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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR HOUR FOR THIS EVENING.

the entrance into a duty, becalmed as
ship, which, at first setting sail, hath
hardly wind to swell its sails, while un-
der the shore and shadow of the trees, but
into the open sea? Yea. didst thou never
launch out to duty. as the apostles did to
sea-with the wind in thy face. as if the
spirit of God, instead of helping thee on
meant to drive thee back, and yet hast
found Christ walking to thee before the
duty was done. and a prosperous voyage
of it made at last?'-Gurnal.
1.-THE same grace that made Luther, a
Knox, Latimer. Ridley Havergal. or a
Spurgeon is for YOU today, and II you are
living life beaten and thwarted and dash
ed down and constantly compelled to ad-
NIT shortcomings and failure. understand
it is not because there is any favoritism
on Gods part, because all the Holy
Ghosts power and everything which is
stored in jesus Christ is waiting to make
you a saint, and to lift you to the level
which you pine for in your best moments.
to help you. the same abundant grace is
waiting for us all''-F. B0Meyer.
1t is said that on a part of the British
coast where beetling cliffs. from three to
five hundred feet in height. Overhang the
ocean, some individuals, during a certain
season of the year, obtain their living by
collecting the eggs of rock birds and gath
ering samphire. They drive an iron crow
bar into the ground yard from the edge
of the precipice. to this fasten a rope, and
then slide gently over the cliff until they
reach the lodges and crags. Often the only
way to reach the prize Is to swing in the
air till by a dextrous movement they can
manage to balance themselves and reach
Evening star., 1909-06-20
GENERAL RELIGIOUS NOT ES.

The First Church of Christ, Scientist
Of New York city has purchased for
about $500 900 a large parcel of land al
Central Park West and 9th streets and
will build q large church on the site
Rapid growth Of the congregation mas
made It essential It Is said, to procure
larger church edifice. Last fall negotia-
tions were instituted for the purchase OF
the block front on Riverside Drive be-
tween 1O9th street and Cathedral Park
way but the deal fell through.
President Taft. according to expecta-
tions, will give his support to the plan
Of Representative Palmer of Pennsyl-
yania to bring the remains of William
Penn, the eminent Quaker, which now
repose in a practically abandoned ceme-
tery in Buckinghamshire. England. to
this country for interment on the banks
of the Delaware river.
The representative has six other MEM
bers of the Pennsylvania delegation IN
Congress interested In the movement,
together with many state organizations.
The Pennsylvania Society of Washington
recently took the matter up on the sug-
eest.on of Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper and
will aid the movement in every way
possible.
Ten minister's representing nearly every
religious denomination in the city of Du-
luth. Mimi, took part In the dedication OF
the new Y W. c. A. building In that city
during the past week
'.when q preacher is to speak to a
congregation but once he shout not
waste words in preliminaries, but should
60 to the bottom of his subject at once:
he should not take up the time Of his
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Rev. DIR. f. A. Larrabe rector Of the
Church of the Ascension of Chicago, has
been elected dean OF Nashota House of
New York. The rector has the degree of
s. T. B. from the. General Theological
Seminary of New York and has also been
made doctor OF divinity by Nashotah
House. He also holds the degree of
NJ. A. from Racine College
Mother Irene. dean of st. Angela Col
lege for Women, in New Rochelle. N. Y,
has been appointed head for the Ursuline
Order for the northern province This
territory embraces all those states be-
tween Mason and Dixon's line and the
Canadian border The appointment is
looked on as recognition from the
pope Of the far-reaching efforts Mother
Irene has made in the field OF higher
education for women.
The Catholic population of the United
States is estimated TO be IL ,645. 495 This.
Of course, includes all who have been
made members of the churc-- by the sac
rament Of baptism. The Protestant
churches report as members only those
who have come to maturity enough to
receive communion. and in estimating the
Protestant population of the country the
membership should be multiplied by three
This would give a total of 81 ISL 5l3
Protestants, or a grand total of IS 2o7. Cos
persons protesting Christianity in this
country. These figures do not include
Latter Day Saints, Unitarians, Uni-ersaI-
lists. or any OF the smaller sects.
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learned societies of Berlin. Vienna and
Gottingen. Rev Edward Southeate, pas
tor of st. Anthony's Church. Brookand,
d. c., presented to the library a valuable
collection of orientaia and works on the
Greek Orthodox Church
Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Connell presented
Furey's Life of Leo XIII edition de
luxe and Kings Medieval Architecture
and Art" four volumes.
Rev. Thomas j. Shahan presented MUIR
rays oxford Dictionary and Barden-
heuer's Pathology" translated by him.
self.
Elected Delegate.
John A. Miles Of Shiloh's c. F. Society
has been elected a delegate to the c. f.
convention which meets in st. Paul.
Mimi, in July.
open-Ajr Evensong.
Chaplain Brown of the army will con-
duct the services at the peoples or5tal-air
evensong at the Cathedral close this
afternoon at o'clock Music will he
furnished by the vested choir and de-
tachment of the Marine Band
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There are three supreme reasons why
every disciple of Christ should be con-
nected with the church, faithful in its
worship and jealous in its activities. his
need Of God, his personal security and
his duty to the world, says a writer in
the Northwestern Christian Advocate.
There is a sentiment that because the
omnipresent God is accessible anywhere
the church is not necessary for Fellowship
with him. But that is equivalent 10 say
ing that because electricity Is everywhere
present in nature the carbon points or
the vacuum bulb are needless in illumina
ton. and that the dynamo is unnecessary
for the generation of power. The Bible
speaks on this subject with a fullness and
clearness that should leave no uncertain
ty in the mind OF him who accepts It's
teaching as authoritative. The essential
character and meaning of the church Is
God in the world. The chief symbols in
the symbolic tabernacle were the ark of
the covenant and the altar. the first SYM
bolizing the Divine Presence and the other
the way OF approach to 1t. The building
Itself was called My House 1t was
1.-The meeting place where God met his
people That central thought was con-
tinued in the church throughout all its
subsequent development until the time of
Christ, who carried it on in his teaching
concerning Inc hlHSuoHl VI SIou, WEioU
was the spiritual idea of the church. He
taught the Divine Presence in its assem-
blies in its ordinances and in Its min
istries. The final triumph of the church
as seen in the vision of John was THE
tabernacle of God is with men,"
This fact so constantly taught In the
Holy Scriptures is illustrated and verified
in all history. There are doubtless tso-
lated men strong enough to preserve their
communion with God apart from the
church. Milton was not a church mem
Der and rarely a churchgoer, but such
spirits are extremely rare and the multi
tude of those who needlessly absent them
selves from the house Of God rapidly lose
their sense of Gods presence In their
personal life. It is a widely recognized
fact that conmuQities In which there Is
no public worship are notoriously goddess.
Where the church ceases, saloons. bro
thels and crime multiply: even material
things are cursed by the absence. and
good men fee 1t as from pestilence. A
celebrated historic instance is the French
revolution. The assembly voted, Re
solved, there is no Cod as though to ex-
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against the spiritual desires we have and
makes ii so that when we would do good
evil is present with us, making it always
difficult for us to obey the right.
The first noticeable point in the selec-
ton from Pilgrims Progress is that . at
the foot of the hill there was refresh
ing stream. AT the foot OF every Diff
Guilty there is j,-t such a stream, and
though the ascent may look high and
steep. with no shade and only discomfort
and exertion ahead. the draught from the
spring will carry us through If we take
it. knowing this, why does a Christian
often start upon his difficult way without
first kneeling for draught of refreshing
strength from Christ? Prayer makes any
difficulty possible Of ascent. 1t also gives
clear vision to show the only safe and
right way, and leaves no doubt about
whether other paths will lead home at
last or not.
There are a great many who come to
the foot OF their first hill Of Difficulty
who quickly spy those two other roads,
Danger and Destruction. and with care
less indifference or reckless daring choose
one or the other in place of the straight
and narrow way up the hard road to which
they have been directed. Much of the
modern new thought" along so-called
questionable amusements and acts. like
In this vicinity. II there Is doubt about
anything. whether II be right or accord
ing to Gods will for His own or not,
it is safer to kneel at the throne and take
Il draught from the strengthening spring
clear vision that always comes with con-
tact with Him.
1t is OF no use to try and get around
any hill of Difficulty. The only way to
Evening star., 1909-06-20

senator will address the assemblage the
evening of July q. His subject will be
The Child as a National Asset"
Detroit Pastor to Preach Here.
The services in the Luther Memorial
Church. Thomas Circle northwest, this
evening will be conducted by Rev. Albert
Homrighaus of Detroit. Mich.
Pastor Rynder in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Lee Rynder, pastor of Faith
Chapel, has gone to middle Pennsylvania
on a two-week lecture tour.
Professor of Sacramental Theology.
Very Rev. Daniel Joseph Kennedy, o.
p, s I. NJ, has been appointed by the
board of trustees of the Catholic Uni.
versity full professor of sacramental the
oloey Of that institution and will assume
that office in the coming scholastic year.
Tenn, January l.. 1S52. At an early
age his aptitude and fondness for study
were noticed by Rev. F. T. Marron and
Rev. j. p. McClancy. They took charge
OF the boys education and with exceeding
care and uncommon thoroughness pre-
pared him for a theological career. Even
fually he entered the Dominican Order
and November 10, 1877. made profession
OF his simple vows at st. Josephs con-
vent. Somerset, Ohio. The following three
years were spent in the study of philos-
ophy. church history and canon law. In
1881 he was sent to Louvafn, Belgium,
there 20 make a thorough course in
thomistic theology. Vt the Dominican
House of Studies in Louvain he spent
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Festival Of st. Alban.

Thursday was the festival OF st. Alban.
whose memory the Episcopal Church
cherish,s dearly as the church's proto-
martyr. The cathedal site here is named
in his honor. During the persecution Of
Diocletian and Maximian, which began
A. D. 3O3 according to Gildas and Baeda.
though the English chronicles date the
martyrdom in 4. D. 2S3. Alban. Ro-
British pagan. sheltered Chris-
tian cleric fleeing from persecution and
by him was instructed in the faith and
converted. After some days soldiers
were sent to arrest the fugitive. Alban
put on his teachers cloak and gave him.
self up in his place. The magistrate. In
dignant at his having shielded a "sacri-
between sacrificing to idols and speedy
DEATH Confessing himself Christian
and refusing to sacrifice, he was behead-
ed outside the gate OF the Roman city
the abbey and English town of st. Al
bans were afterward built.
Bulletin for June.
Rev. DIR. Kirby continues his widely
discussed essay on The Sociological AS
poets Of Lying" in the June issue OF the
Catholic University Bulletin. This is the
third installment OF the article. Rev.
Dr. Savage. c. 8. c., Of Holy Cross
College. Brookland, continues from
previous issue his exhaustive exposition
of The New Philosophy in France"
which is to be concluded in later num-
ber Of the Bulletin.
Much interest attaches to the short
paper on THE University of Louvain."
by Rev. DR.. Pace. He represented the
anniversary of the new Louvain last
month, by which all Catholic Belgium
commemorated the reopening of the
great school which in former ages had
done so much among them for religion,
science and fatherland.
At st. Paul's N. e. Church.
Rev. Dr. Tudor, formerly of Richmond,
Va, will preach at st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church South, I'd and streets north
west, at IL am. today.
New York Pastor to Preach Here.
Rev ]. Lewis Hartsock of New York
will occupy the pulpit of the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning on the invitation
of Rev. Dr. John Reid Shannon, the
pastor.
Summer Schedule.
The summer schedule of services will
be inaugurated today at st. Patrick's
Church Masses will be said at 4, 8. p,
10 and IL o'clock all low masses. The
senior choir Of mixed voices will con-
tinue to sing at the II o'clock mass
until the end of July. Masses on holy
days of obligation during the summer
will be at 4, Z, SIS, and 10 o'clock.
There will be only two masses on week
days during the heated term-at and
S:l5 O'Clock. Baptism will be admins
tered Sunday afternoons at o'clock.
and benediction of the blessed sacrament
will be given Sunday evenings at 73O
o clock until August l.
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New Works for Library.

Through the generosity of a number OF
alchbishops. members OF the board OF
trustees and Bishops Conaty and O'Gor-
man, Rev. DIR. Hyvernat of the Catholic
University has been able to secure for the
university library complete sets of the sci
entific publications Of the universities and
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Memorial Service.

Rev. Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister
of All Souls Unitarian Church, will de-
liver the address at special memorial
service tn be held there this morning at
IL O'Clock commemorating the life and
services of the late Rev. DIR. Edward
Everett Hale former chaplain of the
United States Senate. An appropriate
musical program will also be rendered.
Address by Senator.
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge of Indiana
will address the International Christian
EndeaVor convention, which meets in ST.
Paul, Mimi, from July To l.. The
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the particular ledge on which they find
the object of their perilous search. If
men can overcome such terrible difficulties
for mere livelihood. what should they
not. be willing to overcome when eternal
life Is at stake?
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he torn out and the church repaired.
Funds are now being raised to defray the
expenses. Rev. Luther Hess Waring, the
pastor, Is at the head of the work.
The corner stone OF the church was
laid in September, 1867, with the same
Evening star., 1909-06-20

The edi1ce of the Evangelical Lutheran
of Georgetown located at
avenue and Volta place north
west for over forty-one years is to be
remodeled The familiar old front is to
Evening star., 1909-06-20

trowel which Gen. Washington laid the
stone OF the Capitol. Several months
thereafter the congregation occupied the
edifce. Since that time IT has been in
use as the meeting place OF the congre-
cation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
COURT ITEMS

Robert w. Shingle. guardian of sam
uel G. Wight in his first annual ac-
count charges himself with 1889. so
and asks to be allowed 1892 90. Re
ceipts of income amounted to $79455.
The sum of $S3195 was invested dur
ing the year. NJ r. Simonton, master,
recommends approval of the account,
Service of summons in the divorce
suit of Minnie Stevens VS.. Lester Ste
vens is ordered by Judge Robinson to
be made by any sheriff or police Off
Ger of San Francisco.
The case of w. r, Castle, trustee
vs.. George c. Sea and Maria L. Sea
is discontinued.
Anna X. Mikaele answers the eject
ment complaint of P. e. r. Strauch
with a general denial
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
HULA OLAPA TONIGHT

At the open air Aloha Park Theater
tonight a genuine hula olapa will be
Siven. Some of the finest dancers in
the Hawaiian Island will appear and
the old-time native dances will be seen
to perfection Don't miss it,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
THE NEW GEM.
OCEAN BREEZES

Lying in the Mid Pacific, swept by
the trade winds which blow across
leagues of ocean and are absolutely
pure, with the mountains from whose
higher attitudes cool breezes descend
upon by the city, with its delightful
climate all the year around, is one of
the many reasons why Honolulu is be-
ing recognized as one of the worlds
most healthful places in which to live.
There are no biting, cold winds, but,
instead, refreshing, health giving trade
breezes that make every person want
to return-especially if he has been
at that elevation where he can get a
glimpse of Diamond Head in its ma
jesty on the left, the panoramic view
of the city on the right, the beautiful
ocean view and its eXhilarating breez-
es on the south ana the mountains
with their picturesque scenery on the
north; all of which can be obtained
from any point on Kaimuld where
choice, residential property is being
sold by the Real Estate Exchange.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
At THE THEATERS

This is turning out to be "a good
week for all of the theaters. The wea-
ther is remaining all that could be
desired and people are showing pro-
per appreciation of the fine evenings
after so much dampness and Frisco
style" nights
THE ORPHEUM.
AT the Orpheum this evening there
will be a new program, and it prom
Uses to be better than any of it's re-
cent predecessors. 1t will include the
finest of vaudeville and the best mu-
sic To be had In view of the large
houses which are next to certain at
the end of the week, it is well to ring
up the box office and reserve seats in
advance.
AT THE EMPIRE.
Manager Overend has arranged a
striking program for his patrons at
the renovated Empire this evening
There will be two leaders in place OF
one, the first a comedy entitled "A
Jealous Hubby" and the second SEN
sational conception entitled Tive
Girls Who Looked Alike"
THE NEW GEM
At the Gem this evening the big
program of last night will be repeated
The entertainment of last evening
proved an excellent one and vii
doubtless draw another record crowd
Tomorrow evening there will be {
complete change.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: 200 Pioneer $1S5 90,
100 Honokaa $40 90; 20 o. R. & L. Co,
$135. 90; so Oahu Sugar Co. $92 90
Between Sales 10 Waialua $1O9. 90;
10 Mutual Tel Co. IS so; 10 I. l. S.
N. Co., $111 90; 10 Onomea $40 .S75; 5
Eva $31 90; Oahu Sugar Co. 1872 90;
35 Oahu Sugar Co 1872 co. IS Pioneer
$1S5 90; > Paia $3.50 90; 25 Olaa 81. rs.
Stock. Bid. Asked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12

pear that your complaint is well found
ed
The Shipping Commissioner at Ho-
noiulu has stated that he furnishes
the compiled shipping news for "The
Pathfinder and that he will also fur
nish such news fo, your paper if you
SO desire
Very truly yours,
ORMlSBY NJ HARG.
Acting Secretary.
MR. JOHN EFFINGER,
The Guide,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
New ADVERTISEMENTS
THE WEATHEIt
.ocal Odjce U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building
ionoluIu, r. II, Aug. u, 1903.

Honolulu, r. H., Aug ~, 1903
Temperatures a. IT,; S a. M; 10
q. M; and morning.
"a; rs; 10; So "A.
Barometer reaGsug: absolute humid
ity lgraius per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at S "a. IN:
}OO7 GIG. &C; SO.
Wind. velocity unG direction at a.
m.; $ a. m; 10 a. NJ: and noon.
. IL: 9 SIC; is NE; 20 NE
Ralniai curing Il hours ending a.
m: None.
Total VINO movement daring "A hours
ended at noon. 221 miles.
WI. q. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-08-27
CRElGER DENIES FLAG
WAS PARTISAN GIFT

Muskogee. Okla Aug 27.-The
White House flag which was refused
As gift BY the Keetoowah society Of
Chsrokee Indians. because they be
lieved it was a plan 70 inject partisan
politics into their organization is now
in the custody Of James Hildebrand
full blood Indian and a member Of
the Keetoowah society What final
disposition win be made Of It has not
been determined. Representative
Creager who secured the flag from
President Taft made a statement b
which he says that the flag was not
to be presented as partisan matter
at all. as it is well known that in the
Keet0oEah society are democrats a.
well as republicans.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-08-27
KANE WILL PROTECT
RIGHTS OF THE STATE

BzrtlesriIie, OkAz. aug E.-A few
1ays zg0 astent1a was called to the
far1 shzt q eo2orztion was buying
right of way for a gas line through
Washington county from she neighbor-
hood q czney u the HogshO0ter aeld
Ehere il located one q the largest
bodies of natural gas IN the world.
The company seeking the right Of
wxy is the Mennett on company.
which il one os the concerns that re-
Gently brought suit At Muskogee 10
ensoin the state and county officials
from Interfering with the piping o.
gas out Or the state Of Oklahoma. The
litigation there Is sun pending. and
the fact that the company's proceed
ing In the matter Of securing the right
Of way would indicate that il feels
reasonably ceftaln of its position.
John kane. county attorney, upon
being asked concerning the matter
this morning said that the interests Of
the state and county would be pro
tected whenever 81 became evident
tnat tae company was preparing &
p.pe gas out 0. Tie state unlawfully.