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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28
Newpoints.
More Time for Pictures.

Editor The Missourian: l want to
protest against the date set by tha
savitar as the limit for pictures to be
sent In. 1t is almost impossible for
many students to get their pictures
taken at present. owing to the large
amount Of work on hands. Why not
set the date up a week or two. There
are many juniors and seniors in the
University who will not have their
countenances in print, unless this is
done. We must have more time.
SENIOR.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

Doubtless the student book-agents
will be as successful in influencing
people to buy, as they are in convinc-
ing their professors that they de-
serve Es.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

BY actual count it was found that
in New York the women are the most
regular theater-goers. This tends to
bear out an English writer in his as
sertion that plays must be written
to suit wOman's taste rather than
mans.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

Theodore Roosevelt recently spoke
on the direct vote in Chicago. 1t
seems natural to see the former Presi-
dent on the front page again.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28
A BIG BARGAIN.

l have for. sale a fourteen-room
house on Hit street. has been built
four years. $4,000 down and 81, 10000
a year until paid for, without interest.
The rent on this house would not be
high ct 100000 a year for any frater-
nifty. Get a house given to you.
]. NJ. BATTERTON.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

FARM FOR SALE-118 ACRES AZ
miles from Columbia; 6-room house;
good barn; all Improvements new;
will sell for $40 per acre less than it
is worth now: might take in small
house; must be sold quick. Mcdonnell
Bros. .s
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28
Y {! COLUMN

LOST OR STOLEN-FROM MY
grading camp at McBaine. Mo-, on
night of February %, one black mare
mule. sixteen hands high. seven years
old. Report to Sheriff's office at Co
lumbia, Mo. w. C. Williams.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

1.-The Society of the Secretly We'd
ded" may now be organized. Eight
students in the University have quail
fed this year. and perhaps the lure
of membership in another club
might
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

On the front page of a New York
paper recently appeared the follow
ing headlines: Navy Bill Torn to Tat
tiers" and "Cordiality Shown to Japan"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

Now that the snow has melted and
spring is peeking over the horizon,
let's start work on the cross-state
electric line.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

FOR RENT--ELEGANT FRONT
rooms in the Thilo building, second
floor Also the basement in this
building is for rent. For particulars
see ]. X. Fyfer, or telephone COG Black
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28
A Natural FEELING.

Little Mariorie's father was helping
her to say her prayers.
Now lay me down to Sleep" be.
gan the father. Majorie repeated it.
Il pray the Lord my soul to keep"
IF should die" the father continu.
ed. --r
ut would break my heart" inter.
rupted Observation-Disclosures Press.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

FOR SALE-A NEW BARN; MUST
be moved off the lot. Will sell rea-
sonable. Miss Effie Graham, 1902 Uni
versity.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

$4,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
estate security. See w. H. GoIdsberry,
Rooms 1854 Ex. Natl. Bank Bldg.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

Three dozen young Plymouth Rock
Rock pullets for sale at Jacobs Gro
cery. Phone g.. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

FOR SALE-A GOOD BLACK JACK
and a saddle stallion, sixteen hands
high. Will sell on easy terms or will
trade for live stock.
]. M. BATTERTON.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

SeiNiH8 OdlldWay county and its peO-
pie. Mr.. Bell publishes the news that
is of most concern to his readers. Sey.
eral years ago he introduced a stock
and farm department in his paper.
The plan was successful and the je-
partment continues. He has a man
whose duty it is to look after news
for this column-not merely Obvious
news'-he must get something for
the people that they would otherwise
not get.
"The people of this county are in.
terested in stock and farm news, and
want to give them what they want
and what will help them," said Mr..
Bell. "A newspaper is a servant. and
when it fails to serve those who are
depending on it, it has no reason for
existing. The daily papers cover news
OF general interest, and practically
every man in this county reads them.
Il is our own field, where things are
going on that the daily papers do not
get. that the Gazette Is trying to |
cover"
In his effort to give his readers
he news. editorials are often left in |
heir galleys that news stories may
'e published. Mr.. Bell says he be-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-02-28

might
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Dcutf6er Wnnu unno 3rau far atIgs'
metre cnnsdrtwii e. =. 93eber Abfnue
eolrie, Garibaps Chic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

g mmtfftpuers Efftes,
2amtiien Gsuntn Cbto, .

Ginctnnati, Cbic, 2s espi 1911.
SerftesfIte aHasbeis peEosE eui.
aeaeneenommsn in Der Office bes Bcarb Of
9caatp 0ommiitseHers bis 5rsifas, ben ~.
Giieber 1914. nm " uN wsitiaes. tit bic nab
u1dtiebeHbr 4cuHtn sEhes!:
WsmaB ben EpesiItatspnsn so. 2es-ssAr nas
gsGaeH bon 4yii6en EH5 EhIeeris an Der AsoDtieg
2tte. ben ben eorporatieakIinie BON Cincinnati
pts sum GiEile 4Aartf Atesr. in Columbia
Icntrsbip
Tie arbeit bet an nefnebeH IN usteretnitm.
r1uEe mil ben 2!dnep .nnb SpssifsfassoHeH.
nei6e lrtt IN ber GNiee bsA Bcort of @cuHfe
Gommifioners auilieasn.
eIe anaebote nnNeH nuf ,Soru,uIdren nasGe.
ferfiai fein. iusl6s In Der Effce hes Eonre cf
eonnio Qommif'ioHers su babeu ftne, nnb be.
aieitet isln bon eiAeH gonh In otr ecbs bon
sm.iianfeHn (s2 900 00) 1oiiars mit Afpei aifen
uno eeunsfnben glrssH.. .hrt Der Rieisr ben
Hofltrafs strgeteH uHn bic slrsfif ntNtuuen
virb, TN Safe eerfslbe tbm eusrionnf ipirs.
Tie Vcurin mmIiftrnsrs beSnlfer fth pns
bsriperfen
GCmm.Neners.
staHieo gtrubIs, madfbeut.
2s,oit5.ie,fs
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MnsldnoifdJe Jfabribten

gine 9fIun3e, bic laden
m d I, rpdhit in 4rabien unb brinqt
cine lsu6teHb geIbe 8lume berpor, De-
rsn ihDnr5er Samen in Der 5orm an
ihpar3e gobnen gemGbnt. Die Gins
geborenen trodner unb pulperiIiren
bisien G,amen. Sine tleine 0oIis bes
pulDers bringt bel pem Hii6ternIten
Wsenihsn tpunoerlihe 8erpanbluneen
berpor: Der Setreffenbe beeinnt IiG pie
Elm Glopn ooer ME Elm Dabnfinniger
gu beHehmen, tan3t, itngt unb Iadt
i6olIeno unb iest bieis 6etterteitsauss
Bride etipn cine Stunbe lano fort.
Damn foIst ein fhperer GtIof, unb
penn Der Grfh0pfts iblt.bli6 lpieber
erDaht. bat er jeDe grinneruus on
fetn perriidtes Sebqbren oerlorsn uno
peib nitt, fpos er gstban unb ipls
nit ihm sef6eben III.
Der q mmerbieRer 2eo's
XIII. geitprben. 4us Ropi pirs
9emeIoet: Sisr itarb bieier Gage Der
langjdbrige aammerbiener oe5 Yap,
ites Seq Kill, Der f1on unter gius
TX. i'm 8atitan beoisnitet mar, Better
albero. @ls Der gsgenpdrtiss pupft
srpahlt ipuroe, 5og iih Glbero 3uriid.
neil Btus Y. nur 8ene5iuner I'm iih
osrfamrlelte. 2llbero itarb nIs reihsr
Wtann. gr pibmete einen 5beiI feines
8ermOsens fir cine in WleHina 81 err
rihtenoe gibliothet.
3nei Sdger BON sinem
U bier angegriffen. Sn Yuris
fer glattern ma6t folgenbe sSagbges
I6thte 2tlffeben. 8aHdh ftanbsn
3pei Saser Ramens psaet nnb Gdp
auf einem in Der Marfeiler gannmeile
selesensn 9runbitiif, um Iih auf bic
Sago 5u begeben. als iie plDBlih ppn
einem mGntisen Qbler attadirt Durs
ben. 9as 5bier ittsb lptbre1t auf Die
Wdnner berob. sic isBten iid spar
nu6 arGften sur Debr, tonnten aber
Desen Der Idbe Des 5bieres unb aus
Jurdt, fid fslbit eegenisitig gu psrs
lsBen, nift eleth Gebrdun pon ibren
0epebren MAIDEN. gnblrh nuroe bas
lpiitbenbe gbier burd eirsn poblqes
5ieltsr Shub aur Gtrefs sebraht. gs
NAB non etHer GlagsIfpis: sur anbsren
~ gaGss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
Legal Notice .

Notice IS hereby given that the su f~erfbeY has
~ has been duly appointed and qualified by
the Probate Court 0f Hamilton CoEnfy state
Of Ohio. e. ndmtnistrhruY OF the estate of
rhAsles sehleiehcr. decesasd. Late OF said
County.
xinc1nuaff. Ohio. GepteusheY Goth, reli
xAyKK er1IAiT, Admin;sfsafor.
ApplYX ~ QRc941s Attornsy, ssia Wins
sesseA SAsob canaa&ee-& elso6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

sAttr 9iianu fur 9Fidnrrrpusfeu une nHr
flt tcnii beuIflit 81 urI1en. ii3 Eft 0.
efTote.
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@erlanst-tpeiblId).

GouuareH pRie Ra1sI'rapen bet 2 70
Guiten, azps 0tesrHi, nabs Wsno'icn ac1o.
Ia
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9iofi1 fir 0putrnftprsn.
office Der UOmmIffipners
b . II 8 NJ / tom GpGrth,
Is / II { / n Il q 4 SNhin Os Ennf 1911
aeb Sciu 4

y y IL ~ u W / 1 1 u W y u ] ~,
GlnctHnafi Gbtg 2s. Sept 1911.
8erftegeIte Ingebote tperoeH eni.
leseHQeTtommcH IN Der Gf'iCe bes 8Gdro u
Gouutu gummiiiouers bie Jreifag. ben q.
Eitcber 1911, Inn - ubr uditags, fir bte Unt'
iiehSnoe GouninsArtPtf.
GcmdE ben Spe3ifiiaiioueu go. 26G--Giir bic
8erbelierurs bon glpHidut Hoao, bon Der Htis
foro AorpornfionsiiHe bic our zhmmes LoiuHs
fbIpsGtue. In Columbia LomHfhib.
Eie arbeti bat 8u afi4ebcn III uebercinIitm'
marG nit ben IidHen urn SpPBthtailpUcH
pelbc iesf in oer Office bes souro Of Gpuntg
GpmlHiiiioHers auilifgcu.
vile 2lnaebcte mii'icu uIf GormnIareu uusess
terti1t fetu, iueicDc III oer Cfftce bes &oarb ci
Gnuntn 9ommllitoncr5 81 babeu ftu6. Uro be-
g!ciief fe1n ron etnem scno I'M Setrage Don
TlHfbuHePri 100000 GnIatE, nit 5rpet gulcH
Ano peHligeHben 9iirgen ais Stccrhtit Daiitr
0ab Der 4eter ben aortTaft eingeber rpirb auE
anstlRtnna Der arsett, tnt 6GIe osEieibs i'm
Eueyidnit piro.
ale Gourtr GommiiiipnerE bebuIten itt bas
8ecnt oor, iJqert0eiH 0oer uac aHgeboie gu oet.
perfen
On gLuTfruge bes aourb of SamiItou GouHts
GpmmiiiIoners.
G1aHLen strubIe. 1rGiibsut.
% o,tEl2Ie
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arb,
Glilabsth {. i11inohcr,

Satin hon sEntpr gStnSbor, Tn ibrem So 2es
bersiahre 5je Belt Der Seerbiguug rutro fpdieE
hefannt aemcCht. ]"
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ns.aHseiaen.
Geniider 9siDnier-@erein.

Tle Wsltsiiehsr 0bigeH GeEesHs iiub biTmtt
frfuabliEufi sgfudt, peI braie MLege am lbf
In ber GeHfrng IurnbnIIs fntfffHeefbsn uspftaf.
IiebsE ssuammln1q rttt s1hlrstds bgistsvoh:Beu
FerD. WeBseE. Brut.
GoHr. fstdstr. S<fE. n
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aliirnfen btiife Ncrugiiia9 In TT &oieblaIft
fffics IL
Gcutf6er Rnnuunb 5rau far aues
Tetre cnusGr swii g. 7. g2eher, ApfTiae
soIfs, &aribnas, C6io.
gMttr wanu FIR e,eidarrtpastru une nm
ilt icnii beHIflit 81 url1en. il3 Eft o.
GfT1te.
@crlanat-tpeiblid).
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fptr bte HeHer cerEaHn SQas,g3filef lftTeH.
@erwuHoef gjaffes Saar IN nailrli6ss pcai'
Iiten, Iaania.se mo ossiidis jgaiieac, g6ir.
cgohp. 9Isffroltfts AErBer NuriHe WloItr
ooatgs sss OF :. Cir. cincinnati g
gouubrwb. eRte Raasnfraeeu bet y %
eu'ien, stEes StesrHi, nabs wsaa'ion apao.
IA
waehen, eeatfde4 fllr Ieidir llyltaisssat.
belt urb 9ahsn 42i ssoteii arc.. aSoHeale,
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Gen Et Ht.tnGffdmilteu. Angesustnnen IN hgr
saucEte eulrIonuput EHie, 80 Ef . CIR.
sans bheH. giGeasnfraaen 9or6ol,.
9Se gsaib.uaion a;io Jorefi sus. EbSnoals
|...s -.S-" 60
81 ne fiir aaaegrHe nansGrbeti ia ssHer
SdHiisis bon stosi. giiier GsbR. ImDfeblHneen
teTianat 4bcne aeoH 2542 2adsihraasu
Ioa .loc. aneneo4e u
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pcn gatgrr. Tsg rgTIb arsscsut ssper,is
| abnfbdle
nRabnen fn. aIIorrnr,ns e,ns,s1rbgi,- o,rssr
gchu 90fT y9aniaua a.ps ssorsnnas aTSn
- 80 - - 7-.
mGbteu fin Scnsqybstt In elmer neiusu IA.
| saie Ssns s,sansni. ""s'h'u 0'a'' 80a'
---
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/ midt6en sir aurerxtus Auusa rbstt. ,gtr
g3dfnen: sIi6r eohH 6s2 q Crescent aps
VI ,p.s...I q Ssn ,as . aas-mins eaasar0e''. 252s
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asn "a bsifsu Dse, srsIraIs ~. s;s. aaa,s,,,,
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- o-As's osA..'. Nsse. s.aee a10sssSe'
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! 1,slrrfs eabs saafr.s, sssua
v nie peAi ne SraH 'it Ga9sussiHe edss'
usoeiL <oNS AubAtH Aos
a~ = - - $500. - - =
faca III snIsaaosn ras ahs an I'M essM Nsn'
iueh Sa tisu. ov5 ssofeN arf. anoiodle.
Gsabeen fir sensarheli; .etn ssnfa,n oeer
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~ II IT. nitdfntH unb sunerldHia. ~ oeH miii'
Ifren sSabreu eer Bierbe unh silbe befor'
ncr uflh @aru1larbstf eerrt6Ie1 faur $iiie
Sienang, ont e1nem Rlas III arTffndp. 9lan'
autrnren btiiit ncrugtiiae tn nTT Bolfsblsif'
Efflce ID
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3n pcrmiefbcn-9imuwr
TerInngt--rrainnlid.

g 8. niueaer Il sobn, IS. uHo Aaee Str
bB
s91nner um ftch fir @teflureH oor snbereis
ten pelfe tce5 rffen nun sn tgdhtisn GphneH,
gernen Ete nus qarbien(5citnii GilE infv
uiee g1odea neihie. steine finne Eatiou, fei'
ne Etreiss @aar iffen Somftna IbsHp.
S9etiscua ophefrt Uldn ipTste pevipHiin
neg poer br1H Sanhe rst sclt. 8soifr Getlcgs.
393 Glt a. ctr, GtIninnaiL g. 20-5
Gin erfier 9Iarfe 500 glaau IND
sFrnu, uu bic GIbrir1e beF aiidpc 81 Abc,Hsps
irea utlfyen effutsF1i etn nHn Gnrfebinner
baben. gpbn ron 500 bis SO Der wOHnt far
belize; 'fctine EiffLaFp. 5tuhSa'repeH fef0rf
BET georae Benefit, Graitun, 2S. Ia.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27
Striking Incidents in Career
Of D. II. Mofat, "SiIver King. .


mule romIo
to Pixies
sea level-far above the line of perpetual
$500 o worship
Bought his and
Treasury help the SpanshAmeican
Seized his Denver bank robb
but had
Escaped bomb
he killed Steunenberg o
Took with him a Gay
the Fifth
companion Mofats Lat Mr.
a il
made
title
Canyon, Of the natural o the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27

Sunday School Organized to Win,
and the one Thursday evening on
"The Boy Problem" were inspira-
tional 1t is a pity that it was not
possible for every person interested
in the moral and religious welfare Of
children to be present. Monday
evening, at the same place another
of these meetings will be held, dis
cussing the subject, practical Sun
day School Psychology" have
heard Mr.. Merritt's address upon this
subject, and I hope that many, many
Honolulu people will hear it Monday
night.
The weeks order of services in
this church is as follows:
Bible school Sunday morning at
9:45, and morning sermon, with the
communion, at 1900. At 800 in the
afternoon the Sloan Mission meeting
will be held at the mission house in
the Kewalo district and all present
interested in tine moral and religious
training of their children are invited
to bring them to this school. We
will do our best to teach them just
as we would that our own children
should be taught. The young peoples
meeting is held at $3.50 and the even
ing sermon at 1870. On Wednesday
evening at 1880 the prayer meeting
is held. 1t has been we'll attended,
indicating that it is found helpful.
Just following the prayer meeting
the. Training for Service class recites
| its lesson. The enrolment of this
class will be kept open for new stu
dents until after the meeting next
week, but after that the class will
be too far advanced for new students
to enroll with justice to the work
to be done.
This church has no formulated
creed. Every person is left to form
ulate his own creed, if he feels the
need of one, from the best light ne
! has upon the subject. The only thing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27

the pulpit undertakes to do is to aid
people toward a right understanding
of the Bible; and, believing in the
authority of Biblical teachings, it
tries to apply that teaching to the
problems of our modern crowding,
pressing, perplexing life 1t tries 10
help men to live today, believing
that when one has learned how TO
live the life that now is, he has made
the best possible preparation for the
life that is to come. If you are in
terested in this phase of the religious
life, we will give you hearty and a
handy welcome to these meetings
The minister can be found at the
church from 1890 until 1879 Mon
dy, Wednesday and Friday of each
week
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27
ROOseve|ts Jungle Show

WASHINGTON, May 11.-No show
in Washington is more popular than
the Roosevelt African stuffed wild
game exhibit in the National Museum
of the Smithsonian Institution.
The officials, especially the experts
of the museum, have made an earnest
effort to give the inanimate wild
beasts a contented "bless-our-home"
look, and in most cases the attempts
have been successful.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27
MILLS INSTITUTE COOPERATING.


A. M. Merrill of Mills Institute called
on President Mott-Smith of the Board
Of Health yesterday to correct an i'm
preston which he said appears to
have got about town that the institute
is reluctant to carry out what is deem
ed by the Board of Health to be the
best plan for the disposal of sewage.
Mr.. Merrill expressed himself as being
willing to carry out every necessary
thing that the Board Of Health requlr-
ed of him and assured Mott-Smith that
there was no hanging back on his
Part. The Board of Health and Mr..
Merrill are now progressing on plans
for proper disposal of the sewage of
Mills Institute.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-27

The lion, for example, appears to be
entirely oblivious of the fact that a
juicy deer and an equally toothsome
wart hog or something of the sort is
within easy reach. AS for the deer, it
looks on the lion with calm, unfiinch-
ing eye.
The mounting has been very well
done, the experts say, and the exhibit
is considered the prize of the museum.
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The CITY CHURCHES.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

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Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's Day" at Central Union church.
At the regular hour for the morning
service, eleven o'clock, the follow
ing program will be presented:
Organ prelude.
DoXology.
Prayer by Superintendent William
A. Bowen.
The Twenty-third Psalm in unison.
Baptism of children
Reading the Cradle Roll. by the
assistant minister.
The Bells Call to Church. by the
Sunbeam class.
I. 1.-THE Day Is Thine and the
Night also is Thine" (c) Twinkle;
| (b) Lovely Moon; (e) God our
Father Made the Night.
II. "The Earth is Full of Gods
Creatures" God our Father made
bees, birds and butterflies.
! III "Give thanks unto the Lord,
for He is good" Father, we thank
Thee.
a ''Recognition of the children of the
Church.
J Song by the Primary Department.
REGULATIONS: "Children's Day." by
Raymond Scudder; 1--WE Welcome
You" by a class of boys; Let the
Children In" by Margaret D. Scud-
der"
Hymn-Church Hymnal No. 456.
Bible School songs No 226, stanzas /,
Q and 8.
REGULATIONS: what Do the Flow
ers Say" Miss Rachel Oleson's class;
"a Garland of Roses" Miss Peter
sons class
Graduation of the minister's class.
Offertory solo, 81 Will Extol Thee,
Miss Edith Rosslyn Collais.
Childen's Day talk, by the minister,
Hymn-Church Hymnal 1854, stan
zas 1 and 2. Bible School songs 2O4,
istanzas 1 and 4.
Benediction, by the assistant min
lister.
Organ postlude.
The following boys and girls, hav
ing completed the course of lessons
given by DR.. Scudder during the
year, will be presented with Ger
tificates:
Florence Gladys Auerbach. Arthur
William Brown, Donald Stone Brown
Bernard Hopper Damon, Ida MAY
Downward, Robert Sanderson Horne
Catherine Levers Kerr, Aulay Johr
Macaulay, Frank Oteiz, Alexander
Small, Mary Ellen Caroline Thomp
son.
The Bible school will meet at ten
thirty, all scholars meeting with thei
respective teachers, and afterward
marching into the main auditorium
= where the exercises of the mornin
will be held.
The Mems League Bible class vii
hold its closing session for the. pres
: ent season in the church parlor fror
ten to eleven. The assistant minis
ter who has charge of this class
u will give a brief summary OF tn
: years work. and then take up ]
Il closing the ''Teachings OF Jesus"
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regard to the Industrial Order.
The Kakaako Christian Endeavor
Society will be in charge of the
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
Parish house. at six-thirty. All young
people invited to attend.
At the evening service, seven
thirty, the Rev. William G. Merritt,
who has been conducting. Sunday
School Institute in the city during
the past week, will deliver an ad-
dress on "The New Earth" The
music at this evening service will be
exceptionally fine. This will be the
last service at which the full choff
will be present for some time.
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SACHS ATTRACTION FOR THE
WEEK.

Some very handsome gowns are De-
ing shown at Sachs this week and
colored embroidery. Shirtwaists win
colorfed embroidery. Shirtwaists with
Kimono sleeve and dutch neck.
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r. CHRISTIAN OK uRcH.
King and Alakea Streets.

DdVIu OdIy TVI0IsI N-IHIsI5I' =
Those who failed to. attend the
Sunday school meetings held this
week in the Parish house of the Cen
trail Union church, conducted by Mr.
W. c. Merritt, missed a real BLESSING.
For the past fourteen years Mr.. Me-
rift has devoted himself entirely TO
the study of and labor in the great
Sunday school field. and richly sun
piled with the latest and best to
help Sunday school workers. His adj
dress Wednesday evening on The