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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

IN. |. Moyera nj tukaj, toda navzoc
( jc bill Tanner kateri ie povcdal
vSe natanGno. Scrif Crruse ie p1I
sci hotel Scott - govoril ic Tan
ncr - iu zahtcval od Moycra. ia
mora Svctovati Strajkarjem. ia
! yzamcjo tistih - tiSoc dolarjcv.
XII Jill ic nabrala Citizens Alliance
IA lrtvc bolicnc katastrofc Ca
Iumctu. Moycr je odmajal Z glaNO
rckoc. ia o tel Stvari mai odlocu-
lejo Strajkarji SAM. Tri minute
pozncic jc vdrla V soho drhal mol.
Iii SO vSi imeli gumbe Citizens Al
lance ma suknjah. Eden ic skO-
cll prot meni napctim revolvc.
lem ruki. med tenn so drugi pG.
/ drli Moycra ma tia in "a tcpli
/ pcstmi ia T. rocaji rcyOlVcrjcv 30
CLAW. ter 30 hrbtu. Pri ten st jc
en"mu prctcpacu ilproIil rcvol-
Yer in kroglia je Zadcla Moycra
Y plcca. Potcm SO naju oba vi"kli
II Sobc ma ulico i'm dale cen most
" lloughton. Med potio so naiu
IncprcStano suvah. zviiali roke,
tcpli po ohrazu in grozili. da maju
vrlclo lczcro. Virgil so nauI ma
vlak. katcri ic vozil proti Cnicagi
IN zagrozili, da naju obeSijo. &C. So
Sc povrncva. - KongrcSnihi so
vct casa. ko je goyoril Tanner.
mrklo glcdali pred Sc dokaz. da
jim jc mjcgova izpoved scgla do
Iivcga.
Major Pepper. kateri zaslopa
mlllco pred komitciem. So jc .;c-
iii. ko 50 price pravile o pi.iauosti
volakov in zaahteval ie. da ), tc
SvedoGbc prczrejo. Pred>cdatcl;
Taylor ie pa dovolil pri :am. da
povejo vse. kar znaio In prica
Dan Sullivan. prcdscdnIi d;snilit-
he unljc. jc povedal. ,ntC je vi
del vojaka. Xxi ie bill pijan kot
PAM. Ncki Startek. veteran evil
ne vojne. ic priiel doticnega piia-
mega militaria "a rame in mu
rckcl. ia mai gre Spat in da mai
ne Sramoti vojaSke uniformc. No-
lak mu ic pa Odgovoril: go to
hell'' (POjdi pekel.) - +. Ran
ninon je prital, da ie vidcl wee
milicarjev ma koniin, XII so Sli '
Stanovanje rudniSkcga bossa Wa
rena Y AlIouczu in cez nekai ur
so priSli IL hiSc tako piiani. da
MISC mogli zajczditi konjev.
V sredo ie kongrcsni komitei
kontal Z zaSliScvanicm Straikar-
jcv in sedai pridcio ma vrSto rud-
n;Skc druzbe. da pripeljeio svojc
price. Obencm jc komitci preme-
still preiskavo IL Haucocka V
iloughtOn. kicr bOdo vSc price
odSIcj zaSliSanc poslopju okroz-
mega SodiSta. V cctrtck je komi-
tel obiskal Calumet. Ahmcek.
South Range in par ostalih rud-
niSkIh naSclbin. V Calumctu je
kongreSnikc pozdravilo ccz 1000
>trajkarjev komitci bo tudi obi
Skal rudnikc pod zemljo. da Sc
prcprita o Sanitarnosti in varno-
Sti istih.
Charles f.. lIitalla, tajnik okroz-
mega councia w +. of NJ. ie izja-
vii V srcdo pred komitcjcm. da je
ma Straiku Sc 6015 rudarjcv, Xxi
prejemaio podporo cd unije. Po-
leg tega .ie Sc 442 stavkarjev. XII
So sami vzdrzujejo. skupai ma
Strajku 6457. Kakih 5000 CLANCY
unije ic pa zapuStilo bakrenO O.
krozje GaSu. odkar .ic stavka.
Iadnji pondcljck so tajni de-
tcktivi sluzbi vladncga dclav-
skcga departmental arctirali Scst
rumunskih skcbov, XII so dclali y
rudnikih Calumet X Hccla Co.
Skcbie so pod optoibo. da so po-
godbeni dclavci. Xxi so krSili nasel-
niSki zakon. Med rudniSkimi tira.
J nj vlada panika.
, Preiskava v Colorado. Odpo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03
Chicago, ILL.,, 3. marca March) 1914.
Zi0cini prihajajo ma dan

kOngresna preiskaVa " Michiganu In Colorado
Odkrila Velika hudOdelSiVa iZVrSena mad
straikarii. COlOradSki VOiaId ukradli reVni
zeni $500. lZgOn MOyera preiSkaVi. Mag
matte bakra ZOpet ZaVrnili pOnudbO Ia spO-
raZum. Milica " Colorado OdpOkiicana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

"A z L I Z.
ma stevilko " oklepatu-
XII sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplie-
Mega spodAi ali .
ma ovitku. Ako 33o)
10 stevilka
tedat vam . prihodnto
steviiko naseya lista po-
tece narocninn. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
CENTRAL CHOIR
In MUSICALE
Oionthly Concert Program for
Church Shows Many
Fine kumbeFS
SACRAMENT AT
THE MORNING HOUR

services in the Central Presbyterian
Imrch7 King street below Eighth street
on sundaywill be- OF unusual interest. IA
the morning at 1920 O'Clock thc sacra
mcut Of thc Lords supper viii be- ob.
served wlih the reception ci now mem
bor-. The minister the Rev. j. "a. Crav
lord, wiil give short communion medit
tatior %, Che subject 'Lo,ers Of God
lu abe evening at 7.4J O'Clock ,h.
choir Will give their regular musical sef.
vice. ihi- choir s. coruo-ed OF qua.
tct Ot professional .irgor- whose NO44.
S oi high order The singing oi hg
quariei has gained fof Them high ank
in muaical circles ana well epay- q
heain- e. an lovers of good music. the
program for the evening consists Of.
organ prelude "tantlcna,' Crisou
anthem. - AM Alpha and Omega.
Ntainer: anthem. Daughter of Zion Re.
ioicc' rrowbridgc uirertoIy. My God
Look Upon Me- Hopkins; anthem
"Cloria,r Farmer. organ postlndc,
"Npich Juhilnut Goss- Custard.
rhc minister viii give brief talk ON
Answered Prayer
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris.
tiW Eudcnvor viii meet at 6.45 o'clock,
the subject being Prayer led by How
erd Ieieris'
Tho Sunday school meets at T. o'clocl,
with CLASSES for all ages.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
DEDICATIONOF
M'CABE CHURCH
Bishop MCCabe to Have Charge
Of Service on Sunday
Morning
DR.. BOVARD TO PREACH
THE EVENING SERMON

The new McCabe building is to be
dedicated tomorrow. The hour Tor the
morning service has been changed from
1880 o'clock to 10 o'clock that more
time may be had for the full program
Of the morning. At 10 O'Clock the pas
tor Will announce the hymn, "All Hail
the Power of Jesus Christ"
The morning sermon will be preached
by Bishop Earl Cranston. whose official
residence is in Washington. lie is eN-
pected to reach the city this evening,
and viii be entertained hy the Rev. and
Mrs. h. L. Hoifccker. Instead OF meet
ing at II o'clock as usual, the Sunday
school will meet at 23u o'clock. This
viii be q public service and viii be ad-
dressed hv several persons. The orches-
ira OF the school, under the leadership
of Professor W. +. Marks. viii give sew
eral selections.
In the evening. service beginning at
30 o'clock, th Rev Dr. Foreman d..
Bovard will preach. Dr. Bovard is from
California. For some years he has been
one OF the prominent ministers OF the
Pacific coast Until recently he was edi-
tor of the California Christian Advocate.
lie Is now one OF the corresponding sec
retaries OF the Board of Home Missions
and Church Extension" with offices at
Philadelphia, having been elected to fiji
the place made vacant by the death Of
DR. Robert Forbes.
The dcdicatory services viii continue
through the week. interesting programs
having been prepared for each evening.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
DEDICATE new
SUMMIT BRIDGE
CHURCH SOON

Dedication services OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church uf summit liridee
Delaware win bc held ou SUNDAY, Jan
uary rs, and Nlmmetonians have bccp
EXTENDED m invitation to br present
Al The @ o'clocl, service. Han and Mack
the Philadelphia smgers viii oe ia
charge, assisted by che Rev. q. II. Col.
Tins Of Madcloy Church, Wilmington
The Rev. ~. .. :. AIurra, pastor OF
Epworth Church, viii preach at the
1880 O'Clock service. At o'clock Hall
and Mack win hold a popular service ior
old and Young. A--ong service win be
conducted by Dr.. Merritt Burke and
Garett Harrington. both OF Harrington,
al the ! o'clock service, and the speak
er a. lthc 7..lO o'clock service win be-
DR. T. /. llohcckor. district superin-
tendent.
layton Nic-t oi Harrisburg. Pa. wilt
De- the couoti-t at the srrvicc~. Mrs.
Clara Boyd OF Philadelphia viii assist
and remain two weeks Tor the revival
meetings thut win follow. The Rev
T.. H. Collins oi Alacelcy NJ. r. Church
and othr iormei pastors at >ummit
Bridge win br present at the services.
TIE old church was ired by q lightning
bolt last year.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
Notes Of Interest the City ChuhesReNvaI Meetings Progress

explains the matter, saying. 1t Is not
ye that speak, but the Spirit OF your
Father that speaketh in YOU"
Strictly speaking, the Apostles had
not yet received the Holy Spirit di-
rectly. The Fathers Spirit had been
impaired TO the Son. who shared that
Spirit with those He sent ont TO
preach in His name. The Father did
not directly recognize. authorize or
ordain any to preach the Gospel Mes
sage. until Pentecost ST. Peter there
explains that the Holy Spirit shed
forth upon the disciples was from the
Father and by the Son.-Acts 2:3233.
Only those whom God has ordained
IN che sense OF giving them the Holy
Spirit of sOnship are in any wise
commissioned. or authorized. TO
preach iu His name All the ceremo-
nies on earth. and all the hands Of
all the bishops. cannot give authority
TO anybody to speak in the name of
God. Our Lord Jesus did not begin
His ministry until lie had received
sucn an ordination At the time Of
Ills consecratiCn and bapt SIN the
Holy Spirit came upon Him. dnoint-
ing Him, consCcrating him. authoIiz-
ing Him. TO preach the good tldings
to the meek, to bind up the broken
hearted. to proclaim~liberty TO the
captives. to proclaim the acceptable
year Of the Lord. to comfort those
that mourn.--lsaiah 81: I. ..
The forty years which closed the
Jewish Age ending A. ID. 20 with the
destruction Of Jerusalem. was the
Harvest period for typical Israel L.
witnessed the gathering in-o the Cos
pei garner OF all of the true Nhaet
and the entire setting aside of the
remainder, the chatf IN a great time
of trouble, symbollcaliy call "a re
The Lord in Matthew 13. intimates
that in the end of this Gospel Age.
there Will be a similar Harvest. Many
believe that It began in 1874. and VIII
end in 1915.
Harvest Work Great Privilege.
All Of the Lords faithful ones az the
close OF the Jewish Age were to rccoz-
nize the great privilege of being en-
gagged in The Harvest work and the
same must be true now. The Lords
followers are compared 20 gentle. ip-
offensive lambs aud sheep while thu
selfish. unrogencTate world He pic
lures as wolves. IN the JcWisl Har-
vest He would n Il have them beg
their way from house 10 mouse bug
inquire for the most wortnv people in
every village. and IL received remain
thorc until then had given their wit
ness in that village They were 20
depend wholly upoi tho Lord and to
make no attempt to provide for thcir
needs. THIS was 10 be for them log
son for thcir future benefit Later
Jesus seut forth His disciples. telling
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
CLAPP
SUNDAY SPEAKER
IN UNION CHURCH

The event Of Importance tomorrow "a,
Union ". Z. Church Is the address to bc
delivered by United States senator
Moses =. Clopp ut 7.3O oclocl, ON tine
subject christianity and Free Govern.
mcnt" Senator Clapp has nation
wide reputation as statesman and ana
orator lie has been prominently men
toned several times iof the prcsidongl
OF the United States Most of his Sun
day are given mp to addresses in
churches on themes that look 10 the ber.
torment of the nation. The Rev. W. T
Corkrun, pastor OF the church. ha- tried
To reach all the labor organizations %,
the city with an invitation to hear SEN
ator Clapp and many of them have given
assRrnce of their presence
The pastor viii preach in the morning
on the Progressive Church"
The class meeting and the Sunday
school viii bee held at ihc usual hour
The choir viii furnish special and ap-
propriate music Tor the evening services,
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
RIRrH 0F rHE CHrRCH.

IN Gilbert Presbyterian Church. at
1915 o'clock tomorrow. the minister
the Rev. !. b. lsaacs, will preach from
the theme THE Birth Of the Church. %
The SUNDAY school viii present its
monthly auxiliary program at 2.3O
o'clock The program is under the
auspices OF the junior department Of
the school. Or. Crawford OF Ches-
ter, Pa, will make the address The
Christian Endeavor Society viii meet
at $50 o'clock. Miss Stella Spencer
viii lead Al o'clock a gospel ser
vice win be held with short address
by the pastor.
A joint meeting OF the pastors Aid
Committee and Willing Workers viii
he held at the home of the pastor on
Monday evening Special matters per-
tanning TO the welfare OF the church
will be discussed
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
RENIvAL AT EPwORTH.

Revival services at Epworth NJ. E.
Church will be continued every even
ing next week except Saturday. The
church is seeking the vision and pas
sion emphasized by Bishop Berry at
the Efficiency Conference, and its
members arc doing the work.
George W. Bookers class will meet
at $50 o'clock tomorrow as usual. Al
the 1890 and $50 o'clock services
revival appeals will be made by the
Rev. W. T.. S. Murray, and there will
be special music by Professor George
+. Kings choir
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson will
have charge Of the music at the Sun
day school services beginning at
o'clock
Al the $50 o'clock Epworth League
meeting the officers will be assisted
by Mrs. Lulu Holloway.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
SACRAMENT AT
EASTLAKE CHURCH

AT the Eastlake Presbyterian
Church. corner Twenty-seventh and
Market streets. the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will he-observed to-
morrow The Rev. Henry Cunning
ham will give a communion address
on "Newness OF Life Through
Christ The special attention Of all
the church members is called TO this
service.
The Sunday school and Adult Bible
Class. taught by the pastor, will meet
at 2 o'clock. The school graded,
SO there are classes for all ages. The
music is led by trained orchcs-
ira
The popular song and gospel ser
fcc will bc hold &C 7.45 o'clock. The
music by the audience and choir IS
a special feature The pastor will
speak on stop Lookl Listenln
The choir quartet and soloists VIII
urnish music.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
SEVENTY MINISTER'S ORDAINED.

I T. ~
1T is not ye that speak, but the
Spirit of your Father which
speaketh in You Matthew 1920.
Ministerial ordination mas for cen
turtles been bone OF contention. In
directly &c has led to bloody persecu-
tions. Thank Godl those days are
gone, so far as the majority OF Chris
tiau people are concerned. And yet.
because the masses 40 not clearly un-
derstand the subject OF ordination.
there is always danger of recur-
renee Of persecution along this line.
lresbyterians. Baptists. Methodisfs.
Lutherans. Episcopalians. in time
past have persecuted each other
along these lines
The claim was that none could be
preacher or teacher unless no had
E speciol ordination. that for the m
ordained 20 preach or teach was re-
bollion against Divine arrancement.
and thai ali who followed his teach
Tugs or gave him support were
btratics. deserving of no sympathy.
but of persecution
Ordination does not relate 10 a
ceremony or form. as many suppose.
II signifies an authorization. q com
mission. TO preach The Baptists
commission those who agree with
their creed To- preach II. The Presby-
tcrians commission their disciples
as do the Luthcraus. Methodists. etc.
Roman Catholics and Episcopaiinns
claim an ordination from God that
all bishops are successors 10 tho
Apostles and armed with Apostolic
authority: hence that any not COM
missioned. or ordained by their
bishops have no right TO preach. but
are beretics From their standpoint.
all other Protcaants are hcretics,
preaching without authority.
But the spirit OF tolerance is grow
ing; and within the last two years
tpiscopalians have lifted the embargo
on other Protestants 10 the extent
that an Episcopal minister may
preach IN the pulpit Of another de-
nomination. or a minister not ordain-
cG by the Episcopal.ans mav preach
r. their pulpits But this is a very
modern concession.
Ordination Is From Jehovah.
The risht though, o. ord nation is
presented in the Srdv for today
Jesus bad already spn in,cd twelve
10 be His special Apo t'c and now
He ordained or appointed sov-ntv
more. not 10 be Apostles but
10 be general minister o. mission
aries There was no CEREMONY c1n-
peoted with t'1cig aosoiDtmer or orr
d'natiop SO far as the recoli rh0xs.
Iosus simply sent tf0r oC fep'n
them what 20 say. Our Goid-n TeEs
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
DR.. CRAIG In
GRACE PULPIT
Former Pastor Of City Chucsl
Will Meet Old Friends
Tomorrow
DR.. REED IN PULPIT
At NIGhT SERVICE

The Rev. DR.. Alfred Z. Craig, foS.
merly pastor of Grace Church AM
now president of Morningside Conegs,
Iowa. will preach in Grace Churci
tomorrow morning. 1t is expected
that many friends of DR.. Craig vii
hear him.
The special musical program of tlB
morning will be- Church quartet
Sing Alleluia Forth" by Burk ::
chorus choir, Break Forth Into JOY"
by Simper.
At , o'clock. the Sunday school
will meet in all departments for Bibls
study, the Mems Bible Glass. under
the conduct Of Edwin Golding. In the
afternoon it is expected that Dr. Craig
Will deliver a brief address before the
adult department
At $50 o'clock, Epworth League VIII
meet
AT 7.3O o'clock. Dr. Reed will de-
liver the second of his two sermons
on Young Men and the Churches, -
his subject being: Ten Reasons Why
Men Should Attend Church" which
will be sequel TO the sermon de-
livered last Sunday evening on
Twenty Reasons Why Many Men DO
Not Attend Church. stirring gos-
pei song service will precede the ser
mon
The following special musical selec-
tions will be sung at night
Church quartet "In Heavenly Love
Abiding by Holden; chorus choir.
Let the People Praise Thee" by Car
ter.
On Monday evening, January -. a
special meeting for men will be held
in the church under the auspices Of
the st. James brotherhood.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
SERVICES AT SITyERBR00K.

Old home dag was observed last
sunday in Silverbrook NJ T.. Churcn.
u was a great success, notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable weather A num-
her of persons who attended tho
church and school in the old stable
and chapel were present II was a
most happy and joyous reunion
The services in the church tOmor-
row viii begin at 1880 O'Clock with
a New Year service. The pastor
viii make a short address appropri-
ate to the occasion, 10 be followed
hy the sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per-" A special invitation IS extend
ed TO members OF the church and CON
gregaiiOn to be present
The Epworth League viii hold a
rally in connection with the regular
evening service. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged
Sunday school and Bible CLASSES
will meet az O'Clock to be followed
by the Junior League meeting
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
CHOIR TO SING
SHEPHERD KING
First Presbyterian Worship
peTS Will Hear Christ
mas Music Again
BlPTISM AT TIE
MORNING SERVICE

The Peace OF Bitterness will be
tls subject Of the morning SERMON ln
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth street, the Rev. j.
Ross stonesifer, minister tomorrow.
The Sacrament OF Bautism will be
administered to children. The an
inem for this service IS Nearer My
tod 10 Thee"
At o'clock the Sunday school VIII
convene The Barnebas Men VIII
mocl the pastor in the church audi
torium for Bible study
The Christian l5ndoavor will meet
al Z O'clc,k The subject is "Pur-
pose. persistcncy and Power in
PRAYER Mr. Long president Of the
city union of Christian Endeayor. viii
lead the meeting.
The choir viii repeat It's Christmas
Cantata, "Thc Shepherd King. at
the evening service. Miss Krumme,
director of music IN the public
schools. will do the soprano solo
work as before. The audience which
filled every available seat when the
cantata was given the first time and
the appreciation heard at the close
OF the service warrants the expecta-
iion that there will be another large
congregation Sunday evening
The organ numbers Of the day
will be;
Morning "And lie Shall Feed Ills
Flock" Handel. march, "Romaine,
Gounod
Evening "Cantahile in r. Minor, q"
Hopkins. and chorus, "But as For
His People, Handel.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
TEN CENT RALLY
FOR CHURCH BENEFIT

AT ST. Paul's L A. NJ. y. Church. on
East Eleventh street, Of which the
Rev. :. p. SHEPPARD Is pastor. there
will be a special ten cent rally al the
services tomorrow Several Oveuni-
zations of the Singing and Prayins
Bands of Philadelphia. Chester and
this city
There will be preaching at so 1879
o'clock service. The sunday school
classes viii meet al o'clock and at
3 O'Clock there will be service
with a sermon by the Rev Nj Boil,
o. A. 4. 81. P. Church. French street
near Eighth.
a special sermon tor the orc mia
tions will be 9reachcd az 7.20 O'Clock
by the Rev. Mr. Clash OF Ezion N. +.
Church.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
BROTHERHOOD TO
HONOR BURNS

January 25 being the one hundred
and hfiy-httieth anniversary of the
birth OF Robert Burns. scotland's ma
iionai bard. the Brotherhood of
Greenhill Presbyterian Church will
celebrate the occasion at their regular
monthly meeting. TO be held IN the
lecture room OF the church. Monday
evening
Inc program viii consist of read
ings from the poets works by the
young men Of the brotherhood. The
pastor the Rev William Crawford
VIII pronounce a brief eulogy and also
selections. After the literary part OF
the program a social hour viii be in
dulged in and the celebration VIII be-
brought 70 close with the singing OF
Aud Lang Syne'
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

them to provide for their waits tc the
5 best OF their b'lity--implying that the
l first experience had been a special
one. TO give them confidence and re-
lance in Divine Power
The Ma ters Spirit was given to
them in such measure that they were
enabled to do. as He did-to heal the
sick, cast out devils etc We are not
TO understand that there is such an
authorization OF the Loi is people to-
day Conditions have changed The
healing OF spiritual sickness and
blind and deafness greater works
than those. is the privilege of the
Lords people today.
The one Message OF the disciples
was that the Kingdom of God had
come nigh Gods Kingdom had been
waited for by the lsraelites for many
centuries. But alas. when it was pre-
sented. only a comparatively small
number were ready to receive it,
Thereafter the Kingdom offer was
taken away. from them. and has since
been given throughout the whole
world gathering the elect class from
every nation to be- Messiahs Bride
and Joint-heir. through whom shortly
the Kingdom will be established in the
earth.
The Master referred to His mighty
works IN Caper2aum, Bethsaida and
Chorazin These cities we're hgura-
lively said 10 nave been exalted to
heaven in privilege; and having re-
iected the Lords favors they would
be east down to the grave Examples
were given OF Sodom and Tyre, both
of which had been brought down to
Hades. to the dust.
Our Lord intimates. however, that
the trial. or testing. or Judgment.
which His preaching had given was
not a lnality-there would be
future judgment or trial Acoording
90 st. Paul the entire Miilenniai
Age Us to be a thousand-year Jude
ment ay in which the whole world
s. to be given a fun opportunity OF
coming to a knowledge OF God. (Acts
1i:31l Nevertheless. those VINO
heard Jesus unmoved hardened their
hearts. and will be correspondence
disadvantaged in the Judgmen, Day.
Jesus put the matter very strongly
when He implied that it would be
icierable for those Deop'e. but more
tnlerable for Sodom. because its s;n
lad been against less liebt and nrivi-
eyes.
Concluding the Master assured His
messengers that whoever heard them
and despised them despised Him ana
the Father This same thing Is un-
doubicdly true OF all whom the Lord
las ordained and sent forth as minis
ters Of the gospsl-tho truly ordained.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
EyANGELIsTIC SERVICE

Interesting revival services have
been in progress during the past
week In Wesley NJ. =. Church, m
several conversions have taken place.
The usual communion service will be
held tomorrow and opportunity given
for persons to unite with the church
by letter or on probation. The Sun
day school will meet at o'clock Tho
subject of the pastors evening SER
mon will be The Church and Child.
hood Evangelistic services win be
continued during the week