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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20
Public Deceived By The Press.
ARGUMENTS or U. S. SENATORS AGAINST
WAR SUPPRESSED BY THE PAPERS.

editorial columns. These are not the
ones whose blood will be shed on
the battle fields Of Europe or this
continent, Mr.. President. Our soldiers
are the men In IllInols who are now
beginning. at the southern end Of
the State, 20 follow the pillow, prcpSr
Ing for the seeding Of the spring
crops. They are in the great Statef
of the West, the railroad men, wha
take their trains out every morning
ON engine and in car. They are tho
ones who work In the shops and this
mines. the men of sturdy character
of heroic mold. whose ancestors laid
the foundation Of empire 100 yearl
ago. They are the ones whose red
American blood win be shed In tor
rents because somebody wants ts
convoy armed ships laden with wal
supplies across the Atlantic, through
the line of German submarines. and
sell their product In q market whert
the allies need 1t. .sr..." - Congress
sional Record pages % and 26).
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srIdufio-bfcibt's tpie's lit.

ii Mafhinafon hereitpiaiqTt aiafbt, Sic DerIenftng 0eg
NlpferS paaepnqutn" lei fem RriegsGrmn0, bari 0esbalb
~oeoeitt meroeL bob Ole Ser. St0oten ben ariegs.
A IeDenIhoftIiH, ODER tueuiger Ipltenntiihs nnb einetn
BrOgrmnnL ~nerfoIgen. @ordnfig ~oIeroings bleibts
MIgoaufn mont alter Noitp~ iagen bic inipfrierteH Bel.
~1hinqtoa bot bereits ben Eeeteu SdrItt getnr, Der rl0giih
:r griegscrfldrung iberSugebea idgen nnaere, Die 0en
Y AHnig berbeiiebnen i1o ptnen ionteA mas brnter Den
gebt.
i~eOenfoIs onb Sic Counting gemeIoete gerIntung BON
seleu Guupfern an Der sesenDdrtigen 9age Hi6ts onoerrt
shbene Der Megier11ng 9anEefebenOe ffh 1ubern, bop Der
sks8ongreB nod Dor Dem 16. Qpril %einberufen miro. Nor.
I9fs. 0erieIbe nod nidts anri6er b~erlarten laieny Oh er etaer
NIT 5a ltuternebuIen geOentt, un0 es lit aud iebr froglih
a5TssS5irO.
gsHeB mo MIR Ser onefu. bat oos gfeht. arieg at e%rfIdren.
6er S0rH megea ~irnmerbnL rdht nnBer aft geRBt neroert.
m Nubitaben Der &erfafiung f~Denigftens berubren. limo III
asat nl Die S9rltte ttr. mag MN Der GongreB o0er pas
gssbr nidt reht fuoIen1 ben Gprtng iiber Die v@reat Gibioe"
Z rnadea metrn efme anoere @obI nidt nebr geloleu tit.
Iadt, gaHs 10 einfnh. me es Die GtIis aiens baben, buben
sIk M1dn baDabrt m~enigItenS ben Shefns Dab bel inns os
GesbaLb foIgt China nns, bonn mir iino alrerifa, I'm AB-
p~aprfntifhut ge5ie9tnlgen. GeSbalb ober CAB eblnG ifatt
F%t fiji binter Ybrnfr1 bon 9unnnitnt 81 berftefer, audi gang
ia e. fh nm 0ns 0ol0, I'M gdub 0eutlhen Snnoels bdnole,
s6an0eIsIMiFfe III ben 81fen, un0 beaueIae 8lriidueiiuug elmer
'amt sUd MliTipnenl China bot nidt notig, eIt nod longe
AmndrHD 0en Gintritf IN ben areg sn r%eftferti9en
nas0gIn nn1erg. ziriEiiertpr. I'M Gimme Der Culture. lin
~HoaSten 1bonas 1Rariboa 81 aiteren ~ st Mil come
sa0Ee Der Jpete 3iener oes ~IouOeranen Bottles, 0er 8t5epraiioent,
Der Brdi0ert entiheioet, D1b Der Grieg erflart mer0gl ioa-
Nise@rdf0gHt rif1ts nn0eres ureinen forrl ns bob Der Son.
III bolenss Dr gntiheioung ~gebOriuuut @isbrud geben miB,-
de ioIhe N1n{ie BON Eatafe1 benz Gongreb DorlegeH, DB Os
Ne @olf feline NfIbht fdr Dor fh baben miro
Der Nrniibenf entiAie0en bat BOB eS an Der Bet iL ben arteg
era Ill grfIargnl Ser baute nod fb benz @Ianben btHei6t, naB
IT 1er aI. Gta0ten III ben arieg df Seiten Der aaiiertea gu
let. Der febt Htht bic 8ei9en an Der Nonb. gs gilt MIR
hseIes Gtatrptem berbin0ern fonn: Ger 6rie0e In naernlhfer
C6er letters guufhIau0s Elm Qufgeben Der n~agootarieefnb-
ri benz Ron lnnger &nu0 DOrberetetet @rttb Die geuunidte Sc
AeInes h0n bei0en 1T AT e~rDarteT.
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WFHVFTEFV4
Scr MarSinirm brniiit oiirh MilB'
lambs weite 8Iiiren
Der @eiit aer Greibeit foIste Icinen
@pltren
Gn8 goIf erlnndt oelualtia, rleleIls
arob;
Der gutofrat. er tunrO BON Tbrcr
bertriebcu.
@ldnst icet I'M aeuBenrei@ Die glOr
r0tbe2
lln0 beiBt es nidt mie einftmdls
ioqte Goethe:
.Gen g6ien fino mir log,
Gas @oie lit aebLieben@2
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mi4tiec uOtisl

Daau Idife t0e in giIber ober
griefmorfen fir nniercH fesseif
Griihiobt. un6 Sommer. aotnEoa Der
iber $50 glbbilo1ngen ertba1 fir
5raaerL iange M1O9en utlo ain0er
nebit einem eingeben0en itn0 CT.
~florenoen artifel iiber 0os aIeiber.
MAIDEN au9 einige Minfe fir Sfihe
sltm NGben GinD entbnlten. $50 Sill.
5trotionen) 4ae bon eroBem @erk
SasIids Omaha Sribaas,
8nttern Sept,
1911 SuwarO Sty Gmabn, Ns5x.
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GetitaI bOH gmeIita @Gai.garei,
Sopraniiin,

MeeitaI buH ameIita @aaisgarei,
SopranitiH,
ant Gonnerstng ben %. M1ra, 8.f5
abenos, I'M g0po Tbeater. 8egIei
teH0e GiinftIer: Mdnnel gerenguer,
5iotih: 0omer 6dmuels, 9ianiit.
Program.
1. al Caro- mic ben ..-..- Giordani.
b1 Per Ia gloria ........ B0nocini.
2. al Vol che sapete from lie NOz-
re di Figarol ....... Mozart.
b TaranteIla NapoIitana .Rossini
lin I~talian1
3. Bell Song from Lakne ~ n tia
Iian-with flute obligated Delibes
4. - Menuet de Martini;
b Les Juinze ans De Rosette;
Cd Au bord de- la Fontaine;
Pastourelles du XVIII Steele
aEee accompaniment de We
ckerlin.
d ChaEson de SoIyeig =. Grieg.
q Bourbonaise lfrom Manon Les
caut (in French Auber.
S. ~ Pastorale FranseiIa.
b Menuet ....... Debussy
e) Danse de- Ia roupee fMr. Be-
renguer1 *.. Debuszy.
9. 81 Little Derry . SeppiiII
b Maiden's wish -... Chopin.
q Las Careelares .-..-- chapI
(n SPANISH
z. Mad Scene from Lucia with
flute obligatel ..... Donizetti.
chickering Piano yerwendet
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es bes0bIt nd1 n 6en ~REoI
FHsierten Naseisea Der Erifiinq ~
n1lfnntigref.
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oerbiente li6 in jeoem Sais- Maebr~
s~infoIten einen Nlob oIs SiIfsmitteE
qeaen 2eioen uno Ghmer5en.
Qringt ifnea obne Meiben eth uii0
[in0ert cos 2ei0en.
HeinIiher un0 tpirfiamer dlB
Idmierige 8flaiter uno Snibm; be-
Ihmuet Die @aut niht.
SIR Mbenmafismus, 9fenraTaik. Nidt @sxfns
fnnb, gerrenfiiHaen .sslb Beritnu9Iinqea 1eDs
penbet SI0dn's Eminent.
Bet ellen SruesiIten, Dr. 5ot tIl6 $1.U0.
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|Eiq. 6a iiG bns bur1 eeeisnete 1or-
HdfsnT0Bregelu ~berbfa0ern lIebR
GlirdD annaFnse pon gapieren Der
MaiierIet werDe fem eefHuoes, ION:
0efm Ella mnQeInn0es @eihdf &C.
iMniferL on e. ssr GtimuIierlsng
|D0n Sn0u1frien 0ielte bic feffle 0nu-
II hnhefr mernen. Mif Der 4eenoi.
nAula 0es arieges iDer0e bic arieas
|fn6mitrie erIof6en. Cine bgbel1teisb
before @erfuerDlita fuifroeig bic
ManfdFfiben IN Den Qdnoeru finbeu
|in0 mr. einen 0a1ernOen AuBarban,
|6eI nlII5nbnueu miinidem.
slrn erlipB an s. 9ldrs bic Me.
|borbe eth Gdreihen. morin fie chen
b6aigen 8nx5eI6aun Idldet. and d.
|ies f~pioerraft. mas iie borbeE ge
Eiosf bnE Gle lpriHt bon Ser SLOT.
iofeik ben Sau1eL 81 untgr
hgu re ffitger de uS8eIlmo
maA[ x ned ltageIulls
nls q porber mar
Rga ben @efabren
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
PARENTS REASSURED
Dr. tdrop Snys Army influence. md
Camp Life win Not
Spoil Boys.

Eer r T. iidrop. u. u. chaplain Of
the Forty-scvcnth New York Infantry
"' i;rookJyn. has issued a statement in
winch he seeks tn rcaSsure parents
VINO nelieve that service in the arnv
nay. or National Guard cXer,s a per
nici"us influence OH young men and
who fh that reason have opposed their
sons eniisting. DR.. Edrop's statement
rs n defense OF the service and he he
lieNcr that instead Of working injury.
enlistment III tho defense arms ~ tho
nation is bound in most cases TO exert
Il helpful influence on young mcn. His
statement says:
The efforts that have been made for
Inc uphuldinS of the bodies of the
boys who respond TO their country's
call 10 the colors are well known. The
contrast between the round shouldcred
thin chested recruit and the well-set-up
soldier Is picture familiar TO every
one The work of character building is
li;'le known.
The Chaplain's concern is with the
morale of the troops. The word morale
in this sense means from n military
standpoint the mental attitude OF the
soldier toward the tasks that confront
him. The word morale TO the chaplain
means more than that. Il means the
morals of the soldiers. 1t is the chap
lain's duty to see that the Influences
surrounding the men arc such as help
them morally. The matters OF their
reading. their recreation. and their
comfort--ai these are the chaplain's
province
The chaplain does not stand in the
relation Of minister OF his own par
ticulac creed. He stands as a minister
OF religion. lie breaches the broad
creed OF love Of God and the brother
hood % man. To this creed there can
he no objection on the part OF the adj
herents OF any faith. The important
i thing from the chaplain's point Of view
l. that here shall not be an absence Of
rells ioua teachings, that men shall not
! lose sight OF the greatest truths in the
world simply because they are respond
! rG 10 the nromptiuss OF patriotism.
No mother need have fear that her
son VIII be surrounded by influences
that Will spoil her boy. Let him come
10 the National Guard. 1t viii develop
her boy into man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
HOLDING TENT MEETINGS
BnptistH Paving Way for Organizing
New Congregation on Fulton

Ten years ago the isaptists started
q church on Fulton Hin. but for some
reason did not give IL the ncccssary
support. aud for a long time the host
Of IIaptisis in that territory have been
without Il church Of their faith 4, is
now proposed to begin again.
The Baptist Council OF Richmond has
pitched big tent on williamsburg
Road at the corner OF Powhatan Ave-
nnc and is holding - ten: meeting with
Rev. II. l.. Jones. Of Portsmouth. doing
the preaching. The Fulton BAPTIST
Church is cooperating heartily. and its
members are attending in large num-
bcrs. The pastor. Rev. W Thurt,Irn
Clarke, is on. OF the leaders ia the
meeting.
There have been a large number of
converts since tho meeting started. 1t
Is proposed that IL the interest JUS
tflrs ill., an organization he formed at
the close OF the meeting looking to-
wards formation Of new baptist
church.
Some time last year the Baptist
Council secured three lots Upon which
the tent is now stretched looking 10
the time when nav work should be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
BAPTIST.

First-Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. n
H.. the pastor. will preach at II o'ci,.ck
this morning and 4: p'cIocH This
evening.
s-cond-Rev. T. CIagett Skinner.
ID. D.. the pastor, will preach this
incoming on "Superahoundlng Grace"
and this evening on christian Euui-
iibrium.
Grove Avenue-Rev. W James,
ID. D.. the pastor. will preach day
90 both morning and cvcn:I's serv!c, :
Grace Street-Rev. Frederick w.
Bulls. ID. D., Of Massachusetts, Will
preach to-day 1t bo'h morning and
evening services.
Pine street-Rev. j. Il. Hutson. D..
D., the pastor. Will preach this morn
ing on self Examination" and this
evening on "a Remarkable Man"
Leigh Street-Rev. J. j. Wicker. d.
D.. the pastor. will preach at IL o'clock
this morning on Reception of Now
Members" and at s. o'clock this even
ing on Mr. Crowned King"
Burton Helghts-ReV \. B. Rudd
-. d., the pastor. will preach AT IL
o'clock this morning on Christ in The
Midst of His Own" and at S:i5 o'clock
this evening on "rhc Ravases Of Sin"
North sidc-Rev. Perry Mitchell. the
pastor. will preach this morning ON
Establishing New Relations" and this
evening on THE Transformed Sword"
BouIevnrd-Rev Francis Lee Albert.
the pastor. will preach this morning on
Some Short Stories" and this even
ing OH Building Up the Church"
,Ginter Park--Rev. r. h. Ray. -. D.,
will preach at IL o'clock this morn
ing. There will be no evening ser
vice.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
Ml:IHODISI.

,n,.,p ,x - s, r. :,
,, -. lii
~; - ~"
In,in,, NJ, - ''iS
.,rn,nn ,.,ii 10 .:,t ,=
gaous Leader"
r,-L ,.,,... 10, : -. tI,t, :,
II nf ,.,nd,,Inh- N,'.n, .',,,..,o IN
preach a, II O'Clock Tins morning and
Rev l. II. Potts. T. T.. a, 81. o'clock
this evening"
uro.d s,rc.,-r., y 81 r,., -
M viI nrc.,h -, ~ o.i,t' - -, ',,'.,
inc .ni rc, Er.a - -
nlStor. at SIS o'clock mi. ry.u,n.,
The evening sermon vii; bc tho bac-
calaurcatc sermon 10 ;ae class of i?i7
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I'Hi;::SH1 TERRAIN.

Fir,t-ReN +. I. Mvt'adcn. D. D.
the pastor, viii preach at II oc,oci;
this morning and at O'Clock this
evening.
second-ftcv. Russell Cecil, - D.
the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning and at O'Clock thi.
evening.
Grace EpNennnt-I;cv j. Calvin
stewart. II. -. the pastor. viii preach
al II O'Clock this morning and at s:l5
o'clock this evening.
W~stminster-Rev George w crab
tire" Viii preach AT IL ociock this
morning. and Rev J. Il; Way!and at
S:l" o'clock this evening Rev. j. Y
Fair. the pastor. viii preach to-da :
the b..ccaiaurcatc sermon at Saligbur Y
College. salisbury. \. g.
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Boys club >nme. omccr..

officers Of the Boys Hy-Shy-Ny Clul
of the Central Young Mems Christian
Association have been elected to serv,
until November |. AZ follows: J. With
tlary. Jr.. presidents. Henry G. S. Pat
tcrson. vicc-prcsident: Robert McCar.
roll rctary-treaSurer: Archie Gray
assistant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Carson
] amer. stcreopticon operator, and Sam
u"l X. Mckee. .lr.. assistant operator
The club holds weekly meetings in thu
association building on Sunday after
Moons. The age limits are ten to seven
teen years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

sleep. II is addressed to every reader
and nearer of the word of God. That
appeal smote the great Augustine and
rent the darkness in which he walked.
II nunE him upon his knees and
changed him into the greatest expo
nent Of Christian doctrine the world
has, ever seen.
], has wrOuEh: countless CONVEX
sic MS. II has shown men the folly and
til. crime OF selfish. sensual lives they
were leading anL has inspired them
IL put of the works Of darkness and
array themselves in the armor OF
light. We are not like other men. We
know the meaning Of life. "B. not So
licitous. says our Lord. what YOU
shall eat or where with YOU shall be
clothed. After such things do the
hcaihen seek. Seek We first the king
dom of God and Justice" The Lord
does not demand that we ignore the
great questions Of :ocd. shelter and
clothing. but He tells us not TO become
absorbed in them. He tells us to be
anxious about the course we are pur-
suing and 10 be ever watchful that
VIC do not depar, from that course
which leads to heaven.
Now, we have often heard this call.
Tut most of US have no, needed il,
We may have reused ourselves foI a
moment or for while, but soon we
'"ll asleep again. That is why Their.
arc 80 many barren ns trees in the
world. That IL why so NAM heart,
ar, spiritual deserts
IL MEN WE'RE HONEST
WITH THEMSELVES AND GOD
walk honestly, as in the day." saws
-, Pau1. oh, If men would only be
honest with themselves and honest
with God! II they would only examine
their motives as they examine their
titles they would sec their faults and
hate them. They would really repent
and change their whole manner OF
living. The Kingdom OF God is stand
ing still because the children OF the
ins for man. but they are not work
ing for God The enemy never sleeps:
night and day he tolls 10 lead US away
from God. He has tens Of thousands
of agents. With tirelcss energy they
arc using peas aud presses. pIlpi,s aud
platforms. plays and pictures TO OBJ
Scurc truth and corrupt morals And
all the while tho children Of light are
sleeping Let US, then. arise from
sleep. lie, us regulate our own lives
and then no All We can 20 check the
tide Of evil that rises about us We
are our brothers Keepers We must
cnlichten the ignorant and help the
weak ling We must carry the spirit
Of our Master into our houses and our
shops We think and act as becomes
those who have seen the Lord. who
know His Ways aud uho are earnestly
striving TO build up His Kingdom
such a life viii purify our spiritual
vision. and ii viii help us 10 under
stand tho mystery OF Christmas I,
viii enable US to understand the ex-
ultant cry Of Isaiah. Arise. lirh; thy
lamps. . Jerusalem. for thy light is
com. and tho glory OF the Lord is
risen upon thee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
REV. u. H.. Melton. Formerly of Rich
...- mond, TO Build New Church
In Baltimore.

Under the leadership OF Rev. u,
II. Melton. their pastor. who was
formerly OF Richmond. tho congreca-
ton of Twcnty-hfth street Christian
Church. Baltimore. has prepared to
build AN imposing new church. and Will
lay the corner at O'Clock this
afternoon. Mr. Melton was pastor for
sixteen years OF the old Marshall street
Christian Church. Richmond. which has
since been merged with lianov er
Avenue Christian Church The new
rhurch viii be AN addition to the pres
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y. ~. q. =.
NentrnI HuIiuinr-A. Y Russell

tentrni HniiJinr-A. V. Russell Will
cad the discussion of the subject
Doing aud Squirting Others to DO at
The meeting in the lobby Of the aSIocia-
non building at $50 o'clock this after
noon % Winpo Russell VIII have
charge OF the singing. Rev. X L.
MANNERS. II missionary home on :, fur
Tough from China. will speak at the
boys meeting ut 80 o'clock this after
noon. and viii show Hfty colored lam
,crh slides OF scenes in China. 4 coll
lection Will be taken for the suunort
or W. J.. Mills. the missionary in China
aided by contributions Of the Richmond
association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Doctor, when you wish to prescribe a true
tonic and blood builder, one that puts the
II into the blood and nerves Try Nuxated
of metallic iron. without success; ii you have
set stGnlachs, hardened, tied-up secretions,
suggest, try NuXated iron. NuXated Iron
lutte guarantee OF success or money refunded.
!. Schuyler G. Jaques. Visiting Surgeon OF ST.
'ward James, late Of The Manhattan State
Physician Brooklyn State Hospitals Dr. A. r..
Chicago, former House Surgeon jefferson
:, New York Physician and Medical Author.
the use Of two five-grain tablets three times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
SPECIAL TO PHYSICIANS:

real stay there" strength and youthful Wig
Iron. If you have been using the old forms
had patients complain of discolored teeth Ii
ETC., from the use Of metallic iron. again we
will be furnished by any druggist on an abs
1t is highly: endorsed by snch, physicians as D
lNli?:abeth's Hospital, New York City: DR.. II
Hospital Of New York and formerly Assistan
Newman, late Police Surgeon of the City of
Park Hospital, Chicago; DR.. Ferdinand Kin
and others. In most cases physicians direc
per day after meals. ..,st, - IL, gt <, =
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tIiRISrl.t y.

p seventh Strcet-ftcv. NJ f. Porter
%: ;nc American sibie Society will
preach this morning. Henry W. An
dcrson VIII deliver an address this
evening on the American Red Cross.
townrs.in ivenuc-Rev. John A.
Tate. the pastor. will preach AT II
o'clock this morning on Tn. Carn;,l
Man and at s:la o'clock this evening
on How Man Is Like God"
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FIVE

CIT structure aud the entire plant VIII
be Valued at more than 100000 wheI
comr'eted. The main auditorium Wiz.
nave seating capacity for 6pO people
and there will he accommodations 10,
sunday school OF 1000. Port De-,
post granite will he the material OF
the new church. In addition to the au,
dit"rium and sunday school auditorium
there viii he twcnty-two classrooms
parlors. cloakrooms. Il nursery and
Kitchen.
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LIIfii;It.$ y.
First r:nslI.h E:,nnrelIcul-Th. :,

First EnSllsh ENnnEcIIcuI-The an
nual childrcn's Day exercises Of tn"
Sunday school viii H." held at II
O'Clock this morning. y. l.. Sage Will
speak. The usual service for children
will lac held ~ 400 o'clock This after
noon. when Rev. J. j. Schcrcr. Jr.. the
pastor. VIII speak on "a Fish,
bethlehem E,anEciicnl-Tev Fred
III. MeuSchke. tho pastor. will preach
This inornins on Mysteries OF the
Christian Religion. ana tins evening
on The First Bcatitude."
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ing against use Of meta!lic
iron fohica may injare the
teeth, corrode the stomach
and do far more harm fhan
good; advises use of only
nar0ted iron.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. Pnui's--Rcv. w. Russell Bowie.
D. D.. the rector. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on 1.-The Spiritual
Significance Of the Military Registra-
ton" and at Sis o'clock this even
ing on "Why We Are at War"
FuItpp-Rev. w. Thorburn Clark, the
pastor. will preach to-day at both morn
ing and evening services.
". Jsnes-Rev. G.. Freeland Peter.
the rector, will preach at II o'clock
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SALVATION ARMY.

William byrd Tnrk-Thc service at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Will be in
charG" OF tomuaudant Elmer John
son. ass;Stcd by Captain 4. Xollcrs and
Cadet Mice Reed. The regular service
III the auditorium on Seventh street
viii br held AT SIS O'clock this even
ing.
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UNITARIAN

First-Rev. Frank Pratt. the pastor.
will preach at II O'Clock this morn
mG on The Call of the Nation" and
~ o'clock this evening on Getting
Blessings Out Of the Hard Things Of
Life"
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ti)N E\rISI'.

LIE md id,rnt-E:ldcr James IIowle
"itt sneak at II O'Clock this morning
on TIC Parable Of the Ten Virgins"
an" ~ CLOCK this evening on "Figur-
ing on Futures
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First faUrch Of Christ. ScienfIst-The
regular service Will he held Al !;
ov!"ci; TINS morang. The subject Will
"c Ancient and Modern N"croluancy
Alias Mes!nerism ami Hypnotism, De-
nounccd.'
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FirSt-B. 6. Peace viii preach at s
o'clock this evening; -" "'rhc Outcomers
From the Great POPULATIONS
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pr. u. K. Anderson. of Richmond COL
lcSe. WEI give 4 patriotic lecture this
morning in the 'hilathca room OF Monu
ncut Methodist Church ut the Sunday
school hour on the subject. 'Our Cause
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INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS

SticT Iiali-The regular services will
pe mel" nj u o'clock this morning and
CLOCK This afternoon. W. L. Kruger
VIII lead the service this morning. and
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started and Baptist church built on
the heights.
Visiting ministers taking part in
Guide Rev. George ". Mcdaniel. -, D..
Rev. j. l.. Nicholas and Rev. W L..
Gibson. Rev. G. r. Arcndal secretary
OF tn" BAPTIST Council. has charge OF
The.
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your food by using some form Of organic
IRON, just AZ you would use salt when
your FOOD has not enough salt.
AS have said Il hundred times over.
organic iron is the greatest of all
strength builders II people would only
take Nuxated Iron when they feel weak
or rundown: instead Of dosing themselves
Win hHhit forming drugs. Stimulants and
ticonohc beverages, am convinced thai
IN thls way they could ward off dis
ease, preventing it becoming organic in
,nnuS:tnuS OF cases and thereby tn,
ives or thousands might be saved.