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Evening journal., 1909-12-11

Others have unscriptural theories which
lead them to look elsewhere for blessings
rather than 20 the Second Coming OF
Christ and the establishment OF his King
DOM
His fight as the Apostle explains else
where. was not with carnal weaponss.
He, the New Creature, fought with and
gained the victory over his mortal body,
bringing IL more and more into subsection
to his new mind. Recognizing Satan as
''the Prince Of this world (age)" ana the
fallen angels as his assistants. he per-
ceived and taught that these had much
to do with the iniquity prevailing in the
worid--that they deceived mankind into
false doctrines and evil practices. He
blamed not men so much as the Ignorance
and blindness by which Satan deiuded
them. I'm whom the god OF this world
hath blinded the minds OF them which be-
lieve not, lest the light OF the glorious
Gospel OF Christ should shine into their
hearts" e Cor. 40 Recognizing the
spirit OF error as the spirit OF tho world,
he resisted II himself and sought 60 assist
all OF the brethren TO similarly fight a
good fight against every pernicious innu-
ence, doctrine and practice.
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CITY CHURCHES -----
KING ARTHUR
KNIGHTS SERVICE
Grace Church Society to Pres
ent Interesting Program
on Sunday Night

The Knights OF King Arthur, of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
will hold their semi-annual public SER
vice In the auditorium OF tho church
tomorrow evening. Tho knights will
appear In full uniform and will have
their professional and recessionaL The
ritual Of the order will be used IN the
service. The minister, Dr. Kellogg,
will preach on the occasion, taking
for hts subject, "Truth for Life"
drawn from the age Of chivairy. This
branch OF the order was organized
over two years ago by the minister,
and is a strong organization. The ma
tional order is growing strong. Credit
is due to DIR. Kellogg for the inetitu-
tion OF such an order among the youth
and young men OF the church and they
are enthusiastic IN his support. An
invitation is extended TO the public 10
attend he. service.
The Rev. DIR. A. S. Mowbary. Dis
rict Superintendent. will preach in the
church tomorrow morning.
the following win be the music for
teh day:
Morning-Anthem, Rock OF Ages.
Dudley Buck; oftertory solo. Eye Hath
Not Seen. from holy City" Gaul.
Mrs. Steele.
Evening-An Anthem. Will Extol Thee.
oh God. Bailey. offertory solo, My
Redeemer and My Lord. Dudley Buck.
Miss Edmond.
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BAPTISM AT
WEST CHURCH
Pastors Twin Children to
Receive Sacrament at
Morning Service

The pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr.. will entertain tomorrow both his
father. the Rev. Alexander Alison, j.
D.. Of New York. and his brother. the
Rev John Alison, ID. D., of Pittsburg,
Pa. At the morning hour, 1890 O'Clock,
the sacrament OF baptism Will be ad-
ministercd TO infants, Dr. Alison and
his son administering the sacrament
20 his twin granddaughters. Mr All
sons father viii preach the sermon az
the morning service, while his brother
will preach at tho evening hour. The
evening service will be a poular one.
Tho promised new Hymn Folder be-
ing introduced.
Al O'Clock ia the afternoon there
will bo interesting exercises i'm the
Sunday school. The now superlntend-
ent of the school. Charles n. Bower
will be inducted into office. Mr. Bower
comes 60 this Office from n ten years
superintendency at the Baird Memorial
Mission school He succeeds Frank
Sheppard who. on account OF III health,
has been compelled to lay aside the
duties after eleven years Of service.
There will bc attractive music both
morning and evening by Prof. Clymer's
chorus and by the organist, WIN NJ. s.
Brown.
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A KITCHEN
THAT WHISTLES

A writer IN the Japan Daily Mail
says: Onicial trials OF a 'whistling
kitchen" for army use have been made
by tho japanese War once. and the
results are said 70 have been enin-
entity successful. Tho inventor is a
payrnaster named OlEezalIi. The
kitchen travels on two wheels and
can be drawn over almost any ground
by one horse. 1t not only boils rice and
heats soup. but 1t notifies BY whistle
when the cooking is finished. It can
take up a supply Of water from the
muddiest Of bitches or ponds and
transform Il into good drinking condi
tion and carry II i'm that state to the
front. The vehicle can be taken asunder
and carried on the shoulders of two
men.
This is a most interesting idea and
the utensils which go into kitchen
arc most interesting things for the
careful housewife. We do not deal in
kitchen utensils. but when it comes
to the articles for tho dining room table
we have the finest lot OF cut glass and
silverware you have seen in many
days. At the establishment OF c. T..
Rudolph. at Fourth and Market streets.
you can get some suggestions in this
sort of thing that will help you to
make a quick decision as 10 the best
sort OF Christmas gift.@
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Grace A. M. T.. u. Church. West
street near Third street. the Rev. Isaac
IL. Dorsey. pastor. AT 1880 A. M
preaching by the Rev. Isaac IL. Dorsey,
subject. what Think Ye OF Christ p
at 11.45 a. m. class meeting; at 2.s0
y. m, Sabbath school; at $40 p. m.s
c. +. Society; 7.30 p m, preaching by
the Rev. Solomon Hudson. Tho pub
lie n cordially invited to attend.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, t2o1
Van Buren, street. opposite Park P1aca
Sunday morning service at II O'Clock. 5un-
day evening service at o'clock. subject.
God the Prescrvor OF Man" Sunday
School at 9.i5 o'clock. wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock Free Reading Room.
$50 Market street. Open every week day
from 10 20 8 o'clock. and Saturday evening
from TO o'clock. All cordially weicome
New Jerusalem Church. corner Delavars
avenue and Washington street. Rev.
George Henry Dole pastor. Sabbath
school. go a. M: morning service. 1895
subject of sermon, Coming Out Of Tribu-
lstions."
Tho Unitarian Church. West street.
above Eight, Rev. q. A. Henderson. minis
lister. Morning service iois. subject. ''rha
Temptation OF Distance"
The Christian and Missionary Alliance.
boi West Fifth street. Prayer. $50 a. m. ,
preaching. 1880 A. m; Sunday School. 2
.. m: praiHe and testimony. ais p. m. :
Young Peoples meeting. 7 .. m; Preach
ing. D. m. Rov. V. 7. jeffrey, OF Now
York. will speak.
Friends meetings, corner Fourth
and West streets. Meeting for Divine
worship: First-day at II a. m. Fifth
day at T.t5 p. m. First-day school at
/ 9.45 a. m.
Trinity Church. corner Of Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Rev. Fred
erick Nj. Kirlxus, rector; Rev. Lovin 7.
Insley. curate. Holy Communion at
7.30 a. M; Sunday school t9.30 a. n.
morning prayer and sermon at II a.
M; evening prayer and sermon at 7.4'
D. m. The REV. +. NJ. Kir<us vii
preach morning and evening.
Calvary Church. Washington ans
Third streets. REV. Joseph Russel
PeclShani. rector. Holy eucharist a
7.30: Sunday school az $50: mathis an'
sermon at 1880; evcnsong and scr
mon at 7.30
ST. Mlchaei's Church, Chestnut an'
Adams streets Low celebration Of th'
Holy Eucharist at SIS a. m. Rev. J. r
PecSham, celebrant-
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Surely sanity was the heart which
wrote, For me 10 live In the world is for
a member of The Christ 70 be living here,
serving by self-sacrince the cause OF
righteousness--Truth- Equally true was
il that for him to have died and rested
from his iabors, 10 await the resurrection
morning, would have been gain. So FAR as
our own character development was con-
ccrned, It was evidently finished. He re-
mained by Gods Grace. that he might
further serve the Lords fiock-including
us who have since lived. lie thus wrote
to the Philippians about A. d. g. when
circumstances intimated that his death
was imminent.
Four years later, A. d., &C. ST. Paul
wrote his last Epistie to Timothy. who
was then Pastor OF the Ephesus Church.
The Emperor Nero was showing greater
hostility than ever against Christians,
and circumstances indicated that st. Paul
was to be martyr very soon. Some
times he addressed Timothy as ''his SON.
in the Gospel. He evidently felt great
confidence in him as a sort OF successor
in general care OF all the Churches"
Hence 70 him he now wrote special warn
HISS huo COMMUNICATIONS anu llupneii1S
respecting the Church's future
Tho Gospel should be preached, and
nothing else-when convenient and incon-
venIent. to the observation-disclosures op-
portunity offers. The importance OF hav-
ing the Church well indoctrinated was
emphasized by the fact that with proph-
ctic vision st. Paul's perceived that tho
great falling away mentioned I'm his
other Epistles and by the Lord might
be expected 10 come in speedily after
his death. The mission OF the Gospel
was not the conversion of the world. but
10 call out from the world tho Church 70
be giorifed with the Redeemer at his ap-
pearing and Kingdom. It might be nces-
sary for Timothy to reprove, rebuke and
exhort. but II so, all should be done pa
tiently and with instruction. explanation.
doctrine. Faithfulness was enjoined IN
view of the fact that the time was near
ing when sound doctrine" would not he
appreciated, nor even be enduring by the
Church.
The Fishr, The Course, The Faith, The
Crown.
The reason for the detection would be
an unsatisfactory condition OF heart in
the Church. lack Of faith in the Lords
upervision-''itching ears for something
new They would seek teachers who
could tickle their ears They would be
more pleased with style and oratory than
with Truth. They would find such teach
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Green Hill Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett Pike near Rising Sun Lane. Rev
william NJ kicner minister. Sabbath
School. with Adult Bible Glass LED by tho
minister. at $50 a. m. Church service at
io.i5 a. M. sermon theme. "a Divided
Kingdom" Evening song service at I'D
p. m. with sermon on THE Greatness OF
Jesus; The Prophet"
Hanover Presbyterian Church. 1870 g.
m. Communion service; 7.45. "And What
Theny' Mems club at close OF morning
service subject OF discussion. "Robblng
tho United States.'
East Lake Presbyterian Church. 9TH
and Market streets. Rev. l., B. Welsh.
pastor. Divine services and preaching by
tho Rev. John G. Lane. pastor OF Olivct
Church at 1880 a. m. and by the pastor
AZ 7.45 p. m, subject. what seest Thou7'
Sunday School at p. m; r. T. S. c. n.
at p. M: Bible study and prayer meet
Ing on Wednesday evening at 7.f5 O'Clock.
You arc cordially invited
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nAPrIsr-

Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. Thomas =. Holloway
minister. 1880 a. m, worship and SER
mon. Theme: "Decently and In ORDER
7.45 p. m, worship and sermon. Theme;
Taking Life Seriously" Bible School,
j. m. intermediate c. r. meeting,
6.45 y. m. Wednesday night prayer
and praise meetin, o'clock.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street.
Preaching by Rev. O. r. Falls. Morn
ing service. 1890. Subject: Christian
Watchfuiness. Evening service, 7.S0.
Subject: "'rhe Greatest Question in the
World" Bible school at p Christian
Endeavor Society at 6.45. Prayer
meeting. Wednesday evening at s. y.
T. $. g. f., Friday evening at 8.
Eighth Street Baptist Church, Rev.
II. G. Jones. pastor. Preaching at 1880
a. m. Subject: "The Vision OF the
Holy Waters" Sunday school at p,
m. and preaching at 7.30 D. m.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. William
L. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching SER
vices az 1880 and 7.45. Morning sub
ject: "The Lord Jesus in the Forty
fifth Psalm" Evening subject, The
Finished Work Of Christ as illustrated
in the Type Of the Smitten Rock. /"
Bible school at noon
Bethany Baptist Church corner OF Elm
and Jackson street. L. Judson Westfall.
minister. 10 a. m, Brotherhood Devotional
Meeting: 1880 a. m. public worship, sub
ject Culture Of New Life in Kingdom OF
Cod" p. m. Bible School, II. Yerger
superintendent. p. M, Young People s
Union. leader. Mr.. e. Hilbert. 7.4j p. M,
service OF praise and song, subject, FIX
traordinary Evidence Concerning Chris
tanity.'
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ers as they were seeking, who would turn
their ears away from tho hearing Of the
Truth to fables. Would Timothy succumb
TO such influence? ST. Paul hoped not
Watch, then. In all things: endure af-
fiictions; do the work OF Gospel bearer.
make full proof OF thy service to the
Lord, for 1, Paul am now ready to be
offered and the time OF my departure is
at hand.'-Vs. 6. 6.
Not egotistically, but for Timothy's en-
eouragement. St. Paul wrote. Il have
fought a good fight. have finished my
course. have kept the faith. Hence forth
there Is laid up for me crown of riehte-
business. which the Lord. the Righteous
Judge shall give me at that day; and not
to me only. but unto ell them also that
love his appearing" (vs. z. So What a
grand testimony-and at tho conclusion
of a grand life nobly lived. or rather nobly
sacrificed. after the Lords example. lay
ing down his life for the brethrenl lie suf-
fered for Christ's sake. as a servant OF his
Gospel message. How grand tho incentive
for us who are seeking to walk in the
same narrow way! Our opportunities for
sacrifice and service are less indeed. but
the Lord reckons TO each OF us according
TO the. heart. the intent. lie that is faith
ful in that which is least would be faith
full in greater things. lie that IS unfaith-
full IN little things gives no proof that he
would use large opportunities properly,
The secret Of St. Paui's labor was the
Divine approval to be manifested in
granting him a share IN the First Resur-
rectlon." Phn. slO) This would be "a
crown OF righteousness''-gl honor, inn
mortality. association with Christ in his
Millennial Kingdom. lie knew Of his own
w kvhole-heartedness in the Lords service
and knew that the Lord was not unjust
to forget his work and labor or love.
| Nevertheless he did not expect reward
until that day''-until the morning OF the
AIiliennial Day. the morning Of the Res
direction Day. Then the Redeemer. as
/ the Head and his Church will give TO each
faithful member an abundant reward-not
10 st. Paul only, but TO all those who
similarly love his apprenticeship mani
, festation in Aiillennial Kingdom glory.
The number. even amongst Christians.
who love the Lords revelation in King
dom glory Is comparatively small. Some
prefer that he shall delay to appear that
they may add farm 20 farm or house 10
house. barn to barn, million 70 million.
Such instlnctively feel that the King OF
glory would not approve of many OF the
methods in vogue for such additions as
they covet. Others have family schemes.
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CENTRAL CHURCH MUSIC.

The following musical program has
been arranged for Central Presbyter-
ian Church on Sunday next:
1890 .. m.
Organ Prelude, Onertoire in A Flat
.........-s... ............... heaue
Anthem, I Am Alpha and Omega,
..-...........-.-. Stainef
Ohertory, solo, Judge Me O God, Buck
Mr.. Emack, soloist.
organ Postlude -...--.--... Wareham
7.45 p. m.
Organ Prelude, Song to the Even
ing star ............... Wagner
Anthem, The Mellow Eve Is Gid
ing ................... Holden
Offertory, When Power Divine, Faure
Organ Postlude. St. Ann.
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VISITING PREACHERS AT
HARRISON ST. CHURCH

In the absence OF the pastor. tho Rev
c. T. wyatt, who will be at Paramount,
Md. to assist in a reopeniug service. tho
Rev. J. A. Brewinston, Of Eastlako NJ. u.
Church will occupy the pulpit Of fIarri-
son Street Church tomorrow morning and
the Rev T. r. vandyke, Of Wesley
Church in the evening.
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prayer and address. 7.45 p. m; Sunday
school, 9.f5 a. m; organ recital, Ills
y. m.
Program. Wieganlied. Botting; b.
Toccata. dubois; G, chorus. 20. Thou
that Tellest Good Tidings," from Mes
siah," Handel: d. Hymn OF tho Nuns,
Wely. Subject OF tho evening sermon;
"Tho Worker and His Work"
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BIBLE STUDY
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

A young peoples weekly meeting for
Bible study under the direction OF tho
Rev. William L. Pettingll. OF North
Baptist Church, is announced 10 begin
on Friday evening, January 9TH. The
meetings will be held each Friday eeyn
ing.
Mr.. Pettingill will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow. His morning subject will
be"The Lord Jesus IN the Forty fifth
Psalm" The evening theme will he
'"rhe Finished Work Of Christ as IL
lustrated in the Type OF the Smitten
Rock"
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PHILADELPHIA PASTOR
At FIRST CHURCH

The Rev. Henry L. Jones, Of Phila-
dolphia, will preach at both services
In First Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row. Mr.. Jones Is an earnest. inde-
fatigablo worker and has built up a
largo church through his efforts at
his present field. The Church Male
Quartettc. which sang 50 acceptably
two weeks ago, has been secured again
for Sunday evening. and will sing q
piece 20 be selected by them. The
quartette consists of Robert d. Eaton,
Roscoe Ingram, Charles Whaler, and
Albert +. Hayman.
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IIIustrated Sermons at olivet.

AT Olivet Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening tho pastor the Rev
]. c. Lane will begin a series Of IL
lustrated sermons Somo of the teach
ings Of Christ and incidents from His
life Will be attractively presented in
Shepherd" will be the subject for to-
morrow evening. The second IN the
series will be a Christmas sermon on
"Bethlehem's Royal Babe" The morn
ing service tomorrow will be conduct
ed by the Rev. Il. y. Welsh OF the
Eastlake Church. with whom the pas
tor will exchange.
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centraI church ser.Ioe..

Usual services viii be held to-mor-
row in Central Presbyterian Church,
King street below Eighth. At the
morning service at 1880 o'clock the
pastor. the Rev. ]. II. Crawford. will
Sunday school and Adult Bible class
with the pastor as teacher. VIII meet
at 12 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor
Society viii meet AZ sos o'clock with
Miss Emmaleen zolper as leader The
pastor will preach al the evening SER
vice on Loves Wastefulness."
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Al Ennorth Church.

The subject for the sermon at Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday morning will be Temptation
A double quartet win sing
The evening service will begin with
twenty minutes of song led by the
choir, assisted by the children's voices
Following will be tho special musical
numbers: Wake the Song Of Jubilee. ID
Excel; baritone solo, open the Gates. u
John a. Booker; Ladies Semi Chorus
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"
The subject Of the sermon will be
"a Mighty Hunter"
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LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord avenue and Madison street, Rev.
p. III. Pearson, pastor. Morning wor-
ship, II q. m. Evening worship 7.45
p. m. Sermons by the pastor. Sunday
school az 10 o'clock.
81. stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street near seventh, the Rev.
Frederic Doerr. pastor. 1880, morn
ing service, "The Exemplariness OF the
Forerunner:" els. Sunday school; 7.30,
evening service; subjecth of sermon.
"An unwiso Choice"
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CLIP THIS OUT
Valuable Prescription When Afflicted
With rheumatism or Backaohe,
Also Splendid Tonic

AZ tho first sign OF rheumatic pains
or bachache, or a feeling OF being gen.
orally run down and weakened. the fol-
lowing simple prescription should be
used; the results are prompt and cure
certain. II viii build up the system.
"Ono ounce compound syrup, Sarsa-
parilla; one ounce Toris compound;
half pint high grade whiskey. Mix
them and take a teaspoonful before
each meal and at bed time The bottle
must be we'll shaken each time.
Any druggist has these ingredients OF
VIII quickly get them, any one car
mix them.
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EPISCOPAL.
Episcopal

Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. West Seventeenth street and
Rivcrveiw Ave, Rev. Kensey J. Ham
mond. rector. Sunday school 9.15 a..
m. Services: 1915 a m, morning
prayer and sermon on the Christian
ministry. 7.s0 p. m, evening prayer
and sermon.
st. Lulle's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Rev. Henry c. Lang. : B.. rector.
Morning prayer and sermon at 10.30s
Sunday school at 2.S0; evening prayer
and sermon at 7.sO; Wednesday at 7.45
p. m. prayer meeting; Friday at p
m, Y. J.. S. c. q. meeting.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian Church. Third
and Broone streets. Services Tomorrow
conducted by the pastor. Rev. =. NJ. Gle
land at 1890 a. m. and 7.i5 p. m. Sabbath
School and Neighborhood Bible Glass at
ii45; Chrirtian Endeavor at z p. m.
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SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH GROWING

At the Second Baptist Church
Franklin and Ninth streets, Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway the minister has
selected for his morning subject DE
Gently and in Order and in the even
ing Taking Life Seriously"
The increasing number OF persons
who are not members but are be-
coming regular attendants is evidence
OF the fact that strangers are made
to feel at home I'm this church.
The Sunday School orchestra has
been reorganized under the direction
Of Harry Stausebach and win increase
ttractiveness OF the Sunday
school
During the past few months the
church has added a visitor to its corps
of workers and the benefit is making
itsel manifest by the increase in ths
Sunday school.
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Y. W. c. A. vs.psr Service.

Mrs. ]. Frank Ball will deliver the
address at the Y. W. c. a. vesper SER
vice at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Harry Cox win sing and Miss Helen
Kurtz will preside at the organ.
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chanukah servloe

A special Chanulxsh service viii be
held at the Temple Of Truth. at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. when DIR.
Abcls will speak on "The Triumph OF
a Noble Ideal" A play by the chill
dren OF the Sunday school viii be
given at 8 O'Clock in the vestry room
Of the temple.
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To Hold Thanksaivina Service.

The annual Thanksgiving services
OF Silverbrook NJ. +. Church will be
held on Sunday, December 18th Dr.
A. S. Mowbray. district superintendent
will preach at 7.30 p. m.
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Rihla studenta Mastinn.

in Clymer's Music Hall, No. 612 Ship
ley street. Sunday afternoon at e.45
o'clock. The topic will be est Paurs
Last Words"
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Services at The cedars.

Cedars Union Chapel, E. w. White,
pastor, VIII have services tomorrow as
follows: Sunday school go and
preaching at 7.SO by Rev. IT. A. Gran
than. St. Barnabas choir viii sing.
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All pay Alliance Msetina.

An all-day meeting OF Christian and
Missionary Alliance will he held IN the
chapel No. 5o4 west Fifth street, on
Sunday. V. 7. jeffrey, Of New York
city. win speak at the services.
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a.. 81. Andrev,s Church.

Services at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Holy Communion, s a. m; morning
prayer and sermon. IL a. m; evening
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LawYer to pisouss Mission.

George A. Blake, an attorney OF Elk
ton. Md, will speak in Gilbert Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning
on the topic Of Home Missions.
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rD>.=zsnnslI kIHNcH
lbEdSaa9Il KsIBEEEEla1E
BIBKE21 %S1UDfES
!. PAUL's LAST WORDS

December fa-a Timothy 4i1-1s-
For me live 10 Christ, to die is aain-PhI 12t
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-09
LITTLE TALES
of Our Town
Gathered by glancinE afouhu'
Nearly, but not Qa1tD news
Little stories we've fOxDt,
As IN antisiOte for b1ue>.

Here's a story that Ia q pipplA
'certain Greeley miss has latey Devn
signing soulfully and neglectlng ln'
dishes and mother because OF 'ei ,
tain yerdant youth who tfaHs erIeG !
his affections elsewhere after prle'
courtship of the aforesaid maiden
The father took matters y his own
hands and the following Ii the hear'
to heart talk he handed ID the sigh
ing miss:
THAT honey-boy averaaed spend
ing so cents week on you.' he Sala:
Here's a dollar week u take ms
place. Every time he Called ne
cleaned out the refrigera4or your
mother will see to 1t that your broth
ers do this in future. He kept you
up late nights. Your baby sister is
cross, and hereafter you vii let the
baby do this for you. He e!took pos
session of the most comforta bic rock
er on the porch: when You look AT
that rocker in future 1t vii not be
empty, bringing the pang to your
heart that your silly novels ten
about; it will be occupied by the
man who paid for 1t, and that's me-
Your mother and l stayed by YOU
through collie and teethinE, and are
going to get you through this u we
have to take turns spankiug you.
Now take your eyes on tn moon
and look at the dust around you.