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Evening journal., 1913-09-20
THE GOLDEN CALF.

Exodus S2:is-2o, so-s5-Sept u.
Little children. keep yourselves from
idols John 5.2l
The Israeites experienced severe
trial of faith and obedience soon after
entering into covenant relationship with
God In this trial they failed utterly.
The Covenant was broken. However,
after furnishing them God graciously
renewed the Covenant with them.
The circumstances OF this testing are
a part Of this lesson. After the making
OF the Covenant. Moses, by Divine direc.
tion went up into Mt Sinai, taking
with him Joshua He was gone forty
days-a comparatively long period un-
der the circumstances. His prolonged
absence gave room for the cultivation
Of faith. patience and trust.
The lsraelites remembered the trying
experiences through which they had
passed. The Egyptians and slavery were
behind them; the Amalekites who had
already attacked them. might renew the
attack. What would they do in the
absence Of Moses. whose upheld hand.
had brought them Gods favor and vic
tory?
Here worldly wisdom came in, Aaron
the high priest Moses brother aud ~"o
resentative in leadership. was perplex
cd as TO how to keep the people iron
utter encouragement They seemed &
need a visible representative of God. Ap
parently they were unable to trust full,
to the God whom they could not sct
after His representative, Moses, wa
out OF sight
The leaders OF the people took coun
sci together and determined 20 make
representation OF jehovah an fnag
which the people could use as an instru
ment of worship We are not 10 SUI
pose that the Israelites recognized III
golden calf as their God Jehovah, bu
fused il merely as a symbol just a
the heathen use idols rs representation
Of their gods, and as some Christian
use the crucihx as a representation ,
Christ mot to worship. but merely I
assist faith and hold attention.
Today's lesson Stems clearly TO ind
cate that God was greatly displease
with their symbolical representation ,
Himself One of His commands to i
rael had been, Thou shalt not max
unto thee any craven image or an
likeness of God or of anything. 20 bo
down before it and worship 1t as
symbol or representation.
Making the Golden Calf.
We are not 10 suppose that the ca
was made of solid metal II is improl
able that all the iewery of the Israe
ties would have been enough 10 make
/ metal calf OF any size. The suppositic
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
Rally Day Sunday schooSpe Songs City Churches
OL0 IESEAi1ENI HINES

is that after the manner OF that time,
the calf was made Of either clay or
wood. and then covered with the molten
metal-the gold which had constituted
the peoples iewelry This in turn was
doubtless craven. or fooled. Having
made the idol, the people rejoiced in Il
as an evidence Of God in their midst.
They gave themselves up to a season
of feasting and dancing
This was the condition Of things az
the end Of the forty days spent by
Moses in the mount with God As he
came down from the mount with the
tables Of the Law, he heard the shouts
of the people, and then heheld them
worshipping the golden calf Moses was
angry lie was the mediator between
God and Israel the representative OF
both He had a right 70 be angry; fol
he was charged by God with the rcspon.
sibility OF that nation. and he realize,
that a serious crime against the Di
vine Covenant had been committed.
Moses dashed the tables of the Law
into fragments, Indicating that th'
Covenant had been broken. He wen
down to the people, angry with them
as Gods Representatives Armed will
u Divine authority. he let fall upol
them Just penalty for their rapid ret
repression into sin.
Then. rs the representative of Oh
people. Moses went 10 God in prayeI
and bcsought that. if the penalty q
this sin was the casting of Of his peo
pie. he might himself be blotted out in
stead. Such patriotism as Moses her
cvinced has surely not often been equal
led. II meant loyalty To his work a
lsracls representative and mcdiato
and az the same time loyalty to Coo
whom he also represented
Keep Yourselves from IDOLS
Let us apply the lesson TO Spirit
} ual Israel After the Christian ha
) left the world. the slavery TO sin. al
, ter he has passed the bitter exper
) ences Of Marab. after he has ha
I manifestations OF Gods favor. afte
o he has partaken of the Bread frol
Heaven. after he has entered full
into covenant relationship With Go
! there comes a time whom he NUT
I walk by faith. and not by sight. y
is being proved by the Lord. n
E fail in this lesson. as did the Ep
: cal Israelltes. It viii be a seriot
= matter.
a This making Of images and ALLOW
ing them to divert and absorb on
worship Of God is one Of the grea
{ est trials and tests which comes
B. Spiritual Israelites The golden ca
which some set mp 10 worship is bu
a mess They give themselves Who'll
n 10 IT, sacrifice their time and the
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
North BAPTIST sYRVICEs.

At North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. tomor-
row. the Rev william L. Pettlngill
will preach on "The Conclusions Of a
Scientist" AZ the morning service
The subject OF the sermon In the
evening will be "The Long and Shorl
OF the Gospel" Bible School sessions
will he held az noon. There will be 4
young peoples meeting at 6.45 o'clock
conducted by George W. Dougherty
The subject will be THE Surrendered
Life" The rite Of baptism win be ad
ministered at the close OF the evening
service.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
MORsHP IN PRIvATE HONE.

Members of the McCabe Presbyter-
ian Church are still holding services
at No. sos West Twenty-fret street
Services will be held tomorrow al
1890 o'clock and 7.3O o'clock Al
the morning service Mrs. Clarence
Neese will sing the solo. Christ the
Healer"
Those of the congregation having
copies of the Brandywine Summit
Eampmeeting song books are request
ed to bring them TO the evening SER
vice. Sunday school services will be
held at noon under the joint super
intendepcy Of Minor c. Smith and
Walter c. Kersbake
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
ERIENns. MEETING.

Friends First Day school at Fourth
and West streets. will reopen on Sun
day at 9.45 O'Clock. All students, for
mer students, friends and those OF
friendly lnclinauons are invited TO at
tend. A reorganization Of the school
has been carried out and there are
classes suited 10 all ages. A special
feature will be the mems class for
studying and discussing topics OF so
cial and political economies.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
DIES OF SCARLET FEVER

Ruth Olnhaused. aged years. Of No.
426 Spruce street died Yesterday of
scarlet fever This is the 6rst fatal case
of scarlet fever reported for some time.
although there are at present eight cases
of tn disease in the city. All are in the
neighborhood of Spruce street. Second
and Third streets. For the first time
in many weeks there is not a case OF
contagious disease west of Market
street.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
HANOVER CHURCH SERVICES.

The Rev. r L. jackson VIII preacn
in Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning upon The Han
over Prayer and Bible Study Lea
que" Mrs. j. Frank Ball will re-
sumo work with her class. The
Westminster class also will meet.
There will be a special discussion Of
DR.. Wallace's book in connection with
the lesson.
The Y. p. s. r. VIII meet at $50
O'Clock with Mrs. Price as leader.
The evening service cenvenes at
Z o'clock The subject will be:
"The Price Of Our Redemption.
There will be special organ numbers
and a song service.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
OLD swEDEs' SERVICES.

The Rev Raymond l.. Wolven,
vicar Of Holy Trinity (Old Swedes)
Church. will occupy the pulpit al
1890 o'clock tomorrow. and in ths
evening at 7.3O o'clock. There will
be a celebration OF the Holy Commu-
nian at 7.SO o'clock. Sunday School
classes will meet at 2.S0 in the after
noon.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
SERVICES AT MT. SALEM.

At Mt. Salem NJ +. Chuch on Sunday
the Rev. S. NJ Morgan, pastor, will
preach at the morning service on the
subject; "The Scribe's Relation TO the
oKingdom-How Near," There win be
an interesting class meeting at $50
o'clock. The Sunday school services ~
Riddles Memorial and Mt. Salem-will
be held at 230 o'clock Al $50 o'clock
there will be an Epworth League SER
vice led by Herbert Latter A temper
apec mass meeting al 80 o'clock will
b. sddrcssed BY Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard. a
famous ". q T. L. speaker from Utah.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
RALLY DAY AT HOPE CHURCH.

On Sunday at Hope Baptist Church
the pastor, II. T. Houf. viii preach at
the services az l0i5 o'clock and at 730
o'clock. Special music will be furnished
bv the choir at each service. The Sum
dav scchool meets for Bible study and
the practice of rally day music az $50
o'clock On Wednesday evening AT s
o'clock the meeting for prayer and Bible
study will be held. Choir practices on
Thursday evening in the auditorium.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
Mn. CLASH AT TRINITY.

The special preacher at Holy Trim
ity Church tomorrow evening will be
the Rev. c. w. Clash, Delaware Col
.lege graduate and former Whining
tOnian.
Mr.. Clash is the dean-elect of
college at Manila. P. l.. and will soor
leave to assume his new duties.
The Rev. f. NJ. Kirkus will preach
at the morning service. The usua
early celebration of the Holy Com
munion will be held at 7.30 o'clock
and Sunday school classes will NEE
at 745 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
CAN'T AFFORD TO
HAVE KIDNEY TRnTRLE

No man with a family to support
can afford to have kidney trouble. nor
need he fear It with such a remedy at
hand as Foley Kidney Pills. An honest
medicine. safe and reliable. costing
little but doing much good. Foley Kid
ney Pills eliminate backache and
rheumatism, tone up the system and
restore normal action of kidneys and
bladder.-N. B. Danforth. Market and
Second SITS, Wilmington. Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
VISITING PREACHER At CALVARY

The Rev. Urban T.. Sarecant Of
Williamsport, Pa, will ofiiciate az the
services in Calvary =. +. Church,
Third and Washington streets, tomor-
Tow. The morning prayer service
with sermon, will be held al 1915
O'Clock. and there will he evening
prayer at 7.30 o'clock. The Sunday
School vii, meet at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
sFcOND NJ. ?. cNURCH sFRyIcEs,

The Rev. G. r Earring will use al
bis morning theme IN Second NJ. p.
Church tomorrow The character
and work OF Christ The evening
theme will be Confession" The
willing workers will hold a bazaar on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
nights
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
RALLY pAY AT EPWORTH.

Tomorrow will be Rally Day" in
Epworth Sunday School A special
program has been prepared. The Rev
G. T. Anderson will make an address
The pastor will preach at 1890 a. M
and at 7.30 o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
UNITARIAN CHURCH SERVICES.

In Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth, services will be con-
Quoted at 10.45 o'clock tomorrow. by
the Rev. Frederick A Hinckley, who
will speak on the subject, The
White Guard"
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
TO DISCUss ANOAH.p

In First Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. G.
A. Robinson will preach on the sub
ject NOAH" and in the evening on
"The Way" A song service will be
held at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
sFvENrEEN YEARS IN PAsToRArE

BEGINNING tomorrow and CONTINUING
throughout the week the members and
friends of Bouldon's L. A. NJ. F. Church
will celebrate the seventeenth anniver-
sarv of their pastor, the Rev. c. H,
Boulder.
At the morning service tomorrow
the preacher will be the Rev, Albert
Shepard. The Rev stephen Frisby will
preach in the evening at 7.30 o'clock
The Rev. G.. II Willis Is master Of
ceremonies of the celebration.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
MIR. WELLS IN PrLPIT.

At St Andrews Church. Eighth
and Shipley streets. tomorrow morn
imp the rector. the Rev. II. w Wells,
will preach the sermon. There will
be no evening service in the church
until the first Sunday in October.
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
ADENOIDs ARE A MENACE
TO CHILDREN

Adenoids result from succession
of colds in babies and young children.
They spoil the mental and physical
life Of a child. The condition that
causes them may easily be avoided by
careful parents. Quickly and thor
oughly cure all colds and throat irri-
tations by the use of Folcys Honey
and Tar Compound, and Rdenoids will
not develop.-N. B. Danforth, Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington. DEL
ADJ
Evening journal., 1913-09-20
MR.. DOLr IN PULPIT.

At the morning services tomorrow
in the Church OF the New Jerusalem.
the Rev George Henry Dole will
preach on the subject, Confession OF
Sins Before God. and 10 a Priest"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
&titoS.

Yppodmme l%auIua ipbdmmeuiiim'
mat fiitofIemme faifiIle Mile, iotfa
oiaa otiipat Wiis 2empi Suliinin
boutausfaottoon ia meibdn iuureen
luruumme ia erittdinfin niistd mo-
nista fauniista ieppeleistd ia futfa.
%nibtoista, ioita painoion bauoaue
Iosfetfiin. Wp6stin tiitofiemme fai
FIESTA Iiitd pstdnppoestd, fufisia ia
roba'Iabioista, ioita pStdpdt bdneL
lie toifpot o~lesiaon Iairasfnupteeua.
2iitoniIin murbemielin
Soiefiina ia Sobn SuIiin
SiIia ia Gero 2orte.
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: Yleif6G pDpoetddn tarfasta'
49, F~ouynSou <nSurSufo0. NatX.


ptaan fpnIuien toimintaa. Ystd'
tpduiimmin pppoeiddn Sronmoo'
bin aIuffaita tarfostamoan fan5os
fouluien toimintaa torStaina ia per'
iantaina tt. 8 ia 9 p:ind W(ind ba'
~IuaiIin teitd fatiomoon lopIia beiodn
iofapdipdiiesid tp0siddn. Wtind
baIuaiiin teitd fatIomaan eri oIasto'
ia, - Undergraduate. eri luottia,
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fittomia fomluio, plumbing lhappoo,
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oIaStpa, Ioboratorioita, moimistes
lua, muIiiffia, piirustusta, n. M.
Silaiiuubet faiftiin oiastoibin,
patti finberoorteniin, on pddstd flo
9-l2 ia flo 1903 As. Suoiua on
tiIaiIuus flo 7.3O-S.3O, ioaoin on
harioitufiio fdptdnnDuiIesid o'ostos'
ia &utber 6 Drisbtin rafennufiesia.
&orfeofoulun @lee Stubs antan
m%uiitaaliien obielman Guiber 6
Wri9btin oubitoriumiSia Flo 8 As
9.15, fiddnpddiD mapau.
Wlin6 toipon, ettd iofoinen tnlee
~fdpttdmddn tdmdn eritpiien tiIoiIuu'
ben nierailuun fonsIomme bpmdf.
IenId ia tabtoo ndbbd fen eoistpfIen
mitd on bapoittanisIa pleiiesId Il.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
s. q. Brennan.
- See Cream, foiffi npfpoifaiIet
mirmoitusiuomat, fabni ia bdmmi.
moileindt nolmiStetaon tiloutIen
mufaan ia onot tuereet la maui.
faot nouttta.
Wtoti SiftaIa
Ill SuffoIf It. =
- Wr. W2ibp Sbriald Iaapunut
idueen poiffofunnalemme @ranb
Rapibista Wlid. ia mpp bentiwa'
fuututTia minimum ennentin.
wsr. 2pniS Rpsfi, iofa on z
muotta toiminut fouppapaIpeItiana
9efoIon fenfd ia naaietauposia
munttoa tf. Is p:nd e%ntiien 9eto'
Ian Iiitefumppanin mi. WdinD ST.
.quistin uuteen maatefauppoon pal.
tpeIemaon iuomalaista pIeiiDd.
= Stebo, noin 1'tpuotias, oteitu
taIteen 6eitfi NiemeIdn farmiue Gie'
Idfontriua. Smistoia iaa fdpod ba'
femosIa omonia. (5O)I
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YleiFen Snpmalaiien Senfi'

motuntus tompponian, tai nptpddn
rSbe preferreb STE S%niurance So.
OF Srono Ropibe, Wtidl." oIiomies
WtidaeI s, SpridId on Iaapunut
poitfotunnouemme ia tulee tefemddn
tunnefutIi moinitun pbtiDn eri NOS
tuutus muoioia etupddsid iuomoIai'
le0e pleiiDue. Sdmd fompponiaa
tirioittaa monenIoiIio eri mofuutuSs
muoioia, fiIdItden tanouiIen eIinfou.
tiIen, 10, 10. 20 nuooen pddttpnid,
10, 10, 20 nuoben fofiebtoiiio,
ia pbteisuofuututlia, iosfa moi
fotIi benfiIDd ola pafuutettuna pb.
ben binnouo. Sdmd motuutuS Fir.
ioitetoon mpDs eroomiQe touluiue.
SItaat bppdt ia antafaat SpridIdn
ndpttdd teiue mitd on pofuuits ia
fdpitdf ddt %tiloiiuutta bpmdtIenne.
DStdmduiiesti Teibdn
w. 6. SpridId.
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20 p. bubtif.
Sronmoobisia
SamueI ia Maria Soften tptdr
2aiIa Splpiu Gsteaa ipnt. II p.
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2uoqut ia baubattu.
Sronnoooisia:
9empi @liiobet SuIiin fuoIi 80 p.
bubtif. Is no. Z ff. ia 1 p:dn nam
bana, bauoattiin 4 p. toutof.
Walfrib SO. Wilen
Selef. 426.R. 610 s. Mper It.
Sronmoob, Wti6.
- neutrality-suspicious. pmpelas
fetran (nanbempain naisten) fo'
fous pioetddn emf torstaina Wrs
8ristolin luona Norrien p6dad.
Wiime fofoutIesIa mrs Siltpolan
lnona tuIi p~Dptdrobaa $1.65.
Wuuriioienra ,,8piton" TO.
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men fotemutIemme onot tafaamos
Ia, ettd tomaramme ppat nolmiSte'
tut pubtaoSti porbotsta ainefIiSta.
@rifoiluuteno mainitiemme, ettd NAL,
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baa.
Union 8ottIins Worfs,
gtituIa &c &auppi.
Sarfpinainen tifaiSnuS Iaoba
ennen fuuIumattomon bolipaua tds
porna oIton emf Iouantaina Mnber.
ion & Silber9in rnuta ia.buonnefa.
IutauposIo. &~oiIofan ilmoitusta I'd.
mdn numerpn ALA ia 5:ad inutua.
Sieud tannattaa tdpod ostamasia
faifenIaisia ia muuta fanSio!
Ir. Oscar Worolimg. Sron.
poobin Iu%omaIainen opteefori on
pstanut automopiilin. 9one eli ole
pield tdtd tirioittaisIo Ioapunut o.
m~isioioue, paan fuiienfin ie tiIepa
on. Snfo mr.. Norblin9 Iiidnnpt
iapoturmo patuutusioon topoutien
iobbosto. emme tieod.
Ieiti 0tnna 3miffm poItpeIee
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oiostosia 8. pouIin tauposio, OUR
Iepsia, Dis.
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Noroenin firfosja

pibetddn SumoIanpoItpeIus Seuun.
toino Flo IL op.
.. HuotIoIainen.
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MRS. ia war. Mfolai aet,

motfuStinat niime feSfimiiffono
Win~neioiaan Soubaniin ia GIppn.
Se otpot o%Iuneet GIpsId ennen. Wlat.
foua oil mpDs toinenfin mertitps
eifd ptIin m%ieroiIu, fiaa mrs. 2eboI.
lie toimitetaan Ieitfous Souoanin
IoiraolasIa.
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tapmddn DIR. Gfquistin pubeiua
uutto mdotepufua torpittoesIoan.
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buu mpDs folport56ri g. ". 2ranf'
fala. Termetuloa faiffi fuulemaan
ia fdtfemddn Serran ianaa!
Spnt. ia East.
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9eieg paa aaaun6borg og Omegns
Niuieum, og om eftermio0ogen De.
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til abbon's Sopeobane1aorO Den
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paa amolienborg. Aireiien fer
Den 10. ON aftenen
5 0oaene 8. 1871. SUM oil
Storbertugen al W%ecflenborg-
Sdmerin beiege oct 0onife Sol.
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Get bonoe o9ret aongens Seniigt
at foretage en- automobililiigt; men
6a Der life bar noaet antomobil /
brugbar Stano pao belle Zen tog
De fonaeIige @piter meo ben npe
gone til SommerbuS Giliner. Der.
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Otter Sogten nflogoes geisg /
@ers, Sponefe og paa G~briltionis.
On / Raoneo oil aongen igcn
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Spnner Sammerbus 8uiner.
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California

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Zig Snipeftiomsreiie. Chr. RbtI.
Iipier, 1851 ebofter ape..
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Mpe.. Chicago, 81.
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