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The Washington times., 1915-10-31
COLUMBIA TENNIS
PLAYERS ARE BEST
A. J. Gore Is Only 0umbarton
Man to Win Match on
Courts.

Dumharton Club Is finding little CON-
.-lat',n In the sIn:'a win by A. J. Gore
In Yesterdays tennis clash wi'h the CO
lumbia Country club raCuuetcrs. Cor"
defeated Harold Doyle. and was the only
Georgetown pIayer to come through.
Other singles matches produced some
good struggles. but the Columbia club
mon headed bv Connie DOYLE proved too
strong fOr the Dumharton men. {. B.
Doyle. Norris Mclean. T.. .. Lcech.
Charles 7. Chapman. and Arthur Slator
were the winners for Columbia.
In doubles Columbia took all three
matches. The summaries follow:
SINGLES COLUMBIA. .; DUNBAR
TON. n.
Conrad b. Doyle Columbia. defeated
Douglas Hillyer. Dumbarton. by Ga and
90: Albert J. Gore. Dumbarton. defeat
ed Harold T.. Doyle. Columbia by 6-S.
- and g.: Norris W. Mclean. CO.
lumbia. defeated George Lewis. Dunn
barton. by 10. % and Sc: Edward o.
Lecch. Columbia. defeated J. NJ. Han
cock. Dumbarton. by l-6. g. and rs;
Charles T. Chapman. Columbia. defeat
ed Louis 4. Fisher. Dumbarton. hv 6-l
and 6-4; g. Arthur Slator. Columbia, de-
feated Ezra Gould. Dumbarton. by 80
81. and 81.
DOUBLES COLUMBIA. 3: DUNBAR
TON. M.
G. Z. Doyle and Chapman. Columbia
defeated Gore and Hillyer. Dumharton
by 6-3 and Ga: II. f.. Doyle and Nc
Lean. Columbia. defeated Lewis and
Hancock. Dumbarton. by Sc and 6-li
Lccch and Leech. Columbia. defeated
Fisher and Gould. Dumbar,on. by G-l
and 6-3.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
AGG|ES STEP WELL
UP IN TITLE RACE
Defeat st. Johns Eleven, Full
back Shank Playing Well for
Home Team.

The Maryland Aggies are one step
nearer the Maryland State title today
having trounced their ancient rivals St
Johns of Annapolis, by score OF 70 to
Il, at College Park yesterday.
Coach Byrd sprang something or a
surprise when Fullback Shank trotted
on to the field for the Aggies and 1t
was this player coupled with some
sterling assistance by Spcer that did
more to defeat st. Johns than anything
else.
Shank entered NJ. A. c. some time
ago and has been kept under cover by
Coach Byrd. The newcomer on the
Aggies Is said to have come possessed
on an enviable record In football ranks
in the Middle West and he certainly
lived up to his reputation.
In the first period the teams fought
out an even battle. The Aggics' play
was superior in tackling and on offense.
Hart. the Aggies' right half. went over
for a touchdown from a thirty-five-yard
run In the middle of the second period
and Speer missed goal. In the third
period Bielaski recovered tumble by
Spcer and dashed siXty-hve yards for a
touchdown from which Heise kicked
goal
After this shank made himself known
to College Park fans. A seventy-nve-
yard run by the Aggies' fullback put
the ball on the 5-yard mark where Speer
carried it over. In the final quarters
three touchdcwns We're scored. Speer.
Shank and Hart carried the ball on sue
cessive runs to the 15-yard line from
where Hart showed It over. Cook car
ried the ball down the field on plunges
for n touchdown for the st. Johns team
after which shank went ninety yards
for IA touchdown through the entire st.
Johns team.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
SCHOOLS IN
FOOTBALL GAME HERE
Plans Under Way for Meeting
OF A. N. P. and A. N. A. EIev-
ems This Fall.

Washington may have a miniature
Army and Navy football game if nres-
ont plans materialize in bringing togeth-
or the Army and Navy Academy team
and the Army and Navy preDs. Tho
service schools. as they are called here
have been approa ched with the idea Of
featuring a football contest.
Frank Newbcrry Is coach Of the Army
and Navy prep team. which has lost hut
one battle this season. that to Tech. His
eleven was crippled Yesterday. hut will
he In shape later on. Last winter the
Army and NAVY Academy "ot its start
in basketball. and efforts are being made
to Put ont "A football team this fall.
Some good material Is on hand at the
Academy. as Grantz. a farmer Harvard
man: Timberlake. brother OF tn" West
Point guard: Kimberly. another we'll
known athlete: briggs and DoNon. for
merly OF Western High School. can be
counted uDon to start uD a team.
The game will be arranged II possible.
Hunter Mcclure. former Harvard guard.
who has been officiating in the high
school series and assisting at Hopkins
with Charley Brickiey. probably will
take charge of the Army and Navy
Academy team.
The Georgetown Prcps defeated East
ern High school on Georgetown Field
yesterday by IL to o. The Props used
the forward pass to advantage and
proved too clever for the high school
team.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
HARVARD SHOWS Up
PENN STATE ELEVEN
Crimson Backs Come Back and
Pound Out a Win Over In.
beaten Eleven.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct. 31.-Percy
HauGhton's Harvard eleven came back
strong at Soldiers Field yesterday fol-
lowing their rout by Cornell last week.
and defeated the hitherto uHlbeaten
Penn State team 10 to o.
Tncessant pounding by the big Grim
son backs. In which Capt. Eddie Mahan
was the ringleader. gave Harvard her
victory. The Pennsylvanians showed
unexpected strength and twice were
only matter Of feet away from the
Crimson goal line. Each time however.
tn" line strengthened and held.
Harvards first touchdown was some
what a huke, Mahan had punted to
Clarke on Penn States 5-yard line.
Clarke fumbled and the ball rolled
across the line where Parsons fell on
II for the Crimson.
The second was earned by hard fight
ing. Harvard took the ball down the
fcld. using straight football and
showed Mahan over from the 5-yard
line.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
No Tiger Glory in
Beating Williams

PkINC ETON. N. j.. Oct. 3I.-There
IL nc special glory attached today TO
the victory over Williams by Princeton
y, stcrday. The score of y TO . was
made on an outweighed crippled team
and Princetops game suffered in every
way. The work OF the Tig rs was de-
cidcdly not up to standard. save In
kicking, and briggs showed conclusive
ly that he Is one OF tho best kickers
ever developed.
Good Interference was lacking for
Princeton and fumbling marrcd tho
Tiger attack Law fumbles In the Ave-
yard line at the start of the game
Rlodgett and La Plant. of Williams, on
the ends prevented long runs by tho
Princeton backs, Gilman. Knox. and
" utsun oI liza vulu. lo,k u at the
Princeton plays.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
FUMBLESA ARE
HELP TO LAF FAYETTE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. M.-In a game
cha ra cterized by every kind OF football
Lafayette. despite dope" defeated
Pennsylvania yesterday by the score OF
II to o.
The Eastonians scored FIRST on WILL
Jams tumble. Getting the pigskin on
PENIS 40-yard mark. Lake lifted the
ball over for a drop-kick.
Berry. of Penn. usually the most re-
liable on handling kicks. gave Lafayette
It's second score. He muffed an easy
kick. which bounded into Scott's arms.
who. with a clear field, made a forty
yard run for a touchdown.
A brilliant play by the Eastonians and
another tumble by Penn gave the La
fayettt the third touchdown. SprintnG
across the field. Scott hurled the pigskin
to Weldon. on Pcnn's 25-yard line. and
the latter scored.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
GAMES DOPED CORRECTLY.

no unexpected upscts between now and
THANKSGIVING.
While Minnesota and Illinois were
Clawing each other into 4 6-6 tie at Ur-
bana yesterday. thereby cumming up
considerably their chances for a cham
pionship. Chicago put one over on the
" WISCONSIN, Badgers. l6 to l3. and shot
hnnors. The Maroons have a clear rec
ord. They've played one more title bat
tie than any other conference eleven
and have won EN- all
Minnesota has won on. little tilt and
tied one. Illinois has beaten the trail
ing Northwesterns and has tied twice.
Wisconsin has beaten Purdue and Ohio
Stnte before being trimmed in turn by
Chicago today.
and Illinois. A defeat by either one Of
them woIld muss IN the whole works.
Going outside the conference pale. the
dorer of possibilities in the West must
include moro territory bccaus" o. the
surprising victory OF tho Oregon Agcies
over the Michigan farmers
This unknown eleven invaded middle
Western territory and beat the Michi-
gan AgPies % to 0. The for r-Wes'erners
uncorkcd n brand OF football equal to
the best seen on any Western gridiron
this season
Tho Nichgar Acgie, beat Yost's
University OF MEXICAN elnven a week
ago. With a rluncing. crrshinr attack,
OrccCn was surrerc IL all depa tm' nts
OF 'hc game. cX"ept puntinE
There "a enc othe" powerful maChine
to consider in tho West. II IL tn" one
from Nebraska. Tn" Cornh"skors have
hoen as consistent IN winning "a have
the Ne rooms as they onl" have met
rtronger opponents. nota'l" Sots
70
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Washington and Lee Gets
Even Break With Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 3l.-West-
ern conference colors were upheld by
Indiana when she hattled Washington
and Lee to 1-to-I tie yesterday.
Mcintosh. the Crimson fullback.
covered himself with glory when he re-
ccivcd the frst Kickoff on Indiana =
2O-yard line and ran through the whole
Virginia team for n touchdown.
The Generals came back quickly and
In the second period marched the full
length of the field with superb forward
passes in quick succession. Barrett
dropped back as n to punt. He passed
the ball TO Swectand and the feet right
half scored.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Lexington Team Takes
Beating From Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct. 81
The Virginia Military Institute was no
match for the University of Virginia
foot ball team here yesterday losing by
a to 0 on Lambeth Field In a on--s =" I,
contest. Buck Mayor scored from a
siXty-yard ran in the first live minutes
Of play and the Lexington lads were
no match thereafter.
Only once old v. NJ. I. came near s"or-
Ing and that was In the nnal quarter.
when substitutes played |" me- rly \all
the Virginia positions. Thurman fire.
qucntly punted for sixty yards for Vir-
ginia.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Syracuse Team Hands
Michigan Bad Beating

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 3o.MichI-
gan met defeat at the hands OF Syra-
cuse yesterday, II to !.
Syracuse's first touchdown came at the
start OF the second period. when Rose
crossed Mchiean's goal line after n
brilliant 50-yard dash through broken
field second followed In tho same
quarter. Wilkinson and Meehpn going
through the Wolverine line for big
gains.
M'chiCan's lone counter was marked
NJ in tho final quarter. II followed a
successful forward pass, Benton to
Dpnr~ wh'ch re'ted H wards.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
DELAWARE DEFEAT
:, BOOSTS c. i. TEAM
BrookIanders Wipe Out Loss OF
Last Season by Score OF
40 to O.

Catholic University's football team
rests contentedly IN it's place in the sun
.todav after wiping out the defeat by
Delaware last reason with 40 to o
score. The Brooklanders demonstrated
,onclusively that they are not only a
we'll coached md capable eleven. but
are now established as one of the
strongest teams in the section.
I.afaycttc. which bcttcred Penn yes
terday. failed to score as many points
against Delaware as did G. L. vester.
day. More satisfaction than this Is
CLEANED from a nerusal at the perform
ance of the Nillanova team at West
Point, for G.. L. defeated Nillanova de-
|Ssivcly. while NillanoVa HANDED west
Point "A bitter Dill.
The c u. eleven began march on
Delaware's goal at the very start of
the contest yesterday. but fumoiinS
STAYED off a touchdown in the early
stage of the battle. Seven minutes after
the opening OF the battle Right Tackle
Lee grabbed forward pass from W..
Butler and shook off two tacklers for
forty-yard gallop for the first touch
down.
n In the second period the heavier c: T..
pam rode roughshod over the lighter
Visitors. presenting a formidable inter-
ference on end runs and slashing line
plunGer in w. 3utler, who scored for
G. L.
After the second half opened 1t was
apparent that c. L. had the contest
well in hand. Forward passes were
successfully worked on offense and
team play made possible many good
gains by Rogers and J. Butler.
4 Six points were added in tho third
Quarter. while :he final period found
~ L. riding to twcnty-one more points
intercepted forward passes. long
end runs and short and long heaves.
Mckinney featured with a pretty eaten
of "A forward pass for touchdown
from an cighteen-yard run in the final
period.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Cornell Rides All Over
V. p. |. Team at Ithaca

ITHACA. N. Y, Oct. 3l.-Cornell rode
rough-shod over Virginia Polys yester-
day. running up 10 points with ease,
against none for the Southerners. After
the regulars had crossed the goal line
four times, a substitute eleven was put
in and 1t had little difficulty in scoring.
Barrett and f.ckley shone with some
splendid passing. Collins. Shiverick and
Mueller also were consistent ground
gniners for the IthaCans.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
DalzeH Thirteenth
COLGATE'S ELEVEN IS
fMAKING STRONG BID
EASTERN TITLE

already complex football
still further complications Little Colgate by the
which defeated Yals battered old bulldog
the front rank Of championship with Cornell Prince
Pittsburgh To Larry Bankha being world credit
for Colgaes remarkable work
Cogates Of
East Her goal line still unbmshd point has been registered
against she numbers Yale
of which might proud year.
record but she has scored
Than other big the East
The Washington times., 1915-10-31

friends. occupied box. The Pr q,
private secretary. Joseph Tumu
present. and lunchod in the
IS the guest OF James Butler.
host OF Marylanders prominent
lire were seen. among them EN-
harrington. State comptroller al
ocratic candidate for governor.
a few hours off from the heat
paign to rest up and see the poi
The bright particular feature
afternoon was the running OF
National Handicap. which gave
lie chance to see a real race h,
form. When II was all over an,
er's number was up. It was the
OF all that here was the create
OF horsefiesh see min these pa
many a day.
Roamer was always the
choice. and the talent generally
him TO win. but the case with .
breath away from the wise fello,
Miller candidate. with the crusi
post Of 1872 up. shot right to Il
when the barrier went up. and.
up big gap. simply breezed in
the way. while the field behind
driving and staggering to the 1T
ihS nhS anu ioHk was
$50. within two-ffths OF Sc
the track record. hung up by q
Roamer last fall with ia up.
track been lightning fast and so
to push him out. Roamer cou
hung out new worlds recoi
fractions were 0:23. OBS. 0:47l
] IL 3-5. I :25. :3s is. 80.
Frederick Johnson's old campaign
Cock o. the Walk. showed a spler
performance when he won the All A
Handicap from a clever field. with
pounds up. the Peep O. Day horse I
the track. and. standing of all cl
lenges. kept in front to the end. I
one will be a prominent feature in
handicaps at Pimlico.
The iron men did the biggest busir
Of the meeting. and something over :.
900 was handled during the Afternoon
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Pin1Hco Club to Open
Eleven Days of Racing
Conditions Favorable for Sport at Hill Top Track
Under Maryland Jockey Club Colors Finest
Horses From Previous Meetings Due to
Start in Coming Events.

with the close OF the racing at Laurel
the ponies now move on to old Pimlico
where tomorrow tho Marv,and ,Jockev
Iruh onons O.. ,,,,.. o.. .I.,.o.,I.
,"o ope"s ''s sa'es ior an e'e'eh-oay
HeetinR.
All the conditions are favorable for
the best sport ever seen Mt the old Hill
Ton track Tho ,,..,,nu. ot u.yrs No
c., ~. -,
MarNiand the finest lot OF horses ever
uuartercd In the state. They include
nearly all the crack tborouuhbreds in
,..i,,, ,,, ,.,,L 49, ,.,... -.
e 80. "," VIZ, '"e "'o"'h o"e
just past thcy VIII De right on edge Tor
Pimlico.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31

Yesterdays results. for the most part
were about as cxi e,t"d. Harvard show
ed she Is still possessed Of claws. or.
rather. that Eddie Mahan is still alive
- nd Kicking by beating the hitherto un-
Wefeatcd Penn state eleven In clean fash
ion. Princeton's substitutes rode
through Williams with case. and Cornell
and Pitt both won their games by large
margins.
Colgate completed the rout OF the Blue
yesterday. Any forlorn hopes that the
BlNe eleven might recover In order to
retain a little of her old prestige went
- -glimmering. when Colgate. Virginia.
hnd W. & J. can defeat the Ellis by large
scores. only u bloodthirsty person will
even speculate on what Harvard will do
to them.
About the only glea of hope cdCing
around the gloomy cloud that has settled
as n halo for the Bulldog Is the rumor
that Tommy Shcvlin will shortly take
up his abode at New Haven to either
help out HinkeY or assume the reins Of
coaching. Shevlir makes yearly visits.
and has often put the spark of life into
diving Yale eleven. Foster Sanford.
too Is expected to work with Shevlin In
rehabiIitating a smoldering spirit.
tOrnellS hopes Tor n cnaHDlonSnlD NTs
based largely on Harvard. II the Grim
son can defeat Princeton. which Is un-
likely. the lthacans can lay claim to
the title. although such action undouht-
edly will call for boots of derson from
Colgate and Pitt. None OF the three
meet this season unless a post-scason
schedule can be fixed up. which is inn
probable.
Any way you look at It. the season Is
going to end in a tumble. with Cornell.
Pitt. Colgate. and Princeton claiming the
honors providing. of course. there are
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
INSTITUTE
Wins TEAM TROPHY
Joe Geiger Comes First Across
Line in Five-MiIe Road
Race.

Carroll Institute adds another team
trophy to its large collection today after
annexing the bronze plaque put up for
the winning team in the fivc-m!le road
race held Yesterday afternoon over the
city streets.
Joe Gciser, the Baltimore distance
runncr. proved concluslvely that he is
in excellent shape. for after conceding
large handicaps to a field of twenty-one
runners came in first, negotiating tae
distance in % minutes and 81 seconds.
II. c. Stauffer. A. Shankey. +. a.
Bland. w a. Schmidt and ]. a. Ma
loney we're the first five Carroll runners
to cross the line and won the team
trophy.
The runners finished in the following
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Nationals Play.

The National A. c. eleven Is me,
the Takoma A. C. team today at
Walter Reed Hospital grounds.
Nationals will he opposed by the
strength OF the Takomas
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Vigilants to Play.

The Viglants omen their season
against the Rcina Mercedes eleven at
Nigilants Fork today. Tho visitors
possess former Navy stars and are eH-
p"ct"d to rive the winged ~" players
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Defeats Reserves.

Wogan J. Martin. and Winchester. per-
forming in the backfe'd for the Bliss
Reed team proved too strong for tho
Gallaudet Reserves yesterday aud won
0 II to q Game
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Junior Preps Win

The GEORGETOWN Junior Preps handed
Sheridan A. c. a Is to defeat yester-
day. Spencer Wise. for the Props.
started the scoring with n field goal.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
Juniors Win.

The GonZaga Reserves rolled up a
score Of 30 to a on the Empire juniors
yesterday. Schildreth starred for the
winners.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
SAMUEL DALzELL IS
Thirteenth WINNER
Left.Handed Golfer Captures
Presidents Cup in Chevy
Chase Tournament.

Samuel Dalzcll may figure the number
II as his lucky number as he Is the
thirteenth player to have his name in
scribed on the records at Chevy Chase
AS winner OF the Presidents Cup. Back
In 1872. when Thomas Nelson Page was
head OF the Chevy Chase Club. he put
up a cup for the winner Of the fall tour
ney. There has been but one laDse in
play during the past fourteen years.
The Chevy Chase crack was not to he
denied as he has played consistently
fine golf all fall. turning in 73 over
the Columbia course recently. Last
spring he put up II gallant fight for the
District title. He IL left-handed. the
thirteenth winner OF the cup. and II re-
cciving congratulations on the thirty
first. which IL thirteen backward. 30
there must be something in 1t when you
consider that there are thirteen letters
In his name.
Daizcii's win in the finals yesterday
after four days OF play entities him
to the cup presented by John r. Will
kins. for he defeated w. p. Mason in
the finals by up and 3 TO play over
wind-swept course that made eX-
cellcnt golf impossible owing to the
tightness OF the greens.
Mason and Dalzell played good golf
from the tees and on the fair greens.
their approaches were uniformly fine.
but putting was almost impossible. In
the morning round Dalzell overcame
G. W. Denfeld by and 4. while Ma
son was defeating f. NJ. Talcott. G
up and ..
In the finals Dslzeli was forced to
concede his opponent ten strokes and
turned in card Of "a for fifteen holes.
while Mason's score was ten strokes
higher.
The card In the finals and the sum
maries follow:
DalZell-
out ......... 6 ( 3 5 S-S
In ........... 3 6 .. '-26-7i
Mason
out ....... 8 s 9 T-J
In .......... 5 > 5 8 s-0-Si
Semifnal round-Samuel Dslzell ,5,
defeated Capt. George W. Denfeld 40.
up and I: w. B. Mason GS). defeated
L. VI. Talcott n9. s up and 8.
Final round-Samuel Dalzell defeated
W. Il. Mason up and 3.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
and summary:

Substitiitions-Tar rbutton for Kish-
paugh. Axt for Derrick. Montgomery
for Rich. Smith for Speer. Aitcheson
for Williams. Jarman for Andrews
Claude for Bowers, Hyde for Dryden
Dryden for Hyde. Bowers for Claude,
Crum for Bowers. Cook for Turner,
Darlcy for Hese and Heise for Darlcv
TouChdowns-Hart. (2), Speer. Shank,
Bielaskie and Cook. Goals from touch
down SDeer and H"'sc ~. Referee
Mr.. Saylor. Johns Hopkins. Umpire
Mr.. DuRan, Gonzaga Head Linesman-
Mr.. Todd Virginia. Time OF periods
10 minutes
The Washington times., 1915-10-31

SCOrC by DerIOds-I 'athOTC 7 nlNcrSlty,
&. Il. TO. Delaware. 0. 0, o. %.
Suhqtitutions - catholic University:
nonuirg for Grc"r. Greer for Murnhy
Ahcaru for McCuc, Waters for w. But
Tor. Toole for Rogers. Delaware:
O'Dnniol for Fidance. Fidance for
onAnicl. O'Daniel for Fidancc, C.
smith for Taylor. Lowe for Handy.
Meyers for FitZpatriCk. Wallace for
Arattnn. Marston for smart, Lnuritpn
for Weldon. TouchdOwns-I.ee w. But
lcr, Rogers ~. Mckinney, ]. Butler.
Goals from touchdown-J. Butler %.
Goals from touchdown missed-J. Butter
(ol. Rcrorec-Mr. Church. OF Yale. .Tm-
pirc- Mr.. Morse. of George WASHINGTON.
= Head linesmnn-Mr. Mcclure. of Har-
Aard. Assistant linesmen-Messrs, Cas-
tdy. of catholic University. and Smith
1or Delaware. Time of periods-l9 min
utes each.
The Washington times., 1915-10-31

Semiflnal round-SamueI DalzelI l5I
defeated Capt. George W. Denfeld 40.
up and I; w. 3. Mason GS). defeated
L. VI. Talcott n9. 8 up and 8.
Final round-Samuel DalZell defeated
W. Il. Mason. 4 up and 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
JUNIOR CONGREGATION"
FORMS NOVEL FEATURE

\ novel feature has been introduced
al the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church. New York. called the junior
CONGREGATION. 1t consists OF all the
boys and girls in the Sunday school
above the primary grade who desire
to engage in church worship. AS the
church auditorium is already filled
with adult churchgoers, the chapel has
been utilized for the young peoples
service. The boys and girls elected
their own board OF ushers, their own
boy elders and deacons and their own
choir. Their service is bright aud
brief, and ends at the time when the
sermon in the church auditorium is
about ready to begin. so that those
who desire may hear the pastors dis
course. The young people arc very en-
thusiastic over their miniature church
organization with its imitation OF the
functions of the larger body. The
preacher is taking the young people
over course OF fundamental facts
of faith, in plain and simple terms. and
also the duties and obligations Of
church membership.