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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
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We oroto strong through ssif-dsntdI
Hdppiness comes through strength.
EUerD Christidn has just cause for
TejoicfHo at this LeNtsn season because
so mdHy persons ,otll deny Themselves
mdHy toorldiU pleasures ard devote
more time to religion.
There Is a iust cause for oIddHess.
But our greatest joy should come
through the realization that our sdo-
Ttfoes remind US OF Christ and HE
death at Calvary thdt iOe might hdve
everlasting ne.
Tho moro zoe fhInk Of the 0htld Of
Bethlehem the greater t1iIl be our de-
stre to serve Him.
Therefore, the LenteH season sAoHld
arouse as from our careless eiunborS
and bring us piddHess through ths
brightness toe give TO those about us.
Pictures Of beautiful mountains tohsn
reflected into the cool todters Of the
myriad lakes are sometimes more bedu-
nfui than the mountains themselves.
May the beauty Of our opn OhTfsttun
Hves be enhanced through their rofeo-
tton into the hves Of those about US.
There Is no better season to enjoy
such service to our JelioUs than this
ore, tChen tco arc, perhaps, Hvir1 closer
to God ourselves.
Let US be thankful that thts season
Of Self-deniaI Is pith us again.
PHILLIPS.
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LENTEN SPEAKERS NAMED

A list OF 10 speakers has been announced
for the daily MONDAY Lenten services at
Old st. Johns Lutheran Church. Race
street below 9th street, which begin at
1925 p. IN. They are the Rev. DR.. C, NJ.
Jacobs, February 17-1s; the Rev. Dr. q,
W. sandt, February 1920; the Rev. I, c.
Hoffman. February 22-24; the Rev. n. r.
Melhorn, February 25-27; the Rev. DR..
w. A. Snyder March 1-6; the Rev DR..
c. Armand Miller, March $40; the Rev.
DR.. p. p. PfatteIcher, March 11-ls; the
Rev DR.. II. u. Jacobs. March 49, the
Rev. Or. T. e. Schmauk. March 16; the
Rev. G. A. Kercher March Ills; the
Rev Or. II. f. Slbole. March 1920; tha
Rev Charles j. Smith, March 1921, and
the Rev. ]. c. Mates, March 29-April g..
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"Quiet Talks to Workers"

Quiet Talks to Personal Workers" will
be conducted by the Rev. Urban C.
Gutelius. pastor of the Grace Reformed
Church, 1lth and Huntington streets,
during Lent. They will be held on
Wednesday evenings, when special
Lenten services will also be held. The
pastor will preach on who Is Satan"
tomorrow morning and in the evening on
What Is Hell?" The offerings OF tho
congregation for foreign missions last
Sunday were S1100
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

Members OF the Falls Of schuyIkIii ?.
NJ. c. a. and their friends WIN give :
musical tonight In the association build
ing There win be instrufnentaf fri0s.
readings and vocal soiosi IN the tfit
Wayne Army, 'ceiiist; Mts. wayns Army,
vocalist, and MISS MsrgareE strehie.
pianist, will appear There viii be ether
numbers by Miss Matte Appleton and
Miss Lois Watson Miss Emily scfmois
will read.
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Bishop Williams at St. s+sphen's

The. Rt. Rev Charles D. Williams. of
Detroit, Bishop of Michigan will preach
at st. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church, 10th street above Chestnut street,
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week at the daily noon
day Lenten services. The services will
begin at 1880 o'clock. closing at 1855
o'clock, and will be preceded by daily
organ recitals. The Rev. w. Arthur
Warner, of the Home Missionary Society
of Philadelphia, will speak at the Satur-
day service,
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FINE CHORAL SERVICE TO BE
HELD AT CHURCH OF SAVIOUR
Elaborate Musical Program Prepared
for Sunday, February %.

An elaborate choral service will be held
at ths Church OF the Saviour. ssth street
above Chestnut street, Sunday February
%, when Rosslni"s "stsbat Mater will
be sung by picked quartet, assisted by
the choir Of the church. under the leader
ship Of wsssli Lsps, musical director.
Emily Stokes dIaEar. soprano; Paul
volkmann. tenor; Marie Stone Langstons,
alto, and Frederick w. Ayres, bssso,
comprise tho quartet. Ten parts Of RIOS.
sini's famous hymn will be sung by the
chorus In English. Solos and recltativs
parts, aided by the chorus, will be the
features. The service will begin at 7.l5
o'clock In the evening.
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CHURCH or THE HOLY APOsTLEB
2lst and Christian streets
Ilov. GEORGE HERBERT TooP, 3. D.,
Rector
300 a. M, Holy Communion; 1880 a. M.
Morning Prayer and Sermon: 2.a0 p. m.
Sunday School and Risie Glasses; 75o B. M,
Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Tie Rector will preach ct both services
OLD ST. JOHNS. Brown below Bd--Dr Richs.
mond breaches Feb. 81. 1890, T:45 Subject
OF nlGht! "A Reply TO billy sundays Ssr-
mon on Amusements; or, WHY Hefused to
Perform tho Marriage Ceremony Agh Wed.
on the stage OF the Troeedero Theatrefs DR..
N w
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pTFssf,
priests the surety and the reasoHaoeness "
the doctrine of TetribatioH,
EH and his too the religious LEADERS, OF
the people OF their day The ttUo toere oeed te
saeTiegious aud that openlv Eh heard the complaints
f an, sope about the gross Inconsistencies Of hts sons
and onl lightly ddatonished them bat con'hHed them
m sacred o6lce Nth dsmorasng eject upon the nation
God toayned through Samuel the young prophet haF
Dunshnent toould surely be bislted him and ats
sons The earning uHheeded and day the stroke
OF reTlbutlon fe The Divhs prophecy that the tl0o
pcked sons tooud die IN day fulfled Read
the narratue OF Israel going 10 battle against
me enen,v and his defeat the killing Of HopHni and
hinshas aud the sudden death Of En- and see hoto nat
ural the ohole thing out Any reasonable mind
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RELIGIOUS NorIoEs


resbyterlan--Continued
UNION TABERNACbE &
York and Coral atg.
REV. ROBERT HUNTER D. d, PASTOR
VIII preach 1880 a. M, ff5 .. m Revival
Hymns and Sermon at tho Evening gefyice,
BROTHERS. r.. 49,
9.s0-sabbath school; Z. Y +, 8. C. y
wooDLAND PREsBYTERfAN CHURCH,
42d and Pine Hts. tt.'
JAMES RAMSAY SWAIN Minister
MINUTES AF'rBR DEATH"
2t4b-Bible School. 2, Adult Glasses.
9-Worshlr. Sermon, JESUS. SAVIOUR
OF A NOBLEMAN." t.
Come thou and all thy bouse"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

James Larkln. editor of The Irish
Worker and president of the Women's
Federated Unions of Ireland. will speak
on 1.-The Progress of Socialism in Ire
land In the Broad Street Theatre to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Or. Geo, Chalmers Richmond's Sermons
Are now on sale at Jacobs, the Presbyterian
and tho Socialist Book Stores, OF these SER
mons the Rev, DR.. G. Ernest Smith Rector OF
st. Thomas Church. Washington, writes; ''I
cconEratulate you heartily on the possession OF
the nerve that the preaching OF your two ser
mons Implies. I wish indeed, that more of
our clergy had a measure of It, 1t would be
better for every one all around"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

"Grlt' will be the subject OF an address tc
bs delivered tomorrow evening in the Winds OF
TheatTe FTankford. by the Rev, John Wesley
stockwel Motion pictures and an extensive
musical program Will nRure prominently III
this undenominatlonal service
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President Brown at Bryn Mawr

The Rev. DR.. Francis Brown. president
of the Union Theological Seminary. New
York. will preach at the Bryn Mawr
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock
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Donation pay Tea Al Hospltal

10HatI0H IaY Iea aE Hospital
from O'Clock until o'clock this after
noon the Donation Day Tea" for the
as1sHt of the Northwestern General Hos
ga "a be held AZ tie hospital 20l7-19
.zzsa 80 street. Tire Ladies ~ kiliary
sas hosnilaI nll1 ne Ia charge t. re-
zziFs FL daaasI1az
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ooud Just as IL should BE-
Word tnahee ~ us
spua that Whatso-
euer man rsth etbuion just
as natural n Is the o Of
me paths Of human We lAs
tice and the wdom ttas
confirms the truth o.
sin f death@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
THE CHILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH ToMoRRoWs LESSON
February e. 1sl5-nternaona seresT Samuel To- iS 49,
"RETRIBUTION''
By GEORGE g. DOWEY

The Bibe emphatic lines o edchIn9 cH T0" P07a7
righteous second
the punishment the death OF En- the ola
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PARISH OF ST. LUKE AND THE ErrP-

PARIsH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EFIP-
ANY
i3th st. below Spruce
Rev. DAVID NJ STEELE. Rector.
q. m Holy Communion.
10 n. m.-Sunday School. MA.
IL a. ni.-MornnE Prayer and Sermon
, { ., ,m---Eyenlng Prayer. Anthem and sAd-
dresB.
Organ harp and violin prelude and intsrluda.
Soprano Soloist, Mrs. Helen YRrnalL
Tho Rector Will preach at both services.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

The Rev Or. Russell ConwelI, president Of
iiul at s:i5 o'clock on Personal Glimpses or
celebrated Men and Women
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

The Rev, Charles w. Harvey will preach at
the Church Of the New Jerusalem Sweden
horgian). on what the Spirit Saith tomor-
row morning at II o'clock In the first OF the
Eacter preparatory sermons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
Dre1eI Blddle Bible Glasses
Ethical Culture
Lemon HIN Association
SAINT OR SINNER"
GARRICk THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT-7:30
-MELCOME-ALL

ALL-WELCoME-ALL
MESSIAH .LpTHERAN The Frlendly
Church." 18th and Jefferson SITS DANIEL
bbs sShoo $50 vi" M pFfass lSenSE hUSU service @
TAaERNASSttEE SSitE @ @g9Ph agd sDElssTwm, MI
TEMPLE, 62d and Race-Rey. A. Pohlman,
81. D., 1880 a, M, 2i30 and I:45.
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
MiIToN HAROLD NICHOLS. Minister.
l03O-"Our Best for God" n
Al 5alf-nast , Mems Bite Class. All men
seeking good fellowship are invited. Every
man given hearty welcome,
THE FIRST MEEHopIsT- CHURCH
CHARLES WESLEY BURNS, Minister.
ssrIa9n GiaaH1 By bocSfdR iBsURNs.
fiaTffi9fL iaTHE LOST 5sg,r'fs SHEEP"
Music bY vested hoy choir. Welcome.
TABERNACLE. llth below oxford-io 80 The
New Man in His Relation TO God" 745.
Rev, II, A. Ausser, of the Sunday Campaign
Committee.
New Jerusalem lswsdenborsIanl
FIRST OF. THE EASTER PreParatory Sermons
ON the Churches OF the Revelation anu OF To-
day. WHAT THE SPIRIT SAITH, Is the
sgeifst ei me sermon selnesX msegEning sgIh5 By BY
the Church Of the New Jerusalem, 22d ana
asssnus sssoI 81 $50 sests ee e'sA viaeasy sgees
communion after the AforsinE Service
Presbyteslan
/ GREEN HlLL Glrard ave- aboYs lsth Rev,
EDWARD WARREN, Minister "A. M. l0.3u.
Light at Evening Time 2. NJ. 7.85.
~piftieultes nl the Nay q Heiqg Iosl.
Rible Clais. as3o. Quartet Choir directed by
Mr. john Dyson. orgauisC II seeking !
church homie We invite yql
/ HOPE. asd aud Wharton sts. Minister. Rev,
j. GRAY BOLTON, d. D.. Rev. WILI1A a
/ TAYLOR CALDWELL, Assistant ioA5 a
M. Hsf. Mr caldwell MI pse4ch T45 p
an. DI. Hnitnn VIII pKeath on Why Is
/ Bily sunaa. Disliked 81 SOME
! sf PAIL PRFsRYrERlAS CHURCH
I HaitlnlcEa axe. rur. 18th et
/ lkef D 6EN ERlueE LIE D. d.. AiaialsH
/ Ia.al a. m- Public WpEship-
I z.ao >. n3s-eHaded HiHie sfhaal
T.l1 p. ns tftnins Worship.
1T Iee HiH preach mqEulas and ezsaluz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

The Rev. C. E. Beals OF Boston, Mass. will
preach at the First Unitarian Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

EPIPHANY CHAPEL
nth and Summer BtE
8 q. m.--Holy Communion.
ii n. m.--MornlnE PRAYER and Sermon.
2!4b y. m,-SundeY School.
5 D. m.-Evenlng PRAYER and ADDRESS.
Rev. irving A. McGrew will preach.
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Baptist


BAPTIST TEMPLE Broad ard Berks.
Preaching by the Pastor,
RUSSELL II. CONwELL
Morning, 1850. Bible School, 2:3O Eve, T:{5.
ANTHONY McNICHOL
a noted tenor, Win assist the chorus in tho
evening. Organ Recital, T1b.
Wm: Powell Twaddell Musical Dlreetor
LECTURE BY RUSSELL II. CONWELL
PERSONAL GLIy1PSES OF
Celebrated MEN AND WOMEN
Saturday. Feb. 90. at S!15. Phone the Bust
ness office for tickets-Diamond 637.
CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st. west of 10th.
GEORGE D. ADAMS ID. D., Pastor.
eia-Brotherhood of A. and p.
1Ot3O a. m.-Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
ESQ p. m.-Bbe School and Mems Bible
Union.
r 7;I5 p, m..-worshlp and Sermon by Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST HELPING HAND CLASS
meets 2:30, 7th below Glrard ave-. Richard
Russell. speaker; Friday night. everybody's
meeting; song service and testimony meet
ing, Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday nights
Bethany Anchorage. 800 N. 9th st.. William
j. Mckee. president.
Disciples of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lancaster ave-, Holly and Aspen SITS.
T. f. WINTER. Pastor. t0:45. 2:5o, T. 5.
DreIel Blddle Bible Glasses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

The Four Interpretations OF Suffering will
be the subject OF the Rev. DR.. Edwin Heyl
Dells, at st, Matthews Lutheran Church, Broad
and Mount Vernon streets tomorrow morning
at t045 o'clock. AT the evening service at
o'clock he will peach on MY Prayers and
tho Universe"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
Socialist Literary Society


THE NORRIS SQUARE U. r. CHURCH
Hancock 81. and Susquehanna ave.
Rev. LEE 4. RIFE, Pastor.
iO:4a a. m.--'''rhe Call to Worship
2;:O D. m,-Bible Classes.
T:4b h. ma Ruined King and Kingdom"
A pace for YOU. Come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
Pennsylvania r. r. Branch Y. NJ. c. A.

Motion pictures In the auditorium OF
the PennsylvanIa Railroad Branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Est
street and westminster avenue, Will be
shown this evening at s o'clock. There
will be feature reels on "Only Son"
The Rev. Charles r. Erdman Will ad-
dress members and friends at the I
o'clock gospel service. Emma Dixon and
Polly Jones will sing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

RSAA NA~ fNsAt0tHB FsNSHA sSs@ N"s+
These Helps" win prove easy TO under
stand and Of much value to the youthful
Bible students.-Tha Ar0Hs Leader Si0uF
Falis, s. d.
Any child can use these Helps with
benent nt---NGshuiils Chrisfian Advocate.
The illuslFations are beautifully colored.
and their leading feature Is the accom-
panying descriptive comfaent,--Ths suRday
School Times.
The Colored Illustrations alone are worth
the price Of the Bible. We visited the
Tomo Of Lazarus and We are sure no pho
tographer could take a better picture than
AflaHfas Ca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

Or bllot's Demand for New Chris.
tlanity' will be the subject of the Rev, DR..
Augustus Barnett, at the Reformed Episeopal
and in the evening he will preach on Are the
Bible Stories, Such as, u Fall OF Man, OF
Joseph Wilson, OF the Reformed Episcopal
Seminary will deliver n Lenten lecture on
the Prayer Book Wednesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

The Rev. Or. l.. s. Mccolester. dean of the
Crane ThcoloRCal School. Of Tufts College will
preach on THE Christian Faith of Our Age"
at the. Church Of the Restoration Universal
Ist). Master street near nth street, tomorrow
rlnrning at 1O;i5 o'clock. The pastor the
Tov Dr. J. G. Lee, will preach on Judgment
Tav as Exnlalned by. UniversalIsm." in the
nNcnIng a. 1:l5 O'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

DR.. James I. Good, dean OF the Reformed
Theological Seminary. Dayton. Ohio, will ed-
In Westminster Hall Monday morning at II
o'clock John Huss."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
ST. MARK.s CHURCH,

ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
10th st. above Chestnut,
Rev, Carl. E. GRAMMER, s.. I. D., Rector.
1913 a. nt.-Holy Communion.
II a. m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon ~
Bishop Tyler. of North Dakota.
p. n.--Evening Prayer and Address by the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20

DAILY MONDAY LENTBN SERVICES az
IL 80 o'clock, closing at IL :b5. lf.
A short organ recital will preceds each
service
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
SOCIETY
Continued from second page.

The Circle installed their new
officers Tuesday afternoon, thirty
six members being present. After
a pleasant evening light lunch
con was served. Following are the
new officers: President, Mrs. Wetz-
Ter; senior vice president, Mary
Deeds; junior vice president, Ra-
chsl Lloyd: chaplain, Lydia Full
ton; treasurer, Mary Anderson;
secretary, Ruth Baird; conductor,
Lula Egan; assistant conductor,
Carrie Pridmore; guard, Mae Alb
bott; assistant guard, Ida Warner
patriotic instructor, May Startling;
organist, Marie Fogle.
Mrs. w. ID. Heilman was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Ladies
of the Maccabees. At the close of
the social hour, during which nee
dlework was INDUCED in, dainty
refreshments were served to the
following guests:
Mesdames Hanks, Fogle, Oscar Ander.
son, Edstrum, En- Earl, Crooks, Grafton,
Mescham, Wiley, Burd, Ginders, Hea-
ton, Mccullough, Robbins, Wetzler, Mem.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

ger, Boutwell,, Kingla, Williams, Baird,
Anson, Newton, Walters. F. Abernsthy;
Miss Louise Fogle.
The Methodist Foreign Mis-
sionary society held their regular
monthly meeting at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon, the hostesses
being Mesdames W. A. Irons, A.
G. Kline, Fishel and Chas. Max
field. An interesting program was
given by Mesdames d. j. Elliott,
E. V. Busch, e. l.. Stroup, N. n.
Lee and j. N. Fuller, Misses Sill
colt, Edna Price and Marian Ed
man.
Epworth League held its monthly
business and social meeting Thurs
day evening. After the business
meeting games were played and
choice refreshments served. Those
in charge of the meeting were
Misses Gladys Maxield and Hazel
Lloyd, Messrs MenIo Thomas and
Winfred Wright.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church held their monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Wright.
1t was decided to hold an Easter
market and apron sale the Satur-
day before Easter. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Mrs. Maxwell entertained Sun
day evening, at 6 O'Clock dinner,
Mesdames Jenny, Glenn GoH,
Bechtel and Munsell; Misses Retta
Fassett, Mayme and Laura Bech-
tel, Eva and Clarice Hogate and
Mamie Munsell.
The Tuesday Social club met at
the home OF Mrs. ID. Patterson
this week Those present were:
Mesdames Hendrix. Lew Wallace,
Chas. Akers, John Foster. FELTON,, Mon.
niger, Umfieet, Raley and mother and
knvalcc.
Light refreshments were served.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

The sermon subject on Sunday
morning at the Methodist church
will be, "Shirkere or Workers.
Evening, Deborah, Woman of
Courage" A new song book,
Great Revival Hymns No. g."
known as the Billy Sunday song
book, and a full orchestra will be
features of the evening service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

The clerks in Fassett's store
gave a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Nc
Intosh Wednesday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

FOUND-A lAdy's ring. Same is ut
Dtto's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
No. 223
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF

The Wallace State Bank, at Monte Vista, In
the State OF Colorado, at the close of business
December 81. 1914.
RESOURCES
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-12
ALLIES ANNOUNCE big
SUCCESSOR THE WEST
On Eastern Front Ieutons Pro-
gress Against Russians
fAs.ociased Press BY Federal wirsloss.)

tAssociased Press by Federal wirsloss)
LONDON, October ll--Followmg the
last German attempts to advance with
the aid Of gas, liquid flame and asphy.
xiating bombs, which are reported to
have failed, the Allies have had new
successes south of the Labassee Canal
There the Germans are said TO have
abandoned their attempts toregain ter
ritory taken in the recent drive of the
Allies, and have suffered severe re
versai N the last forty eight hours.
Berlin dispatches claim gains in the
Champagne district and east Of Sou,
chez Thcre infantry attacks have re-
suited ia the capture Of trenches re
Gently wfcsted from them, IL is said
Aside from these districts the fight
ing on the western front is only desnl
tory, artillery duels alone continuing
Comparative Inactivity also is reported
from the eastern front. The fighting
b vigorous only about Dvinsk, the des.
patches say. T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-12
.PRESIDENTDEVOTES
SUNDAY TOFIANCEE
Executive Today viii Address
Daughters Of American Reyo-
luton In Washington
tAssOcia.ed Press BY Federal wiroless.)

NNNoSsS@~N~e
q. WASHINGTON, October 1ls--Presi-
dent Wilson spent all day yesterday
with his 6ancee, Mrs. Norman R., Gait,
by, whom he had been accompanied the
previous day to Philadelphia, to wit.
ness the second championship baseball
game between the Bostons and Phila.
delphias oos, 49,. =. M.,..:A >.
Sunday morning the engaged couple
motored to Baltimore, where they at
tended church, later having lunch with
the family of Joseph B. Wilson, the
Presidents brother. ? Later they
motored back TO Washington.
Today President Wilson will address
the Daughters Of the American Revo7
luton, and on Wednesday he will be
the principal figure at the ceremony
Of the cornerstone laying at the Me
mortal Amphitheater at the Arlington
Cemetery. This is one of the main
events of the program Of the Forty
ninth Reunion of the Grand Army, the
memorial ceremony being under G. A.
II. auspices, with the assistance of the
Women 8 Relief Corps. This organiza-
ton, cooperating with the women of
the G. A. R., will plant two trees, one
one each side of the boulevard leading
to the Lincoln Memorial in Potomac
Park. The first spadeful of earth in
planting the first tree will be turned
by Chief David J. Pal.
Iner, while Mrs. Sarah T.. Fulton, presi,
dent of the Women Relief Corps, will
have that honor in planting the second
| tree.
On Saturday and yesterday a num-
4 her of messages to the President, con,
graduating him on his engagement and
approaching marriage, were received
from the heads of a hnmber of foreign
states. The 6rst such message received
was from President Poineaire OF
France. ~..r..s.,.s