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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

....,.A ntouia perct
Recitation: "Nhrn Teacher Gets
Cross" ....... .NioVcs ChANcs
Song THE Spanish Cavalier
Three Littlc Girls
"Hiawntha Battlrs with His Father
........... .-... M~udlckccWis
Clarence For1, Hiawathn; Harris
Grusc.
Spanish song. Amor FiliaP' ;.....
mum. .Flrst ana Second Grade
Recitation. "Wc Must All Scratch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
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Hugh \. Cooper, pastor. Channcey
\. Foreman. associate pastor.
Services 20 II n. m. and \ y. m.
Morning theme. "Ground Of Religious
Certainty ~ Progressive Church
will Dee the theme for the evening.
Musical selections; Morning
Prelude, Prayer ....... Hoinmann
bnertOTy Mozart
Anthem. 80, Clap Your Hands.
....... Stniner
postludc. 'Adngio" ......... Smart
Evening Song
AT Twilight ........... FrysinFer
'Sones in the Night" ... Spinney
Anthem, God II "A spirit bennett
Fostlude. "Gade."
Mr. Andrews. director. Miss Ken
worthy, oTganist.
The public IL cordially invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

BrOndway and Lead.
Preaching al ~ q, M. and 3 y. ~.
II Is expected that the Rev. IT, u.
Atwood viii preach in the mornine
aud give a report Of the Southern
baptist convention In the evening.
naptsmai services viii be held after
the evening discourse. Miss Grimmcr
will sing IN the m0rning.
Bible school NJ Hib n. m. Prof.
&. NJ. Drake, superintendent; MT
James a. Hammond, assistant. At
tendance. leo alst Sunday. BE on
time.
Young Peoples Union at I y. M.
Subject, The New Louisiana Pur-
chase" Come and help with this In
tcrcstinR topic.
There viii be no prayer service ON
Wednesday evening owing To the
graduating exercises at the opera
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
MRS. WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
VI de To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart, Ind. :-"I suffered for four
teen years from organic inflammation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

John d. ~Falkenhurg and Robert
SoWcil.
strangers and friends will Ind n
cordial welcome TO ans 90 all Of these
services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

VOfnef 81 Afnu nnd UentrnI nVenuc'
samuel ~. Allison, pastor; resi-
dencc. T1G South Edith street. Phone
1850.
Miss Mary Hnnacofn, doaCuncsE.
sunday school at s45 u. M. r. NJ.
Doris, superintendent
prenhing services conducted by the
pastor al II a ~. ana y y. m sub
icct Of morning sermon. "tonscionce.
The evening service will be cvangel-
istlc.
The choir will furnish special mu'
Fic for both the morning and eve
ming services.
Devotional meeting Of the SenioI
Epworth league at y. nj.
Teacher training class "Wednesday
evening az 1:30. Prayer service al
) y. M,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
PARISSIAN IVORY Is
CENT DISCOUNT
At POWELL'S

A. an extra induscmenf Go those
looking Tor suitable graduation pres
cnts. Pnwcll's drug store is uifcriug
Partisan ivory az twenty-five per cent
discount Partisan ivory is tho
daiutiost. prctticst thing % ~
comes ln many different forms. pun
boxes, military brushes and many
other forms. an unique and attractive.
P0woiis has "a larae stock from which
"a selection may hc made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

Central Avenue Methodist church
nt I %. IA.
Hymn No. 20i.
Prayer. Rev. Edward p. Schueler.
Anthem. u VIII Extol Thee"
Reading OF the Scriptures, Rev. II.
\. Cooper.
Solo. Mr.. Charles Andrews.
sermon, Rev. $. q. Allison; subject,
THE Man With "A Vision"
Hymn No. $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

Phone }, Rcd Barn, an w. Copper
Tor hrst-class hacks and carriagea
W. T.. Trimble a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

The HERALD Want Ads get
.,he best results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
There are 40 special convent
ences in the NEW H00SIER
III are entirely NEW.

f2l The Hoosier Metal Flour Bin holds
W fifty pounds. II is low and easy TO
OIL. The sliding glass front enable you
30 clean the entire hin easily. The in
side Is entirely of metal with no corners
TO hold -four. First -four In Is always
out hrst.
fAl The New Shaker Flour Sitter Il tho
NJ most wonderful OF all the New
Hoosicr Inventions. II Is the only -four
SITTER ever made on a kitchen cabinet
that shakes -four through instead of
grinding Il through. II eaHHof acar cat
aud cannot grind through any grit OF
foreign substance that might be In the
houF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28
GngIano lit ll6tbrn
NeMe &e6eaiOm in Glib
Nirita.
General Sc ISet Der
Tiibrer.

Gr mo General gepers iiberue1mcn
oos Commando ii6er oie gle6eIIen
int Cranjc. 6reiitoot unO in sseit
SronsOool. General &c @et
ser beoeutcnoitc 9urenfiibrer.
Seilbron 6ereits bon 9(ufitdnoi.
iben genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

stc6sra6t Der searisem sriessua6ri&ten.

,9Rit nupcrmiuOcrter Scftiefcit urO bic Sdladt am
Ycr-Sanal iHOueid 2ile metergetampt aat Der ae
ern in Berlin eraiiene 9eridt 0es Ocnden Wensrnlabs
SIN ibrgen bedrGuft id Der gerd ami bic olgmene Se'
mrrtMus oSuil bic Oentdeu Spppn am IlOnag 5Ordrtte
gemadJt Ba6cn"
Sas obiaate a6eubgnllctir Oes irau50Fdm ariceS'
bnreane uar gtcrn gan5 6eouOes was ais Mmo be-
5edueOer ecteu Oarite Oa @ar gadmittag beOenten
Oe JUrtidritte fir Ole |erbhnoeeu semelOet bate.
Bon Den Gresnien on oem 5aIiden Sdaupnt famen g.
tern MIR iebr mens NadridteH 0eudcr Sete Berlin
meOee leOod oaR Oe uaiden aneriic na6c Saridan 81
rifaehaaen wnroen mno oah Elm ncneS rnlfiheS Armse
cOrps uOrOld DonaOroO bic gSeida dOefrtten gaf
g9ner MeDnngen 6rugen Die &nn0e UOm ncnen MantgaeH
Der Serreider be SUansOrOo, be 3anucIap nno ID 3air5
Der ocrsc Sae at CuaIauO sOraen De6radt OieS'
OAc gau3 beonoerS ernir Natr namlid cInen Henen
9luano in Der Sn0afrfauiihen Union Nnera DC Sel Oopl
befanuee fabe SnrHfH9rer, Der Oe marante
e Sigm i'm iOaranden Arieae mar nuo venere SegerS'
far3ld ais ecnera.aummonOat Der %erbeiognHasIor
Der niOn reigure babn nit iDren Aommanoos 9enn
Die bre &gernne r6ubeu nno beretS Se Staot pcloron
in cranertnut 6eice nno lire Seamen gangeH anommen
9lus Son0On fommt bic Nadrdt oaR oeF groRte Der
bs6er se6aun u3eppeu" enittreur iene |r0DeaJrt er
fOIsrcid beucrfiIiet 6a uno jest nm Senl eegen oen
6einO bere 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

uirte Dab @roBbritanuieu cine Gg'
petition gegeu Gelitih. Siiopeilairitl
ianote.)
0eiterreidiiae @offen.
tbaten
98icn 81. Gfto6er iibcr @otte
Dam ino 9on0ou Cine 6eute ans.
ae9ebcne amtli6e 0litt6eihiua bc'
iagt pSn oen aampieu Dor 3pon.
aoroo ba6en mir bis iebt 5000 9lul.
len gefongen genonlnien imo ~ Nla'
ic9incnaepe6re cr6eutet 9ei 5auoss
loD miiBte iih eiu uriilder &6erlI
init 200 Soloaten eracben- Vel 3a'
luc3 mr0 in ser 9iah6aridait pon'Ba'
iie8ua muroe Ser 6eino 5urildaetrIe'
BEN. Dic Gage lit i'm Baujen iln'
perdnoert
sic Grfldrin9 III Don @eueral D.
SOBER uuter3eidnet
q Snien pom &uifeu acY
du6ert
@icn 27 Ctio0er (ii6er sln'
iicroam iuo 2onooD Cine 5elie
bier pcrSiicptlidte ofii5icoe Grid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

ruq 6ciagt, oaB oie Cperationeu
Ser CeIirrreider welAe bic Saube.
rind gosnie ynn 3med Hobeu, err
folqrei 5rtidrciten
Serben muroen ain "a. Gfio,
ser auf @ii6negrao 3liriidgetriebeH
un0 sic CciierreiAer iamen auI ierer
gerfolaltns am 26. Cttober an ole
Drfna beralt Gt.9osnieu big sur
Erina 1T jebt oollig pom 6ciuoe &C.
idu6ert
Gie HontencgriniAau Glonlouet
mclt6e bon Sen Serbeu ab9elbnittea
nuroen ba6eu iih III iiiooitIirber
HiAhng 5lriidae3oget
1cnti1eit ben 8ooefen
liegrefd6
9erlin, pia @aog imo 2onoon.
27. Cftober 0epeiden aus Dem
5iioen beridten 0oB sic GeutiHen
ole irnu8oiiideu 9Inariffe in Sen @o-
aeieu 3ilriidaeihlagen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

SnltiWUfti Wtos OCH 70, Atiuuff lHl4.
Sn ciuer an obacn Gntum ab0epolieuer
Soule" bel ber nlle Ndieleoss9nnieu uerire
ten mdrcn 10 nQ6iie0cuoer 9elhlub ciniIim
mlg au0Qonmcn porocn:
Eas Baltimore Clearing Gpulc"
unidi iu iciuc 9liien Gin 3cidcn icncr
iccn Iraucr uub icince 9eonucrns auis
5line9ncn, anldhlh oes 9erlultcs ben ie'
Der @ln3clne ourd Den ON l3. September
1914 IN Nrcmcu Scutibldno criogien
SOB ibres acc0ricn ltno gclcntcn Ylitqlc.
oee Charles 0brlitppDer 9pmeT crliiten
bat
Grdnocni bce Baltimore 0edrinQ 0onlc"
nno irdi 5un nnri6toen Neoancrn Der
UliiQlicbcr bon Dem glmi 5urild Scuc
unaniniihnrc luparteili4feit icin aciN'
nllbiqcr 0hdrniicr uno Die unlcbpnrc pol'
lmlcit nndicr Ion an cnenl Ocnlcl lfd|
liocnien Seiu flares llribci mo lcnc
iir0n3cuc SrlQDrtnl lcbicn pW ~ olc
0nQc cbcni0 IN aciu3bnliben 3ctcn ipie 10
Der @auli bon 1907 meribooAe @illc in
cllcn gNlr hellngel lcnen ADO nini n.'
lcin ais cinen Nerluli fin Sic @anisemciI'
hnf bon Baltimore ioHoern aid ais per
i0nlimcn Ncrluil iiir icoca WdtGlco oiclct
&creiniguug Gin 3uperldlliQcr Hcfnipet
unO elm trcucr Srclu0 10 0dDuacgdn0cn
1nrnm Yet es nliu Dcinloiicn, onb PIE
ubcuiicbcnoc glncrlcnnuup 81 Rtoiolou
oclcr SBunQ Der &ereingunq acllommeL
In ocn 1naes3elhmaen ner0ilenilh nno
cine glhidriii onnpn an Die 5dWllie oea
0crru Npmcr Qclnuoi mcroen lOu, Qa 5clt
hcn nnieren auiri1tecn 2bellnnpme NIL
ibrer Xrnuer
gaS .Glearina 0ouie" iuiro bel Der 4eerbi
ino, -. ,.,,,'...,,
(cn2sD eefrcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

int Cranie. 6reiItoot uno in gseit
SronsDool. General &c @et
ser beOeutcnoite 9urenfiibrer.
Seilbron bereits bon glufitanOi.
lhen genommen
2onoon 81 Cttobcr. Cine
neue &e6eIlion gegen Die @n9ldnoer
IN Ser ii0airitaniibeu Union ausge'
brohen.
General Gbriitian Oe gSet unO @e.
neral Griition 3reoerid 9epers ba.
ben Die 6ii6umg Der 9iebeaeu i'm
Sranie.6reiitoat uno @eit-Erons-
paol iibernommen.
glahoen oie &egieruna Der Union
nod nit Der llnteroriidrng Oes 9Iui.
itanoes oes Gberitlientenants 0loris
ale Sdnoe boQ 8u t6uu bat, iiebt iie
iiA iebt bon elmer nod uicl ihpierl.
gen ghAiaabe eonirontirt
9laA eincm belite einge8ongenen
@criHtc iino Sic 9iebeueu.Gonrnan'
oos 6ereits DoQfonmen oisgeriiltet
lmO orgouiiirt. Gie Stoot Seilbrou
i'm n0rolihen S6eile 0eS Oranie.
5reiitoates lit BON oen 9le6eIlcn be-
feet mo oic Geaierungs6eamten iino
81 @eiongeneu aenaAt uorOen. Gin
3ua lit ange6olten iporoeu, inO be.
waiinete 9iiraer Der @ert6eioigtngs-
force iino aus oem 3uae 6eranSge-
bolt ltno eutpaffnet uorOeu.
Die 3eaiertug Der llnion Fat cine
&roflamation an oos @olf erloiien
III welHer iie oie neileIteu greignilic
befannt siebt iino crtldrt, Dab es i5r
g9uni6 gelpeien iet Den 6rieoen o6nc
9htoergieBen 81 wabren.
DSebt ieooA," 10 idbrt sic @rotla.
nation fort lit ole &fliht ser 9le.
aierung oolig flar. Sie lit eutihloi-
len oie Soblagc nit iirmcr 0nno
on5uiaiieu imo 6at bereitS oe not6i-
acu Sdrittc eingeleitet Gle groBe
@loiorit1t ser 9iirger III ieoer %ro-
bins Der Union iino onrhous iogal
rno pcra6iheiier oeu @eoantcn an
Hebelion. Sie peroen obnr 3wci-
icl Der Ge9ierima ieoen 9eiiiano gc
ipd6rcit inn Die Srommg mieoer6er.
5iiielen. imo iid ior0idltia ieoer er.
mlit6igung Der nuiiidnOiicben 9cpc-
glma cnt6alten"
General Sc gct lit Ser aapallerie-
iii6rer, Der oen 9riten i'm 9oeren.
friege 10 oieI 81 ibaffeu madtc Gs
mar imldngit augetiinoiat uoroen,
oaB er Gnglano ieinc Gienite 5ur
gerfiiging geiielt babe
(@eneral oe @et mar IN Dem lii0-
airitoniiden ariege Ser So6iiconl-
manoirenoe Ser Eruppen oes Crdnie-
,Sreiliantes. Gr mar Der Tiibrer bel
SoopImitb Ii. puroe General Gronie
ols 9(iiiitent beigcaeben, nod ser
aapitulation General Gronie's fii6r-
te ct allein Ons COMMANDO. Ct mar
elmer Der Teleoaten 5li Ser 5rieoens.
Sonferen3 ino puroe itu Sa6r 1907
5nm 9lder6oumiuiiter ernnnnt.
@eneral oe @et mar nit ocn Sdrit.
ten Der 9egierun9 be3iiglih ocs ge.
acnpdrtiaen Grieges nidt einper.
ltauoen uno Derfihte glnionaS Cfto.
ber IN elmer MoiicnoerianmIlua 81
ieutli1 4roteit SIT cr6ebcu; cr lptroe
ieood oaran per6iuoert our1 cine
Gemotitration ser 9ln6anaer oes Sc.
nerols Sonis 9ot6o, oes Eremicrini.
nilters Der iiioairifaniihen Union
9rigaoeeeneral gepers mar eber.
toas cine berOorrogenoc 6igur I'M
Siioofritauiiheu arieae; er mar Der
Soriibcr Scr 1rieoeus Gonicrcus,
welAe Dem Arieae iolgte s,ni lpbteu
september reiianirie en- ais @eueral.
@ommanoant Der &ert0ei0iaulasior.
cen Der lIniou neil Ct oagc0tn oppo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28
tOortkarg.
9as Yarilrr glbenOs
Bulletin.
e--~-----~--~~
(1erim9e &crdmberlIllg Ia
@dDladbtlnse.

Gie @cr6iinoeten modtcu noa oer
@c9auphng oes fron5oiiibeu
aricas6luems iiiold bon 4ig
miioc 5orti6ritte. 9alaemei
ner GinOrud blcibt aiiuitg, ioat
2onoon. ers5uia 0lamel
m5htc in ocn arica aic6eu.
4arts, ~. Cftobcr. Cine
cuBergem06nliN mortfaree Grtld
rung mlroe baute 9(6ano bon oem
irou5oiiiaen arieoS6ureou biuiidt
lid Ger Hlr 3eit ia 9elaien al gioro
GfontrciM tobcn0cn SMludt erIai
fen. 0ieielbe loutet
uGs 1T nidbts 81 meIoen a6gcieber
oopon. 0aB mir IN Der @egeno iiiolid6
bon Dirmuoe fciMte 5ortidritte &c.
madt 6oben.
@oS 0aS fron3oiifdc
&ricgSburcon la0t.
@oriS, ~. Glto6er DoS iran.
sSiihe &ricas6nedu critics bcutr
9laAmittdg ste nnbiic6pnoc aqiitbciA
0ung;
u3wiIhen Scr W1iinolng Scr gier
imo ser @egeno bon Scus oouern sic
Gdmpfc nit 6oionocrcr 0eftigfeit
tort. gIuf oiciem Gbeilc Der 8ront
bobcn iih Sic Strelttrdite ser gllliir
ten an fcinem &unft 8uriidae3ooeii
pno iie ba6en ia Ser e'cgcuo auiibcn
Nperu uno 9iouIcrs 6ortihritte ae
Eorbi sSn Dem g(rcol smiihcn Coil
ions uno 9errp.mt0oc Bot elm 9lrtil
lcricoucll fit uns giluitige 9fciuItatc
Gcbabt mo Sic 3eritoung me6rerer
fciuoliMcr @atterieu peruriaht
Sn ser @cgeno 0ithc6 bon giotrp,
smiidrn Dem Woloc bon @csunae
lu0 ocut g8aIoe BON gerrou ba6cn
mir sic 0ficniipe crorifien un0 oen
Seine iiber oic @rcuse eetrieben.
.@om 0itliden ariesSfhous
pIab.
gluBlono PIN 5Iuiie San uno
iiiolih BON &racmOsl iritt oie Oiien
iiu @eucauua Der &uiien oeutIiher
Gcrbor
Allnemeine 1ttuatiun
nnDcrdn0ert
QorDpn ". Cfiober sine
lepede bon @nris an oas 9leltcr
ihc &iireail idiloert sic 2ituatiou ia
6ranireid, mic foIat
v9nad 6eite i'll pieoer feine bemtr-
iensmert6e &erdhoerug IN oer at.
9emeinen Situation 3i per3eihnen.
obmohl Ser Ginorud aiinitiq per.
6lei6ti cs perlautet, oaB sic glaiirieu
Huiiden 9pern uno Romers uno
ebenialls III 5oiiiouS le6te Sort.
ihritte gemadt bubet
Nm 91ancp. Giiirtt lit 0er ,gein0
iiber Die Srcu3e biunis 3nridaetric.
Ben moroen
y q &onig Wlonuel m0dte
in oen arieg 3tebeu
gouoon, ~. Ctto6er 9lad1.
Dem gr-aonia Manuel BON 4orhiaol
neraebiit Dem SONIC @coroe BON
England leine 1ienite 3um arieqe ae.
gen DeutidlIano auseboteu 6ot 6ot
er iich lett gegeniiber ser 9leaierimo
oer &epublit &ortuaol crboien. init
oem portuaieiihen CONTINGENT iTs
SEQ 3il 5iebeA faus 4orhlqaI iidi
antlcblieBen iollte, oeu Qcr6anoeteit
hei3utreten.
Serlten ciltes @cficls truQ
2 d)ul6.
Son0on 81. Cttober. sine
Sepelbe BON 6oIfeitoue an 0en. ,Doiln
Chronicle 5uioloe iit ser llnfall oes
0ompiers vQIomirol @outeouneD
alht elmer @linenerploiiou iou0eru
nem @criten eiurS aeIieIs auaulhrei
pcu Der Gonpfer trai aeItern im
Naicu cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28
@tele 9Ruiien BET SpangOrOO gcfangen.
gteater Rufrfan0 in Sno=RfriRa.
Ger araRte seppeIin 1T istt NisaItbsreit.


Scrlim ber 9mteroam nu SoH6uu, n Gtobe oas oent'
ide Nrmeepanptanart 6at nn 6tgem Datum Senpog) oe
nadIte9enOe NufHn6gnng eoien
Se SGla6t Yiraual na6c ypcrn nn0 uomea@ poh She
uO mil nupermiuOer Setiefei reeet SIN saue oeS eeseH
Sages Baben Die OeutiAn Sruppen 6Orihrite gemaat
SIN hbgm ga6en i ni Der 6ront on benz wepiden @0SaaA
platc fene beoentiameu 0reisuic snseragen.
Die Sa6laae in Often.
@elid gueufuwu madt gnsrif Ser 0uHar loueam
1urtdrtte u @egeuS h0weid &arlhn gabsn nHerc
Srnppcu allie gnerff rnder Grerae nrHd9edaaen
NOroid DOn SDangcrco bat n rudes armpS oe a@e
hberidritm
gritides @riesshif sekSrtY
Sier GotterOam eneeancu @ebnngen beog oaH dns e
0e6riden arieesihfe uedc Der begam Aue ou cem
rcndu Arlerener setroiieu wnro Die Jamme gerpo@Hse
Siee 5uOrmotOu wnrOe 6ente bcr amtiG Der0iIeHtat
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
Van Vert Methodism.

The attendance last Sunday was
encouraging, even though the wea-
Their was extremely hot. Let us all
endeavor to maintain our interest,
for a few more Sundays will put us
where the weather will make church
going a greater delight. There are
only a few more weeks till our an
nual conference. 1t will convene in
Atlantic Sept. 8. On account of the
illness of our beloved Bishop Bristol,
Bishop Smith will preside. The vari-
Gus local boards will give annual re-
ports some Sunday before conference.
All members and friends will want
to hear these reports, for the charge
never had a better year. Plan your
Sundays and let us all enjoy these
reports.
At the 1 o'clock service next Sun
day we will have the communion SER
vice. This will be the last for the
conference year, and we hope the
membership will be largely represent
ed. If there are any who cannot at
tend, and will SO request of the
pastor, he will arrange to have the
communion with your friends at
home. .sss
Preaching at 8 p. m. and at 8
Pr M, at Fairview. Everybody in-
vited. Martin H. Keast, pastor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20

kindness in the fact that a public
speaker, and a good one, should SO
far forget himself as to call man
a fool who, in response to chal-
lcnge, simply expressed his dissent
ing opinion in one word. The
speaker was Mr. Hill, and the gen.
tleman he insulted thus publicly is
one of Leon best citizens and an
ardent Chautauqua booster. | think
l have heard dozens of protests and
there no doubt were hundreds, to
this uncalled for display of bad
tempered, bad-mannercd mans dis
position; and the value and force Of
a really great address were thus
marred for it's hearers.
The press is the only avenue Of re-
dress for those who are subjected to-
platform insult. Hence this protest
Respectfully,
Chautauqua Friend.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
Christian Ethics and Platform COur.
tRSy.

Editor Reporter:
Our Chautauqua has come and
gone and, taken as whole, ! believe
| but voice the sentiment of the en-
tire community in declaring it sue
cessful, uplifting, interesting and de-
lightful affair
Considering it's cost to us in dollars
we all feel we have had many times
it's value in that which is better than
money. In fact so far as have heard
there have been but two serious
causes for criticism. The first of
these was violation of christian
ethics by the speaker of the first af-
ternoon, Doctor Day, when by name
he mentioned a religion other than
his own in ridiculing fashion. This
kind of public speaker has gone
out of date. Time was when
the cult to which this ex-presiding
elder belongs was ridiculed without
mercy by those who did not accept
its teachings; and when it's gather
ings were considered a legitimate
place of amusement by the thought
less or the rude. Even in that day,
however, the thoughtful and the
christianity courteous reserved their
opinion of it and, like Gamaliel,
awaited the verdict of time. So has
every step forward had to be met
with ridicule or worse from the foes
of progress. But one hardly feels
justified in expecting to hear these
things from the Chautauqua plat
FORM
The other criticism of our Chau-
tauqua involves q no less vulgar
manifestation of lack of brotherly
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Church Notes.

The Standard Bearers held their
August meeting Monday evening at
the home of Miss Gretchen Hurst.
The Surprise at Sunday School
was a solo by Mr.. Van Dusen, the
platform manager of the Chautauqua.
Mr.. Van Dusen has tenor voice of
a very fine quality, and sings with ex-
preston. The generous applause he
received showed now thoroughly his
singing was enjoyed. He also very
kindly sang TT 1900 o'clock service.
Within two weeks the ships in their
their destination. About 1000 miles
remains. Rapid progress was made
last week, the distance covered by
each vessel differing by but Is miles.
Remember the contest is to conclude
with a picnic. A double surprise
is promised for next Sunday,-one
for each boat doubtless. Don't miss
them.
DR.. A. A. Thompson, our District
superintendent, was with us for the
adjourned session of Fourth Quarter
ly Conference last Thursday forenoon.
He is very busy looking after the
multitude of affairs in the Charlton
District as Annual Conference is but
three weeks away.
Preaching at 1900 o'clock next
Sunday. We are glad to have such
good attendance during the hot
weather. The young people are look
ing forward with pleasure to the
Union Young PEOPLES meeting at
700 on the courthouse lawn next
Sunday evening The committee is
carefully planning.
But two more union services at
500 on the courthouse lawn. The
ones this year have been unusually
successful. Let us make the remain
ing ones the very best! Union choir
rehearsal tonight at 1880 at the
Methodist church.
G. J. Fansher, Minister
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
Decatur Nj. f. Church Notes.

Regular services next Sunday at
eleven. Our union service in the
evening at the Methodist church. We
are expecting the Corydon Gospel
team for service at Maple Grove
and Elk Chapel next Sunday at the
regular service hours. This will be
a rare treat for those in these COM
munities and every one should avail
themselves of this great opportunity.
This team will be composed of from
four to eight men. 1t will be new
service for all and one that you can
not afford to miss. Only three Sun
days before conference. Do not
forget any part of the work that
needs your attention. Pay your be-
nevolence as soon as possible.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School .9:45 a. m.
Preaching Service .. *. HOO a. m.
Choir rehearsal, Thurs. $50 p. m.
The morning worship next Sabbath
will be service for old folks. Old,
familiar hymns will be used, and
the message of the morning will be
addressed specially to the old peo-
pie. Let everyone who can, come
and enjoy the fellowship and worship
with the older people who are unable
to attend all of our services. Mrs.
H. r. Layton is chairman OF the COM
mittee to furnish automobile service
to any old people who desire to at
tend.
The opening program for the Sum
day School next Sunday, promises to
be of unusual interest and you will
want to be there on time. Florence
Gates furnished the surprise last Sun
day, with a violin solo with Celia
Shular playing the accompaniment.
There is ito be union Young
Peoples meeting next Sunday even
ing on the courthouse lawn at Z
o'clock. We are assured of good
service, with Miss Mabel Horner,
Miss Winnie Housh and Miss Lillian
Pullen as the program committee.
Plan to be there; especially all the
young people.
Remember the union service Sun
day evening at s o'clock. After a
two weeks rest, there ought to be a
large audience at this service. The
Union choir practice at the Metho-
dist church this evening at 1880 o.
clock
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-20
Mine Resumes Operations.

Everybody was made happy the
latter part of last week when a tele-
gram came to those in charge of the
mine authorizing the resumption of
work.
The mine had been closed several
months and there were so many diff
ticulties in the way to be removed
that at times the task seemed hope
less, but thanks to the tireless energy
of Mr. Alderfer and his associates,
all have been removed and the mine
has begun work.
We understand that more than
100 men went to work Tuesday
morning, and it was a fine sight to
see so many men returning to work.
1t meals much for the prosperity of
GAINESVILLE .-Cainsville News.