Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

How the church can cooperate with labor in solving the labor prob lem" will be the subject of an ad dress by Samuel Gompers, President of the Federation of Labor, before the Lutheran Ministers Association of New York City at luncheon to be given at the Hotel Astor.
 The Lutheran church, the third largest Protestant body in America, is earnestly endeavoring to do it's part to close the breach now exist ing between capital and organized labor MT, Gompers' point of view and counsel will be received with attentive interest by churches of all denominations.
 Before sailing for England. Com mander Evangeline Booth will de liver a message from the Salvation Army to the people of the United States at meeting tomorrow which closes the sessions of a congress of the Salvation Army which convened in New York City October 18th. F
 The Rev. Ms A. Aubrey, M. A, pastor of one of the largest and most historic churches in England, has arrived in this, country to pro mote plans for a joint celebration of the coming of the Pilgrim Fathers on the part of the British and American churches. The Free churches have taken up the project any many of the ministers of the Church of England, while not off cially connected with the movement, are planning to cooperate. An or ganization known as the. Mayflower Council has been formed. The chief centers for the British celebration will be London and Plymouth and will be held in September, 1920, the month in which the Mayflower set sail for America. The natural cen ters in this country for the celebra- tion will be Boston and Plymouth. The American Congregational church es are already engaged in a great Tercenary Movement to aid in com memorating the anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers.
 A cable from London announces that Dr. Joseph Fort Newton has been invited to accept the pastorate of the Church of the Divine Pattern ity in New York City Dr. Newton, who is native of this country and just forty-three years old, was called to the City Temple in London in 1916 from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He was ordained a Baptist minister in 1893 and became pastor of the First Baptist Church of Paris, Texas, four years later He went to St. Louis in 1898 and founded the Peoples Liberal Church at Dixon, Illinois, in 1901 In 1908 he became pastor of University church in Cedar Rapids.
 The general convention of the churches of the Disciples of Christ now being held in Cincinnati will be concluded on Monday, This deno- imitation which claims a member ship of 100000 in the United States is strongest in the middle west The president of the conven- tion, the Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones of Bloomington, Illinois. presides at all the sessions. Among the speak CTS on the program are; Rev. Clar- ence True Wilson, Washington, D. G. Dr. Frank Mason North, of the Federal Council of Churches; Dr. S. Earl Taylor; the Rev. E. Diffendor- fer and Dr. A. E. Cory.
 The national council of the Con gregational Churches convened at Grand Rapids October Fist and will continue until October 29th. Among the speakers scheduled are: Rev. w. D. Mackenzie, D. D., president of Hartford Theological Seminary; Rev. J. A. Macdonald, D. D., of Toronto; Rev. A. Penry Evans, D. D., of Liverpool; Rev. Henry H. Proctor, of Atlanta; the Rev. Stanley Ross Fisher, Wayne B. Wheeler and Key mond Robins.
 The Rev J. c. Massee, D. D., Of Dayton, Ohio, has received a call to the pastorage of the Baptist Temple, Third Avenue and Scher- merhorn street, Brooklyn, N. '.