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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16

Misses Gladys and F'leda Hassam or
East Hardwick visited with friends in
town Thursday.
Lee Andrews of Fairlee and w. c.
Kenyon Of Oxford. N. H., were bust
ness visitors in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs c. e. Kingsbury and
II. B. Wallis Of Montpelier visited in
the village Thursday.
An automobile party composed or
Mrs. c. H. Beckell, Mrs. d. $. futile
and Mrs. Henry Poole of williams
town visited with friends In town
Thursday
Harry Marden Of Boston, Mass, liz
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Johnson, on Portland street.
Mrs. Henry f. Warren of Lunen-
burg called on friends in the village
Thursday.
]. a. Hunt of Derby Line was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. F. A. Tuthill of Brattleboro is
visiting in town for few days.
Mrs. Gertrude Burt and Mrs.
Charles May of Concord were bust
ness visitors in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Porter and
family are spending a vacation in
camp at Willoughby Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Austin and
son of Burlington were at the St
Johnsbury House Thursday night,
Mr.. Austin was in town as architecct
to inspect the work on the new arm
DRY.
Mrs. Robert French won one of the
prizes given by the Alvin Silver Co.
for the best letter written in response
to a gift of Alvin silver. Mrs.
Frenchs prize was six solid silver
spoons.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wines Stanley, who have been living
in Omaha since their marriage wilt
be interested to know that Mr. Stan
ley now has a position in Chicago
and Mrs. Stanley is to join him there.
Miss Katherine Potts who has been
with her sister will return home from
Chicago and plans to resume
her course at the Holyoke (Mass.)
hospital, which was interrupted by
i'll health.
Mrs. II. w. Battles went Friday %
| spend the remainder of the mona
with her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Bal
ris al Sunapee Harbor, N. II.
William Goss and Thomas Wallace
were visitors in Concord Thursday
Mrs. Oliver Burke left town Thurs
day for a two weeks visit in New
Bedford, Mass
A. L. Beals Of Walden was q bus-
ness visitor in town Thursday.
I. O. Wright Of Medford, Mass In
visiting in town as the guest Of L. =.
Leach on Portland street.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett left VA
! Thursday for an automobile trip %
the Maine beaches.
Miss Maud Reynolds left town
Thursday for a short stay in camp at
Miles Pond as a guest in the Liberty
cottage.
/. @. Marshall returned from q
short stay in camp at Joe's Pond
Thursday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16
Marriage Announcement.

Announcement is made in town of
the marriage of Margaret B., daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
G. Ellison. to DR.. Carl Warren
Woods on Thursday, August 10,
at Springfield, VT. Both the
bride and groom are we'll known in
town. DR.. Woods is a former St.
Johnsbury boy and the son of Mrs.
Mary A. Woods of Main street The
wedding was a quiet one, only the
near relatives being present. Rev.
Williams, rector of st. Marks church
was the officiating clergyman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16
County Nominations Filed.

The nominations for county offices
filed with the county clerk to date
have been all republican, and are as
follows:
For senator W. A. Kicker of g
Johnsbury. M. G. Morse of Hardwick
and w. p. Russell of Kirby. for
sheriff, Wilbert H. Worthen; for
states attorney, Nathan A Norton Of
Lyndonville and James B. Campbe|
of St Johnsbury; for judge of pro.
bate, Walter P. Smith OF St. Johns
bury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16
BARNET

Gillian r. Peck. Correspondent
Miss Ellen Hazelton spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. James Nc
Gill, at st. Johnsbury.
f. A Morgan, Neal and Margaret,
Miss Bernice King. Katherine Robbie
and d. L. Judkins spent Sunday at
Willoughby lake.
It. p. Robe has returned from a
two days auto trip with East Barnet
friends to Burlington and vicinity.
Russell Lowry Of st. Johnsbury Wis
tied at George Lowry's Sunday.
Robert NJ. Warden Of Melbourne,
Iowa, is the guest OF his brother,
Horace j. Warden and family.
Thomas McCondach and family,
who have been camping at Harvey's
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16

RichfOrd Sanitarium
MATERNITY
HOSPITAL

Cases desiring QUIET and SECLU-
SION will appreciate the considerate
care and pleasant surroundings or
Richford Sanitarium. Good homes
found for infants when desired. Suf-
ferers from chronic diseases will find
Richford Sanitarium and it's equip
ment of baths, electrical apparatus,
and good nursing desirable. A few
cases of alcohol and drug habitues,
coming we'll recommended, will be
treated. Good rooms and board for
men outside sanitarium. Address in
confidence, Lock Box IT'S, Richford,
VT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16
Arlington Red sox Win

The Arlington Red Sox defeated the
Union Braves Monday afternoon at
the Summer street common by
score of 5 to 4. Six innings were
played and the batteries were Herbert
Cassidy and Clifford Liberty for the
Red SOx, Raymond Smith, catcher,
and Robert Cox, Edward r., Rob
erts and Edward Barrows, pitchers
for the Braves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Life Through Faith.

What Mott gives his audiences is the
simple. old-timc talk OF "aboundiuc
life" through personal belief. says
lIarpers Weekly. lie dcvotes half OF
his one hour to bringing homo tho
sense Of guilt to the individual soul.
lie shows YOU Your life is n battle
ground where YOU arc bcSct by temp
taton and defeated from time TO time
by sin lie tells YOU hc secs by your
face that he is speaking 10 individual
need, and that YOU are asking, What
is there for me- From his twenty
eight years Of student experience. from
knowing the names and the problems
OF tens Of thousands Of students, he
says he brings message of hope Nv
exercise OF your religious faculty Won
can overcome the sin that keeps trim
ping you. Your better self is dead. hot
Christ can communicate life life
Astounding, wider. deeper OF more vol
umc. than tho sterile. withcrcd surface
life you have been living.
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JAPANESE EXPLORER BACK
FROM MISSION TO TIBET

The japanese people are paying hon
or to Il famous Japanese explorer. Rev.
Ekai kawaGuchi. who has Just re =
turned from successful religious
mission /" the imncrmost regions Of
Tibet.
Almost score o. years az" pr ita-
wa@uchi conceived tho project Of re-
covering TO tho world the scripts of
pIis,nc buddhism from the land 81
tho ll,mas. hidden away in the al
covcs OF the worlds roof He pcnc-
tratcd Tibet. but had TO come home
abandoning the object of his cxpIo-
ration. Later after u long study Of
the 1ilctan language. he made his
way through mountain and forest and
overcoming many hardshpS finally
succeeded in entering Tibet August =:
lH?S, three years after his departure
from Japan. HIS wandcrings in the
interior were mostly in the disguise af
travelling physician. After studying
the rihetau religion and conditions for
ten yc"rs. he was given copies Of the
Snnakrt luddhis; scriptures and re-
turned Z" Japan.
Estimating his work The Japan
home thousands OF manuscript leaves
mcnse value ana sacred to the pure
buddhism az old. that in lis unadul
icrai"i form fourd it's way ages ago
I" The lani "f rcc'usr. Mr. i<awa.u.
CHS work i a ere example Of ra-
ti"n"c and perseverance and not a III
tic OF adventure. He will now settle
down Ia translate and give {" tho
world his priceless Euddhistic treas
urcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
THE CHURCHES. AND
FO-DAY'S SERVICES

or harshncss could they find In all
His dealings with them. All day long
His hands were stretched out II re-
minds one or that glorious statue OF
Christ. by Thorwaldscn. in the old
Copenhagen Church. II stands with
outstretched arm:. crying Come unto
Me" so real and vivid that in the twi-
light it is like !ifc. and one can al
most hear the voice. So Hosea in
gospel fashion declares the loving
hunger Of God for His children God
80 loved we haN" IL in St John ILL.,
1G. There is Il whole era OF emotion
ana longing lust in that one word
So Surely If our Father thus yearns
for us, We should unhesitatingly and
quickly come back to Him aud let
Him heal MS and place His everiast-
ing arms about ua and bless us with
pardon and peace.
Dear Father. truly thine is love
which will not lie: me go. Though |
oft have wandered. Thy voice has
called mo home. cannot stay away
from Thee since Thou are my hope.
my peace, my rest, my salvation. oh.
bless ne. my Father. with the bless
iUgs Of redemption from sin through
Thy Son. and make me Thin" forever.
Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

Rrond STREET.-THE. "a ;tor ';nv l:rcI
Il; thcmault. Will preach this morning
on The Highest EricndShip" Tonight
his subject will hc Tho uucs, OF
Christ"
Fnirm""nt t,rnuc-Th" pastor. i;"v.
ing ON Time AMI Its Value" To-uicht
his subject will hc -Four Common Ais.
takes"
Nounmrmt-rhc pastor. Ecv. l.: II
Potts. u. H. will preach this morning
~ II o'clock. AZ o'clock Tonight a
missionary service will hc conducted
by Miss Smith. who has just returned
from China.
Laurel Strcrt-i:"v j. X. I"lin H..
~ VIII preach ~ tn. morning service.
Tonight Or. II. 7. Nokoyama. "f Japan.
will preach on "iiow and Why l. isc-
carnc Christian"
tcntcnnry-Thc pastor. Rev 4. :.
Smo"t. -. H.. viii preach this; morn
Inc on "a New FRONTS" FOR Il New
Year Tonight his subject will hc
'rhe Miracle Of a New Life"
Highland inrk-Rcv = McN. slap
son. - u. presiding elder of the I;ici,
mond district. viii preach this morn :
inG AT II o'clock. Tonight The ~ S.or.
R"v. - futile. will preach on "Rnm
out the old. Rim. In the New"
rnri> rl"rc-'rhc pastor. Ecv. j. T..
bradford. viii preach this morning o,i
~ New Man in New Year" To-niyht
hi" subject Will h. our Homeward
Jourucy."N
i"i"" Stati"n-'rhc pastor. Row w.
AshurN Christian, H. H., viii preach
ihis morning on The Time Reckon
ing" Tonight his subject will be
rhose New Years Resolutions. Where
Are They
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UNITE IN PLEAS FOR FUNDS
FOR BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Join With EstaIIi.h~d
Church In Effort 10 Provide "Huts"
for British Forces.

church OF England and Noncomform
lists have united in pleas for funds
with which to erect hutS. as England
terms them, for use Of British soldiers
At the front. The appeals just sent
out say that another winter must he
OF the Archbishops OF Canterbury and
of York. the chaplain general OF the
British forces, and the presidents OF
III" UNCONVENTIONAL councils OF Eng
land. The work of caring for the hitS
is placed in the hands of the Church,
Army. an agency supported by many
Christians. hut the direction of which
Is with leaders in the established
church.
The huts arc built OF iron. and port :
able. and cost $500 each. They are
not unlike the tents of the Young
Mems Christian Association used in Tn.
Spanish American War. Some are en-
ployed for writing and rest rooms. some
for entertainments. and some for
churches. Painted black that they may
not he conspicuous targets for the en-
envy. they are said to be about as ugly
rs possible the exterior but lighted
hN electricity as they arc, their at
traction on the inside make then: pop-
ular with the men.
The appeal states that hundreds OF
these huts are needed. and that they
are TO be placed In Northern France, i'm
Serbia and the Balkans. at the OAR
danelles. and some OF them loaned to
Russia and to italian and Balkan sol.
hiers II enough he provided i'm response
10 appeals. Throughout every battle
field the Church Of England is dcclar-
Ing that religious facilities and work
are quite the equal OF Tho commissary
and the munition departments. The
cha pla in general is Bishop j. Taylor
Smith.
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,USTR 4TES GODS YEiRNING
,oR HIS WANDERING CHILDREN

~ Lot us note some or tho features OF
Mis- eleventh chapter az illustrating the
fholc OF Hosea's expression OF Jeho-
e7h's yea ming for His wandering chill
Hon. nd FIRST. VIC have in the first
f4rso . 'cr thought OF the child
Nod az 1. race which Will touch a
Abord In every fathers heart. when
Eracl was Il child. then loved him
AAAd called My son out OF Egypt" SO
"a goes back to the lonS-aGo days
Xhen lie freed tho sons OF Jacob and
from rharaoh's bitter yoke and
VI d}them through the sea and the
Bitterness. Even when their children
NsC good the father and mother love
10 back in memory to the early
Sars when the helpless little ones
HooEej up to them for help: how much
more when the boys have wandered
nwav and forgotten home and parents
ard purity and goodness. think this
Is such wonderful picture Of Gods
cndcr compassion which reviews til"
q ss, ON forefathcrs day tho New
Egland Society will 20 back in mem
< r. TO the landing OF tho Pilgrims At
~ mouth. On Christmas Day We go
Eek to Bethlehem aud hear tho angels
yYor as We rest beside the weary road
III our later pilgrimage. So Christ. in
ne heat OF His unrccoSniZed ministry.
S.cpt back to tho spo; on the Jordan
1 Sher's voice Acknowledged Him aud
LEA Spirit came uroh Him. We are
Never so healthy in our souls as when
80 go back TO the childhoods years
I'D long for ch;ldhoods purity.
Tnen In tho eighth verse we have
hat cry which fairly wrincs our
, carts: "How shall give thee M.
h,ohraim 1t would seem as il the
1I.,her, Joseph spoke through his God
Heading his love for his son God
N.nnot bear To lose any child OF His.
IN. was almost with eXu!tation that
Bnrist said in His great prayer (St.
liam xvii. 12p: Those that Thou
!, Rest Nc have kept. and none OF
I,heA is lost" IL any man goes TO hcll
lhe goes there in spite OF Gods love
and pleading and endcavor to save him
cod sends no one 10 probationary. Ills
|aiyinc heart SORROWS over each child
NO willfullv sins: "liow shall give
I,tte up?" That ought 10 make men
hate sin so vehemently that nothing
could keep them from repentance.
nnAWs MEN TO HIM
WITT BANDS Of LOVE
Eut the dearest message is found in
the FOURTH verse: 81 drew them with
hands OF love- Il suggests n man
srawing q creature To himself not
Nth whips and ,nds. hut with coax
Awith endearing terms. with plead
Il So Cod cries that He did not
~ or force His children. No cruelty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
IItI.SItNTi:i,ItN.

Grace t"ycnnnt-Thc pastor. tcv. I.
calvin stewart. u. H., will pr"ach this
nurnin. at i o'clock Tonight ~.
congregation will attend union services
IT the Second ireshytcrian Church.
tirst-1hc pastor. Rev. =. e Me
Fadcn. y. H.. will preach Ei'i, morning
at ~ o'clock. No evening SarNic on
account "f union service ~ second
Church.
Cecil. - -, viii preach .his moran.
at II o'clock. Joint Communion snr.
vice Tonight at o'clock. VIXEN Rev
r. ]. Mct'adcn. u. %. viii preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
All saints ard An SouJ.

Gods Souls, Gods Souls are calling 10
dlis Saints
out Of the smoke. out Of the blood
and roar
Where life dies out, ana mortal spirit
fants
bnt from tn" light,
Empticd of might
Terror on terror. hcll's horrible door
Aeapc u The fight
Gods Saints Gods saints are answer
ing in The night.
The hosts Of Heaven call clear the
note to charge.
The Cross shows hlood-rcd on D,rr
lady's Height.
Here rally the dead
Christ at their head
The blind eyes ah'azc, the captivcs at
large.
Tho hungry arc fcd
The armies "f earth and the armics OF
on this day Of days. uncountcd hu,
one.
Earth's little number. Gods hicr,rchios
seven.
With plumcs all a-toss
They bear NJ ih",rnss
In ii"h, "f the moon, in light Of Tho
sun,
Tho BATH" is done
Frances chcsicrton, in London Morn-
ing Post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
BAPTIST.

Pine Street.-The pastor Rev J. l..
ilutson. y. r.. will preach th:. mornim:
90 Always With Us" T,-njrnt nj;
subject will he The Blcss'umn Of ,;od's
House"
Leigh Strcct-Th" pastor Rev T. \.
Wicker. Will preach this morning on
our Future Ruler" To-nii;ht his sub
jet Will he "t Sinners Suit;ds'
first-Thc usual services viii hc con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev George w
Mcdaniel ~ H.
linrt"n Icirhts-rhc morning scr-
vic" Will be conduo<,d by the pastor
f"v. y. T. Rudd. - -. The annual
rtcetinG of the congregation will he
held this afternoon at o'clock No
evening scrvic,.
Grove \vcnuc-Eoth services will he
conducted by the pastor Hcv. w g.
James. ~ II.
Grace Strert-'rhc pastor. Rev. LLOYD
!, Wilson. Il. H.. Will preach this morn
ing on ~ New Years Resolution
Tonight his subject will he Seeking
the Lard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK
At Y. NJ. c. A. TO-DAY
"rhc Year: Past AMI Present" Will
BE Stuart's Subject az Mems
Meeting.
FREEMAN At RAILROAD CA.
TWO Concerts Will BE Held at SUI
prri"r Thcatpr for Benefit Of
Stricken Jews i'm pOland-New
Pastor to Preach.

Governor stuart Will address the
mems mcctiu: IN tn" Central Young
M"n;s Christian Association Audi,"rium
it is expected, an unusually large au-
di"mcc Will lie present. Ills subject
viii be The Year Past and present"
pr H. 7. N"koyama. Of japan. will
address the I:"ys' sunday Afternoon
club At 40 o'clock. Ills subject will
lac ~ Trip to Nippon. The speaker
Viii appear in the costume ri his native
land. and viii illustrate his lecture
with stcrcoptican views. The meeting
is open to ali hoys over ten years "f
a.".
pr douglas = Freeman viii speak
on New Year Resolutions and Achieve
mcntS" this afternoon 1T $40 O'Clock
at the railroad Young Mems Christian
Association. The meeting. which will
I've open To men and women. viii CON
'inu" for ono hour. Music. in Keeping
with the season. will he rendered.
ThiS afternoon =, o'clock and to-
night az o'clock there will he a con
cert at TIA" superior rhcatrr on Sixth
street. for tn" h"ncfit Of tn" relief nf
suT"rin. amou" icwS in Poland and
other PORTIONS "f III" war zone in t.u-
r"p". Several Interesting numbers have
h."n arranged. Including motion pic
lures and r"citatiors The concerts are
under tn" direction "f the local relief
committee
l;r'. /. w. smith, who succeeds lcv
W. 7 Hall as rnstor Of Emmanuel T;ap-
'iSt Church. Will conduct both services
to-day Mr. smith is a graduate OF
Eichm"nd College and the southern
: f;antist Th""l"gical Seminary. Louis
VILE.
". Reginald Walker. orranis, aul
ch"irmaSt"r. has hcen selected tn take
'harT" "f the must" q; tho Laurel
street Methodist church this voar
Under his direction tho work Of tho
choir is expected to loo greatly
strengthened.
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t'IiItISTINN.

shUlSIlNN.
seventh Strcrt-Thc pastor Rev. H.
H. 6. Maclachlan. l.. H.. viii preach
thiS morning on "AuothS, Chance" 70.
niiht his subject viii be WHATS I'm
Il Name"
t"wnrdin Nv~nur-rhe pastor Hoy
+. Wayne Long. will preach this morn
lnS on The Assets and Liabilities ~
IN" Church" Tonight his subject y.ill
hc The Ministry of Earnes,ncss
Turnover A>rnuc-'rhc minister. Rev
George w. kcmpcr. viii preach tins
morning on "a Look Backward" 10
night his subject will be ~ Glance
Forward.
Colonial Pinrr-Sundav school this
AFTERNOONS at $50 o'clock. followed by
preaching services.
Thir.I--rhc pastor. Rev. Roger Lamar,
Clark. viii preach this n,rnin. on
The High Mark" Tonight his sub.
icct Will Ice our Fathc,''
EPISCOPAL.
1t. rnmi's--i.itany ana Communion
service this morning at II o'clock.
when I;eN. Russell Bowie -. D.. The
rector. Will preach on The Judgment,
Seat ~ Jesus" Tonight his subject will
L." The GOSPEL "f st Mark the sccond
"t a series Of sermons on the books nc
tho Biblc.
IL.
Mason. - -, VIII admimis,er tjolv
Communion and preach this morning a.
II o'clock T"-nght. the assistant TO,
tor Rev. K; \, ,;""dwyn. Lr.. viii
i'reach.
ho'. rrinity-Thc rector. Rev J. !.
traNatt -. -. ana the assistant rector
i!eN. Thomas Y. Faulkner. will adrlin-
lister Holy Communion aud conduct
litanN scrvic" this mornm. ri II
o'clock. f.v"nin: prayer and sc~nou
At o'clock. Christmas music will he
repeated at tho morning service
81. Iamrs-lioly Communion and SCR
mon this morning at II O'Clock T:vcn-
ing PRAYER and scrmo nat SIZE o'clock.
sermon ~ both services by the rector,
Rev. g. frcrlaud Peter.
Al Snints-'rhc rector, gov !! Y.
bowman. VIII administer Holy Com
inHni"m this morning at II .'riocI<.
Afternoon service at o'clock Christ
mas music will bc repeated at the
morning service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

morning at II o'clock. aud tc-a,sht ~
y o'clock. 10y Rev. Il oylcr
brnnch MrmOrimi-rhC pastor Rev
w oliver Gordon. Viii preach this
morning on ~ 6ood ola Man and HAS
Son Tonight his subject will Lc
"tnauimously Resolved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
MISSIONARY MEETING
IS HERE IN FEBRUARY
big Convention Will BE Conducted
in Richmond by Rev. u.
Clay Lilly, ID. -.
CAMPAIGN IN CITIES or SOUTH
Fourteen Gatherings Rcgin This
Month and Will Continue into
March-Much Interest Found in
North and West.


''''>
ha''"hai mlSSi"htiy campaign now
sweeping through tho country viii hc
bo,I in so,,,bo,u o;,io
-,
'""o"'N' nc '''h'''"h" h'e'ine VIII
II" held in February OF the entire
schedule Of sev"nty-!ivc conventions.
tw.cnty-two have concluded their 500.
i ~
'''"9 ~
h''" haNe "'nh ~ cues "i the Fast
and Middle West IT the interest and
ut,,uhc- of jnI..,tcs IN ,bo c,ryo,,
80 ''''''H = d. S'""
rs in tn" North and West, tin" four
teen conventions IL the South viii be
among tho most notable rcliuious gath
erings ever held In this section or the
country
The Southern convention citios ill,
tho dates Of TIA. conventions arc as
follows:
Richmond. February 1915
Houston. Taxas. january Ia-.O 81
New Orleans. La January .3-,s
Jackson, Miss. January OPS "a
birmingham. Ala. January % to Feb
ruary >.
Atlanta. February - i
Columbia. :. G.. February g."
H. NiuGton Ky. February eos.
MaShNiii"' iohh. fehruarN !"-2h. =.
'f""'' r'"ru"'F 70
N,r'n
0klnhona CIV M,rch KS
For w,rfh N.rrh sra !,
- Va - "'"'' ""u 1919" "i'HS,oi'
- W" ~ Nc ~ '""''h'S' "hhh
Z" !" ~ Ho''h' are pr'n"''hs
W IN Il" ''''Nc b"r' III mes" con
"I''' !" "p'"'h P'aS'Ical re
S"''S ''''' 'h''" v" afternoons "uf-
~ ~" '''N VIII 'c "tN"te'i Il"
VI '"' ,'''"-"'H ny "choih- :
~. "'p'"f'S VIII n' put hr-
Wv ~ Wv '''''''''''''"' ""!'c'iN'S
KEN. ID. tIAN l.lLl.l. ID. -.
WILL. HEAD WnIti< MERE.
In most OF TN. cities on Tho scheduIc
for the South tho convention commit,
tees have been nam al and arr,nrc
mcnts are naiuc comnlctcd hv exe,u
live secretaries. who Will do tho ,c:iy.
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l\I'I'tlkIt\

UNITARIAN.
Eirst-The minister E,y Er,,t.
l'rhtt VIII preach this morning on The
Of christianity" lie will AID
Giess the adult liihIc class on The
EOok of Genesis
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re ioicc nvcrmorc." SAYS tho apostle:
lot your toy nc constant and durable:
Lot IL leave no opening through which
sorrow can penetrate; !or sorrow is tho
world under form which DISCUSSES
u tho most. !; is death with the APP
pearaucc OF life. jor is YOUR first.
your everyday duty; il binds YOU to
all other duties; il guards all your
treasure. Ever bc prepared TO or
pose II TO the sorrow OF the world. nay
more. 10 an excess o. rodly SORROWS
Nln"t
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cml.ISrIAN SCIENTIST.

first-lieeular services will 10 held
TINS morning. The subject will lie
God"
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Nothing is so hard and difficult AT
inns age as 10 overcome pleasures and
ollies.--Chrysost
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II is good To he children sometimes,
and never better than at Christmas
when its mighty Founder was a child
Him self.-Dickens
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w Charles w
the
II
f
n I the the
Sc Il Ig w.rn IL
direction
will
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Moral beauty is the basis Of all true
heauty.-Cousin.