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The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
FIGHT HOUR DAY WILL BE LAW TONIGHT AND THE
 GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE WILL NOT TAKE PLACE
HOUSE PASSES THE BILL AND
 SENATE WILL PASS IT TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-( (Noming Dispatch) )-The prevention of the threatened railroad strike through of congress seemed assured after the house had passed the Adamson eight hour law late yesterday and when the senate had agreed to take the final vote not later than this afternoon Although the senate amendments may make conferences necessary it is generally believed that when the test the house bill it stands will be accepted and rushed to Shadow Lawn N J. where it will be signed by President Wilson The moment it is signed messages will be dispatched it assured by the leaders of the rail road brotherhoods calling off the strike.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
NEW YORK RAILWAY MEN
 AT LAST MEET UNION

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Tnree thou sand employees of the elevated and subway rapid transit company with the corporations consent have voted to meet committee of the union, This is the first recognition of the union by these men.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
ALASKAN PIONEER DEAD


 JUNEAU.-Word has been received ct the Governors office that San Hill, of Seward, an inmate of the Pioneers Home at SitSa, died at the Home cn August 15. Funeral services were held at SitkG.
 Word has also Feen received that August Peterson, cf Fauagut bay near Petersburg; Charles A. Lock heart, of Kotzebue, and James Car penter, of Ruby, have recently been admitted to the home.-Empire.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
ESKIMO SLAYERS CAUGHT

OTTAWA, Ont, August 21.-News from Nome was received that Canadi- an mounted police have captured the two Eskimos who in November, 12i3, in the copper mine country of the Arctic region, are alleged to have murdered the Rev. Fathers LercuX and Rouvier. They are now aS Her schell Island and will be brought out For trial.-EX.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
HOLDS FIRST SERVICE

Rev. H. c. Munro of the American Christian Missionary Society will hold his first service in the Pioneers Hall on Sunday evening from 7;3O to S:SO. The subject of the sermon will be; Building the Church." Every one in Seward is invited regardless of de- nomination or Christian profession.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
MADDOX EXAMINES POINT

Lieutenant Maddox went up to Naval Point yesterday afternoon on Captain Johnson's ship Hannah to look over the ground as a pos sible site for the radio station. There is good reason to believe that Mr. Mad dox considers site at the head of the bay as the best.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
ON THE GREEK FRONTIER

ROME, Sept. ?. - Pending the development off Greece's intentions with respect to the war the allied forces at Salonika apparently content with holding their positions and the BugaranS have established He selves at Kavaa and KaraSa and the intervening coast line The reported arrival of the allied fleet at Piraeus the real port of Athens is expected here to precptae matters and the final decision of Greece looked for with in few days.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
GEORGE PHELPS GETS
 GOVT. SALE AGENCY

George Phelps received his commits sion empowering him to sell Geodetic Survey printed matter in Seward on the last mail. He has been trying for this privilege for years but although Cordova and Valdez had agencies Seward never had a look in until now.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
JEHOPHAT STAEINSKY
 WINS BABY PRIZE

Jehophat Stalinsky is the baby to re- ceive the first prize offered by the Woman's Club to the best proportion ed baby in the city. The examination was made by Dr. Romig, city health officer, and was made scientifically by the standard methods,
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
BANKS CLOSE AND NO
 GATEWAY ON MONDAY

Monday will be Labor Day and a National holiday so that the banks will be closed. The Gateway will not be published on that day but if any very important news comes it will be given out by bulletin,
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
AIIIFD THEFT ARRIVES NEAR THE
 CAPITAL OF GREECE TO FORCE WAR;
GERMANs FLEE FROM ATHENS

LONDON, Sept 2-German residents have fled from Athens following the arrival of thirty allied WarShps with several transport ships filled with troops at the harbor of Praeus which is only five miles from the Grecian capital Athens dispatches report that great excitement has arisen in political circles over the appearance of the fleets but no adyices have been received confirm deny the story of the abdcaton of King Constantine. Rome reports now say that Constantine is seriously ill but the Greek of fcias are apparently maintaining strict censorship on matters connected with their internal affairs The allied governments have given out official reason for Ehe sending of the fleet and the troops to Praeus at this time although from enemy sources the statement has been sent out that the cause the desire to force Greece to fight the side of the Entente alliance The Greek cabinet is ported be constantly meeting in private sessions and the result of the discussion may be learned any moment
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
STEWARD OF THE ADMIRAL
 EVANS DEAD IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, august 21.-James Grant Barrett, steward for several years on the steamer Admiral Evans, running to Southeastern and South western Alaska, died this forenoon of heart failure.-Ex.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
EYACUATE HERMANSTADT

BERLIN, Sept An official statement from Vienna tells that the Ausans have evacuated Hernanstadt the former capital of Pennsylvania and other towns in that province before the Roumanian advance This avacua on and withdrawal not caused by defeats but by pre- arranged plan to enable the Austans to take up more favorable position to meet the Roumanan attack
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
MORE GUARDSMEN ARE
 ORDERED BACK HOME

CALEXICO, Cal, Sept. 2.-The Second Washington infantry has re- ceived orders to return to their state mobilization camp. They broke camp last Friday.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
WATSON SAILS SEPT 5

The Admiral Watson will sail on September 3 instead of September 8 as had been scheduled.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02

LONG BRANCH, N. J., Sept. 2. - President Wilson has been informed by teIegrams from Democratic Senat today that the eight hour law for railroad workers will pass the senate by overwhelming majority before night and so will avert the threatened railroad strike Mr. Will on is stated regards the strike danger as passed for he present.
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
MORE GERMAN ATTACKS REFUSED

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Reports from General Haig are to the effect that the Germans attacked again last night at three different points but that all the assaults on the British positions were repulsed
The Seward gateway., 1916-09-02
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Evening journal., 1916-11-04
HOW TO reach
HEAVEN, J" SUBJECT
This Will be Final of Series
OF >ermonS al West
Presbyterian
TWO ORCHESTRAS PLAY
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL

The schedule OF services at West Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow viii be Of
high order Of interest and instruction
The pastor, DR.. L. Franklin Smiley, will
preach Al the 1890 O'Clock service. The
great Bible School meets in the ten de-
partments at o'clock c. VI. Banks
Orchestra In the Main Department.
Ralph salzer's Orchestra in the Mems
Class. which meets in the Auditorium,
and is taught by the Pastor.
Meeting at $50 o'clock Leaders
the Misses katherine McRae and Mil
bred Hopes Topic, The Conservation
OF Social Life
The Peoples Popular Service begins al
7.30 o'clock with a program Of sacred
songs by the congregation, led by Pro
fessor Clymer and his chorus Of 40
voices with brass and string instru-
rnent accompaniment. DR.. Smiley de-
hvers the last lecture ia the series on
Heaven His topic will be, "How 90
Reach Heaven" The West Quartet
sings at the service tomorrow night,
beautiful Isle Of Somewhere" and tho
chorus will sing rs special numbers,
Fillmore's "Gently Lead Us with IL.
+. Russell in the solo part. and Ambrose
80 Come 10 My Heart, Lord Jesus Will,
Merritt Hastirg Jrs as soloist The
choral numbers for the morning will be,
"May the Words Of My Mouth, by Hop.
kins, and "Press On, o Pilwms,' by
Miles. Tho organ numbers win ho "Of-
fertoire IN T., by Batiste, "Fanfare" by
Dubois, "Grand Chorus" by Rogers
Evening journal., 1916-11-04

order that they might be strengthen.
ed for the strenuous exertiOns of the
coming day. His cheeriuiness was
contagious. As the light Of the Lord
was his peace and JOY, so he In turn
was the light Of the ship and the com
fort of those thereon. He illustrated
what he taught THAT Gods people
should do good TO all as they have op.
portunity. especially to the Household
OF Faith Galatians 6.10; 2 CORN
thians ia.
with morning light they discerned
the shore and "a little bay in the is
land of Meita. now called Malta, The
sailors cut loose from the anchors and
sought TO beach the boat But the
vessel grounded on a sandbank: and
the forepart holding fast. the rear be-
gan to go 70 pieces with the force of
the waves; for it was a meeting place
for two sea currents. IN the night the
lifeboat had been cut adrift. st. Paul
had advised this course. Having dis
cerned tho evident intention Of the
sailors 20 escape in the small boar
he communicated the facts to the Cen
turion and pointed out the necessity
OF compliance with reasonable pre-
cautions TO insure the fulfilment of
the Divine promise.
SO we should understand that we
have something 10 do in realizing
Gods gracious promises to us. In
connection with the affairs Of this life
lie has promised that our bread and
our water shall be sure. But this
does not imply that we Shall neglect
reasonable opportunities for securing
these. He has promised us a share
in the coming Messianic Kingdom
But 70 is for MS TO make our calling
and election sure by cooperation with
Him in various ways.
Seeing that only by swimming or
by floating on wreckage could the
shore be reached. the soldiers pro
posed that the prisoners be killed;
for under Roman law they we're an
swerable with their lives for the Sc
curity OF those committed to their
{ charge But the centurion had learn
ed to esteem the Apostle, and for his
sake spared all the prisoners, doubt
less remembering the vision which
had inspired them with the courage
which had brought them thus far TO-
ward safety. It. turned out as St
Paul had foretold-that every human
life was spared. but that the ship was
lost with her cargo.
The Apostle from a New Viewpoint.
On the shore we get a new pic
ure OF ST. Paul He neither stood on
dignity nor assumed superiority or
the contrary, he promptly assisted .
serving the interests Of the entire
company. We find him gathering
sticks for a fire, at which all might
be warmed and dried. The barbar
ians Of the island-so-called because
they spoke neither Greek nor Latin
but phoenician showed them varioui
kindnesses.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
MRS. Anderson TO Sine
SOLO AT FIRST CHURCH

AZ the morning service in the First
ssbyterisn Church tomorrow the
Rev j. Ross Stonesifer. minister. the
Exposition OF the Book Of Acts will
be continued The choir will sing,
Something for Thee" by Holden and
Mrs. Nell Krumme Anderson will
sing Nearer My God to Thee" by
Carey. The Sunday school will meet
AZ fl.55 o'clock The Christian En-.
deavor Society will meet at 7 o'clock.
Topic. "The Conservation OF Social
Life Leader. Miss NJ Mae Byerly.
The evening service at 7.45 o'clock
IS en- hour spent In evangelism and
song. using the Tabernacle Song Book
auring the service. The pastor Will
preach short sermon. The choir
win Sing an anthem and Mrs. Ander-
son viii sing rolo. The organ mum
hers for the day are as follows. AN
dante In G." by Pattison; "Allegret-
10 in c." by PatfefCon; sonata No.
Three" By Mandelcrohn; March
Aihaiic." Mendelssohu
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
ORANGENEN Will
attend EASTLAEE
Mr.. Cunningham Will Preach
on Justice, Truth and
Righteousness"
SOLOISTS TO SING
SEVERAL NUMBERS

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow the pastor. the Rev. Henry Gun
bingham, will preach a special sermon
on, Justice Truth and Righteousness. .
The local lodge Of Loyal Orange Institu
tion will attend this service. They will
march from their hall to the church in
a body. The choir will render special
music.
The Sunday School in all six depart
ments will meet at O'Clock. The wo'
mems class taught by the pastor will
meet in the church parlor.
The Christian Endeavor meeting will
be held at Z O'Clock
The popular song ana gospel service
will be held at las O'Clock. The pastor
will speak on, "rhe Great Question Be
fore Us"
This sermon will be OF special in
terest to men. A song service will open
he meeting. The choir and soloists will
render several numbers.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
ABROAD MEMS Choir
TO SING At BRANDYWIEE

AZ Brandywine NJ. b. Church to-
morrow the services will be: Class
meeting at $50 o'clock. Noah Cunning
ham. leader; worship and communion
service at 1890 o'clock, also reception
OF members; Sunday school at
o'clock; the monthly devotional meet
ing OF the Brotherhood at $50
O'Clock. with an address by the Rev.
j. w. Easley: the Epworth League
meeting at $50 o'clock; preaching at
730 o'clock by the pastor. The p. b.
& w. Railroad Mems Chorus will sing
at the evening service Among their
selections will be the following
Rock OF Ages" He Leadeth Me, "
Dear Spirit, Lead Thou Me-" and
Jesus, My Saviour
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
MY PART IN THE
COMING ELECTION
This Will be DR.. Aldersons
Subject at Harrison
Street Church
TEMPERANCE DAY
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL

Tomorrow will be a great day at
Harrison Street NJ p. Church. The
opening service win be the class
ireeting at Sac O'Clock led by George
b Crossen. At 10 20 c clock there
viii be a-haptismal sefl.os, followed
By tto RECEPTION of men hers and the
sacrament Of the Lords supper.
The Sun iav school n tire afternoon
~ O'CLOCK will hay3 81 ecial inter.
est Il is missionary day and also
temperance day and the school will
be addressed by the Rev. r. c. Pref
lyman. Of the Anti-Saloon League. on
the Pending Issue.
IN the evening the Epworth League
viii conduct a service a. $40 o'clock.
AT 7.30 o'clock there viii be special
music and DIT. Anderson. the pastor
viii preach on my Part In the Com
ing Election This viii be a dis.
course on good citizenship and the
public is cordially invited
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
mere CONVERSIONS
At EPWORTH Church
Evangelistic Services Meet
With Success and Will
Continue Another
Week
PROF. KING WILL
LEAD CHORUS CHOIR

without any lack Of interest the Re
yival in Epworth NJ. L. Church, CONT
nues with great success. Several per
sons have professed conversion during
the week and the promise of many more
gives inspiration to the campaign. The
meetings will continue every night dur
ing the coming week except saturday
Tomorow's services will begin with
a class meeting in charge OF George W.
Booker. at $50 o'clock At 1890 o'clock
the pastor viii preach using as his sub
iect. "A Man as a Hiding Place" In
this sermon he will endeavor 10 show
how consecrated personality wall help
others in the battle of life.
The. Sabbath School with all of fa
departments will meet at . O'Clock. The
Drexel Biddle class for men will meet
at the same hour with the pastor teach
ing tho lesson from the following sub
iect, "ShipwTecked on Melita."
At $40 O'Clock the Epworth League
will hold q devotional meeting with Mrs.
Maude Evelyn Gray as the leader.
At 100 O'Clock the pastor will preach
from the Subject, Three Things We
Cannot Escape" and conduct a revival
service. Al this service Prof. George
f. King and his large chorus choir will
lead the congregation in revival hymns,
and in addition will render the follow
ing, "Sing Unto Him with Gladness,
tSnitzlerl and duet, TO be selected.
The following subjects will be preached
during the week Monday night will be
peoples Night" Tuesday night, ~The
Right of Way Wednesday. "The Face
of NV Best Friend" Thursday. THE
Lost Mans Lawyer" Friday, ''Ihe
Heroine
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
Revival Continue Many Methodist Churches of Cit

But when the natives saw viper
warmed to life by the heat of the
fire. fasten itself upon the Apostles
hand. they reasoned that this prisoner
was doubtless a murderer, who, hav-
ing escaped the perils of shipwreok'
was still pursued by Divine Justice
and bitten in order that he might die.
But when st. Paul shook off the ser
gent and suffered no injury, they con-
cluded that he must be a God.
Here a fresh opportunity was af-
forded for honoring the Gospel Mes
sage. for st. Paul soon afterwards
found that the father OF the governor
was sick: and he miraculously healed
the man and other sick people of the
island. Thus was the knowledge OF
Christ and His minister spread
abroad TO a considerable extent. al
though so far as we have any infor-
nation the Apostle did not attempt
to preach the Gospel Message. either
TO his companions on shipboard or to
the people of the island. Evidently
he did not consider them to be good
ground" in which TO SOW the seed OF
the Kingdom-did not consider them
TO be OF those whom the Lord our
God has called to be OF the bride
class now being selected and tested
Doubtless their experiences will prove
profitable to them in due time, when
the glorlfed Christ shall draw all
men unto Himself granting them
blessed opportunities for knowledge
and tor Restitution.--John 1922;
Acts 3:19-23.
We notice that the Apostle was
not bent upon exciting mems minds
but was practicing the same Gospel
methods which the Master had taught
him; namely. OF counting the cost Of
discipleship and then, If willing &c
pay the price. Of taking up the cross
and following the Lord. tMatthew
1924; Luke 14:27-S3) II this. the
Masters methods. we're still pursued
there would be many fewer nominal
Christians; but we believe that there
would be no smaller number OF the
genuine ones.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
Local Preachers DAY
At ASBURY N. c. CHURCH

At Asbury NJ. Il. Church, the Rev.
George White Dawson pastor. ser
vices are: 3 o'clock. prayer meeting;
1890 O'Clock. preaching by the Rev
d. w. Melvin: o'clock. Sunday school
with a large orchestra; address by
the Rev. John Assay; ESQ o'clock. Ep
worth League. the Rev c. G. Sulli
van, special speaker; $50 O'Clock
preaching by the Rev. c. w. Hill.
Every local preacher and exhortel
Of the city is cordially invited to be
present at all the services.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
FIRST ITALIAN CHURCH.

Al the First italian Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the services viii
be: Bible school at $50 o'clock; the
morning service at II o'clock after
which the Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be administered. The
regular evening service. 7.S0 o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, The Light Bearers Mission
Band and rehearsal for Thanksgiving
At 7.SO o'clock, the mid-week prayer
meeting, and at SIS o'clock. tho
Christian Endeavor Society will meet
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
rN1nN AnEnIcAN CHURCH.

Services tomorrow at Union Amer
lean NJ. e. Church the Rev. S. p
shepard. pastor, Will be as follows
1890 o'clock, preaching; 1890
o'clock. class meeting; o'clock, sun
day school. All members Of this de
partment are requested to meet at
the above hour. Mrs. Marietta Smith,
super ntendent. Gas o'clock, Chris
tan Endoavor; 7.45 o'clock, preach
inc
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
OLD SWEDES AND TRINITY
10 hold UNION SERVICES

The services on Sunday az Trinity
p. y. Church VIII be as follows Holy
Communion az 7.30 O'Clock. sunday
school a. $50 O'Clock: iitany. Holy
Communlon aud sermon a. ~ o'clock,
evening prayer and sermon az l45
O'Clock The Rev r. NJ. Kirkus viii
nresch Pc fhe morning and evening.
Tomorrow VIII be observed as the
ipeifth annual service ~ the United
CONGREGATION ~ Trinity and Old
Suetes Churches The union ser
80 wiil b. held a. u O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
DR.. SAWYER TO preach
TO COLORED VOTERS

The Republican National Advisory
Colored Committee has asked DR.. r.
Henry Sawyer, pastor OF Grace A. n 4.
Zion Church 10 preach sermon adj
vocating the Election Of Hughes and
Fairbank. DR.. sawyer will preach this
sermon in Grace Church tomorrow night.
Colored voters win meet at No 2l5 west
Fifth street ard march 20 the church IN
a body. Or. Sawyer has chosen FOR his
subject. 'Why should the Colored Voter
Support the Grand Old Republican Party
in Its Entirety"
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
RECEPTION OF members
At FIRST NJ. P. CRURCI

At the First NJ p Church tomorrow
tho services viii be Glass meeting. 10
o'clock: II o'clock, preaching by Rev.
+. T. Tapg, D. d., pastor; Bible School
meets az 21b o'clock to study for an
hour. "pnuls Being Shipwrecked on
the Island OF Malta. At z o'clock the
Y. p. S. c. r. prayer meeting VIII DO
led by Miss Margaret Sweeny, topic.
THE Conservation OF Social Life" Al
3 o'clock Dr. Tagg VIII preach AZ
this service the ordinance az the
Lords Supper viii be observed, also
the reception Of members. The choir
will use as the special number, Tie
Knows u All" Davis
Mid-week prayer service Wednes-
day az 3 o'clock. conducted by Thomas
- Sweony.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
REFORMATION Celebration
AT ST. STEPHENS LUTHERAN

Al ST. Stephens Lutheran Church
or SUNDAY he Festival % the Ref0r-
nation will be celebrated. Sundays
service will also mark the beginning
" the ouadri-centenniai celebration of
fhe Reformation. The theme for Sun
day morning will be a Pro-Reforma-
ION View That o. the evening viii
BE- Cooperative Professionalism on
sunday evening the Reformation and
Home Mission service of tho General
Council win be used
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
TRINITY LUTHERAN.

The services at Trinity Lutheran
Church. tomorrow, will consist OF a
sermon At II o'clock, on "The Sure
Foundation and What TO Build
Thereon" and sermon at 745
o'clock on Coarse Fare That Made
Eaters Fair" a prediction sermon.
Sunday school rally at 10 o'clock.
Bible study on Wednesday evening
on hook OF Revelation.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
WESLEY NJ. y. CHURCH.

The services ~ Wesley ". r. Church
tomorrow VIII be as follows Al $50
o'clock Love Feast led by the pastor;
1880 O'Clock. preaching by the pas
tor subject. The Healing Of Naamnn, %
followed by communion service. AZ 2
o clock, Sunday school. 100 o'clock,
preaching by the pastor subject.
"rhe Kings II ghway."
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
GEnMAN nAPTIsT cHrRrH.

Regular ser ces viii b. held az tho
German Baptist Church by tho pas
tor, the Rev. G. schenk. tomorrow,
There will be preaching at 1870
snd 730 o'clock, and the Sunday
school will meet from ~ 80 ] o'clock
Young Peoples meeting Sunday even
ing a. Z o'clock. Wednesday prayer
meeting will be held IT usual time
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
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Evening journal., 1916-11-04
W.T. FNON CHURCH.

At Mt. Enon Baptist Church. SER
vices Sunday will be as follows: AZ
IiO.45 o'clock. special service and SER
mon; 1880 o'clock, Bible school; 3
o'clock preaching and song service;
at o'clock. early meeting; 8 o'clock
nreaChinr
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
GOSPEL MISSION.

Evangelistic and praise-servioo to-
night at 7.45 o'clock al tho Gospel
Mission. Sunday worship will com
mence with class meeting at
$50 O'Clock Sunday school at
O'Clock. AT tbs o'clock there viii
be a song and prayer service. con
tinuing one hour; followed by preach
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
MocABE MEMORIAL.

The services At McCabe Memorial
Church. the Rev. James W. Easley,
pastor. tomorrow, will be At 1890
O'Clock, Holy Communion; 7.SO
O'Clock. evening worship and sermon
Sunday school at ~ O'Clock; Epworth
Lea que. 645 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1916-11-04
sT. LrKR,s REFORMED.

At ST. LuRe's Reformed Episcopal
Church, the services Will be; Morn.
ing prayer and sermon at lO4O
o'clock; Sunday school at 2.30 O'Clock
and evening prayer and sermon al
7.y0 o'clock. Wednesday az 8 O'Clock
prayer and address.