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MRS. Hustled DEAD.

Mrs. James d. Hustled of Dem
yer, wife of the president of the
Ruby Lee Reservoir company,
operating north of Fruita. died
in Denver yesterday. Mr. Hus-
ted is well known here. and his
wife was also known to many
local people. She died after a
lingering illness.
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FREIGHT RATES ARE LOWERED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. May "a readjust-
ment of the freight rates on coal from
Wyoming to destinations throughout
the middle west was directed by the
interstate commerce commission to-
day in several cases brought by the
Sheridan CWyo) Chamber of Com
merce and railroads. The opinion
suggested certain reductions and
equahzing differentials.
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COMMEMORATE CENTURY OF
ANGLO AMERICAN PEACE

Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo. May 3.-"A Cen
tury of Anglc-American Peace" was
the general topic at the 4th American
Peace Congress today. The speakers
included several prominent officials
OF the Canadian government.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Ph.adelnhia. Pa. May S.-Japan-
ese students of the University OF
Pennsylvania. who were to have APP
peared in a 'swcrd' dance at the
Central Y. NJ c. A. last night, de-
clined to give an exhibition because
they might prejudice the Americans
against our race They substituted
jiu jitsu exhibition.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Sacramento. Cal, May S.-It is ex-
pected that Governor Johnson will
have in his hands tonight the anti
alien land bin barring Japanese and
other aliens ineligible to citizenship
from the soil of California. He has
agreed to delay signing the measure
until an opportunity is given for
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tongue can affirm absolute obedience
In thought and word as we'll as deed >
Every mouth Is stopped world Is
guilty. The need OF Savior Is i'm
Derative. n IS affirmed that tho
second commandment Il a deathblOw
10 art. Either ignorance OF the fact
that. in spit OF the commandment.
Moses went on at Divine command.
and cast brazen oxen and golden
cherubim. or insincerity In putting a
meaning upon the commandment
which the Hebrews did not attach 10
a. Ignorance or insincerity, These
are the horns OF the dilemma
That was a very old saw at best. Even
Calvin In his day said There IL no
necessity 10 refute what some have
fOolishly imagined. that sculpture and
painting ~ every kind are condemned
here" Modern inhdellty II. ~ .
large extent. a galvanizing ~ ancient
and effete objections The second
comma ndrnent is merely the prohibit
tion 81 images as objects NJ worship
The two tables ot twenty seven
by eighteen inches each. and cnEraven
upon both sides. would esaily contain
tho one hundred and seventy-two He
brew words IN the DocalOgue a man
could readily carry stnnes - that size.
and they would m iuto the ark - the
convent as its proportions arc general
~ estimated .. There vas no "a
WORTH m Oh the election % Israel The
Divine purpose. Ne declared on Mount
Sinai. vac ~ make % them n king
dom ~ priests Tho nation. az such.
had religious function ~ perform
toward the whole race They had an
advantage over surrounding nations.
because ~ them were committed th~
oracleq ~ God. chief NJ which VS.
the hope ~ n Messiah 1{ut they held
those truths in trust FOR tho whole
rae" They were Code almonerq
Added advantage brought also addsa
accountability Moses scaling tho
natural staircase % Sinai lost 10 view
Dr. tho cloud which onvel0ped the d.
vino presence. and coming again with
assurances ~ Code favor toward his
people. o. "a striking type ~ the Media
Tor ~ the now covenant
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the seventy languages then extan.
and extended thus audibly over the
whole earth. That. OF course. is nc
ton. But that the Decalogue Is the
cradle OF all codes is fact. II is
OF comparatively small moment how
we divide the law, whether with Philo
Into two pentads. or with Augustine
into three and seven. God was deal
ing with a race in its childhood. and
their digits were evidently intended
10 help them remember the tenfold
law. They could keep and count the
Decalogue on their fingers. One
table Is commonly believed to have
contained the laws which express
mans duty 10 God. the other his duty
toward his fellows. The first con-
tanned the commandments respecting
Cd other Gods. (2) images. CD the
name OF God. a. the Sabbath The
second "a parents. % murder. 60
adultery, 90 stealing. 90 false wit
ness. (6) COyetousness. In this
vast audience chamber. the natural
sublimity of which had been inde-
scribably enhanced by this supernaI
scene. the whole nation tarried for
eleven months. as IL in constitutional
assembly. until the fundamental prin.
ciples of the Decalogue had been
drawn out in particular statutes. ethi-
cal. sacerdotal. judicial and civil.
Then at length the movable common
wealth. the pilgrim nation. took up
Its march. compacted and defended
by such an ethico-religious constitu-
ton as had never been dreamed or
before
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THE TEN COMMANDMENTS PARTL1
(THE STORY.)

The Matterhorn Is one OF the Alps,
OF course: but IL has its own striking
personality, rising like an obelisk.
with sides too sheer to hold the snow
which crowns its neIghbors. The Dec
alogue is part of the Bible. OF course:
but among these hills OF truth IL rises
with an individuality all its own. Part
OF the Bible. yet: but strangely dis
tinct from II. Like the Matterhorn,
Il must needs catch the eye OF the
most cursory and superficial reader
II can not be hid. II is the best anu
most widely known of any part OF the
Old Testament at least. II not of the
entire Scripture COMPREHENSIVE
ness is the characteristics OF this
unique ethical code. The command
ment is exceedingly broad II Is a
miracle in words that such a number
and variety OF duties could be includ-
ed In terms so brief. That is the
power and utility OF IL. The number
OF them is in itself an aid TO memory
The commandments can be counted
on the fingers. They are ten word g"
one for each digit. Then Ten
words formed in the air by the power
OF God. and distinctly heard, under
stood and agreed to by the whole ma
ton, are the basic principles ilom
which all human codes have since
been developed. Like the steel frame
~hich holds towering modern struc-
ture together. the Ten Command
ments are the inside framework OF so
ciety. There Is an old tradition OF the
Tabbis which affirins that God spoke
IN tongue that divided Itself into
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THE TEACHER'S LANTERN.

These ten laws Moses formerly en-.
graved on tables
vi stone; but do thou engrave them
on thy heart.
Thou shalt not know another God.
49, since worship belongs to me:
Thou shalt not make a vain statue a
Hfeless image.
Thou shalt not call on the great God
Keep all sabbaths. the sublime and
shadow
Happy he Who renders to his parents
Flee The crime OF murder. and OF a for
eign
BED. evil.minded. theft and witness
raise, and the desire OF another's. the
seed % death
Gregory Nazianzen'a Vsrsifcation
The law was "boy-leader." the
slave whose task q was 20 take tho
children 10 the tutor II f. holy. inst
ana good. but IL also n revelation 10
man ~ his own inveterate sinfulnes,
~ strikes all excuses dead upon the
sinners lips. n cries. DO but NJ
NE same time di-closGs 20 himself
mans utter impotence. and leads him
~ sock n plying eve. delivering
arm. The office % the Law 10 finely
depicted en- the Epistles 70 the no
mans and Ga'atlons How can a
consciously and confesaedlv Impa-.
f"ct morality bring perfect saliva.
fiou' Cause must be- sufficient 10 rro.
duce effect. get. What multitude.
seem content ~ remain under fha
law. with its ordinances ~ death. and
That too. whom grace. with ifa pff,
o. eternal life fee ~ freely proTored
Tho moral law IL a magnificent
salon. spacious enough 20 contain the
human rare Within 10 FOUR walls
81 everything really conducive 10 hu
man happiness and Advancement.
There God would have ne rfay Tho
walls are pierced uifh door varying
in fizn and conepicuousnesa n mat.
fera little whether mrn goes out
~ large door Or a small ono. mo
in plain view 0r some cIanfrstfno
chute. The question g.. has no gone
ou'' II 20. no a. n gorr beyond. q
trar9rrerr0r Tho law ia one If.v.
inR broken 90 a. mo point. he nse
broken The whole Law What mortal
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First Christian church-Rev. w. II.
Fields. pastor-The First Christian
church CONGREGATION worships at tho
Scottish Rite cathedral. corner Four
teenth and Byron streets. Services
Sunday. September Z; Bible school,
$3.50 a. m. r. p. Truxell. superintend-
ent; communion. 10:45 a. m; preach
Ing, IL a. m; Y. =. s. G. T., 6:45 a.
m. Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ings at 1:45 in the Second Presby-
terrain church. corner Twentieth and
Market streets
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LECTURE SUNDAY
Evangelist r. n. Barber, Of New
York City, Will Speak in Court
Thester Tomorrow.

The Second Coming OF Christ" is
the subject OF the free public lecture
10 be delivered at p. m. in the Court
theater Sunday. by Pastor X. II. Bar
Der. OF New York city The doors
will be opened free to all. and no col
lections will be lifted.
The speaker is said TO be a man
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St James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1409-l4II Chapline street.
Rev. a. w. Werder. pastor: Rev. VI.
ices and meetings during the week
will be: Sixteenth Sunday after
Irinity-9. 30 a. IN. Sunday school
and Bible classes English and Ger
mani; 1880 a. IN. German services:
Thursday evening. meeting of the
church council. on Sunday. Septem-
Der Fl. We celebrate our harvest
home festival All are cordially IN.
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chapel. Elm Grove. Rev. NJ. Steuer,
assistant pastor-The services ana
meetings during the week will be:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday school and Bible
class: Tuesday evening. teachers
meeting
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First Christian church. Elm Grove
Bible school and communion. 10 TO
1l:l5 Sunday morning: Christian I'm
deavor. Z p. m; preaching at s. Ev-
erybody welcome
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~ marked capabilities. Several
years ago he gave Up his secular EN-
ploNmcnt 10 engage In heralding the
ruspel. Since then ne has Travelled
FAR and wide. lecturing before tho
public lie has made the Second
Coming Of Christ" his special subject
Of study. and is said TO be familiar
with everything IN the scriptures on
this particular theme No fanciful de-
lusions. no rash conclusions. hut
straight practical truths from the
Bible are his basis Of argument.
fcrvirrs during the week will be- 49, fui
love. sixteenth sunday after Tririf
sept ffh. 1919 500 o. no holy con-.
HhNl"n. 100" N fu second rrirhrHf fHfr
arH sermon rs SUNDAY school. g
Q u ming payer and address. ~
lar. a. EIm Grove. Tho choir Will be
present. o. the 1880 service. which
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Elgwood and Warwood Lutheran
Missions There will be preaching in
IN" town hall. EdgwoOd. by Rev s.
Adams. Sunday morning at 1879.
Preaching in the new school house
WarwOod. in the evening at As. The
public is most cordially invited TO ali
these services Sunday school at
Edgwood and Warwood at > 80 in the
afternoon.
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EyAngelistic meetings Will be held
al Fulton VI f. church SUNDAY, sep
TENDER 9TH. beginning at O'Clock with
a prayer and praise service. Chill
dren.s meeting at = n. n, which viii
De the greatest meeting for children
ever held I'm this community. Preach.
Ing service at 1890 a. m Sunday
hchool al p. m. Preaching Al 3 D.
IN. Young peoples me citing az Gas n.
m. Song service 1T 1:45 D. m and
preaching at 10. A free Will Offering
fashioned congregational singing. Rev
II. O. Tegarden will preach al each
service.
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How to Get
Rid Of Eczema

n you bruise your hand. you viii no.
tce that q scab forms. and when ~
falls on. new skin has formed pld
ealve DO ST. MOI skin o. the same a.
muscle. bone. sincw. lgamcnt All are
made from the blood. from the ma
terials that your stomach and fntcs-
tines convert from food into what we
call blood. And this blood circuistca
IN the myriad - tiny blood vessels In
the skin. start from your stomach.
where blood materials begin. and 10
won't be long before you are free of
ecHema Use 3. q 8 for a short time.
and not only viii eczema disappear.
but the entire blood will be renewed.
There n one ingredient IN q a a.
which serves the active purpose of
stimulating each cellular part % the
body g. the healthy. Judtcious selection
~ its own essential nutriment That
a. why 20 regencrates the blood supply.
Why % has such a tremendous influence
In overcoming eczema. rash. pimpica.
and an skin Affections
Oct bottle ~ 4 s. 90 any drug
store. ana you viii not only feel brieha
and energetic. but you will - the pie
ture ~ new life s. 8. a is prcnared
only In the laboratory % The swife
Specific Co. ts1 swift Bldg. Atlanta.
Ca beware % any attempt % sell you
aomethinE lust 80 EOod.-
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marks the beginning OF their next year.

German Methodist church. Chapline
street opposite High school. Rev. +. \.
Sf'eckman- pastor. Sunday school AZ
"l5 Cd. M. Mr. A. = MetEner, supsriu-
tendent. Morning service. In German al
10 30 Mr.. kronenW will deliver the
sermon. Evening service In English. at
t.45 D. m. Mr. r. ~ Guenther. OF Chi
CaEo but a. present a student OF BereA
college. tll have charge Of the service
aud deliver tho sermon
"wednesday eNcriuc. &C 90 o m thu
usual PRAYER service after which thu
Ladies Ala society will hold \ meeting
All members are requested 60 be pres
sut.
The postal savings bank has had
the effect % decreasing the amounts
heretofore sent abroad
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Christians have been more or less
puzzled.
Pastor Barber uses no fanciful de-
lusions. nor rash conclusions; but
straight practicable truths from the
Bible. which Is his basis of argu.
ment. Admission is free and no cot
lections are taken up.
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3 eAN'i AVN
Emmanuel Baptist church. 22Ss Eon
| street Arden Is Miller. pastor sun
I day school az 9-fJ a. m This Is rally
| dcv and We desire tho presence OF
every scholar: special program.
Morning preaching az II O'Clock rot
d lowed BY the Lords supper: evening
Z preaching service IT as. subJeCt.
The Requirement % the Lord 90
! Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
/ % q. Cottage prayer meeting On
! Friday evening at o'clock The
monthly business meeting Of the Ba-
/ racI class will be held al the home
/ 81 Nj J. Plants. 40 Twenty-ninth
, street. Thursday evening
St Paurs Evangelical church Thir.
. iF."irhth and Wood streets. August &.
kasche. pastOr-SorN vices FOR SUNDAY
/ September eth sunday Bible school
~ o. q. IN: German services al
I go q. M. Ladies' Aid Society at
go r m.
Warwood Christian church. corner
RIrlIaud avenue and Seventeenth
street Services next Lords day ~
U-u7l Bible school al sf5 a ~.
/ sharp. preaching and communion AZ
J." o. M. preaching az > p. M:
REGULAR midwcek prayer meeting
Wednesday evening AZ s. The above
services VIII be- IN charge Of Prot.
J. Lee Parry. Of Bethany, " Va
strangers welcome
warvood Presbyterian church.
Twentieth street. near Main. Edgar
IS Day. pastor sabbath school a.
80 q. m. y a. Moore. superintend-
b or. morning worship az To- f5. Chris
fiHn End'4vor meeting a. p m
evening worship 90 s.. prayer
m'. 'ine Wednesday AZ a. The fan
fr. rIlniOn service will be- held on
'p.uhei 81 at DO a. a 90.
$50 Matthews Lutheran church. ~
Water street. Bonwo0d. " Va. Rev
60 D llriu. pastor. Tho services and
mn. f'u.t during tho week will D.,
sixteenth sunday after Trinity y 3n
w Sunday school and Bible class
Tor adulfs. 30 800 r m. preaching
services in The English language.
Tu'aday evening a. O'Clock. sun.
day school teacher instruction
meeting. Thurrlay evening. regular
meeting of tho vcstry The regular
sunday evening services will begin
two weeks from sunday
Second Presbyterian church. cor
NOT Market and Twentieth streets.
Irr. Thomas kooutz. - - pastor
Services nt DO 900 "a m and 30 p
w Sabbath school az 2 30 a m
Christian Fudcavor meeting Al g.45
o. m.. prayer meeting "wednesday ~
1fr . m The pastor will preach
sabbath morning on Looking InND
I'.Is." Heb MI and On tho eve
r..E un Toni tatipu " The choir viii
.Irr tho following music Morning
service Anthem. Hail the Glorious
Morn U0nizrtu. oncrtory. ooh Lord
Thou Art Ny strength CHerceuse
from Iocelyn'1. godard Evening
service Anthem. GLORY 60 Cod in
/ fNc Highest" Tcrrolasi. onertory.
.iu.t IS Am unterme1zo from
] 'ttsnlfr'o Eustcan'D Maacagni
81 James Evangelical Lutheran
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The first OF a series Of Sabbath
evening services will be- held in the
Eighteenth street Memorial chapel on
sabbath evening. the lth inst. al
100 y. M On this first evening there
VIII be- some special music. with some
bright and short talks to the people.
All are welcome. Bring the children.
John McMaster will have charge Of
these services.
Triadelphia 81 Z. church Sunday
school. = 81 a. IN. ten minute sermon
TO the children. 10 A. a. m. Preaching
by the pastor. IL 81. m. EpWortn
league. 1:i5 p. m. preaching by pas
tor. y m. Special collection on su-
erintendents class. Good music AT
all services Every body cordially In.
yited Sunday school a. McGraw's
Run. p m. Preaching az p. III. ID.
L. Reid pastor.
St Paul's church. Martins Ferry.
Walnut street. near sixth Rev n l..
lladlcy minister IN charge sixteenth
sunday after Trinity--S 80 a. ~
celebration Of the holy communion
~ the Rev. Mr. StimsOn. Of Bcllaire.
. II a. IN. sunday school. 10 20 g.
M. morning prayer and sermon
The Price OF Safety" 20 . m
evensong and sermon. "Like-Mindec-
ness"
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Chapline and Thirteenth streets, Rev.
w. A. Cook. ID. d. sabbath
services viii be resumed at 1890 n
m and 1880 p. m. These services will
be held IN the lecture room until the
alterations OF the main auditorium are
completed. Sabbath school and Bible
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classes at 9:15 a. m. Memorial chapel
school, Eighteenth street, at 2:3O p.
m.
ST. Johns Ev. Prot. CONGREGATION.
pastor w. q. Ulfert-Next Sunday, ser
vices at 1880 and Sunday school at 3
a. m. No English evening service.
The re-dedication OF the newly deco
rated and renovated church. as well
as the nth anniversary OF the church.
will occur Sunday. September II. The
Revs. q. Schaer. OF Columbus: c.
Schmidt. CT McKeesport: w. Geese, of
Pittsburgh. and z. Preuss will par
ticipate In the exercises. Further an
nouncements during service.
First English Lutheran Church. IS
Sixteenth street. w s. Dysinger pas
tor. II Sixteenth street. The usual
worship the sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity at 1890 a: m. and 7:45 p. IN.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. The va
cation period is now over. and the eve
ming service will be resumed. Let ev-
erybody be faithfully at the post OF
duty. Everybody welcome.
First United Presbyterian church.
next door to postoffice. Rev. Chas. II.
Robinson. ID. D.. pastor-Regular ser
vices at 1O:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m,
with sermon by the pastor; Bible
classes for men and women. wednes-
day prayer service at 7:45 D. m. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
| to Join In these services.
Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. PC South Broadway. on the
Island. W. c. Hartinger. pastor-10 a
m. Sunday school; 1890 a. m, the
pastor will preach the first sermon OF
the series on The Model Prayer:
$50 p. m. Epworth league: 1880 D.
m. sermon. subject The Problem OF
Man-F1ight" Splendid inspirational
music by our vested choir. Come and
bring your friend.
| First Baptist church, Twelfth and
Byron streets. F. r. Brininstool, pas
| tor-The services of Sunday will be
especially delightful, the chorus hav-
ing arranged a musical treat for both
morning and evening. Bible school
9:15: morning worship TO- 80. followed
by the observance OF the Lords sup.
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Our Invitation.

10 all who mourn and need comfort
70 Al! who are weary and need rest-to
an VINO are friendless and want friend
ship-to all who are homeless and need
shelter-to all who pray and TO all who
q" not and who ought-to all who are In
SIN ana need. and whosoever wiil-this
church opens wide the door adm max.
free "A place. and In tho name Of the
Lord. says-WELCOAfE
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Wayman 4. VI. F. Church. Rev "
q. Davis. ID ID. pastor-Ouarterl
meeting day. a great day FOR the pc0
PIE or wheeling M Wayman s. " y
c On ? a. m. PRAYER meeting. lead
tT' brother Charles Farley. 1914. a
m sermon. The Majesty OF tho Con.
tclehce 1913 =. IN. class moeffur.
leaders. u. Davis. Charles Farley
Lohn Harris. 2:3O p. m.. Sunday
School' The Ten Commandment 30
TX. ". !. Lawyer r. J. Graham. Jr
superintendent. $50 %. d.. ..rmon
Rev J " White. ID ID OF 8eiIairo. % !.
j." p. M. Allen &. r League Ms
Mergaret Harris. president. o. % rn
celebration % tho Holy Communion 4.
sermon, The Three t'ucIcau spfr.f-"
And saw three u1cIean gpirifs ike
frogs come ouf % tho mouth az ft.
dragon. and out ~ the mouth al Nh.
beast and out % the mouth ~ tho
false prophet All are cordially in
vlted. '"
Tho First Spirituaiist Church viii
opfn their services iu tho OrF Sod
lows hall Sunday. September .fE ~
go .. m. Children's prorr.sa,tr g.
cenm NJ 1890 a. ~. Rev o. W Dlv.
come
Third Presbyterian Church. Thirty.
slEhtn ana Jacob streets. = T. Iaveu.
berEer. p1F'or--Tie regular .ef.ir.s
VIII be held Sabbath. carfer.l.- -tb
Preaching ~ 10 a. m and s.Hl ID 3D..
and sabbath school az q. 90 "a ru NJ.
kinzley. ~ Calcutta. India. who d.
. been missionary ~ that place fr-
some time. VIII sneak a. fhe cycn.r.
service
Chapline street " r church ..Is
Chapllne street. Z q Meredith r14
tOr-W worship on Sunday % tu 800 -
~ and Z 30 . m Rev a 70 BENNETT
or MoundEvllle. VIII preach ir Tho
morning and tho evening sermon VIII
Dc delivered by tho pastor. SUNDAY
school ~ a. p fu. Sheldon ro..rh
superintendent Prayer rrrffrr Woe.
negdav evening ~ 100 8 corriat
welcome % all
Flrst Church % Christ fsrI,1fief
% " " auditorium rrIp trsr.
line street Service sunday o. 10 3D.
m subject ~ lesson Man " -ur..-v
school a. 10 q u Wedrcrdav fn.+f
Wonial meeting az D. m. f4mr 1r.
dress Reading room orrn daily sr
cept Sundays AMI holiday. from D.
noon 20 p m.. alro nm SATURDAY
evening" from fo o. O'Clock Tr.
public g. invi 81 to Welt ON -oae.~.
room. No iftq rt4piiro street ami
attend our services
Christians ~ 600 f.nomirauons arc
cordially Invited f0 como and ra4r
Evangelist " ~ fiarhrr. ~ Sew 4or.
city. sunday afternoon af r o.riorF.
al fhn Court fistfat Tho .nratrr BIZ
said to bo fIar ~ marked rarabri
'ieo. 70 public orator and % lecturer ~
note
Nrrh interest rar boon aroused cv.
erF hfro pastor iiarhnr haa lecturer
which lTH boon ir nearly rtorv LARGO
civ fhrol bout fhn United States and
canada lI. subject. 'Thr Second
Comm. ~ thrI.f- Iaa L.ru rHHn re-
special study Hrf much .trInfurr if
r'fnrrri f1 iu h's ma.frrIv adore.
This o. subject upon which an