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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25
EXTENSION WORK
OF FRIENDS COSTS
$4,000 FOR YEAR
Kenw0rthy Reports of Ad-
vancement of Belief In
Guiding 142 Congregations
in Indiana.

Truman Kenworthy, chairman Of the
pastoral and church extension COM
lmittee reported 142 congregations in
Indiana Yearly Meeting with IS pas
tors.
An expenditure of $4,000 in the
work of this committee has been made
lin the past year, although but little
tover $4,000 of it has passed directly
Through the hands Of the committee.
With reference to the retirement of
IRA Johnson, as Superintendent of
,Evangelistic work, on account of fail
ing health, Mr.. Kenworthy said
His work has challenged the ad-
miration of the committee for when
he was too weak to engage in his
usual activities he had constantly on
his mind the details of the commit
tees work"
The recommendations Of the COM
mittee that $500 be appropriated for
evangelistic and $4,000 for the pastoral
work were referred to the finance COM
mittee.
To Fill Vacancies.
George W. Bird, Joseph A. Goddard
land Emma Hedges were appointed to
vacancies on the committee.
Charles w. Hiatt took charge of a
special collection, through cards and
envelopes for the work of the COM
mittee."
s. E. Nicholson, speaking for the
American Friend. the church organ,
stated that Nathan Brown, Of Paoli.
Indiana, had agreed to spend two
months during the coming season in
Canvassing in the interests of the
paper. and that "Slow Valley Monthly
had been appearing in the paper would
form.
Luannah Hobson of Fountain City,
made a hit with an account of how
she had increased the circulation of
the American Friend. Mrs. Hobson
also asked that a message Of sympathy
be sent to Nathan and Esther Frame,
who were in the midst of much suffer
f1ng and affliction.
The business session was opened
with miscellaneous business which in
'cluded the report of the Woman's
Home Supporting Fund which showed
an expenditure of $1,265 during the
past year.
Anc1l Ratliff was appointed to fill
the place of Richard Haworth as a
delegate of the Five Years Meeting.
The afternoon session was taken up
with the reports of the American
Friends Board of Foreign Missions
and with the Foreign Mission Com
mittee Of Indiana Yearly Meeting.
Bishop Oldham of New York, a
noted speaker, made the address for
the afternoon.
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fy its use in AN cases Of coming
motherhood. 1t has been generally rec
commended for years and years and those
who have used it speak in highest praise
OF the immense relief 1t affords. Particu-
larly do these knowing mothers speak Of
the absence Of morning Sickness, absence
of strain on the ligaments and freedom
from those many other distresses usually
looked forward to with such concern.
There Is no question but what
mothers Friend has a marked tendency
to relieve the mind and this Of itself in
addition to the physical relief has given
1t a very wide popularity among women.
You can obtain Mothers Friend at
almost any drug store. 1t has helped a
host of mothers to a complete recovery
1t is prepared only by Bradfield Reg
ulator Co., 301 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
Avoid the many worthless substitutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25
GET MISS MORGAN
FOR RALLY DAY

Rally Day will be observed Sunday
morning by the Sunday school of the
First Baptist church Miss nellie Nor
gan Of Cheyenne, Wyoming, will ad-
dress the school. Miss Morgan was
formerly a Richmond young woman
having been brought up in this church
and Sunday school, from which she
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went into missionary work. She will
speak in both Sunday school and the
morning service of the church.
Sunday will also be promotion day.
account of the increased attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25

Three million dollars have been
spent to bring the power of a water
fall ninety miles to Bombay for
electric light and power purposes.
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the pastors who replied to my inquir.
les. confessed to only q common
school education.
"Now, what does this mean?
First, the splendid obedience to
the vision that God has given them.
Suppose these pastors had not been
obedient to the call? The mainstay of
the church would have been removed
during all these years.
But II you want to know who ap-
preciates educational advantages, go
to those pastors who have not had
them and they will tell you."
DR.. Mills further stated that the
church was not giving up the minis
try of women, over &C women pastors
having answered him in the above
named summary.
There will always be room for the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25

uneducated ministry in the Society OF
Friends" said the speaker, but the
need grows for ministers who are
equipped by the colleges and schools
to do the work of the church. We
need ministry which has that great
er force of personality which college
life gives them"
Robert e. Pretlow, of Seattle, also
spoke on the pastoral phases Of the
report of the committee, stating that
there was a vast and unworked field
in the Northwest, scattered communi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25
FAV0RS H. S. BAND
Sloane Advocates New Musi-
cal Organization.

Students of the high school and sew
eral members of the faculty favor the
organization Of a band.
Director Sloane said that IL band
were organized it would be made up
Of the wind players of the orchestra,
faculty members and other students
who could not get into the orchestra
because the places were already filled.
The school board would be asked to
purchase several of the bass instru-
ments, as they do for the orchestra.
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ties existing in which there were NO
churches Of any kind and In which
Friends had. In some instances. been
instrumental in establishing what -
termed Community churches" under
the combined Protestant bodies OF
Washington.
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Fresh oysters served at Prices
eteWed, fried or raw.

Japan is such a mountainous coun-
try that it has to resort to intensive
cultivation in order to raise enough
rice. In 1912 it used fertilizers to the
value of more than one hundred and
four million dollars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-25

Mothers Friend"
During the period Of
expectancy 1t Is ap-
piled to the alb
dominal muscles and
Is designed to soothe
the intricate network
Of nerves involved.
In this manner it
has such a splendid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
Second Quarter.
Lesson vi. Luke is: lib.
THE UNJUST STEWARD
(THE STORY

From this instance Of criminal
cleNerness in material things Jesus
points the lesson Of foresight and
spiritual wisdom IN the immateriai
things OF the Kingdom of God. And
he does this without in the slightest
degree approving the c~leverness in
It's criminal use. II Is one of the
most spirited of parallels. Its scenes
shit so rapidly. Its very surprises
sustain b interest 10 the last word.
We seem To see the sleek and
auluent maJor-dOmo. manager. book
keeper. and treasurer. all in one. So
absolutely Is he trusted by his master
that he a steadily enrich himself
by regulations from the revenues of
the estate through a series of years.
tie would never have been brought
to the book al all had IL O been for
the jealousy OF some party who peach
cd upon him. The next scene
pictures him d%iseraCed. discharged a
r%eckOninr demanded. Then
ONE that picturesque monOlOgue re-
minding as. in a way. Of Hamlets
s%OlilOquy. To be or not to be. The
dilemma. dig or bee. alike repuE-
nant. impossible, Then the happy.
shrewd hit The alteration OF con
tracts. the scaling down of rents and
bills rendered. as o. means Of placing
debtors under obligation and securing
from them shelter and income in the
future.
90 Cume the debtors and tenants. one
by one. each bearing his contract or
account upon "a bit of parChment-in
Hebrew letters. which are also uu-
merala. and are easily altered by any
clever penman. The fraudulent ChagCs
are quickly made. TO the satisfaction
of both parties. But Nemesis
ts etill on the stewards track. The
proprietor Is informed of this last
DEAF Of his confidential clerk. lie
cannot but admire the quickutss and
Cicvcrncss with which be- has relieved
himself from an awkward situation
Tie has actually escaped both horns
Of the dilemma. has stesrod between
Scylla and Charybdis. This
vivid parable b. followed by some dia-
mond pointed aphOrisms. They are
provocative o. thought They are the
challenge Of the Divine Sentinel Ifc
must be- answered Why should
Christians b. less skllful in the ssIfc-
ton ~ the rieht means to eject good
ends than w0rldlinrs are to effect owl
ends d. there not q right use
Of riches Fidelity in q small
o. larger way. lnfdrlitv in tho
way is the advance ruard Of fidelity Iu
employment of material wealth marks
one a. unworthy Of having apirituat
riches i%nfrusted to him An
unfaithful steward cannot become n
laiflful proprietor a dual
service o. ae impossible ae O. dual life
10 ls always Cod or Nammon.
never Cod and N4muou
There are several incidental lessons
I'm this parable They are To- he not.
I'd but 10 undue prominence i- riVrn
fhfm. the proportion Will boz lost
Above all b. is not to Do su%irituafizrd
allrrurIysd The main Iu.
tent Of tho parable BE- 90 show that n
.nnrIna and hlrrnn OF nI.Inm d. nnn-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
SICK SKINS
MADE WELL
BY RESINOL

No matter how long you have A~.a
tortured p distgurcd by itching
pnrninE. nS or scAly skin humc~
Just ut a little % that soothing 49,
septic t0siuoI Ointment on the cor.
aud the suffering stops right there
Healing begins that very miruta
and I'm almost every case your skfr
sets " 80 quickly yoU feel ashAm.l
OF the money you thuvN away on Co..
tous. useless treatments.
Resinol Ointment and Rssinoi Som
clear away pimple-. blackhests 81
dandrun sold by all d~ruggists f.r
Trial size OF each tree. writ. 10 Ras
OF. Dept e2R. baltimore. Md RsUar.
q limitations ~ Resinol. they arr q
little value and may sven be harmful
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May 10. 1911.

essary TO success in religion
"a, VI the iaults OF current religion
hdpPlly not now so great as IL has
p1en-ls TO think OF the sphere az
,hIlsuan experience as a haphazard
REGAIN where ends come wtthout
means. n effects without cansso
where even the effects OF Violation a,
IA" a De set aside In some super-
natural way. Drummnnd ~,
US an epoch-making phrase: "NaturaI
law IN the spiritual world"
We succeed in religion exactly as in
ga ,nIhts. in proportion TO the skill
ana consistency with which we use the
means which produce success.
iloW much planning. scheminR. and
u'NisIhk there Is in things material
ana temporal Men are not only
slVlng as much attention as the cas-.
~uehlahds: but I'm many instances more.
The children OF light" should
In their generation show more w..
ION than the children OF this world
condemnation. n The fbin~s
for which men strive were arranee5
m the order of their relative impor.
Iance things relating to the soul
would certainly come first. Hence the
philosophy Of Jesus command
seek first the kingdom Of God
RMS parable has given commenfa.
tors a heay OF trouble. They have
tTi,d 10 toist a negative in order 10
make Jesus say the opposite OF What
ne ]. recorded as saying. Julian the
apottatc asserts that Jesus praised an
immoral act. He saws he "commends
and sanctions cheating" Nothing m.
a. Canon Farrar y The lee.
son conveyed by this parable Is en-
forced by the principle of contrast
iHke that Of the unjust judge). and
involves no commentator OF the
.IENN WhnNA EnmAHnN aan~..- - 49,.
son N affairs Of a large os-
Enlistment. commercial. manufacN1r.
ing. or other. cannot be
without trusted officers OF various
GRADES. To take advantage OF this no
cossi'y is contemplate. Yet IL A. al.
most q Characteristic Of current com
mrrcial history. It's the era Of rake
ons. false entries. and what MOI
Happy is the firm that has such "a
jewel az Abraham had In Eliezer
Tho bible abOunds In short sentences
That stick In the memory like arrows
10 e target Yet annot serve God
and Mammon' Is n OF them. n is
mathem7tically true that lines diver.
Cont. Infinitely extended. cannot par.
alI"I. Write on M ideal line God"
on tho other "Mammon." and Won
have O. CeometriCal figure of the fm-
possibility 81 the double service
This lively parable r. a faithful tran
script n current monetary history.
This Ia prominently the ace of hi.l
finance. watered stock. rate.ors
siush funds. interlocklng director
Itf. campaign contributions FOR
which protection is tacitlv aufic.-
pated Uut an of n sudden the moral
consciousness seems 70 have heeu
nuickened. and the sovereign people
have said 90 n criminal high hn7r.
cIer Thou caust no longer be stew
nrrf"
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-Rock m-< - rep Ncth.r
-Aoihsr Eiesr o Martin
jchn O. Marta
rne-A@.nN YEA ans St,ssss ss-is
The sas;.et - nsst sunsay -v.r,ss
sort wNn - me L.sst SEQ l-,I
4ene TO- m~emh~usrfp Nus R~v
zAns street NJ p chur-h corner sew
cnt.euth ara Jscos str~sts-rrvsehtnE
SoeA ~ uhc pastor ttcme
h Lennon. sup~rintentsnt ErWorth
lraN4e a. 7 crlurk = s. rTlu-. rreat-
cent !gnior Leasgs "a Lrisy sf,,r-
intrndsnf prayer meeting IN W--t---t.V
ioe wiu - In ~ ssnd- - sss Csuirai
Acriient prosr,fnm- ard u b. desired
hist a lsrr~ ATTENDANCE shal .~uard
tItf filvff~ You ar cur.
daily t9yit-a - attend All % th--e ser
Wees W N schultz pastor.
Frrst church % Ctrt-t scientist A a.
W a~sdltortum. llta Chspune stry,t-
lesson. Adam ana Fallen Man Sunds
school A. - IN Nednesdky teeth
monisl mectinE az O. m. same addr.--
days and holidays from ~ m %
m. also an saturday a. gninEs from q a.
2 q NtnNh me public - Invited 60 visit
cur reading rooms. $50. Iffa Chaplin.
street and 60 attend our service
The f1rst Spitrtunliet church will hoi1
services an the cod Fellows haIi sun
Gay, May 10 at Z 90 D. mi. children 81
Progressive lyccum ~ 1eg e a. an. ErV
o.. W. Way. the pastor. will sNrhnnre
rostrums with the FrN e. y Murrf.
postur - the First S-pirlfuaiist churrn
81 Pittsburgh. Ia Lecture followed rs.
spirit message All are welcome
FIRST nitarian churcn--~v. Howard
4. fcase Will preach upon The Use AMI
Anl-N 81 Symbols tn Religion. iu tie
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BOARD ~ Trade room. nert SUNDAY
morninF a. NJ O'Clock kindergarten "a
the same hour.
81 Matthew Episcopal church core
nud Fifteenth streets. tie
Rev Percy Ensfer Nan urIrf.f-- .-
rntrr Tor the vefk are Id.
follow Tenth sunday after Tt4fs-
tulo MHf Do 1914 1850 r
morning PRAYER. "
-'ffnun. subject nf sermon. .frfrr....
~nfH iraNer $50 Q m. evening NAV.
Hil -,fmon la p m. senior r...
portion 80 SUNDAY school : o IN Srr.
anN SCHOOL 81 John church hr...
,n" igint o. m, sunday school So
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81. Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
etEhth and Woods streets. August e..
Isasche. pastor. Mothers Day services
Serman service a. 10 30 e. m. topic:
.. m. topic a Tribute 20 Motherhood
sunday Bible school az ? =. m. Broth-
erhuod meets at \ o'clock Monday even
ing. Rev. :. John Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
viii be the speaker. All men OF the
congregation and friends 81 the congre-
cation are invited 70 attend.
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Msrwood Lutherln-The Central
school place OF meeting. Rev. Ralph a..
~Harshman. pastor. Man 10. Fourth sun
day after Faster. divine worship with
sermon at T46 p. m At this service We
Will observe Mothers Day with ser
mon appropriate To the occasion. and
YOU may wear a white flowers in honor
OF Mother. Sunday school at 80 D..
m. Catechism clsss on sunday. At 6.is
=. m. Congregational meeting next sun
DAY. May II. at morning worship. "a
are welcome.
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Island Christian church. 90 Zane ave
nue.. Island. Rev. -. o. Hutslar. pastor.
We cordially invite ypl 10 the following
services; Bible school. $40 a. m. Guy
\. Pryor. superintendent: preaching ser
vice, lu+f5 a. m. subject OF IN
christian StcVardshtE." Christian I'm
dcaNor. $50 y. m. special services VIII
be observed in the Christian EndeaNcr
in honor Of Mothers Day evening
service, 1889 y. m. subject Of sermon.
'ENhortation To Faithtulntss." prayer
meeting. Wednesday NcninE. $50. meet
ing OF the Ladies Md in the church an
mex on Thursday noon. choir praC-
tice. Friday evening. : o'clock.
sunday will he the last day in which
Rev. Hutslar will b. with u. lie leaves
next week To take up new duties In Les
Angeles. California. Prof. ". n. Taylor.
OF Bethany. will supply the pulpit Cor
some time 20 come. We invite YOU =,
be with us In the sunday services. Help
us 10 make Rev. HutslHrs farewell sun
day interesting and profitable.
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north street Methodist Episcopal
church. Ftfth and Market streets. John
" Hess, minister. Announcement for
sunday. May 10. 1914. sunday school at
fao "a. m. The school Will observe
Mothers Day. Worship aud sermons
$3.50 . m. aud 80 =. m. preaching by
Rev George W. keplar. H.. D.. Held see
Rotary OF the Permanent Fund AsSocia-
ton Of the W. Va Conference. sub
Ject OF sermons morning. Behold TINY
Mother. evening. This Man at the
cate Epworth League G.45 D. m.
subject. Framing Gods COMPASSION in
10 Laws. Elizabeth Porter leader.
' nesdaN Z y m. Junior League. Mrs. ".
\ Wilson superintendent. Wednesday
D $50 g. m PRAYER meeting Thursday
= D. m. 81 Johns brotherhood meeting
ana election OF officers. Friday BOYS
Hrigdde ana choir rehearsal $50 T. u.
In the city and perSons
without a church home are cordially
invited 20 worship with as. all will ind
a cordial welcome at our services.
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st ohn's Evangelical Protestant
congregation. W. -. Tlfert. PASTOR.
Next sunday German service at i0:so
a. m. sunday chool at = a. m. Eng
ltsh service AZ s.t5 7. m. The Rev. q.
schmidt Of Mckecsport. viii preach.
Next Tuesday night meeting or the
mems brotherhood. Rev. g Schmidt
viii address the brotherhood In both
English and German.
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-Nock m-s - rep Ncthsr
Aadres-Mcthsr ---Elter o q Martin
.ru-cuCn - drarr
rnp-AGslN Yea anS Nrestsr s~-is
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Edgwood Lutheran-The Haywood
town hall. place of meeting. Rev Ralph
4. harshman. pastor. May no. Fourth
sunday after Faster. diVln, worShtp
with sermon at 1O:f5 q. m. At this SER
vice We will observe Mothers Day viii.
sermon appropriate 10 the occasion. ard
you may wear a white flower In honor
OF Mother. sunday school at $50 D..
m. Catechism class next Friday az 4.Ul
= ma Congregational meeting next sun
DAY. May II. at evening worship. You
are welcome TO ali our services.
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second United Presbyterian church.
ticc in y. VI. q. \. abbat morning ~
10 - evening at Use Sabbath Schaat
uan Union az z g. M. "Wednesday even
ing prayer service at 1.45. at the home
OF Mrs Robert Wilson. No. 100 Si.-
tecut street.
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First United Presbyterian church.
next door Co postofdce. REV. Chas n
Robinson. u. D. Tastor. Preaching SER
vices az 1888 "a. m. and 1880 D. m.
with rermuus hV the pastor uTlIe
school mems and womeu'S classes al
? q" a o.. Prayer service Wednesday
eNcning at 40 \ friendly welcome
- extended Co All strangers IN tho city
ana those without a. regular place OF
worship Good music "a feature 81 all
services in this church
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Ine sutfscf for uent Sunfav evening
ne hltls sr~fritusilst clurch HriaE~
VII - he Lost En-sp LraIra-
ions fnr m~emh~usrfp Er. k~r
Thomas pastcr
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Second PreaHvfarf4u church ,.r..r
Market and TWentieth streets gsv.
Services 81 Co 90 e. m. and ..fs n m.
Bible class 90 30 a. m. ali mon are
invited Christian Tudefvo~ meeting at
o 70 o. m. Prayer meeting "wednesday
90 80 g. on. Rev. a. a. Yafman viii
preach sabbath morning on eaut ~
THrsue" and in tho ~syerirr o, .sovtpg
and EcarIuE
Anfhem-"Oh. lie joyful ir the Lord
N.yfr
Worshfn fr gNerirr .p..t.. a.
Lord. oh Jerusalem Maurf,r
EverIrr -sr.f,a
Arfhcm-'ph Praise God .u Size Jr,ff.
moss. p,..
Mur.nfr ir Dr.rIrr p.-t4 81
Heart Tr....
Sf Matthew flfrsr.v church rF
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church of christ. Settlers haII. cor
\ irginia and :. Penn streets. Island
l-ords day services as follows bible
schoo ~ $50. lesson. 18TH chapter Of
: Romans Worship at 1890. subject.
sen Responsibility Evening service
Welcome.
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81. Jones Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove. West Virginia. Rev.
VI. stcuer. assistant pastor-Sundav.
2 30 a. m. sunday school and EIhlc
class. II 90 a h. English preaching SER
vices and Monday evening. teachers
meeting. TUESDAY evening. sewing CIR
Gle. All are cordially invited.
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ENTITY ysstel iu r.st Grsre master Pet
r. hsie1 ~ rrtue - q ~krrant Enart-l
- pm trruaEh Victoria lodge 80 e.
mon hut ~ tat = srf-ffral gufrsrr
AZ thtnx- yrt - hm.slf b. galErf
90 ~ nan ur "a n uarfs ufu.
Teacr = sp-ctsl -~ruroa a. sach srrire
tter1pnT T. airags Eetcomo 90 ms
church
81 Andrews church. T-hlntF-sar~rfh
80 tu~ street There wllI o. aTrrIlas
n - ArdrFe church tn-murruu. the
lourth sunday after Easter. az follow
runeaN school az s. o'clock ln the
morulnr aud sermon and celebration 90
HOB tomrrunlou ~ lo1H. ENruIrr
payer ~ 10. insfrat 20 ffa usual
sermon a. ttls service "a. Errtor uuI
resd = story 20 Elum ufs auuuE cnil-
dfen "a Lurfor The story. watch e.
q most Interesting ous. Nil b. utter
srerr-d with shout rNeufV ~arrrorrIsts
mission souEz. which Mi ~ rendered
~ the choir. the whole furruIrE 4 Hrr-
vice o. song entitled The EiNsr SlnE-
srA No account % FrffsfIan wnrk D.
o. more interest than that which g.
drawn iron the rofe tnrss - Mission
afie- who Wurk iu th~ alums 90 great
cities and perhaps. rsuertalIN aru0rr
chitreu - the slums o. London in ErE-
land The service Nil
lfomrtN at Z 30 o.clnHk and nl should
- present At that time iu order O. hear
Ne beginning 81 the STORY A silver
collection viii be taken Tor ne Eru-ral
Sors - the church James l. Ftsh.
rector.
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German Methodist church. Crapilu~
lesl elposite Hish school Rev 7 a
~cleckmau. pastor Sunday school a.
10 a. m. General class meeting az
> 30 Morning service. Boz German. az
1870 Young feurl. meeting az alG
Z m Evening s.rEIc. BOZ EueIIsh AZ
% subject The Lord Prayer. The
EpWUrth league will have "a meeting
lHeslaA evening at a o'clock con We'd
herdal evening. the usual PRAYER SER.
vice 20 D. m : cordial Invitation
u extended. and a hearty welcome
awaits Avn Al This "HUms.HHs Church Boz
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FIRST English Evangelical Lutheran
church. 35-isth Street. w. : Dystnr-
er, pastor. gi-isth street The usual
worship tho FOURTH unday after Easter
a. oso a. m. and $50 D. IN. sunday
school $50 a. m. Barnftz Luth.r
eague es5 p. IA. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday Tt5 p. m Everybody vel
come 20 all these services.