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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Sergeligc 5llltaaoe
blanbt s5noianernr,

@oibington 9. 6. IS. 0iort5.
,Snoionerfomnlisirr Sells beifriper
/ i'm aarlige Snobereining 5orbol.
oene blanot Snoionerne iom meget
befloaeliae. Senpeo 25,000 Snoia.
mere lioer Al Iprina, ii9er ban,
mcoens Soipitnlerne tillnnlnen life
rnn0er ober mere enc 300 Senge.
5 oct lioite NeanifabSoar oeoe
| ,905 SnOionere al 3pring 0eoe.
liabeoen par 1926 Tor hnert 1000
Iammenlignet meo t6 for buert 1000
/ belle llniteo Stotes. Oper 60.000
1iliGloe al nIracboma" nIoeS at
efsiitere blonot Snoinnere. 9inppor.
ten tiger, at DER er 5000 SsnOioner.
fnmilier. iom life bar noget Stem.
og iIere al oisie Ieber unoer uGm.
melige 5orbolo
Ger lpa9es gGat pan, at Der mao
iterre gepilgninaer I'll Tor. at SSn.
oionerne fnn ioripnes meO mere
idnitrre @oIiaer, beore Sfoler, be.
ore 9GgetiIipn oa @aioIer, buorpeo
Sn0oonlne fan iorebpgaes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
aongrcsmano OF Yralioent.

9'em gorf, %. 0iarts. Der
iororcs life iao meeen 6oritono til
at pare en- goo Grgiioent iom til
at orre Ell goo aongresmdno", log.
oe Champ Glarf. 5ormnnoen Ge.
prrientantbuiet. 9lften, fsr ban
toIte til en- itor 5oriamIins goun9
MenS Gbriition 9lsiocidtion 9roof.
Inn. On 9rGiioent iortiatte 1aIe
rem, bar fit aabinet at raaoisre iig
meo, meoens eli aongresmnno mao
tGnfc for iig ielo.
0a man ipurgte banl angaaenoe
1oIocu ior at ieile igennem Gnna.
mafnnalcn iuoreoe glr. 9larf
Ser er iaot .for meget ON Oen
Sog. allereoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Stiainsen | 6n9lano.
,licgeringen tilbasetaloer
SGrleoerne reiisnerer.

glllereoe UNDER 26 Iiarts melotes
ira 2onoon, at 9iegeringen bnuoe
tilbagefnlot Den 8nranti. iorn arigs.
mlniiter Seelu GAP DC Oiiicerer.
Der reiignereoe. at @Greu life ifol
brllges I'll at tpillge litter til at beie
ia unOer Some Mule gonen. 1enne
5ilbnaefaloelie iotte banoe Weneral
Sougb og bans 80 aannerater.
DER tog oeres Aeiignation tilbnge,
Ell meaet ubebagelig Stilling
ariasminiiter Seelp tog Ell
1nle. iom ban bolot llnoerbliet.
belle SfuIoen pnn iig ior Oen uoiteo.
tie @aronti og ior DC eurige giis.
ioritnaelier ben ienere Sio. eiter
at bope reiianeret oplnite ban, at
aongen life hapoe toaet SSnitiatiuet
i llliteriaaen. Son inorsmneoe iinc
egne ,Seilareb oa bTpoeoe, at aon.
gen life hopoc ieilet.
greulierminiiter 9lsanitb ioripn.
reoe 9iegeringen % io9oe, al Dlini.
tier SeeIns aiife0saniegning life
uiloe bIipe bepiIaet Son bGuoeoe, at
oaiaa @enernl gaget, Gbeien for
5roppsrne / Srlnno, bouoe lin Del
/ ,Seilgrebene.
Den Den Stilling, ioni 9iegerin.
gen inaioa baboe til ,Selge, at 5eIt-
maridaI Cir sSobn lrencb, Der er
Gbei ior Generalization og Cir
,Sobn Spencer eluart, Der er t5enc.
rolaohItnnt. tog gliifeO og traoote
no al glrneitprelicn. Dc TO Dill.
ccrer 6opoe nemlig nieounoertegnet
C5orantien. DER bIep aiuet @enernl
c8ougb oa oe anore Oiiiccrer, og
eiter at 9iegeringen Dapoe fornn.
oret StilIing, flinoe DC life blloe
/ oeres 5tillinger Ger er iaa Il.
oen iorbanoIet meO oisie to bit.
iiooenoe Siiicerer ior at beprge
Dem til at tooe oeres 9ieiianoticn
fiIboa, men oct ipnes, ionl oet ifft
er muliat at beppge Dem til at gerc
Oct.
en0nu unoer 30. piorts inelotes
ira conoon: Te fonierpntioe Dlor'
genbIn6e paaiiaar, OF SeItmaricba
Cir sSobn 6rencb op (8enrrol Gipori
6ar beillttet life at taae oeres aiciia.
udtioner tilbnae. grianoeaenerol
Subert cBouah bar forloot Gurragf
ior Ell llaes Scrie. men 'or at unh
qao Snterpiciuere er bans 9eitcm
nelicsitco ifcnot. 5cr spriat IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

mes oct. iom man poa begge Sioer
of Strioen bar taget SOiI for 70.
Iigt at betragte Sitliotionen.
I'll Rorgen Gag meloes ON Ell
M Bending, Sagerne bar taget. 5or
at unogan Den truenoe Niitligbeo
ogorlament moo SGren" bar lloen.
rigsminiiter @rep for Souie OF
Gommers ioreiIaaet en- ieoernI 9ie-
gcringsiDItem for oe brittle Ger
iom 2esniug al 8anifeliabeoen, o9
oct ipnes, iom oenne Gonfe / oct
minoiie pil gibe 9lnleoning til Tor.
met dorbanoling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

9lusiiif aolouiiation. Oct rus.
iiife NiQsrooo beif9itiger iig ior
5ioen meO et al 2onobrugsniniite-
rem foreIngt 9opiorilag angaaenoe
aoloniiatiou Melemalien. I'll
bette 5ormaal iorlunaes 700 Niia
Nnbler, oa oct er Menin1en at isac
at ioa en- fraitia rusiiif 9eioItninq
til at boiGtte iig Der Gen ieritc
9egpnoelie oil bline giort nco
9ncn C8oIoouoia / groOinien Ga
marfono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
I'm niGopanlis gnleonins.

gGnn beoes Iugge WiGrfe til oen
me 2anoannonce iom flnoes bette
Rlmlner ira lbc gnlier 6arm Ga.
les 81. @or nGite efsfuriion a +
qoar ira omaha Girsoog q
Den 7. ApriL ST tt.35 gliten.
Sfrip til 6reo &. Mnrtin,
@en glgt.
Z. >. @or. 254. Omaba, yiebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
2
Bort Tnut.

gruriebrano. 5rn Winnoan, u
8of., mcIoes, at Ell YrGriebranO,
Der itamneoe ira 9ranoen al eli
Solmitof aif ilere Vlil no ooer
Sanoet, aiipeo @rpS oG eoelagoe
mango 0eitaffe. grnnoen nolote ct
lob al $4,000 pan cen 6arm.
WPiQionbrono. Gn ltsrre sSlolss
u0breo Gnrban, u. e.. lneloes
DER on lnlocr "a Wiorts. sSloen no.
brso Sorretningsfpnrteret og on.
retteoe en Sfaoe, Der anilnos til Ell
Diiaion 9oaors, Salboelen al buil.
fet bar OGffet oeo glsiuronce.
S0inois' iterite Uiano 0eO Sra
,snctionpiIle. sSa., neloeS. at eta.
tens iteriic Minno, Better @aIlon,
nDlig er 900. san ifrlbe bearoucs
onsoag | iioite llae. 0lanoens
Guat ii1cs at bape nprct $40 Gimo
oa Ger niaatte lanes efstro Sig.
fiite iii bom.
glnerifonif stiulra orrbt | So.
req. 9irurgeu Or Gognr De Not
Strufer. iom ioreifoo 9eoelien oi G
tort soipifal | SolfoI. aorca, Or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

iom boboe fert 9ilinn meo 9ebono-
lingen al $4,000 Wlenneifer / oe
iioite lire 9lar, bleo ifu0t og orpbt
Der 2sroo9s al Ell Sapaner. Mieo.
OeleIie oerom inolsb / Senoogs til
bans Spigeriooer, @oluaro S.2ouo
/ YrooflDn, g. y.
Senotor 60 5oIlrtte or6eioer,
nIeo glsiiitonce af Or. $. 8. @ilep,
Hure 5000 bureaus forbenppren.
DC Gbei, pan Ell Omreoigering al
Hllre 3oo6 2oDen berben. at oct life
iom mi ifol paoboile Jle9eringen at
6ebiie, at et Yroouft er foriaIifet
oa farIigt for 5un0be0en, men
6abrifonterne ifol iorpliates til at
lebere @epiier for oet mooiotte
9feoipttelie al Sfatter Sra 5a.
ribolllt, 0iinn., meooeIes unOer 30
Wiorts. at omfring 1000 5ormere
bar lolOt ct Ols0e og oalnet giice
County 3nrpnpers Seagle, bbi5
Diaal Get er at foa Stotterne giort
lauere banoe Gountpet og belle
Stoten 9igaen bill imoeriege, bnor-
leoes oe forifeIlige aanoioater Tor
Stots. og Gouttp.embeoerne It'll
Ter fla til oens 0pgaOe.
9eiernering al sfulleierne / slln.
ifa. Senotets 9onlite for oifentlig
San0 eliOes iioite llee ON ct ssor-
flag. iom beitemmer. at 5,t20 gfcres
/ 9ering 9fiper 0iItriftet og 1850
g(creS | Wlotnnllifa 0iitriftet Ifol
reierneres 9egeringen, oa aulno.
grooning ifnl begnnoes, nonr 9rr.
iioenten iinorr oct spifeligt
efsploiion pao ct Sfib. Sra
Sonollilil Soipaii, neI9tS uloer 26.
Morris, at meIlem 80 og 40 Wen.
neifer beirngtes at nGre omfonne
ueo Ell Gfsploiion paa Iamperen
U2nlti" 9ffteueu igr men for
Eenrl Sorbor. Ger iiges, at Ell.
bet ltsote pna Ell llnoeroanosmine,
men ben olminoeIige Wlening er. at
lllpffen ifnloes ell aeoelefsploiion.
OpiimSimuglere. Ser meloes ira
San 5ranciSeo, Galif., at rs Golbe.
tiente imnmen meo anore | nogen
lio bar oreDet s5n0imugling al
Opium og at De iielge 9iegerings.
beregninger bar tient $4,000 poo
oenne Srafif. fl al Mpnoene bar
tilitaaet ocres greoe ior 9letten, oq
to al oisie bioneoe Snsoag lioite
llge, at oe bOer boooe tient ira
$4,000 til $4,000 poo ben uIonligC
Snoisriel
0eo al Ooeraniiten9eIie, Sra
Sncrdnlento. Sal. meloe5 imoer
%. os.. al S6eriiien / Socromentc
SO. 9liteneu iorno iolot oeo OH /
lit Stem. San bar bleoen iug nog.
le Gage Gsorpeien al Oberan'
iirengeIic pco at iere Silipn neo oe
.arbei0sIeles Snr" 9(rbeioet Der
meo iaIot bopeoiaqelig poa banl
SGger mener, at bette sfrbeioe bleb
ben umiooelbore gloriag til bans
Gso.
arigsifibet Oklahoma" oct iterlte
al Dor 6loaoes arigsifibe, lsbes al
Stabelen pco 9amoen, ". s., Wion.
Dag iiolte llae / OperppreIie al
ct tort slntnl @piter. Sfibet er
bpgget al gyielp 9orf Sbipbuiling
Gompanp". Sflobomo er 5S3 500
lnnat og bar ct Displacement al
81, 800 Cons - 500 Cons mere
emo noeet anoet amerifonif Slao-
ifib Oct ifol brGnoe Ole.
GrGiioent @iIion icireoe Gre.
oae / iioite llae ouer bnnbe Speo'
fer Glarf, ocu oenofrotiife 9eoer
llnocrnooo. Den republIfonitc Sc
Der Mnrn oa oen proaresiinc 2eber
@hlrbocf / ben inoleoenoe aomp
onanaenne 1ilboaefaloelien of 90
pen onL at bore cane Sfihe life
ifol b,tnle Iolo for at iejle ocnnem
Gonomofanalen. aonlpen aialotgeo,
toaelicn al en- ipeciel Neael ior
1reiteIicn al Gins Soriloa ON nt
tiIboaefnloe nppnte Con. Nlellen
| 4oS4.,aa ,,,aS oO0 ,n,A 10 r~to,,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
9nr0eu ru1l0t.

-~-~--s-~-S-~@~-~-~@@
9nroen rnrlot.
sSSSS @SsSSSsS@ - S
Grnfnet. appenicf, GpIflono, %.
Vfarts 6emten Menneifer orufneoe
Der @aar, oa Ell 9ugierbooo
iteote moo ell Serge, lom par
operiD!0t al 9lr6eioere og oeres 9u.
Itruer.
Politilf Strife / Sopon. 5ofio, "a.
Qiarts. Oct iopanife aobinet, 6pis
Gbef bar @reb @om6ei gamamoto.
in0gao lin 9(iifeosonlsgning I Dag.
5 @onr 6leu Observation-Disclosures
miolertioig opIeit beo cn 5ororo.
ming al aeiieren.
@erus @ruiiOent aaar al. 9ima.
Heru, q Wfarts. Hoberto 6. 9eallia,
Der iom fsrite @icepruiioent oper.
tog Grgiioenteln6eoet @eru, ef.
ter at Rrriioent 9iQingbllriP nar
blepet orepet 9anoflpgtigbeo, neo.
logoe lit Gnbeoe @oar.
Guel paa @rpif. 9lt6eu II.
0iorts Oppoiitionens Serer, 36e.
otofis, bar Gag onelleret paa Ei.
itoIer meo 6ormonoen for 0epute.
retfamret, 3obit5ionos, iom sSslge
al ct Salnme1itsO / aamret. Ser
oefsleoes ct Sfuo. sSngen al Dem
ioareoes.
Socialiitieir. Dresden, 5ulflano.
y. Wiarts. Socioliiterne ieireoe /
Gag neo ct llofDIoningsoolg / Dor.
nnoiitriftet. General BON 2iebert
Der er Sntperioliit, miitcoe tit S9oe
| Sfiesooeen, foroi Der oor begaoet
Stuff peo bans galg. Der er nu
III Soeialiiter / GigSooeen.
9pit geroensretoro. Sobannis-
tbal, Spitlnno, %. Niorts. Den
tDife sSlDoer Sinnefogel iatte @aar
Ell geroensreforo ue0 at itiqe til ell
9eioe Of 1S.050 SOP lit 0tono.
plan meo Ell Bosioger. Gen ior.
riae @eroenSreforb meo en- 9aSio.
ger BAR 1920 500 og 6lep lat al
,SrauifmonOen @rmono gerropon
ben 3 SUM 1918.
9e frieerife apinoer 9elfait SSr-
lano, 27. 0fartS. arigcrife Steln-
meretsfuinOer latte Sag lSlo pua
@eneralmoior Sir SuQ6 OfcGal.
monts gieiioens npr peo g8biteob.
bp. 9p9ningen. iom nar tom, neo.
brGnote Sabet or $4,000 9e
frigerife Stenmeretsfuinoer trueoe
nplig meo al begpnoe ari9 moe
observation-disclosures 9eoere. foroi Gin
Coward Carton aiiloa at itette fpill.
oclig Stenmneret.
Gr. g9an til 9lmerifa aebenbopn,
20 Wiorts. Gen amerifanife Niini.
tier, Gr. Maurice 6ronciS Ggan
tiltrGoer / 0iorgen i'm 3eiic til
llniteo StateS, bpor ban bar plan.
loot en- TO Niooneocrs 6oreora0s
tournt. San bar De ienere 9Iat
iGrlig lagt Jig eiter Stnoiet al oonif
Sonobrllg og fonln1er til at gine
,SorelGsninger b. q. ueo Golnnibia
og Sorporo ON oct ltore efonolniife
Spiping Der / 2anoet pdo 9turinqs
lioets Omraaoe Nlangc Selifober
slmerifa bar iifret iig 0tiniiteren
lom @plt.
9iifop Sts1len inoiuttes. Sri.
ltionia, 8. DARTS 1914. Erofesior
Beirut Stsplen ne0 oct proftilf-tbeo.
logilfe SenlilariiImJ iom nplia bIep
lionGpnt til @iifop / ariitioniano
Stift eiter ofoeoe @iifop SIR. Shicl
0erip, blep Goa inoiot lit Gm.
beOe al @iifop ariitioni1 Stiit
Sens Sonobera Gen hsitioeliae
0auOlina ianot Steo @or i5rcl
iers airfc.
g'alfon.Sorlonelic. Berlin. t3.
Marts. 9il Moracnblaoene teleara.
fcres ira @ilforcit: aong aoniton
fin oa 9ronprinS cjcorQ al GrU.
fenlonA nil ocn 10. ,slmi onfonn
I'll gifareit. 9'eo orunc 9eilioee'
tf -. te..t.ff - - III fr =,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

9alfon.Sorlonelie. Berlin. 13
Nlarts Eli Wioracnbla0cne teleNra.
fcres ira 9lforcit: aong aoniton
tin oa aronprinS geora al CrU.
fcnlona pil oen 10. Slmi onfonn
I'll 9hfareit. 9'co orunc 9eilioFe'
ri Aen oiiicie0e ForlnnrIie ncprf
Trinicsia GIiinbc'h al 9illmaricl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Spit geroensreforo Sobamis-
tbol, 5Diflnno, %. 0iarts. Den
tpife Sslpber Sinnefogel iatte / @aar
en- geroensreforo peo at itiqe til ell
Seioe Of 1S.050 SOP / lit Mono.
plan meo en- 9osioger Gen ior.
rige 8eroensreforo meo en- Gasla-
ger par 1920 500 og blep lat al
SSranifntonoen @rmono gerrouon
oen 3. Slmi 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Socialiiticir. Gresoen 5piflano.
27. @iarts. Socialiiterne ieire6e
Gag beo ct llofpIoninespolg Dor.
nnoiitriftet. General BON 9ie6ert.
Der er Snperioliit, miltcoe tit SGoe
/ Hissooeen, foroi Der oor begaoet
Stuff beo bans gaIg. Der er MI
III Soeialiiter / 9ligSoogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Guel paa @r9it. 9ltben, II.
0iarts. Oppoiitionens 6erer, G6e.
otofis, bar Gag oneleret paa 9i.
ltoIer meo sSormanoen for 0epute-
retfamret, 3abit5ionos, iom 6slge
al ct SommenitsO / aamret. Ser
oefsleoes ct Sfuo. sSngen al Dem
Ioareoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03
Gpmortb league Rotes.

HN1 ASHINGTON District Epworth
Wv League Cabinet has extended to
the $500 Epworthians in Washington
district its hearty New Year greetings
and sincere wishes that the year 1914
may be to all a happy and prosperous
one, both in respect to their personal
ambitions and in their endeavors to ex-
tend the efficiency of the chapters
throughout the broad field of service
covered by the several departments
A banquet to all officers of Epworth
League Chapters, or their substitutes,
Will be given Wednesday evening, jan
uary IA, in Metropolitan NJ. T.. Church.
The choir of Douglas Chapter gave a
special Christmas song service in the
auditorium OF the church Sunday even
ing, which proved enjoyable. The choir,
II is said. has made rapid strides during
the past year under the leadership Of
Mr.. Charles Kinsella. a New Year re-
ception was held at the church New
Year day from q to 10 o. clock, under the
auspices of the fourth department, with
Mrs. Christian c. Mullady in charge.
The occasion was a reunion Of all the
friends of Douglas-past and present.
Chevy Chase Epworth League has ex-
tended to the other chapters of the dis
trict its best wishes and sincerely hopes
; that the coming year may be a prosper
Gus one for the entire organization.
The interest in Epworth League work
throughout the district seems to have in
creased constantly. and very encourag-
ingly during the fall months, the genera
officers say. and with continuation OF
| the increasing growth in interest
activity and membership. the league year
will close with a proud record worthily
won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03
Canon Allnatt Dere.

- Ey. DR.. Z. J. 3. ALLNATT, canon
~ OF Quebec and professor of divinity
~ Bishops University, Lennoxville. Que
bee, is a guest of Rev. ]. Henning Nelms.
Mrs Lawrence j.. Boyer Will be the
soIoist % the Gur,ey Presbyterian serv-
ice at II o'clock tomorrow.
!: x x
The Christmas musical program OF the
First Baptist Church is to be repeated at
the service to be held there tomorrow
evening. The music at the First Church
Is now a special feature and the attend
ance has been largely increased from the
ranks OF music lovers OF the city.
1.-The Border Land, or The Approach OF
Matter and Spirit in Current Thought and
Research" is the general subject for a
series Of Sunday evening Lectures in the
New Church, Avenue OF the Presidents
and Corcoran street, which Rev. DR..
frank Sewall, the pastor, has arranged.
The dates and subjects are as follows:
January +"Mattef: Magn.fied. Will
fed, GIorified": by Rev. Harold S. Con-
ant OF Baltimore
Spirit in Recent Development of Social
Science and Social Service" Rev. Adolph
Roeder of Orange. y. j.
January 1S.-"Does Matter Cause Itself;
OR, Is There a Distinct World of Causes?
Rev. Louis G. Hoeck of Cincinnati Ohio
January 25-"Miracies: Do They Violate
or illuminate the Laws That Govern Mat.
ter and Spirit?" Rev. Frank Sewall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03
Keb. Dr. Vinrent to Begin
@ork Dfre Rext @eek
Recently CALEB pastor of mouut pleasant
Church to Dreacb on 9anuarp II.

the church and its organizations. Of
which Mr.. Paul Sleman was chairman.
At the annual meeting Of the congrega-
ton Thursday evening reports will be
given of the various lines of activity of
the church. and officers. deacons and a
deaconess will be elected for the coming
year.
Dr. Vincent will occupy the pulpit for
the first time pastor the following Sun
day morning. January IL.
Rev. DR.. Frank K. Sanders will occupy
the pulpit of the church at the services
tomorrow. He is president of Washburn
College and is one of the leaders of the
Congregational denomination.
DR. Sanders was formerly dean of the
Yale Divinity School and recently was
chairman of an important commission
which after three years of study recon-
mended to the recent meeting of The Con-
gregational Council at Kansas City plan
of reorganization of the work of the de-
nomination which, it is expected will
greatly increase the effectiveness of the
work of the churches and make possible
a unity of action which has been lacking
heretofore.
The report also recommended a new
statement of the Congregational policy
and faith. These changes were adopted
with only one dissenting vote. DR.. San
ders is also the author of several books
of biblical commentary which are used
as text books by many schools. He is re-
garded as a forceful and attractive
preacher and was the principal speaker
at a recent meeting of the Congregational
Club of Washington held in the Ingram
Memorial Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03

~ Ey DIR. CLARENCE A. VIM
TX CENT, the pastor recently called
to the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, will begin his work with
that organization next week bp presiding
at the annual meeting of the church.
which is to be held in the Sunday school
room of the church Thursday evening
DIR. Vincent has for the last seven
years been pastor of the Immanuel-Wal-
nut Avenue Congregational Church In
Roxbury, Boston, one of the larger
churches in the Hub city, and has been
president of the Congregational Club
there during the past year.
Previous to his Boston passionate DIR.
Vincent was in charge of the Congrega-
tional Church in Galesburg, ILL.,. where
his work was regarded as very success
full. He also had a pas 1rate In Sandusky.
Ohio, Immediately after his ordination.
Dr. Vincent is known as one of the lead
ers in his denomination and comes highly
pastor.
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church has been without pastor during
the past year, since the resignation of
Rev Frank J. Goodwin. The pulpit has
been supplied during the year by minis
tiers visiting the city and also on several
occasions by Rev. S. NJ. Newman, presi-
dent of Howard University, and Rev.
d. Butler Pratt
The work of securing new pastor was
in the hands of a committee representing
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Christmas Cantata.

N CHRISTMAS cantata, THE Star of
- Bethlehem is to be sung by the
choir of the Second Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
At 2:30 o'clock Monday the primary
department will have its Christmas
party, while at 1880 on the evening OF
the same date the members of the inter-
mediate department will assemble for
their party. The scholars and teach
ers of the senior department will have
their party Tuesday evening.
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~ MON prayer services will be held by
" several Lutheran and Reformed
churches of the city, beginning tomor-
row evening in Zion Church. when the
service will be in English.
The schedule is as follows: Tuesday
Grace Reformed Church, 18th and o
streets. service in English; Wednesday
Concordia Lutheran, service in Ger
man; Thursday, First Reformed
Church, 9th and y streets, service in
English.
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Ye Faithful "Adeste Fideles". offertory.
Layriz: carol, THE First Noel tradi-
tional hymn. "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing Mendelssohn: threefold amen: or
gan postlude, 'Hallelujah Chorus" Han
del
Symphony" Handel; Carol ''Silent
Night" Gruber; GLORY to God on High,
from Concone's Mass in F: hymn, Calm
on the Listening Air: Gloria Patri.
Neithardt: trio. 10, How a Rose" Prae-
torius (Latin hymn of sixteenth century,
hymn, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear: song. % Holy Night" Adam;
"Magnificat," DIR. Arnold; hymn, 20 Lit
tie Town of Bethlehem: threefold amen
organ postlude, And the Glory OF the
Lord" Handel
The orgarist-director is Miss NJ. l.
Spaulding
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A Perishing State.

We know that man is in a. perishins
state SO far as his physical nature is con-
cerned. That it is appointed unto all men
once to die we know from observation.
The bodies of all who have preceded us
have persisted and we are conscious that
decay and dissolution is the inevitable END
of the human body.
No one questions or denies that the
body is in perishing state; but many do
not accept the scriptural declaration that
there is a present spiritual death of the
soul-that it is dead in trespasses and sin.
Yet it is evident that Gods design as
stated in the text, That men might not
perish, but have everlasting life" refers
to the restoration of the soul to the life
and image OF God and also to the resur-
rection of the body by the power and in
the likenss of the Redeemer that both
soul and body might be meet for the in
heritance of eternal life in the world to
come.
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Church 5erhices

I'M the absence of Pastor Lutz of the
- II Street Christian Church. who is
conducting evangelistic services in West
Virginia, the Women's Missionary Society
of the church will have charge of the
services.
Mrs. baltimore, Mrs. Shinn and Mrs.
Van Arsdale, former presidents of the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
OF the District of Columbia, will speak
at the morning service on missions, and at
the evening service Mrs. Don Blaine, who
is national lecturer for the w. c. I. u,
will speak and conduct temperance
meeting. Special music will be provided
at each service.