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THE EEPTJBEIO: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1903
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TO SING "VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
AT LINDELL AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.
The Sunday evening services at the Lin
dell Avenue JI. E. Church have been par
ticularly lnterettfng since they were re
turned at the first of the fall, and to-morrow
-night's service promises to-ecllpa:
llicnj all.
A cantata by Charles V. Noyes, entitled
"The Village Blacldmlth," is to be suiis
by tho chuichls. augmented choir. The
I'cvcrend I. II. Dorchester, the pastor.
Mill preach a short herraon entitled "The
Gosi-cl of Toll." which will be ln'harraony
with tho spirit or the occasion.
Mr. Dorchester has just finished a scries
of sermons, crititlcd "The Sea." which
were preached on Sunday evenings. It is
his Intention and the intention of the
officers of the church to make the Sunday
evening service appeal to both church
going and nonchurchgolng people.
Se eral cantatas and programmes of an
thems are to bo given during Uie winter.
1'or to-morrow night's service James T.
Quarles, the organist and cnolrmastcr,
has rehearsed a choir of twenty -voices,
all of them well trained In a music way.
"The Village Blacksmith" Is said to be a
tuneful selection and has been riroduocd
but few times in St. Louis.
Instead cf the usual organ prelude there
will be an organ and piano, the selection
being "Pastorale." Guilmant.
Thoc who are to take part in the can
tata ttre as follows:
Sonranos
I -in
sirs Paul B Ha !t.
Sirs. I. II. Dorches
ter, lllss Hunter.
rs. vv. K. butiarxl,
1 1 l!arrinir
MK1 ftiupl'.
Tenoi-s
J. IV. Brown.
Walter Jones.
Bogy Taylor.
k Contraltos
Mrs. Q T. Quailrp.
Mr. W. II. Watson.
I Sirs. N. R. Wall.
i Bassos
t Georrre Dickson.
I w. K. S-tenard.
Hanfcrd Crawford.
Mrs. G. R, ftivlor.
SIlss Ulna Ramsey.
Carl Brown,-
Kclccv,
J. O. Stanley.
CimiSTTAX EXDEAVOIt TOPIC.
"r.rcat Men of the Rlblet VThat Elijah
Tenches C." (II King fl, 1 12j
Mntt xl, 14 1 Ju. v, 17, IS.)
Br AMOS It. WELLS.
In Kentucky, that land of caves, there
are livers that spring In full volume from
the earth, only, after miles of eurfacc
flow, to sink suddenly into the earth
again. Equally mysterious, in its origin
and its departure, was the life of Elijah,
of whose history up to manhood we are
told not a word.
As we see the prophet standing before
King Ahab. and foretelling the famine
as a punishment for the national sins, we
ee why he is placed next to Moses as a
lowering Hebrew figure he also was a
man of supreme faith in God. No wonder
that he and Moses, alter nine centuries,
. Blood on the Mount of Transfiguration
conversing with him who was the em
bodiment of faith, and that to whom all
faith points..
Elijah trusted God in poverty, such
deep poverty -as none of -us are Hkelv to
know; and the ravens fed him. In these
dajs of Dakota wheat fields -and steam
cars God does not need to work a miracle
to feed his Elijahs, but. though the ra
vens are not repeated for us, the feeding
Is. and that Js the essential thing.
The most lovely lesson In trust In oil
the life of this prophet of trust was taught
by a woman, the widow who snared
, with Elijah her last bit of food, and was
' rewarded, with the life of herself and the
resurrection of her ron.
Is your cruse of comfort failing?
.Rise, and share it with another.
And through all tho yean of famine
' It shall feed 'yon and your brother.
Grace divine shall All your storehouse.
And your earner still renew;
r '. Scanty Jars for one will often
V Make a royal znea for two.
if Elijah's life of trust is compared to a
.river, the stupendous scene on .Mount Car
mel Is a cataract, a leap of faith such as
the world had not seen before. Again, in
these days of ballots and printing presses,
God does not need to send Are from heaven
to aid us In our .combat with evil, but. he
nias us Just as really as he, aided Elijah.
After the Niagara, tho whirlpool! The
prophet who could contend undaunted
with -450 priests of Baal Is running away
for fear of a womanl It was a whirlpool
of black depression and doubt in which
Elijah's life was swallowed up and could
not get out.
He needed to trust men as well as God.
He needed to learn that he was not the
only stanch soul; that there were CO-DO
others. He needed to learn that God lias
many ways of work not merely with
fire, as on Mount Carmel. nor merely
with earthquake, as on Mount Horeb in
the time of Moses, but with the still,
raiall voice, the quiet unfolding of influ
ence. But Elijah trusted God. even In the
whirlpool of doubt, and God led his life
out cf It.
Finally, Elijah trusted God In the hour
of death, and his reward was translation.
(The river of his life did not sink Into tho
earth again, but was drawn upward into
Hie sky. to float away In clouds of glory.
Such, in all essentials, is the death of the
trusting Christian. God does not send the
chariot, but he sends the vision.
JEWS OF THE CITY CIIDItCnES.
Ruling: Elders of St. Louis Prcaby
tcrian Chnrckcs Will Confer.
A conference of tho ruling 'elders of tho
Presbyterian churches, of St. Louis will
take place .Monday evening In the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Robert Rutledce of, the "First United
l'rehbjtcrlan Church will preside and Doc
tor McKittrick will speak on "What I
Would Do it I Were an Elder." Thomas
If. Cobbs of tho Lucas Avenue Cumber
land Presbyterian Church will speak on
"What I Would Do if I Were a Pastor."
Tho conference wHI be followed 'by a re
ception, " "Tho Louisiana Purchase Exposition" is
tho bcbject of a lecture to bo eh en in the
Central Y. M. C. A. to-night by Dillwynn
M. Hazlctt under thu auspices of the
"Hubbub Club." It will bo illustrated by
k 1M stcreoptlcon views.
f Tho Junior Bible Class of tho Fountain
Park Congregational Church will give a
roception Tuesday evening to tho class of
tho Mount Cabanno Christian Church
taught by Mrs. JL W. Grant. The re
ception will be in the parlors of .the Foun
tain Park Church.
Charles W. Y.ttman.wlll.spcak at the
Central Y. M. C. A. at 3 o'clock to-morrow
afternoon on "Sowing Wild Oats."
The Hqvcrend Pedro Hge.n will lecture
' to-morrow night on "Popery in the Light
' Of the Reformation" at the Evangelical
Protestant Church of the Holy Ghost,
-paga and Grand avenues.
Tho 'Reverend Doctor McIClltrlck of the
First Presbyterian Church and the Rev
erend Doctor fkllllng of the Webster
Groves Presbyterian Church will cx
cuau&o pulpits to-morrow morning.
. Tho Sunday affemoon meetings .of-the
;.Tneos6phical Society will in the future
I take place at S-tumprs HallVandcventer
J-and Bell averi.es. The former meeting
place wa3 in the Odeon.'
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Tho .First German Spiritual Jsocietv will
Icelcbrate its reebnd " anniversarv at .a
Iwvice to - held In Dcbrechfs.Hall, Mc
tNalr avenue and Lynch' street, tq-morrow
uuicmoon. 'ire jtevcrena Thomas Grim-
fcav .and Doctor Green will speak In EnK-
jlahunrl fhpm trill hi Rnvi.i-1 nnnnon n1
Wrcsses."
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i --y- .".."wiu wuk..ui .iujtr3 . AUSllIi
jsi jmuuunire.u, jn. j., -win preach to-mor-f
row morning and evening in tho "West
tPresbyterian Church.
jv The Reverend Doctor N. Luccock will
tspeak to-morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
tin tho South Side Y, M. C. A. The song
service will begin at 4:15. o'clock.
F Tho yewing school otvthe Central ilis
fBlon, NoSIG North Eleventh street, will
open this afternoon at 2 o'clock. All chil
dren are Invited, and there Is no charge
Tor." instruction. Mrs. Sue Owens, who -is
j'tho superintendent of the mission, an
foounces that the institution is in need
Wf Christian workers. r
I Doctor" G. H. Moulton of Minneapolis,
president of the American Psychic Asso
ciation, will deliver a lecture to-morrow
fveuinff at -the Church of the Society of
Xractical Christianity, Eighteenth and
JPcstalozzI streets.. ,
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A deacone9 will conduct to-morrow
horning s.servico in sc ibises ai. tf
burcn. ana tne iseverena xjucior j.. a.
agerty-wlll preacn in mo evening.
ythe Presbytery cf St. Ioufs will mcv,t '
Monday morning at No. 1516 Locust
street.
The ladles of the Trinity Church Inter
est Club will gle a bazaar and luncheon
this afternoon from L to 5'clock at the
home of Mrs. V. E. S. Jarrett. No. 5157
Staple acnue.
Bishop Funstcn of Boise will preach
to-morrow. evening In Christ ChurchCa
thedral. The annual fair given by the Ladies' Aid
ant! Younif l-idies Aid societies of the
Second German Presbvtcrian Church will
take place next Thursday and Friday at
Becker's Hall. Twentieth and Bissell
streets.
St. Man's Guild of Calvary Episcopal
Church will hold a bazaar and sale in
the gulldrooms at Grand and Lafayette
avenues Wednesday.
Tho annual mission day of the Lafay
ette Park Prcsbterian Church will be ob
served to-morrow by special sermons by
the Reverend Doctor Charles H. Miller
In the morning and the pastor In the
evening.
The Reverend John T. Farls will preach
nt the Markham Memorial Pre-sbi terian
Church to-morrow evening on "MtesIor.V
and his sermon will be Illustrated bv
stcreoptlcon views.
TO HO.-VOil COMMAMJHIS'S 11I1UORY.
St. I,o n Is Salvntlouikts Will Hold
Serilecs for Mm. Ilootli-Tucker.
Memorial sen ices for Mrs. Booth-Tucker
will bo held to-morrow by every Sal
vation Army corps in the United States,
and threes have been arranged for in this
city. All of these services will begin at 8
o'clock In the evening.
Lieutenant Colonel Marshall and Mrs.
Marshall will conduct the service in the
Salvation Army building at Eighth and
AValnut streets. Major Kimball and Mrs.
Kimball will be in charge of the sen-ice
at No. H13 Franklin avenue, and Staff
Captain Wood and Mrs. Wood will offi
ciate at the ceremonies in the hall at No.
2o2J Franklin n enue.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.
Ncvra of the Societies of the St. I.onls
City Union.
The society of the Second Christian
Church reports that Its president. Miss
Cora Edwards, has resigned, and is going
away to prepare herself to become a
trained nurse. Preston Green, the former
vice president of the society, has been"
elected to Jill the unexpired term.
A society has been organized at the
Meramec Mission, with the following of
ficers: Charles J. Forward, president;
John Gilstrop, vice president; Mrs.
Charles J. Forward, secretary; Miss Minna
"VVInterton. treasurer. The society meets
at 7:15 o'clock Sunday evenings.
'The Endeavorers of the Compton
Heights Christian Church are furnishing
a Christian Endeavor room in their new
church. It Is a'pleasant room on the sec
ond floor, and 13. decorated" with portraits
of Doctor. Clark. John 'Willis Baer and
others prominent In the endeavor move
ment. Their missionary library is kept
in the room, and it Is the plan to add to
the furnishings of the room from time to
time as tho means are secured.
The Junior Endeavorers of the King's
Highway Cumberland Presbyterian
Church gave a Hollowecn party Saturday
evening. The Endeavorers of the Tyler
Place Presbyterian Church gave a peanut
social Tuesday evening, November Z. The
society of the Kirkwood Presbyterian
Church held a harvest-home reception In
tho parlors of the church Thursday even
ing. The rooms were decorated with the
fruits of the field and the lights were
subdued with red -paper, making a very
pleasing effect.
Will Obncrve Mission Day.
The annual mission feast day of the
Tirst German Presbvtcrian Church will
, be observed to-morrow by three services.
-At 10- o'clock in the morning- there "will' be
a vjronnan sen-ice conuuetea Dy the pas
tor. At 2:20 o'clock in the afternoon will
be n service at which the Reverend Perry
V. Jenness will speak in English and the
Reverend August Hilkemann in German.
Tho Reverend C. C Stahmann will con
duct an English service at 7:45 o'clock in
tho evening.
Will Select Delegates.
Christian Endeavor societies are ex
pected to select their delegates to the
State Convention in Columbia to-morrow
eening. The officers of the city union are
anxious that at least fifty persons from
the city societies go. in order that an ad
vantage in rates may bo secured. The
comcnlion opens Thursday.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
rP? "rt ot se.Ion topics and. special services
for to-morrow ii as follows:
Baptist.
DH.LiAR AVENUB, Delmar and Tendleton;
the Reverend Doctor J. T. It. Johnston. Pas
tor Morning. "Christ's Promise of Peace and
victory"; 8 p. m., "The Man of Power."
GRAND AVBSUB: the Reverend A. W. Clax
VVu Pf'tor Morning-. "Slims That Evidence
MAPI'EW,90D; '"e Keverend VV. U. Nash,
raster Morning and evenlnjr services.
SBCOND, Beaumont and Iyjcust; the Reverend
Doctor W. W. Bojd, Pastor Morning, "The
Christian Method of Paying Debts"-'J V m
"The Power of the Cradle."
TJlinD. Washinslon and. Grand: the Reverend
Doctor v. J. Williamson. Paitor-uiUm-"Jesus,
the Ucht of the World"; e-reninc.
"Jesus, the Soul of Man."
WATER TOWER. Grand and rlorlssant- the
Keerend L. II. Williams Morning and even
Irg services.
TOWER GltOVE. No. KM Norfolk: the Rev
el end Menta Sturgeon, Pastor Morning and
ovenlns services. " ,
RUSSELI. AVENUE. No. 1G02 Russell; the1
Reverend Frank Morton. Pastor 10:39 a. m
and 7:U p. m.. preaching; 3 p. tn., Sunday
school.
FIRST GERMAN. Rausclienbach. Near St.
Ix)ul: the Reverend II. Schulz. Pastor
Morning and evening services.
IMMANUBI Cates and Hamilton ' the Rever
end Louis Bow erman. -.Pastor Morning "Dl
MJS, A"urance for Our Needs"; evening,
tilaeon.
""XSn ?An-K', x. EM KMton: the Reverend
Cecil . Cook. Pastor Morning and evening
cervices.
CARONDBLET: the Reverend C W. Wall.
Pastor Morning and evening services.
MERAMDC MISSION. Meramec and Virginia.
usual services. '
COMPTpN" HEIGHTS. Russell and Vanderen
ter: the Reverend J. Percy Stuart, Tastor
11 a. m. and a p. m . services.
LACLEDE AVENUE MISSION. Cardinal and
Ixiclede: I. M. rage. Pastor Morning and
evening services.
"v?.,?! MION;. 512 South Fourth -t-venlng.
the Reverend John More.
o'Ftt AVENUE MISSION. Kossuth "and
T,rSJMornl1"" a"1 'vnlng services.
BADEN, rtroMway and Blttner; r.'C McCord.
Kastor Morning and evening 'services.
rOUimi. Thirteenth and Sullivan: the Rev-
taeBsOTli- "'" .Pator-Mn"' "d eVen-
EHSSDAVF'?P-.I:uclia KBi ": h R'v
erena S. E. Ewing. Pastor Momlnir and
evening services.
LAFAyinTE PARK: the Reverend W. J. Cas
??; '2,0.r Morning and evening, the Rev
erend Doctor Armsttong.
CATHOLIC.
CAT."FD.nA1J, Walnut between Second and
s?'i?: tth.e neVf,re,'V1J:uBn Coyle. Pastor
Mass at 6. S and 10:30 a. m.; vespers at 3:35
p. m.
ASNU2SA7I95fi. "!?';, ana ! s": ,hc
Iteverend-J. J. Head. Pastor Mars at 6. S:30
and 10,:j n. m.: vespers at :ut0 p. m.
ASSUMPTION. Sidney and Ninth- the Rev
erend Patrick DoolVy. Pastor-Mass it 730
and 10 a. m.
HOLY CROSS (German). Church Road. Near
.Blttner: the Reverend Peter WigglrTpaBtor
Mass at 5:30 and ;o:30 a. m.; vespers, 2:30
p. m.
HOLT -GHOST (German), Taylor and Garfield:
tho Reverend H. Tobe. Pastor Mass at t. 8
and 10 a. m.; -vespers, 3 p. m.
HOLT INNOCENTS. No. C300 Reber place: the
Reverend John White. Pastor-Mass atg and
10 a. -tn.
HOLY NAME OF JESUS, No. SHI East Grand
The Reverend Patrick M. Tallon, Pastor
Mass at 6, S. 9 and 10 a. m.; vespers. 7:30
p. m.
SACRED HEART. University Near Twenty
fifth; tho .Reverend James McCabe. Pastor
Mass at E30. 7. 8:30 and 10 a. m.; vespers at
730 -p m.
VISITATION. Taylor and Easton: ths Rever
end E. J. Derapsey, Pastor Mass at V7:l.-0, s
and 10-30 a. m.; vespers at 3 JO p. m,
HOLT ANGELS. St. Ange and La Salle: the
Reverend Father F. M. Kelly. Pastor Mass
at 6, S:30 and 10 a. m.; vespers at S-30 p. m.
HOLY FAMILY; No, 7113 Humphrey: the Rev
erend John F. Reuther, Pastor Masses at
&:30, 8 and 10 a. ,m.
HOLT ROSARY, Newstead and Margarttta.;
the' Reverend D D. Lavery, Pastor Mass at
,' J-S0 and 9 (children); 10, sermon.
LUJT OF GOOD COUNSEL. Eleventh and
tlx-sti-ehjn; the ReverendJohn A. Tracy,'pa.
tor Mass, 7 and 10:30 a. m.; vespers, 7:39
p. m.
LADY Or MOUNT CARMEL Church and
Hall's Ferry Roads- the Reverend D. S. Phe
lan. Pastor Mass, 7:30 and 10:30 a. m.; ves
pers, 2:30 p. m.
LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOR (German),
Linton and Twentieth: the Reverend Augus
tine -J Schilling, Pastor Mass, 6:30. 8 and 10
, a. m.
ST. AGATHA'3 (German), No. 3IM South
Ninth; the Reverend Henry Schrare Pastor
Mass, C. 8 and 10 a. m.; vespers, 2.S0 p. m.
ST. AGNES'S, Sidney and Salena; the Rever
end John J. Tannrath. Pastor Mass, t, 7:15,
S.30 and 10.15 a. m : vespers, S p. m.
ST. ALOVSIUS'S. Magnolia and January; the
Reverend I. G. Holweck. rastnr Mass, 7:15,
8- and 10 a. m.; vipers, 2:20 p. m.
ST. ALl'HONSUS'-S. Grand and Cook Mass,
6:1D, 6. 7. S and 5 a. m ; high mabs, 10.30 a.
m.; vespers, 7:30 p. m.
ST. ANN'S. Purp and Whlttler; the Rererenl
O. J. McDonald, l'astor Mays, 6. 7:30, 9,
30.30 a. m,: epers. 7:30 p. in.
ST. ANTHONY'S- (Geiman). Meramec nnd
Compton- the Reverend Timothy Magnl'-n.
l'astor Mass. 6. S, 10 a m.: vespers. 2:30
p. in.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S (German) Llsmore and He-bert-
the Reverend H. A. Hiictiensieln, Pas
torMass. C. S and 10 a. m ; vespers, 3.i
p. pi.
ST. BERNARD'S, Hawk and Gratiot: the Rev
erend Peter J. Ilrcmlch. Pastor Mass, 5:-0,
,.oy ana iv u. in.; vc-pi-, p. m
ST. nONIFACE'H (German), Michigan and
Sohlrmer: the Reverend H. Niters Pastor
Mass. 5. 8 end 10 a. m.; vesper, 2.30 p. m-
ST. BRIDGET'S. Carr and Jeffersrn: the Rev
erend Cl-vard I'enlon. l'astor Mass, ., S, 3
and 10.30 a m.
ST CASIMAR'S. Eighth nnd Mullinphv: the
P.'vrrcnd Raphael L N. GemlellnsM. Pastor
Ma's, 6, 8 and 10 a. m : vespers, 2 p. m.
ST. CdLUMBKILI.D'9. Mlch'gan and Divls;
the Reverend Francis J. Jones. Pastor llass,
C, S anil 10 a. m ; vcper". t p m
ST. CHONAN'S. Bojle ard Swan: th; Rev
erend J. T. Foley. Patoi Mass. (i. .:). 9
and 10 a. m.; vesper". 3 p. m.
ST. EDWARD'S Clsra and Maffltt: the Rev
erend Edward J. Wynne. rastor-.Mas, .."M
and 19 a. m.; vespers, 4 p. m.
ST. ELIZ-iBETIFS Colored). No. ttl"! North
Fourteenth: the Rev crend Michael T. Spleen.
Pastor-Mass. 7. 8:30 and 9 a. m ; vesperv.
3 p. m.
ST. MICHAEL'S. Eleventh and Sarah: the
Reverend Michael J. McCabe, Pastor-Mass.
6. 7:S. 9 and 10:30 a. m.; vespers, 2:-0 p. m.
ST. NIOIIOIASi'S (German). No 1S31 ,,1-uc-l11:
the Reverend Joseph A. Scliae'cr. Pastor
Mass, 6, 8 and 10 a. m.
ST. PATRICK'S, Pistil and Biddlc; the Rev
erend Timothy Dcmrsev. rasWr Mass. s.
7:30. 9 and 10 a. m.; vespers, S:o0 p. m.
SS. PETER AND TAUL'S (German) Seventh
and Allen; the Reverend G. P. Gollcr, Pas
tor Mas", 6 a. m.: vespers, 4 P. m.
ST. ROSE'S. Ooodfellow and EUel: the Rev
erend J. I. MeGlvnn. Pastor-Mass C. 730
and 9-30 a. m.; SJ0 a. m. children's mass,
week-day mass. C:30 a. m.
ST STANISLAUS'S (Polish). Twentieth and
Cass: tr-e Reverend Unban Stanowskl. Pas-tor-itass.
7-30 and 9:30 a. m.; vespers, 3
p. m.
ST. TERESA'S. No. 2(13 North Grand; tly
Reverend J. A. Connelly. Pator Mass, 5:1"..
6:45 and 9:15: high mass. 10-10 a. m.; chil
dren's mass, S a. m.: benediction. 3 p. m.
ST. THOMAS OF AQUIN'S, Iowa and 0age:
the Reverend John II. Maya. D.D.. Pastor
Mass, 6, 7 and 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 2.-0
p. tn.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S- (German and
English). Tark and Ninth; the Reverend r.
V. Nugent, C. M. the Reverend A. ir. , As
inuth. C M.; thp Reverend P. V. Judge C.
C; the Reverend S. B. Hulvn C. 11.. Pas
torsMass and sermrn, 8 and ,10;30 a. m.,
v espers. devotions and benedictions, 3:30 p. m.
SS. MARY AND JOSEPH'S. Minnesota
and Iron, the Reverend. Miles TA. .Tobjn.
l'astor Mass. 8 and 10 a. m.
ST. WENCESLAUS'S (Bohemian). No. S034
Oregon: the Reverend John Nekula. Pastor
Mass and R-nnon. 7:) a. m ; high mass and
sermon. 9:ro a. m.: Instruction, 2:30 p. m.;
vespers and benediction, 3 P. in.
ST. KEVIN'S. Park and Cardinal: the Rever
end Ed J. Shea, Pastor Mass, G:15, 7, 8:30.
9.30 nnd 10:30 a. m.
"ST. MARGARET'S. Rusell and Vandev enter;
the Reverend J. J. O'Brien. Pastor Masses at
6. 7. 9 and 10.30 a. ra.
ST. ENGELBERTS. Carter and Marcus; the
Reverend Anton Pauck, Pastor Masses. Sand
10 a. m.: vespers, 2:30 p. m.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES (German). Gravols
nnd Ohio: the Reverend P. J. Letz, Pastor
Mass. 5.30. 7:45 and 10 a. m.; vespers. 230
p. m.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S. Grand and Mnd'll;
the Reverend Henrj S. Bronsgeest. S. J.
Mass. 5. 6, 7, 3:30 and 10 a. m.; vespers, 7:45
P. m.
ST. HENRY'S, Hickory and California: the
Reverend John A. Hoffman, Pastor Mass,
5:30, 7:30 and 10 a. m.; vtspers. S n. ra.
ST. JAMES'S. Tamm. Opposite Wade: the Rev
erend R A. Cisey. l'astor 7 and 9 o'clock
a. m. for children: 10:30 a. m.: baptisms. 3.30
p. m.
ST. JOHN'S. Sixteenth and Chestnut: the Rev
erend James T. Coffey, Pastor Mass. 6, 7:30, 9
and 10:30 a. m : vespers. 8 p. m.
ST. JOHN OP NEPOMUK (Bohemian). Soulard
and Eleventh; the Roverend Joseph Hes-smn,
Pastor Moss, 8 and 10 a. m.; vespers. 3 p. m.
ST. JOSEPH'S (German). Eleventh and Biddlc:
the Reverend J. Francis Volazza. S. J. Ma-s
6, 8 and 10 a. m ; Sunday school at 2 p. m. ;
benediction at 3 p. m.t
ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLPJfi. Fourteenth and
OTallon; the Reverend M..S Brennan. l'astor
Mass, 5:30, 7, S. 9:15 and 10:30 a. m.; vespers
at 8:30 p. m.
ST. LEO'S, Mullanphv and Twenty-third: th
Reverend J. J. Harty, Factor Mass. 5:20 7.
8.30 for children: 9:30. with sermon; evening
service, consisting or rosary, sermon and ben
ediction. ST. LIBORIUS'S (German), North Market and
Hogan: the Reverend G. A. Rels, Pastor
Mass, C 8 and 10 a. m.; vespers. 2:30 p. m.
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL CHAPEL Newstead
nnd Marvland: the Reverend P. T. O'Reilly,
Partor Mass, t, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; ves
pers, 4 p. m.
ST. MALV-CIFTS. Clark nnd Ewing; the Rev
erend Charles Zlegler. Pastor Mass. 5:30. 8:30
and 10.30 a. m.; vespers, 7:30 p. m.
ST. MARK EVANGELIST, Pag and Acade
my: the- Reverend Teter J. O'Rourke, Pas
torMass, 6, 7:30, 9 and 10.30 a. m. and 3:30
p. m.
ST. MARY'S (German), Third and Gratiot; tho
Reverend W. Faebcr. Pastor Mass 6, 8 and
10 a. ra.; Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Christian.
FIRST. No 3126 Locust: ithe Reverend John L.
-Brandt, Pastor Morning. "Prayer": evening,
"Paul as a Traveler and Missionary."
CARONDELET, No. CS01 Virginia: the Rever
end G. D. Ireland, l'astor Morning and even
ing services.
ELLENDALE. Corner Hewitt and Lanham: O.
T. Hoffman. Pastor Morning. "What Does
Church Membership' Mean to You?" Evening
service.
TUXEDO. St. Louts County: J, A. Bennett.
Minister Morning and evening services.
OLD ORCHARD (Village Hall). 9.31 a.! is..
Sunday school evening service.
SECOND. Eleventh and Tyler: W. Daviess
Plttman. Pastor Morning. W. Daviess Pitt
man: 10 a. m. and S p. m.. sermons.
CENTRAL Finney, near Grand: tho Roverend
Howard T. Crce. Pastor Morning. "Life and
Death": evening. "Christ's becond Coming
Described by tho Activity of His rcoplc"
FOURTH. No. 1M1 Penrose: the Reverend E.
T. McFarland. Pastor Morning, rally day;
evening service,
COMPTON HEIGHTS. St. Vincent and Call
.T0prpla Morning and evening services.
HAMILTON AVENUE. Hamilton and Ply
mouth: tho Reverend Frank J. Nichols. ' Pas
tor., . .
MOUNT CABANNE. King's highway and
Morgan: tho Reverend Frank G. Tyrrell, Fas-
tor Morning and evening services.
HAMMETT PLACE. Corner Marcus and Ilom
mett: th3 Reverend S. B. Moore. Pastor
Morning and evening services.
OVERLAND PARK MISSION. Ritenour
School: Superintendent. O. A Bartholomew
3 p. m. service.
SEVENTH STREETTMISSION. No. 3331 South
Seventh 9:15 a, m., Bible school.
Congregational.
COMPTON HILL Comnton and Lafayette: th
Reverend VV. W. Newell. Pastor Morning.
"Making-His Praise .Glorious": 8 p. m.,
"Reaping the Whirlwind."
OLIVE BRANCH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH: the Reverend Philip Yarrow, Pas
tor 11 a. ra. and 8 p. m, services.
FIRST. Delmar. near Grand: ths Reverend
Doctor G. II. Patton, Pastor Morning,
"EtralshtIonvardnes3 ot Christ"; 4 p. m.,
vesper service.
FOUNTAIN PARK Aubert and Fountain: the
Reverend J. C. Cromer, Pastor Morning,
, .."A Woman's Religion"; 7.30 p. m., 'Ab
solom.".
MAl'LEWOOD: tho Reverend George E. Rates,
Pastor Morning. "Helpfulness"; 8 p. rn ,
"Why Are You Not a Christian"
HYDD PARK. Bremen and Blair; the Reverend
W. M. Jones. Ph. D.. Pastor Morning and
evening services.
IMMANUEL Hancock and Jainleson Morning
and evening, the Reverend John AUworth.
PILGRIM, Washington and Ewing; the Rev
erend Doctor M. Burnham. Pastor Morning,
"Worship in God's House"; evening, "A LIfa
In Grace."
REDEEMER. Barrett and Thompson Morning
sermon by the Reverend H. A. Phipps.
REBER 'FLACD. MacMlnd and Old Manches
ter: the Reverend Frank Lonsdale, Pastor
Morning and evening services.
OLD' ORCHARD: the Reverend Harry Blunt,
Pastor Morning and ev enlng services.
WEBSTER GROVES: the. Reverend C L.
Kloss. Pastor Morning ana evening services.
FIRST GERMAN, aarrield and Spring; the
Reverend W."H. Dora. Pastor Morning and
evening serv Ices.
SWEDISH, Armstrong and Hickory; the Rev-
' erend C. O. lsakson. Pastor H a. m. and S p.
m., sermon and services.
1UNION, No. 1433, North Tenth: the Reverend
Stanley M. Humby. Pastor 10:45. a, m. and
8 p. m.. services.
BETHLEHEM. Thirteenth and Allen; the Rev
erend V. Varlana, Pastor 10 a. m. and 8 p.
in., services.
HOPE. Belt and Easton; the Reverend Martin
B. Bird. Pastor Morning and evening serv
ices. SAPPINGTON: the, Reverend Earl Hcwson,
Pastor Morning and evening services.
MEMORIAL, Sulphur and -Way; the Rev
erend William Smith. Pastor-H a. m.. "Our
Choice" ; 8 p. m.. "Courage in Clvie Crises."
, Episcopal.
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL. Thirteenth
and Locust: the Reverend & M. Davis, Dean
-4 a.m. and 8 a, m , holy communion; 11 a.
m., morning prayer and sermon: 8 p. m ,
evening prajer and sermon by Bishop Fun
sten., CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Cates and
uoooieuuw; uro nctucuu juciur aiuiies .11. I
Winchester, Hector 7:30 a. bu' hahr' com-
rnunion; 11 a. m.. rooming prayer and ser
mon; 7:30 p. m., evening prajer and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
Twenty-eighth and Washington, the Reverend
Charles r. Blaisdell. Rector 8.30 a. m . holy
communion; 11 a. m . morning prajer and
sermon: 8 p. m., evening prajer. Morning
subject, "Decision and Fitness."
GRACE. Eleventh and Warren; the Reverend
i:nlam!n D Reed. Rector 10'JO a. m. and
7:30 p. m, services: midday communion nrst
Sundij' of each month; 7:30 a. m , communion,
third faund&y.
MOUNT CALVARY. Grand and Lifajette; the
Reverend P. W. rauntlwoy. Rector 11 a. m..
morning prajer. sermon; 8 p. m , evening
praj-er and lllanj.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Compton and
Lucas- the Reverend Chart's Trotman, Rector
U a. m. and 8 p. m , termon and srviccs.
ST. ANDREW'S. No 1135 North Garrison: the
Roverend J. A. Doorls, Rector 11 a. m , morn
ing servle and scrnon: 7:15. evening prajer
and sermon.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S. Bruno and Blendon: the
Reverend (J. 11. H Miller. Rector 11 a. in.
service and ecinini; SJnday school at 9:30 a.
m.: S p m., service.
ST. GEORGE'S Pendleton and Olive: the Rev
erend R. A. Hollind. S T. D.. Rector Morn
ing .w-rvire. Doctor HoIIard wl'l preach on
"In the Dark."
ST. JAMES'S. Oooil ond Coto Brilliant?; the
Reverend Doctor E Duckworth. Pastor 7:30
a. m, holy communion: 11 a. m., morning
prajer and holy communion; 8 p. m., evening
prajer and sermon.
ST. MARK'S. Fortieth and Washington; the
Reverend J. K. Brennan, Pastor Morning and
ev enlng sorv Icep.
ST. PETFP.'S, Linden ind Spring; th Rover
end Willl-im Slort, Rectcr 7:4", a. m holv
communion: 11 a rn . miirnlng prajer nnd
sermon. Charles Giilovvaj-. organist.
ST. PHILIP'S. Union ami Maple: the Reverend
William Elmer, Rector 7:rn a. m . holv com
munion: II a. m morning prayer and ser
mon: 7:;3- p m . evening prajer and &rmon.
ST. STEPHEN'S Flvth ard Rutgr; the Rev
erend II. W. Mizner. Rector 7 and 9 a. m ,
holv communion; S p. m , mls.on servitp,
with lantern Illustrations.
ST. MATTHEW'S. Wilson, Nnr TrLsc-o Tark;
the Reverend C. II. Collin". Rector-11 a. m .
"crmon and services.
CHI'ItCH Or THE GOOD SHEPHERD, No.
2S3 S-ileni; the Reverend It. F Newton. Rec
tor 10:4" a. m.. morning prajer and fermcn;
9:30 a m . Scndaj' school.
EMMANUEL Old Orrhanl-The Reverend J.
Courtney Jones, Rector Services 11 a. m. and
4 p. m.
ST. THOMAS'S MIS-SION (D'af-Mute), It"
linger Memorial Chapel; the Reverend J H.
Cloud. Rhetor 11 a. m . tervlces as usual.
ST. PAUL'S Michigan ard Malt 11 a. m. and
8 p. m., services and sermon.
HOI.y INNOCENTS. Morgan Ford Road and
Tholozan; the Reverend W. A. Hntch. Rector
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.. sermon and services.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT, No. 6141 Plym.
outh: the Reverend Doctor J. It. Winchester,
ltector Sunday school, 9:43 a, m.; 11 a. m ,
morning prajer; 8 p. m , evening prajer.
TRINITY. Channlng nnd ITanMIn: the Rever
end Father H. C. St. Clair. Rector 7 a. m .
matins: 7:30 a. m. low mass; 11 a. m., choral
mas and sermon: 8 p. m , evensong and ser
mon. EPIPHANY MISSION" HOUSE Bojle and Gib
son: the Reverend J. W. HUson. Rector
Second Sundaj of each month, holj- com
munion ot 11 a. m.: evening prayer and ser
mon at S p. m.
OLD ORCHARD EMMANUEL; the Reverend
J. Courtney Jones, Rector 7:10 n. m . holy
communion: 11 a. m. rooming prajer and
sermon. Minister, the Reverend J. D. Rltchej-.
German Evanjrcllcnl Lutheran.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT. Chatham, and
Emmett 11 a. m , morning prajer; s p. m.,
evening prajer.
BETHLEHEM. Shaw and Hereford; the Rev
erend Henrj- c. Grabendlnkel. Pastor herv
Ices at 10:30 a. in. and 8 p. m.
CARONDELET. Michigan and Koeln: the Rev
erend Edward I Blelberue. l'astor Services
at 10 a. m and 7:30 p. m.
CHRIST, Manchester and Elendon: the Rever
end John I-dmann, Pastor bcrv ices nt 10:15
a. m. and S p. m.
CHURCH OF JESUS, Victor nnd Twelfth; the
Reverend John J. Fink Pastor Sen Ices at 10
a. m. and S p. m.
EMMAUS. Chouteau and Toner Grove; the
Reverend Carl Pieger. Pastor fcervices at
10:30 a. m.
FRIENDS. Nineteenth and Newhouse: the Rev
erend Otto Bautzer, Pastor Sen Ices at 10 a.
m. and 7:13 p. m.
EDEN", Hamilton and Bartmer; the Reverend
'Paul Pfelffer. Pastor 10:30 -i. m . "Efficient
Workmanship": evening, English service.
"God's Grace MI"Uscd."
ST. JAMES'S. College and Blair: the Rever
end C. G. Haas berv ices at 10 a. m. and
7:15 p. m.
ST. JOHANNES'S. Fourteenth and Madison;
the Reverend Frederick Ktemme, Pastor
Services at 10 a. m. and 7'43 p. m
ST. LUKE'S. Scott and Jefferson: the Rever
end Henry Walser. Pastor Eerv Ices at 10 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
ST. MARK'S. Third and Soulard: the Reverend
E. II. Ellis. Pastor Services at 10 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
ST. MATTHEW'S. Jefferson and Potomac: the
Reverend Henrj Drees, Pastor Services at
10:30 a. m and 7:30 p. m.
ST. PAUL'S. No 1S10 South Ninth; the Rev-
. erend J. Iron, Pastor Services at 10 a. m.
and 8 p. m.
TRINITY, Neosho nnd Michigan.; the Rever
end F. W. n5cr. Pastor Sen ices at 10 a. m.
-and 7.-30-P. m. r
ZION..Twcntv-llfth and Benton:aihe Reverend
John r. Baltzer, Pastor Services at 10 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m.
EI1ENEZER. No. 2S21 McNalr; tho Reverend
A. Tischer Pastor 10 a. 'm , "Three Hin
drances to Follow Jesus."
BETHEL (English). Nineteenth and Wright;
Sehuette's Hall; the Reverend Theophilo L
Mueller, Pastor 10:30 ,a. m, and evening --rv-lces.
MISSION. 3530 Morgan Ford roadr the Rever
end W. Schmidt. Pastor 10:30 a. m.. Eernion.
BETHANIA. Natural Bridge Road and Cliy:
the Reverend M. Martens, Pastor Serv Ices
at 10 a, m. and 8 p. m.
BETHLEHEM, Salisbury and Florissant; the
Reverend C. L Jnnzow, Pastor; the Rever
end L. ruerblnger. Assistant Services at 9:30
a. m and 2:30 p. m.
CHRIST. No. 3304 Caroline; the Reverend R.
II. T. Schuessler, Pastor Serv Ices at 10 a.
m. and 7 pm.
CHURCH OF THE HOLT CROSS". Mliml and
Ohio; the Reverend Charles C Schmidt, Pas
tor Sen'lces at 10 a. m. and t p. m.
CONCORDIA. Old Manchester Road. Near
Junction With Manchester Avenue: the Rev
erend Terdlnand S. Buenger, Pastor.
EMMAUS, No 2323 Jefferson; the Reverend
lllcnara T. Kretzscnmar, rasior services at
10:15 a. m.; English services, t p. m.
HOLY GHOST, Grand and Page: the Reverend
Pedro Ilgcn, Tastor Serv Ices at 10:30 a. m.
IMMANUEL. Fifteenth and Morgan; 'the Rev
erend G. Wangelln, Pastor.
ST. JOHN'S. Morgan Ford Road and Clilpp"
wa: th Reverend Herman Bartels, Pastor
Services at 10 a. m. and 7 p.'m.
ST. LUKCS, Itaska and Compton; the Rever
end Frederick W. King, Pastor Services at
10 a. m.
erend John F. Koestcring, Pastor Services at
ST. PAUL'S. Ih-alrlc and Van Phul; the Rev
9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
ST. PETER'S. Vista." and Newstead: the Rev-
' crend Theodore i-'churdel. Pastor Services at
10:15 n. m. and 7;15 p m.
ST. TRINITY, Sixth and Koeln; the Rev
erend Jacob J. Berntbal, Pastor Pervlces at
10 a. ni. and 7 p. m.
SWEDISH GETHSCMANE. No. 1311 Califor
nia; tho Reverend Carl J. Renhard. Pastor
Ken-Ices at It a. m. and 7:43 p. m.; Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
TRINITY. Lafayette and Eighth: the Rev
erend 'Otto C. Hanzer, l'astor Services at 10
a. m. and 3 p. m.
ZION. Benton and Twcntj--flrst; the' Reverend
C. F. Obermeyer. .Pastor Serylces at 10 a.
m. and 2 30 p. m.
MISSION FOR THE DEAF: the Reverend Her
man Hallenberg. Pastor Services at Zlon
Church at 3 p m. In the sign lav-uage.
MISSION CHArEL. Second and Plum: the
Reverend F. Drcycr. Pastor English Sunday
school nt 2 p. m.: German services at 3 p.
m.; English sermon at 7:30 p. m.
CHURCH OF OUR 'REDEEMER- the Rever
end L. Buchhetmcr, rastor 10:30 a, rn. and
8-30 p. tn. senlces.
Methodist.
CARONDELET (Snnth). Virginia and Haven:
.tin-Reverend Ai H. Duggins, l'astor Morning
and evening services.
CARONDELET, No. 7100 Virginia: jthe Rever
end Joel A. Barker, Pastor "Morning and
evenlngrjoctor C C. Stohmann.
CENTENARY (South). Sixteenth and Pine; the
Reverend Doctor W. F. Murray. Pastor 10:30
n. m.. "Kind Words"; 7:45 p. m. "Some
Plain Reasons Why I Believe, the Word of
God."
FIRST (South). Glasgow and Daj-ton: the Rev
erend L, E. Todd. Pastor Morning and even
ing. LAFATETTB PARK (South), Lafayette and
Missouri, the Reverend Doctor J. E. Mc
Donald. Pastor Morning, "The Liberator":
evening. "Soul Hunger."
LINDELL AVENUE, Llndell and Newstead;
the Reverend .L H. Dorchester, Pastor Morn
ing. "Open Doors": 8 P. ra'. music service
and sermon. "The Gospel ot Toil."
MAPLE AVENUE. Belt and Maple;-the Rever
end Doctor F W. Luce. Pastor H a. m .
"The Final Condition of the Finally Impeni
tent": 8 p. m., "Displaying tho Banner of
Truth."
'MARVIN (South). Sidney and Twelfth: the
Reverend Jo'ephus Stephan, Pastor Morning
, and evening services.
MOUNT AUBURN (South). NortnMarket and
Hodlamont: the Reverend J. S Tilley. Pastor
Morning. "How God called Samuel"; even
ing. "The Unconquerable and the Incompara
ble ralth of a Woman."
MEMORIAL (German). Jefferson and Accomac;
the Reverend Wllllan Schuls, Pastor Morn
ing and evening senlces.
CABANNE (South), Bartmer and Ooodfellow;
tho Reverend H. R. Singleton. Pastor Morn
ing and evening services.
ST. JOHN'S (South). lung's HIghwav and
Washington: the Reverend Doctor-J. VV. Leo,
rastor Morning service: evening service.
ST. LUKE'S. Potomac and Texas; the Rever
end ' D. Everett Standard. Pastor Morning
service by. a deaconess: evening. Doctor T. II.
Hagerty. "
ST. TAUL'S (South). No. 1S23 St, Louis; the
Reverend C. W. Webdell, Pastor Morning
and .evening services.
TOWER GROVE. No. H17 Kentucky: the Rev
erend B. Wakefield. Pastor Morning and
evening senlces.
BADEN, No. S Hall's Ferry Road; the Rev
erend Doctor R F. Smith, Pastor Morning.
"The- Road of Moses"; evening. "Preparing
the Way'of the Lord."
SHAW AVENUE (South), Shaw and Tower
Grove; the Reverend W. O. Donnan. Pastor
Morning and evening senlces.
UNION. Lucas and Garrison; the Reverend N.
Tired . backs corns to all who are forced to
overtax them in their daily duties. Ever realize
that it may not be the back that's tired, but the
Kidneys! The Kidneys are overworked, become
congested, and when they "play out" the back
will tell by its aches and pains.
Healthy paople have strong backs.
Learn to bs healthy by keeping the Kidneys
healthy. Doan's Kidney Pills kesp the Kidneys
healthy and cure all Kidney and Bladder Ills,
Urinary Derangements, Diabetes, Dropsy.
A TRIM. FalEE
TO ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC READERS
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laiccocl:. Pastor Jlomlnc and evcnlnr. Doctor
C. II. Yatman.
WAGONER 1-t.ACB (South), the R-verend
Doctor .1. II. 1'oune. l'astor itDmlnB and
eeninT services.
FRY MEMOIIIAU Clifton Ilelchts; tho Rever
end Martin I Curl. l'astor Momlnn and
etenlnK senlces.
GOODE AVCN'UE. Goode and North Marliet:
the Itci crend Charles MacConl. Pastor Morn
Ins and ccnlnsr services.
EOWMN. Twentieth and Ob"ar: the Reverend
rred W. f-lmpson. Pastor Mornlnc and n en
lns services.
TRINITY. Tenth ond North Market: the Rev
erend Henry I. htevci. Pattor Momlne; and
etcnlns fcenlce".
OAK 1III.I.. th Reverend E. J. RInkel. Tastor
Service at It a. m.
ICIRKWOOD (South): the Reverend R. I.
ltuell. l'astor Momtns and evenlni: serv-It-s.
rERCUS-ON (Houth): the Reverend O. C. Ton
taine. Pastor Monilns and evcnlns services.
HARI.E.M I'I,ACE, Jaraleson nnd Filer; tho
Reverend II. C. Leonard. Pastor Mornlns.
"Wnrk Completed": evenlnff. "Youns People
at Work."
TUXEDO, the Reverend William G. Frtti. pas
torCommunion sen Ice at 11 a. m. by Doctor
C. II. Corlos.
COOK AVENUE CHURCH. Cook and Sprlns:
the Reverend Doctor TV. D. IlradiMd, Pastor
Mcrnlnjr. "Upon This Hock Will I Build
My Church": evenlns. "Conf easing Christ."
SHREWSBURY: the Reverend William G.
Fritz, l'astor y 20 a. m . communion sen-Ice.
Doctor Carlo".
IMMANUEL, (South), McCausIand avenue: the
Kevererd Aithur Mather, l'astor Mornlnc;
and evening: service.
SLOAN MISSION. Seventh and Hickory: W. M.
Sloan, superintendent of Sunday School Z p.
m.. founday school; & p. m., senlces.
JENNINGS: the Reverend Columbui Bradford,
Pastor 1'reachlnf: at 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m.
BEL.I.EFONTAINE. the Reverend J. R. Eddle
mann. l'astor Morning sen Ice.
MOUNT ZION. Crcve Coeur-11 a. m. and t
p. m . services.
lrc4lterlnu.
COOK AVENUE. CccU and Sarah; the Rev
erend J. Tvvyman Boyor, Pastor Mcrnlne;.
The Word of God" ; 3 p. m , "Maklne a
Life,"
DRANK MEMORIAL (South). Aubert .,and
1'age: the Reverend Doctor B. If. CTarley,
castor aiornin anu evening: sen ices.
CARONDRLTT. No. CS15 Mlchlfranr the Rever
end J. II. Gaus-, Pastor Mornlnp and even
Ins senlces
COTE BItlLLIANTK, Marcus and Labadle;
the Reverend C. M. Rausch, Pastor Mornln:
and evenins services.
CURRY MEMORIAL. Utah and Texas; mom
Ins and evenins. the Reverend Doctor Chal
font. CENTRAL, Garrison and Lucas; the Reverend
J. La) ton Mauze, Pastor Mornlns, "Inequal
ity Yoked"; S p. m., "Great Voices In
Heaven."
COM1TON HILL CHAPEL, St. Vincent. Near
C'omntdn Mcrnlnp and evenins senlces hy
the Reverend L. B. Haines.
GRACE. Clara and Ridge; the Reverend
Charle-? L Chalfant. Pastor Mornlns. "ror
clven Debts"; 8 p. m., "The'Church and the
Word."
GRVND AVENUE (South). Grand and Wash
lnston; the Reverend Doctor J. I. Cannon.'
Pastor Mornlns ad cvcnlns sen-Ices.
FIRST. Washington and Sarah; the Reverend
Doctor W. J. McKittrick. Pastor: the Rev
erend G W. Kin. Assistant Mornlrs, Doc
tor Sklliins; evenins. pastor.
GRAND AVENUE Grand and Forest Park
Boulevard; tne Reverend J. W. Ashwood.
l'astor Mornlns. "The Baptism of the Holy
Spirit"; 7:43. service
L.r.YETTE PARK. Albion and Slli-ourl; the
Reverend S. c. Palmer. Pator Mornlns,
Doctor C. II. Miller; evenins. pator,
LKE AVENUE. Prairie and Lee: the Reverend
Henry Gardner. Pastor Mornlns. service;
evenins, "Buddhism."
LTTCA9 AVENUE (Cumberland), Lucas and
Channlns; the Reverend Doctor B. P. Fuller
ton, Pastor Morning and evenins services.
McCAUSt.AND AVENUE: the Reverend J. N.
Bcall, Pastor Mornlns srvice.
MEMORIAL TABERNACLE. Fifteenth and
Carr: the Reverend Doctor H. MaslII. Pastor
Mornlns and evenins services.
MR5I VBWJUIAL. Menard and Julia;
the Reverend John T. Farls. Pastor 11 a.
m , "Feedlus In Faithfulness"; 7:15 p. m.,
inlsblon lecture.
NORTH. Eleventli and Chambers; tho Rev
erend Frank Foster, rastor Mornlns, com
munion senice: 8 p. m , Gideon service.
NORTH CABANNE. Rnrtmer Avenue. In Coun
tv: the Reverentl Howard Smith. Pastor
Mornlns and evening senlces as usual.
OAK HH.L. Bent and Humphrey; the Rever
end Samuel L. Lindsay. Pastor 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. sen-ices.
KING'S HIGHWAY (Cumberland), Klnj's
Highway and Cabanne: the Reverend c. Polk
Oood'on. Pastor Mornlns, "A Prophetic
Mcssape'to the Men of This Ago"; evenins.
God's Matchless Love.."
SECOND, Taylor and We'tmlnster: the Rever
end Doctor S. J. Nlceolls. LL. D.. Pastor;
the Reverend R. Calvin Dobson, Assistant
Mornlns nnd evenins senlces.
TYLER PLACE. Russell nnd Sprlns: the Rv
erend D. R. Leland. Pastor Mornlns. "The
Slsht Outlfok"; evenins, "Tlie Right Way."
WASHINGTON AND COMPTON AVENUE:
the Reverend Doctor Harris II. Grejts. rastor
Mornlnc. "Th rest of God"; evenins. "The
signs of tho Zodiac Prophetic of Christ."
WI-ST. Marwllle and Maple; mornlnr .and
evenins, tho Reverend Doctor Charles B.
Austin.
"FIRST REFORMED. McMillan and Taylor:
the Reverend M M. Pcarcc, l'astor Mornlns
and evenins aervlces.
CLIFTON HEIGHTS The Reverend Doctor J.
N. Beall. Pastor Evenins. service.
WAGONER PLACE (U. P.): the Reverend A.
SI. Campbell. l'astor U a. m., and 3 p. m
servlces. FERGUSON: the Reverend M. V. P. Tea
man. Pastor Regular senlces.
ROCK HILL, St. Louis County: the Reverend
A S. Hughey, Pastor Senlces mornlns and
evenins.
KIRKWOOD: the Reverend r. V. Jennesi,
Pastor Mornlns and evenins senlces.
WEBSTER GROVES: the Reverend David M.
Rkllllns. Pastor Morning, Doctor McKittrick;
p. m.. 'The Sympathy of Christ."
FIRST GERMAN. Tenth and Rutscr; the Rev
erend J. O. Kessler, Pastor 10:30 a. m.. Ger
man preaching; 7:43 p. m., Ensllsh preaching.
BADEN 2:30 P. rn. and 8 p. m , tho Reverend
W. B. Floyd.
WINNEBAGO CHURCH. Winnebago and Tennessee-
th Reverend A. Hllkeman, Pastor
ll-a.m.. German service: 7:20 p. m , English
service.
POPE AVENUE. No. 4141 Penrose 9:30 a. m .
Sunday school; 11 a. m.. the Reverend John
B Brandt on "Wonderful Lovo'T" evenins,
the Reverend C. II. Miller.
RIDGD HILL .MISSION. Ridge and EverETcen:
S p. m.. Sunday school.
CHURCH OF TUB COVENANT. No. JS40
North Grand Avenue: the Reverend Claude R.
Shaver. Pasto-Mornlns. "Instruments";
evenins. "Salvation Notes."
FIRST U. 1'.- Newstead and Morgan; the Rev
erend S. E. DuBols. Pastor Mornlnr and
evenins senlces.
GIBSON HEIGHTS (U. P.), No. 1414 Manchester-
the Reverend J. S. Dague, Pastor
Morning and evenins senlces.
CnsIIsh Lutheran.
ST. MARK'S. Cardinal and Bell- the Reverend
Doctor SI. Rhodes. Pastor Morning. "The
Agony of Prayer": evenins sen-Ice.
SIOUNT CALVARY. No. 1607 Euclid: the Rev
erend E. T. Coyner. Pastor Mornlns. chll
dren'a reformation service; 8 p. m., "Chris
tian Fellowship."
GRACE, St Louis and Garrison; the Reverend
Martin Summers, Pastor 10:30 a. m.. "Heart
Words";-S p. m., "The Christian's Imperfections."
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Jlrs. Xorbert York of 2913 N. Broadway (Second Ward) says:
"For three or four years my back not only acted to such an
extent that I could not get around, but very often it was so irk
some that I ardently wished it would disappear. Other symp
toms plainly convinced me that my kidneys were at fault, and
this led me, after reading advertisements about Doan's Kidney
Tills, to go to 'Wolff-Wilson's corner Sirth and Washington
Avenue, for a box. In three days I felt relief. A continuation
of the treatment for some time longer cured the attack.''
ST. PAUL'S MISSION. Chouteau and Taylor
Regular services.
VANDEVENTER MISSION. No. 33(4 Olive 4
p. m . Sunday school- Jam, preaching by
the Reverend T. A. Winkler.
Reformed.
MAPLE AVENUE, Maple and Clarendon: the
Reverend J. c. Hornins. Pastor Mornlns.
'Christ's Witnesses": evening, "Christian
Progress "
Christian Clmrch (XonsccdKrian.)
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Llndell Boulevard and
Vandev enter Avenue; tho Reverend Abraham
E. Nelson. D. D . l'astor Morning service.
ItcorKiinlrecl Chnrch of Jesus Christ.
ROCK CHURCH. Glasgow and Dickson 11 a.
m., Wlllard J. Smith: 8 p. m., lecture.
NO. &731 MANCHESTER AVENUE Sunday
school at 10 a. m.; 7:30 p. m., preaching- by
Elder N. N. Cooke.
IIUMI'HKEY STREET AND MORGAN FORD
ROAD bunday school at 10 a. ra.; 7:30 p. m..
preaching hy C. J. Remington.
Christian Scientist.
FIRST CIIUCII OF CHRIST (SoienOsO.
Grand and rinncy Services at 10:45 a. m.
SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST. Henneman
Hall. No. 37J3 Olive-Services at 10:45 a. m.
Unitarian.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH: the Reverend
John W. Day. Tastor Morning. "Right and
Wrens Infidels."
CHURCH or THE UNITY. Park and Arm
strong: the Reverend George R. Dodson. Pas
tor 11 a. m . "Light From Science on the
Problems of Life."
Xkty Jerusalem (Swedenborirlnn).
CHURCH Or THE DIVINE HUSIANITT, Del
mar and Hprinr: tho Reverend c. S. Ebr. Pas
tor Mornlns. 'The, Law of Spiritual Associa
tion." TIRST GERMAN. Twelfth and Tjler; the Rev
erend Cttarles.A. Nussbaum. Pastor 10 a. m.
THIRD SOCIETY (German). Corn-r St. Louis
nnd Rauschcnbach Avenues: the Reverend C.
L. Carrierc. rastor 11 a. m , service as usuaL
Jewish.
TEMPLE ISRAEU Leffinswell and Pine 10 a.
ra.: Doctor LKn Harrison, on 'The Simple
Life," by Charles Wagner.
Ethical.
ETHICAL SOCIETY, Memorial Hall, Nine
teenths and Locust Street?: W. L. Sheldon,
' Jjeoturer ir a. m , t'The Storr of the Garden
of Jdenr Itfr Jleanlns and Its History."
Siilrltnnltsm"
CHURCn OF SPIRITUAL UNITY. Masonlo
Temple. Odeon 3:30 p. m , psychic experi
ences; 7:43 p. m.. "God Is Spirit."
FIRST 'SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION. No. 3015
Pine: the "Reverend Thomas Grimshaw. Pas-tor.-ll):45.a.
m .-"Medlumshlp and Morality";
7:45 p. m . "The Friend at-MIdnight."
ST.- LOUIS TROGRESSIVE UNION. Page and
Bajard 2:30 p. m.. address, experience meet-Ins.-ond
clalrvoyantlsts by Professor Hall.
FIRST GERMAN SOCIETY, Lynch and Mc
Nalr avenue; the Reverend R. K. Harry; 2:30
p. ra. and 8 p. m.
SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL RESEARCH. Ninth
and Arsenal 3 p ra.. service, "The Philan
thropy cf Thieves."
CENTRAL SPIRITUAL EOCTETT. Jefferson
nnd Cass; 7:30 p. m.. meeting.
Other Churches.
UNION MISSION. No. 1432 Franklin: the Rev
erend, JL B. Gott, Pastor Preaching at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor. Other serv
ices. as usual.
BETHESDA1 CHAPEL: Vista and Gtand Ave
nue" 3 p. m . the Reverend E. SI. Bounds.
D. D.
CHURCH OF GOD, No. 2S29 Montgomery; the
Reverend J. W. Boyd. Pastor Services at
10:20 a. m. and 4 p. m.
NIEDRINGIIAUS MISSION, Seventh and Cass
8 p. m.. services.
GLEANER MISSION. No. 211 North Twelfth:
r. 31. Ruth. Superintendent-: : p. m. .Sunday
school: S p. m., the Reverend W. H. Blake
will preach.
rRANKLIN AVENUE- MISSION. No. 1923
Franklin Avenue 2:30 p. m.. Sunday school;
preaching at 7:30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Goode and
Cotn Brllllante: tho Reverend L. C. and Mary
McGee Hall. Pastors 10:30 a. m.. 3 and 8 p.
m., preaching.
OPEN-DOOR MISSION. Second and ClarkrMr.
and Sirs. Gerhaueer. Superintendents Open-
"ins service at 7:30 p. m.
SOCIETY Or PRCTICAL CHRtSTIANITT.
.Eighteenth and 1'estalozzl-, the Reverend IL
SI. Schrocder, Pastor-2 p. m. (German).
CHURCH "OF GOD. No. S214 Old Manchester
Road: the Reverend A. B. Bamett Pastor
Sen Ices 10.30 a. in.. 2:30 p. m. and S p. m.
SPRUCE STREET MISSION. Nos. 11-13 South
Seventh 7:43 p. m , gospel service.
OPEN-DOOR CHArEL. No. 1302 South Broad
vva?: MrT and Mrs. U B. Haines Superin-tendent-2.30
p. m.. Sunday school; 8 p. m..
preaching.
CHURCH OF GOD. Benton and Thirteenth:
the Reverend John Cheary. rasicr-fcervlces at
4 p. m.
SALVATION ARMY CORPS No. 1411 Frank-llnVra-lsH
lladleV in charge; No. 2C2J ,Frank
lln captain Slmo. commander: No. .012 South
Broadway. Captain Newton, commander- No.
1712 Wrath Broadway Ensign Pteyvart, com
mander. At each commandery hollnesfl meet
ing at 11 a. m. and praise service at .. and 3
p. m.
PENTECOSTAL SIISSION. No. 193 Franklin
avenue: the Reverend O W. Ross. Paor
Servlces at 10:15 a. m. by Evangelist Lawl
head of Ohio.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Ptumpf Bulldlnc.
Vandev enter and West Belle 10:4.. a. m..
"Some Sllsconceptlons About Death' : alter-
noon topic, "Self-Destruction."
CENTRAL SIISSION. No 816 North, Eleventh:
the Reverend C. Ii! McCoslln. Silnlster-3 p.
m., yunday school: 8 p. m., service.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Delmar and
Newstead: R. C. Porter. Pastor-Saturday. 11
a. ni., service; Sunday. 3 p. ro., service.
THE SOCIETY OF TUB EVANGELS. No. 211
Chestnut 10:43 a. m.. 3 p. m- and .:4j p. m.,
services.
FRIENDS OF ISRAEL UNION SIISSION No.
1107 Wa3h Senlces, 3:30 p. rn. and i:30 p. m.
PARKS AGAIN IN SING SING.
Walking Delegate's Second-Conviction
for Extortion.
New York, Nov. 6. Sam Parks was to
day sentenced to two years and three
months in Sing Sing Prison. Paries was
taken to Sing Sing Prison this afternoon.
It was alleged that Parks, as walking
delegate of tho Housesmlths and Bridge
men's Union, forced the Tiffany Studios
to pay him $300 to call oft a strike.
This was Parka's second sentence for
extortion. In the first he was released
from Sing Sing on a certificate of reason
able doubt.
In imposing sentence to-day Judge New-,
burger said he tcok Into consideration tho
physical condition of Parks, who, physi
cians say. Is suffering from consumption
in an advanced stage.
Parks, whoso customary air .of defiance
has entirely deserted him, heard tho sen
tence without a movement of feature or
outward suggestion of emotion.
Former District-Attorney James W. Os
borne. Parks's counsel, said that he would
in all probability appeal, but that no cer
tificate of reasonable doubt would be ap
plied lor.
Tell your husband about the Eoehmcr
Special J3 and extra quality J3.50 shoes for
Bfen. HO North Broadway.
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FARMERS' INSTITUTE MEETING
Secretary of Agriculture Board
Announces November Dates.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, Jfo., Nov. 6. The State Board
of Agriculture, of which George B. Ellis
of Columbia Is secretary, has announced
the dates of farmers' institutes and corn
shows to bo held In Jlissouri during No
vember. The institutes this year will be
larger than ever, as the corn shows of
the Jlissouri World's Fair Commission
will be held In connection with them, and
tho corn to be shown In the Missouri ex
hibit at the World's Fair will be selected.
The Commission is offering liberal prizes
so as to secure many exhibits.
Tho institutes will be addressed by the
usual number of lecturers from Slissouri
University, as well as several men of na
tional prominence in agriculture. The
dates as announced are as follows:
Clinton. Henry County. Monday. November .
Charleston. Mississippi County. Monday. No
vember 9. .
Nevada. Vernon County. Tuesday. November
10.
Salem. Dent County. Tuesday. November It.
Bloomfield. Stoddard County. Tuesday. No
vember 40.
Butler. Bates County, Wadnesday. Novem
ber 11.
Kennett. Dunklin County. Wednesday, No
vember IL ...
Harrisonvllte, Cass County, Thursday. No
vember 12. '
Washington. Franklin County. Thursday, No
vember is.
CaruthersvlIIe. Pemiscot County. Thursday.
November 12. ..
Warrcasburs. Johnson County. Friday. No
vember 13.
New S'adrld. New Madrid County. Friday,
November 13.
Independence. Jackson County, Saturday. No
vembr 14.
Vienna. Maries County. Saturday. Novem
ber 14.
Jackson. Cape Girardeau County. Saturday,
November 14.
Lexington. Lafayette County. Slonday, No
vember 16.
Ovvecsvilte. Gasconade County. Monday. No
vember lt.
Perryvllle, Perry County. Monday. November
16
Marshall. Saline County. Tuesday. Novem
ber 17.
Linn. Osage County. Tuesday, November 17.
fat. Genevieve. St. Genevieve County. Tues
day. November 17.
Jefferson City. Cole County. Wednesday; No
vember IS.
Fayette. Howard County. Thursday, Novem
ber 10.
Tuscumbla. Miller County. Thursday. Novem
ber 10,
Hillsborough, Jefferson County, Thursday, No
vember 13.
Moberly. Randolph County. Friday- Novem
ber 20.
Clayton. St. Louis County. Friday, November
20
Paris. Slonroe County. Saturday. November
21.
Linn Creek. Camden County. Saturday. No
vember 11.
St. Charles, St. Charles County, Saturday,
November 21.
lilnxston, Caldwell County, Monday, Novem1
Cafifomla. Slonlteau County, Stonday, No
vember 30.
HANCOCK FILES INFORMATION.
Five Defendants Enter Pleas of
Guilty and Are Sentenced.
Circuit Judge Fisher yesterday granted
a divorce to Ina Lillian Wolcott from W
E. Wolcott, who was ordered to' pay her
J50 a month alimony. The custody of their
two children was awarded to her. They
were married July 25, 1883.
Gustav Graf obtained a divorce in
Judge Fisher's court from Carrie Graf.
Judge Fisher ordered William A. Ful
lerton to pay his wife, Nannie, J2040 a
month alimony, pending the trial of their
divorce suit, and 5 to defray the expense
of the-sult.
Assistant Circuit Attorney Hancock
yesterday momlng filed informations In
the following routine cases, which the
Grand Jury had no time to Investigate:
Grand larceny and larceny from dwell
ingAlexander Zollinger, George MIllos
tan. Mattle Smith, Walter Erbes, Edward
Murphy, Charles Terry, John Leonard,
John Grant and George Punshon.
Criminal assault William Campbell;
two counts.
Embezzlement William Brockman.
Burglary and larceny Henry, alias
Wesley Wilson, and Fred Carter. Carter
entered a plea of guilty, and Judge Mc
Donald sentenced him to Ave years' im
prisonment. Harry Stewart and George Johnson, who
were charged with picking pockets on
Veiled Prophet's night, entered pleas' ot
guilty and were each sentenced to three
years' imprisonment-.
Katherlne .Fay, who was charged with
abandoning a child on April 27, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to six months
In tho city Jail. Her sentence dates front
July 15, the date of the Indictment, leav
ing her only about two months to serve.
TO BE PERMANENT ATTORNEY.
Pagin of Chicago Receives Place
in Department of Justice.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL;
Washington. Nov. 6. Attorney General
Knox has selected Assistant District At
torney Oliver' E. Pagin o"f the Chicago
district to be one'of the permanent As
sistant Attorneys at the Department of
Justice. Mr. Pagin will come to Wash
ington in a short time, and will have his
headquarters at the department.
Sir. Pagin is an attorney of skill and
ability in the preparation of criminal
pleadings. He did most effective work for
the Department of Justice in the prep
aration of the indictments in the Post-Office
cases, although this fact is not gen
erally known. He came to Washington at
the request of tho Attorney General last
June, and worked on postal matters for
two or three months, returning to Chicago
subsequently. He has also been employed
by the department on other Important
matters.
He has had wide experience in Chicago
In the preparation of Indictments In lead
ing criminal cases, and has been an as
sistant to the United States District At
torney in the Chicago district for twelve
years.
Change for TocIfvVood SItey
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Nov. 6. The' Postmaster
General to-day Issued an order authorizes;
the Postmaster at Tockwood, 'Jto to
change the site-of the Poet Office UMfe
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