The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-09-27
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
MOSCOW CHURCHES
SALVATION ARMY CHAPLAIN
AT BAPTIST CHURCH-IN
OTHER WORSHIP HOUSES

Adj Fred Anderson of the Salvation
Army will fill the pulpit at the Bapt-
! ist church at the II o'clock service
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Anderson is one of the heroes
of the great war. He was in active
service on the front line trenches for
Ia months. Was in the first battle
and then got into Metz before the
American troops. He was cited for
court martial for the same but later
was commended for his bravery and
fidelity to the troops and his ministry
to their comfort and was made a
chaplain of the regular army. 1t is
said that he has one of the most thrill
ing stories of the great conflict and
IN his own way, the way of real man
doing real work of helpfulness, he
will tell his story at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning. He brings
home his chaplain's flag riddled with
s,hrapnel and most Of his personal eff
fects carried on the battle field show
evidences of where he was. Toere will
be no special eff aring taken for the
Salvation Army drive at this service
but the purpose of the address is to
create interest in the drive The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Chaplain Anderson has been with
the Salvation Army for IS years and
he has an interesting message to de-
liver, which will be we'll worth hear
ing.
Union Revival Coming
The Methodist, Presbyterian, Bapt-
ist and Christian churches have united
in call for DR.. E. j. Bulgin, Phi. D.,
to come to Moscow in November for
a great tabernacle meeting. Plans
for such community movement
have been in process of formation for
several months. Last Sunday after
noon representative men from the diff
ferent churches met to confirm the |
of various committees
wEo will nave the great campaign IN
charge. j
The following are the committees
so far named and confirmed:
Executive-W. L. Payne, W. A. Van
rilborg, Prof. F. G. Miller, Clinton
Wilson, Dean Hamilton.
Building-E. X. Kroh, Prof. j. H.
Tonte, O. A. Benedict.
Finance.-W. A. Lauder, G. M. ia
,obson, H. Mather Smith, S. C. Will
Jams.
Music.-Dr. Boyd, Prof L. E. Long
ey, Prof. Phi. Soulen, George Baxter
Personal Work.-H. B. Mickey, Mrs.
!. N. Clarke, James Macpherson, E.
}. Clark.
A joint meeting Of the executive
oard and the ministers was held last
light with Dean Hamilton at the
saptist parsonage and various prob
ems were threshed out.
The Williamson building has been .
ecured for as days beginning Nov. 1, ..
nd work will begin soon to remodel ,
; for the meetings. :
DR.. Bulgin is one of the great !
igures in religious life in the United ;
tates today. He is native of the :
outhland and true to all her tradi- !
ons as a great orator He is also a :
,holar, wise, logical and convincing. =
is not difficult to secure an evang !;
list but it has required much time to !;
scure man of the type of DR.. Bull
in. He has responded to the call
'om Moscow and has given the month !;
{ November for this meeting. Pre- +
arations are going forward rapidly q
n his coming and great meeting is .
.ticipated. Il
Dr. Bulgin and party are in Texas O
is month. They spend October in s
oath Bend, Ind, and come to Moscow s
en- there. <