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MARKHAM MEMORIAL CHURCH
TO INAOGARATE TENT MEETINGS.
The first of tho Presbyterian Church tent
services will be Inaugurated to-morrow
evening by the Markham Memorial Pres
byterian Church.
The tent "Glad' Tidings" will be erected
In the vacant lot at Ninth and Carroll
streets and services .will be conducted
there every evening, excepting Saturday,
at 8 o'clock, for the next six weeks.
The Reverend C T'. SchacfTcr of New
York City will conduct the services for
the first two -weeks. Mr. Sehaeffer has
gained considerable prominence In Y. M.
C A. circles, and for several years has
been Identified with the Presbyterian 'Gen
eral Evangelistic Committee, of which
John H. Converse of Philadelphia Is chair
man. During the summer months his especial
charge Is tent services, which he conducts
in va-inns paits of the country. These
tnt services will take the place of tho
regular Indoor meetings at the .Markham
Memorial Church during the summer.
Other speakers who have been engaged
are the Reerrnd Hush B. Douglass of
Mount Vernon. 111., and the Reverend ti
mer P. Loose of Madlsonvllle, III. In ad
dition to these speakers the Gideons will
have some of their best orators to conduct
special services.
As a new departure In missionary work
for the Markham Church, services will be
conducted every Friday In the Bohemian
languaco by the Reverend Frank Carl
IUngsmuth of Cedar Rapids, In.
The attendance at tho tent services last
year averaged 1,000 for thirty-four nights,
and the seating capacity of the tent has
been Increased this year to 1,000.
WILL GIVE RECEPTION
FOR ASSISTANT PASTOR.
The -Reverend Doctor J. B. Plena of
St. Kevin's Clinrch Will Go to
Columbia, Mo.
A farewell reception In honor of the
Reverend Doctor J. B. Pleus, to be held
In the school hall jicxt Friday evening. Is
being arranged by the members of St. 1
Kevin's Catholic Church, where ho has
been first assistant pastor for several
years. Doctor Pleus recently was appoint
ed pastor of the Catholic Church at Co
lumbia, Mo., nnd will depart for his field
of duty June 27. .
Although he Is one of the younger
priests of the archdiocese, Doctor Pleus
has made a good record In St. Louis, and
THE REVEREND J. B. PLEUS.
Who has been appointed pastor of the
Cathollo Church at Columbia, Ho.
the members of lit Kevin's Parish are
loath to have him leave. He -was born
near Jefferson City In 1874 and made his
elementary studies In the parochial
schools at Taos.
His studies for the priesthood were made
at St. Francis Seminary, Milwaukee, from
which Institution he graduated In 1833. The
same year he was sent to Rome, and
there, received the titles of Doctor of Di
vinity and Doctor of Philosophy.
After his ordination In the Eternal City
he spent several months traveling-on the
Continent and on his return to this country-
be was appointed assistant at St.
Kevin's.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WORK.
"WbBt Paal Teaches Mef About Rising;
Above Discotar-ssrement." H Cor.
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3T AMOS R. WELLS.
In the early days of the American col
onies a hunter became separated from his
party, wandered around for a long time,
and at length, worn out. lay down and
fell asleep. He awoke to find a band of
hostile Indians surrounding him and cast
ing upon htm looks of bitter hatred. He
knew no word of their language and wns
completely at their mercy. In this dire
peril his courage did not desert him: he
looked Into the faces of his captors, and
cheerfully smiled. Gradually in the
warmth of that smile their wrath melted
away, and they took him under their pro
tection and at last restored him to his
friends.
Now every trial that faces us is like
those Indians: we can disarm It by a
smile, and transform It from foe to
friend. Mrs. Sarah K. Bolton has put
this truth Into Inspiring words:
T like the man who faces what he most
-with steps triumphant and a heart at cheer;
Whs fights the dally battle without fear;
flees hi. hope fall, yet keepi unfaltering trait
That Qod Is God; that somehow, true and jest
Ilia plans work out for mortals.
Professor Griggs once uttered a subtle
nnd profound thoucht: "Despondency Is
underhanded conceit." The gloomy man
is thinking of himself nnd not of other
men and of God: he Is living In his own
petty Interests, and not In the large af
fairs of tho world and the church. That
Is one reason why Paul was so cheerful;
he was absorbed In a great, unselfish mis
sion. On the other hand, a man's good cheer
reacts on his work. Our tasks help keep
us cheerful and our cheer helps us ac
complish our tasks. Milton quaintly
wrote: "There Is no Christian duty that
Is not to be seasoned and set off with
cheerlshness." "Give us," cried Carlye,
"Oh. give us the man who sings at his
work! One is scarcely sensible of fa
tigue whilst he marches to music Won
drous Is the strength of cheerfulness,
KjioKeuier oast, calculation us powers oij
cnaurance. .Aiasi wanyie eo poorly prac
tised this preachment of his.
Many of our worries are over Imaginary
troubles. Charles Swain reckons It full
59 per cent:
Holt ear troubles are half our Invention,
And often from blessings conferred
nave we shrank In the wild apprehension
Ot evils that nuvcr occurred!
Take off your dark classes 1 Have you
ever noticed how brilliant the world Is
utter you have worn dark glasses and
suddenly removed them? Everything Is a
blaze of elory. Tou can have the same
PxhUlratlng experience any time you
choose to cast off a gloomy mood. Try It
And even If the troubles are real, as In
deed they Often are, still It Is true, ns
Coleridge wrote, that "In the deepest
night of trouble and sorrow God gives us
so much to be thankful for that we need
never cease our singing." We still have
God and heaven; w still have love and
character and life, with all that best
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THE REVEREND T. a SCHAEFFER,
Who will open tent mpetlng service at the
Markham Memorial Presbvfirlan church
Sunda
makes life worth living And. with Mar
garet E. Sangstcr we can say:
Therefore with undaunted front.
Trusting la mv Kinr.
Shall I face whateier foe
In the path max spring.
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
The Ile-r. George D. Green Orffnnlzes
Advent Christian Denomination.
The Advent Christian Church Is the
name of a new church organization
formed In St Louis by the Reverend
George B. Green and his wife, the Rever
end Allda A. Green, who came to this
city from New York. Services will be
held In Boeker Hall, Twentieth and BIs
sell streets, at 11 o'clock every Sunday
morning and 7:45 Sunday evening. Sun
day scho'ol will be conducted at 10 o'clock.
The theme for to-morrow morning will
be "A Gospel of Blessing" and for the
evening, "Crumbling Creed."
K. P. Chang of Hanchow, Toung L.
Fong1 and Wong of Shanghai, China, will
address -the South Side Branch, Y. M. C.
A., at No. 1800 South Eighteenth street,
at 430 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
The Reverend J. Addison Smith will
preach to-morrow morning at the Pat
tonvllle Presbyterian Church, at 3 o'clock
at the Bonhomme Presbyterian Church
and at 8 o'clock to-morrow evening at the
Des Peres Presbyterian Church.
The Gideons will have charge of the
services to-morrow evening at Immanuel
M. E. Church. South, when the pastor,
the Reverend Arthur Mather, will preach
at the Wagoner Place M. E. Church.
The Rcierend Doctor T. B. Sharp, Pre
siding Elder of the St Louis District will
preach to-morrow morning at the Cook
Avenue M. E. Church, and to-morrow
evening atthe Shaw Avenue M. E.
Church.
General Plet A. Cronje will address the
Epworth League of the St John's M, E.
Church, South, at 7 o'clock to-morrow
evening.
A "platform" meeting will be conducted
to-morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock un
der the presidency of Hanford Crawford.
Addresses will be made by prominent
Methodist pastors and laymen.
The Reverend Doctor James B. Gregg
of Colorado Springs and the Reverend
Doctor William F. Slocum, president of
Colorado Collerre. Colorado RnHnw will
respectively conduct the morning and
evening services at the Pilgrim Congre
gational Church to-morrow.
The Reverend Naboth Osborne of Mat
toon, III., pastor of the First Congrega
tional Church of that city, will preach
at the services to-morrow morning and
evening, of the Fountain Park Congrega
tional Church. His morning theme will
be, "The Great Teacher," and In the
evening he will preach on "The Modern
Christian."
Mrs. Cora L. Richmond of Chicago, pas
tor of the Church of the Soul, will occupy
the pulpit at the Temple of Spiritualism,
No. 3016 Pine street, nt 10: o'clock to
morrow morning and at 8 o'clock to-morrow
evening: Mrs. Richmond Is here to
speak before the Educational Congress at
the World's Fair, June 27.
The Reverend B. a Dobson. assistant
astor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
eparted yesterday for Philadelphia,
where he will preach the ordination ser
mon of his brother, who haslust been
graduated from Princeton University.
After spending a few weeks In the East
Mr. Dobson will visit his parents In Ten
nessee, and will not return to St Louis
until July.
.E. a Carter, a graduate of Phillips
Academy and Harvard University, who
has Just been (-elected the representative
of the Central Young Men's Christian As
sociation of St Louis In India, will speak
Sunday at 4 o'clock In the association
building. Grand and Franklin avenues.
Judge Spencer's Bible class will be held
at 305 o'clock.
The Reverend Doctor W. F. MeSlurry
will depart to-day for Excelsior Springs,
Mo., where he will officiate at the dedi
cation of a new church edifice to-morrow.
He will return to the city on Monday.
The Reverend Doctor Bradfleld of the
Cook Avenue Church will fill the pulpit
at the Centenary Church at the morning
hour, and the Reverend Doctor J. H.
Young, of the Wagoner Place Church,
formerly pastor of Centenary, will preach
in the evening;
The Reception Committee of the "Fourth
Annual .New Thought Convention," will,
within a few days, open a free reading
room, library, bureau of Information and
place to rest at the West End Church, Nc.
8907 West Belle place. This room will be
for the convenience of the public The
committee will be ready to furnish Infor
mation regarding the World's Fair.
WORLD'S FAIR SERMONS.
Rcoerend Doctor Lnce Preaches at
Maple Avenue SI. E. Church.
The second series of World's Fair ser
mons will be begun by the Reverend Doc
tor Frank W. Luce at the Maple Avenue
M. E. Church to-morrow morning, when
he will preach on the theme "Wireless
Messages of Gospel -Grace."
Tho evening subject will be "Sculpture
and Metal Carving of Solomon's Temple."
The subjects to follow are: June 78,
"Christ the Great Magnet" "A Royal Sin
ger and His Greatest Song"; July 3,
"Providence of God In American History."
"Dramatic Art at Its Best": July 10,
"Sclentlflo Bails of Religious Experi
ence," "The Climax of Sublime Archi
tecture"; July 17, "Looms of Providence,"
"Salome an Oriental Dancing Girl and Her
Wicked Mother": July 24. "Conscience, a
Powerful Searchlight of the Soul," "Go
llah, the Athlete of Gath": Jul 31, "Navi
gation of Life's Sea," "The Race of Life
and the Winner's Prize."
RECEPTION A SOCIAL SUCCESS.
Y..M. C. A. Workers Meet New Offi
cial Representative.
From a social viewpoint the reception
last night in honor of International Sec
retary E. C. Carter at the home of Geo.
Warren Brown, No. 40 Portland place, was
ono of the leading events In local Y. M.
C. A. circles.
Many of the workers from the various
branches in St Louis attended the affair
to become acquainted with the, guest of
honor who has Just been chosen the of
ficial representative of Central Branch of
this city to work among the young men
of India.
Mr. Carter Is a graduate of Phillips
Academy and .Harvard University, and a,
typical college athlete.
He will spend several days in the city,
later attending the student summer con
ference, and will depart for India about
the middle of September.
San Antonio In 38 1-2 Hoars. '
New through service via Cotton Belt
Route. Sleepers, diners; iSS p. m.,JW Olive.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
The list of sermon topics and special services
for to-roo.-row la aa follows:
i Baptist.
DELMAR AVENUE. Delmar and Pendleton;
The Reverend Doctor J. T. M. Johnaton, Pas
tor Momlnc, Supremacy of Chrtat"; I p.
m., lecture on "Jerusalem."
GRAND AVENUE: the Reverend A. W. Clax
ton, Pa.tor Morning. 'The Word ot Revela
tion and Absolution" ; evenlnt, "Our Ex
ample., MAl'L.hWnoD: the Reverend W. L. Nash.
Pastor Mornlnjr and evening services.
9KCOnD. lieaumont and Locust: the Reverend
Doctor W. W. Boyd. Pastor 11 a. in..
The Self-Raised Christ."
THJIin. Y. M. c. A. Buildlna: the Reverend
w. J. Williamson. D. D., Pastor :30 a. m..
Sunday School: :(5 p. m., u. V. r. U.; roorn
tnr and evenlnr sermon.
WATRR TOWKlt. Grand and Florissant: the
Reverend L. IL Williams Morning and even
lnc services
TOWER GROVE. No. 142) Norfolk: ths Rev
erend Stents sturceon. Pastor Morning and
evenlnr services.
RUSSKi.r. AVENUE. No. 1MJ Russell: the
Reverend Frank Morton. Pastor 10:30 a. m.
and 7M3 p. m.. preachlnx; 3 p. if.. Sunday
school.
FIRST GHRMAN. Rauschenbach. Near St.
loul: the Reverend II. Schuli. Pastor
Mornlnrr and evenlnr services.
IMMANUEL. rates and Hamilton; tho Rever
end Lou. Dcwerman. Pastor Mornlns, 9:SJ.
Sunday bchool; H a. m.. "The Ways That
Are Dark"; eienlnr, Things to Remember,"
WEST I'Ank. No. tin Easton; the R-. erend
Cecil V. Cook. Pastor Mornlne and eenlnr
sen Ices. ..
CARONDF-LET: the Reverend C. W. Wall.
Pastor Mornlne and evenlnr; sen Ices.
MEHOinc MIAtlON. 3217 Meramec: Charles
J. Forward Sunday school. :30 a. m.: Junior
Chrl-tlan Endeavor. ZM p. m.: senior, 7:15:
Stpel service, Ip, m. .
UlTON HEIGHTS. Russell and Vandeven
ter: the Reverend J. Percy Stuart, Pastor
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. services.
LACLEDE AVKMTE MISSION. Cardinal ind
Laclede: the Rr-. erend I. M. Paee. Tastor
Mornlnrr and evenlnr services. .
BROADWAY MISSION. MS Sonth Fourth
8 p. m.. sonr service; 7 p. m.. Christian En
deavor. KOS-HUTH AVDNUE MISSION. Kossuth and
flro. e Moraine and evenlntc services.
FOURTH. Thlrr-'Mh and fulllvsn: trw Rev
erend E. L III11. Pastor Morning and even
lnt services. .
EUCLID AVENUE. E"dld and Pare; the Rev
erend F. A. Ewlnc, Pastor 11 a. m., oervlcet.
LAKAVETTB PARK, tne Reverend bam Frank
Taylor Sunday sctooU S:J0 a. m. ana 3 p. m-,
B. Y. P. C, 7 P. m.; sermon, 11 a. m. and
8 pm.
LOWELL MISSION-Sunday school I p. ra.
VALLEY PAKK: the Reverend A. P. Howells.
TABERNACLE CHURCH. Jefferson Avenuo and
Pine Street: me iteverena .i. A. wi""i -
totwMnrnlr.-' nd evenlnc servicers.
SWEDISH MISSION, Beuhler's Hall. Easton
and Taylor Avenues; C A. Anderson, Pastor
Services 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra.
Catholic
CATHEDRAL. Walnut Between Second and
Third: the Reverend Eusene Coyle, Pastor
Maw at 6. I and 10:30 a. m.: vespers at 1:30
p. ra
ANNUNCIATION, Sixth and La Salle; the Rev
erend J. J. Head, Pastor Mass at 4, 830 and
10:45 a. m.: vespers at 8:30 p. m.
ASSUMPTION. Sidney and. Ninth: the Rever
end Father Byrne, Pastor Mass at 7:30 and
10 a. m.
ALL SAINTS. No. 430 Maple Avenue: the Rev
erend J. S. Lonr. Pastor Masses. 7:30 and
U:3) a. m.
HOLT CROSS (German). Church Road. Near
Burner: the Reverend Peter Wier. Pastor
Mass at 530 and 10:33 a. m.: vespers at 1:30
HOLY 'GHOST (German), Taylor and Oarfleld:
the Reverend II. Tobe. Pastor Masa Ml I
and 10 a m.: vespers at 3 p. m.
HOLY INNOCENTS. No. B04 Rsber place: thj
Reverend John White, Pastor Mass at 8 and
HOLY" NAME OP JESUS. No. 41 East Gnuid:
the Reverend Patrick M. Tallon, Pastpr-Mass
at . . 9 and 10 a. m.: vespers at 7:30 in. rn.
8ACRED HEART. University Near Twentr
fifth: the Reverend James McC.be. Pastor
Mass at 830. 7, 3:30 and 10 a. m.: vespers at
VISITATlbN. Taylor and Easton: the Rever
end E. J. Dempsey. Pastor Masa at 4, 7:80, 4
and 10:30 a. m.; vespers at J0 p. m.
HOLT ANOEL3. BU Ante and La. Sallt: the
Ret erend Father F. M. Klelty. Pastor Mass
at 4. 3:30 and 10 a. m.: vespers at 8:30 p. m-
HOLT FAMILY, No. 7113 Hurnphrey: the Rev
erend John F. Reuther. Pastor Masses at
E:to. I and 10 a. m.
HOLY ROSARY. Newstead and Marraretta;
the Reverend D. D. Lavery, Pastor Mass at
4. 7:39 and (children) i 10. sermon.
UHMACULATB CONCEPTION. Manchester and
Bellevlew Avenoes (Maplewood); the Reverend
Father Clarke. Pastor Mssses, 3 and 10 a. ra.
LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL. Eleventh and
Destrehan; tha Reverend John A. Tracy. Pas
torMass. 7 and 1030 a. m.: vespers. 7:30
p. m.
LADT OF MOUNT CARMEU Church and
Hall's Ferry Roads: the Reverend D. S. Fhe.
Ian. Pastor Mass. 7:30 and 10:30 a. m.; ves
pers. 2:80 p. m.
LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOR (German),
Unton and Twentieth: the Reverend Aumtt
tlne J. Schilling, Pastor Mass, 4:30, I and 10
ST. AGATHA'S (German). No. XSSI South
Ninth: the Reverend Henry Scnraire. Pastor
Mass, 8. 8 and 10 a. m. : vespers, 1:30 p. m.
ST. AQNES'SV Sidney and Selena; the Reverend
John J. Tannrath. Pastor Mais, 4. 7:13, 330
and 10:13 a. m : ver-pera, 8'p. m.
ST. ALOYSTUS'8. MarnoIIa and January; the
Reverend F. G. Kolweclc Pastor Mais, 7:15.
fJA and 10 a. m.; vespers, 3:80 p. m.
ST. AI.PKONPUS-S. Orand and Cook Mass.
6:11. 4. 7. 8 and a. m.; hlrn mass, 10 -SO a.
ra.; vespers. 7:30 p. m. ,
ST. ANN'S Pare and Whlttler; the Reverend
O. J. McDonald. Pastor Maas. 4, 730, I and
10:30 a. m.: vespers, 7:30 p m.
ST. ANTHONY'S (German). Merameo and
Compton: the Reverend Timothy Marnlen.
Pastor Masa. 4, 8. 10 a. m.; vespers, 3-30
n. m
ST. AUGUSTINE'S (German), Ltrroora arid R-bert-
the Reverend H. A. Haekenateln. Pas
torMass, 4, 8 and 10 a, m.; vespers, 8 JO
p. m
ST. BERNARD'S, Rawlc and Gratiot: the
Reverend Peter J. Bremlch. Pastor lliss,
530. 7:10 and 10 a, ro-: verpers, t p. m.
ST. BONIFACE'S (German), Mlehlran and
Schlrmer: the Reverend H. Niters, Pastor
Mass, 4. J and 10 a. m.; vespers, J:S0 p. m.
eTT. BRIDGETS. Cur and JeSereon: the Rev
erend Edward Fenlon. Pastor Mais, 7, 8,
and 10:30 a. m.
ST. CASIMIR'S. Eighth and Mullanphy: the
Reverend Raphael L. X. Gmlellnsia. Pastor
Mass. 4, 8 and 10 a. m.: vespers, 3 p. rn.
ST.. OOLUMBKILLITS, Michigan and Davis;
the Reverend Francis J. Jones, Pastor Mass.
4. 4 and 10 a. m.: vespers. 4 p. za,
BT. CRONAN'S. Boyle and Swan; tha Rev
rend J. T. Foley, Pastor Masa 4, 7:30, and
10 a. m.: vespers, 3 p. ra,
BT. EDWARDr8, CTara and MafOtt: tha Rev
erend Edward J. Wjmne, Pastor Misl. 7:34
and 10 a, iry vespers, 4 p. ra.
BT. ELIZABETH'S (Colored), No. Ht North
Fourteenth: tha Reverend Michael T. Spleen,
Pastor Mass, 7, 430 and a. m.: vespersTl
p. m.
ET. MICHAEI7S. Eleventh and Sarah: tbo
Reverend Michael J. McCabe. Pastor Mass.
. 7:30,9 and 10:90 a. m.; vespers, 3:30 p. ra.
ST. NICHOLAS'S (Oerman), . 1831 Lucas;
the Reverend Joseph A. Schaefer, Pastor
Mass, 4, 8 end 10 a. ra.
ET. PATRICK'S, Sixth and Riddle: tha Rev
erend Timothy Dempaey, Pastor Mass, 4.
7ao. 4 and 10 a. m.; vespers, 8-30 p. ra.
BS. PETER AND PAULV8 (German). Seventh
and Allen: the Reverend O. F. Goiter. Pas
torMass, 4 a. m.: vespers, 4 p. ra.
ST. ROSCS, Goodfellow and Etzel; the Rev
erend J. J. McGlynn, PastorMsji. t, 7:39,
9:30 and 10:(S a. m.
ET. STANISLAUS'S (Polish), Twentieth and
Cass: the Reverend Uhbaa Stanowskl, Pastor
Mass. 7:30 and 4-30 a. m.: vespers. 3 p. rn.
BT. TERESA'S. No 2413 North Grand: tha
Reverend J. A. Connelly, Pastsr Mais, 4:15.
AM .and :1S: hlrh maas. 10:10 a. rn.: chll-
gren's mass, 3 a. m.:benelIctlon, p. m.
BT. THOMAS OF AQUIN'S. Iowa and Osara:
the Reverend John H. Maya, D. D.. Pastor
Mass, 4, 7 and 10 a. ra.; Sunday school, 2:39
p. ra.
BT. VINCHNT DE PAUL'S (German and Enr
llsh). Park and Ninth: the Reverend J. W.
Downmr. C. M.: the Reverend A. H. Asmuth.
C M.: tne Reverend S. B. HnbiT, C. M.:
Pastors Masa and aermon. 5:30. 4:30. 8 8:45.
and 10:43 a. ra.: vespera. devotions and bene
dictions. 330 n. ra.: sermon, devotions and
benediction. 7:41 p. m.
BS. MARY AND JOSEPH'S. Minnesota and
Iron: the Reverend Miles W. Tobyn. Pastor
Mass. 8 and 10 a. m.
ET. WENCESLAU8'S (Bohemian). No. MU
Oreton: the Reverend John Nekula, Pastor
Mass and sermon, 7:30 a. m.: hitch mass and
sermon. 930 a. m.: Instruction. 2:30 p. m.:
vespers and benediction, 3 p. rd.
ST. KEVIN'S. Park and Cardinal: tha Rever
end Ed J. Shea, Pastor Mass. 4:14. 7. 3:30.
9-30 and 10:30 a. m.
BT. MARGARETS. Rusaell and Vandeventer:
the Reverend J. J. O'Brien, Pastor Masses
at 4. 7, 9 and 10-30 a. in.
ET. ENGELBERTS. Carter and Marcus; tha
Reverend Anton Pauck. Pastor Masses. 8
and 10 a. m.; vespera 2:30 o. ra.
ST. FRANCIS DB SALE3 (German), Gravola
and Ohio Masa. (-30. 7:44 and 19 a. in.: ves
pers. 230 n. m.
ST. FRANCIS XAVTER'8. Grand and Llsdell:
the Reverend Henry S Bronsicesst. S. J.
Mass. 4, 4. 7. t:30 and 10 a. ra.: vespers. 7:45
Brt 'SlBNRY'S, Hickory and California: th
Reverend John A. Hodman. Pastor Mass.
4:30. 730 and 10 a. ra.; venpers. 3 p. m.
CTJAMESS, Tamm. Opposite Wsde: ihe Rev
erend R. A. Casey, Pastor 7-30. 9 o'clock
for children: 1930. man: 230 D. m.. cate
chism: 4 o. m., baotlsni.
INSIDE INN Mass 439 by tha Reverend T. B.
Caseyr
BT. JOHN'S. Sixteenth and Chestnut: the Rev
erend Father P. Dooley. Pastor Mass. 4. 73.
9 and 10:30 a. m.: vespers. 4 to. ra.
BT. JOHN OF NEPOMUK (Bohemian), Soulard
and Eleventh: tha Reverend Joseph Hessoun,
Pastor Mess. 4 and 10 a. m.; vespers. 8 p. m.
BT. JOSEPH'S (German). Eleventh and Blddle;
the Reverend J. Francis Valuta, s. J Mass.
. s and 10 a. ra.: Sunday school at 2 p. ra.:
benediction at 3 P-JBju
BT. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE'S. Fourteenth and
CFallon: tha Reverend M. 3. Brennan. Pas
torMats. 4. a. 9;1S and 1030 a. ra.: rosary.
sermon and benediction, 7:30 n..ra.
BT LEO'S, Mullanphy and Twenty-third; tha
Reverend James T. Cofley. Pastor Mass., 4:30.
T. 9. In lower chapel, tor children; 1030, with
ermon: 7-S0 p. m.. service. consUtlnr of ro
sary, oermon and benediction.
BT LxBORIUfirs (German), North Market and
Horan: the Reverend Q. A. IUIa. Pastor
Mass. 4, 4 and 10 a. m.: vetpen. 1-M p. m.
BT. LOmSCATHEDRAL CHAPBSL Newstlsd
and Maryland; the Reverend P. T. olReilrr,
pastor Mass, 4, 730, Sana u3 a. ra.; ves-
per
BT-'
ml . .. . .,,'wict w-rfmA lMn.i W. v
eftnd Charles JSffSler. Pastoriasa. 33, 330
ft HO lliJ 4JJIUii kv-k4 vw aa
BT. MARKLEVANGBLI8T, Pare and Acade
my; the Reverend PetitW. O'Ronrka. Pas
tor Maas. 4, 1M, 9 and 1030 a. m. and 1-20
p. ra.
BT.MAR'T'S (Grraan). Third and OnUlot; tha
Reverend W. Faeber, Pastor Mast. 4, 4 and
10 a. m.: Sunday school at 2 p. ra:
JsT. MATTHEW Sarah-and Whlttler Streets;
the Reverend J. T. Shields, Pastor; the Rev
erend Joseph R- Watson, Assistant Masses,
4. 7:30, ll-30 a. ra.; 8 -JO a. cx. for chUdten,
ccbr.
Christian.
FIRST. Na 3U4 Locust' the Reverend John L.-
Xinmac, fsairjr euaur scoooi. ,;! is- is.,
prsscalaa. 11; anstlaaEadeaveri4:4t .-B.
Sermon by the Reverend J. A. Lord of Cin
cinnati. O.
CARONUnLET. No. fMl Vlrjtlnla: the Rever
end O. 11 Ireland. Pastor Morning- and even
Ins: sen-Ices; branch Sunday school at 2:45
In Bellefontalne car-shed office; raorolnx;,
"Some Thlnrs We Lick": evenlnB, "Treasure
In Heaven."
TUXEDO, st. Louis County: J. A. Bennett,
Minister Mornlnr and t-nlng rervlces.
OLD ORCHARD (Village Hall); Melnotte Mil
ler, Minister 10:15 a. m.. lllble nchool; 11:15.
preachlne; 7:30 p. m., evening- service.
ShCOND-Elnenth and Tylsr; W. Daviess
Plttman, Pastor 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.. ser
mons CENTRAL. Finney, near Grand The Reverend
J. t! fnilpuit. Pastor 11 a. m., sermon by
the Keverend A. C. Ranklne of Australia.
FOURTH. No. 1501 Pentose; the Reverend a
T. McFnrland. Pastor Mornlnr and evening
services.
COMITON HEIGHTS. St. Vincent and Califor
nia Mornlnr; anu evening sei vices.
WEST END. Hamilton and Plymouth: the
Reverend Frank J. Nlcholds, Pastor Morn
lnr service.
MOUNT CABANNE. Itlns's IIIehv.ay and Mor
tan; tho Reverend J. M. Ihllputt, Pastor 11
a. m.. "Immortality"; 4 p. m., "Letting God
Choose "
HAWMCT TLACE. Corner Marcus and Ham
mctt; the Reverend S. B. Moore. Pastor
Mornln-r. "The World's Exhibit for Christ";
evenlnt;. "Handwrltlnr on the Wall."
SEVENTH STREET MISSION. No. 3331 South
Seventh 015 a. m.. Bible school.
MAPLEWOOD. O. T. Hoffman, Pastor Mora
ine end evening services.
ConnreKntlonnl.
COMPTON HILL, Compton and Lafajette: the
lteer.nd W, vv Nuwell. Pastor MuniliiK.
"A Practical Religion"; 8 p. m., the Rev
crebd Jamei B. Gregr.
OLIVE BRANCH: the Reverend Philip Yar
row, Pastor Morning and evening; services.
FIRST. Delmnr, Near Grand: the Reverend
Doctor Cornelius II. Patton. Pastor Mornlnr
the He, erend W. J?. Slocum; 5 p. m.. ifioral
scrvlcs.
FOUNTAIN PARK. Aubert and Fountain
Morning and evening services by the Rever
end Naboth Osborne: 11 a. m., "The Great
Temptation": 8 p. m., "Tho Modern Cnris-
MAPLEWOOD: the Reverend George E. Bates,
Pastor Morning servicea.
HYDE PARK. Bremen and Blair; the Reverend
W. H. Jones. Pti. D., Pastor Jloruinr and
evenlnr- services.
IMMANUEL. Hancock and Jamteson: the Rev
erend Deward N. Goff. Pastor Morning and
evenlnr services.
PILGRIM. Washmston-and Ewlnj: the Rev
erend Doctor M. -Rumham. Pastor Mornlnr
sermon by the Reverend James B. Gregr, D.i
D., of Colorado Sprlnss; evening, by the Ttev-1
cicna v. f, oiocum, u. ut ui. cihuiwiv
REDEKMEh. Barrett and Thompson: Matthew
Mullen, Pastor 9:30 a. m.. Bible .class;
preaching 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. ra.; rasrnlng,
ee-Tnon
REBER PLACE. Mackllnd and Old Manches-
ter: the Reverend Frank U-nsdale, Pastor
Mornlnr and evenlnr services.
WEBSTER OROVES Mornlnr and evening
services.
TIRST OERMAN, Garfield and Spring; the
Reverend W. II. Dorn Pastor Morning serv
ice: Sunday school, 9:30: services and sermon,
at 10:45. "What Think Ye of Chrlstr"
SAPPINGTON: the Reverend Charles Custalne,
Pastor Morning and evening services.
SWEDISH. Armstrong and Hickory; the Rev
erend Carl Irlcson. Pastor 11 a. m. and 4 p.
m., sermon and service.
UNION. No. J433 North Tenth; the Reverend
Stanley M. Humby, Pastor 11 a. m. and 3
p. m. services.
BETHLEHEM. Thirteenth and Allen: the Rev
erend Mr. Vavrlna 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra. serv
ices. TRINITr. Lafayette and Eighth: the Rever
end Otto C Hanzer, Pastor Sen Ices at 19 a.
ra. and 3 p. m.
ZION. Benton and Twenty-first; the Reverend
C. F. Obermeyer, Pastor Servicea 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 language.
MISSION CHAPEL Scond and Plum: the
Reverend F, Drejer, Pastor English Sunday
school at 3 p. m.; German services at 3 p.
m. English sermon at 7:30 p. m.
MEAlORIAL, Way street and Sulphur Avenue;
the Reverend William Smith. Pastor U a. m.,
aermon by the Reverend Joraea T. O'Brien;
evening sermon by the pastor.
OLD ORCHARD; the Reverend George Gordon
Ross, Pastor Morning and evening services.
Methodist.
CARONDnLET '(South), Virginia and Haven;
the Reverend A. II. Dugilns, Pastor Morning
and svtnlnr services.
(ABONDELET, No, 7100 Virginia: the Rever
end Charles L. Haltennan. Pastor Morning
nd evenlnr services.
NTENARY (Houth). Sixteenth and Pine; the
Reverend Doctor V.. F. McMurry. Pastor
9:14 a. ra. and 2:30 p. m., Sunday school;
mornlnr service, 10:30, the Reverend W. B.
Bradfleld, D. D.; 8 p. m.. the Reverend J. H.
Younr. D.
FIRST (South), Glasgow and Dayton; the Rev
erend L. E. Todd, Paster Morning and even
ing services.
LAFAYETTE PARK (Sonth), Lafayette and
Missouri; the Reverend Doctor J. E. Mc
Donald, Pastor 10:15, "Redemption and the
Redeemer"; 4 p. ro., "Object of the ChrtsOan
Life."
LINDELL AVENUE. Llndelt and Newitead;
the Reverend L. Dorchester. Pastor 11 a. ra..
"What la ManT" 4 p. m., "The Greatest of
Graces."
MAPLE AVENUE, Belt and Maple: the Rever
end Doctor P. W. Lace, Pastor 11 a. m.,
"Wlrelevs Messages ot Gospel Grace";
"Scriptural and Metal Carving at Its Best."
MARVIN MEMORIAL (Sot-thJ. Sidney and
Twelfth; the Reverend Josephus Stephen,
Pastor MomIng "A Nickname"; 4 p. m.,
Drifting- Derelicts."
MOUNT AULURN (South). North Market and
Uodlamont' thoRverend J. 8. Tilley, pastor
Mornlnr. '"Running with Patience tho
Race"; evening,' "The Three Hebrew Chil
dren." MEMORIAL (Ofi-man), Jefferson and Accomac;
the Reverend William Schuli, Pastor Morn
lnr and evening servicea.
CABANNE (Soavn), Bartmer and Goodfellow;
the Reverend H. R. Singleton. Pastor Serv
ices at 11 a. ro. and 8 r. m.
ST. JOHN'S (South). King's Highway and
Washington: the Reveiend Doctor .
2tor j. w. Xiee,
Pastor Mnrnlnr nmt vnfnr aerVlRS.
ST. LUKE'S, Accomao and Texas; tha Rever
end D. E. Standard, Pastor Mornlnr and
evenlnr services.
ST. PAUL'S (South), No. 1933 St. Louis: the
Ileverend C. W. WebdeU, Pastor Morning
and evenlnr services.
TOWER GROVE, No, 1117 Kentucky: the Rev
erend B. Wakefield, Pastor Mornlnr and
evening servicea
BADEN, Na 8405 Hall's Ferry Road: the Rev
erend Doctor R. T. Smith, Pastor Mornlnr
"Our Inheritance.'.'
SHAW AVENUE (South), Shaw and Tower
, Grove, the Reverend W. O. Donnan, Pastor
Mornlnr and evening services,
UNION. Lucas and Garrison; the Reverend N.
Luccock. Pastor Morning, "Christian'a Cer
tainty": 8 p. m "The Enduring Possession."
WAGONER PLACS (South), tne Reverend
Doctor J. H. Younr, Pastor Mornlnr and
evenlnr services.
FRY MSMORIAU Clifton Heights: the Rever
end Martin L. Curl, Pastor Morning and
evenlnr services.
GOODS AVENUEi Goods and North Market;
the Reverend Charles MacCord, Pastor Morn
lnr and evening services.
BOWMAN, Twentieth and OTrtear; the Reverend
Fred W. Simpson, Pastor Mornlnr and even
ing services.
TRINITY. Tenth and North Market; the Rev
erend Henry L Steves. Pastor 10:45 a. no.,
"Christian Steadfastness"; 4:45 p. ra., street
meeting-7:45, service.
OAK HILL: the Reverend EL J. RlnkeL Pastor
Mornlnr and evening services by the pasttor.
KIRKWOOD (South), ths Reverend R. L. Rus
sell, Pastor Mornlnr and evening services.
HARLEM PLACE. Jamleson and Fyler; tha
Reverend H. C Leonard, Pastor Morning
and evening services.
COOK AVENUES Cook and Spring; the Rever
end Doctor W. D. Bradfleld. Pastor Morn
ing, the Reverend Doctor T. B. Sharp; 8 p.
m., "A dials m a Life."
SHREWSBURY: the Reverend William B. Van
Valkenburr. Pastor Morning, children's day.
IMMANUEL (South). McCausland avenue; the
Reverend Arthur Mather, Pastor Morning and
evening services.
BLOAN -MISSION. Seventh and Hickory: W. M.
Sloan. Superintendent of Sunday School 3 p.
tn.. Sunday school; T. M. Patterson, pastor, 4
p. ra., preaching.
JENNINGS: the Reverend, J. B. Brewlntton,
. Pastor Morning and evening services.
BELLEFONTAINE: the Reverend J. R, Eddie
mann. Pastor Morning service.
MOUNT ZION, Creve Coeur 11 a. m, and 4 p.
ra. servicea.
MAPLEWOOD: ths Reverend W. Lea Gray,
Pastor Services ar U a. m. and In. n.
MANCHESTER AND MOUNT ZION: tha Rev
erand John Score. Pastor Manchester serv
ice, u a. m.: Trinity service, 1p.m.; Mount
Zlon service. 7-30 p m. . ,
TUXEDO, neverend W. B. Valkenburr, Pastor
evenlnr, gospel song service.
Presbyterian.
COOIC AVENUE. Cook-and Sarah: tin Rever
end J. Twyman Boyer, Pastor 11 a. ra.
and 3 p. ra., services.
BRANIC MEMORIAL (Sonth), Aubert and
Page; the Reverend Doctor B. H. Charles,
Pastor-Mornlng and evenlnr services.
CARONDKLET. No 4814 Mlehlran.- the Rever'
end J. H.vGauss. Pastor Mornlnr, the Rever
end Doctor H. M. Parsons ot Toronto, Can
ada: 4 p. m., "Joshua Illustrated."
COTE BRILLIANTE, Marcua and Labadle;
the Revere-id C M. Raueh. Pastor Morning
and evenlnr services.
C1IRBT MEMORIAL Utah and Texas; the
Reverend Edward W. McClusky. pastor Sun
day schools. 9:39 a, m., 3:30 p. in.; morning
and evening services. .
CENTRAL. Garrison and Lucas; the Reverend
J. Layton Mause, Pastor Morning. "With-,
standing Temptation"; 8 p. m., "The City of
Refuge."
COMPTON HILL CHAPEL, St. Vincent Near
Compton -Mornlnr. ths Reverend C H. Mc
Caslin: 3 p. ra.,' Sunday school; 8 p. ra., serv
ices. GRACE; Clara and Ridge; tha Reverend
Charles J. Chsltant, Pastor Morning and
evening services.
WFBTEn OROVE3: ths Reverend Doctor D.
M. Skllung. Pastor Serrieas. 11 a, ra., chu
dren'a day services.
ORAND AVENUE- (South), Grand and Wash
ington: the Reverend Doctor J. F. Cannon,
Pastor Benrtces, 11 a. ra. and 4 p. m.v
FIRST (Reformed), McMillan. Near Taylor; ths
Reverend .M. M- Pearcs. Pastor Mornlnr.
"Ready for Ood'a Call"; 4 p. m.. "Won-Ts
Need of a Savior."
FIRST, Washington and Sarah; ths Reverend
Doctor W. J. McKlttrlclc Pastor; ths Rever.
end Q. W. King, Assistant Morning, chil
dren's day; evening-. "Ths Hewn Stones of
Character?!
GRAND AVENUE UNITED, Grand and For
est Park Boulrrtrdjj. the Rrrerrad J. W.
Ashwood pa-rtor Morning, somtsttnlon; T.ii
LAKAYETTH PARK. Albion and Missouri; ths
Raverend 8. C. Pafrasrr Pas-tcr 11 a, rn.,
"JJerfeet Security"; 40. in., "Valua of Fl-
LEE AVENUE. PralrU.and.Lse' the Reverend
Ifinry. Gardner, Psstor Morning, children's
exercises: evening, "Why Christians Ar
Cheerful."
ED-TO'S, HIGHWAT (-Cumberland): the Rsvor
end CiP.iOoodjon, Pastor Morning and eves.
Intrserrlcea .
LUCAS" 5AVENTJE (CumTOftlsn-T). Lucas and
Channlng: ths Reverend jboctor B. P. Fuller
ton, .pastM Morning, "Crude In a Great
Life" tmrnlng, songi servicoana sermon.
Mt-CUSLANDAVENUE:.thaijyerend 3, K.
BaaU.rsor-iiorn'Jig servlcs, 11 a. ra.; Scn-da-r.
school.' 9 : un.'
JbTOJUL .TABarRNACLH. Flfttaath aid
Carr: the Rsverend Doctor IL Uaglll. Pastor
Morning and evening services.
WASHINGTON AND COMPTON AVENUE;
the Reverend IL H. Gr-ric D. D . Pastor
Mornlnr. ','From Death Unto Life"; evening.
"Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem."
MARKHAM. MJOylORlAL. Menard and Julia:
the Reverend John T. Farls, Pastor Morning
service; 3:45 p. m Sundav school: 7:45 p. m .
service; morning, communion services; 2:45,
children's day.
NOltlH. Eleventh and ChamlMrs: the Rever
end Frank Foster, Pastor Mornlnr. "Burden
Bearing." v
MKMOKiAL. Sulphur and Way: the Reverend
.. V. Hllam fcmlth. Pastor.
FIRST fKlrkwrnd): the Reverend P. V. Jen
ness. Pastor Ssrvlce at 10:45 a. in.
NORTH CAiiANNK. llartmer Avenue, In Cona
tyi the Reverend Howard Sml'b. Pastor
Mornlne and evening services aa usual.
OAK HILL Bent and Humphrey: mornlnr
pi'r-ilcts.
SECOND. Taylor and Westminster; the Rever
end Doctor S. J. Nlccolls. LL D., Pastor; tho
Reverend R. Calvin Dobson,-. Assistant
Service,! at 11 a. m. and 9 p. ra.
TYLER PLArc. Bus-ell and Spring: the Rsv
erend John Pi Brandt, Pastor Morning, "Tha
Chuch": evening, "Destiny."
CLIFTON HEIGHTS. Cllftnn and Columbia;
the Reverend Doctor J. N. Beall. Pastor
Sunday school. 9:30 a. ra.; preaching, 4 p. in.;
Y. P. S. C. E.. 7 p. m.
WAGONER PLACE (U. P.); the Reverend A,
M. Campbell. Pastor 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
services.
FKRGUSONj the Reverend M. V. P. Teaman.
Pastor Regular services
ROCIC HILL. St. Louis County: the Reverend
A. S. Hughey, Pastor Services morning and
evening. v
FIRST OERMAN. Tenth and Rutger: the Rev
erend J. O. Kcssler, Pastor Morning. Ger
man service; evening. English sermon.
DADEN the Reverend W. B. Fioyd 7-30,
evangelistic service.
WINNEBAGO CHURCH. Winnebago and .Ten
nessee th Reverend A. Hltkeman. pastor
II a. m.. German service; 7:30 p. m.. English
lervlce.
POPE AVENUE. No. 4444 Penrose: the Rever
end A. H. Reinhardt, pSstor Morning and
evenlnr services.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. No. 4
North Grand Avenue; the Reverend Claude R.
Shaver. Pastor-H a. m., "Power of sn Open
Profession": 8 p. ro , "A Man or a Sparrow."
WELLSON MISSION. Ridge and Evergreen
3 p. m.. Sunday school; 4 p. rn.. services by
Doctor a L. Chsltant.
FIRST U. P.. Newstead and Morgan: the Rev
erend S. E. Dubois. Ps.stor Morning and even
ing services.
GIBSON HEIGHTS (U. P.). Arco and Taylor:
the Reverend J.- 3. Dague. pastor Morning
and evening services.
JENNINGS: the Reverend William B. Floyd.
ttKSS!?1 iMornlne and evenlnr services.
WEST. Maple and Maryvllle Morning and
evening services by the Reverend Jan Van
Lear of Tuscaloosa. Ala. ,
EDEN CHAPEL. Easton Avenue Heights-2:S0
&m.. Sundav school: 8 p. m.. preaching by
octor IL M. Thomas.
Episcopal.
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Thirteenth
and Locust: the Reverend C M. Davis. Dean
a. m. and 8 a. m., holv co"nunlon: 11 a.
m.. services; 9 p. m., evening prayer and ser
mon. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Cates and
Goodfellow: the Reverend Doctor James R.
Winchester. Rector 7 a, m., holy communion;
11 a. m . morning prayer and sermon; 8 p.
?.. venlne orayer and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Tjntj -eighth and Washington: the Reverend
Charles F. Blatsdell. Rector-8:10 a. m.. holy
communion: 9:30 a. m.. Bible class: 11 a, ro..
morning prayer and sermon: 8 p. m.. evening
pra)er.
GRACE. Eleventh and Warren: the Reverend
Benjamin E. Reed. Rector 10:30 a. m.. aerv
Ice; midday communion first Sundav of each
month: 7:30 a. m.. communion third Sunday.
MOUNT CALVARY. Grand and Lafayette;, the
Reverend P. W. Fauntleroy. Rector 9:80 a.
ro.. Sunday school; 11 a. ra.. morning prayer
and sermon: 8 p. m.. evenlnr prayer.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Services held
In Parish House. Euclid end Washington;
service. ll,a. tn. : evening. 3: Sunday school.
930 a. m '
ST. ANDREWS. No. 1423 North Garrison: the
Reverend J. A. Doorls. Rector 9-30 a. in..
Sunday school: 11 a. m.. service and sermon:
7:45 p. ra.. evening prayer and sermon; 7:30
a. ra.. communion.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Bruno and Blend on: the
Reverend O. D. B. Miller, .Rector 11 a. ra..
momln-r prayer and sermon; 8 p. m-, choral
evensong.
ST. GEORGE'S. Pendleton snd Olive: the Rev
erend R. A. Holland. S. T. D.. Rector Morn
ing. "The Bible ot Shakespeare."
ST. JAMES'S. Good and Cots Brllllante: tha
Reverend Doctor E. Duckworth. Pastor 730
a ra., holy communion: 11 a. ra., morning
prayer and holy communion; 8 p. ra.. evening
prayer and sermon.
BT. MARK'S. Fortieth and Washirfrton: the
Reverend J. K. Brennan. Pastor Holy com
munion. 9 a. m.: sermon. 11 a. m.
ST. PETER'S, LIndell and Spring; tha Raver
end William Short, Rector Holy communion,
7:45 a. m., except on first Sunday of the
month, when It la at 11; morning prayer and
sermon at 11; 8. evening prayer and address;
Sunday school at 9:30.
BT. PHILIP'S. Union and .Maple; tho Raver
end William Elmer. Rector 7:30 a. ra.. holy
communion; 11 a. m., morning prayer and ser
mon; 5 p. m , vesper service.
ET. STEPHEN'S, Sixth and Rotgar; ths Rsv
erend Henrv Watson Miner. Recto Cele
bration of the holy communion at 7 and 9:30
a. rn.: 3 p. ra., mission service with lantern
Illustrations.
ST. MATTHEW'S, Wilson. Near Frisco Park:
the Reverend C H. Collins, Rector 11 a. ra..
aermon and services.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. No.
3S38 Salens; the Reverend B. F. Newton.
Rector 10:45 a. m., mornlnr prayer and ser
mon; 930 a. m., Sunday school: 4 p. ra., serv
ice. EMMANUEL. Old Orchard Ths Reversed J.
Cuurtney Jones, Rector Servicea 11 a. ra. and
BT.P'th'0MAS'S MISSION (Deaf-Vuta). Bo
flnger Memorial Chapel; the Reverend J. H.
Cloud. Rector 11 a. m., services.
ST. PAUL'S. Michigan and Malt; ths Raver
end L. Clark, Rector 8 a. ro.. holy com
munion: 9:30 a. m.. Sunday school: 1130 a.
ra., morning prayer, with sermon and special
music; 8 p. ro., evening prayer, with sermon.
HOLT INNOCENTS. Morgan Ford Road and
Tholozan; the Reverend V. A. Hatch. Rector
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.. sermon and services
TRINITY, Channlng and Franklin: tha Rever
end Father H. C St. Clair. Rector 7 a. ra
matins; 7:30 a. ra.. low mass; 11 a. m choral
mass and sermon; 8 p. m., evensong and ser
mon. EPIPHANT MISSION HOUSE. Northeast Cor
ner Boyle and Gibson Sunday school, 2.10 p.
m.; evening prayer and sermon, 430 p. ra.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT (Mission). 83(0
Minerva, the Reverend James R. Winchester,
D. D.. Rector Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; lay
reading, 11 a. ro.
CATHEDRAL MISSION, No. CIO North Grand
Avenue 9 a. ra.. holy communion; 9:45. a. m.,
Sundav school: 1030. nrarar and sermon: 7 n.
ra.. Young People's Mission; 4 p. ra., evening
prayer and sermon.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Hickory and Dolman
Streeu; the Reverend Crosiir O. Adams,
Rector Services, 7:30 a. m-j holy eueharlst.
9:45 a. ra.: Sunday school, 11 a. ra.; morning
prayer and sermon, 'TH Harmonica ot Na
ture. German. EvnnsellcaL
BETTHLEHEM, Shaw and Hereford: ths Rsv
erend Henry C. OrabendlnksL Pastor Serv
ices at 10-30 a. m. and 4 p. ra.
CARONDELET. Michigan and Koein; the Rev
erend Edward L Blelberue. Pastor Services
at 10 a. m. and 730 p. m.
CHRIST, Manchester and Blendon: the Rever
end John Eh-dmann, Pastor Services at 10:15
e ro. and 8 p. ra.
CHURCH OF JESUSVlctor and Twelfth: the
Reverend John J. Fink, Pastor Services at
10 a. ro. and 4 p. ra.
EMMAUs. Chouteau and Tower Grove: tha
. Reverend Carl Pleger, Pastor Services at
llO:30 a. ra.
FRIEDES, Nineteenth and Newhouse; ths Rsv
erend Otto Bautrer. Pastor Services at 10
a. ro. and 7:5 p. in.
EDEN. Hamilton and Bartmer: ths Reverend
Paul Pfelfter, Pastor 1030 a. m.; evening,
7:45; younrpeople's servicea
BT. JAMEb'8, College and Blair: ths Rever
end Chris Nollau, Pastor Services at 10 a.
m. and 7:45 p. m.
ST. JOHANNES'S. Fourteenth and Madison:
the Reverend Frederick Klemme, Pastor
Services at 10 a. rn. and 7:45 p ra.
ST, LUKE'S, Scott and Jefferson; ths Rever
end Henry Walser, Pastor Servtoes at 10 a.
ro. and 7:30 p. ro.
RT. MARK'S. Third and Soulard: the Reverend
a IL Bills, Pastor Services at 10 a. ra. and
iiw p. m.
ST. MATTHEW'S, Jefferson and Potomac; ths
Reverend Henry Drees. Pastor Services at
10:30 a. ro. and 7:30 p. ra.
BT. PAUL'S, No. lslO South Ninth: ths Rev
erend J. Iron, Paster Servicea at 10 a, ra.
and It. m.
TRINITY, Neosho and Michigan: ths Rsver
end F. W. Esser, Pastor Services at 10 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.
ZION. Twenty-fifth and Benton: ths Reverend
John F. Balti.tr. Pastor Services at 10 a. ra.
and 745 p. ra.
EBENEZER. No. 2321 McNalr; ths Reverend
A. Fischer, Pastor 10 a. ra., aervlce with
sermon; 7:30 p. m., Sunday school service.
BETHEL (English), Nineteenth and Wright,
Sehuettes Hall; the Reverend Theophlle L
Mueller, Pastor 10-30 a. in., sermon by ths
Reverend R. J. Schuch.
MISSION, 3S3D Morgan Ford Road; ths Rever
end W. Schmidt. Pastor 10:30 a, ra., sermon.
German rnvanselleal Lntherac
BETHANIA. Natural Bridge Road and Clay;
the Reverend M. Martens, - Pastor Servloes
at 10 a. ra. and 8 p. ra.
BUniLEIlEM, Salisbury and Flcrtssantl the
Reverend C L Jsnsow, Pastor; ths Rever
end L. Fuerblnger. Assistant Services at 9: JO
a. m, snd 2"30 p. ra.
CHRIST. No. UH Carolina; the Reverend E.
IL T. Schuessler, Pastor Services at 10 a, m.
and 7 p.-ro.
CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER: ths Rever
end L. Buchhelmer, Pastor 1030 a, ra. and
4:30 p. ra. servicea
CHURCH OF THE HOLT CROSS, Miami and
Ohio: tn Rsverend Charles C. Schmidt, Pas
tor Services at 10 a. ra. and 3 p. ra.
CONCORDIA, Old Manchester Road, Near
Junction With Manchester Avenue; ths Rev
erend Ferdinand B. Buenger, Pastor.
EMMAUS, Jefferson and Armand; tn Reverend
Richard T. Kretxxchraar. Pastor Services at
10-15 a. nu: English services. 8 p. m.; B-ngltsli
service second M naay of each month It p. m.
HOLY GHOST, Grand and Page; the Reverend
Pedro Ihfen, Paator Servicea at 19-30 a, ra.
IMMANUEL. Flrtesnth and Morgan; the fuv
erend O. wsngltn. Pastor.
BT. JOHNR Moraan Ford Road and Chtops
wa; tha Rsverend Herman Sirtals, Pastor
Services at 10 a. ra. and 7 p. ra.
ST. LUKE-B, lUska and Ctasrpton; ths Rsrerw
end Frederiek W. King, Pastor Servlefs at
BT. PAUta Pralrta and Von Phulr the.Rav
erond John F. Koesterlng, Pastor Services
at 933 a. m. and 330 p. ra.
BT. PETER'S. Vista-and Newstead. the-Rsverend
Theodora Schurdel. Pastor Services at
10:45 a ro. and 7:44 p. m.
BT. TRINITY. Sixth and Kosln: ths Rsver
end Jacob .7. Berntbal, Pastor Services at It
SWEDISH GETH3EMANZ. -No.' 1211 Califor
nia: ths Rsverend Carl J. "Renhard. Pastor
Services at 11 a. m. and 1:44 p. m.; Sunday
schcsl at 10 a, m.
Bnslish Lntheran.
ST. MARK'S. Cardinal and Bell: the Reverend
Doctor M. Rhodes. Pastor Morning, "Need of
a Positive Religion.'" M ,
MOUNT CALVARY. No- 1407 Euclid Morning
and yeclnr services.
QRACEv St. Louis and Garrison; the Reverend
Martin Somraer, PastorServices at J.0-30 a.
m. and 4 p. m.
ST. PAUL'S. Chouteau and Taylor: Oeorgo H.
Reen, Pastor Morning and evening sermon
by the pastor.
VANDEVENTER MISSION, No. 3344 Olive 4
p. in., Sunday school; 3 p. ra., preaching by
the Reverend T. A. Winkler.
CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER. Utah and
Oregon; L. Buchhelmer. Pastor 10 a. zn. and
4 p. m., services.
Reformed.
MAPLE AVENUE, Msple and Clarendon: the
Reverend J. C Horning. Pastor Morning,
"Love to Ood"; evening. "Ths Divine Will."
fcALEM (German) : the Reverend W. F. Horst-
ireler. Pastor Mflmlng and afternoon serv
ices. Reorganised Church of Jesas Christ-
CHELTENHAM BRANCH, 6731 Manchester
Sundsy school 10 a. m., T. McKevltt. super
intendent; preaching service. Ip. ra.; W. R.
Weldman rellglo. Tuesday at 8 p. m., C. J.
Remington, president.
OAK HILL MISSION. Humphrey and Morgan
Ford Road Sunday school at 8:10a. m.;
8 reaching at 8 p. m. by Elder R. Archibald.
CK CHURCH, Glasgow and Dlckson-Sun-dav
school. 9:30 a. m . T. J. Elliott, suner
lntendent: preaching. 11 a. rn. by S. A. Bur
ress; prayer metlng. 4 p. in.; evening serv
ice. 8. Elder W, J. Smith, pastor: Wednes
day prayer service, S p. m.; rellglo, Friday
at 4 p. in.
Christian Science.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist).
King's highway and Westminster Services
10:45 and 8 p. m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Henneman
Hall, No. V73 Olive Services at 10:45 n. ra.
Unltnrlnn,
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH: the Reverend
John W. Day, Pastor Morning. 3:30; Sun
day school, 11 a. rn,; The Best Prize of ths
Race."
CHURCH OF THE UNITY, Park and Arm
strong avenues; the Reverend George R. Dod
son. Pastor 9:45 a. m.. Sunday school; 11 a.
m., "Service of the Head and Heart."
Kevr Jerusalem (Swcdcnborclan).
CHURCH OF THE DIVINtl HUMANITY, Del
mar and Spring; the Reverend C S. Eby, Pas
tor 11 a m.
FIRST GERMAN, Twelfth and Tyler; tho Rev-,
erend Charles A. Nussbaum, Pastor 10:30
a. m.
THIRD SOCIETY (German), corner St. Loula
and Rauschenbach Avenues; the Reverend C.
L. Caniere. Pastor 11 a. m.. services as
usual.
Unlversallst.
ENTERTAINMENT HALL, Odeon; the Rever
end Ella B. Barrett 11 a. m.
Jewish.
TEMPLE ISRAEL Lefflngwell and Pine
10:45 a. m., Doctcr Leon Harrison.
Ethlcnl.
ETHICAL SOCIETY. Memorial Hall. Nine
teenth and Locust Streets 11 a. m.. lec
ture. Spiritualism.
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL UNITY. Masonic
Temple, Odeon: the Reverend W. F. Peck,
Pastor 2:30, conference and tests; 7:45 p. m..
lecture.
TEMPLE OF" SPIRITUALISM. No 3015 Pine;
the Reverend Thomas Orlmshaw, Pastor Lec
ture at 10:45 a. ra., Mrs. Cora L. Richmond
of Chicago.
FIRST OERMAN SOCIETY, Debrecht's Hall.
Lynch and McNalr Avenue: the Reverend K.
T. Hary Friday. 230 p. m.; Sunday S p. ro.
SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL RESEARCH. Ninth
and Arsernl Meeting at 3 p. m., "Crime,
Gold and Justice."
CENTRAL SPIRITUAL SOCIETY, Jefferson
and Cass 2-30 p. m., lecture by Mrs. Dor-
OLIVE STREET CONGREGATION. Olive nnd
Garrison Services at 2-30 and 730 p. ra. by
the Reverend Josle K. Folsom and C W.
Stewart. Lecture and tests at each meeting.
UNITED MEDIUMS' SPIRITUAL ASSOCIA
TION. Nineteenth and Wright Streets 4
&m., lecture, followed by demonstrations by
rs. Jones.
SPIRITUAL MEETING. Henneman Hall. No.
3723 Olive Street-Sundav 230 p. m.. open
meeting; test seance by Mrs. L. A. Roberts,
RESURRECTION CHURCH. Eighteenth and
Chouteau; Mrs. Gallo, Lecturer 4 p. ra.
New Thoucht.
WEST END CHURCH. Not 3J07 -West Belle
lace Services 11 a. m.: the Reverend John
'. Perrln, pastor, "Is There a Tims to
Die."
FIRST CHURCH, Eighteenth and Pestalozzl
Streets (German) Services 11 a. m. and 3 p
m. The Reverend H. H. Schroeder. Pastor.
NORTH SIDE UHURCH, No. 3401 North Four
teenth Street Services 7:45 a. m. Edmund T.
Bunting. leader.
Other Chnrches,
UNION MISSION. No. 1431 FrankUnt the Rev
erend M. B. Oott. Pastor Preaching at 11 a.
m. and lp.rn.hj tha pastor. Other services
as usual.
BETHESDA CHAPEL Vista snd Grand Ave
nues & p. m., the Reverend E. M. Bounds.
D D.
tOEDRINGHAUS MISSION. Seventh and Cass
4 p. ra., services
GLEANER MISSION. No, 10 North Tenth 2 p.
ra.. Sunday acbool; 8 p. m., service; Frances
M. Ruth, superintendents
FRANKLIN AVENUE MISSION. No. 1823
Franklin Avenue 2:30 p. tn., Sunday school;
? reaching at-730 p. m. . . . ,,
EN-DOOR MISSION. Second and Clark: Mr.
and Mrs. Gerhauser. Superintendents Opon-
I.. .,,.1. . l!IO to tn.
mnrnmn-B nf goto. No. 4214 Old Manchester
Road: the Reverend A .B. Bametfc Pastor
way: ur. ana mi, a a. nuu, oucu-
lenaenis a:i p. m., oiw -wi,
-TTTr'ir 'civ rtOTi. vtentan and Thirteenth:
the Reverend John Caeary. Pastor Servicea
OPEN-D-OOR CHAPEJUNo. 1503 Smith Broad
2S Montgomery. JW. Bloyd. -Pastor 10-30
TI. thM Vt.v.r.nA W- H. Hlake.
SPRUCE STREET MISSION. Nos. 11-14 South
Eevenm i: n -".. -("-':, -.iiv.-;.
SALVATION ARMY OOrFs-No. 1411 FTUlklln
avenue: Adjutant T. J. Smith In charge;
Eighth and Walnut streets. Ensign S. C
T...M tn ehirce: No. 2GS Franklin avenue.
Captain WUUam Larson In charge: No. 1519
South Broadway. Enalgn Maude Cle-ments tn
charge: Provisional Headquarters, Eighth and
Walnut afreets. Lieutenant Colonel Stephen
Marshall, commander. Meetings held at the
above Places u u a, m., aoa s p. ca. oa
Sunday; week nights at 4 o'clock..
niEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Jtumpf Building,
VandoTsmer and Bell avenues 10:45 a. ra..
"Secret of Evolution."
CENTRAL MISSION. Na 814 North Eleventh.:
the Reverend C. H. McCaslln. Minister 3 p.
m., Bunday school: 4 p. m.. service.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Delmar and
Newstead: R. C. Porter. Pastor-Saturday. 11
a. m.. service: Bunday, 4 p. ra.. service
EVANGEL MISSION. Third and Elm II a.
ra. and 730 p. m.. services; 3 p. m.. sundsy
school
FRIENDS OF ISRAEL UNION MISSION. No.
1107 Wash Services, 430 p. rn.; address by
CHURCH OF THE FIRSTBORN. No. 2714 Tex
as Avenue 3 n. ra.
PEOPLE'S MISSION. Eleventh and Locust
Streets 330 p. .ro , union meetlnrard Bible
class; 7 p. m.. 'The Evolution of w3s."
NEW THOUGHT meeting. 233 p. ra.. No. 210
Olive street "Regeneration."
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. No. 1414 Frank
lin Avenue. Captain W. A. Vosbursh tn com
mand Bunday school. 10-30 a. ra. ; younr peo
ple's meeting. 4:30 p. m.; gospel service, 2
p. m.
PROGRESSIVE CHRIS-nANITT (German).
Dexter Kail Fourteenth and Benton; ths Rev
erend M. Hunter. Pastor Services 11 a. m.
and 4 p. ra.. lecture and tests by tha Rev
erend J. Johnsen.
PROGRESSIVE CHRrSTIANTTY (English).
Premep Hall. No. 1607 North Eleventh street
Services 3 p. ra.: the Reverend M. Hunter,
pastor.
THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSO!.
For Juno 26 Second Quarterly He
I trlevr.
REVTDW During the past quarter we
have had only a few selected passages in
the life of our Lord, lying between the
confession of Peter and the resurrection.
They have been taken from all the four
gospels, two from Matthew, five from
Mark, four from Luke and one from John.
If any deem it unfortunate to omit so
mufch from the sacred narrative and to
change in such irregular way from book
to book, and some do so think perhaps
with some reason, it may be wel Ito re
member that we have no complete bio
graphical account of Jesus. None was at
tempted or supposed to be necessary or
possible. (John zxl. S.) The Holy Spirit
has only given us a few fragments to
study without chronological order.
FIRST LESSON; APRIL S-Enster:
John xz, 1118. Hera wo have that part
of ths story of the resurrection In which
Mary Magdalene was the central charac
ter, no mention being made ot the other
women associated with her and named in
the other gospels. This lesson naturally
falls Into three great parts Mary-and the
angels, Mary and Jesus, Mary and the
disciples. Wo see a woman, prompted by
affection, reeking the sepulchre with no
thought of the resurrection, weeping be
cause the body was gone she knew not
where, suddenly changed as her name was
spoken into a joyful evangel with a mes
sage to the disciples.
the Christ, .it vll. 2T-S3. One of the
chief purposes of Jesus in associating tho
twelve with him was to prepare them for
his ministry after his removal. (Matt. lv.
IS.) In order to do that they needed to
know his doctrine, and, what was more
lmnortant. to know him and hla mission.
for they were to preach not only what
ha said, but what be was. They were,
however, dull pupils In his school, falling
to obtain all the time they were with him
any Just view of his nature and work. In
this lesson we see how Peter came to
believe and confess that Jesus was the
Christ, that Is, the Messiah of the Jews.
THIRD LESSON, April IT Jesus trans
figured. Mark Iz, a-li Here 1s another
and partially successful attempt, ot Jesus
to make himself known. Dismissing nine
of tha twelve and taking three men who
became afterwards leaders in three differ
ent ways, Peter, James and John, ho
went up into a mountain apart. Elevated
places have been chosen by many great
religious leaders for rare experiences and
,ni4rtAirlnm. While in those holehts
Jesus allowed his dlvtao gloryto appear
and enterea uno guaienuwt mut jxlos-ss
and Ellas, the representatives of tha law
and of the 'prophets Tho "wondering dis
ciples felt great exaltation ot spirit and.
desired to perpetuate tha. vision and tha
influence, which was on exhibition of ths
supernatural.
FOURTH. LESSON, APRIL 34-The Mis
sion of the Seventy. Luke x. 1 It. Par
tial conceptions of ths nature of Jesus
warranted the temporary employment, of
the-disciples. Seventy of them, the num
ber corresponding- to that of the Jewish
Sandchrin. were sent out, two and two for
companionship, to visit the places Into
which Christ proposed to enter. They
v,m Advanced messengers to prepare the
way for the Master. The commission was
somewhat In the nature ot an experiment,
a testing of the men. to determine their
abilities, but a training also to get them
ready for after service on a different plan.
The Instructions given are Interesting.
FIFTH LESSON. MA:Y 1 Prayer ana
Promise. (Luko xl. 1 13:; Christianity
revised and expanded every religious ex
perience and acL This was done under
the personal Instruction and supervision
of Jesus (Matt- v, IT), who declared this
to be part of his mission. The disciples
came to him on several occasions to ob
tain fuHer knowledge that they might
better understand and preach his doc
trine. One of tho subjects that perplexed
them has troubled all believers who fail
tn pa th nntnr-. rturDoso and value of
prayer. He had previously addressed them
on tnat matter taiatt. vi. - "---ordination,
but in connection with other
important themes of a great sermon. Now
they Inquire and he repeats what he said
before. ' .,
SIXTH LESSON, May 8 Watchruiness.
(Luke xll. 3J is.) Here Is a plain addres
to the ministers of Jesus, designed to se
cure faithfulness In their high and holy
office. It Is part of a series of warning-
against the spirit of Pharisaism, to which
tne disciples were constantly exposed, ine
duty of a servant to watch Is rfrcsented
under the figure and forms well under
stood In Eastern life. "Watchfulness was
nothing other than an alert attention to
duty, a constant carefulness to do tho
master's will In tho very way prescribed
by the Master. It was a particularly Im
portant truth at the time when It was
set forth. The twelve were not far away
from the event of nassion weeK.
SEVENTH LESSON. May 15. Tha
Prodigal Son, (Luke xv, 1121.) By somo
this narrative Is taicen as history, but by
most scholars ns a parable. It is one of
the three recitals Intended to answer tho
criticisms of the Pharisees (Luke xv, 2),
nnd to set forth the laws of grace, tho
lost sheep and the lost coin being tho
other illustrations employed. This im
mortal story, translated into every lan
guage and universally admired, is tho
raoit effective of the three. It was par
ticularly appropriate In defending the act
of Jesus, who had eaten with sinners and
been condemned by those who regarded
themselves the favorites of heaven. It
shows the mode of repentance and recon
ciliation Teaches Humility. (Mark x. 25 IS.) After
all that Jesus had done to reveal himself
and explain tho nature of discipiesmp no
was met In the last days of his ministry
by a strange, case of ignorance and a low
spiritual condition. And that appeared
where It might have been least expected,
in James and John, the latter dearly be
loved. They believed that Jesus was the
Messiah, but lnteroreted that word with
Jewish ideas as meaning a temporal
prince, ana tney aesirea to noia important
filaces in the kingdom soon to bo estab
lshcd. Maintaining silence on soma
points his nature and kingdom included
Jesus instructed these two men, giving
advice that afterwards showed plainly
that his kingdom was spiritual.
NINTH LESSON. May 19 The Pass
over. (Matt, xxvl, 1730.) This was the
great feast of the Jewish people, celebrat
ed always at Jerusalem. In conformity
with the custom, Jesus come up with tha
multitudes, who assembled from all parts
of the land. Repairing with the twelve
to an upper room engaged for the pur
pose, he had some interesting conversa
tion on Important subjects; observed ths
paschal supper in due form and then In
stituted the new supper, wherein bread
and wine were mads memorials of his
broken body and bloodshed.
TENTH LESSON. June 5 Christ's
Trial Before Pilate. (Mark xv. 115.)
This narrative, which Is only a partial ac
count of what transpired In the court ot
the Roman Governor shows that the
Jews sought first to array Pilate against
Jesus as a King and therefore as disloyal
to Caesar; that afterward, falling in this,
they made many contradictory accusa
tions; that Pilate, perplexed by this pro
cedure, sought to learn by his confession
what offense Jesus bad committed; that
Jesus refused to answer: that the mob
finally resorted to a custom by which ono
on the feast occasion was released, pre
ferring a murderer and condemning Jesus;
thaUPllate yielded to this clamor.
ELEVENTH LESSON. June 12. Christ
crucified (Mark xv, 2229). The entire ca
reer of Jesus led forward to the crossThat
was the .goal ot his earthly mission, de
clared by him on several occasions. He
came to the 'world to die. Besides, his
attitude toward the ruling classes pro
voked their enmity, and that sealed his
doom. This lesson only shows the man
ner ot the death. It was on Golgotha, tha
place for the execution of criminals. Jesus
refused the drink offered to relieve bis
thirst. His garments were divided among
the soldiers falling to them by conceded
right. The charge made by the Jews that
he was king was nailed to the cross. He
hung between two thieves. The. brutal
murderers reviled him In his agony.
TWELFTH LESSON, June 18. Christ
risen (Matt, xxvll, 15). Crucified on Fri
day the verdict ot Jewish officials and tha
decree of Pilate were reversed on Sun
day morning. The condemned Christ was
vindicated by his restoration to life under
circumstances that have passed into his
tory and excited the wonder of mankind.
In the early momlng after the earthquake,
an angel descends from heaven, rolls away
the stone, frightens the guard, who fiees.
and Jesus goes forth. Later, Mary Mag
dalen and another Mary came to ths
sepulcher, saw and heard the anger, and
then departed. In the way they met Jesus,
worshiped him and at his command went
forth with the glad tidings of the resur
rection. SUMMARY Retracing our steps along
these delightful studies from Easter to
Easter, we have the confession of Peter,
through the Holy Spirit; the transfigura
tion of Jesus, the lord of glory, in tha
presence of the law-giver and the chief
of prophets; th first missionary enter
prise by Immature followers: the true
mode of approach to God In prayer; the
servant's loyal service for his master;
the conditions ot-pardon and peace; the
spirit of humility essential to dfsclpleshlp:
the old Passover displaced by the new;
the mockery of Justice In a Roman court;
a travesty upon civil government; the sac
rificial death; the glorious living again.
These themes, taken in order, are ot su
premo Interest to the whole race.
Minister Asks for Jnry Trial.
When the case ot the Keverend Fred C,
Thomas, who was arrested at tho instiga
tion of Mayor Wells lor preaching- on tho
street without a permit, was called In the
First District Police Court yesterday. At
torney Rollins for the defense asked for a
trial by Jury, which was granted. The
case was set for June 22.
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