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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
,OdnfPeren"
onsooe ben IA. Sonuar, 1914.
Blair, 9ebr.

Wanoae aften talte DtIsiionGr
geterien Of SantbnImisiionen / Dor
firfe. Eroos bette, at oct par Nan.
bag Aften. bar 9irfen nRiten fnlot.
og oct fan nof iiges meo Sanobeo.
at De Intten0e Sfarer heller life blen
ffuffet. 5oreoraget bar en- meget IN
teresiont 90 bierteoarm 6remitil-
ling at, bborIeoes Serren pna unoer-
lie Bis fra ferit til fioIt ielo ferte
og leote De 2 M9no, 9srreien og
sfrefsruo, iom ban falote til at
arbeioe bIan6t Sontbolerne, eet al
be pIoite men oeiao met forogteoe
Bolf / Snoien.
Oct blep meget TtPrft betonet. Of
noor Der MI efter as @ors 8irf-
iombeo fan pe9es pod nGiten enc
ftooenoe GeiuItoter, oa ifploes bette
oGientligt, at oisie 2 Mpno / TipI-
ben @roo Dor beoenoe oe orbeioen-
be MPno.
Oct ielp ianme forofteriferer De
onpenote SnntbnIer. 5lere griben-
De Srpf. Der nioner ON oeres born-
foe og uroffeliee Gro oe oeres
srnng til Of nrbeioe for andres
5reIie, bIeb fremoroget. Der blen
Optnaet ct Offer til SontboImisfio-
men, fom 10 life bor noeet enfelt
,ner beftent Qirfeiomfuno at fsge
6ipfp Dos.
5irsoag Sormiooag bolot Wis-
fionnr Beterien 5oreorag paoSto-
len. s bette betoneoe ban meget
itGrft. at oct, fom oct fom an poo
for en- boroenoe Nisiion9r, bar
at blibe forbisfet ON Serrens aalo
os fao isge ioo grunoig og oIiioie
en- uo6onneIfe iom muIigt oe fife
lo6e fig ribe meo Of en- fantoiifuIo
gegeiitring, Der biI brittle, fna mart
mon fommer til of Itna ober for
arbeioet noe paa Misiionsmorfen.
S aftes boIot Wenigbeoen Der
fit Aorsmsoe. Roeet af oct interes-
iauteite, Der fan meooeIes fra bette
Weoe CT, at Der I'll Afbetaling al
RenigDeoens $500 @9lb bar mo
fommen oOer 5000 / Steoet for
5000. San par Der rigtignof liot
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iibgifter. 8als at gmbeos.
m9no fit fslgenoe uofalo: Otto
6onien til 3iafon (@enualg), Sens
Anoerien til Iruitee (@ennalg),
Doe anoerien til Sefret9r (@en.
bole). s. S. Sanien til aasierer,
3. 6. Ssrenien til 5oritanoer for
6snoogsifoIen. Oct traf langt no
poo Aftenen, for man 6leb fRroig
meo at bore Supporter og meo
Boleene, iaa BET blen beilitttet al
brpe Rsoet og fortiRtte bet nGite
Sirsong Gften.
$ @aar bao0e pi geisg al
Nrs. 9illerup Ssrgenien ira 8lain-
oieip, 9ebr. - @nfen efter Baltor
GilIerup Ssrgenien. Sun ipntes |
beoite BeIgaaenoe. Oct bar fsrite
Gong, FUN befsgte Blair. 9eisget
sialot fprlig 2ouis Go6ertiens, bpent
Rrs. Sergenien Dor fenot meo ira,
Rafon gitp; Mrs. Gobertion oiite
Nrs. Ssrgenfen omfrine / gpen.
5 Ssnoogs Gftermibongs bar
fao goot fom belle Dan. 2utb. Bubl.
eouie's Stab m. II. / 8eisg Dos
Dor afbolote Sartitor Ssren Ear
fens. Oct bar NOT Iige aft, bpoo gu.
let ~formaaebe at tage imoo en- iaa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14

pr 6enne BOG bar bi enonu COB
Sorfnning. Zen er paa III Sioer
og inoeboloer fom iGooanlig for.
uoen ieIpe Imonnffen % Rote.
ringsblooene me9en goo og inno
Tamilielrsniug. Gen fofter 10 fin
90 gts.
Gan. 9utb. 9ubI. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Snef, @is.

SBUOlg NSltl % 9(0idut
ban0e oi SuIetrpieit / St. Beters
Wienigbeo. Get bar III itor Sol
ttosoog for oe imaa, men oct ifllI-
De ogiaa bare Ell Ssitigsoog Tor os
ale, iom Defender fla at nPre SUBS
Born og life er iremmeoe for gu
lens ianoe @etnoning; tbi ri peo
10. at uoen Seius banoe oi bner'
fen SliIetrp eIer SiiIefeiter, men
Der feires Sui eiter Sui, mnng.
Suleieiter og SuIefornsielier, boor
Seills fife er meo, oa Der er life
ben ianoe SuIeglpoe.
9eanr ri bar Ssuletr9feit, er Dor
9irfe bel lille, iiur nnor @eiret er
imnft, Tom 6iIfGloet bar | aar.
Zen Gag fommer Der 10 mango,
fom man ii9loen eler nlorig euers
Ter I CUBS Sus.
ri bar for 9ioen 80 Born / Dor
SenoagsitoIe, Tom bGioer spet Iiot
Ii Gang oa mna lore nogle 9ibel-
iprog og gibeIforfIaring uoenao.
iom De neo Suletrpet mao ipnge
og iremii9e for Renisbeoen og oeres
6orGlore. De flareoe BET go6t.
9oit. arogb tnlte Iiot n9rmeit
iii gsrnene og iorfInreoe, booo ge.
tnonin1 Der lna / De u Stierne-
biaeoer, ri bar / Almnnaffen. og
oerefter moatte iao Senongsifole.
bernene irem, bber alasie for fig,
meO oeres Torflnring og til Slnt-
ming bien iaa uooeIt 9ebIer. Nso-
Der OF oganon" til 9srnene. og
ielp ON 9ebIerne er liot opre. iol.
Der Der 10 aaigepeI Ell neo til ale,
Tom er til Ste6e, ndar ri bar Su'
~letrGfeit. llnaoomsforeningcn lore
itoo oct hele meo at pDnte Silletrpet,
Ierge for giorag, gsre Snofsb oiu.
Mrs. amolie Gelooiae osoe
5orsooa Den II. december efter
ioa 9oaes Spgoom / Sienmet hos
lin Cater @rs. Sobonnes ebri,
Itianien. Senoes Eigenaon bar
amaIie airitine Dupont; bun par
feot / Belle, Gnnmarf. SiIeaften
1888. afosoe bleu iteoet til Suile
poa @eit Genmarfs airfegaaro.
Eoit. 5. 9iren, Mitbee, @is., for
rettebe gegranelien, oa Wenigbeoen
for Sioen err uoen VrGit.
Mrs. Samiiel glauien, iom lepe.
De ct Bar Mil @eit for 2ucf, osoe
9orsoagen Den is. December efter
to Maonebers SpeeIeie. afosoe
oor fsbt paa 9ers, 9onmarf,
1854 og fom Der til Sucf 1909 fra
6enpiae, Winn. Sun efterlaoer Jig
Wano, a Senner og 2 0ettre.
Sorof9itelien fan6t Steo paa BeIt
Denmark airfegaarb. pait. s. IS.
9onoo, 2ucf, foreltoo Begrapelien.
re. 2inopig, iom | en- Gel aar
bar gier nf Beit Sotel Der | Suef,
osoe 2sroogen ben 3. Sanuar !
NotionaI @itp, Galif. bnortiI ban
reiite for faa aar iioen meo fin
6amilie. SON efterlaoer iig Sn-
jtru, en- Ssn % 4 Dsttre.
af6soe bar fsot ! gIsoo Sosn,
Danmarf 1866.
Mrs. RieIs grenbolt / Gbuibing
oeoe ganife unentet | fin Ssns og
Spigerootters Siem Ssnbog ben
a. Sanuar. Senoes Wano oeoe
for goot 6 slar fioen. afosoe bar
fsot I llggarIeie peo Solbpf, Gan.
mart, 1889 og ~efterIaoer fig en-
Gen og TO Dettre.
8 Dag CT bet ben 10. Sonnar,
og enbnu ingen 0inter at getpo'
ming; bog er Der fiffert mango,
Tom Ipnges efter SIpoefsre iprlig
be, fom Mrbeiber / Sfopen.
@InoeIigt Nptoar snffes @eoaf'
tionen og 8Ia6ets 2nfere at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Yaa to Rcilcr

iioite Sommer moOtog ieg iel9en-
De @auer til 81. ). Il. us Arbei-
De blanot pore Sanosmano i 10
lanoet:
9etblebem b. e. |. 9igb., 9lance 60,
9tebr., $7.o5. 9etbania D. e. |.
0tgb., 9latte, So, Rebr, $4.25.
9etbesOa Menisbeo ga5ile Ylills.,
Rebr, $4.95. 9etbania .. e. |.
Msb., 9lainpieip. Rebr., $ff.40.
Marion 9oeeer. Qauce 60, Nebr..
50. S alt $30.45.
Daine Geiieuogifter belsber ia
til S12.40. % Ooerifuoet bIiper ian-
Ieoes $500 eaer: 6S Str. % Ere,
boiltet geleb iee bar aiienot til Dor
Screenings aasierer. CIR. Ssrenien,
aarbu5 o9 boot BAN ienoe apitte.
ring til oGnniferen".
Siertelig 9iIien oe 5af til @i-
uerne.
Cana College. Blair. giebr.. Den
-. San.. 1914.
anOers Ssrgeueu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
8iui9t mel, 6pbt.

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{. SfrbbeIg, bog tRrf.
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aMe 6 for 80 Gts. plus porto 10 Gs.
Wospaffe Nr. IL.
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OmNoe % let ~beftooigeoe iom fbger:
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g. 3. N. &onIen: gp rofiuiuesfrueter u46 Sioe).
3. TreIf be6 en- SoIme (96 Sioe).
1. Wipip Smitb. 70 6oreorue.
3. Den frHteIiee StubnterbeuaeeHe.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
@nostirneiter.

9lair: SenoogsifoIe aI. 9,t5.
Observation-Disclosures 81. 1920.
5paes llngoomsmeoe al. 7,30.
9ennaro: Ssnoagsifole meo
aoniirmanolpsning 9l. 10, @uos-
tieneite al. If 6%ormiooag.
Crmn: @nostieteite 1. o. 3.
Senoog / bper Maaneo. SCI. 1920
6ormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Sarnt til Sala.

70 acres 3 Mil fro 9pen, meb
6%rugtbope, Sfoo 90 @ne, iamt 7
ggrelies Sus % StoIo 40 X so
500.
aor. Der 1902, 8eitbroof. @aine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

6EVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.
A habit OF prayer and . sense of
humor forge invincible armor.-Beth
Bradford Gilchrist.
for Al knowlsdse.zr. E Beechsr.
Too low they build, who build beneath
1t i. folly e think q the grape.
beyond our reach. it 10 still greater
folly not to take all those we can
reach.-Anon.
Even 80 it IL not the win Of your
these little ones should perish
. . .
What do it matter whore or low We
die
So long as we've our 'ealth to watch
it all
Tho different ways that different are
An men an women lovin' in this
world;
Takin' our chances ~ they come
along.
An when they ain't pretendin' they
are good? -Kipling.
The measure of q mans power to
help his brother IL the measure OF the
love in the heart Of him. and Of the
faith he has that at last the good will
win.-Ralph Connor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

Of Christ" Evening theme. The Final
Invitation These are the closing SER
vices of the conference year.
First Methodist Episcopal churcn.
Sixth and Harrison streeta, Ben5amin
Young, D. D., pastor, win speak, MORN
Ing at II o'clock. Theme. 1.-THE Sow
ereignty Of Sacrifice" Evening 1t tn,
subject. Dependency and its Cure"
East Side Methodist upiscopel
church. Eevei - and Lime streets, y.
A. Shut. pastor. Public worsl1p II
q n. and 7:so p. m. sermons BY the
pastors.
Grace cathedral. Eighth ana TayIoe
streets, the Raw. James Philip De
b. Kaye Holy communion at 7:3o
O'Clock. Morning service at II o'clock
by Dean Kaye; evening service at 49,
O'Clock Service at Christ hospital In
| the chapel at z p. m. Week day Lam
ion. 10 a. ms: Wednesdays. Litany, ana
address, 4:30 D.. M; Thursday1, Holy
communion, 10 a. M: Fridays, Chit
dren's service. 4:30 p. M, Litany, and
Address, p. M; Wednesdays and Fri
days, Preparation for confirmation, l:3o
p. m.
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, K. r. hall. LIZ East sixth street,
Sunday school 1890: preaching 11:1o By
Elder Warner Kfdman.
The Second Presbyterian churchL
North jackson and Gordon streets,
Rev. Joseph r. Hicks, pastor. Thq.
pastor win preach Sunday morning odS
The Duty Of the Church Toward the
Present Generation" The evening
theme win be what Shah DO Thaa
With Jesus?''
Second Church OF Christ, Scientaoa
vices ut II O'Clock; subject. s'6ubgtAuco.''
Sunday school at 9:6 O'Clock Wedoos-
DAY evening testimonial meeting - 3
building: open from O'Clock In tho nSFn-
tng until O'clock q. the. evoq1uR1 G1So
wssE Says han - . : s'sissl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14


worship at 7:30 o'clock. by the pastor.
Mission study Tuesday evening. Help
ing Hand Thursday afternoon. Prayer
and teachers' meeting Thursday eve
ming. M. L. Robey. pastor.
The Seward Avenue Baptist church.
Seward and sGratton streets: Rev. J. 8.
Umberger, pastor-Morning worship at
II g. m; theme, UNCONVENTIONAL Day. .
Sunday evening evangelistfc services,
"A Man or a Sheep
Westminster Presbyterian church,
College avenue and Huntoon street.
worship and sermon at IL o'clock. Eve
ming worship at ESQ O'Clock An Illus
trated :. travel sermon on tho theme,
Touring Madagascar"
Seward Avenue NJ. e. church, corner
Seward and Scotland avenues: A. s.
Clark. pastor-The pastor will preach
at Seward avenue both morning and
evening. Rev. b. F. Bartlett will preach
at Highland Park in the morning. Both
pulpits will be nlled March %.
terial Union next Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. in the First Presbyterian
church Rev. 81. L. Nelson win read a
paper on the subject, Service and
Christian Character.
Second United Presbyterian church,
Huntoon and FTlmore; Rev. William
n. jackson. pastor. The sermon theme
at II O'Clock - The Great Confession =
Subject OF the evening sermon at 7:30
O'Clock. sSome Of the. Bible Foolish"
Central Avenue Christian church,
Central avenue and Grant street: John
D. Zimmerman. mini6ter-Bf school
at s:46 o'clock. sermon ut II O'Clock.
THE Conqnerfn8 Lie" Sermon at 8
O'Clock, What Must We Believe to Be
Saved r
First United Presbyterian church.
Eighth and Topeka avenue. Rev. J. A.
Renwick, d. D., pastor. Preaching II
q. m and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
Walnut Grove Methodist Episcopal
church, Sixteenth and Harrison
streets, f. E. Urner, pastor. Public
worship at IL q m. and 7:S0 b. m.
Sermon At each service By paseor.
Morning themes 'PsfGofrnin9 4he WoG1ks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14
CHURCH NOTICES.

Under the auspices of the Interna-
tional Bible Students association, w.
e. Hall will give q Bible lecture SUM-
day. March Is. at 3 p. M. at Lincoln
Post hall. 11s East Sixth street. Sub
ject. Baptism for the Dead"
1 Cor. 1929.
First Church .of Christ, Scientist,
corner Huntoon and Polk etreetsH
Sunday services. II a.. m. and 3 p. m.
Subject of lesson sermon. substance
Reading room In church edifice open
oept Sundays and holidays. Testi-
mony meeting. Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock.
The Topeka New Thought society.
Unity church. s14 Topelke avenue
Address II g. m by Judge n. B. Ar
mold. What Is New Thought"?
Lowman Memorial n. r. church
Eleventh and Morris avenues: VIM.
NJ. Batch. pagtor-11 q. m., public
worship. Annual report of pastor.
Subject of sermon. MARY and Mar
tina" 7:3e p. M. public Worship
the History Of Ethics"
St. Mark A. N. E. church, Rev. H
H Dent pastor-Morning Worship. II
q. m. Evening SERVICE 3 p. m. Morn
ing subject. Joseph Opening the
Elijah Painting
Israel Alfred ]. Dennis, national
president of tho Restored Church Vi
the Messiah, win begin . series 81
meetings in the PentacostaJ Taber-
sas avenue). having for their object
the outpouring OF the Latter Rain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

9eSlst. Il1e outRnex1n q the
l -. ha!n . The .1 1s!ilne AMay: cr
Mormon Apostacy. Z a1d Tho Re-
stored Church Of the Meesiah." VIII
be spoken upon from time to time.
Central Congregational church,
Huntoon ana Buchanan. Rev. Roy B.
Guild. pastor. Sermon Al o'clock.
I.Justice?s Music by chorus. led by
Dean Whitehouse.. At 1880 o'clock
I Prof. w. f. Rafferty, Of. Kansas City,
suited In formink the Iopnka Trnin-
| ing School, win speak % thu ..Boy in
1.-THE TEEN Yearxy
i
,.ls ~ 1si1.s r,9. - rs..s.
Preecni1r II ii -. 81. 81 AI6ert 4.
| rsoruxv pr~..,,s,,~ - I : = ~ +S,a
49,. $780, .r,. = g - 49,, ;.
$500 s.-~-'' -
/ r,ret fs>ru,.r Metholsi.t vcnt.ror.t
- Ay.ss an0 II.. s ~. In ~ 49,
rr. - els-s.<.r =: 1n.1x' s--s
tr To-. 80 <a .aSI c - ~
At 7:9x 5 s.. - >'-''s - : '''o"
r,., --.... ,-.,
49, vea 1a1
s,o.fvg slce X. 1ln @n .'a
chTrc1 -. 49,. rhn err,,eI ccsseer.vc .s
se ad On Vim be held in ~: Newton. Kans.
next week. !. K Younx. nastor.
rirrt r,antsst ch,,rch. ninth and
rackson sfraet' Rohert Gordon nastor.
Morning worship ii O'Clock sermon,
sub1ect ssOur Debt to Miesions
Evenins service 7:so o'clock. sermon
pekaL"
1 First Congregational church. Har-
rtson and Seventh streets Rev. Arthur
s. Henderson, d. D., pastor. Morning
worship at II: sermon: God Seen in
Christ: Evening service at 1880.
special hymn-sfnein1 service with an
address ON hymns and hymn-singing
by DE-. Henderson.
-. , i.-..
r.. past0r II; Locks WI preacn g
n II c.ocn On M FL Snl ssn-,,
ZaC, ~ ..oV w
1Aop
Oakland M n church fsh.et.r and
sarHon evenm.s p Wt1Iiams nas-
~ ana a. 80 - -
49, ---'>-
rh,rA pr..hv+>rs.n r..+ ro,,r+t
and Rr.rrer str -. 49,. RSv Tin
Gfimore' naator Tornin~ .ervice at
1o.1S c.cIocs. .rhs.ct ~ .ermcn
Eve,,tn~ ..-vscs. 70 .R.,;.,on from
se+ cun. M ~, I 1cane Q. v s,s oy =
Aiex.nasr I'm lead the .soid-tine;:
hvnn sin~in~ RssehaI1 felIows ana
hssletfaIi fes,ns are reoneste6 to be-
- ----.. -
The First pentecostaI Church Of
tho Naxarene. between Fifth and
sixth streets on Iake. East side. Rev.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

NahaNen rnmors and ulcers treat
usMNvIseK ed; no knife o. plaster
used DR.. McLAughlln. -
T. uth 6t. Suite N. Kansas CITY. Mo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

The Seward Avenue Baptist church
Seward and sGratton streets: Rev. J. s.
Umberger, pastor-Morning worship al
II a. m; theme, UNCONVENTIONAL Day
Sunday evening evangelistic services
"A Man or Sheep
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

East Side Methodist Upiscopol
church. SIEVE, - and Lime stroefa, p.
A. Shut. pastor. Public Wor1ldp u
q n. and ESQ p. M. sermons by the
pastors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

II any young person has the fore
sight to consider seriously what de-
posts he VIII make in tho bank of
memory. he 10 reasonably sure to dis
cover that there are no investments
est az portions OF Scripture. A mind
stored with Bible truth possesses best
treasures. There are no experiences
Of life wherein this knowledge does
not serve one helpfully. Youth II the
time to lay in this store OF the Word
that bears fruit In life. Az said the
Psalmist. Thy Word have I hid In
my heart. that might not ain against
thee"
A well-filled mind ID more than q
reservoir: 1t = . spring. from which
greater refreshment u drawn than
was ever put into It.
knowledge - power" said Bacon.
1t is fact. and more. Knowledge ID
pleasure. knowledge II nfe's window
for outlook. knowledge II . bond OF
fellowship. knowledge II prepare
ton. knowledge II discipline. Know
ledge reacts ON life In every phase and
aspects. And, to . teachable mind, to
get knowledge y to get wisdom.
A well-stored memory is better
than . well-filled library.
Never q fact. . fragment of litera-
ture or . truth can be planted in the
mind without terminating, and some
day bringing forth its own particular
fruit.
Az q boy emptiss his pockets and
counts over his treasures, 20 tho per-
son whose mind h well-stored may
know the delight Of telling over t.
himself. from time to time, his treas
ured quotations, remembered pictures
and al his gathered wealth Of know.
! ledge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

Never Q fact, . fra4ment Of 1iterz
ture or . truth can be planted in th
day bringing forth lts own particuls
fruit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church. Second and Van Buren,
streets: p. d. Mueller pastor
man services, 10:3O ~ m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

Of Christ" Evening theme. The Final
Invitation" These are the closing ser.
vices OF the conference year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

A well-filled mind Id more than. Z
reservoir: 1t y . spring. from which
greater refreshment u drawn thar
was ever put into It.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

Who remembers what was the
most popular novel ten years ago7 It
is forgotten, and Of its fesiduum there
is scarcely q trace. Not 90 with the
great books. They abide. Their
characters. their philosophy. their say
fDgs, permanently enrich the mind.
Ergo, we should be in less haste to
read the latest best seller" and give
more heed to literature that time has
tested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

The First Pentecostal Church of
tho Naxarene. between Fifth and
Sixth streets ON Lake, East Side, Rev.
A. r. Hodges, pastor. The pastor,
who has been away from tho city. has
returned and will MI his pulpit both
morning and evening. Preaching at
IL o'clock, subject. Gods Financial
Plan Preaching at 1880 in tho
evening. theme. Tho Second Coming
Of Jesus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

| The Topeka New Thought society.
Unity church. s14 Topeka avenue
Address IL q. m by Judge n. b. Ar
mold. What Is New Thought?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

MRS. C. F. MENNINGEH
The Washington times., 1914-05-31
Evening Services I'm the CHURCHES

NAZARETH TO MT cARMErhe Rev Iueius C. Clark Hamun. n
SCENES HOLY LAND tn. W. wedderpoon, Foundry
M E. Church. 8 p m.
MEMORY DEAD-rhe Rev.. John Ensor Calvary NJ Z
pRoDGAL soN-rh. Rev John Naesduray Union Church.
m.
CALL TO THE cRowD-The Rev. shera Mrop
PROFITABLE FRENDSHIP-The H. Brundage lexington Pres
byterian Church, 7. M.
PARABLE THE pRoD1eAL SON The Rev. Church
ALMOST PERsUADEDrhe Harvey Dunham Western Presby
CHRISTIAN PATRoTsM-rt Palmer Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. 7:45 p.
nue. Presbyterian Church. -
CAN MAN COME BAcK-rhe Rev W. Johnson Baptist
MEMORIALS John Compton
POitan Baptist Church.
Kss-The E. Sven, Centennial Baptist Church
ELIXIR OF L1FE-Afred H. Terry Spiritual Temple SPIN
CONQUEST OF FEARrhe Rev H. Thompson Waugh Church
LIQUOR Margaret Dye Ellis Wesley M. E
sERMoN-The Rev William Mckinney Ryland M E. Church.
Jennie Church.
ILLUSTRATED LEcrURErhe Rev. Fuman Moore Emmanuel Bp
OPEN wINDowrhe Fnen Church,
THINGS PREPARED FOR THEM THAT love HIM Paul Thompson
New Masonic Temple, $3.50 p. m.
CONVERTED PURGos-Emer Kyser Congress Street Church,
THAT MARRIAGE YouRsrhs Rev. Wilbur Congress
BUILDERS OF METHoDIsM ASBURY THE WILDERNESS
APosTLE-rhe Rev. C. Willard camalie Metropolitan Memorial
sERMON-rhe St Episcopal
NAT AS TAUGHT BY THE FATHERS OF cHRIsTAN
Federation-rheosophcal Society,
H. Greene Calvary Baptist Church.
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDJM-Judn King All Souls Church.
sERMoN-The Hewlett Baptist Church. 74
sERMoN-rh Church.
sERMoN-rhe Rev. S. A Bower, Norrtmns Presbyterian Church.
7:4s p m
The Washington times., 1914-05-31
FIRE RISKS.

Reports read at the annual meet
ing Of the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters last week indicate that
fire periis are declining. Credit for
this is given to revised building
laws, laboratories for the testing of
fire appliances, the reward system in
detecting arson, and fire surveys of
cities.
With smaller risks, business men
may expect lower rates. Yet all the
reform in fire prevention seems to be
directed toward the benefit of busi-
ness places. Where does the or,li-
nary householder come in? So far
as he is concerned the methods of fire
insurance writing are the same as
they were half century ago. He
takes his own precautions against
fire risk, if he is a good citizen, but
no matter how good they are he pays
the same rate as the other fellow, the
careless man. Houses and their con-
tents are insured blindly, without
even the form of IN inspection.
To put it fatty, the insurance ci
business places is becoming a sci
ence, but the insurance of dwelling
houses remains gambling propo-
sition.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31
What's on Program This Week

ship No. II. Federal City. No. 90 ant
Harmony. No. 8; Mount Nebo Encampment
No. g.
Knights Of Pythias-Mount Vernon Lodse
No ): and Union. No. g: Friendship lem
pie, No. p Pythian Sisters: Washington
Company. No. /. Uniform Rank.
THURSDAY.
Meetings. evening:
Masonic-Naval Lodge. No. 4. Hiram. No
10: Lafayette. No. 10. and William r.
Singleton. No. 30, monthly meeting, Ma
>sonic Board Of Relief: Esther Chapter
No. ). Order Of the Eastern Star.
Odd FeIlows-C Columbia Lodge. No. 10. Excel
sior. No L. and Salem. No -
knights Of ythIAs-Franklin Lodge. No. :
J. T. ColdwelI Company. No. :, Uniform
Rank.
National Union-wiIIiam H. Collins Council.
FRIDAY.
Meetings, evening:
Observation-Disclosures Lodge. No. 7, a1d Iy.ha-
non No = Grand Chapter school Of in,
structIon; Columbia Commandery, No. >
KNIGHTS TemplHr: special meeting GrOtto
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. 80 - clnck
Martha Chapter. No. o. Order Of the East
eTn Star.
Odd FelIows-Central Lodge. No. |. Metropo,
lis. No l6, and Phoenix. No. cs MaGeneun
Encampment No I; Miriam, No. 6. Re.
bekah Lodge
Knights Of Pythias-syracusians No. 10
Rathbone Temple, No. 5. Fythian Sisters
SATURDAY.
odI EclIor.s-t canton Washington No. :. IA.
triarchs Militant.
National union-GoVsrnmsnt Printing ofhes
Counsil