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AN OLD FOLKS DAY.

Celebration at HamIine VI. r. Church
Well Attended.
Rev. Charles E Guthrie, pastor Of
Hamline NJ. z Church Ninth and P
streets northwest, held an old-fashioned
service at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The day was known as Old Folks Day.
After a few remarks by Mr. Davis. a
member Of the church, COMMUNION was
observed.
Old hymns were sung and many inter-
esting "reminiscences were recalled.
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Table d'HOte Dinner, 75c; Lunches a
la carte. Park Hotel, Winter Garden, n. Y.
ave. and llth ST. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch, dinner. anc supper.
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sweet NiOlets, 25c Per Bunch.
Kramer. the Florist, GIG F st. NV,
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Music Mt Hnrvey's
lgs from S to midnight
ANYTHING to Sell By Auctionf

Specialists I'm sen Foods.
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In Charge of Exercises.

The following had charge Of the exer-
cises: COmpittee, Hon. Job Barnard.
Mr. Ben de Mier Miller. Mr. Thomas
Hyde, Mr.. William V. Cox. Mr. Henry o.
Hail. Mr.. Gilbert Thompson, and Dr.
Marcus Benjamin; grand marshal. MT
Lewis p Clephane; aids. Mr. Armisted
Peter, jr., Mr.. Frederick D. owen Dr
Charles F. LangwOrthy, Nj Stanton c.
PeelIe, and Mr. Robert Root Bennett
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UNYEIL A BOWLDER
Marks the Path Taken by
Gen. BPaddOck.
HON. JAMES BRYCE oFFIC1ATES
Rock Bears Bronze Tablet
Which Recalls March of 1855 10
Fort Duquesne-Rev. Roland Col
ton Smith Takes Part-Governor of
Society Delivers the Address.

Amid the strains OF national airs. rem
dered by a section of the Marine Band,
a great bowlder. bearing a bronze tablet,
which is to mark the road over which
Gen. Braddock's men marched on April
Il. lbs. on their way TO Fort Duquesne.
was unveiled yesterday by the Hon.
James Bryce. England's ambassador to
the United States. in the grounds Of SIS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral. at st. Adams
Heights.
The bowlder and tablet were erected by
the Society OF Colonial Wars, members
OF which were present in a body and
dedicated the memorial. which is the first
Of its kind to be erected within the limits
of the District of Columbia.
Rev Roland Cotton Smith conducted
the exercises, which were impressive. A
large American flag. suspended from two
giant oaks, hung directly over the bowlder,
while two laurel wreaths, one containing
the British and the other the American
cclors. covered the bronze tablet. After
the opening prayers. recited by Rev DR..
Smith and answered by all present, Hon.
Mr.. Bryce stepped forward and removed
the wreaths- Then followed the dedica-
tion. participated in by the members OF
the society.
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Haryey's Restaurant
VIII be open on Sundays hereafter from
/ D. m to midnight
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all deficiencies. Telephone. Main 500.
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DR.. Beniamin,s Address.


DR. Marcus Benjamin, governor of the
society, delivered the address, saying in
part:
The Society of Colonial Wars in the
District Of Columbia is fortunate to-day
in dedicating the first memorial ever
erected in this vicinity in commemora-
ton of a historical event during the
colonial period. In this act 1t follows the
splendid example Of the General Society
OF Colonial Wars. which. on June Il.
1926. erected at Louisbourg on Cape
Breton Island, a noble shaft in COM
memoration Of the capture Of Louisbourg
IT. 1745 by the colonial forces under Lieut.
Gen. William Pepperell. OF this event II
is said: The New England forces. raw
troops, commanded by unframed officers.
astonished the world by capturing the
supposed impregnable fortress. Again,
in September. 1903 our general society
erected at Lake George a monument in
cOmmemoratiOn of the great victory OF
the colonial soldiers under Col William
Johnson over the allied forces Of French
and Indians, commanded by Baron de
Dieskau And from time 10 time the Va
rioUs State societies Of our organization
have raised memorials IN honor Of the
heroic deeds performed by our ancestors
Of English blood who fought on this con-
tnent with the same magnificent valOr
that has ever been characteristic Of the
Anglo-Saxon race.
over yonder highway. known in his
tory as Braddock's road, a little more
than $50 years ago, following the flag Of
our mother country. a brave band of sol
diers, in. order TO better protect the homes
Of our ancestors. passed in front of this
spot on their way 10 cruel disaster
To-day. under the green canopy OF
these splendid trees. silent witnesses Of
that scene. within the precincts of this
sacred ground, recently cOnsecrated by
the presence Of the holy prelates of both
the English and our own church, we. the
descendants OF worthy ancestors. are
gathered 10 place a permanent marker in
enduring stone and bronze in memory of
Evening star., 1907-11-02
AUXILIARY FORMED.
Negro Branch of American Society
for Religious Education.

The plan of negro branch in the
American Society for Religious Education,
adopted by the regents at their last meet
ing, has been received with much favor by
the colored people Of this city. 1t was
heartily indorsed by the Methodist and
Baptist associations of colored ministers
last Monday, after a brief speech by the
national secretary, explaining the pur-
poses. Yesterday a number of repre-
sentative ministers assembled in Shiloh
Baptist Church and, after full consdera-
ton of all the interests involved, pro-
caeded to o ~ganize the District of Co.
lunbia auxiliary of the negro branch.
The object announced comedies with
that expressed in the acton of the re-
Sents-to enlist the leaders of the race.
the men of talent and piety, in efforts
to awaken among the masses of their peo-
pie a greater interest in the Bible and to
promote its more general and thorough
study and thereby a higher Style of liV-
ing.
The organization will be No. | among
the auXiliarieS The following offica s
were elected, representing all denomina-
tions, and together constituting the board
of curators: President Rev Sterling n
Brown. DID, professor in Howard Uni-
versity; treasurer. Rev. w. NJ Clair, D D.
pastor or Asbu-y NJ. f. Church; sacre-
tary, Rev. J. I. Loving, ID, pastor of
-. - ~ ms i'.i'.' Nv. j. -iIItpll
Wald:on, DID; Rev. w. J. Howard, d. D. A;
Rev, S. J.. Corrothers, d D; Rev. j. W
Smith. ID; Rev. w. V. Tunnel. Rev
John Welch, DID; Rev F. ]. Grimka
l. d; Rev. \. G. Garne7. Rev D F.
Wiseman. Rev. ]. W. Williams On
taking the chair after his election pr
Brown made a few appropriate remarks
which We're received with K plause by all
pres Mt. who felt that a good beginning
lad been made under encouraging
auspices.
The first public assembly of the aux
iliary Will occur in Shiloh Baptist Church
Ssnday afternoon, November TO- begin
ming at $50 O'Clock. The pastor of the
church. DR.. Waldron was appointed To
send notices to all the paste s of colored
churches in the city inviting them to at
tend and to bring their people The
curators will assemble in the lecture
room before the meeting and go to the
Evening star., 1907-11-02
NATIONAL PURITY CONGRESS.
Evils of White Slave Traffic EX-
plotted at Annual Meeting

BA LIZ CREEK, Mich, November l.
The forenoon session yesterday of the
national purity coner, SIS was devoted to
bus ness and the reading of reports. That
fror, the committee on education. read
by l'r. Hattie Schwendener of ST. Joseph.
Mich, the chairman, criticised the Ma
tion3l Educational Association for ignor-
ing petitions to establish a committee to
Investigate the subject of inaugurating
the teaching of sexual physiology in the
public schools.
DIR. Schwendener said the teaching of
the street and the playground IN matters
of SeX and morality j universal. un con-
trOlable. incorrect and d grading. and the
belief that it is possible to keep children
in ignorance of these things until physical
maturity is a fallacy. A large majority
of our young people. the doctor declared,
who contract social diseaS IS, do so through
ignorance of their danger, and much Of
the suffering of the world could be pre-
vented by anticipating instruction in vice
by teaching purity of thought, word and
deed. To be effective. she said, pure
morals should be taught from the kinder
gartcn to the university, and should un-
dcrlie and permeate all teaching in all
branches.
Chairman Wiley ]. Phillips of the whit
slave traffic committee, a California cdl-
tor, declared IN his report that America
is not only receiving girl victims Of an
organized traffic. but is exporting them
to Other cCuutTi s.
Seattle is an exporting station from
which girls from Lo; Angeles, New Or
leans and New York are sent he con-
tinued. we have to combat not only in
tarnational but local organizations.
Chicago is a slave market In the 22d
street district 2IS girls, und-r fouitc n
years of age. were taken by the police in
two months
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Council of Jonadabs Meets.

A meeting of Unity Council. No. , Ind =
pendent Order Sons of Jonadab. was held
Wednesday evening at Me.fords Hall
Sth and | streets northeast. Routn--
bus ness was considered and the reports
OF several committees We're received. The
committee on lapel buttons presented a
eport respecting the buttons supplied. and
recommended that they be returned. BY
a unanimous vote the recommended on
was adopted.
The committee appointed to act jointly
with like committee of the various
councils to celebrate the anniversary Of
the order at Pythian Temple. Thursday
evening, November 4 distributed printed
invitations to the members for the occa-
sion.
Past Chief Rhodes, chairman of the
committee of the recent entertainmen mt
and dance. expressed his appreciation and
thanks for the assistance given him by
Chaplain jesse Watt in making It a
grand success" Under the head Good
Of the Order" Vice Chief Parrish pr
sided, and in a brief address explained
some of the good work accompl shed by
the order. The following named members
responded with brief remarks. along the
same lines: Messrs O'Day, Riley Gunder-
son. Armstrong. Sweeney. Rhodes. Far
ley. jr. and Wright Refreshments were
served and the committee was compli-
mentld on its efficiency.
Evening star., 1907-11-02
GOOD TEMPLARS CELEBRATE.
Anniversary of Excelsior Lodge of
Good Templars Observed.

Excelsior Lodge No 81, International
Order Of Good Templars. reached the
second anniversary OF It's birth recently.
and signalized the event by initiating fou
candidates. giving literary and musical
program and serving refreshments. The
event took place in Scottish RI Hal,
40 PennsS ivan!a avenue northwest. MIR
and Mrs. |. l.. Corby, wio had Just r.
turned from a visit with old friends in
New York state. were, logically, sp ,ciai
guests on the occasion. they having start
ed the movement which resulted in or
ganization and institution of the Lodge
in OCtobe', 1893.
Mr. d, Norman. chief templa-. wls
master OF ceremonies Mr.. Emmett
Scott, assistant secretary. arranged the
program. Mr.. A. K. Shoemaker grand
counselor of the Grand Lodge made the
principle address He congratulated tn
lodge upon its achievements remarks
upon the general progress of the caus
toward the ultimate goal-prohbit on
noting the fact that this was the goal
fixed upon by the Good Tempar ord r
hfty-sx years ago. and emphasized the
necessity for every lodge to keep its
ranks RAM strong by frequent recruits from
the army of young men ard women waO
cave never INDUCED in strong ink. Mr..
Corby. deputy international chief. made
some timely remarks. and brief addresses
were given by Messrs Henderson OF FL
deity Lodge, Bethesda; N.cAol, Tull,
Herman and others. The addresses were
interspersed with songs and solos, Mr..
Henderson p ,es ding al the piano.
Excelsior Lodge has elected officers for
the ncw quarter follows: Mr.. d. Hor-
man, chief temp!ar; Mrs. V. z. Freeman,
vice templar Emmett Scott recording
secretary, Miss Bertha Colvin, financial
secretary; Mrs. Jenkins. t'easurcr, Minnie
Farr. chaplain: Mr.. Roy Fish r, marsha
and Mrs. Davis. superintendent of juvc-
nile temples. The officers will be installed
by Mr. J. S. Freeman, deputy grand
ternplar at the next meet ng.
Evening star., 1907-11-02
Centuries of Tenancy.
From the London STANDARD.

a Dorsatshire farmer writss 8 IS follows
TO the Standard: a recent legal compli-
cation led m" to look up the records of
my family. and l think the result will in
terest your readers. l am tenant farmer
in this county. where my family has been
settled for mary centuries, and l knew
that our connection with our present
holding had existed for many genera
tions. Through hunting up records for
the case / referred 20, however. / became
sufficiently interested to undertake more
serious search than | had at first in
tended | found that my ancestors have
neld practically the same tract of land
since the year 1901. Beyond thai l could
find nothing. but very possibly If records
existed | think they would show that we
were connected with the place even be-
fore that date
Evening star., 1907-11-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES


The theme OF the November meeting of
thn District Christian Endeavor Union.
vy;,irL VIII be hold IN tho New yorl, Ave-
i"E ''9"H "ii'''4 Ni'''l 0i' -ho'"'H evening
1t " clock, Is Temperance- Rev. Dr.
+. T. Power Of the Vermont Avenue
,-I,.,f,far C,,,,,,n vii e,i,.a an d,7rase tha
,,t,,., ,i.,, :; ..,,,,..,i,, r,,,,,o,,.,l,., 49,
VI nv II - li'i' IAN r'i'le d '''
In addition to the names OF speakers al
r-aGE announced for the District Chris
tfau Endaayor convention To be held In III B.
~, VII ,,-.,,,., r,,.-s,,,.+.,ion ,,,,,,ot.
t''
! - !,.'ti.!p'F !" l. are tI"Se ol ~. ny, ~ te
=, NoIS4r' b.'.' ara RrN. EoWIh fl.Hl
- -ih. l}.l5,. h""l OF fAliadelnhla. MT
Percy :. roster VIII nave charge OF th'
muse "i the cohFrhurn-
ley Pt-SLyierian church gave Halloween
social tuesday evening, to winch TN
sunday school was invited. fortunes Wer-
j"!H III man! "lIie4tht ways ana Mrs
coon hS Iaimi>t a"IsH GfratiN 10 IN
-nJaN neHt ar the evening Musical mum
hr'S Nrf' given bN MISS tihb ! carp hi"f.
NJ cooper and a quartet, consisting of
VI - Nliii' MISS t'"riIiieS<. M'SS IolhLkIn-
anu MISS I"NvI'- MiSS ifeITh l'Fat'llieIG 10
'''' '''''''
~ or "i IN jimmy Brown stories
ttS society "l q recent business meeting
I'.'.H rs PRESIDENT lanes f"uEe: VIC"
If.,, GO, ~ : .., ,,'' ~ &C.
>-,t-Ii ri 80, .,,!,,-'i., ,+,,,, tii,
,,oo-, ,.,,. ,,a,ii ri.I.r ,,,lti,if
,r.lI"i " IiilL ~ - - ~
Tn. Euv~' Club Of tie. Junior Christian
Fade4yor Society Of Keller Memorial
Iutnar;in Church LrI,1 a meeting at IN.
Inrrr Of tH. ilufot. sIIanrin,ardan+ Nre
officers took place and resulted as follows.
President. War; Il Setter; vic. president.
Paul Berg. secret try. George Manning
treaSlr T. Willie Mortimer. At tn" clos
OF tn business meeting refreshments wer
s-Tyed by the hostess. over twenty mem
ber5 re present.
At the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church communion service was held last
sunday. and as ii is the custom of TIE
Christian kndeavur Society to have its
meetings on communion days Id by the
pastor. Rev. Dr Wallace RadcItfa con
du.t.a the Christian Frdetyor meeting.
IT,. social COMMITTEES Of Shiloh Rantjst
Christian F,udcayor Soci TX gave = social
In the lecture ronr1 of the cl,IIrch tn assist
Evening star., 1907-11-02
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Eulogies of the Dead to Be Pro
nounced bv KNIGHTS of Columbus,

Potomac Council, No. 433 X. of c.. has
arranged to hold a memorial service to-
morrow evening in the Knights of Co
lumbus Temple on +, street northwest in
the interest of four recently deceased
members of the council Grand knight
Thomas j. Donovan has extended an in
vitation to all knights Of the District of
Columbia and the male relatives and
friends Of the deceased members to be
present.
Eulogies will he delivered on Albert J.
F.. Hubbard, Charles T. Cudmore, John j.
Sullivan and ID. James Shelby. John w
Cotter, Rev. lgnatius Fealy. Thomas j
Donovan and Joseph b. Fitzpatrick Will
made the addresses. Francis p. Sheehy
will be the acting grand knight and
there will be an address by State Deputy
Haltisan. There will also be musical
program.
Evening star., 1907-11-02
Missionary Union to Meet.

The Woman's Interdenominatonal Mis-
sionary Union has arranged to hold its
monthly meeting Monday, November 4. at
1890 o'clock in the parlors of the First
Congregational Church. The subject TO be
considered is city missions, and the leader
will be Mrs. Richard Reidel of the Bap-
fist Church.
Evening star., 1907-11-02

Star.
204. Would faith In the Christian re-
ligion be affected if Judges. Samuel. Kings
and Chronicles were held to h" without
divine authority and subjected to the
same rules OF criticism as are applied TO
ThuCydidrs and Livy?
AnSwer.-The Christian religion is amply
set forth in the New Testament. and
might be accepted solely upon data found
therein. But Christianity rests on Juda-
ism and finds support in the Old Testa-
ment. which would be imperfect If the
books named were regarded as purely hu-
man productions. The rules of criticism
may be applied and are applied to all
literature, whether sacred or prOfane.
3o5.--Where in the Word of God may /
find a general resurrection and general
Judgment?
Answer-The fact OF a general resur-
rection and 4 general judgment Is pre-
sented in Rev, XX:l2, but the details,
about which there has been srea, diver
sity of opinion. are not determined by any
scripture, and are therefore not revealed
to men. Those details cOncrn the ma
ture. time, manner and purpose.
Evening star., 1907-11-02
TRANSFERABLE EMBROID-
ERY DESIGNS.

This cut is small reproduction OF an
embroidery pattern loXl5 inches ON re-
ceint of 10 cents We will send the large
design by mail to any address. the pat
tern may be transferred to any material
for embroidering by simply following
the directions given below
Evening star., 1907-11-02

auditorium in a body. There will be a
principal address on the subject The
Negro With His Bi BILE and several other
fve-mtnuta addresses will be made The
president will deliver his inaugural and
the curatO-s will be formally presented
to the audience
Evening star., 1907-11-02

dent of Washington District Epworth
League, at Eldbrooke t--apter. Tenley-
town. d. c. After a brief reference to
the effect of prohibition in the District,
W. l.. MacCallister OF Richmond. Va,
representative of the Anti-S Saloon League.
was introduced and spoke briefly.
Evening star., 1907-11-02
Christian Endeavor Hour
Condnctcd by Grace Livingston IIill- Lutz.

NllI1Sl1d11 EllQSdVOI i 1Olll
Conducted by Grace livingston III !IiltLuta.
For Sunday. November 3, 1907.
Topic "Acquainted With God" ,Consecration
MeetiugD Job. xii 81. -.
81 Acquaint now thyself with him, and
be at peace; thereby good shall come unto
thee.
% Receive, I pray thee, the law from
His mouth and lay up His words in thine
heart.
The Lesson.
Hush. pray You,
What If this friend happeL to be-God
says Browning.
1t is a terrible thing TO some to think of
trying to be "friends'' with God. They
look upon their whole life with horror in
the light of such a thought, knowing full
well that it little accords with His will. 1t
seems to them as they think further about
it that it is almost irreverent to think of
such q thing Friends with (IOd. the great
! God. the Creator of the Universe! WHO
! mates evil ana loves only the good, the
pure the -rfect. Yet that is just waat
/ the Bbla bids US 10 90, TO get acquainted
; with" God And many have been the souls
who have done it. Abraham was called
the friend of God" and EuOCh walked
with Cod SO closely that when he came
to die there was no dying about it, for he
! just kept on walking with God into
heaven and was not, for God took him.
Some of the q ScipieS who suffered perSe
,.utlons and lcjyic.d that they were count
I ed worthy TINS 10 sufrer were friends OF
jesus and this accounted for their BRAY
cry even in the eyes of their prosecutors,
for the Bible says they took know edge
of them that they had been with Jesus.
Locking back oy.r tie orcs whom we
| % 80 ""
thnt s,l~h a rri-n isijn hrirps are3t HESS
ing Moses talked " IN God "a a,e to face
,,d II ro,7e ~ ,.,,rt-,,,,,Gn tfi,a 50 tb.f
n h', -, ,t,T y."ii jr bn o1}Isn
30, Is.arI C..,,-, ,.D,., thlI. s.,,- tia
uondIn,,r ,.ieiop - ,tnso.' r.Nectad ,ior,-
th,t ,n,. nf +I,s, +r@fr,,l rs1,IG .iTfi,Sr
I'ali,a oa ra.i - ~ INV t:,3
thanseI,-ee We h"va no record tLat any
- ,t, 49,. ,.i.i :. e,i(,- 49, 80
,I a,,.i @ lI ljsi.. ~ ~
In, Yin cod rho,, s,,.,,7 80 I.,t-,. Leen
90, 'a,h u" -. Wv ,t. 80 -','' ,Ii
WiIIina that anoti,er shonII have the shin
+n,, ,f .a,,-+.r,,,a an3 ne ..raac. nf
I,,.-.. uTi,.S lI,,,.. frl.,,' .,,,,'T9i,(tarl.t
h,,ln to tIrr aside = Itt1n from our daiIv
,.,,,,,r,,-r,nr,s ana ,,C,IdIv ,Inaerres ia 90
. .'.,,,;,rt with Cod DolbtirsS God would
moi I,ve turn-d away oilers II thar
! I.'arts lad turned toward Him with lUng-
! ing TO know HIM race to face
. IIuoh BLACK saws. "AU nur intjmacies
arc I'M Lrnl;ap If,rbtc of the love Of 1oI
There have been implanted in man
an instinct and need which make him dis
t contenlcd til he hnG content in Cod If
at any time we are fore ID to cease from
man, whose breath is in his nostrls it is
that we may reach out to the infinite
. Father. uncGauging the same Yesterday
today ana forever. This is the CLAIMANT,
( imueri0uS need Of man The solitude of
Evening star., 1907-11-02

t. Ninth street Christ an Church. COZ
uer cf 9th ana l. streets northeast. VIII
enter upon the Tn rd week of special evan
gclistIc services tomorrow The Pasto.,
George y MIL r, who took charge of tn
chWch the beginning OF this year. is
conducting tn services. assisted hy Mrs
J +. Powell so'oist TIL" singing of Mrs
Pow II has added interest to the IN et ngs.
The pastor VII preach every evening next
week except Saturday. the servic : be
gjnn ns With song service at 10.
Rev. Dr. Ira G.andrith Of Nashville.
T-uu.. viii preach tomorrow evening in
The New York Avenue Preshyt- rian
ChvrrH. Ir. Landreth is an ex-moderator
of the Cumberland Preshyt riIn Church,
ana r-acnaG the opening sermon Of tin
rsuattad Pr shyterlan general assembly a;
Columous, ohio, in May last.
tn days conference upon "Thr Per
son and Work Of the Holy Spirit WI! be
g-u IT S.uoL Baptist Church, l. stree
near nth street northwest. Monday. Thr
sess .r= VIII 1- he.d from l. N. 10 30
pm daily. and vi b. open to pastors
only. Erar U.-;.v. ministers Of ali
eva .-.atI ty-rm5ral5o-s IN tho city hay
uui..i % The o.Il -s: THE conference.
tn. ursr thirty minutes oi -.ca session
VII poe devoted To- 1t st"-E z ih- above
msHl.9n q subject and fN. last H"ur v III
bc given ur to prayer ter I,e "1tpoGrrE
OF tre Holy "a.rr u9aa inc ministry and
cuur.hs OF W.sa.-E.un.
Rer.s.l "n.t.r~- vt' b. open-d on to-
morrow .. .-...o,. E..,t.-t rGure1. l. street
n-ar I5ta su--J northwest During the
Weekdays I-e..f--- w.l 81, Ha't at 3 and
pm There w n- preaching ana spe-
Evening star., 1907-11-02

Conducted by Grace Livingston Hill Lut2.
For Sunday. November 3, 1907.
Topic: "Acquaiuted With God ttonsecratlon
MeetiugD job xii 81 %.
81. Acquaint now thyself with him. and
be at peace; thereby good shall come unto
thee.
% Receive, I pray thee, the law from
His mouth, and lay up His words in thine
heart.
The Lesson.