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pEANITs-MmnLEsALE

WALTER " OsMUN. 80 Jefferson ave.
Main 1922. Best quality Spanish and
BanChed sailed Peanuts We do not
handle the cheaper brand imported
from China and Japan.
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The American bible society last
year circulated 5.25it7 bibles. break
ing all records
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

'ATTNTS. tradcmarks. copyrights aud
labels registered Ina u, :. and foreign
countries by Barthel Flanders a.
Barthel. suite l0S-4I4 Bull block, SO
West Congress -st Tel Cherry 4ll5
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DYERs AND CLEANERS.

A PETERS & CO.. 3l6 Woodward ave.
Ridge 1900.
There's A. Peters branch near your
home.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NDRIES
LIGHTING FIXTURES.

At. CttA ftt,csi'pr 30 - 49, tl;,....-,
ave. Phone Cadillac 6643 We spe-
cialize In Residential and Commercial
nEhtIng ~-- .-.----..s.l'7s.
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MINERAL wATER

Phone Main 247l Michigah agent
and distributor for Geneva Lithia
Mineral Water tendorsed By De
trOits leading physicians). and Puri-
tan Water for Offices.
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CnII.nCEs-nIs INEss.

A DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
TRAINING always pays. The -. IL.
tho Accredited business school OF
Detroit Phone Main l2O5 for copy
OF Bulletin
INSTITUTE. TIlE-Largest
and best equipped business training
school i'm Michigan. 1898 Cass Main
1884
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METAL SPINNING OF ALL KINDS.
DETROIT ART METAL CO. INC.
manufacturers OF Metal Spinnings OF
all kinds for Gas. Electric and Com
bination Fixtures, etc l5-i7 East
MoodDridge-st Cherry Sill
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pLUMnING AND HEATING.

OTTO A wURM a. CO. 1885 Sproat-
st Phones Grand 4t07 4941. High
grade plum bling and heating install
lations Steam plant and power 1T
ting
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

McCOL4L ~ ANDERSON.
Mechanical, Electrical. Steam Heat
Ing and VentilatinB Engineering
Tests. appraisals, Inspections, etc 1910
PenObscot bldg Phone Main 4l63
OLIVER H.. BARTHEL, 500 Monat
Bldg Main ago inventions Or
Ideas worked out and made Of com
mercial value. Automobiles designed
complete Gas engines and marine
motors designed General mechani-
cal drauRhting
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CARPET CLEANING.
CHIROPoDIsT.


Z. T. BROOKS Il FRlTSCH CO Yard
st Aubin. Phone Cadillac 9l5n
UNIT ED FUEL AND SUPPLY CO,
second floor Free Press Bldg. Phone
Cherry 1850. Leading Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail.
JULIUS KNACK COAL CO, Est 1888.
Wholesale and retail coal, coke and
wood Main office Adelaide7st and
c. T. r. r. Elevators and yards,
Adeiaide-st and O. T r. X. Phones
Cadillac and Z Holbrook- and
@ T r. II Phone North 1907.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

81 LEX BhOS., 1861 Forrest. west
Phone Cedar 1859.
ca ri ENTER A. ANDERSON, sos
Union Trust Bldg Phone Cherry
1858. Bituminous and brick roads
ana payements, sewers. concrete and
reinforced concrete.
LENNANE BROS. 500 Union Trust
Bldg. Main 1913 Grade separation
work and concrete construction a
specially.
l.. c. SCHULZ, sl2-Sl3 Chamber Of
Commerce Bldg. Phone Cherry 24a9
Mason work "a speciality. Expert at
boiler work and brewery construe-
ton
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DECORATORS.

FLAG DECORATING CO.
l. j. FLulk, Mgr 6S Randolph st.
Phone Cherry 45l-M. Flag ana bunt-
ins decorations. Special decorations
sor conventions. parties, balls BAN
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
ELECTRIC CO. Electric
wiring, repairing and supplies. %
Nashlngton-a Phone Main 5Sla
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IA ATERS-DISTILLE a FIITEREn
CITY BOTTLlNG WkS VIM j STA
pleton, prop. 63-69 Second-st Msin
bs2 Particular attention paid 20
charging soda fountains
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REAL ESTATE, LOANS & INSURANCE.
JOHN T. HE'LL, 1888 Dime Bank bldg.
Phone Cadillac $50.
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UPHoLsTERINc

WEST SIDE UPhoLsTERlNG co. G.
Phone West 24l9-J. Repairing ana
rehnishing. We guarantee absoiuts
satisfaCtiS=. Phone US and our AMI
Il cheerfully given
LEO A ZfSI<E, S25 Beaubien-st %.
Canfield. Phone Ridge 1862 In.
holstering, FURNITURE Repairing ana
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JEWELLERS.


ADoLPH BuNGE bsS Mt. Elliott-ave
Phone Ridge 2433. JeweIer and on
tician Dealer IN W atches. Diamonds.
Cut Glass, High-Grade Jewelry. Eye
Glasses and Spectacles Ii Will DE
worth your while 10 cone anu SEQ
me.
NE-W WATCHES for OLD ones We
viii allow you present cash value for
That thick, heavy, old timer. Come
in and trade Old Gold and Silver
bought and sold Cadillac Jewelry
Co, Il Michigan Fhone Cherry
AZ
COATS BROS, 216 Broadway Market
Bldg car save you 400. on Watches
Diamonds and Jewelry, 30 years ex-
perieuCe our rent Is low. Try US
MOE ENRICH, the Busiest East Side
Jeweler, corner Adams-ave. and
Hastings-sts Main Para. Ny new
pay as You Can" plan makes IL easy
for you TO own a nice Diamond or
fine Watch. Come In and we will
explain
ALBERT SCHAUB. Gratiot-ave and
Brush st. Phone Main 2527 Two
gold-hlled Collar Buttons for 25c
Big Ben Alarm Clocks warranted
= +. THOMAS a. SON, Practical Op
ticians Watchmakers and jewelers.
Eyes tested and glasses furnished on
short notice So Michigan ave. Phone
Cherry 3575-J
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VARNIsH MANUFACTURERS
RERRY BROTHERS. INC.
Largest VaTnish Manufacturing
wight and Lleo-sts. Phone East
lhba
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FLORISTS.

PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
filled. Corsage bouquets and funeral
designs a speciality Mrs. F. Rush,
Florist 736 Michigan ave. West 22IS.
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NALL PAPER CO. tohha,.
and retailers Wall Papers, BurIsns
Room MouldinBs etc. Manufact,,s
ers of window Shades "a Farna.
~ Phone Main 317.
HALL g. KUNZ, l67 MichiRan.avo
phone Main GAS. Wall Paper Pata.e
otls. Burlaps and Mouidings u.s.
our prices on decorating and save
money
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RENTALS.

:. X. BENNETT, The Rental Man; also
manager OF apartment houses and
buildings, with L.. J. Aldrich Co, lBl
Griswo old st Phone Main 4430: resi-
dence, Walnut S4l-W.
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CREAMERIEs.

TOWAR'S WAYNE COUNTY CREAM
ts27 for TowarTs perfectly pasiearl
lied MIX and Cream. Wholesale
and Retail deliveries 10 any part Of
the city.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

The members of the sewing club of
Maricopa Hive, No. 4, Ladies of the
Maccabees, took their thimbles and
material and proceeded to spend the
afternoon with Lady Kitty Hickman.
Ii will be remembered that Tues
day afternoon was a delightful one, a
cool, refreshing breeze that really
brings ambition.
Lady Hickman was we'll pleased
that so many of the ladies were
present, only two or three of the
members not being able to be on
hand. Usually an hour is spent in
sewing and business and an hour So
cially, but this afternoon slipped by
so fast that there was very little
time left for the social hour, as games
were to be the entertainment at this
special date, but were postponed until
the next regular sewing club meets
and dainty refreshments were served
in place
1t is needless to say what an en-
loyable afternoon was spent, for
Lady Hickman is always a charming
hostess.
The next regular review of Maricopa
hive, No. 4, will be held July % at
o'clock. A social hour will be con-
Quoted by a special committee, ana
after the business meeting each lady
will be called upon for a suggestion
in entertainment. Come prepared to
give and take. Those interested may
learn a new line of work to be in
troduced by the committee.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
LODGE LORE

70S; they are not worrying, they
haven't anything to worry about Pos
| sessed of the finest home and club
rooms in the entire state, beautiful
diversified membership the cream OF
our fair city and surrounding country
men of every walk in life, the doctor
the lawyer, the merchant, the manu-
, facturer, men prominent in public life
men who carry the dinner pail, all
banded together in the cause of COM
mon brotherhood, the advancement
and betterment of humanity at large
the care and protection of the home
Everything is fine and dandy with
70S, and we are as proud and happy
in our possessions as we can possibly
be- And why should not this be so.
, Each end every member put his Shout
der to the wheel and gave the best
that was in him, and as a natural
result, our hopes, our aims, our
dreams have become an actual reali-
zation
And this condition does not exist
merely in our own community, but, on
the contrary, throughout the entire
world, wherever men are to be found,
ternity, there also will be found the
blood red banner of the Moose proudly
floating to the breeze.
IT'S true that our organization is
but an infant in swaddling clothes
compared to the many similar or +.
CARNATIONS, but none can deny it the
proud possession of leadership.
And just so surely as this condition
exists, just SO surely is there a reason
for it, in fact they are many and
varied.
The Loyal Order of Moose have more
to offer for the investment than any
similar organization under the sun,
and they have men who are able to
place it before the public in an inter-
esting and convincing manner. The
basic principles of the order, purity,
aid and progress, cover everything in
life that is actually worth while to a
real man. The motto of the order,
One for all and all for one" is a
part and parcel of the daily life and
conduct of every true and loyal Moose.
He lives and breathes his obligation
taken at the altar, and as natural
result his home and business asso-
Citations are sWeetened and he be-
comes a power of good in the commu-
nifty in which he lives. The building
of Mooseheart was a great undertake
ing, but the principles of Mooseheart
are even greater. 1t is truly Won
derful institution and its teachings
are inspiring to help men while living
and care for those dependent upon
them when they are gone; to give to
the widows support and to the father
less opportunities that guarantee to
them an even chance in the race of
life. is a work than which there is
none more truly Christian in charac-
ter. No grander service can be rem
dered in this world than unselfish ser
vice to our fellow man. The spirit of
the times is "all for one and one for
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Don't Worry

Whatever you do, don't worry.
If YOU fret. the wrinkles will grow
A bright, cheerful smile will trouble
beguile,
And dispel even mountains of Woe
There's nothing so catching as laugh
ter,
1t drives death oft back to its lair;
II acts on the nerves, it good health
preserves,
And annihilates loads of despair.
Then let it come out when you feel 1t.
Don't check it, but give it full play.
1t will drive away grief, if there's any
around,
And illumine like sunshine your day
'Tis ike silvery moonlight at evening,
II lights up LIES dark, stormy way,
Does good, honest laughter. tbs that
that we're after,
Then let us give it full play.
This spirit abounds in plenty with
the membership of Phoenix lodge, No.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
Music and Drama
Continued from Page Four

of film is unwound and the light has
| faded
| The comic relief is Beans Just
plain b-e-a-n-s, and they are served
in Selig's most palatable manner As
| a summer dish this mess of beans
will be found to be the most appe-
| tizing that has been offered on the
summer bill Of fare.
THE REGALE has a change of pro
gram every day, SO that every day
| is feature day at the little house in
the heart of this shopping district.
| 1t has become the custom for the
| shoppers to drop in a few minutes for
cool and quiet enjoyment while on
| their shopping rounds, and they GER
| tainly picked the right place in the
Regale.
THE COLISEUM has a splendid bill
and the great, big single feature is
good old Johnny Brace, the best black
face comedian in the business He
heads the bill and he is a four time
winner
Clifford and Ross, the speed Limit
boys, are there with a comedy sing
ing and talking act that is a sure fire
hit, and the whole thing is finished
up with the Wilbur Harrington com
pany in -four bits of vaudeville"
singing, talking, dancing and a jump
ing novelty that is said to be an hon
est-to goodness act.
THE EMPRESS has an unusual
picture in the three-reel Warner fea-
ture, THE First Law of Nature" 1t
is an ideal midwest picture dealing
with the stirring times that have
passed-the cowboy, the Indians and
the soldiers figuring largely in the
layout 1t is, frankly, melodramatic
and sensational, but it surely delivers
the goods in the thriller line.
THE NICKEL AlRDOME, at Wash
ington street and Third avenue, is
steadily growing in popularity. 1t is
unique. cool and comfortable. There
is always a pleasing program of pic
lures shown, four reels constituting
show The selection of the photo
plays is a subject of serious consid-
Grafton by the management, as the
Nickel Airdome caters to ladies and
children, and it is essential that there
must be shown only the best products
of the master manufacturers of mo-
ton pictures of this country and
Europe In spite of the fact that the
admission is just one-way "car fare
the public has been fast to recognize
this distinct innovation in price as
being a step in the right direction,
and, as it is combined with a show
that others charge twice as much for,
the result is obviously big business"
for the Nickel Airdome. The pro-
gram changes every Sunday, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. and,
no matter how many or how big the
features. the price is always the
THE AVENUE offers the best run
of pictures that the General Film
company can supply. That means
that it offers nothing but good pic
lures.
same.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
LEAVES FOR PRESCOTT AND
GRAND CANYON

Miss Claire Canon left Saturday
morning for a several weeks vaca-
tion, which she will spend at Pres
colt, and also join party of friends
and motor to the Grand Cranycn.
While away Miss Canon will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rich
ards of Prescott
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
GLENDALE

Miss Margaret Meagher, OF Glen
dale, is the correspondent Of The
Arizona Republican in that dis
trict and will be glad to receive
all items OF news at the Glenwood
hotel.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
MARIcoPA HIVE, NO. q
AN APPRECIATION

We, the ladies of the Macca-
bees, Maricopa Hive, No. 4, take
this opportunity to thank The
Republican and editor of the
port and prominent attention.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
COMPLETES NEW RESIDENCES

residence OF Kew MT. NOrtHTup, "
which everyone is invited
COMPLETES NEW RESIDENCES
+. H. Scudder has just completed
two residences, one of five rooms,
and the other of four rooms. in
Tempe He had the work done by
Del Trebil and Ray Weigold of Glen
dale.
The Phoenix Red Sox will come out
Sunday to play the Glendale ball
team at the new park recently COM
pleted east of town. The game Is
called for 2:30 and good game is
promised.
Charles Robinson, brother of ]. w
Robinson of this city is here from
San Diego on visit. Mr. Robinson
has been in the shoe business, and
is here looking for location. He is
very favorably impressed with the
Salt River Valley, and may decide to
remain.
S. E. Evans of the Transcontinental
Freight Bureau, with headquarters in
San Francisco, was here last Thurs
day.
Don B. Pinnell ana Miss Haze
| Elerick were guests at the Leo l.
Pinnell home Saturday evening.
Joe Porter was a business visitor
in the Capital City Saturday
! c. c. Brooks and Frederick Bar
low were Phoenix visitors Saturday
afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will give
an ice cream social next Tuesday
evening in the Park pavilion, t.
which everyone is cordially invited.
Cowden Bros. shipped car Of cat
tie to Flagstaff Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
w, c. T. u. MEETING

There will be a meeting CT the w.
C. T. U. Tuesday afternoon at TIE
residence of Rev. Mr. Northrup, to
which everyone is invited.
Evening star., 1914-08-22
: [X;k&<pastor 4 and pfdplfXBE

Epworth League. at San Diego, Cal.
August 8.
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Rev. DIR.
John oh,a r M.tsaS:: Mason: pastor Of the Taber.
theme. '"rhe Masters Triumph" At
the bright hour" service DR.. Mason's
theme will be "The Righteousness of
God"
partment OF Labor is scheduled to deliver
an address upon THE Relation Of the
Material to the Spiritual" at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church tent, 18th and
Fairmont streets. tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock.
An orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion and musical program will be
rendered during the half hour preceding
the service.
The evening service at Douglas NJ. E.
Church tomorrow will be in charge of the
Epworth League, the leaders being
Messrs. w. A. Morris and Andrew Gross
After the regular topic has been dis
cussed Mr.. Morris will tell of the prog
ress of the NJ. e. Church at vigan. P. l..
while Mr.. Morris was president Of that
organization. and it was due to his un-
swerving and untiring efforts that this
enterprise was made possible The meet
ing begins at Z o'clock.
Rev. e. A. Sexsmith. pastor Of the
North Carolina Avenue NJ. P. Church,
plans to spend his vacation on the east
ern shore of Maryland. He will leave
Wednesday,.
Rev James T. Marshall, pastor of West
Street Presbyterian Church. will leave
Wednesday for a trip to Boston by sea-
Rev Luther Hess Waring of the George
town Lutheran Church will occupy his
pulpit during his absence. DR.. Marshall
will be away until the second Sunday in
September.
The pulpit Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church will be occupied tornor-
row by Rev. Charles H. Hulme, pastor
of the First Christian Church OF Bar
tlesville Okla.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, pastor of the
South Baltimore Methodist Protestant
Church. will preach tomorrow in the
tan Church.
The preacher at the First Congregation
alist Church tomorrow will be Rev. DR..
George L. Parker Of Somerville, Mass.
Rev. DR.. George Markward Of Harris
burg. Pa. IL to preach at the Luther
Place Memorial Church tomorrow.
y i 4 =
By appointuuG Of the Bishop Of Wash
Evening star., 1914-08-22
0Mbo @ill Be the Aext pope?
Cardinals De Lai, Mafh, Gasparri Vico, Lualdi, POM
pill, Ferrata, Rchemy and Della Chiesa Make Up
List From Which 1t Is Expected Successor of Plus X
Will Be Chosen.
Who will be the next Pope.

Who will be the next Pope?
Unless all signs fail. and they often
do In a papal conclave. one of the fol-
lowing named cardinals. all Italians. will
be the fortunate, or II the late Pope's
view be accepted. the unfortunate per-
son, says a special cable to the Church
News Association of New York:
Catetan Cardinal De Lai. Bishop of Sa-
bina, one OF the five suburban sees of
Rome.
Peter Cardinal Mafi. Archbishop. of
Pisa
Peter Cardinal Gasparri. one Of the
great administrators of the curia, or gov
erning body Of the church.
Guistana Cardinal Vico. the nuncio at
Madrid.
Alexander Cardinal Lualdi, Archbishop
Of Palermo.
Giuseppe Cardinal Pompili. secretary of
the Consistorial Congregation.
Dominic Cardinal Ferrata. long IN the
diplomatic service Of the church. but for
fifteen years past foremost administra-
tor of the curia.
The cable also declares:
Some mention is heard of Cardinal
Richelmy, Archbishop of Turin. and Of
Cardinal Della Chiesa, Archbishop of
Bologna.
1t is reported that in ten days. or the
earliest time possible in law, the conclave
will sit for the election. In that case 1t
may prove that all English-speaking car
dinals may not be able to reach Rome.
owing to war and impeded transporta-
ton.
Cardinal Farley Of New York is in
Switzerland. and there are nearly forty
cardinals in Rome and In Italy already.
In the Sacred College there are some
famous leaders remaining. but 1t Is to be
remembered that they are advanced in
years, and some of them i'll unto death.
The brothers Vannutelii are seventy.
eight and eighty years of age. and the
elder is blind and ILL., Cardinal Gotti, long
known in two hemispheres. is i'll and has
been SO for three years. The new Pope
will be one of the younger men. probably
one of the curia-
Personality and not policies will deter
mine the election.
Never was there need for stronger
man than now in the papal chair. Ques-
tions decided by former Popes pale when
compared with those that will confront In
connection with the present war. Millions
Evening star., 1914-08-22
Gcelesiastital Court Dolns 5essions a
Gmmitsturg, m1.
Beati6cation and Canonzation of Mother Elizabeth
Ann Seton Matter in Hand-Rev NJ }. Rlordan Is
Fiscal Promoter.

distinguished in the process Of beati-
fication. The bishop Of the diocese first
inquiries as to the reputation OF the
person proposed for virtue and mirac-
mon cultus" (about which the meeting
was held) is examined. The third step
will be the sending of the minutes of
these two inquiries to Rome, where the
process is then opened before the con-
gregation of rites.
language the devils advocateo Is ap-
pointed, whose duty it is to raise OBJ
jections against the process and per-
son. II a favorable report Is made, then
begins what is called the apostolic
process. A commission is given to the
notoriety, reality and nature Of the
virtues and miracles ascribed to the
one to be beattfed.
Three bishops are appointed to deal
with the case systematically. Their
findings are sent to the congregation
Of rites and examined and arguments
are heard pro and contra.
A new delegation makes another and
more searching inquiry II the result of
the last examination Is favorable. The
gregation Of rites and in three success
sive meetings. at the last Of which the
Pope Is present, the virtues and mira
cles of the subject for beatifcation
are again discussed. Having sought to
know the will of God by prayer, the
retary of the congregation.
In new and general assembly the
question is considered whether the
beatincation may proceed without fur
ther delay. In the event of an affirma-
tive decision the Pope appoints a day
be prepared setting forth the apostolic
sentence.
Evening star., 1914-08-22

ington there will be a special service OF
intercession for the restoration Of peace
Of Europe at the peoples service at tne
peace cross on the cathedral close to-
morrow afternoon at O'CLOCK.
sermon appropriate to the occasion
will be preached by Chaplain Henry A.
Brown of the United States Army. and
the offerings will be devoted to the Red
Cross funds. In the event Of rain the
service will be held in the Bethlehem
Chapel on the cathedral close.
Commencing tomorrow and continu-
ing every Sunday during the fall sea-
son the Gospel Mission will hold OPEN
air eyangelistic service at the 18th
street wharf from to pm. Spscia!
speakers and singers will be assigned
to these services.
Tomorrow at pm. in the mission
hall, 214 John Marshall place, Mrs
A. q, Laird, formerly of Topeka. Kan,
will speak on What Prohibition Has
Done for Kansas and Would Do for the
Works Bill for Prohibition Become a
Law of the District"
M * *x
Tomorrow morning at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, the min
lister in charge. Rev. Herbert Booth
cial sermon on the topic, The City
and the Tower"
The topic is suggested by the Eu-
ropean war, and the discussion will aim
to trace the evolution of church and
state and to show that the experience
of Babel has been reproduced through
the centuries.
The speaker will aim to point out the
main spiritual lesson taught by the
present conflict.
X \ X r
''The Cities Of Christ is to be the gem
eral subject Of a series Of sermons which