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!. NJ. H. A. To GIVE
MORALITY PLAY
''Everychild" Will Show Need for
Self Control by Every
One.

'Everychild' n morality play Is beng
rehearsed by members of the Young Men :
Hebrew Association under the direction of
Gladys Passmore Of the Wilmington
Community Service. and will bc escuted
at the Y NJ H. A. hall on February /
The story of the play IS Is follows
EverychiId Is represented by Two
children who are searching for Goodness
and Beauty In their quest, they call first
for Idlenees. but when Idleness comes on.
the children do not like the lazy WAYS of
thclr stupid thoughts So send them away
They then call for Gaiety. who comes
dancing in She flies 10 and fro across tn
stage with graceful steTa, but when the.
children ask her To take them With her
she snaps her fingers 1T them and IS oil
They call for Joy, but instead four sombre
figures come on representing LATIN hey
toll Of the JOYS of wisdom and Nathe-
matits comes on soon after. adding ~
Iatlns plea
The children arc almost on the point Of
leaving with these averse guides when
Discipline comes on and iughtens them
of But Discipline shows them that be y
really only Sell Control in Disguise and
then JOY and Service Join him and Tie
children are convinced that these three
can show them the WAY to the land y hefe
Beauty bright and Goodness dwell
The cast Of characters etnhracs@.
Evcrychild. AIMS Itaben Sadie Cold
htrg Iov, Ruth SchnmrneI; Mathematics,
Harry Iutz. Bcrnard Cohen, Hynan
Cohnc. Philip Cohen, LATIN, Na2 tflnck.
Louis Stronwazsc, Sam iencrnan. ldelness,
Lille krugStcin, Sarah Grugstein ser
vice Beatrice Schummcl. Galety, Bertha
Goldberg Discipline. Samuel Sprlgler
Pages. Ray LihSon, Clara Llbson.
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DRAMA LEAGUE WILL HEAR DREW
Noted Actor viii Make Address To-
morrow Afternoon.

John Drew mas consented 20 make au
address before the Wilmington Drama
League on Friday afternoon At 4.15 IL
Th, PLAYHOUSE Admission will he
limited TO the members and their friends
and will be by card only
Christopher / Ward will make the
introduction Of Mr. Drew Tho officers
of the club are Miss Ethel Wilson Mrs.
Charles F Weutz. Mr. Rober Pemng-
ton. Charles Cox Mrs Alger Ward and
Mrs. John Roy TAYLOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
SENATOR WOLCOTT AND
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE
They Sit Together as Judges in
Oratorical Contest by Law
School Students.
Special Dispatch From Every evening $
Washing ION Correspondent


Washing on Correspondent.
Washington, Jan Is Senator Vol
colt sat beside Chief Justice White Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States ard
General Barnett at the Georec Wash
lnetnn University Law school when
Cmhrvo harriStr~s debated Inc labor
problem The DISTINGUISHED trio were
ii3cc- of merits IL The orators 4nd i Is
Safe 10 say that no appeal viii be taken
from tie decision of the voluntary trl-
burai
Chief Justice " hlte hailed the Senator
from Delaware with his Well-known smile
Nobody casually meeting the aged but
hearty presiding officer 81 the greatest
legal tribunal ia he world would suspect
that ne occuuled 20 exalted q position He
laughed and ioked with the youthful
Senator in manner that everybody sald
was quite charming
When Chief Justice " hlte was taken
from the Senate and made member Of
The Supreme Court Of the | United States
Senator Wolcott had just about discarded
knee pants. At that time the Senator
from Delaware had no political aspirations
but lie did desire n become . great LAWYER.
He took the Chief Justice rs his model
and has vastly protited bv the teachings
ana exam ple OF that lurlst he said
Both were quite st nome at the law
school Some Young men who were born IN
Delaware are students at the George
Washington school. These greeted sen
at1t Wolcott heartily and were BY him
introduced to Chiet Justice White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Old National Life Of Montpelier. Vt, is
Early In the Field.

The Old National Life Insurance Co.
of Montpelier, Vermont, is early in the
field with its seventieth annual statement,
printed in another column
Charles Is. Palmer, who Is general
manager for Delaware and the Eastern
Shores of Maryland and Virginia, reports
that the year 1919 in this agency exceeded
all previous records under his manager
ship Throughout the country, the
National surpassed all prior records in
volume Of new insurance written, IN
volume of insurance paid for, in the IN
crease in insurance in force, IN the amount
OF dividends paid, and in the amount Of
dividends set aside for payment in 1920
The outstanding insurance IL force Is
S267, sol $50, of which the local agency
has 81, $4,000 MIR Palmer looks forward
TO another year Of large figures
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world can obtain our products The f3ryn-
ers beng cngagcd N The grcnh.t II al
basic industries resent ths condition
They believe H. is standing mruac5
10 the United State i threat ~ the rsarc
Of the world
LIT Us HAYE PKtcE.
owe are not concerned about t.e
phraseology of tie rcuty and W. sre
willing 10 acccpt reservations and inter
prciatlons which do uoi annul tho under.
taking nor require ~ return - Pam,
where necessarily thc whole que oU
would b. reppcned, cn5angeriug thf psaca
Of the world But III us have peace real
peace, and lct Us cca-, ~ make ne LraRi9
II Nation - dcbaiabIe subject I"f + hg
q fart uith fhc United ~tafe tn hapnrrd
flrrnher
The officers IL the American fodcrntn
of Labor take thc same vIcw 1 thc ftr'
leaders. T. d not hclmvr1 thaf ha -nuats
viii long fnsist tbose fHO yrc3f 'crnc r9
it u hoped by ieader that soon
caphIstc % thc paapl> ~ ftr mtl@
State
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CHEMICAL LECTURES.

A special series OF lectures on Contact
CataIysis. by Dr Wilder d Bancroft
Of the National Reeearch Council has
been arranged b. The Delaware section
ot the American Chemical Society DR.
Bancroft j. recognized a. one Of the
countrvs foremost scientists and IN
authority on this sub;oct The course Of
part vii lie gwen tonight at 5 clock in
the community room Of the High School
The other parts Of the series viii be
gixen January p and %
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CANAL WORK DELAYED.
Bids Forty Per Cent Higher Than Original
Estimate.

Work on the new project of the Delaware
Canal is indefinitely delayed because
Of 4 provisional law of the Board oi Rivers
and Harbors Commission, stating that
all new projects whose actual cost rs
forty per cent higher than the original
bid must not be started until the nhibl-
tion is removed As the bid on the new
project of the Delaware Canal WAS made
several years ago. the present cost Is more
than forty per cent higher than the orlei-
nal estimate.
Col l.Jervey stated that this decision has
completely upset the plans OF the Engineer
ing Department as far as the work OF
actual construction is concerned The
only work that can be done until this law
is repealed by Congress is the continuance
OF surveying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
WOMEN NEED
SWAMP ROOT

Thousands 81 romen have kidney
and bladder trouble and never suspect =.
Womens complaints often prove TO be
nothing Else but kidney trouble, or the
result Of kidney or bidder disease.
# the kidneys are not in 3 healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
eans to become diseased
Pam n the back, headache, loss Of am
bition, nervousness, ara often times syrnp-
toms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, physicians pre-
scription. obtained at any drug store,
nav be Just the remedy needed 70 over
come such conditions
Get - medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first 70 test this
great nrena aration send ten cents 20 DR.
KiIner 4 Co. Binghamton, \ ", for
sanpIe bottle When writing be sure
and mention the Wilmington Every Eve
ming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

Total. - -
: Necessary to 3 choice. 1i clerical and
81 lsy votes.
Bishop Thomas election was made
unanimous after the result q the fourth
ballot had been announced
Nine persons received votes. Bishop
THONGS led on every ballot, steadily
rainInc clerical support and lacking only
two votes Of the lay requisite st the com
mencemeni al ballotlng- DR. Thompson
and Father Officer were gwen compliment
.r1 votes on the first baliot Bishop Gar
and and Drs Davenport, kIrkus and
Rlchev were withdrawn before he second
hallo. began. DR.. JeffrieS gained four
clercql yote~ On the second b3liot md two
ley vote on tie third but was deserted by
one of bis lax supporters On lie fourth.
Dr.. Cook gained one clerical vote on the
second ballot. but lost II on thu tbi-d he
slS, lot two Iqv votes on the second ballot
and retired after the third Dr.. Aigner
hsd no Iav suppott sitter the rirst ballot,
hut one clergyman voted for nm on three
ballots.
Rev. Frederick N kirkue Henry 3.
Thompson. Rev {. Il z Turner. J. b.
roard and Woodburn Martin were 4p-
pointed a committee - no+Ify Bishop
Thomas Of ms election. The S-anding com
uitteeS 81 two-ihirda ri IA, Prote- rant
EpiScop.l dloccees IN The ntcd >iatee
must approve the election before the
fpr-nal,tic~ are completed
The speclai conyeutlon md nor grant
tne bishop 3 contingent iupd as reported
but recommended that he aInus. con
reutlon increase ms SALARY from s. 600 70
$500 per annuD..
Rev Frederick N kirka-. K "
Trapnell and Tboma- Gerz Hill assisted
R.v Benjamin ] Thompson IL celebrat-
ng holy counamou
After thv 4dlournInenf o. the special
convt tntioI the delegates proceeded
Christ recsorl, Whcrc they were guests o:
Rev Benjamin 7 Thompson Mrs
Thompson and Cbrlst Church Guild II
luncheon Henry I Beer. William b.
Denuey. : u arren Hall ! Frank STAR
ing john : Barnet, and II bldg..lv H4r-
-ngton composed reception committee
snd Mrs. :. Warren Hall Mrs Janes II.
Hughes Mr. u " Richardson, Mrs.
Henry RidgeIz sud NJ, Y " HarrI4g-
ton hospit ahtv conmlttet.
Bishop Thomas h4- done splendid ms
mona ~ work II Wyoming where be Dr.
ganized congregations erected church
buildings aud established ) hospital To
aid the diocese he had his life insured tor
$50 900 h has d charming wife who i
sctive II church affars.
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MANY CASES or MEASLES.

4 considerable number 81 cascs Of
measles have boen reported 50 far tins
week BY local phys,clans to the Board Of
Health, affecting adults we'll - children
As this is one Of tho cold weather diseases,
whose spread is helped by the erowding
together Of people for warmth and shelter,
II Is anticipated that il will keen on an
upward course for . while
New York City is similarly affected,
having 1000 cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
COMMERCE TRUCKS HERE.

4 new garage and service station has
opened its doors at 401 -403 French street,
where Commerce trucks will be represent
cd here by " 7 Wright
Storage, gasoline repairing, acces-
sorIcs, and especially service viii be on
tap, and your patronage viii help to
keep them 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
RHEUMAT TISM

Munyon ~ Rheumatism. Remedy
relieve sharp shooting pains IN the
aruls, legs. side back or breast, or sor5s
ness in any part Of the body almost
Immediately For 'ameness. stiff and
swelling joints. stiff back and all pains
in the hips and lolns II gives relief 80
quickly that ii astonishes all who tfv
il
Munyon's 81 rheumatism Rem
edv Is especially recommended for uhronic
rheumatism, sciatiea and lumhago Il
seldom fails 10 give relief after few
doses and often cures before one bottle
has been used
l. contains no salicylc acid no nor
phine. 10 cocaine, no dope or harmful
drug
For sale by all druggists. $40 i
bottle
For constipation use Munvon Paw
Paw Laxative Pills 30c ii all druggists.
Free diet and carc charts sent upon
application to Munyon' II II Remedy
Company. 54th and Columbia Avenue
Philadelphia p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Helm the Cennus Man

~fate ~upervlsor a tensus Welch
~ that ht b. notified nv everyone WHO
li:.- nof been enumerated for The 1920
census takers. d. i j. intended that ito
ono Shall IL overlooked Nihniugtonans
are rked to write him ~ iIic Federal
Building, those elsewhere lu he State
should udrirce~ hi~ Milton Del office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
CoI. Rodney Arrives From France.

col Dorsey r. Rodney 81 New Castle,
who has been in France where he held
4 number of important posts during and
since the war has arrived On the steam
ship George Washington end il expected
to JOIN lit family soon Friends a Ne"
;--1lc dire preparing ~ 1iya hlm
receptions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ing, and 80 insstently, acceptable action
on the Treaty.
BECOMING IMPATIENT

BECOMING IMPATIENT.
Charles A. Lyman, secretary of the
National hoard of Farm Organizations,
said agriculture was becoming decidedly
impatient The farmers do not want The
United States to continue ~ state Of
technical warfare after the rest ~ the
world has decided 10 quit the quarrel
and get down 30 necessary work Of re-
construction.
'"rhe farmers realize that this state of
uncertainty this condition Of isolation
is going To do vast injury both to the
moral and material interests of the United
States" said Mr.. Lyman. we appear
now To be without q friend in the whole
world We are accused Of bad faith by
the allies and we are hated Of course, by
Germany VIC could very we'll endure
tho hatred of Germany, but Why should
we deliberately plan 10 nntagnuizc the
rest Of the world
Looking at If from the matcrlal yIcw-
point alone We are 1T u great disadvantage
The farmers Of this country arc ready and
willing 10 raise the necessary food - fIl
the depleted larders If Europc Bat
because we arc 4till at war and outside
Of the League Of Nations Nc are unabic
10 make those necessary arrangements FOR
credit by which alone the people of the old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Pyramid Pile
Treatment
The Great Household Trea saent for
Itching, bleeding or Pro-
arudtng PILES.
SEND ron FREE TRIAL.

Almost every
family has at
least one suffer
or who should
b a V e I h q
BILE essed relief
afford q q by
Pyramid Pile
Treatment.
You can have
"a free trial by
mail or II you
cannot wait, get
a GO cent box at
any drug store.
Take no suhsti-
tute.
Join tile hap
pY tArong W no
sing the praises
of Pyramid.
Use this cou-
pOu for fT . 9
trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
DELAWARE DIOCESE
SELECTS A BISHOP
IN SIXTY MINUTES
En;scopalians Unite on Rt. Rev
Nathaniel S. Thomas After TAX
ing Four Ballots.
A HARMONIOUS
CONVENTION
s,.rc,rtes,opdence of Every Evening

Stan Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Jan 15.-Only four ballots ana
one hours balloting were required by the
special convention yesterday to elect
ri. Rev. Nathaniel $. Thomas Of the mis-
sionary diocese of Wyoming bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of De aware,
Ia succeed Ri Rev. Frederick J. kInsman.
resigned. Rev +. NJ. Jclfries, rector OF
ST. Peters Church, Philadelphla, was
Bishop Thomas strongest competitor.
The election was held IN the parish
house of Christ Church. Only delegates
rere nermitted 10 attend the convention
while balloting was IN progress.
4 candidate had to obtain two-thlrds
nj the clerical and lay votes cast before he
could he elected. The ballots resulted as
follows
FIRST.
CLERICAL LAY
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Governor Ritchie Inaugurated.

Annapolis, Md, Jan l5-AEbert c.
Ritchie, Democrat. former state attorney
general, was inaugIrated governor of
Maryland here yesterday With simple
ceremOnies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ASPIRIN-A Talk
Take Aspirin only as told by "Bayer'

ache, Toofbache, Earaeha TrvraI.
gia. Lunhogo, Rheumatisu. Neu
ritja and for Pain
Always ay BaYer" zhen buy-
ing Aspirin Then iook for tas
safety Payer Cross" n the part-
aye md On the ablets
Handy tin boxes of twelve Tab
lets co-f but a few cent. rr-l--
gists also sell larger packages
sr. W5ras.efcs- s.p.f y ssrcr';,seiS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BUILDING PERMITS

Inspector Preston oi The building de-
partment. has approved plans and speci-
flcatIuus for.
Lowering avenue. 92l Mrs Null owner,
l. d. Lspenshade. builder for an addition
u cost 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
For { constipation

Tot fhie disorder yott vii tlhd nothing
quite s9 good as Chamberlain. i Tablets
" hen the proper dose Is taken sea hat,ll,
realize that the effect ii not natural In.
stead ol hayipg heeu produced % I n,stll.
ciue ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Orphans ourt.

Judge Rice in orphans Court yesterday
appointed Mathew Czvrnv guardian
Of Catherine. Francis. Helen and Mary
anna Czyrny. minors.
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pentalEramination

The Delaware Sta'r H1ard - D<ufa
EyanIncr5 e hoi.it2 b written ozaufr
ton of seven candidate 'er diuior
lu he council chamber.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
FARMERS IN DRIVE
FOR RATIFICATION
OF PEACE TREATY
National Bodies Combining to
Bring United Pressure Upon
the Senate.
JOIN HANDS WITH LABOR
Special Dispatch, to Every Evening From
Washington CORES pondcnt.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening Prom
Washington Cores Dondent.
Washington. Jan. 10 Farmers from
every section Of the United states have
begun an intensive drive for the ratifca-
ton Of the Peace Treaty with the Leag'ie
Of Nations Covenant They have made
common cause with organized labor on
the subject and have accepted m invita-
ton from Samuel Gompers tn unite with
tho 4 + Of l.. in helping 70 mobilize
puhIic sentiment and enable II to give
giirh expression ~ will iupel action by
tho Senate
The farm organizations represented IN
the drive are willing 10 accept compro-
mises. hut the compromises must not DC
such rs will impair the validity OF the
Treaty or compel its return to Pans Tor
consideration by the Allies ln effect the
farmers want the Treaty retlfied practi-
cnlIy as II was presented 70 the ocnate ~
President " llson They are ready 10
support BRYAN insofar as demand Tor
speedy action is concerned, but according
10 the leaders here. they are not ready
10 go tho length Of accepting any KIND oi
compromise.
NATIONAL BODIES INTERESTED
Au,onp the farm organizations backing
Z hH movement 10 obtain 4 : It1-as = stiif't
tion are the National Board Of Farm
Organizations, which represents two mi
Ion tnilerp of The soil the Nh'lona
Grange. the Michigan state Grange, the
Patrons of fIusbandry of Delaware, the
National Dairymen' $ Union. an organza-
ton with a membership Of more than one
hundred and hftv thousand milk pro.
dnrere and the American Society Of
EQUITY All these organizations will meet
through their representatives, IN Wash
ington earlv in February when plan
of campaign will be agreed upon
Il Is possible the Treaty viii &c ratlfiel ie
before tn date of the meeting ana IN the
meantime the leaders of the organizations
mentioned arc making drive on Senators
who apparently are unwilling q act qu'eA
on the treaty They are making life some
what uncomfortable for Senator Lodge,
w ho doesn't appear to know how ~ cope
with tic now force which IS now domand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

The name ''Bayer' Identifies The
true, vorld-famous Aspirin pre-
srribed by physicians for over
eighteen years The name Bayer'
means genuine Aspirin Proged safe
by millions Of people
In each unbroken package ~
''Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin yon
are told how to eafely take this
genuine Aspirin for Colds, Head
srsfr5. 3s trade Tayk % Ha4sr Hsestz-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

aud moro elective and cannot blister
When your throat is sore. when yoil
have pleuriey, bronchitis Or Il pain-shoat
inR chest cold You can get speedy aud last
ing relief with his most effective prepara
ton because heat eases pain Every
druggist has II 81 aud 0D cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Yellow Mustard for
Sore Throat, TonsiEtis

Old fashioned remedies are often the
best Fellow Mustard in the form Of
plaster or oultice has been used for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

49, ? = = = = "a
Inmatiolls, eonges
) and sWelllligs with
most excellent results
but II blistered
Heat eases pain
and Begy ) Must.
rlne, made OF pur,
yellow mustard, to-
gethcr with other
pun relieving III
- gradients Is just
as Ut b ut
quicker, cleaner
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TnIRp

Mutilated and rejected lay votes
Necessary to choicc, clerical aud
50 lay votes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
Fair Store
CITY NEWS

New sorghum syrup, very fine, at
A. Dahlem's.-adv.
Miss Sarah Walker spent Monday
in Melrose visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Helen Allan left Saturday for
a visit with relatives and friends IN
st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Of st. Cloud
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and MIS-.
H. S. Halverson.
Niles Wedge of Zumbrota spent
the week end with his brother V. Il.
Wedge and family.
Fresh eggs are in good demand;
we pay the top prices, cash, at A.
Dahlem' adv.
Don't fail to see the demonstra-
ton of Mazola Oil at the Pangburn
Grocery Store.-adv.
Miss Genevieve Sheets spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Ella
Shets at Long Prairie. 10. :....'.t!
An endless line Of gloves and init
tens, at A. Dahlem's.- adv. +: =.
Mrs. Olaf Peters arrived Tues
day from California for a visit with
her brother, G. R. Gilbert and family
enroute to her home in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allan and
family arrived Tuesday from: Fir
mont and will live on the farm re-
Gently purchased from M. w. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Rassier and
Children of Swanville, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Tombers and son Of Sank Cen
tire spent Sunday with the John
Heller family.
E. w. Garfield and son Lowell
who have spent the past week with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Garfield, returned to their home
at Minneapolis Monday.
New cranberries at A. Dahlem's.-
PIANO TUNING FOR PIANO
TUNING LEAVE YOUR NAME AT
THE WALDORF RESTAURANT
I ALSO SELL STEINWAY, WERS-
POND, LUDWIG PIANOS VICTRO-
LAS AND THE GENUINE PLAY
Err PIANOS. S. S. BRIGHT, FROM
METROPOLITAN MUSIC CO.,
MINNEAPOLIS. adv. pd
A nice line of seasonable fruits at
A. Dahlem's.-adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

anniversary meeting of the Board of
Homes and Hospitals. and Rev. w.
H. Jordan, of the Ashbury Hospital
Minneapolis, will address the assem-
blage on "The Church in Healing
Ministry" certain to be one of the
most popular features of the week.
The only lecture for which an adj
mission fee will be required is "The
Prize Tal5er' set for 8 p. m. Friday
which will be given by Bishop C. B.
Mitchell, D. D., a speaker of rare
ability and charm. In connection
with the evangellstic meetings, on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock will
be shown the conference movie, The
Stream Of Life at the United The
atre, with DR.. Kohlstedt in charge.
Bishop Mitchell will deliver the Sum
day morning sermon, and in the af-
ternoon will be held a memorial SER
vice, conducted by Rev. William
Shannon, d. D., of Minneapolis. In
case no unfinished business remains,
the Sunday evening evangelistic
meeting, Rev. Howard Musser, will
mark the colse of the conference. If
otherwise, Monday session will be
necessary.
The conference male quartet, I'M
der the leadership of the conference
chorustr, Rev. Howard H. Hare of
Duluth, will assist in the music Of
the week, and will appear at the two
state reformatory services, which
will be given at 5 p. m. on Thursday
and 9 a. m. on Sunday, with DR.. Will
liam Shannon and Rev. F. w. Hill
conducting the, services.
Meeting places have been desig-
mated at various convenient places
in the city, the Cabinet and Statish-
clan being stationed in the basement
of the city library, the treasurer in
the kitchen of the church, the secre-
tary in the chair room and the Board
of Examiners in the Union school
building.