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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
Francia sc propone poner
a flote el submarine ale
man, hundido en- FerroE.
GABLE A eel IMPARCIAL.")
Via w. I. p. and Z. Co.
MARIO 20.

FERROL. = EI comandante del remolcador frances
'Infagabe Sc ha hecho cargo de los maerales de que
IRA que estaban bOrlo de los dos submarines inteIna
dos este puerto.
Eel GObernO de Francia propOne eXtraer ell subma
rino hundido recenemente que solo est dos metros
de profundidad.
MADRID.-Han egado a acuerto los dstlnos
gremos organizados la ciudad para mponer la huel
ga general decretada desde hoy Las autOrldades tie
men omadas todas las me(idaS para grantzar el dere
cho de odos La huega ,ene por ahora caracter pacl
fco. Ell l,rO ncuye In suspension de los perodicos.
PARISHES aliatlos, vista de las crcunstancas
que demuesra la provision dc los t@cnicos ranceses
han aceptado ell plan de bstoS para e aento del Eer
e,to aliado de ocupaci0n Alemania.
NEW YORK.-De acuertlo con las faVOlables mlre-
stones que Sc tienen respeco la illa del traado &c
paz ell regr..o del Presidente Wilson lnunca para
,el mes lie AbrK
PARlS. -E Primer miniStl0 Tgies ~f1ot Il TeoigA BE-
manfestado que permanecerS en Francla hasta que
uue(e fr1nado ell tratatlo de pNz. La rma de los pie
nipotencialios queard estampada Ell la pr6xma sema
ma seglin la opinion predomnante. Hasa entOnces es
tara en- Elancia ell ilustre homDre de EstadO mges.
PARISHES delegatos belgas a las Conterencias de
Ia Paz han popuesto que lrselas la See de la Liga
do las NacOnes, que ha SidO Bclgca la nacOn mas
castieada por la guerra El burgomaestre de Bruseas
ofece para alberear la Iiga e hist0rco paaco de los
COn(es de EgmOnt.
DUBLIN.--Las pruebas del teltfono inaAmbrco dan
va un res,tado definivo DeSe la costa de Iranda
Sc esado habando veinticncO minutes seguldOs con
la estac6n establecida .Canada una distancia de
tres mil millas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
Homenaje a Jose de Diego,

La tumba Que guarda los vene-
randos restos del ilustre Puertorri-
queiio Jose de Diego, fue aver vi
sitada por numerosos amigos y dl~-
cipulos que fueron a ofre,ldarlc
flores, como rccucrdo r0stHmo al
fenecido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
:. CENTRIC DE INSTRUCTION.
Y RECREO DE JUNCOS"

Directiva rara 1919.
Fulgancio Pinero, Jr.. PresideE
te director; Domingo Matanzo, vi
c. prcsidcnte director; Modesto
Martinez. Tesorero director; juan
C. Fcrnandez, Secretario dires
ter; Juan Mendizabal. jose Men
dez, Ricardo Fernando, Juan Ro
lrfguez Marquez, Pedro Ochoa y
Andres Zabala, vocales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
BoNOS DEL 4to. EMPRESTITO

Tcdas lai personals que hayan
suscrito Bonos del 4to. empress
tito dc Ia Libertal pueden pasar
a recogcrlos ell cl "Banco Conner
cial" previa Ia entrega de los re-
cibos correspondence. Adyt.
-
r-,s5s sueer;h = El lMpARcIAE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

@suscrihese a e sMPARcIAE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
Ell ULTIMo PoEMA.

Sc va Ia luz. Esclibo este poema
al ultimo fulsor, que todavia
tr6mulo flota. va Ia augusta extrema
de la tarde Sc entrega el alma mia.
Por Ia alberta ventana llegan ruidoS
quedos, distantes... Voces campesinas
preludian linas canticos Sentidos
tras la serenidad de las colinaS.
Parece q. el rosal tambien sc abruma
de tristeza, y Sc inclinan sus corolas:
como h.consutil rnanto, va la bruna
ensombreciendo las horestas so1as...
Nj nino en- el jardin esti cantando,
"Mambru Sc fue la guerra. y la
tfragancia
de su voz me adormecc con el blandc
recuerto de los dias dc mi infancia...
Pasa Ia brisa fatigada besa
unas rosas que puse en- Ia ventana,
las hojas del libro que en- la mesa
alberto, halaga mi ansiedad arcana..
All, yo SOY I'm pagapo q. Sc embriaga
de luz de sol, de aromas, de bclleza
rural, el alma enferna de la vaga
emcci6n de la gran Naturaleza!...
La tarde va murio; Sc fue Ia amada..
Y miro, con mis- ansias infnitas,
de unas tardas palomas la bandada,
y un languido caer de hojas marchitas..
Sc fue Ia luz. Los lirios estelares
abren, como Ell un carmen, su ignet
tbroche..
Y dejo que Sc alderman mis- pesares
en- el suave regazo de la noche..-
.Asi, riendO V llOrando, termin;
su ibro este pOeta que. tOca bajt
la sOhsbra tenue de las acacias el
flor, la fiauta de Dafne, ell tremult
lenamOrad0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
FERNANDEZ CALICO

Desde hace un mes guarda CANA
en- Santurce, victima de una fuer-
tie dolencia, el senior NJ. Fernandez
Callejo, inteligente !, empleado del
Departamentc del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
Sc ad plan americana de que eada pals aara po cuenta o
sus promas mternos E regeo de Wilson Sc Nreara Ab
Invalidos
del esplritu.

NO pOcaS VeceS nelnOS Oldo ueclF
a ciertas personals que no les glsta
la m1;sca, la pintura, la poe
sia, y que de Dir mtsica alguna,
)referirian La Calandonga", que
a cscuchar, por cjemplo, el sexteto
! de Lucia" o una rapsodia hun
CARA; que preferirian reirsc dc un
simple chascarrillo, que el leer lln
;oneto de Rueda de Victor HUI
90, V, finamentc, afirman que por
NADIA del mundo sc tomarian el ira
40 de visitar Tin museo de bellas
artes.
Cuando olmos Il alguno EXPIRE
earsc de ese modo. debieramos sem
tir verdadera pcna y conmisera'
ei0n por csa persona pucs no pode-
mos culpalla por carecer de esa
deli adeZa de alma que hace a
otros apreciar 10. hello, como no po-
demos culpar a un dcSgra rlado que
rcnga la vida cicgo 0, sordo, o
prlvado dc cualquicra de los SEN
tidos o faciltadcs. pues ell infeliz
no el mas Iii meno, que IN invali,
do del esplritu, como podriamus
llamarlo, y cs mas, mucho mas me.
recedor dc nucst,a compassion; que
aquel cuyo NAL es de caracter fist
GO 0 externo, porque, al me1os, es-
te prede ser euidado y atgndido,
2;ontras que ISara con y otro
an ,-.ara eosi- ovi'e ~ @-hay Fe-
medic pcsiIiie nj nleeIo de socorrer-
10, pues sal NAL Sc Aarraiga en el
fcpdo lie su alma.
Y NADIA mas lejos de la verdad
que Greer que eses desgraciados
invalidos del espiritu Sc encuen-
tran solo entire las clases pobres.
No; don tan numerosos entire eStos
como entire los ricos, pueS el dine
ro no tienc NADIA que YER con la
naturaleza de nuestros sentimien-
tos Y la fineza de nuestro gusto ar
tistico. Cierto es que cl dinero
ayuda a su cultivO v mejoramien-
to, pero esos sentimicntos V cse gus
to dcben ser innate! en- nosotros,
alln cuando no sc hubiesen mani-
festado. antcs de que podamos cul-
tivarlos, V mucho mcnOs retinarlos.
81 esas personals asi priyadas de
gusto arti itico pudlesen darse
cuenta de 10 que dejan de expert
mcntar 10 siendo capaces de apre-
ciar la bclleza del arte en- cual-
qtliera de sus manifestations; 81
pudieran darse cuenta de 10 que
pasa por nosotros euapdo nos en-
contramos ante una CARA de Van
Dyck de Murillo por ejemplO,
cuando las notas ritmicaY y ar
gemtinas de una serenata de Schu-
bert del intermeZzo' de Go
yescas" acarician nuestrOs oldos,
Que parece como 81 nuestro esprit
tn. nuestro Ser todo fuese abs0rbi-
do por s'ensacion tai, que, como 81
despojandOnos de la pesada arma-
z0n dc nuestrO cuerpO, nos remon-
taramos cxtasiados a otras regio-
ncs, celestes Y divinas; 81 cllos pu-
dieran darse. cuenta de ero, segu-
ramente que Sc consideration des-
graciados sin medida, como ell po-
bre ciego quien ..contaramOs de
las maravillas de la Naturaleza
que lie rodean y que sus pobres
ojos seco1 no pueden ver...
i Eugenio VERA.
. Mayaguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

.publicado su primer lilmo de ver-
SOS. ~ "
lone eXt1aio silencio Sc hace
Ell Puerto Rico alretledor de los
.libpos de versos
.'Oh, poetas, Guam alnargo es ell
..lestino dc ;queilos que, envueltos
en- la capa tornasolada de Ia belle
za, van Ell pos de la suprema gra
.cil con una canci0n en- los labios.
.mientras sangra en- el coraz0n. Il
raudales, la hcrida honda Y cterna
de los siglos :.
"Pocmas vcspeiaAAes.,e inicia ell
'moyihicnto literario por scgunda
!yez en- Puerto Rico.
IIcmos tenido un ano de guerra
en- el que 10 Sc ola mas que luido
de fusiles, marchas militares y to-
qucs de cornetas. Nosotros, enar-
decides por toda esta fantasia de
pdrpura y. oro barbara. nos dpia-
laos arraStrar po1' Ia ola del mill
itarismo Y cometimos Ia -torls2za
de hacer con Ia Ira 10 que otros
hacian con las botas.
CuandO este sucedia. Vicente
3odriguez Rivera, poeta puro, sin
Zero, escrilja IN iibro ell que en-
cierra tOda el alma humildc. sell
ella, clara y olorosa de sus cam
pos.
En- un panteismo de aqua y lie
sol primaverales, el poeta dice sus
gneias de silfo enamorado en- rimas
que son hojas de rosa, rocio matt
nal, alas de maripos;l azul. ,brizna
de hierba, llanto de gruta, vOZ de
rlIieeilor; todo peqdeilo, yaporosn
gratO,- saludable, consolador, como
'Cl campo, como todo 10 que da el
campo que Sc borda de orc, Guam
do La noche llega con sus dOseles
iestlpllados V sns felpas negras. . .
Con un;is rimas sencillas. con
palabras de silencio, de sombra
crepuscular, de niebla ma1anera,
el fno poeta' virgi1iano, dice .su
queja lamentable; pero es una
quejA que mas bien parece una
oraci0n de gracia al Gran Todo.
/ La nota girls predomina en- Poe
mas Fesperales. Diriase que to.
do ell libro es un vaho de la bru-
ma Ell medic de una montana de
orc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

po.a Gel senior Delgado.
Pero cl senior Rairan no. puede
yivir sin sus niilas y despues dc
yarias stentativas inutiles para re-
construir su hogar, Sc ,lecidio a lie
v&rselas consigo. Trataron dc I'M
pedirlo sus parientes y ESQ dio lu-
gar al escandalo de que Ia prensa
hubo de hacerse eco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

FL joyen Francisco Trapaga.
acompanado de varios sacerdotcS,
cant0 lin response frente IL tuni-
ba
FL hcnenaje duro hasta las 6 dc
la tardc.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
ST. JOHN CATHEDRAL.
9th and Hays Streets.


Rt Rev. D. NJ German, d. d. i.
Hahn, acting pastor. Rev. J. NJ. Ver-
nayne, assistant.
Masses on Sunday and Holydays of
obligation at a. m. Children's mass
at 8. High mass at 1880. Instructions
for the children Immediately after .
o'clock mass. Evening devotions at
7:45 p. IN. Holy hour on Thursday at
7:45 p. IN. First Friday devotions i'm
mediately after the a, m. mass. Con-
fession on Saturdays and the yigils
of F'easts from $3.50 to 6 p. m. and from
1880 to 10 y. IN.
Rt. Rev. d. M. German is still con-
fined to his room at st Alphonsus hos
pital. His many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is rapidly regaining
his strength and hopes soon TO be able
to give attention to his many and va
ried duties
With much regret we read of Mrs.
Cathcarts illness, but arc glad to learn
that it is only a passing indisposition.
We hope, in the near future, to see her
busy on the many important labors in
which she has been engaged.
On Wednesday afternoon, through
the kindness of Bishop German, the
children of st. Teresa's Academy and
st. Joseph's school enjoyed nice treat
of ice cream, cake and candy.
October Bird will be the first Friday
of the month. The usual devotion will
be held at the Cathedral on that day
after the s a, m. mass.
On Sunday oct. 9Th, the members of
st. Rita's sodiality will receive Holy
Communion in a body at the a. m.
mass.
During the month of October the
month specially consecrated to the
Blessed Virgin Mary under the title
of Our Lady of the Rosary" there
Will be special devotions in her honor
at the Cathedral each evening at 7:45,
commencing on Wednesday, LIST.
Bishop German, who is SO deeply in :
terested in the work of the knights of
Columbus, was greatly pleased to re-
ceoNe few days ago, a communication
from the Grand Knight of Wallace
council, stating that the knight
Of of Wallace are about TO en-
gage in a campaign in the interest of
education and for the benefit of the
Academy of Our Lady Loudres of
that city With this view they are
planning celebrtons on large scale
commended the project and prays
Gods blessing on their noble work.
The members of the Cathedral boys
choir are doing splendid work under
the able direction of Sister Eusebia of
st. Teresa's Academy. We hope the
parents will show their appreciation
of the earnest efforts of the good Sis
ter by seem gto it that the boys will
be regular and punctual in their at
tendance.
Rev. NJ. j. MCGOWAN left on Satur-
day morning for Glenns Ferry where
he will conduct services on Sunday and
Monday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST,

w. NJ. Cubley, pastor, phone 235SR.
Chapel, corner Sixth and Main streets,
The pastor will speak at the Sunday
evening lecture tomorrow. The sub
ieCt will be, The Sabbath in the New
Testament" Song service at 7:45.
Sermon at s, all are invited.
Regular services each Sabbath as
fellows: Sabbath school, 10 a. m. !;
sermon, 1l:15 Il. M; Young Peoples
Society of Missionary Volunteers, y.
IN, with choir practice Immediately
following.
Midweek prayer service each We'd
neSday evening at p. m.
The Adventist church school opened
last Monday with an attendance of 10
more pupils than we had expected. We
are pleased to see so many children
and young people being trained and
educated in the fundamentals OF Chris
tianity, which will fit them for an &C
tive place in the Masters service.
The unfinished work on the school
building is a great Inconvenience in
the school work, but the improved con-
dition of the building will amply re-
pay all for their trouble, it will be fin
ished next week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
Hed Cross Pharmacy, Special Agent.

Importance. 1t meets every Sunday
afternoon at 3.
The Sunshine" choir meets at 10
O'Clock every Sunday morning.
The minister is the musical direc-
tor. Children from about nine to ff-
teen are gladly received and thoroughly
instructed in music and singing.
The various sections of the Ladies'
Aid society will meet next week as fol J.
lows /, with Mrs. S. r. Brown, South
Boise; 2, with Mrs. Il. G.. Cove, 1914
Mckinley avenue; 3, with Mrs. f. p
Barnes, 2019 North Ninth street; 3
with Mrs. ID. T.. Brinck, 2007 North
Ninth street; 6. with Mrs. Romig, near
Cole school; T. with Mrs. W. Il. Rob
erts, 515 North Fifteenth street; 6,
with Mrs. Sam Ballantyne, sos North
seventeenth street; ., with Mrs w. j
Hodgson, Rose Hill.
Mr.. Ed r. Rhodenbaugh. state
chemist, will give a dcmonstra ton on
the use and abuses of gases before
the intermediate department of the
Sunday school tomorrow. He will be
followed by a brief talk by Pastor
GrieVcs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
I'M M MANUEL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL

Services for worship, 11:1S a. m,
7:3o p. M Sunday school 10 a. M.
EpWorth League, $50 p. m.
Special announcements: Sunday
school board, Tuesday evening at Mrs,
Il. Whites residence.
Official Granddaughter monthly
meeting Wednesday evening at church.
The Quarterly Join service of the
congregation and Sunday school will
take place Sunday morning at the reg
Llar hour for worship.
great and noted text will be illus
trated with all sorts of candles which
the members of the Sunday school will
bring for the purpose. Also coal, wood
carbon, looking glass, bottles and
ether things will be used.
The Epworth League Sunday even
ing service is surely growing in in
terest and numbers.
At least 45 young people we're pres
ent at the last meeting.
The Sunday school had 25 new schol-
ars last week. Another good increase
is expected this Sunday. The drive
is beginning to take hold. A contest
is now being planned by the supern-
tendent, NJ. ]. church. 1t is suggested
that points will count for. "On time,
attendance at school and church, les
sons and new scholars"
The General Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. c. II. White, 1906 Har-
rison boulevard, Wednesday afternoon
The officers of the society are the
serving committee. The principal fea :
ture will be reception for the new
members.
Monday evening afforded a very
pleasant surprise party for Warren
and Harold Roberts, given by the Ep-
worth league. A fine crowd and time
is the report They left Tuesday morn
ing for Gooding college. These young
men will be greatly missed by the
church and Epworth league circles.
Warren has been the very efficient
president of the Epworth league.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.

", w LILLIAN M, IaStOr.
Rally Day will be celebrated in the
Bible School Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, with a program of special ex-
ercises entitled Victory" Promotions
will be made in all classes, and those
classes which pass from one depart
ment to another will receive diplomas.
A group of little folks will be promoted
from the Cradle Roll to active mem
bcrship in the Beginners department.
a special offering for Sabbath school
missions will be made. All residents
OF the community are invited to at
tend
The subject for the mining SER
mon on Sunday will be, T.epairers of
the Breach; A Task for Our Times"
This will be appropriate to the observ-
ance of Rally Day. The meeting be-
gins at Ii o'clock.
At the Sunday evening service,
which begins at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Barnum
will speak on the subject, Our Saw
iour-King." Gospel songs are made a
feature of this evening service.
Special music for the Sunday SER
vices will include the following:
Morning worship, II a. M
Prelude, piano, "Misercrc," from II
Trovatore (VordD.
Offertory, Remembrance" MUIR
ray.
Piano solo. Sonata" (Beethoven),
Miss Jennie A. Davies.
Postlude, March" CBattmann).
Evening worship s p. M
Prelude, Allegro Movement" from
Sonata in e flat Beethoven).
Offertory, la Fontaine" nysburg).
Postude, "Andante Movement
(KeithD.
The South Side w. c. r. L. will meet
Monday afternoon in the Annex at
go
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Young Peoples society
will be held Friday evening at the
home of Misses Marjella and Thclma
jones.
A businc'I meeting was held by the
Junior Christian Endeavor Society af-
ter school last Monday, and several
plans were made for work TO be ia
ken up during the coming months.
There is an enthusiastic response on
the part of the boys and girls.
A social evening at the Manse has
been arranged by the Westminster
Guild for next Tuesday evening. All
young ladies of the community are in
Vited.
The topic for study at the prayer
meeting next Thursday evening will
be, THE Seer; Did He Sec Straight %
This is one of the studies in the book
of Job.
Chapter . of the textbook will be
taken up at the teacher training class
meeting next Thursday evening,
Marion McManimie is to lead the
Young Peoples meeting Sunday even
irg, and Wilma Bope will lead the Jun
ior Meeting Sunday afternoon,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27

be the governing and guiding influence
of their future life. Coming daily i'm
personal contact with so many people
and listening to their viewpoints. con-
vnces me more than ever of the ire
mendous good influence the Sabbath
school work has in moulding and shap-
ing the moral and spiritual welfare of
our rising generations. Therefore
with new vigor and determination let
us take up our Sabbath school work
and make it n live and telling force in
the community. Parents are cordially
invited to send their children to our
Sunday school. We have devout and
earnest staff of teachers who are al
ways delighted in helping you to lead
your young ones along the way they
should go.
, Don't forget to attend the evening
services at o'clock. Bring some of
your neighbors and friends with you.
Make the church the home of your
home.
1t is well to talk people into the
church but it is infinitely better to
pray them into it.
The Holy Communion will be adj
ministered the first Sunday evening of
every month. The Sunday school IS
held at the usual hour, 10 a. m.
For any information concerning
Christ church, or Grace church. call
on the Rev. David Fl. Jones by visit
or telephone 1887.
The Sunday school at Grace church.
East State and Walnut streets. is held
at 10 a. m. every Sunday. the morning
services following at HIS a. IN.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS

Boise Bible class--Mects for mutual
study at D. IN. every Sunday after
room at 50 2South Sixteenth street
No collection.
Christians gathered TO the name OF
the Lord meet in odd Fellows build
ing, Eouth Boise Sunday 1890 Sun
day school, 1l:30 Gospel meeting, 3
p, m.
The Associated Bible students of
Roise meet at 1910 north Seventeenth
street for study Sunday at II a. IN.
cnd s .. m.
South sixteenth Street Gospel mis-
sion: interdenominatfo nal-South Six
t"enth street, near river. Sunday
s. hooi at 10; 80 a. m. Preaching eve
nirgs at 7 40, Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 7:So .. m
Cooperative church-Barber. Sery
ices undei the auspices of the Method
list denomination. Rev. j. Fl. Ross
pastor. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock,
Preaching at :. IN.
lnterdenominational Mission - 10
South Thirteenth street. Sunday
school and Bible class, p. M Preach
Ing service at 2 p. m. and p. m.
Weekly meetings on Tuesday and
ThursdaJ evenings at o'clock.
Gospel Meetings Northwest Holt
ness association, corner of Thirteenth
and Main streets. Sunday services at
80 and p. IN. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at o'clock. Rev. G.
. Stanfield- district supeijnfandant
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27

held at FairView unless the place IL
changed and the date will be about the
18th of November and a splendid meet
ing is looked forward to. 1t will be a
success if you do your part.
Our president, r. w. Adams, Is to
hold an afternoon and evening rally at
Star today; an interesting as well as
practical program has been prepared
consisting of both local and Boise tall,
ent' it is our desire to discuss only
those topics thought to be the most
practical and worth while as well as
to reach every school in the county
Inc fullest cooperation is invited
from each school and officer or 9TH
crs interested.
1t is the hope of your Executive
committee to hold rallies at Eagle and
knna as Wen as one or two other
POINTS before the annual convention in
November. in order to get acquainted
and to strengthen the work and work
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

Charles j, Christianson, pastor. Mr..
4. l.. F'reehafer, Sunday school super
irtendent.
Church building, corner Seventh and
s;tate-iust north of Capitol, Central
--homelike-and n good lace to wor-
SHIP
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. The final
plans will be announced for Rally Day,
which is Oct. 3.
Morning church service at IL: Is.
Rev. +. j. Estabrooll of Denver, educa-
tlonal secretary for the northwest, Will
speak on what Can We DO for Our
Young People, He will also speak
at the evening service. The entire
day will be given to II religious educa-
tiGnal program conducted by Rev. T..
j. Estabrook of Denver and Rev. j. f.
Irgham of Boise. The program for
the day will be given out at the morn
ing service. We urge everyone to be
at that service at 11:15.
Christian Endeavor at I. Topic:
THE New Woman in the Orient
Leader Mrs. G.. E. Rust
Remember that during the Sabbath
r,orning service, mothers can leave
their children in the Nursery room in
Charge of competent persons to look
after and care for them.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
taking the twelfth chapter of John. A
wonderful chapter filled with decisive
ard tragic events of the last days of
the Master on earth.
Friday evening Sunday School
" orkers Council at the parsonage,
lI17 Franklin. It is urged that every
teacher and officer he at these meet
ings, for no teacher nor officer can do
their full duty nor reap their lcgiti-
mate success unless they are. So re-