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Although his resignation as chair.
nan Of the public utilities commission
ook effect this Morning, which
went, he thought. would sever en-.
irely his connection with the bust.
less Of the territory, E. A. Mott-Smith
oday discovered that he still is in
he employ of the government. He
vas commissioned territorial agent OF
he board of health seven years ago,
which position he still holds.
81 thought that my resignation as
Utilities chairman would see me
through with government position >
le said, but now this board of health
OBJ looms up and severely jolts all my
expectations"
Have you any idea who win be ap.
pointed In your placer" was the query
mo, haven't" he answered. 'T'ye
.ut loose from the government ! am
,oing to Japan and viii think no more
4 government Offices for some time
come. It vii be a great change
or me, as I have not had a chance
ike this for six years and seven
months ALI | can say is that / wish
he new chairman every success.
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PARTIES OF HOlOLU LULANS SAIL
!. FOR GARDEN ISLAND AND JAPAN
:lNE TRIP Is PLANNED
FOR VISITORS TO THE
CHERRY BLOSSOM LAND

Honolulu residents to the number
4 IL, headed by S. Sheba, editor of
he Hawaii Shinpo, will leave Honolulu
t o'clock this evening in the Toyo
sisen Kaisha liner Shinyo Maru on
ne first Hawaiian excursion to Japan.
he purpose of the excursion is to
ighten the bond of friendly relations
ow existing between Hawaii and
apan, and, judging from the elaborate
eception plans made by prominent Of
cials in Nippon, and the enthusiasm
eing displayed by those who are to
lake the trip, it is evident that this
urpose will be accomplished.
The Honoluluans who will make the
xcursion are Rev. and Mrs. w. d.
yestervelt and child, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
:. Kennedy, MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Mott
imith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Nj. Scott. G..
:. Isenberg, r. o. Matheson. Mr.. and
Irs. H. e. Westeryelt, Miss Wester-
cit, Miss Summars, Riley H. Allen
nd s. Sheba.
Perhaps no better time to visit
apan could have been chosen by the
romoter of the excursion. 1t is at
ais time of the year that every Japa.
ese city and vnlage is a riot of color
rom countless pink and white cherry
lessons. The eXcursionists will ar.
i've in time to witness the annual
berry blossom festival said to be the
lost extensively observed occasion in
Iippon. The big industrial exposition
i'll be in full swing and the visitors
ill have an opportunity to note the
.dyance which Japan has made along
Industrial. commercial and educational
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AID CLUB BOOSTERS
ARE READY FOR BIG
EXCURSION TO KAUAI
"On to Kauai!'

On 10 haual!
Everything is complete for the Ho.
nolulu Ad Clubs invasion of Kauai.
Members of the organization to the
humber of nearly 100 are in readiness
to embark on the pirate ship Mauna
Loa at 8 o'clock this evening, and the
Garden Island residents have wound
up their reception plans. The latest
orders, issued by the uniform com.
mittee consisting of ]. d. Levenson,
II. L. Kerr and A. F. Clark, request
those who will make the trip to gath.
er at the Young Hotel at O'clock this
evening, dressed in business suits and
white felt hats with yellow Ad Club
hands, and armed with suitcases, reg
ulation lais and canes to which must
be attached American flags. White
trousers, white tie, negligee shirt and
sash will be in vogue for the banquet
at Lihue.
These who made the excursion to
Hilo remember the fun and the pleas
ures of good Fellowship. to say
nothing of the in;erment of the
'hatchet" Honolulu and Kauai evi-
IDENTITY have no tomahawz to plant be
meath the sands. and therefore all the
more reason viii be in evidence for
typical Ad Club pilgrimage. which
will link together hearty welcome
and as hearty response. Therefore,
the slogan "On to Kauailr spells en-
thusiasm, eager anticipation and, las,
hut by no means least, Doost
Eight o'clock at the Young hotel
fis the hour. Shortly after that time
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JOHN SHELD DON, VETERAN
NEWSPAPERMAN, is DEAD

John Sheldon, veteran newspaper,
man and printer and formerly an in.
terpreter in the local Legislature, died
at his home in Kalihi shortly after
o'clock this morning, death having
been due to hemoIrhage The funeral
services viii be held Sunday afternoon
from Silva's undertaking establish
ment. interment to follow in the Nuu
anu cemetery. Besides q brother. Rep
resentative William Sheldon Of Kan
al, deceased Is survived by several
relatives, all Of when reside IN the
territory. His father was prominenI
In affairs Of old Hawaii ana one Of the
earliest editors Of the former Daily
Bulletin.
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IAssoctated Press cablel

EL PAso Tex March 2An Associated Press eorrsspondent with
fighting Villa occupied Gomez Paaeo Yesterday rhe
On
infantry and directing
the wounded died thirst
while the long spell Of fighting made eating almost mpossh
captured huIrins cys
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presiden.
of the Sheffield Scientific School Of Yale under date Of March 6 writes
arBuletin Honolulu mid
die June in order thar ne iarzs himF with the college
from position
in
Hawaii will
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Villa and Angeles Felicitate
|Carranza as Revolutionary Head
fAssociated Press CableI

JuAREz Mex Mar 1-eenera Villa and General Angeles who
tectatns victory Toson
that WI will occupy by
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British Officers Refuse to
Withdraw Their designations

LONDON Eng, Mar Premsr Asquth today informed parssn
their designations despite the uss Of the kings cabinet
prIvates
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House Favors Limit on
Debate on Canal Tolls
TAssociated Press cable1

WASHINGTON. supported
mir
was =
opposed the time limit earlier with e
initial the Democratic predict u
mate plurality greater
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BARRON REACHES
CAPITAL; FIGHT
HAS COMMENCED
Candidate for Postmastership
of Honolulu Is Backed by
Senator Williams
SAYS FIGHT WILL BE
CLEAN AND AB0VEB0ARD
To Recommend Prospects to
Fill All vaCancies-After
Prompt Action
~ tt+t+*%++<@+**+

\ WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar.
= 1-chartes Barron mas reach :
= ed the capital city and conn I
\ menced q whirlwind canpaign :
\ for the postmastershlp of Homo .
lulu. He has the backing of SEN :
= atcr John Sharp Williams and :
= shows every indication of max :
= ing a strong battle for the posi- :
\ ton.
4 The candidate for the post I
mastership brought with him the
authorization of the Democratic
= county committee 20 make all
\ endorusments for appointments :
= and states that he viii recon-
= mend thatta vacancies be filled
\ Immediately. He states that he
= has the names of desirable can
4 didates for the different offices
4 and that his fight will be clean
= and above board.
= C. S. ALBERT.
%%%% $%%%
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Sir Lionel Garden Cancels
Reservation for Mexico City

NEW YORK Mar 2sir SsI
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Parliament Adjourns and all
Reported Tranquil in Ulster
TAssociated Press Cablej


U-Pa1iament
effect Ulster tranquil Developments thus
IA
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REGAL CARS FOR SALE.

y. Z. HENDRlck, LTD.
Phone 264S. Merchant z Alakea SITS.
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REBEL TROOPS VICTORIOUS
over FEDERALS, EXPECT TO
TAKE TORREON SATURDAY

Following Four Days of ncessan Fighting Gomez Paacio IS
Captured - Torreon Now Being Attacked by Combined
Forces and Bull Ring Reported Fallen - Wounded Men
Die from Lack of Water-No Opportunity for Food
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Hardships Through New Stat
uteS Given as Partial Cause
for Shortage of Funds
LONG LIST OF employees
WILL SUFFER FROM AK
Gov. Pinkham Opposed to Any
Suggestion of Meeting OF
the Legislature
SUBJECTS FOR AK

\ Following are city and county !
= employees slated to go: =
= Charles Murasky, building In =
4 spector.
: ). A. Lawelawe. garbage fee :
= collector. I
: R. K. Boyd. asst. garbage fee .
= collector.
: Robert d. Bickneli, clerk. aud :
\ itor's office.
= One clerk in county clerks of. :
y flee. 4
: Robert Iillis, weights and =
= measures clerk.
= Alexander Tritt. assistant hack =
= Inspector. 4
Four mounted police. =
\ One detective. 4
= Three foot officers.
y -Four hosemen
y Two watch boys.
= Ten labout) bandmen.
One engineer.
= One rodman.
= One city and county nurse.
Two park gardeners.
4
Weary from their efforts to reduce
the expenses OF the city and county
$4,000 in the next eight months, and
feeling their retrenchment work handi
capped by several pieces OF legisla-
tion which they are opposed to, a
movement was started yesterday after
noon by members of the board of su
pervisors TO memOrialize Governor
PInkham TO call special session Of
the legislature at once.
Declaring that the hardEhips brought
about By several statutes on tho
books are not only being felt here but
IN all the other counties of the terri
tory. the supervisors and Mayor Ferr
say they feel that II is imperative
that the legislators be assembled a.
cnce. This agitation. however. has
not kept them from continuing te
swing the retrenchment ak. Until II
o'clock last night they worked. before
the new budget. which will be intro
duced at meeting Monday, waf
agreed upon.
Above Is given a list of employe
who will be let out the last Of April
Others may go.
Band 10 Hard Hit.
The band was one Of the worst suf
ferers; the supervisors say that tn,
bandmen were lucky in not ali losins
their jobs. and they hint that in tho
next period they may. Chief of the
Fire Department Charles Thurston am
tContinned on page three)
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CONTINUED on page four)
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
VISITING PASTORS
IN NADELEY PULPIT
ON AUGUST SUNDAYS

In Madeiey NJ. ~ Church corner
~ q and Claymoni streets. tomorrow
morning. At 1890 o'oiook the Rev 20.
n Collins viii preach on the subject.
"Chrlst's Conception Of The Chris
lian life" Az the close of The sef-
vice opportunity viii he given for
any one desiring 10 Join The church
AZ IB0 O'Clock the peoples popular
summer evening service viii be held
lasting one hour The laffe chorus
choir n siill leading the singing aud
special numbers are given at each
service
The pastor viii preach q short ser
mon from the subject "A Gail 70
Decision
The following ministers viii preach
VI Madeley during August Sunday.
August 3. the Rev G w Huitsr. pas
Tor Of The N % Church at stanton
bel Sunday. August .. The REV Seth
@ Gibbons. of Hl geutpeH. bel Sun
day. August iG The Rev H. M ufead
way pastor ri lsineswood M vi
Church. viii preach IN the even
ing
Sunday Aueuat gg. the Rev Al.
fred = White, a l1thi preacher.
Of Harrison street IA o. Church. viii
preach both morning aud evening
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
auMnAY Ar rAa1LAKr-

The Het w. w. Sharp. pastor of East
lake n y Church at 1hiflielh ahd Tot
nall streets viii preach both morning
mud evening in The church tomorrow The
morning subject viii bu "iteits of g6d =
The anthem by The choir viii be- "Niofe
Lave 90 Thee" The topic for the even
ine viii BE- "fhe Sequel of the STORY If
on Ouitasi The anthem by tho choir
viii be- "Lofd We Pray Thee" q. Roy
Eaton will hr soluisi
Sunday school will meet from W :
O'clock under The superintendent 6f I'd
mund w ilenyis.
AZ $50 o'elnfk the Christian Endeatof
Society viii meet ~ ihe home If Mrs
Mary y. Folsom. No 7n1i West street
This service viii be- led by ihe pastor
aud viii be- held for one half hour when
Tho hndeay1fcfs viii proceed a. ih'
church whcte the meeting will be con
tinued from Z ~ o'clock
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Chapel
FUND IS Given.
BaptiStS Congratulate Them
selves on Prompt Appeal
For Financial Help
VACATION NEXT
MONTH FOR PASTOR

Tho regular services will hc held
IN bethany Baptist Church tomorrow.
Tho Rev. a. r. llunshorgor will con.
duct the services. Tho morning
thomo will be Vacation Religion" "
Tho subject for the evening service
viii be Following Christ" Tho
bible school will hold tho CLOSING
scsalon for the summer at o'clock
There VIII be- no nihlo school session
In August Extensive improvements
Will be- made 10 the chapel
Since Last sunday the beginning ~
the campaign for money 90 pay for
The improvements. tho necessary
amount han boon raised
Tho H. y. T.. u. will moot at 2
o'clock Tho meeting will be In
charge of member of the mleaionary
committee. Tho regular eorvcog Will
be sustained at 1890 o'clock during
August Tho donconn will have
charge of tho services AuEupt 2 The
Ladies' Aid ON August . the truatoep
ON August i6 Tho pastor will ro-
turn from hln vacation to have
charge of tho services after The third
sunday
Tho Rov Henry schliko viii CON
duet roliah services IN the church
each Sunday Ai 4 o'clock In August.
Tho monthly huninOnH meeting ~
the church will hc held ON Monday
evening.
Prayer meeting will he held ON
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Special SERMON SERIES
PLANNED FOR ST. PAUL S

Az the SUNDAY school of ~ rhuia
viii continue IN tho morning AZ 10
o'clock for sevon additional Sundays.
during which time many or tho
scholars and teachers will not ho IN
attendance ~ The sessions of tho
school the pastor has planned
HnrlrH Of sermons on general sur
ycy of tho Scriptures. 10 be- preached
ni tho morning services aH follows,
July 20 THE bible. why Wfii.
tcu7"
August "Tho bible. lte ideals"
August . "rhc bible. lts proph
ecies and Predictions"
August ie-"'rho Bible. ne Mir
aolca"
July 20 "rbo bible. its Critics
aud Criticism"
August 30 "Thc Bible. ne Hcia
iiUu 10 To-day And Tomorrow
September G"1hr Bible. Will
iihn Ever OutEfow itY
The Sunday school lesson will he
taught tomorrow by Miss Florence 8
rreHdick. superintendent ~ The 1un.
l0r Department
vcsper services viii be- held NJ 7
o'clock aud closing a. o'clock The
service is divided between the v =.
q g. " and The pastor Ur Collins
viii give a series ~ character studies
ai these evening services c0nmonc
bog tomorrow. m tho general theme.
The tfaiiiudff Translated in
iife" the nffi ~ the series brlne.
Joshua fhe Faithful"
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
make READY FOR
ASBURY Home CAMP
Week of Services TO be Held
at Old Church on July
3l-AuguSt 9
VISITING PASTORS
TO BE SPEAKERS

Asbury Church is arranging for
home camp meeting Evangclistc
meetings will be held IN the church
from July 81 10 August .. az 7s6
o'clock each night Asbury ls In the
midst Of grove OF large poplar
shade treos. making the old church
ono OF tho coolest and most attractive
Methodist churches for summer ser
Vices. Midsummer prayer and class
meetings are woll sustained. Tho
pastor and leaders are anxious for
every local preacher and oxhortor
and gospel singer not previously en-
Eagcd 60 be elsewhere, 20 attend this
series Of meetings Among those
Who are TO be present aud speak aro
Tho Rev c. W. sharpcss and the Rov.
c G. Corric, Saturday
Sunday services at Asbury viii be-
as follows. o'clock prayer meeting.
William F Roach. leader. 1880
o'clock preaching. ON the subject.
"The God OF Abraham" 2 o'clock.
Epworth League service. 7sb o'clock.
preaching on the subject. "The
Pctrino Vision al Ioppa"
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
WITH SUNDAY
evening Sermon IN
EASTLAKE Church

A. Easllake Presbyterian Church.
Twenty second and Market streets.
the services tomorrow will be no fol.
lows. Sunday school ana Adult Bible
Glass at 10 o'clock Worship and SER
mon A. n o'clock The theme of
the sermon will be- Service" A
tonor solo viii be- sung BY John
Roberts
An illustrated service will be- held
~ $50 o'clock for On hour. "A
Storm ~ Sea-" or "The story of
Jonah viii be illustrated ny mum
ber of col0red sieteoplican pictures
Tho hymns ~ be- sung by the con
nfcEatlon viii also be illustrated
bt,efal brass instruments will lead
The singing Miss Nellie Brown viii
sing solo
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
rInsr NJ. =. rnrnrn srnyicr.

The order Of service ~ First ~ =.
Church. Seventh street. below Wal
nut street. tomorrow. viii be- as fol-
lows Meeting a. o o'clock. led by
James Moore. preaching at i04b
o'clock. on The subject "A Word of
Warming" Sabbath School ~ 2tb
o'clock. Christian Endeavor ai G45
o'clock NJ Front aud Hhipley streets.
74b o'clock. preaching on the subject.
"is Christ Coming ~ Earth Again n
So. WhyT Tho school viii 20 10
rennsEfOvo on August 9.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

as king. Only 10 Hla ecryantn did
llo give The pounda And only those
servants were held responrihie for
either reward or puniehment IN re.
pnrct 10 their faithfunear
I'M ConaidcrinR what ~ pisnihcd by
tho pound, We must keen IN memory
that as the uame amount wen given
90 each. the fuinlmont muet chow
some blosnlng or responsibility given
alike io all of Coda conneurated peo-
pie We can think Of but ono thing
that IN given 10 the Lord'u people
in exactly The same measure. They
have NOT talents and opportunities
alike. but ON The contrary, very I'M
llko wealth. mental capacity en-
vlronmcnt, oic None OF these varied
talents belong 20 thln Parable OF the
Pounds
Tho pound represents iuutlncatloni
Tho ono thing witch The Rodcemor
docn for nli iila followprn iu To- Jun.
Try them freely from all thlnsn. This
leaves them on exactly an even foot
ing. FOR justification makes up 90
each IN proportion an he by nature
is deficient short of perfection
"lic Thou Faithful Unto Death"
An who IN the present time be
come followerH of Chrlat must receive
from The Lord, M a basis for ihiH
relationship the pound" tho free
fotF tFivcuenH of fina iuatincation ne-
cause all are alike qualified by iunii
ncatlon, The results Nill show the
degree of loving seal controlling each
Hervhnt
Az IN tho parable one gained ten
pOundn no such noble characterH ar
80 Peter. g. Paul gt John and
others counted All earthly things ar
ioaH and dronu, that they might he
pleasing to their Mnutcr, Tho coming
King These. and such nm these. wht
have gladly npont Themselves zeal
curly In the i,ord'a service. are IA
have the highest rewards. an repre-.
scented hy the iord'a words. "Weli
done, thou good aud faithful servant
nooaupe thou vast faithful Ia veri
little. have thou authority over ten
cities"
In the parable another ramr. re
porting Gain of nvc poundH ~,
Ind not done an we'll ma the frHt hul
he had done we'll llc received his
mHuterr well done" bat the rewart
war lcaH dominion over nve cities
rhia viii mean leHn influential piae,
in the McHHianlc KINGDOM.
Then came servant Hayins. Lore
I here is the pound YOU gave mo.
have kept u carefully laid up IN
napkin This repreHrniH a rinsi
that say. cndcavored TO maintain
my iuHtlnraiian rndeavorrd =,
live Justly ana honofahly. hut az
not Hacrlnco myself I WAS ruali,
afraid 10 uHo my privilege. for
realised that You would expect con
nldcrahlc return from tho amuun
You gave me
The master IN the parable ad
dreaHed thle one ailll as servant
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
TO WORSHIP
WITH NETHODISTS
Grace Church the Place of
Union Services on
August Sundays
SPECIAL MUSIC
AN ADDED FEATURE

Union service of Grace A. E and
Delaware Avenue llartipt churches will
be held tomorrow In Delaware Avenue
bartiat Church. This will be the laet
Sunday the members of Grace Church
will Worship with the members ~
Delaware Avenue Church. and hrein.
ming neN Sunday August . the mem
huis ct Delaware Avenue llaptiai viii
worship in Grace N u. Church for the
month ut August The Delaware Ave
nue Baptist pastor Ia dpaifous that his
members turn out In aa large numbeis
at Grace AH did the Grace membpre az
Delaware Avenue
Tomorrow morning az n o'ciocb tho
Rev, Joseph y Irwin will speak un the
topic. "is Life Worth the Sttueelefs
aud in The evening HE topic viii be Flhe
Reward of Intentions as Well az Ac
ton"
There will be good music hv the
choir and a. the regular monthly huai
meas meeting nf the uhufuh iasi We'd
nesday evening n rising vote nf thanhs
was given the UhBif ior the splundid
music that they have contributed pa
ncrially during The month nf .inlt.
uclurk This will hp the last session nf
tho Sunday srhoel until thr fret uI tep
trmhrh The pastor viii continue Tho
regular prayer meeting services on We'd
nrHday night inly 2n ani during tho
month ol Aheuai This service win ho
held every Wednesday night with one
ol The dragonH ih charge There will he
M preaching service uf SUNDAY school
| in Delaware Avenue Church
The choir af the Church viii present
special music at both the morning aud
! evening sotvires. ihii being the last set.
wires Ia tho church until tho fret Sun
/ day in September tomonpws pro.
gram fulluwHi
Morning sefvirr Organ prelude. No.
nance. y " lemofei anthem. Savior
/ When Might Involves the Skies. ahri
ley. auaftrt and chorus. mixed quartet
! Hail tn The iufd Amounted. rrhnHrhrf
! Miss Evans Miss Tnrh. M. Cook MI
Hopes solo Judge Me. q uud, liuck
Clarence w. iloprl organ pnstludp
Evening srr,ios Organ prelude. Won
lrrlul Words cook anthem. iehotnh's
Praise. r T. whittier solo The Plains ol
Peace. Hatnaid. Mrs J v lfWini selo
Jerusalem. Parker Frank u lscoti
organ pustlude
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
DR.. NEWMAN THE
PREACHER At west

West Presbyterian church, Eighth
and Washington streets Will be open
all summer FOR eli tho regular SER
vices. Tho Bible school viii meet
Of 10 o'clock The Rev John Grant
Newman, y d. Of Philadelphia viii
teach the lesson 10 the mon and
women Public Worship viii be held
Ia The church Ht n aud 7aO o'clock
~ Newman will speak ai both these
services Tho theme Of his morn
lnss sermon viii be. "rhe poisr Of
Knowing and his evening subject
VIII be. "fhe Souls Anchor" The
pfayet and praise service is held ON
Wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
VACATION soon
FOR DR.. HOLLOWAY
viii Be in Pulpit Tomorrow
For Last Time Until
September
MORE MARRIAGE
TIPS IN EVENING

Tomorrow will he nr neleway's
last Sunday at SECOND naptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets.
before he leaves fef his vacation.
nr llolloway's theme for the mofn-
Ing service will he what the
bihle Diaeioeee Concerning Life Af.
ter Death" The theme OF the even.
ing service will he what iSind ~
a Man a Christian weman Hhould
Marry" This iH the fourth and last
Of series of sefmons the minister
haze heen preaching Go The youhs pee-
pic on Sunday evenings. AZ the even
Inc service Troop 49, boys goeule ~
Second baptist Church Will attend ia
a body with their new parade nas,
which was presented 60 them last
Monday evening by Diamond Council.
No g. Jf q. u. A. NJ The cheiF
has prepared special selections FOR
hoth morning aud evening services.
which will add inspiration 10 the proa
sfama of the day The geniof 6 u.
Hnuiely'H meeting Al CAS- o'clock will
be conducted 10y Harry Willis, aud
the topic 10 Good News from the
Mission iririd"
Next week the ilst Of the preachers
who arc 10 occupy the pulpit IN the
ministers absence will he announced,
These ministers will he from differ
ont parts af tho United States aud
viii be men nf spiritual power IN the
pulpit The schedule of The Eenier
Christian Endea,of meetings FOR the
vacation season will also be given
neat week, aa we'll aH the nameH of
the deaenna who arc ta lead the WEE.
nesdav meetings During August the
evening service viii be under the
auspices nf the Christian rhdeavof gea
uietv
ilid week prayer service will ha
held M usual nest Wednesday even
inH with one of The dearona Ia
charge The weekly meeting Of the
lioys Scouts viii he held on FRIDAY
evening
Last Thursday evening a reception
was given IA the chapel 20 Hunter
uoudins who has been away from
Wilmington fur three years. taking
an agricultural COURSE m an Oregon
college aud who has Just returned
tu Wilmington after completing his
studies The reception was given by
the Christian iHndeevuf Society