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The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
Minister Will TELL
If dead CAN return
Rev. J. K. Smyth to Answer Questions
at New Jerusalem Church.

DO the dead come back" is one Of the
questions which will be asked Rev.
Julian Kennedy Smyth, OF New York
City, following his lecture tomorrow
evening in the Church OF the New Jeru-
salem, Sixteenth and Corcoran streets.
He Is to give an address at s o'clock on
the subject. The Human Nature of
God" discussing the question Of the ap-
pearances of q dual personality of
Christ and God. He will offer a new and
searching solution of the difficulty, not
In any argumentative or technical way.
Of the evidences in the word Of God.
The speaker has promised to give a
somewhat searching answer to the ques-
ton regarding the return of the dead, as
raised by Sir Oliver Lodges recent book
Raymond" Many readers Of the book
will welcome an opportunity to hear 1t
discussed in detail by man Of Mr..
Smyth's ability and force. Other ques-
tions will be welcomed by Mr.. Smyth,
and explanations given of points concern
ing the teachings Of the Church Of the
New Jerusalem. Rev. Mr.. Smyth Is the
official head Of the Church of the New
Jerusalem IN America and a man Of ex-
ceptional power Of thought and speech.
This lecture Is the last of the series
given in this city during the Lenten sea-
son on the distinctive teachings Of the
New Jerusalem Church. Like the pre-
ceding lectures, this OF Mr.. Smyth's will
be given without charge, and everyone
will be welcomed at the church. A large
amount of literature for free distribution
has been provided.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
PATRIOTISM TO MARK
SERVICES At Church
Cosmopolitan Pastor to Urge Flock to
Be Loyal.

Patriotic services will be held at the
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, N street
between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west. at o'clock tomorrow evening. A
short sermon will be delivered by the
pastor, DR.. Simon P. w. Drew, subject:
What attitude should the colored people
take in the event of war between the
United States and foreign nations?'
Attorney John II. Wilson will render p
selection entitled THE Colored Soldier I"
Attorney Jabez Lee will be master o.
ceremonies.
In the morning DR.. Drew will preach or
War in Heaven. The union COM
mu7iOn service will be held at p.
n. The patriotic services will be helo
Urder the auspices of the National
EvanGeistic Ministers Alliance of Ameri-
ca md a citizens committee. An ap-
peal will be made to all the colored
rcopic in the country to line up with
President Woodrow Wilson in defense OF
'TeriCa. Invitations have been extended
TO tho Grand Army OF the Republic the
Spanish War Veterans the First Separate
Battalion and the public in general.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
CHURCH NOTES.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

of Colgate University. and a special ser
vice of patriotic songs will be conducted
by Percy s. Foster
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

prominent churches are desirous OF Sc
curing the convention and solemn mass.
Saint Dominics and Saint Aloysius. and
both are fully equipped with a church
and hall to accommodate all. On Mon
day night the place will be selected. and
from the fact that Saint Dominics is the
mother church OF Holy Name Society.
1t is believed that the selection will go
to that church.
The reception committee in charge of
the affair is composed OF the following:
John Hadley Doyle, chairman: Thomas
X. Gallaher, G. Francis Davis. Thomas
P. Rooney, Lawrence Mangan. William
A. Lusby, Thomas NJ. Harvey, William
II. Fitzgerald. John Curtin, Paul H.
Schultz, H. E. Brooks. James F. Lyon.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

John Grimm. P. A. Kersey. Charles An
derson. Frank J. Bresnahan. John T.
Smith. John 1. Jackson. Capt Harry
Walsh. John PolOni William A. johnson,
Giuseppe Balducci. Stephen J. Kelley.
Charles H. Burke. Robert 4. Dore. J. W.
Houchin. John Conner, Arthur F. Jes-
sup. Judge William H. DeLacy James T
Edwards. Capt Eugene C Edwards. r.
Fl. Hamilton. George p. Mangan, Harry
B. Chase, J. 4. Marceron
Michael J. DriscOll is chairman OF the
committee on decorations and will select
his assistants from among those af-
iliated with the organization in the
church where the mass and convention
will be held. The decorations OF the hall
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
BISHOP WILL DEDICATE
ROSEDALE M. E. CHURCH

Bishop w F. Mcdowell will dedicate
the ROsedsle NJ. E. Church Sunday after
noon. April s. at o'clock. Rev. ]. r
Edwards. District superintendent, will
conduct the evening services on that day.
Special services will continue during the
week. The following clergymen have
promised to be present.
Monday. 80 p. M. Rev. John Murray,
p. D.. pastor of Union NJ. E. Church;
Tuesday. 7:3O p. m. Rev. W. E. Burnett,
ID. D.. pastor of Foundray NJ. E. Church;
Wednesday. 7:3O P. NJ, Rev. H. D. Mich
ell. D. D.. pastor of Metropolitan NJ E.
Church; Thursday. 7:SO p. m. Rev. H. E.
Huddleson. pastor of Rosedale NJ. E,
Church: Friday. 7:3o p. m. Rev. G. A.
Luttrell. pastor of Lincoln Road NJ. E.
Church.
A woman is the patentee of a tele-
phone in which the receiver and trans
mitter are inclosed within a horn so
that it can be used several inches away
from PERSONS face without holding in
the hand.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
SECULAR LEAGUERS
TO DEBATE PACIFISM

The meeting of the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple tomorrow
afternoon at OIL lock will be devoted to
DEBATE ON the question, Resolved
That the pacific position, at this time
is iustifiable"
The affirmative will be maintained by
Louis p. Lechner and Miss Eliza betn
Freeman. of the Emergency Peace Fed
Grafton; w. V Mahoney. of the Anti
War League: Rev. J. F. Winchell, and
other pa fist representatives. The mega
tive will be maintained by John Z
Bradley and David Eccles. president and
vice president respectively Of the Secular
League. and other speakers. The meet
ing will be open to the public and will,
be held in the main hall of Pythiar
Temple
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31
SIXTY ARE CONVERTED
AT BAPTIST REVIVAL

Revival services have been in progress
at shiloh Baptist Church C'srtangers'
HomeD for three weeks, during which
time between fifty and sixty persons have
been converted. The. revival will con-
tinue through Easter Sunday.
tomorrow night meeting for men oely
will be held in the main auditorium ana
at the same hour a meeting FOR women
only viii be held in the basement Of the
church. Rev. DR.. waldron will prea CHI
to the men on the subject; Sowing wild
Oats" and Mrs. Alma J. Scott, presi-
dent Of w. c. T. u. No. 2, and Miss
n. q Thompson. will address the women.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

Mr.. Floyd Holland. evangeIistic super
intendent Of the c. z. Union, will take
tie regular church service at TennaIly-
town.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

\ new Junior c. F. Society has been cr-
Eanized at the Kendall Baptist Church
under the leadership OF Mrs. l. NJ Wal
ter.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

will be one OF the features OF the oonven-
tiOn.
The meeting on Monday will be he'd in
the school hail Of the Immaculate Con-
cepton Church at 8 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

Other Churches on Page Fifteen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

fortune 10 be Of one mind that this
&omanoG will NOT do because his wife.
who rules him, is not true Russian.
OH with the ezars heaG2 NO 10 is NOS
necessary, nor is i necessary TO elm
mate la6 EouanoIs. about whose line
cling certain cherished traditions.
1t used to be said that the Roman
offs were not B0urbonz. that thav Al
ways kept q step I'D advance al the
moving people This Nicholas
failed 70 live mp Is custom and the
penalty IS the loss OF his Official buf
not his physical head. Tin a revolution
q the ola style. the kind that has So
often been forecast for Russia. both
heads would have gone.
BUT this orderly proceeding in Petr0-
grad seems So unlike revolution If
there were short and not ugly word
TOT tae COUP G'etat of a democracy st.
would nj the case-New York sun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

I am soon to travel widely through
E very ursauitary district i was told
that Is would be wise to have she ser
um treatment ID prev emf. typhoid fever.
Bat some friends advise me that this
treatment is very dangerous. and Ek2-
~. to cause paralysis. VIII YOU please
give me Eour candid opinion. What
ever ruE saE- It'll 90. because Z have
always found your advice sound
a. " b
=ver-Tcur friends are probably
aatis ft isn't a serum, tt is oac-
tsriu-rhe killed bacteria ia measured
doses. Nature cures typhoid fever.
does she uot1 Many people have i
aud recover. thanks to natures help
How does she do it2 BY celebrating
in the blood OF the patient a substance
which is antid0tal TO the typhoid ba-
cIIus The typhoid prophylactlc is In
feCted as an ordinary hrp0dermlc IN
lection. causes mo more discomfort
lHau an ordinary lypodermlc, and
three doses are given ever an interval
of two or three weeks. II has been
given to millions of soldiers in Europe,
ro ali our own regular and militia
troops. and only with good effects. Ty-
phold fever win never get YOU if you
take fba vaccine pTopaylactlc.
Condensed Hilk Baby.
i feed my baby condensed milk She
weighs IL pounds al four months. But
she Is C0nsupated. and is restless in
her sleep Should I keep Il Up or
VIII you ten me something else To
feed harz A lady to a me that 81 ] rub
witch hazel uu her gums ever night
she viii NOT na sick when she cuts her
teeth Da sou recommend raise
IsIr5- j. e. NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22
The Daily Story
The Lost Key-By Esther Vandeveer.

So John went to the vestry door and
knocked not hearing an immediate
repIy ha opened the door and entered
All three Of the persons within stared
at him as an intruder. the clergyman
turning 10 do so.
"I'm looking" said John "tor the
rector oil the church There's "a man
dyin and wants him at once"
I'm the rector" said the clergy
man GAS soon as have married th5z
couple I'll go with YOU
II thought Dr. Brook was the rector
here" said John
"I am DIR. Brook.
"Eou DR. Brook <Cf a bit az A.
I've heard Dr. Brook preach many
time 7 know him we'll
WHATS that2' said tha woman
starting Isn't this DIT. Brook
'.Eo. miss Or. Brook is an older
and larger man than this gentle
man
~Uh. Henry" sac exclaimed re-
pr0acheully turning to the man aa-
side her. "yau have deceived me-
who are you. and why do won
come here at this time of uiEhtE7 saif
Henry ID the sexton augrtlE.
Well seem as there's H5 Hse .u
maxim any further pretenEe I'm taa
sexton or this church, and 7 came here
to find out what was go5n on Sd tHa
Festrw missed the key and sgs-
peclea somefhin' was wrong Jus.
now mas wife saw a light here. zo
tumhle5 ont o. bed and here Z ann
AIT this the woman turned 80 the
man she called Henry and, white with
anger. #aIds
"Eou villain You eautempH6 toEr
aE#g --
euEs objection to your marrying nae
This ls why Won must marry me clan
desfEuaIE. is it2 Don't ever let nae see
goHr cowardIy face again"
The man tried TO calm her. ha.
paying no attention 90 h.u she
stalEed out Of the veztry and aisau-
peared fu the darkness. Henry made
lunEa at the sexton but tine old man
was sprg enough to get out at tine
way and Henry rushed trou III.
vestrE. followed By the man FIN canon
IcaIa
Brown found the missing kew I1 tHa
vesLG1 door. and. locking up. he wen.
home and 70 bed
The next morning when be was Al
work in the church The lady or III.
evening before entered. The first john
knew Of her presence he 'elt arms
about his neck When tbs embrace was
over She eoId him her story. which
differed aut little from such cases. She
was girl without fortune. and tHa
man she was TO have married was 81
rich mans son. The man ll canon.
feals was q fake clergyman. She Ed.
milsed shat John had saved her from
p terrible fate. but she WAS unable I'D
reward him.
However. when the congregation or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

john Brown, sexton % Trinity
church. was about to so to bed, when,
looking at q hook on which the keys
Of the church were wont to hang be
noticed that the bunch did not look
so large as usual Going to the hook
he took down the keys and found the
one 80 the vestTy door missing
rrs,- -ez+~~, s.zr,,4 s7fz ve-=se if she had
+sl-ar - Lev md Sire sai8 she mad
not Ha7 i been stoTar2
"a. -s.-+ -t,t.-- -.,,-o~. ---.7.f 7,sv-s
- e.. -. - las. ms .
W $50 ne 80 - -
- -, - -. 49,
- r. T5ete - NJ 1-zr,+ No.
- - 80 - 80 j.,
Il Dl-4 1--N pl' - 'g.417 -
pL5ues al.1 o-a---.'-s - ne z.-'s y =,
-.
30 reasoning the sexton went 20
bed and 20 sleep thinking loat some
one had taken the key Tor ordinary
purpose ana LoEsotlea 70 P4t 7 ol.et-
En us place Inc CLOCK on tle GAHIe
tower was striking AZ W4en MIS-.
Brown awakened her husband.
There's Agal In the church
john she sand.
Brown bestlrTed hlBaelE and, iCoE-
ing out through window, true
enough saw dim light not In the
church, but in the TestrE. Ihlnk-
ing that, after all, there might he
thieves at work, he dressed himself
ana started Tor the cnurcn. "hiie
dressing ana on ms way ne JhousRl
what he should do on his arrival and
concluded 20 ee guided o- clrcum-
stances
OF reaching the EesfrE be stood on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22
Daily History Cfass-March p.

1868 - Cession Of New Netherlands
5NeW York1 TO the Duke OF York
BY Charles IL Of England.
1922 r. Rosa Bonheur French artist
born III Bordeaux. died 1899.
1o5@-Goerhe, German poet ana author.
died. born 174s.
l5l5-AustrIau fortress Of Przemysl.
which hsd been under siege since
October 1914 surrendered 10 the
cars army.
1876 Russians made heavy CAPTURES
II the drive ar D~5nsk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

gRnd Wants gbfraro.-zfura her
-a-.-+- ..--,. =, g,.,.-..-----+ s-o-, +-s
EAST some l1oAtA7 ago at-lte Di49- g"
Mary Thompson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Blrs H. II Thompson 1907 Ripley
street, has wanted to so back 10 Chi
cage. At O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
she started 10 walk down town. Hat
less and co8tIess. the child walked to
the Rock Island GHuUE and boarded a
train while the conductors head was
turned. About o'clock frantic
mother called the police and asked
their aid i'm locating their child. Short
~ after she had finished giving a de-
scrfution. q dagman walked into the
station with the child in his arms 81
want to 20 to Chicago" she told the
police tsarfulIv. The conductor Of the
train. ACCORDING to- the ehiI8rs story.
didn't notice her until they were we'll
down i'm the west end Yards. Then he
stopped the train and put her OF. The
aaEmau picked her UP minute or two
7-ra- and s.erf- Fa-- +- ra =Ha-7-sz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

CHORDS I'D
ID 1 S c o r d s

THE central girl is not always TO
blame when Won fail 30 get your mum
Der as promptly as you believe you
ought Did sou ever witness a family
/ argument over which one should an
swer the teIephoue2 Or perhaps you
+ have yourself been 2 party 70 one Of
these little scenes that are frequently
enacted In the homes o. our best fam
ilies-
AMERICA. we are huucaed is now
la q state OF war. Hearing which, do
YOU feel any more in q. mood to 60
hence and destroy than you did last
week. II you do. a. good way 10 calm
your excited nerves would be TO have
friend wife specify the carpets that
are fa need Of q beating and get busy
on them with your little fail when
you return home from the Office this
evening. q carpet viii wear You
down TO such q fraZzIe. IL YOU give il
half a chance. that YOU won't care
what state your country is In just SO
Il hash gone completely off its troll
ley
WE heard fellow complaining
loudly on @ street ear the other day
against the muiCttug Of the people by
the federal government through the
income tax levy, the total a. which
this year viii he approximately $780,
coo GOO On inquiry we ascertained
that the protesting citizen was living
of the labor Of his wife and daugh-
ters.
MISS Daisy Odan. aside from Civ
/ ing efficient service as tri-cIty pas
senger ageut for the Burlington rail-
way. also is proving a valuable pub
ljclrE asset Of the corporation, and
in reality ought TO be drawing two sal
aries one for her work and another
for the free stuff she gets written about
herself in the national magazines, for
the publication cant very well men
tioD her name without Identifying the
company by which she is employed.
II should not be inferred from this
That Miss oden is q seeker OF uotori-
ETY. ON the contrary. she rec0lls from
IT, #e are iu position 20 testify 80
this fact because II was we who were
charged with the task of obtaining her
photograph for Golfers W Weekly short
- after announcement Of her appoint
neuG to the place she is now Hl]iug.
She was then and still is. SO far as
known. the only woman passenger
agent in the United States. When we
Hrsr asked MISS 0deu for her photo
she biusaed. which was perfectly nat
uraI for one OF her sex TO do ia the
circumstances. for when man tries
to get g Womau.s picture she is seized
by O. variety OF emotions. However,
when we warned Miss 0deu chat we
would secure this picture either by
fair means OF foul and explained to
her that 1t was not we. but a national
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22
Street Car nnmaar--

street Gar l0medys
Won see the burlesque show the
other night. BIIT7"
i understand there were some good
Wei. there wasn't much left "a. the
imagination
THE American relief committee
warns rs not 10 go 10 London unless
we are rich. Thus knocking in the
head plans we had already under way
for passing @ few jolly months in the
popping old town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
anyway
DOCUMENTS dug up ia the archives
o. Genoa show that the expense of
discovering America was exactly
$1,000. Ny. how things have changed.
Nowadays we hear OF an occasional
spendthrift burning up more than
that amount in discovering one street
down in New York.
COUNT Won BernstorfE announced
that when he reached home he would
prepare & story of the Germanic plot
tG press Mexico and Japan into q war
against the United States. Bernie. il
would appear has been seized with
writer's Cramp since his arrival i'm
dear old Berlin
A WAGON load Of potatoes passed
west or Second avenue shortly after &
o'clock this morning. There were two
men uu the seat one driving the team
and the other acting as lookout to
guard against attack. Where did YOU
spend the nigdC2 inquired a citizen.
"a a-r E- g. H4.- E-=-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

Clea1 the sidewalks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-22

THE central girl Is not always 70
blame when Won fail 30 get your num-
Der IS promptly as you believe you
ought Did you ever witness family
argument over which one should an
swer the teIephoue2 Or perhaps you
have yourself been party 70 one Of
these little scenes that are frequently
enacted In the homes o. OUR best fam
ilIes
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-11-08
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS

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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs, William Harmer are
down from their home in the northern
part OF the county near Rowland.
Isaac Griswold, formerly county
commissioner. is down from his ranch
In Starr Valley on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riordan and
Mrs. Thomas Stinton of Mountain
City are in Elko on a business trip.
J. NJ. Taber left today on No. 19 for
Reno to attend meeting of the state
pharmaceutical board of which he is
the secretary.
Quite a number were out last night
to see Oscar Streeter's little plant for
the extraction OF oil from shale in
operation. While Il is just a small
concern ID demonstrates that the oil
can be extracted by a very simple
process and at slight cost.
: Superintendent Milne of the Kearns
Ranch on the North Fork is an Elko
visitor today. Mr. Milne has been do.
ing extensive improvements during
the past several months. Large ma
chine houses, dwelling. and other
improvements have been made Twen-
ty.six of the finest blooded bulls that
could be purchased have been placed
on the ranch and one hundred and
twenty-five heifers are expected scoa
The splendid work being done on this
ranch will encourage Others to make
improvements.
An insanity complaint was filed this
morning against Charles Holland, one
Of the highly respected pioneers of
this place, and this afternoon he was
examined by Doctors Eby and West,
who pronounced him insane. For some
time past Mr.. Holland has not been
in an entirely normal condition. and
last Sunday he was found to be suffer
ing from Authorizations of serious
character He is not boistrous or
violent and 1t is hoped that he will
recover his normal condition. The
old gentleman has many friends who
sincerely regret his condition and who
hope that he will soon be himself
again.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-11-08
THINK OF OUR DEAD


In view OF the fact that the first OF
the Americans have lain down their
lives in the blood.drenched fields OF
the Flanders the following lines. writ
ten by "Bni Singer" in the Los Aan.
geles Herald, are singularly Appealing
and should arouse to action the many
of our home-people who regard the
struggle in which we are engaged with
such passivity and who are doing moth.
ing to help America attain its end:
Think Of our lead,
Ye who temporizoa
Think OF our Dead,
We who criticize
Think OF our Dead,
Their noble sacrifice.
Their lips are dumb--the laughing
eyes are stark
Upon their fair young forms Deaths
cruel mark
All sprawled they lie where rains de.
soend.
Their faces turned up to the sky. II
In the end.
But they were proud to die-they
loved their land
And gladly went TO Dcatl, at her com.
mand
And we who stay at home' God make
us worthy OF their sacrifice
We folks who sometimes fire. aud
criticize
Help US to burn up selfshness IN glow.
ing flame OF zeal
And coDsecrate our lives and oil unto
our countfy's veal.