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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

The funeral Of Mrs. Eta Hatca,
wife of G. b Hatch of Milton and
sister OF X. c. Warner Of this city
was held this afternoon at $50 in the
Folsom chapel Rev. Charles Quincy
of the Church Of the Redeemer, Of
nciating Mrs. Hatch died Thursday
night in Walla Walla following an
Illness from appendicitis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

The Pendleton Floral association
will hold a meeting next Tuesday
evenings at 1880 o'clock in the city
hall for the purpose OF discussing
Horticulture in the city and making
arrangements for the annual florel
exhibition. Committees will be
named to take care of the different
departments OF the work. All inter.
ested are invited to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Schoolmcn Return.

County Supt l. E. Young, Ci'y
Supt. ]. 5. Landers and Principal A.
c. Hampton returned this morning
from Spokane where for the past
three days they attended the annual
convention of the Inland Empire
Teachers association. They report
1000 teachers in attendance and one
of the best programs ever heard at
a northwest institute
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Big Crowd at sale,

So large was the crowd which in
vaded the old Wohlenberg Store this
morning for the salvage sale being
put on by Roy Alexander that the
doors had to be closed until those in
the store could be waited upon. The
crowd has kept up throughout the
day and the sale is entitled TO be
called huge success.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Bootlegger Is Jailed.

Harry stephens, arrested YESTERDAY
by the police on a charge Of selling
liquor to an Indian, was given 20
days in Jail this morning. Harry
Hart and Louis Allen whc we're pick
ed up on similar charges recently.
were caught by Sheriff Estes instead
of by the police as stated before
Chief Kearney wishes the credit to 90
where 1t belongs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Bucks to stanCield Tomorrow.

The Pendleton bali team, accom-
panied BY many fans. will leave TO.
morrow about 1850 by auto for
Stanfield to play the team Of that
town the scheduled game. Many au-
toists contemplate making the trip.
The Hermiston team will play at Pi'
lot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Covote killing Profitable.

More than $500 has teen paid out
by Umatilla county within the past
two days as bounty on coyotes. Yes'
terday a total Of t252 was paid BY
Clerk Sailing and today up until .
O'Clock 1910. had been paid out. Ell
mer Cummings Of Touchet, Wash,
alone received S12S this morning for
43 scalps; Tom Joe OF Mckay,
brought in 4; William Eldridge OF
Helix 3, c. A. Michael Of Pilot Rock
7. Thos. Ruhburg Of Milton ana
sherman Crayn Of cayuse one each;
j. w. Noble Of Pendleton 8, ]. L.
Mccullough Of Echo 10, Frank Kill
liam Of Helix IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
nonutr sheriff Badlr injured.

Slipping upon the steps at the north
entrance of the court house last eve
ming about $3.50 Deputy Sheriff Jo-
seph A. Blakely fefl with such force
that his collar bone was fractured
He walked down town and summoned
a physician who set the break, The
injury is painful one and will in
capacitate the deputy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

Local Young Woman 60 Wed.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon 70 Miss Adah Oyerturf.
daughter OF Mrs A. j, Overturf Of
this city. and Gerald McCulloch
Ashton, young man OF Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

ne patience, tne
fortitude, the sub
lime faith during the
period OF expectancy
are second only 20
the mother love be-
slowed upon the
most helpless but
most marvellous cree
ation-a baby.
Women are quick
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
NeWSy Notes OF PendIeton

cred today. The machine viii burn
the weeds off so miles of track g
day and this is the second year Il
has been in use. Flaming oil is used
end the growing weeds upon the
track are destroyed SO as to prevent
danger of fire later,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Now Using Weed Burner.

Considerable interest was aroused
here this afternoon in the appearance
of the Northern Pacific weed burn
ing machine. The machine is oper-
ated by special train and Il miles { (
the Pasco- -Pendleton track was COW
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

MARSHFIELD, Ore, April H.
Held up by two armed men, Gus Sew
erson of Eureka, California, was rob-
bed Of $50 and then thrown into the
bay early today, Severson chung TO q
piling an hour before rescued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Married BY Parkes.

This morning in the office Of JUS
tice Of the Peace Joe II, Parkes, that
official performing the ceremony
William ], Palmer and Miss Bertha
Reich were united in marriage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

Why make yourself an easy prey to
serious ailments and epidemics as the
result of neglected Cold? Coughs
and Colds sap your strength and vi
tality unless checked in the early
stages. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
what you need-the first dose helps.
Your head clears up, you breathe
freely and you feel so much better.
Buy SOC bottle to-day and start tax
ing at once.
Mrs. David Moore, Saginaw, Ala,
writes: "My husband had Cough
for fifteen years and tried number
Of other remedies without success, a
sample bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery gave relief, and after taking
several bottles was sound and well"
Excellent for Children's Coughs.
They Ike DR.. Kings New Discovery,
it's so pleasant. Trial bottle mailed
on receipt Of 4c in stamps.
For a laxative use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Mild, don't gripe.
o. II. E. BUCKLEN & co.
80 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Assistant Supt. Here.

7 lAssIsIlIIIt oWVI, IIVlV
Z. f. Carleton, assistant state su'
perintendent is here today and VIII
spend several days in the county in
speeting the schools.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17
Greatest Event
in WOman's Life

All human experience looks back to
motherhood as the wonder OF wonders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-17

80 North Broad Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Fear Students Safety.

Apprchension for the safety Of
lumber of graduates OF Auburn Theo-
logical Seminary who are now in the
Bulgarian and Turkish war zones u
Icing felt by officials Of that lnstltu-
ton.
Il is known that half dozen or
more Auburn graduates are m service
i'm Bulgaria. Turkey and Persia. and
i'm the past the seminary authorities
have been in close touch with their ac-
tivities. For several months no mes
sages have fltered through, and the
long silence has caused great concern
on the seminary campus. Among those
near the zone Is Professor George 3.
Steward. ir.. son Of President Steward
Of the seminary, who is at the Syrian
Protestant College, Beirut. and FROM
whom only scanty reports have been
received.
In Constantinople were three Auburn
men when last heard from. They were
the Rev. Charles Anderson. dean Of
Roberts College: the Rev. Charles
Riggs. with the Congregational Board.
and the Rev. Henry s. Barnum, with
one Of the American publication socie-
ties. Resides these the Rev. Ernest
Riggs is identified with Euphrates Col
lege. HarIoot. Turkey, and the Rev.
Leroy +. Ostrauder is at boys school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Rector of the Church of the Beloved
Disciple, which celebrates forty
second anniversary tomorrow.

priests Of the Church fighting her bat
Ties In small towns and villages. where
the social trend Is away from the
Church. where IL is to the interest OF
every professional and business man
TO ioin the strongest denomination
The hands of these noble hearted
priests are struck down by such COM
promising relationships. and, through
the fault Of their brethren. their voices
are raised IN vain for the Church OF
their ordination and their love.
what real concord can there ever be
between a Church which gives the HOLY
Spirit by the laying on Of hands IN
scriptural and apostolic fashion, with
religious bodies which refuse 20 equip
themselves for such spiritual work. and
vet call themselves Bible Christians
What right have We to take such ac-
ton as is sure greatly TO reduce tn"
number of those who in the years -
come will receive the gift OF the Holy
Ghost by the laying on of the hands 81
the successors Of the Apostles?
What concord is possible between
branch Of the Catholic Church which
has the .episcopate, the priesthood. the
sacrament Of the altar, the Christian
year. with its system Of feasts and
fasts. confession and absolutlon,
liturgy unequalled for beauty and eff
fectivcness, a vested clergy, the proper
use Of the crucifx. the sign OF the cross
and prayers for the faithful departed,
and Christian denominations which
care little or nothing for any Of these
delectable things -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Favors the Conference.

Mr.. Goodwin presents the other side,
advocating participation in the Panama
conference, by giving the views Of GER
tain bishops Of the Church. He says:
81 think that words Of man Of the
prominence and experience of Bishop
kinsolyng are worth attention by all
churchmen. whether they propose TO
dictate the course Of the board Of mis-
sions By Withholding their contrlbu-
tions or not" He quotes Bishop Kin
solving. who is the Bishop Of Brazil:
"The Anglican communion has dozens
of bishops in Africa. the continent We
are pleased 70 call Darkest Africa. The
same is true Of Asia. Ny own Church
has in this country 10 bishops. There
are fifty or sixty more in Canada: and
vet turn your attention for moment
TO South America. for there the An
glican communion is represented by
only four bishops.
"Do you know that the single state
Of Iowa has ten times as many preach
ers of righteousness as there are
among the forty millions of She South
American continent from the Texan Rio
Graade TO TERRA del Fuego? Do YOU
call that a fair deal? Is II not the
neglected continent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

The members Of the Tribv,. M
Readers Club are presented 49,.
me outline Of the fourth book ~ -
Bible. ue
GY-NUNBERs.
I. The Children % I.rJ .
Sinai, on their journey from ~. AZ
Palestine. 1:1-1o:lO; IA Ne, ="
numbered. 1:1-2:46; rb) N. TIA. =.
Levi not numbered, 1919; fc ~
care Of the tabernacle lef, to u. To-
Of Levi. 1904; ID the arrsny.-.'.
Of the encampment and the loea,i,. :,
the tribes. with the tent Of r,..'
and the Tribe Of Levi in the cents.
lel the generation Of Aaron and Nae.
3:l-f; ~ the Leyite. nu-h.,.,
$3.50; ~ the frst-born res..,..
3:40-5l; ND tho nohathi,e. 80.
I'D the Gershonites, 4:2l-23; IN .,
sons Of Merari, 1895; Ck) n. ,,-
Der Of Leyites between 80 and 50 wa.
i:34-f9.
2. Laws and regulations given "a.
(a) tho law Of the unclean. .r.,..
and restitution, 5:l-1O; Cb) N. \.
concerning adultery. 5:li.Sl; fe, =.
vow Of the Nazarite. 6:i-2l: "A -.
priestly bcnedictiOn. 6:22-27 ~ Wv
3. The obIation Of the prince,7
4. Minor regulations, 80
.. JourneyIngs from Sinai "A X.
desh Barnea, 1919: IA al T,h.,,.
10-ll:1-3; 0b) A. Kibroth. ll.t.sI' =.
AT Hazeroth. ll:35-l2:i5: ID m MI.
derness Of Paran, l2:l5-li-RepOr+ .,
Spies.
8. Wanderings in wilderness, isi,.
fa) meal and hunt offerings. is: ~
korah, Dsthan and Abiram, 1911.
the position and duties Of n, L.y,,,,
and priests, r.; 80 the cleansing ,f,,,
defilement with a corpse, 10.
:. Israel IN Moab, 20.3s; n, ..
Kadesh and their start for Noah so.
22:l; 3D. BALKAN. 22:2-2s: lei sol..
tary and immortality az Shi,,im D;
I'D second census Of Israel. "a. 1sl
law Of daughters inhertsnce. 2T.i.ii.
~ Moses view Of Palestine sro-,
Nebo. and Joshua installed as success.
sor. 27:12-23; & calendar Of public
sacrifices. 2s-29; hJ VOWS, 30; ~ var
against indian, 81; ID assignment ~
Cad, Reuben and the half Of the ,rb.
Of Manasseh, 32; lkl iourneyings fron
Rameses 20 plains Of Moab. So; M
borders established west the Jore.-.
Stills; mn the assistants Of Jo.hs.
and Eleazar. 3i:l6-29; ,n) for,y..igA,
cites allotted 20 Levites. 35:l-s; 'ol
Cities Of Refuge. 35:s-3i; lpl heir.
esses 20 marry within own tribe, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Plea for South America.

with political absoutism has pre-
vailed a kindred religious absolutism.
the one seemingly the almost ineXor-
able concomitant Of the other. Every
where We find a mutilated sacramento
system, closed Bible, false and per
nicious doctrines. baneful supersti-
tons and. I'm all but the highest
stratum OF their social life, unlettered
ignorance that does not know its a. b,
c's. and even i'm that high stratum
there is an almost complete divorce
from Christianity. Throughout the
wide spaces Of these southern lands,
over which the great Southern Cross
nings its silver light, there is an ethi-
cal and moral status as low as, or
lower than, any permitted by the sys-
TENS Of pure paganism.
81 am aware OF a current contention
that the religion Of a people Is largely
the outgrowth of their daily life. I'm
der this condition, narrowly applied, no
people who have once lost themselves
in error and superstition and incorpo-
rated such defects into their working
system could ever be recovered from
such lapse. II must be remembered,
however, that while the racial instincts
end characteristics Of people modify
their religion. IN the long run. after
the lapse Of years, 10 is none the less
true -it is, rather. far more certain
that the strength, power and yirillty OF
religion modifes, moulds and condi-
tions the development Of that people.
To this principle. and by reason Of the
outworking Of this principle, is owing
every renaissance and every reforma-
lion in faith and morals. This is our
door Of hone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Religion Worlds Hope.

These people 10 he south Of -
have been without the right and ra-
sponsibility OF private judgment
through centuries. In the department
Of religion nothing can keep this right
and duty save the open Bible. inviting
10 a reasonable, religious and holy
hope. compelling the exercise of eve~y
mans highest faculties upon religion,
the loftiest Of all themes Of thought.
Notwithstanding all the yagaries Of
ultra Protestant when. through
strange forms and by strange methods
il has swung away from the great regr-
lative principles Of primitive Chris
tiauity. IL must be remembered that
the root principle Of religious growth
and freedom lies in the exercise Of the
conscience and intellect Of man upon
the truth. of Holy Writ. The most
farreaching act OF religious disenfran-
chisement INC world has witnessed wcs
the refusal 20 give the Bible 20 the
laity and the denial OF freedom OF wor-
ship. The inevitable result Of this pol
icy brings about the degradation and
the enslavement OF the intellect and
the conscience OF any people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

Churchman." The Rev. Mr. Geer
says. "Lc' us hope and pray that the
deplorablc Panama Congress. Pan-Proi-
estant imhroglIo VIII be oyerruled Tor
good 'n bringing fo the front for hnai
settlement the relation our branch OF
'hc Catholic Church bears 90 Protestant
bodies 100 all kinds OF conference
based on compromise. federatlon-'
clergy clubs. iaymcu' missionary move
mcuts. cvanEc.I.tIc committees and inc
like.
"Is it not amazing that now. when
the Episcopal Church Is becoming con
sclous of Itself as never before. ana Dr.
restoring cathedral worship and othcI
age-old iustiumcntalities, and adopt
ing new methods adapted 20 these times
and 20 this country. 10 should develop
distressing Weakness For what else
can we call IT'S willingness 20 take
orders from a Pan-Protestant confer,
cnce a. 90 where the Church may ana
where 10 may not. engage 10 missioner
work. and acquiescing ln o,neT aileh
and forbidden policies
"It &C. certainly hard 90 think Of one
Christian education branch OF the
Church. with many faults of ITS own
attacking another Christian education
branch OF the Church for its short
comings al the iustigation Of a union
OF revival system religious bodies me
members Of which apparently care lt-
lie or nothing about Christian educa-
ton Do IFS best and most complete form.
Plea for Lonely Priests.
we cannot afford TO indulge IN or
make ourselves directly or indirectly
rnenoueib'c for any more sliding scales
downward into inhdelity than we our
selves can furnish.
ITO some strong city churches these
compromising alliances may be Of litt,c
Importance. but think Of the lonely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
NEWS AND NOTES.

The John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. the mother Of Methodis,
churches in America. will celebrate her
I 49th anniversary BY q series Of ami
yersary services. beginning tomorrow
and ending Friday. The celebration
VIII begin with a love feast tomorrow
morning az $3.50 The Rev. Or. Merton
+. Rice. OF Detroit. will preach the ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

in Life; 5:i5 o. M. John r A.,
What Can Private Indu,,,' nsp:
Prevent Unemployment" ana az. 10 V
p. m, Charles A. Ross; "A ~. ~
ligion- What Does Jesus ~ H.
Young Men ?" NV u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

niversary sermon tomorrow morhlhs
a. iO:45 and tomorrow evening AZ
o'clock. A. o'clock tomorrow after
noon a platform meeting VIII be neln'
g, which tho Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills. Horatio c. King and others VIII
speak
Since the American Methodist Soc,le
ties were organized into the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the John stree
Church has been afectionately spoken
Of AZ the Mother Church Of American
Nethodism. The John Street site 80
the first patch Of soil purchased By
American Methodists. What Plymouth
Rock. Faneul Hall and independence
Usli are 10 the American Republic the
John street Church is TO American
Nethodism. The first John street
church edifice was dedicated ten years
before the famous City Road Chapel m
London was opened and twenty-on@
vears before George Washington tooA
his first oath as President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
WHERE TO GO TO
CHURCH TOMORROW
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH Of BELOVED DISCIPLE


East Both St. near Madison Ave
REV HLNRY NJ BARBOTR H. y Rotor
go A. NJ. Hofg C0mmulior 10 A. W.. Morning
PRAYER. ~ A. NJ. Hoy Communion ~rrce ~ =.
King HslI. sermon hF Ke-u~ Po.iuie. Sohs
without Words Harp Solo Otr-thG-.
3. NJ. Popular Vespcrs.
I,-.fti9e .IrvDrsfior Rrf,f.frf'' ....... WELLER
violin. Cello. Harp and organ.
Nsyrf4rat Am 4 "a ............ ... Bsruhv
.ti9-sfior'' .............. ........ Fiiprucr
Violin cello. Harp and organ.
soprano solo. These Are They from The
Ho.I city" ....... ..-.-.. .-....... - .1aul
organ Solo ''Evensons" ............... Johnston
Anthem Souls ~ 'he Righteous" ...--..... .. NooIe
pD.fIufe ,udarfe ir u ............. Bacbelst
Violin Cello. Hap and organ.
3 p. NJ. Evon~onF sermon by Hev. lloyd :.
Leach. pm y Congregational singing
Al Saints pas. Monday. November Isl.
3. ~. Sermon hy fhe Very Rev.
William " Gr0sycnor. ID. j.. Dean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

being developed at this church in Bible
study classes for both young and old.
Harlem-New York. II a. m. At lZZd
Street and Mount Morris PARK West
the Rev. George W. Arms. This Grace
Also: 3 .. m, at 18th street ana
Seventh Avenue, "Ye Must BE Born
Again"
Episcopal.
Calvary. 1O6 East Twenty-second
Street, the Rev. DR.. Theodore Sedgwics'
II a. m, on "The Simplicity Of Faith
z .. m, What DO | Expect from the
Mission ??
Chapel Of the Intercession, II a. m,
Memorial Cross dedication service
Canon George W Douglas, d. D.. wiIi
preach; Z p. m, DR.. Gates where are
the Saints -
Beloved Disciple. East Eighty-nlntth
Street, II a. m, the Rev. DR.. Henry D.
Barbour; 3 p. m, the Rev. tloyd >
Leach. Ph. y. Tomorrow begins cele.
bration Of forty-second anniversary OF
ITS dedication.
81. John the Divine. II a. m, the Rev.
Canon Jones: 4 p. m. the Rev. Frank
+. German. rector Of 81. Thomss's Par
ish. Mamaroneck. y. !.
st. Luke's. Convent Avenue and 14lst
Street. : y. m. special musical service
Gaurs THE Holy City" will be rendered
by four soloists and chorus Of ffty.
Dutch Reformed.
Collegiate Of st. Nicholas. Fifth Ave
nuo and Forty-eighth Street, the Rev.
DR.. Malcolm James Macleod. ! a. NJ
THE City of COD; p. m, Ought
Women to Preach, TO Rule. 10 Vote ~
Hamilton Grange, II "A. m. Or. Paul
ceibert Leinbach, Saving Our Children
the CRYING Need OF Democracy and
Religion: s p. m, musical service, in
Guiding Sulliyan's cantsta, The Prodi-
gal SON.
Unitarian.
All Souls. II a. m. the Rev. Francis
G.. Peabody. y. D., Of Cambridge
Mass.
Messiah. II A. M. the Rev. James a:
FARLEY: "Thc Threefold Challenge OF
the Modern Church; < p. m. George
". Wickersham: Shall the New Con-
stitution Be Adopted?
Miscellaneous Services.
Church of the Divine Paternity, Cen
trail Park West and Seventy
street, II a. M, tne keN. rId'n
Hall. D. D.: On the Way lie Shouid
Go"
Columbia University. 81. PauIs
Chapel. 1 D. m. the Rev. William Doug
las Mackenzie. d. D., president hart
ford Seminary Foundation.
Fulton Theatre, Forty-si1th street
night service BY Professor Charles J..
Everson: "Will the Kaiser Rule the
World Empire After the War; Lect-
ure will be based upon what the Bible
has outlined. not his personal opinion.
Free Synagogue, Carnegie Hall u
a. NJ, DR.. Stephen Wise: as Equal
Suffrage a Moral and Religious Ques-
tom" 60,
Temple BETHEL, Sunday services VIII
be resumed on November 7. at / / a. m.
Society for Ethical Cultu,e. a. m.
Dr. Felix Adler: The Loyalty OF tor-
eicn Born Citizens to the American
Ideal"
Twenty-third Street Y. VI. {. A., \
special ladies' day service. At 3:45
D. m. an illustrated lecture, "Parsi-
fal." by DR.. Henry R. Rose.
West Side Y. VI. c. A.. West Fifty
seventh Street. .. m, Dr. 5. Parkes
Cadman: The Determining Factors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Celebrates 18th Year.

The Church Of the Beloved Disciple.
Eighfy-ninth Street. near Madison Ave
nue.. begins tomorrow week-long Gel
cbration Of the fortv-ii'th anniversary
Of the laying of lbs cornerstone and the
fortv-second anniversary Of ITS dedica-
ton. The Rev Henry VI. Harbour the
rector. will preach a. the morning ser
vice. II O'Clock. and will make ten
minute address az the Popular Nespers'
al o'clock. The Rev. Floyd :. Leach
Pin d.. will preach a. p. m.
Dean Grosvenor. of the Cathedral OF
81. John the Divine. will preach Monday
evening at > o'clock. There will be a
fuu choir service. as IL Is also the cele-
bration Of All Saints Day. On
Wednesday evening there will be inc
annual service Of the guilds. At when
they will present the reports OF the
work done by these different organlza-
tions of the parish. This VIII be io!-
lowed by reception ~ the parish
house open 20 all members and friends
Former members OF the parish are cj-
pecially invited 70 attend. The amt
versary services will be concluded the
following SUNDAY.
The Church of the Beloved Disciple
was built By the late Miss Caroline
Talman as memorial 20 her parents
The cornerstone was laid IN November:
1870. about the time Of the All SAINTS
festival. and the church vas consecrat-
cd three wears later. Miss altman
built the rectory also and contributed
toward the parish house. She provided
an endowment fund for parish work AZ
we'll. Daily services are held 10 the
church Much attention Is being paid
TO the music. particularly 10 the re
Gently organized Popular Nespers on
SnndAv affernOOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

NfIvIoH % Wfll0TF ~ NJ UeaI a " = ".
ALL ANGELS CHURCH. IVES, End Az. and slst.
Rev = Delaney TOWNSEND. u. D. Rector.
HOLY Communion 5 4 " Morning Prayer and
Sermon hy the Rector. n 4. " Choral Evensons.
Z D. VI Stranger welcome