
da esta vez la kocaHdad de ofcio
enviada a los grandes diarios.
Nosotros antlcipandonos q to-
da clase de ofertas, hemos abo-
nado Ell palco numero II alto,
que ocuparon siempre los horn-
bres del BoLETIN.
Y en- 10 que toca i nuestra
actitud, ahora como antes, Y al
juzgar a los artistas, estara STEM
pre- dentro de la mas extrict
legalidad, de la mas absolute
unprecedented y del mayor
desinteres.
Agradecemos a la comisi6n
Official de La Sociedad Musico
Teatral de Puerto Rico la alti-
sima prueba de estimaci6n que
nos ha dado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
lMPRESIOMES HiSTORlCAS
Ell deSCubridOr de Ia YaCuna


He aqui TN nombre al que de-
be gratitud inmensa la Huma-
nidad entera y que la Historic
debe consignar en- sus paginas
con letras de orc. Eduardo Jen-
ner, que tuvo la dicha de reali-
zar ese invento, VIC la luz en-
Inglaterra (Berkeley, Glocester)
en- Ell aflo I74o Dedicose a los
estudios medicos y trato de es.
tudiar de un modo profundo las
causas de las epidemias, princi-
palmente de la viruela, de Gu.
yos trabajos resulto NADIA menos
que ell descubrimiento del me-
dio preventive para librarse de
tan mortitera, enfermedad, pro-
1lactico ell mas efcaz que como
&c la Hygiene, v que ha bastado
para colocar Ell nombre de su
descubridor en- Ell pinaculo de
la inmortalidad. Tambien Sc
distinguio como erudito Ell Glen
cias naturales, siendo prueba
evidente los trabajos que dejo
escritos acerca de las aves, 81
bien todo clio es de una impor-
tancia muy secundaria y queda
obscurecido 81 sc compare con
el descubrimiento della vacuna.
Sabido es que la viruela asolo
en- la antigiiedad pueblos> ente-
ros y fue una de las causas pro-
ductoras del deseenso de la po-
b5llaei6n en- epocas determine
das. Differences habian sido los
medios empleados para librar a
la Humanidad de tan terrible
playa; pero NADIA ha podldo
igualar a la efcacia de la vacu-
na. La inoculacion de la mis-
ma viruela, que en- Ell Indostan
practicaban desde epoca reno.
ia, sc observe que era impoten-
te como medic preventive. Por
vez primera practicaron ese
procedimiento en- Europa, en-
I7I3, los medicos italianos tt
moni y Pilarini, V despues lady
Montague importo la inocula-
cion Inglaterra; pero ESQ no
impid1o que en- 1927 Sc viera
esta nacion diezmada por una
horrible epidemia variolosa. en-
la cual los atacados sucumbian
a millares, sin respetar a los pre-
cavidos con la referida inocula-
ci6n variolosa, insuficiente {
inehcaz.
En- Espala, al decir de la ira
dicion, Sc usaba este medic des.
de tempo muy remote en- algu-
mas aldeas de Galicia, 81 bien es
cierto que Sc empleo en- Ell resto
de Espaia en- ell a1o I771 y su
eficacia fue objeto de acalorada
controversial, a la que vino a po-
ner termino Ell descubrimiento
de la vacuna.
Presentosele q Jenner OCCASION
de observar en- Berkeley que
los ordenadores de vacas con-
tfaian I'M contagio especial que
les libertaba de padecer en- 10
faturo la v1ruela. Tai fue la
idea que le inspire inocular una
peque1la cantldad del. virus
eAlotente en- las glandulas ma :
mar,as-ae las vacas, q fin de
conseguir la indemnidad en- ell
padeclnlento de la referlda en-
fernledai. Desarr6llase Ell di-
chas glandulas una erupcion,
llamada 'cow-pox', palabra de
etimologia iDglesa, que sigalhca
'vaca viruela. Y en- las p1s-
1llas ofrece IN pus cuya intro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24


anO. ................. II 90
duccion en- Ell torrente circula-
torio produce tan maravillosos
resultados. Publico Jenner su
descubrimiento, despues de ha :
Der practicable algunos ensayos
prevlos, y aun cuando estos
efectos eran mas 8 menos empi.
ricamente conocidos por los Ia
bradores de los campos del Glon-
cestershire, nadie puede arreba :
tarle la gloria del prodigioso
descubrimiento.
No faltaron a Ia vacuna, como
a toda novedad, grandes impug-
nadores; pero la fuerza poderosa
de los hechos Sc abri6 paso a
traves de las preocupaciones, y
los razonamientos de los anita
gonistas fueron victoriosamente
combatidos.
Tan felices resultados habian
de colocar forzosamente Ell nom
bre del autor del invento a gran
a | til an. Los Soberanos
colmaronle de honores; las So
Ciedades cientifcas de Euro
pa sc apresuraron a inscribir su
nombre en- Ell numero de sus in
dividuos; los hombres doctos de
lnglaterra acunaron en- su ho-
nor una medalla Ell Parlamen-
to lie otorgo cuantioso premio
pecuniario, y la Emperatriz Ca
talina II de Russia le regalo uno
de los precioses diamantes del
mejor de sus collares.
Iuvo, pues la satisfaction de
yer premiado su merito extraor-
dinario. Su nombre por nadie
debe ser ignorado.
En- Espafla tardo algo mas
en- generalizarse ell empleo de
la vacuna; pero no bien sc
conocieron sus grandes resulta-
dos, sc propago con una rapidez
aun mayor que en- los demas
palses En- nuestros pals es
donde ha tenido tambien Ell mas
sublime de sus cantores, en-
uno de los primeros poetas
de nuestro Parnazo, ell gran
Quintana, que consagro su ms.
piraclon a ensalzar la propaga-
cion de la vacuna en- America.
Jenner murio en- 1928. Ejer-
clio la Medicina con aceptaci6n
en- su patrla, y public6 varias
obras. De todas suertes, su nom
bre durara 10 que ell mundo; la
nacion inglesa podra contar en-
tro sus glorias la de haber sido
patria de este sabio bienh hechor
de la Humanidad, a quien la
1nsplrada y valiente musa de
Quintana con gran justicia, can
to en- aquellos memorables en-
decasilabos, que dice.
La Europa entera en- ecos de alabama
con ell nombre de Jenner SO recrea
yya en- su exaltaci5n eeva altares,,
donde, q par de sus genos tutelares,
sisos siglos adorar lie yea
Joaquin OlMedtlia y Patg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24
NOTAS DEL INTERIOR
RIOS Y PUENTES

Adelantsn rapidamente las obras
de nueva construction del estribo
Oeste para ell puente de 90 de luz
que ha de montarse para salvar ell
Rio Grande de Lola, en- Carolina.
La obra Sc encuentra principalmen-
te laa altura de ; metros sobre ell
nivel de los cimientos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24

Tambieu continue con sctividad fa
construction de los estribos de hor-
migon para ell nuevo puente Reyes
Cat6licos' de igual luz que ell snte-
Iior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-24

La Compaf1ia de los carros electri-
cos ha pedido permiso del Comisio-
nado del Interior para cambiar el
crulc de IA plaza ste La Lealtad hacia
les paradas "A IS con 1bjcto de que
las eistancias entire lbs cruces qneden
ImsJor repatElnos.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14

the companies TO carry and report
their securities, in all financial state
Iments, at a figure near their cost
price, rather than at their market
value, without regard to current APP
probation. Thus fictitious values
will never trouble the management OF
the companies.
AN agreement between the COM
'panies can be made, or ruling by
Cur state insurance departments can
he given, which will avoid in large
measures the evils of financial panics
land those of OvervaluatiOn and fluc-
ltuation in values. These securities
are usually carefully acquired and
ARE worth what is paid for them.
Therefore valuation on a conserva-
tiyce interest rate will represent their
real value, which should not be- in
creased during a year when there
, happens to be a boom i'm prices "
Life Insurance corporations" Mr..
Foster said, have been the target for
all classes of reformers. Among
the mare men who talk glibly of how
and what to have i'm their lives made
little progress in their pearsonal af-
fairs. The idea is to follow a clam
Ior King agitator, the mouthpiece
of alarm, and the result the passage
Ioi legislation of which some states
ARE going to be thoroughly ashamed
Improvement in life insurance Sc
,curities started before any legislative
dictum or investigating commission
opened up the sore side of any IN
surance family imbroglio and discov-
cred the abuses of reckless admins
/ tration. The public is beginning TO
understand ii was not the fault. of
| deferred dividends, but the lack of
conscience in administration over the
accumulated fund. Within five years
Wisconsin, Texas and North Dakota
will apologize for recent legislation.
and hand in hand, Joining in placing
the blame upon New York -" ''-~'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
INSURANCE COMPANIES TO
REYOLUTIONzE THEIR METHODS
In Matter of Valung Their Assets Messure Against
Troubls in Times of Financial Pan1c-Call Was Made
by Sidney A, Foster of De Moines, Iowa.

Indianapolis, Sept. 13.-Lire Insur-
ance companies of the United States
have been called upon to revolution
ize their methods Of yaluing their
assets as a measure against trouble
in times of financial panic. The call
was made at the closing session Of
1.-THE American Life convention here by
Sidney A. Foster, of Des Moines, la,
secretary of the Royal Union Mutual
| Life Insurance Co. Delegates rep
Iresenting fifty life companies heard
Mr.. Fosters plea for conservatism,
which caused a sensation.
Discussing Possible Financial Pan
les and Convertible Assets Mr. Fos-
| ter declared that at the time the in
Isurance companies now fix values
they do that work under the handi-
cap of a market manipulated for the
advantage of large financial interests
in Wall street. Despite this, he
lasserted, the management of life in
IsuranCe companies all over the coun-
TRY is tending every year To greater
protection for policy holders rights.
"On December 81, when our re-
ports arc now made" Mr.. Foster said
lall, including the insurance com
Ipanies, are anxious to make the
biggest showing possible, and this
with too little regard for the real
values of securities. At that time
the market can be, and probably is,
manipulated to serve the purpose OF
the larger financial interests. If we
'are TO take advantage of market val
ues i'm listing our securities the valua-
ItiOn should be based on an average in
"a period long Enough to take into
consideration the downs of the
the market, as we'll as its ups
'Presuming that convertible assets
means railroad and other securities
Having a negotiable value, I hold,
that the way to prevent the evil of a
possible impairment of values is foc
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
UNITED BRETHREN GuURCu
|

- ANiSi1ip' IdSJOT.
SABBATH School at 8 a. M. Mrs
Carrie Durr Superintendent.
Sermon at 1O:3O a. m. Subject
Gods Declaration to Israel"
Jr Y. p. G. q. at 2 p. m. Miss
ltllda Pangborn, superintendent
Y. p. S. C. E. at $3.50 y. m.
Sermon at 1880, "The Yoke of
Christ"
The official board of the church
Will meet Monday at 1880 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 1880
.p. m.
The Annual Conference will con-
vene Wednesday September Is, at
Sycamore, o., and Sunday beirg the
last for the conference year, we
would desire a full attendance of the
,officials, and memberS Matters OF
great Importance will be presented
to the congrrgation at the close OF
lthe services Sabbath
cordial invitation Is extended to
the public to attend all services.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14

Sunday School German and Eng
lish at S:45 a. m.
Services in German at 1915 o'clock
Evening services in English at .7:3O
o'clock.
c. e. Devotional meeting at 6:3O
p. m.
Jr Choir Monday evening.
Bible Study and s., s. Teachers
Meeting, Friday evening Z o'clock.
CALVARY EVANGELICAL.
Corner Church and High streets.
G.. W. HENSEL, Pastor.
Sunday School at 900 a. IN. Mr.
David Martin, superintendent.
At 1920, Rev. N. Shupp, of Ore
.gon will preach
, Y. p. A. Devotional service at
iG:45.
Preaching by the pastor at 1880.
All are welcome.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. ,...
REV. EDMUND G. MAPES, Rector.
Services for the nth Sunday after
/ Trinity.
Sunday School, 9:t5 a. m.
Morning service, 1890 a. r..
| Everybody welcome. 0... AN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
REUNION u = =
OF SOLDIERS
LaRue to Entertain the
Veterans.
PROGRAM OF ADDRESSES
Big Camp Fire Dinner and
Street Parade.
Schools Open Monday With a Large
Enrolment Claude Crowley
Visiting His Parents.

laRuc, Sept. l3. ~ The Marion
county annual reunion CL all OLD
soldiers, sons OF veterans, Spanish
American soldiers and the families
ur each will be held in this viii
lage, "Wednesday, Sept. 18th. Pork
and beans will be served and IA
fine program Of addresses will be
in order. Brass bands will be
cn hand and monster street par
odc will take place at ll:3O a. IN.
sun time.
The local SCHOOLS opened Monday
with large enrollrlcnt of pupils.
The outlook for successful year
is very bright. The teachers IN
charge are: r. b. Bell, superin-
lcndcnt; High School, John d..
Harris; Junior High School, Guy
Miller; a and b Grammar, j. b..
Fields; A Primary, Mary Sager;
IB Primary, Clara Kreisel; c Pri-
mary, Leona Baughman and ID
Primary, Carolina Schotte.
The NJ. E, Sunday school picnic
held in Jones grove, south of
town, last Saturday was success
A large number was present and
every one enjoyed themselves, os-
pecially the children.
Squirrels are rather scarce this
scosou according TO the reports OF
our Iocal hunters.
Attorney Claude S.. Crowley is
"a guest Of his parents here at the
present time. Claude is now per
lmanently located at Kokomo, Ind.
where he has resided for a yeal
aud in which time he has built uI
a very profitable law practice.
Hon. John F.. Hopkins and
granddaughter, Miss Helen Hopkins
who have been guests of relatives
and friends in this vicinity anC
other parts Of the county Tor 4
mouth past, returned TO their homC
| in Madrid, Iowa, last Thursday
hight,
Miss Grace Baldwin went to Mar
ION, Saturday morning end assume,
her new duties as principal of th,
Oak street school in that city
Monday morning.
w II. Judd and daughter, Zuli
Of Marion, called on LaRue friend
one day last week. Miss Judd re
Gently rctWued' from Meade, Kan
sas, where she had been visitinl
relatives since June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Hammond o
Kansas City, Mo-, and Mr.. an,
Mrs Walter Ribler and family o
Norral spent Tuesday at the J. w
Cp'obell home.
Miss Jessie Codding went |
---~- - - .spss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH .
GEO. Il. BARNARD, Pastor

Sunday School, 900 a. M, Miss
Jeanette Fite, superintendent.
Preaching, 10:3O a. m. Theme,
I"Come and See.
Y. p. S. C. E., $3.50 p, m, c..
.R. Beerbower, president
Preaching Service, 1880 p. m.
Sunday School on the corner OF
Davids and Darius streets at 1880 p.
M, Miss Anna Fite superintendent,
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Gentlemanly ushers TO seat you.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14

Marion, Saturday morning and Mon
day morning assumed her duties as
principal of the Forest Lawn school
in that place.
Cyril CUTLERY went TO Orchard
Lake, Michigan, Monday morning
where he entered the Michigan Mill
tary Academy and will Attend the
coming nine months term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Noggle of
Paulding county are at present
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rizor, southwest of
toNu. They will return home Sat
urday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Earl Heron of
Marion, was called to LaRue last
week on account Of the illness of
Miss Jane Anderson, who is much
better at present.
Floyd DeLauder, who returned
from Michigan last week, was call
ing on his many LaRue friends
Sunday and Monday. He went to
Marion Tuesday morning where he
viii remain for an indefinite period
Mrs. Philip CUTLERY, who has
been visiting relatives in LaRuc
and vicinity for several weeks past
returned TO her home in Broken
Bow, Neb., today. She visited rela-
tives aud friends in Marion a
few days this week.
Messrs. Kinnamon, Clark, Blue
aud Clark, local stock buyers bought
and shipped this week three ears
Of cattle and one of hogs the en-
tire lot being raised by j. II.
Raub, one Of the most scientific
and progressive stock raisers in
Bowling Green township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curran of
Lima returned home last Wednes-
day after "A pleasant visit at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
west of town.
Mrs. George w. Manley and two
daughters, Zelda and Juanita, were
in Kenton the guests Of relatives
from Friday until Sunday.
Leroy Scranton of north Of town
has been visiting relatives in Mar.
ION since Tuesday morning, and will
remain two or three weeks before
returning home.
Mrs. j. w. Slagle and two
uieces, Harriet and Mary Carmony
If Pemberton we're the guests OF
friends in Marion, Tuesday.
James Crowley, sr., was called ia
Wichita, Kansas, Wednesday even,
'ug. en- account of the serious i'll.
ocss of his brother John who re.
'ldcS in that city.
Edward Conley left for Cleveland
Tuosday morning where he has ac,
enied position.
Mrs. Oils Royd north Of town
vas quite i'll fer a few days this
week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTlsTs

Meetings will be held in the tent,
corner of Church street and Olney
Avenue, every evening next week eX-
ICept Saturday evening.
Subjects of unusual interest will
be presented as follows:
Sunday evening, Sept. 10Th, "The
Christian Sabbath or Lords Day
Monday evening, who Changed
the Sabbath
Tuesday evening, "The United
States in Prophecy
"Wednesday evening, "The Three
Angels Messages"
Thursday evening "The Seven
Last Plaques"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
EPWORTH NJ. e. CHURCH.
ID. II BAILEY. Pastor

-'11~ It '1FlNVI
sunday School, . u. m. John II
Balm, Superintendent.
Preaching, 1890 a. m.
subject, Securing the Help of the
Lord.
Class Meeting, 11:45 a. m.
Intermediate League, G:3O p. m.
Epworth League, G:3O p. m.
Preaching, 1880 p. m. Subject
Jonah Pays the Fare to Tarshish
All are welcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14

Sunday School Institute, Presby-
terian Church, Marion, Ohio, Thurs
day, September 10, 1907:
PROGRANTA
8 p. m.--Song Service r.. Il. Mitch
ELL Leader.
1920 p, m.-1he Teaching Problem
70. C. Knapp, Hartford, Conn.
Song.
Round Table.
1880 p. m Song Service.
8 p, M A Larger View of the Sun
day School-E. C. Knapp.
j. B. VIRDEN, President.
CATHERINE FIES. Secretary.
Mr.. Knapp is a graduate of Mich
igan, was formerly director of Bible
Study in the Broadway Tabernacle
New York City. and is at present In
Istructor in Bible School Administra-
|tion in the Hartford School of Relig-
ious Pedagogy and also Educational
Superintendent of the ,Connecticut
Sunday School Association. His ad,
dress at the Toronto Convention on
Building up City School" tolc
Iabout his work i'm the Fourth Church
Sunday School, Hartford, Conn.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCI,
ENLIST.

ENLIST. b.
Corner of Church and Baker SITS.
Services Sunday, 1890 a. m.
Subject, Matter"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting, 1880.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Sunday School for children at 0.
a. m.
The Reading Room is open daily
except Sunday, from 1 to p. m.
All Christian Science Literature on
sale also Pn the table for all who may
desire to fead.
.SALEMS EVANGELICAL PROTEST
ANT CHURCH.
E, Church St.
j.. RElNlCKE, Pastor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
WESLEY NJ. IL. CHURCH.
Cor. Center st. and Olney Ave.

G. Il. ROWLEY, Pastor.
Sunday School at 900 "A. m, Thos.
Spragg, Supt.
Reception of Members at 1890 and
preaching by the pastor.
Asbury Sunday School on Thompson
street 2:3O, B. f. Davis. Supt.
Baptismal Service by the pastor at
300 p IN.
Pentecostal Glass Meeting at 6:15,
Ip. m, led by G. T.. Pine.
Preaching at 7:3O, and reception
Iof Members.
Everybody cordially invited.