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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
DemncratS HuStlc.

y. J. Stewart, II. C. Luud and John
Halverson addressed a large Democratic
gathering at East Mill Creek last night,
J. RI. Nozzle. Charles England l.. r. Mar
tIncau and Simon Bamberger were
speakers al well-attended Democratic
rally last night at the Twentieth ward
lyuIisrulGnt hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
New Worker OH Ground

Monte Roberts formerly court reporter
Of the Seventh Judicial district OF Jt1h'
more recently court reporter I'm the Fifth
judicial district OF Idaho, has resigned his
Idaho position and is now a member or
the headquarters staff OF the Democratic
state committee OF Utah. Mr.. Roberts
will locate permanently in this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
To Capital Sunday.

BEVERLY. Mass. Oct 22.-President
Taft will return to Washington for the
winter next Sunday. IL was announced to-
day by White house officials. Mrs. Taft
and Miss Helen Taft Will remain at Bev-
crly until November {, when the presl-
the winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
To Entertain Candidates.

The Democratic candidates for county
Offices will be the hosts at an elaborate
reception 20 be given tonight at the
Democratic county headquarters. T, F.
Thomas, Democratic county chairman
declares that the meeting Will be In the
nature OF ratification Of the election
which he declares is as good as wou for
his candidates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
On the Ballot.

LINCOLN. Ncb. Oct. 22.-Thc state
supreme court today affirmed tho ruling
OF the district court which held that the
nominees Of the Progressive party were
entitled 10 "A place on the ballot at the
general election next month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Ladies' Rally TODAY.

The Ladies Democratic club will hold
n meeting this afternoon at the Demo
cratic county Headquarters, To which al
women of the city have been Invited
The meeting Will be addressed by Simon
Bamherger, John f. Tobin aud Alice Mer-
rill Uorne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
College League In Contest.

The Woodrow Wilson College Mems
league of Utah will open headquarters
today on moor A at the Kenyon hotel,
The league plans 20 take an active part
In the campaign for Wilson in this state
from now on until election day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Describes Sugar Wars

NEW YORK Oct, 22.-"Wars" among
sugar companies for the control OF large
interests and the regulation of prices In
this country from 1876 to 1891 were de-
scribed at length today by c. August
Spreckels, president OF the Federal Sugar
company. who was q witness in the
hearing OF the federal suit to dissolve
the so-called sugar trust"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Ward Workers Meet.

Twenty FIVE Progressive workers OF the
Second ward met at Progressive head
quarters at the Wilson last night. The
workers OF the Fourth and Fifth wards
will meet at headquarters tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
.'Old LineF Rally.

Republicans OF Forest Dale held rally
last night at THE Old Farm house.
ROYAL R. Young was chairman OF the
meeting. Others who spoke were Judge
u E. Frick. Il. l.. Judd and NJ. A Breed :
en-, Jr. The Spry seNtctte and the Re
publican club drum corps furnished mu-
sic. Among the Republican candidates
present were Andrew Smith, Jr.. w. \.
Leatham Clarence NJ. Cannon and Charles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Women Open Headquarters.

The Democratic women Yesterday
opened their tea room al parlor A-6.
the Kenyon, and received a large num-
her OF lady callers during tho day. Mrs.
o L. Groshell and Mrs ]. " String
fellow were In charge OF the ladies' head
quarters YESTERDAY. Daily receptions will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

living In that district You will recall
that In that election. which was city
first on the machine, the Socialist Fc"-
ond and tho Republican third. The year
before when county election was he'd,
the Republican ticket was nrst the So
Ctalist ticket second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
To Join President.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2g.-Sccre,sry
Knox left Washington today for New
York. 10 go 10 Beverly 10 Join President
Taft IN an automobile tour OF New Eng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Easy to Go Wrong.

There are four levers on each party
ticket for presidential electors After
pulling his party lever. which lowers the
levers OF the four electoral candidates Of
his party. the voter may push UP all four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Hewlett sLune|
Steel Cut, Frie|
Roasted CoffI
and carefully compare it vi.h i,
fee they have been using. n
FREE coupons for RoGrps,
silverware in EVERY PACRAn,
FATALLY SHOOTS uu
TELEPHONES TO POI

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. .,
killed my wife, said vo,cs ~
phone at police hssdqua rts, @ =
You'd better come get me in'
before ] Kill myself" 81 ~
given the police found MIS-
rier lying dead on the kIi.tuuet
George. her husband, told ibs s9 rs
his wife had attacked him in
resulting from typhoid fevsy
knife and a pistol. and that IN ~
her in self-defense. ~
AS the woman lay on the A.
husband says she told him; w
We'll, George, you better min
So he shot her sgsin.
Curr.er was formerly an inma,s .
Napa insane asylum,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
THE MORNING. OCTOBER 25 1912

be held by the ladies from now until
election day a large reception paIloT
adioins the tea room and plans are De
INK made for daily addresses 10 the
ladies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
VOTING MACHINES
STRONGLY OPPOSED
(Continued From Page one.)

which must necessarily result from the
length Of the ballot and multiplicity OF
candidates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
No Witnesses Exam

No Witnesses Examined
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.--No MI.
were examined today by tho sebais'
mIttee investigating campaign esss
lions. The members met In eTecufir.
sion and II was announced that = -
OF witnesses had been subpoenae8 4.
morrow. f1-i 7
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

for &%igbenbapn. Sen iamme Sp-
f%ottelie far ieg / porie bprt frem-
fat fra or6en @i0e, og mine egne
@rforinger goar / iamme &etning.
vSftoberloben" al 1906 lpnes !
Set ltore og bele at bope pirfet TIL
frelsltillcnbe, og ben oprinoeltge
Mo0itono moo SEN er ga oglao be6
at tobe fig. Nolitiinipeftdr @cbepe=
Iern=2orien for me0oelt mig, at Sill
ltonben pao &iebenboons Sober life
CT hlcpen nprre UNDER 2oDen emo
fpr Sen Sio, og Observation-Disclosures
ct jo / Set bele taget fife llem. Soa
ct Berlin m1ange @onge pGrre; Set
CT bit foreprigt Sen perlte | oen
&etning 49,.
Mcn ri fommer bel bort fra BET
egentlige @mne," afbrp6er ST.
|Sberp fig ielb. "SSeg pil oo til min
|8eflogelle at, at for faa 11nge Ei=
ger ieaer Dor @iitono, fereno Sc
REFER u6, fpje Ell fraftig s(ppel til
|6em ONT at gipre Set / Tremtioe1.
sS1,gel1 mig Hige bpr toge &laos /
l1olon0et, f6reno b1tn bar roaof6rt
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|ifjnle Jig UNDER Sc uifploigite Eil=
bn6.
@nobi0ere por Set allifeligt, ON
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mere mes Bengemi0lcr. &i bar /
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Star bar ri nllere0e foretoget ca.
1850 ltn%6eridgelier og fomn1cr nof /
alt op poo ca. 400. 80"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
kjahrnhaum.
9cn fgl. &urcelrnsfabrif p1

9cn f9l. &orcelrnsfabrif p9 flere
orre flint tilpo11ltriellc &irflpmbcoer
bor MI gipet Eiliagn ONT 9%eltugelle
/ Sen itorc l1oltillirg nGltc Nnr /
Mnleonin1 al 2on0sfronas 500
Mors &>lbilrlln1. Gann1arf nil fao
en- lrrlig flnrltinoultriel Mfoclin9.
81 baarli9c Siocr. Oct %forlp0er,
at life n1il1ore cn0 tolp fpbcllhapll=
lfc Sogfprcrc bor mclot Jig hos
Eroflriit 2ouis Goroolo tor at title
li0 iii GisMlitipn nrco @cnhllf poa
Sen fplnlncl1oc ErpceOllrc mcO &olll=
m%erjrnfcr u. s. Moole, cftcr at Or
Change Cos il,rioiife &onll1lcllt.
Sperrctslagfercr g. g. Solonlo1ls
len, far mclot Jig ira 9eltillilAe11.
s 5unobco = Set n1ao prrc
boarligc Giber for Sugtorcrltor1o,m
bcrnprfcr gfotionalttoenoe".
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reg poa Spnoerbrocs Tbeatcr / Sip
benbopn, ipnges fblgenoc 5troter
ON Gnropio=Mffrrcn:
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&ooclfritt, of ia,
11nar ban taler mcb Seem s)ort, CT
Set 1ottcre,1 beo SiOen a..
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gamlc ltaor til Scar.
SON ringer %ltaoiapGf Sen firre
gomlc 6a'r.
@bor CT min 5onia?
SUN ct life / Selefonia.
Sum CT poo 8anopttfonia.
ST ser noget onot / set?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
for belle Tamilien.

@n pasienoe Dmior9 for og a8ebanbunsen al 6oropiljesoraanerne er ntopeno a
for Sunobebens'O pretbooeqe. 9pis lite Wopefumtionen booes reaelmes1o 5un
at be operfpoige 6toHer % 9H9e @asarter uokbea rgelmes]Mt, enery 1otureus
Beitemnele, sr @lenbisbeo og upasieisbeb, ohe hBt af en olpori9 @paoom, ben
(e 5p@e Sr. %. $. Gabmel, Ell bel tenbt Siege ion bar sjrt Wapen, Snoooz
ene % Seuripeoomnne til fit ipecale @tubium benpeo trebipe Mr, Tiger at for
ltoppele e ouette onfparlis for be fene @psoomme. "1or at opbepe en- laaban Sill
tano pa beofe NRaaoe uben &rompe eMr @merter foretriper ST. galonen en-
Sanoins al iimple aHprenoe urter meo @epdn, Maurens eeet 5orDpjeHesltof, Der
ct benot pm ST. gaomelps @prup @epfn os anbefatet # leoenbe 2aaer % ao=
tbetee ooeralt Npotbetrne felser bet for bantreInosppe Gents Nlonen, mmns
en- fprre SLATE, Der inbeboloer mere emo bobbdt iaa ne8et toaer en Solar.
9ette iimpe os trDs9e aRiobel, or ptrhr burist os h, renter Snouooene for
alt urent, s1t9t Sper1os uben at forfprre 9efen al 5obpeQnslppenet bjelper
5orbpjeien o8rDrter 9Raoens, 2epGens % Snbooleenes naturliee @oner, 5ooot oB<
Sr9aner iern uhptet fan uorette oeres NrbeIoe. @n 9oIs al @prup 9epln u1
burh9 opbeoe ben oppuieoe, tun8e 6ornemmeHe, og De mebfplqenoe Smerter %
upaslei9beo, lee Saoebpinen, % 9ienoprete o8 peolseboloe @unobeoen. @ipb EN-
TlaNe bs 9ens Npotbder, eukr fp til 81. IS. s.. Galomel 500 gsoshinotou Ct.
aRontcelo, Sunos, eer Ell fri Brsoe. 9otoun uu mo @lpbe leuoe bet poo 9<
rs 6oransenoe.
ST. galopeps sDrup 4epfn, enofpnt m(o % bebagi9, o9 tre at bupte
for 8prn Susen, er Zig: ioo prtnnssfulo paa ben nQrhte &onaituton, q er ct
@iooel afpasiet til belle 6amdiens Bebop, fra 8arnoom til Mloeroom. Set buoe
boloes snbper 1amiies aRebicinsetmme, farois for Brus Deb bet mte 9ean eoa
uorben Meapen, Snouoloene eMr 9eperu.
Geo at uorenle Snopobene os Dernc urenbeberne, lm unoeuioen iruterer %
letter Betenbelie gelepepet bill @prup &eptn bunst upbape De aMo meofp1<
senoe imerteiure ubtpmmeier, Der Alminbelsbo fables 9iarrbt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
@frnr.

Gn nng Eiec fra @aginoien far
ifplgc ~Nui tpeo IiOer1oc" n1elot Jig
lom Glen pou &rrebopc 9usn1a1oss
lfole. SUM- or / i'm &jelnltapn Die,
ben forloDct mco Ell llng 9an1fer,
og III f9lger G,n mes bom til Set
foloc Noroel.
&aptiiterncs rloitc paa Gpofpn>
fDp. Sneofcrmelter / Gl1re $. N. Ye=
ter len, CT, ifplgc ~Tpus &enitre=
bloo", opo, 81 Nor ganrmel. 6or
60 @ar iiben ltifteoe Fan @optijt=
me1igbeoen Sure, og bo1 por 6or=
ltal1oer for Ben in0til lin 9po.
9aemarfciten / @ingitcb, iom
blcp l1oiat / N%nleoning al &ongcns
9pb, blcp afbolot Sen 81. N11g.
Soften inoleocoes meo Yrroiten
ct. 9erots Strife al @ilfop Sltcr-
felo, ON @ftermio0agcn tolte t@9i=
1folefprltaroer Yol1l @ouien ONT
Gron1lil1g 0og1l1or, o9 tilliOlt lan9
fgl. Sf1tclpiller Sernoorff 6olfepi=
Ter.
Euclicr paa &urn9ulm. s Oiio=
ten al September Moanco afboloeS
Ell ltprre Epelir poa 9%ornbolme
ncllen @orn6olms &gbnings SOP
folfsbotoillon og Mptterel faoron og
lite Megimc1ts to Decentralization
ncr: lite og 21oc Battalion. Mlt.
ligpis lful Scr oglao 0eltagc en- 9e(
al @lliorrcgimcntet. Tor1oen @re
rer,s Nfoclingcr pil Ser efter iiffert
6nrlpOenoc blipc gipct 2cjligbe0 til.
at Mf0eli11ger ira vMaOcmilf Sfpttc=
forps" oa "&orpS @eitenbol5" fo1t
oeltagc / Npclierne.
ZrclCrnc pi( 6lipc lcoct al lite
@rnerolfprnnrollop. &ubnil1gen bill
blipe fprt al Obcrlt al Hcl crpcn $.
9. Yeterien.
&iot AT CIT @ngurm. Gen ifjpr
itiitcoc ~Noturbiltorilf Screening for
Sirllu10", lpm orlcntliglt bcltoar
al 2Grcre, far nplig forctngct &1 no,
tl1rhiltorilf @fsfllrlion / &pNccglcl,
bbor Sc 5oplogilf interesicrcoe 2r,
rerc far gjort flerc i1tercSlo1tc
Sumo, bl. a.. al ljrlOnc CONNER
fl1glelarper. S6urigt lfete Ser set
fic0eliac llbclo pc6 &pge Nos, at CIT
ing 2nrer Nnlen fra &arrebrfS=
min6e bleb bi6t al Ell @ltgorm, iom
ban troe6e bar en- 5nog og oerfor
roltgt tog op me0 Saal1oel1.
@ioet bar ioo fraftiat, at Saanoen
1trafs io1tlmeoc op> oa bon ioatc
ioo burtigt ipn1 mtligt 9r-
gebjrlp. 2Ggct / &pgc uilbs oog
life tro> set bar @llgprmebio, oa
oisle Ours gfsiitens pao &pge Mas
biotil far peret beltriot. S 2g6ct
II 9oae1 iprlmeoe Soon0en og Or
men oog ioa l1bpgaeligt op, at Ell
1noen 2Gae blep tilfolot. @r. Sen
en- fif MI Ben npopel,6igc Moogift
g Snoiprbitning. og Scr ipnes at
'prc Sc beblte l%1oiigtcr til, at ban
ommer ODER Set farlige @i0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
6rpfei Sircftpr @crSa G6riitu=

oN~
pgericn bar forleOen / &olOing for at
lpnge, % Ell Mlmeloer fra vTolfe=
blaoet" lfrep / Den %slnle0ning, at
FUN ifl1loe afboloe Jig fra at ipnge
~@rplure &ro1le" og lignen0c vYip<
fl1gletin9", set flGOtc ben0c fife.
Gn bpio &alfefjole og el1 file for
0ringslps tort @at on1lfo6te life CIT
fg0t Hrimooonna=5ppc.
@ettc far 1Srpfcn Gbriltopbcrie1l
tagct meget i(oe op og far / ct Yreu
til &urten / rWorienlltrl0" leuOt en-
Gel Splpsl1inger, lom fremlrttes /
rTplfeblooet".
6rpfe11eu lfripgr, at blll bar Set
famine &oltl1me lom / &riltionia, Ell
bnono6ro0crct @otilt=&jolc, en- 800
Sci fra @ien, til 100 &r., % en-
M'o0elbat fra Yuris iii $50 &r..
ct jopallif Sjal til $50 &r., lorte
2afltppler fra Stocfbolm til 50&r.,
|lamt longe forte Mubon0lter til 6
&r. @nobi0ere op1pler blll1, at BUN
bar @olMpr9 for SEN afop0e &onge.
uNoltebluoet"s or1nc Mnmel0cr
CT naturliguis belt lan1ntet al Oenne
Recommendation og ipprgcr fin, ON
en- Notilt=&iolc life ct en- ga lfcfjole.
@nnbrcoaarsfcitcn / Sipoli. Gen
Bite N1gult par set iom tiOligere
omtolt 100 Mar, iioen Stiftcrs11 of
|Sipoli, @eorg Gorltenlel1, fpOtes, o9
Establishments arrangereoc / Sen
Nnle0ning en- ltprre Set.
Geltorrol1gemel1tet lf1lloc lprlig
gruppere Jig ont &l1nltnerplGnen,
bpor Ser otter Eegning al 9ireftpr
Nrne=Yetcri en rejites ct 5clupcl / alt-
|tif Still me0 0%oriifc 5pjlcr, joni
forbinMs ,neo 9lpmltcrgl1irlonOer
n1e0 %clcftril fe camper.
Gcttc ARRANGEMENT 0olu1cr &onl=
men I'M en- lillc Scllrc. poo Dpis
9a19run0 Scr fremltilles 2psbtl=
lcoer ira Sipolis fprlte Gage, og
lueopirfcl,Oc oil / 0otioens Tragter
illuitrcre Tolfelipct / SipoliS fdrlte
Eerio0c. Mon hop0r tilligc pao=
tG11ft at lobc Srfcltre11c ipillc l11tter
gan1lc Mclpoicr, men No gtoblisie=
mcntct til nnltc Nor fou fcirc To-
Nors Sll6ilrunr, gien1ner mol1 Nc11=
ne Sonfc til Nr6ilret.
Sipolis 0ireft1r cr c1 fog &C.
neral. Som pcb, at man life lfol
rllttc nrco Soccrne. Mmn pe0, bpoo
man far, men mar peo life, l)uoo
MON foar.
Gn Gprbpia=@iitoric. Set far
nGret r%ntalt, at sen Ul0re CORDOBA
1m0ertiocn / Metten for uOfolOet ct
betpoeligt Dramatic Sale1t> men
ser bar biotil life pnret 11ogct trent
ON, at ST.. Souls CORDOBA on=
iaa bar Ell lillc Morc lon1 0igtcr.
Set far ban in1iblertio, iclp ON bol1
fun gjer cit meact beife0en @rlg al
Sen.
GosSoia por ior ct Eor Aor lioen
roget uflor. meo cit al line Torret=
ningsforbinoelier, GcfielmGglcr 9.
5llbr (6en Slngs frnoe 10 ife / Cor
6oias fist ronifelige 8roncGe). Sc
mere 6lep Snbr 2iebbaper til ct
Mfoleri al Ia Gm1r, lom families
poa er al Gorooios l1bltiQinacr,
men Gorooia biloe iffe for 1rogcl1
Eris lGlgc Set til 5l1br. Denne
fit lao en- anben til at fig6e SIT til
fig, og ga Henaenc bar 6etalt, fit
CORDOBA @eifeo ON, at Rillcbet fill
be ien6es til 5nbr. Der bar life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

ST.. galbnel:-.
Sea sIaeebcs en- Narreffe at boarlig 5orbeielie
% FpritpppelIe n1eb ollie beres nlertper. iaa lom1 Snt11=
melteb. 3opebpine og alrinbeligtt Sloebefinbenoe.
Sea furIpafe Here Wtibler uben @efultat, %unbto9en en-
Hmi6lertibips sinbrine. Ser en sib iiben blee iss ar.'
befoIet GalblpeIps Sprnp 4epF1. o9 bet er mig et SDr<
nelcl1e at mebbele, at benne Mfeorin nit Silf9lbe bar
pift Tia at ptcre bet jeo tiltren9te. Seq bar brugt flere
TIa{fer u,eb bet bebite @e1,ltat. pg leg er o%perbeoiit
D11. at bet bill brin9e mig ben Sur leg nelttebe. Seq bill
altib bolbe bette oerbifulbe Mtbbel i nit 3us.
6 81 6BrenIen,
3644=3rb Mpe. CO.
MinneappliS, Minn.
81. GaIbpelI:-
Sat for Yrppen af @hrup Yepiin. Set ct ben beb=
Ite Webicin ieg no9enIinbe bar brl9t. Seq mao 9aa
treble WRil til ct Mpptbef.
Silia 8. 9%a9lano,
9reaneb. @neri9e.
9r. Galb1peu:-
Seq mubtog 9eres YrSpefla5fe al Sbrup 4epiin %
jes bar fipbt cit reeller sSlafte bet nermeIte 'Mpotbef;
Set nirfer ubmerfet, p9 jeg oil lite unbo9re bet nit
3us.
Yeter 9anien,
g.. s. 8. Nr. l. 8Dr 30.
8oelus, gteb.
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al1oct 'ot gjprc, &jpbel l1rnn1el1 por be-
tolt, men for at buplp Jig ifrep Cor
oola meo 9luafriot bag poo Bille,
oct:
la Gonr
g. Subr
Silnr.
Evening star., 1912-01-20
Metbooists to Debirate Cburcb
at Scat pleasant Ton1orrotn
Bishop Cranston to @resine ano the 5erbiee to Be
Beln at pm. promises to attrart Large
Attennanfe of 1oral 5fetbooists.

- EDICATORY services are TO be
A1ja held in the new Seat Pleasant,
Md, Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Bishop
Earl Cranston. resident Methodist bishop
in Washington, will preside. and will be
assisted by Rev. DIR. John w. r. Sum-
walt, district superintendent of the Wash
ington Methodist Episcopal churches; Rev.
E. P. Frye, the pastor. and other clergy
men OF the Washington district of the
Baltimore Methodist conference. It is
expected that large delegation from
this city will be in attendance on the
services.
The edifice is the latest addition to the
Washington district Methodist Episcopal
churches. and is located on the Chapel
road at the District line, and about two
squares from the Chesapeake Beach rail-
way station.
1t is built of pebble dash, and presents
a most attractive appearance, being
twenty-sx feet wide and forty feet in
depth and having seating capacity of
about 15O.
The history of the work dates back
about two years. At that time a num-
ber of Methodists of the section met in
nearby hall and planned to organize
congregation. Nothing was done in
the way of forming a permanent organi-
zatlon until about year ago, when Rev.
DIR. Sumwalt led in completing the ef-
fort, and Rev. Mr.. Frye was installed as
pastor. Various clergymen had i'm the
meantime addressed the assembly each
Sunday.
The pastor has been remarkably. sue
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even as we are one. in them and Thou
in me. that they may be made perfect in
one: and that the world may know that
Thou hast seen me. and hast loved them,
as Thou hast loved me-"
A notable and impressive thought is
found In the three companionships men,
toned In this prayer-that of the Son
with the Father before the world be-
here on earth-and that of His believers
with Him hereafter. Oh, the wonderful,
wonderful words of Christ; the boundless.
incomprehensible love manifested in this
prayer for all His erring disciples, ought
to win all hearts to His service.
Treasure these words that they may in
luence your lives in an ambition that is
indeed worth while: Neither pray / for
these alone. but for them also which shall
believe on me through their word,
Christ prayed on earth and is now inter-
ceding in heaven for those who shall be-
lieve on Him. through your word. Will
you fail to speak the word: fail to live
the life that is needed to bring men to
Christ's prayer is for himself-"Father, the
hour is come: glorify Thy Son. that Thy
Son also may glorify Thee" The five 9TH
er petitions are for His followers-that
may be one with Him in His glory; that
they may be sanctified in the truth; that
they may secure the conversion Of others.
and mat they may share His glory and
all the privileges of His exaltation.
Search the Scriptures for the founda-
ton upon which all your hopes, ambi-
tions and aspirations for usefulness are
to be built. Do not be misled by false
lights. AS the apes in the story. who,
finding a g!ow-worm on a very cold
night, took 1t for a spark Of fire and
heaped up sticks upon 1t to warm them
selves by. but all in vain. SO do not waste
time and labor about the mere sound
of words and obscure Scripture SEN
tences. Seek the true light. (which light
eth every man that cometh into the
world
Now. while this topic of Worth While
Ambitions" is in your minds, make ear
nest endeayor to decide wisely the ques-
ton "What am I to do with my life?''
Each life will have its shadows and
sunshine its smiles and tears Remem-
ber always that
1t is easy enough to be pleasant
When life flows by like u song;
But the man worth while is the one who will
smile
When everything goes dead wrong.
For the test Of the heart is trouble,
And 1t always comes with the. years:
And the smile that is worth the praises Of earth
Is the smile that shines through tears.
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Reb Dr. 00lillianrson of ST. gouis Qaill
Be principal 5peaker Of Aaen ano Religion
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known as one of the most brilliant men
and forceful speakers of his denomina-
ton.
Since the Inauguration Of the men and
religion forward movement DR.. Will
hanson has taken part in seventeen city
campaigns. including those in Seattle,
San Francisco, Winnipeg. Houston, Min
neapolis and st. Paul. His work in Mime
apolis. according to representatives OF
the movement, transformed the cam
paign there from failure to success. He
was prominent in the campaign in his
home city, and has addressed meetings
in the interest of the movement in many
cities of the Mississippi valley.
DR.. Williamson will address the min
listers of Washington at IL o'clock Wed
nesday morning, and will speak at the
mass meeting in Calvary. Church at ;
pm. Thursday he will be rendered a
dress Wednesday evening will be inspira-
tional in character.
Tomorrow morning and evening the
pastors of most of the churches in the
city will discuss the men and religion
forward movement. and church work
ers are making a special effort to round
up for one of the services every man in
the city who can possibly attend. The
aims and methods of the movement and
it's meaning to the 3.OOO.O0O men of
es will be taken up in detail, in order
to show conclusively the benefit that
Washington will derive from it If it is
carried through to success.
Special speakers have been provided at
many of the churches, among those who
will speak at morning services being Mr..
William knowles Cooper, at Calvary
Baptist Church; Mr.. H. d. Boyer, At
Mount Tabor NJ. f. Church; Mr.. Fred c.
Croxton. at Brookland M. E. Church;
Mr.. A. D. Sutherland. at Congress Street
Nj. Z. Church: Rev. DR.. j. w. r. Sum-
walt, at Foundry NJ. f. Church. and M.
Fred j. Nichols, at Washington Heiahts
Church. In the evening Mr.
G. w. r. Swartzell will speak at Ingram
Memorial Church; Mr.. Norton M. Little,