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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
NOTICE

To the Baptist women of the Stat s.of
Illinois, after extending to yo my con-
gratulatioEs and greetings for tee New
Year 1915, this little note tones to you
from the General Missionary Baptist
State Association of Illinois, through
her corresponding secretary, informing
you. that we feel very keenly the mis-
take we made last October by not noti-
flying and organizing the Women $ de-
partment of our State Association.
but, slice the mill never grinds with
water that is passed, we viii forgot
those things are passed, and press for
ward to tie mark of the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus. Since the organi-
zation of the General Missionary Rap-
tist State Association at Mt. Vernon,
Illinois, October 1914 it has been my
pleasure to travel from one end Of the
state to other, and we find that the wo-
men of our Baptist Zion are getting
their eyes open to the fact, that we
neod real sure enough Woman's Gen
eral Missionary Baptist State Associa-
ton. And since it is. and always has
been my disposition to give honor to
whom honor is due, wish to take time
and space enough right here, to dash
one boquet ii no more, at our original
president of Women's State Convention
in the person of sister K. L. Cosby.
She gave me her word while | was in
Chicago, November last, that she was
Baptist, not in name only, but in re-
ality, and cast her lot with them who
proved that they were earnestly con-
tending fo. the Faith, fret delivered to
the saints. Now. that sister Cosby.
and her like-minded Baptist sisters may
have an opportunity to help US to earn
estly tontend for the Faith; at our
State meeting when convened next
May 1915. at. Centralia; when we will
rganize Women's General Missiona-
ry Baptist State Association.
Great preparation is being made for
that great coming meeting next May,
at Csntralia Illinois. We are looking
for our Baptist women from the North
from the West and from the East. ou
Baptist women in (this) the Southern
part of the state, are watching the pos
session of our Baptist Zion, while the
ministers and deacons and laymen are
fighting and contending for the Faith
once delivered to the saints, and in
stead of this host of Baptist women
fainting at the clouds that have been
darkening the havens since last June
on the hottest battle, and the darkest
hour, these women have been heard
sining to Dr's. Phillips, Dorsey, Nc,
Williams, Starks, Allison, Knowles,
Parrish, Armstead, and others who are
taking care of, and cultivatng this
Baptist tState) field, and their song is
Hold the fort for we are coming. and
John F. Thomas will be in the chair,
and ell of us Baptist women, sisters?
Cosby, Anderson, Bates, Phillips, Bled-
soc, O'Conner and others will be there
IN May. BY the grace of God We will
there.
| am yours for the Womens General
Missionary Baptist State Associations 0
the state of Illinois.
w, p. Washington,
Corresponding Secretary
of the Genr'l. Missionary Baptist State
Association of the State of Illinois.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
DIVORCE SUIT.

Little Maurice Lowery nee
Lyon will get her divorce tonigt
{ Friday } from her husband EdclI
Lowery on the grounds OF desert
ion and non-support. The at
torney f'r her will be Little Ray.
other X n:o.
Little Art,e Lyons will sing a
solo. There will also be moon
light picnic on the grounds.
Adm. five cents.
!. Come and witness this gr nd
affair
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
On To Centralia, The Watch
word.

a Missionary Baptist Associ-
alton. is the get ing together and
strengthening each other IN the
work OF the Masters Kingdom.
Along the lines OF missions
and Education. Hone And abroad
District. State. Home and Fore
ign. this covers the four quarters
so to speak IL may be said that
most all oil the ehui ches believe
and agree on missions.
To this We aneswer ,,ss. but
not on tae work on missions.
Regular Missionary Baptist are
sent ost. TO baptize the nation
these orders we're eiv,n to His
followers at OIivet's shrbrow.
The pedo-baptist OF whom the
State Convention wish TO take in
its embrace. have orders from the
founders OF their churches. to
chco )pour. or (ratidzo) sprinkle
the nation. not only the pedo-bap-
tist churches. but the Campbell
liies and frecwills.
Thcs remarks are not only to
inform those who are not inform
ed OF the difference between the
Mission AIRY Baptist State Asso-
ciationsnd the ) ate Conveniio
we mean either one. The negro
convention or VII {. they are
10th on the me pattern. II any
one thinks the statement far fetch.
ed. they have only to inquire in
to the organization. known as tie
Southern Associatio ct up in
morton by the State Conve ition
white last fall at Benton. with
six so called missionary Baptist
churches and 81 fr:ewills church
c, without change OF views and
these same powers that be organ
ized the Federation with a mum
ber oil Baptist churches (colored)
iE Chicago. this is what tn y call
a union. N difference it means
the same thing that the federation
it is but a rose und.r another
name. but a rose just the same
But :he Baptist Churches have
not c N consulted as TO whether
or not they were willing. lay aside
the doctrine as handed down by
Jesus Christ and practiced by the
apostle. but handee over by few
minister's. Let the old line bap-
tist that have stood by the stuff,
for long years. look into the mat
ter and see where they have been
landed without their knowledge
or consent. The Master hath
need OF thee. Jesns says. There
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30

New Brownheld March rs, I9i g
Mr.. ]. b. McCrary.
Metropolis. Ill.
Dear Sir. by order OF Sincere
Baptist church. this place notifies
you that the afors said church is
making preparations to accept
the Teachers's Institute OF the
Mt Olive Baptist S. S. Conven-
tion to be held Friday before the
4th Sunday in April 1915.
We can take care OF IS or 20
delegates.
Done by order OF the church.
Rev. ]. II. Hilicy. Pastor.
ID. ID. Satton, Clerk.
We will be at your station oh
Thursday before the 4th Sunday.
Meet all trains. The Cairo. Flu
ture City. Mounds, Mound City.
Vienna. Colpsville. Carbondale,
Centralia. Golden, Sparta, Ullin.
Pulaski, Duquoin. Harrisburg.
Mt. Vernon. Olive Branch will
have TO leave home Thursday
morning in order to reach New
Brownheld in the afternoon.
Messengers from Unionville. Jop-
pa. Belgrade. Metropolis, Ronrd
Knob, can leave on the afternoon
train Thursday and make connee-
tion at Reevesvllle.
We hope TO have a good repre-
sentation at this meeting. Come
prepared TO work and appear on
the program. We are expecting
the missionaries, the moderator.
End some OF the pastors who are
interested in our district and our
Educational and Mission works
We are looking for the president.
OF all the auxiliaries. Be sure
and meet us there.
]. b. McCrary.
Institute Conductor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
LOOK READl! LISTENnl

Miss Izora Rodgers, who has just
finished full course in Beauty Cul-
ture under the Supervisor of Gree n
. Lewis Co.. Springfield, H., will be
ready to serve the people of Metrop-
oils, on May 20, 1915.
Shampooing, HaireressiDg Facial
Massage, Manicuring a Specially
Come and see her and get acquaint.
ed and get acquaiLted and youneod
not be coaxed.
Located at 9Th and Pearl Sts.
Phone 229 . Rings.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
CARBONDALE
Institute Conductor.
Dear Editor: :

lear EDITOR.
The Hopeweli Baptist church
is progressing nicely: Sunday
School is well attended also
church services and b. Y. P u.
On Sunday, April 25th VAS
the first rally OF the yea,: Rev.
Moses Williams e Nd. CITY
preached all day. he is a gospel
preacher. and is We kncwn by
the people OF Carl 0 ldalc. having
conducted revival here not long
ago. Text for Sunday a. III.
Mark 2:3. Subject. Garry your
corner: Sunday afternoon Ex.
4:2-I7f subject Use what you
have got in your hand: Sunday
night, Luke 24:34. subject. The
Resurrection.
Collection $Ioo so.
The baptizing for this church
will be Sunday May 2nd. A
large number OF car dictates are
expected to be ready TO go dow a
to the water.
Reporter
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30

The members OF Unity Baptist
church. B:oekport. will have
rally the 1t Sunday in May. at
which time all OF the friends oi
the cause of Christ and ttr a bet
ter and greater church building
for the people Of that hustIing
and busy little city which will
commensurate TO their intelli-
genee and financial strength. Let
us all contribute something wheth
cr we are member or uot.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
FUTURE CITY.

= Mother Hunt is very sick. The
G. ristian oil Fu:ure Cry should
remrmber that pure and undef-
lie ! religion is to visit the sick al d
help TO administer TO their neeo.l
We know Morher Hunt 10 be a
widow land very much deserving
our assistance
Sunday School Shiloh Bap-
rist church was we'll attended Sum-
day. Thesboys and girls were
very much interest, d in David
and Goliath.
Aunt betty Harris is at her
home and unable to do anything.
We .hould not pass her by
without helping heri son way.
Mss I.evia Anderson was in
Hodges Park Friday md Satur-
DIV: he guest OF , IS. Mary Johr-
sol
Mr.. ~ us Coleman OF Future
c ~ died ) ,tustsy night OF Heart
Trouble. Iii. death was quite a
shock TO every one. The Funeral
arrange ments have not Jet been
made.
Mrs Luta Ijnsh Is 10 the Hos
piial AZ East ST. Loais. She is
~ very critical condition and as
yet unable 10 be brought home.
Ms Lula Waters Is able TO be
up al er several days illness.
Dr. tirk the Health officer
and rs Cox. Dentist (whise) }
made some excellent talks last
Monday uighs April ioih ss the
Mothers sni Fathers meeting
held IN bruce School. We wish
thar everyons in Future City.
could have heard tos talks and
IL adhe 81 to will present three
tonrfh Il not ali she sliier,nPs tho
sick endure. An excellent } a ,sr
also was read By Miss Alice Greer
Su,e Du les and Rclati ons OF
Parents to ChiId,en. In her pa
per Miss Grcar stitedthlt Child
rem the backbone oil a future
rice. should be reared with The
same care a. that OF 4 tropical
plant. In the sam: proportion
TIT a plant needs rich soil. plenty
OF air and sunshine. DO childr, n
nerj healthy ,sr o -ncings to
thrive we'll
We hope the Mothers and Faith
ers ~,Il frmc n,ber the paper and
act az cofdingiy.
Alter the business was over the
o;al con m lsce served cream
aud cake.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30

in Eden He preached . good
sermon collection $2.25. The
Off -er, OF the w. Il. & NJ Soci-
ety oil Sincere church were Install
ed by the District Pres. Mrs. NJ
!. Blake. $io2 was lifted for
the use OF the organ and organ
ist.
The committees reported. A
farewell handshalse Total OIL
lection rom all sources $40 SO.
Benediction Rev Hilly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
A portion Of the proceedings Of
the 5. S. Teachers Institute held
with the Sincere Baptist Sunday
Sehs,l BrswnfieId, April, z3-25.
Edgar S. Mccrary, Conductor, prot.
Reporter.

Thursday Eve when we arriv-
ed in Browniield We IS embed at
the beautiful little church and
listened to an interesting sermon
by the pa,sor. Rev ]. II. Hilley.
subj. Use your time Collection
$t.oo. Announcements. Bene-
diction.
Friday morning after devotion
ais, the S. 6. Teachers ln''i ute
was declared opened by Edgar 5.
MeCrary. The S. 5. Institute to
the S. S. Convsntion ON was discuss
ed by Bro. Geo. Summer.
Some vcy nportant question per-
tanning to the Bible were asked
and answered to the satisfaction
oi all pre- ent. Appointment oI
committees. Collection Is.
Bensdiction
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30
No Excitement.

pleasure in writing letters 20 q wonan
after he hns married her. said Mrs.
Gloomer.
NO. replied Miss Cayenne: ne
seems to lose all interest when there
is no possibility Of his letters being
read 70 fury
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30

CT we are member or uot.
Al cr noon session devoiionals. !.
Our ). 5. and its teachers. open
cd by Chas. Scott. Supt. Of the
Sincere S S. followed by the Pas
tor Rev. Hilley. Rev. ]. b. Nc
Crary stopped o, er with US from
Springfield enfoute One. while
hore he preached three powerful
sermons. Col. 40. Benedicticn.
Friday Eve. Devotionals led
by Rev. HiIley. The enrolment
com brought forward 8 names.
Welcome Address delivered by
the Rev J. H. Hilley. response
Miss Oh ic buchanan. then the
Rev McCrary ascended the ros-
tium and selected ior his text.
Ice 9:Io. Whatever your hands
had to do. do i, with your might
from this text he preached a
ssroog gospel sermon. Collect
on 81 90 Beneeiesion.
Saturday morning. devotionals
Tor 30 min. then Rev. McCray
some brici remarks ncerning
the Lisjngston Institute located
in Metropolis. The :. S. as |
see II was opened by Rev. ililley
add followed by others. Miss
Bachsn1n performed at the organ
A, 500 p. m. the Inssitnte
gave fhc remainder OF the alter.
.o,n to the svomcn's Work.
They held a glorious meeting with
several OF the local members were
present. Col. 81 so
7:3o-s:oo devoiionals. The
Institute was called 10 order by
he Conductor. The enrollmen Mt
com brought forward ST. 20. the
lhe Revs. hiliey and McCrary as
eended the stand. HiIley read the
3rd. chap. oil Jno. Rev. Nc
Crary selected for his discourse.
Yc mus, be born again. from this
text he preached a noble sermon.
A iciv nj prayer was offered by
him for the unconverted part Of
the congregation. Col. $3.25.
Brnediction.
Sunday at 9:3o a. m. the 5 5.
was called to order by the Supt.
Chss. S>o;t; large attendance.
Col AZ. Rev. Mccrary. made
his visit to the 5. S. Missionary.
AZ io:4s Rev McCfary read
the I36th. Psalm. Singing. He
then selected Tor his text the I33rd
Psalm. Behold how good and
how wleasant it is for bicthern to
dwell together in unity The
subj was beautifully discus ed by
him. Co! $I.95
Sunday Afternoon the Ins, |.
tlte was called to order by the
Conductor. Devoti ,nals Sisters
Mabel Perkins. M. J. Blake.
A Literary program was rem
dcred by the young people.
Collection $40.
Bcnediction.
Sunday Evening the Institute
opened at 7:3o. devotionals Bro
Perkins. Miss Buchanan at the
organ.
Rev J. II. H.ly the speaker
oil the evening read Gsn. 1872.
Text Gen 8 Man lost his home
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30


Heaven. Therefore said he unto
them the harvest truly is grr
but the |. borers are few; pray ye
ther fore the Lord OF the harvest
thar he would send forth laborers
into his harves Our mission is
to teach. preach and baptize.
As to the spirit OF prayer. II at
will be regulated larl ely ly your
labor for its end; SO am bound
to the conclusion. thi { the great
hindrance 10 the salvation Of the
world .is chiefly in want OF the
personal conservation OF chr .stians
to that end; and men. and wo-
men who eau give life do not Civ
their lie: that mcn and women
who can not give life but can give
money. do NOT give as the j o d
prospcrs them, when We pray for
the Lord to send labofcrs into his
harvest. we must do what we can
to see that they do GO. The la b
orers must GO and those who stay
must pray. and contribute to feed
those that do GO. Give means
to prosecute the work. Other
wise the :alk of covering the
world to God is mere mock and
iritlc with God and the souls
mel. Sttan ,e but true, neverthe
less in this great commercial age,
we appear TO forget God. Our
railroads, factories, seine, S. arts
and the ordinary business affairs
and common employment, seen
almost to exclude God flom the
minds OF mer. the wealth pros
perity and social blessing, are de-
rived from another source alto
ge,her. For these reasons men
and women are dying before their
time. and without thy glo:y.
To accomplish this b. aven1y
mission. the gold anl the silver
which God created for this great
end OF advancing the glory OF his
Kingdom. He gives the pros
perity by which every one. oil his
sons and daughters obtain or ac-
cumalate any share of it and the
and the prosperity which it rep
resent, and the church can only
prosper in her earthly charge
when each one OF her membership
contributes and performs his part
in the spirit OF the Devinne Rule
laid down in the Devinne book.
II our churches fail and. are
beaten back, or even the Asscci-
ion. in the gr at und. r,akin ,
for the advancement OF the Mast
ers Kingdom. it will be chiefly
bee use some OF the soldiers have
ialtered and have fallen back and
discouraged and dishcartened
ethers. but with God to help US
we shall know no defeat.
The ministers and other mem
bcrs in the organization pledged
themselves to contribute ST 90
each indepe dent as to what the
churches ei c.
May the Lord stir the good
men and women OF the state as
never before, to come up TO the
help cf the Lord Let the chair
man Of the educational beard
speak out. and let not the chair
man mission board be silent.
We hope to visit every church
in this end efthe state, either in
person. pen or proxy. before the
meeting in Centralia, we have
been .hindered by sickness for a
time from visiting the churches
but under God we are getting
straight once more we hope.
Respectfully.
c. c. Phillips.
Gurf III M;se;rac
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-30

The luxury Of yesterday Is the com.
mon commodity OF today and the
necessity OF tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
SCORELESS GAME IS
PLAYED on A SOGGY
FIELD At LA GRANDE
BAkER AND UNION COUNTY
EIEVE,NS RATTLE IN CHOP
pY SEA OF MUD.

LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov 2A--Vis-
ions Of championship fitting teasing
ly hither and yon from Baker to La
Grande were snuffed out when La
Grande held Baker scoreleSs, or the
other way around whichever way
one looks at it. Except for isolated
spots the field was a choppy sea of
mud and La Grande's worst fears
were soon realized.
Intricate passes and lightning get
aways that won over Walla Walla
and PendletOn died a-borning Not
withstanding this La Grande thrice
stood in Bakers 10-yard zone and
once on the three-yard line, but the
visitors braced up each time, Jimmie
! Rosenbaum, whose educated toe beat
Pendletou, couldn't control the seq
gy ball on three attempts at field
goal
During the first half La Grande
had the jump on Baker, using two
passes successfully, and using Cap
] tain Huff, Moon Rosenbaum and
/ McGinnis for long gains, In the sec.
ond half there was little to choose
from Once Baker tasted mud on L.
Grandes 24-yard line, but no closer
did she get, Fleetwood, Fosburg
Keown and Landreth were Baker.
stars,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
SPORTS IL
Sport Writer Says.
Stoke Makes Stir
in Northwest Team
FORMER NORTH YAKIMA PLAY
E.R SAID TO BE GREATEST
FIELDER.

1t woui1 seem that Stotae, the for
mer North Yakima playsr who per-
formed eften here in the DAYS of the
Western Tri-Stats, has made a big
stir in the Northwest League, ac-
cording to the fshowins from the pen
of Boo Cronin of thes Portland Jour
nal;
Dutch" Stoke, the first haseman
of the Tacoma baseball club man, Is
the greatest fielder that has appeared
in the Northwestern league in years,
This much was elected yesterday
bs Manager Walter McCredie OF the
Portland Beavers from Pearl Casey,
the Northwest umpire, and Speck
Darkness. the pitcher who earned his
daily bread in the Northwestern last
summer.
Il never saw a ball PLAYER in my
life that can step around that bag
like Stokke," said Casey,
He surely is a wizard and the
only fellow that | know who plays
like him is Stuffy McInnes put in
Speck
Hit? Why, say he'll bust all the
fences in the Coast league asserted
Casey.
And an arm that will knock an
infielder off his pins if he doesn't
watch out" continued Frederick
Harvey.
Then in union; You'll make no
mistake, Mac, if you grab that bird.
Manager McCredie is now looking
up the averages to get another line
on the youngster, who went from
North Yakima to Tacoma and made
good. Stoke is a husky young fell
low with a good position at the plate,
He was not given any tips on how to
| bat until Casey told him to choke
up and use a heavier club. From
then on he began polling out the long
| bingles, He must be a good one, for
| both Casey and Harkness are enthu-
slastic over him and both urged Nc
Credie to buy the boy from Joe Nc
| Ginnity.
McCredie got encouraging reports
from Tacoma on Infielder Grover and
may also purchase him. but the opin-
ions were not so flattering as on
Stoke.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
Methodist.

Sunday school at 10 a. m: Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m; preach
ing at II a. m. There will be a sa-
cred concert at the evening hour,
given by the Danish Musical club:
Vocal Duet--"God Is Love" Marks
Misses Alvina and Gladys Peterson
Violin Solo-"Because" B GODDARD
Prof r. Peterson
Alto SOlo-"Free As Bird" ....
............ Mrs. A. NJ. b. Dana
Miss Gladys Peterson
Soprano Solo-"How Sweet the
Name Of Jesus Sounds" Fearis
Miss Alyina Peterson
Cornet Solo-'Lost Chord" ......
........,......... Sullivan
Miss Gladys Peterson
Vocal Duet-"Jesus Lover Of NV
Soul" ........... c. c. Smith
Misses Gladys and Alvina Petersen
Violin Solo ............... Selected
Professor Peterson
Cofnet Duet-"Too Late" Lindsay
. Professor and Gladys Peterson. 90.
Soprano Solo-"Dry Those Tears"
................ Teresa Del Riego
Violin Obligato, Prof PetersonJ
Reading THE Last Word ......
............... Henry Van Dyke
Miss Gladys Peterson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20

principles of international law resort
ed TO by the adversaries of Turkey
against Ottoman agents in the terri
tory of a neutral state"
One dispatch from Constantinopla
cited in the communication told by
the arrest by Russian authorities OF
Tevfik Bey acting Turkish consul at
Resht Persia, his transfer to Russia
and the clearing Of his consulate, in
Guiding the taking away of the ar
chives, the coat Of arms and flag.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
4 HU RICH E S |
80: '..;:.;'a5 ..;.::.$.,S. 80:
- |,''i:s'i;,:' 81 '3E..' Nh:
PresbYterlan

At IL o'clock tomorrow the annual
pre-Thanksgiving service. Mr.. Sny-
der will preach upon Counting Our
Blessings" At 1880, popular even
ing service The pastor will deliver
the 4th of the series of evening lee
lures. Subject, THE Feast of Bel
shazzar" This will be a strong SER
mon for the men of the community
Especially for those who do not at
tend church regularly. The Indians
from the reservation will sing Sun
day school, 10 a. m; Y, P. S. c. f.,
$50. The following music will be
rendered:
Morning
Prelude ........ .Andante by Mayer
Congregation .................
Come All Ye Thankful People
Offertory ........,. Trombone Solo
Solo ................ Walter Rose
Postlude. .Credo from Hayden's Mass
Evening
Prelude-"Come Unto Him" Handel
Anthem. THE Feast of Belshazzar
The Indian Male Quartet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20

Sunday school at 10 a. m; divine
service with a celebration Of the holy
communion at II a. m; holy baptism
at p. m; divine service and SER
mon at 1890 p. IN. The anthem will
be Rejoice. the Lord Is King Miss
Mildred Berkeley will sing the Offer
tory solo The Thanksgiving service
will be held in the church on Thurs
day with special hymns, anthems and
sermon. commencing at 1890 a. m.
All are cordially invited. Charles
Quincy, rector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20

A meeting will be held Sunday ev-
onlng at 1901 f. r R. street Corner
Post and Railroad streets) at o.
clock Wednesday evening at 1880 in
Hendricks hall. corner Main and
Webb streets. Mr. NJ. J. Ballard
president of the Northwestern States
Mission for this church, will deliy-
er an address on principles of Re
ligion.' Prof. Ballard is very
wonderful speaker and will have
something of interest to all Chris
tians. Cordial invitation to all No
collections.