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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SATUBDAT. AUGUST 12, 1905.
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NEWS FROM THE
The Reverend Doctor W. B. Palmore.
editor of the Christian Advocate, will de
liver an address to-morrow evening la Cen
tenary M. B. Church. South. In behalf of
temperance. After the 'lecture a free
will silver offering trill b taken for the
fond of the Frances K. Willard memorial
window In the new chapel of Central Fe
male College. Ie?xlngtcn. Mo. The pulpit
in the morning will be rilled by the Hev
crend Doctor T. E. Sharp. Presldln- Eider
of the St. Louis district.
The Reverend Doctor W. F. McMurry is
In Corpus Christ!. Tex., proiching and lec
turing at the State Epworth league Aa
hcmhly. Tho Reverend Doctor C C. Woods will
preach in St. John's SI. E. Church at both
services to-morrow. In the morning he
will speak on "Life More Abundant."
while his evening subject will be "The
Sleep of Death."
The GIdeoni trill have a rally to-mcrrow
evening; In I'Jymouth Congregational
Church. No. atw iji-ile Ulade avenue. The
meeting will be addressed by the national
jK-Ii superintendent. Charle? tl. Ialmer.
UuS ". Sturr.pf and ills Jennie Reh
feidt will s-lng.
The Reverend Doctor F. IV. Luce has re-ti.rn-.-d
from his vacation and will roumi
his pa-ttoral duties at Maple Avenue M. 1
Church to-morrow, preaching at both serv
ices. A song service will be held in the church
of the Covenant to-morrow evening. The
theme. i:etful Rev rics" will b illus
trated by Scripture paisaces.
The Reve.rend S. E. Hating of Euclid
Avenue Baptist Church has returned from
the World lijptl-t Congress in ljowlnn
and will rive j review of the convention
to-morrow mcrnir.g-
Charle A. Fore. city organize- ct th
Missouri Antisaloon I.e?gue. will speak
in Maple ood Congregational Church to
morrow evening on Christian Endtavcr
topic"
The Rnvrrrnd John T Sewall of Ran
dolph. Ma-i. II1 j-jxak on "The Athletic
Soul" at the Y. M. C A. Central llnncn
to-morrow afternoon.
The voting wom'n's and men's clubs cf
Oak Hill :,rbyi.r.an Church will give a
latin Foeia at the residence of Mrs. SIc
Cortnv. The Reverend laoaring Clark, rector of
St I'aul's Kplycnp-il Oiurch. has ntftv
erei from his recent illnr-s ard will !-I-arl
for S-'wanee l'nlvrity in a few
d.ivs. He hopes to xesume hU pistural
duties in Stpt mi r.
Th- I'resbyterv of St Iouls will meet
at Vf ai'cloek Monday morning at No. Ill
I-aocui-t j.tn.s-1.
The Rev rend V.. II. Robln'on of the
Missouri Antisaloon Ixigue will preach
at Iioili services to-morrow In North Pres
byterian Church.
The Reverend T J. Preston of China. n
ml'slonarv of the Cumberland lT-.uvte-rlaii
Hoard of .Missions, vt ill preach 1"
King's Hlghwav Cuml-rlatnJ "rehyteri in
Church to-morrow morning on "IJefortn-.
In China" and in t!ie evening on "At
WorJ: Among the Clilnse."
The Rknzi Male Quartet will r'plare the
rtsrular choir in S'-omd IJapti'-t Church
1o-ir:orro-. and the Siitid.v after . The
rnemlr of the ouart-t :ire: Wesley
I7!ji-rt. Duncan McKay. Har.ley Yore and
Charles rinlay.
rilKITIN i:mk.vor topic.
Tlaa- Ilaty f UImiiiirrM-l,nr. T.
in-lS: si il. '-.I; I (or. Is. 1-SS.
1SY AMOS R. v;i:i.ia
Raul s:ii 1 h wa ready to all things
to all in !. If by anv means he might win
Mice on. man. That . tin- object f vvin-i-oniem
to -..in some" in 'lirit That
Is tin- n -'thtei of iwienmieiiev -sympathy,
tact putting voursclf in the other inane
pl. .
N one can lie w!no:ne that is s lflsh.
If )uij aie not Inb rested in otli r people's
affnir. tliej will not Ik- l:it lasted in oa.
ih.it is til- j-olnt of 'lie proverbial advice.
U hen in K une. i. a the Roman i do '
Tail: :nu ic to :i musician or g t lu:n to
talk tnusie to ).iii. tlct down on your knees
ard '!a i:i.-bls with the !ks. l-arn to
l..U5'i uith llim' tint lauli and v.tp with
tl-o" tint umji I'arget joiirstlf. Dcn't
t.il. of your worn.-, or aecouiplishu.ei.t.s:
tall, of other people s Live in ll.-ir lives,
lit uhh lli-ii.
Nvv no tin" can ! unwlfih without
iin' The only way to get rM f ur u:i
vvortliv t- le.j. it to obtain h. ghirioJ
k. u t.. -ome in and I ike their place. And
tl.e oill.v object that Hill bold U-. to uli-el-S-'-h
ervlc of others Is love of ("hiist.
No -rie i, ever jiernianentlv. eontinu uly
witiiniine that merely trl.s to win ifjiia
to him If or hi self. Ah. no; there n:ut
Ik' a motivv Nvond tint!
ttu- top'e 1". Til" Dutj' ' Wino:ne
n' and wlnsomeness ii:i.- its birth in a
mu-.. .i di.: our dutv to loi" iither i-'O-pi
and help them, our d:it t lov- !
and him Hut no one can be winsome
nue'r from a .vnv of duty, our v.ln-onie-nej.N
must le- more than a tack, it mut
l an m-tl'iet. l'anl w-is not nil thing to
nil iran fiom a :- n- f duty. At tlisl
le may biv- l-en. l.iit na h- kej-t on
hrlpiiit, i-.pie in all l.indi of wav. !.
Fin n tH ime all thing- to ail tatri bj s---o:l
nature. Iblpfulues. b. c.iuiv a passion
with l.tm
If a iian i- tkinsoni". he ne-d no other
factor for sui'fi- a wm-onie j-.r"n
nlvvavj look beautiful. tiioin:Ii tiM feature-
ma be inihat n and til" skin bil
low A wm.-ome lawver win. his ra-e-. A
winsome ,n-reliant II- hi go.!-. A win-s-ome
Ipji in r ,-eis lit. -eliol iri to tudv.
And H i- ejctiy m if on- worild be m-r-fuI
in "Our Father".' busine-a"", vvm
omi nci a ul count for moie ttian any
Otiler fJIMlltV
r d" n : cultivate vvinotnene?s in re
ligious vxwrk as we sn-'uld We think it is
enough to knoA our 15ll'e and low them
without eo-urtving J.ovv we may win
othrs to know tlicm and lov them. We
r.re .tl-.tl d wltli corrert do trin..-. and d.
not studv how we rnav rende- thoe .la
trines atln tive to oilier- We toll people
ti.o nu-tht to do tins and that, mid imag
ine w. tavr done our iiut. but u. b iv
not until we . au i th :a to fall In love
with ttie.r dut
Hi. to I lk- our l.rl r.horn th" peo
pl. heanl c.a.llv an I w l-o. lilt.l up on tt.e
cio'' lias eve- mr.f ir.iun m n and na
tlonj to him'If
nAsi:ittt.i. nr i:i.f:-ritif ui:ttT.
TaMi tf Immaritttife i nweeptlnti
una f. ltno l'Mri1 ! I'ttty.
A b-. !v!l game by eleetric light, nt
r hlcli IaT Telwui and J nk Oi'onno
!' u-npire. ivili I- plavetl WcJrfUT
evvnlns at the Americsti League 1'ark
In rnrne tjrn with n law party and
ueh-e f r the b-nrij 0f Immaculate t'un-.
oeeI.oM i rh ..f Mnre?.OiHl
The epposlrc tem wi'l Ik; plcVe.1 from
St lt(-'s ant I:mii.Kl.it- ConcH'tm
!arlhe
The Ilrvrrerd lather 1ark. ptor of
AH- HI ill- i l( t al I I ' I t !! r. f)" ! s .
e Itnrm ulatr Conception Church, an- ;
iur"-! jett-dy thai tickets of the '
stp rp-i euchre will be honored Weilees- i
tiie
irau
1rT?!i
day vTcr.lnc
Th sireli to il lana T'nr's-.
A Kw-n party for the benefit of Notre
Ilanw ""v-'h and pnrochisl school bul'd
tng fur. 1 wtil tc gtven W -sines-lay -ver.-Ir.g
in OT"wn'ein' Orove nt No JC Iit"
'cn avenue A vaiaable attendance prtre
will ta giver
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
The I"st of err- n tPrtcs sni rcll rlces
t.rt racrcw Is a f I -a
Itaptist.
HCLMAK AVENTK I:-njr art rese-ar.;
tile Iter, rc-a ir' r J 1 it Jltl-Kttj. l'a-
i r M r" -a -- evre rs rYk
GR.1NP AVEM E the nve-epj v. M CUx-
I- Vxt r-iicrzim and eTtair srrvlces
M-irLirVVlsJU tn- Iteveree,! v L ,ii.
1a"t r-K'rnSruc aal sveeiajc t -,!--S-iA'NfJ
tvu-cat afti L-ji - rvk-. Jt
x ra. serve ta- Ittveread itctxrt G
F an ef Sr-nct vr I ,
THlRtf Gr-1 art WssW-.tno-i ,vver.ii' tie
lteverta-l v J WUhan-scn. I II, IatT-
s J3 a u. Surdav eS.'Ci i 6 r n . T. Y r
t" ; Eejrr.l: a-vJ mjj. Itrs4 li H
Ho'iei f V--.i -t
water tovvfi:. -t3s nd n.-r;zf. t
Kesir-1 t It VVtUiara. Pator Mcrainc.
atvt efn'-J eiW.
TOWEK GltOVK. N-a Ncfstk-t.a a, .
SufSay s-fcet. l: a, ra., eertic. T p. ra U.
Y I. I" P rv. srtre,
nrssEXJ Avrr.'.'fC n i.t Rssets. ie tut
e-vtil Fran. Mjrtia, I'astar U a. 3. i-,l
tl tv tn - peeariirt it 1- . raa.j ci.
rilL-T GE5SMAN 1U n! -tk N3r !:
l-oats lit Eeverecd li Sir.u, past r
Vcrstne aaJ erns rrU:
XSCMANITEL. Cat and llad'ere-Mirr-Use,
jo uaAa scN.-aI. It a. su, service,
tVEST PAltat-v No. 2sti Eaitca-Mcrasg atd
nrnVC rervv-rs.
XMtO n.ET. tSe JleTTttlsd T. W. Tate.
lrittcr ti . r. i-v-vitr sctect li s ra.
-raJ! n- kx- Tntior n:j--cti cy cv-r
KTtvt C F. J Tate
MFUAKKV MISSION N 33:1 Me-
Oiarje J Fe--srd- --aaiiT sefc.,. 1 a
-jar J rcr-ssrts- 5-aa4s."f wr.- ov;
Jratoe CtritUs iJe. J-tl iv ra.. -cr
"tV e-Pt Se.t-.3-- 5 1 S3.
.
COMrTW.'. HEtClHTS. RiKsi; atst Vasdsvea
trr tfce Rersr-iid J Fercj.- SSoan. l-aati-
ter
:t
n- arc erru-c serrfife
X.iCLKnr YFrt E tj!ION. Crdi! aat
laieJeVe tie uVvcad I M. Pate. Parlor
Moceirr el rvmirar rvt:v
s-SiMSrVAr MKiOS. N-. 3U afcata jroara
CITY CHURCHES.
P. nu scsc seiriee: 7 p. m.. ChrtUs
En-learor.
XOSSUIH A"ENCC KI5SJOX Koaotk and
(irovc Korr-lcg ard evealair serrtces.
FOfRTH-Tbirtetr-th mni KolUraa Moralac
nI evening yerrlce.
I erer.d S. E. Bwirg. Prtor U a- m.. "B-
vitw cr toe luptut worias enaraK n
ing. "Goodaers f God. .
tAKAYUTTE t'ARK: the Reverend Sam rraak
Taylnr Sundv tchooL :3 a. m. and 3 p. m.:
H. T. P. v.. Z p. m-r sermoii. 11 a. m. and
venjng rervl. ,
LmtVKIJ. MISSION Smwiar school at 2 p. .
VAI-1.EY PARK: the Reverend A- P. Howells.
Patw 5ervlcee. 31 a. m. and $ o. m.
TARKRNACU3 CHfRCH. Jffersop ATenoe
r.d Itr.e Stitet: tb Reverend J. jU. Cohrea.
Pft&r Mornlnr nd evening ervlcs. ..
SWUDIPI! SIIS-IOX. aenibly-rooin Third
Kan Is: Church: the Reverend a. Yingren,
!"r MI:.narr services. p. .. -
Kin:cVOOI: trie Rererajd Bart N. Tlmbl
Service J0: a. m. and I p. B.
Cathallr.
CATHKDRAI Waut. Etween Second sad
Thtrd: tr Reveund Bane Coyie. Paster
Jlasi at C ( and 19:33 a. m.: Vetera at 32)
ANXb'NCIATION. Sisth and I Salle: the
I'.everer.d J. J. Head. Pastor Mass at . 3:3-1
and W:4J a. m.: vetperi at SS B. m.
A.--L"M!TIOjr. Sidney and Ninth: the Rerer
en.l rather Myme. Pastor Mass at "3 aad
AI.'l. SAINTS. No. CO Map: tte Reverend J.
i" Ir.e. Pistor Slatiei. 7J1) and V)2H a. m.
HOLY Clto? (GermanV. (S-ureh Road. Near
Partner: tfce Reverend Peter Winer. Paster
Miss at ZM and WJ a. m.: vespers at 3:
lfol.Y'GHOST iGerman). Taylor and OarfleM:
the Reverend II. Ttte Paster Mas at t aad
ip'l.y INNOTENTK. No. CJ Rbej Place:
the Reverend John White. Pastor-Mass ax S
and I) a. m.
IP 'I.V NAME OF JESt;s. No. lt East Orand:
th- Reverend Patrick M. Tallan. Pastor
lta at t. . 9 aad 19 a. m.: vesiers at 3
PAC-RED HEART. TJnlrer-ltr. Nar Twenty
tifth; the iMr.-fnl James Mccati. Patcr
Ma's at zat. T. saO aad J a. m.: vespers at
VJ;i'TTMN. Tavlcr nd Easten: the Rerer
erd E. J. Detrps-y. Pater Ma's at . .39. f
nn.j ibl m m.. vtspers at 3d p. m.
HmI.Y ANGEIA Ft. Ang and Ij fale- th
l".nr-r.d Father r. M Klelty. I-a-tcr-Mass
i-t :. SO) and 1-v a m : "W at 3:3 p m.
HOLY FAMILY. No. T1S Humphrey- tb Rev
en nd John F. Reuttn-r. Fa'or Masses at
;:;. iir.d ;0 a. m- ...
HOLY RuSAilT. N-wtrad ant Margjrtta:
tt.e I'everesd I I. Liverv. Pastor Masses
at e. -Zj ai.d ? icr-ltdnni: li. serrron.
IMMAtTLATt: 3S""ElTIOX. Minchester and
Il'llevievi (Iapieno.kli. tiie Hfverer.d atHrr
Clarke, fast r-51. S and 1 a m.
LAIiV OF :fK1U l"N.-EL Eleventh and
iK-trtfcar.; the Itevereni John A Trac-v.
l'a,liyr-l!as. T and p:3) a- in.; vespers. .S'l
lJIY" OF Ji'irNT OARMKU Church and
HallV Ttrry itotis: tl e Reverend I - I'r.e
lan. Pattr- Ma-. 7:11 and l')5) a. m.; ves-
iXiil' "ui" 'i'EitrirrCAi. surcon rseijr.n
Ur.tnti nl Twentieth- 'he Reveren-I father
II.J..2 I'a.Mr- IJ. i. )wl 1 J- ...
ST AGATHA'S (le-rmani. -V. SSS 1 Peuth
NTt'i t. It'verend lleniy Shrase. Pater
l!as. V. and VI a in . veters. ;3( p. m.
TT viNES'S. Ji Itiejr an.l Sa!n-i. the Itiver-
er.d Jol.n J T-nnrath. I'aiter Mas. i. T:L.
:3u i.n.1 10:11 a in . vei-rs. p. m.
ST ALOY.-"H'r-".-" MjcpoILi ar..I Januaiy: tn
Reverend F Ilraa.l. lMsUr Macs. I'M anl ft
a. m : erer-. ZHD p. m
ST AIJ'Ilf.NSS'jeS. Grand and Ceok-Ma.
3-II. C. J. S and a. ra.; hlsh nan. 19- a.
in eti r. ":? p m .
ST 'N.VS Face an! Whlttier; the Reverend
o J Mcliinaid. I'ator Mass. (. T:3. and
t'e a m . vi.ers. T33 t m.
SH" NTIKN"Y-S Grmaai. Meran-.ec and
")mrt'.n the j'everi-n.l Timothy Masnln.
l'a.(or-"w - . 11 a n.: vrtr-. 3a"p. m.
T Vfitl'iT'INri oteimani. L'-aiore and He
"" trf-it ti.e It-verraJ H A. Huenenteln. I'a"
torMa. . ar.d :i a la : vespers. -J
ST ,i':i:itNAKI'i. Hawk and Gratiot: the
Iteverer! l'!er J. i:-irich. Factor Mess.
SJ". .Z ai.d 1 a m . v i--rs. 2 : ra.
TT :4NIFA"I (t.rmani. Mithisan and
irhl.-irr. tl'e r.evcr.nd II Niters, l'astcr
la- -- ar.l 50 a m ; ve-r-rs. 3 p. m
T illtll-Jirr-". r-arr and JrTervr.n: the Itev
rr.d I-Iward Fenlcn. I"atrr Mas. .. .
nr.d M am. ,. -
ST CAMMIKS. Eiafcth and Mnllarphv: the
r.ev-rtnd Itaptsaei I X. ilnlelln!-!!!. Pator
Ma ". .'..! ! a ra.: veejw-rs. 3 p. ra.
.r .--.r i-vii.trit r.lrs. tlehi!mn and llavls:
The Kevrend FrancU L Jcnes. IMtor Ma'. t
. v an.l 3'' ni : vesper. r. m.
ST 'IPiNN"S IMv! an.l San; the Rev
r":l J T i'.'Ier. Fator-Mavs. T-"W. and
I a rn v e7rs. 3 p. Tn.
ST FtivVAHirs. C!ar and Msffitt- the Pv-
tend Edward J Wvnne. Pator Mass. . and
I I a ii vetr. I p ra.
ST FI.I.AEE1 IFS n'obredv. No. 13 Nnh
Foui-errth. the Revrerd Mlch.el F Spiech.
Fft..r-i!a. 7. 3 and a tn : vespers. .
r ir-inrf irievenr"! nTA Clinton, the
I:eveTr.!",l'lcha"l J Mrl"ab. Pastor Mass.
r --y. s nnd 19: a rn.: vespers. 3:31 p in-
5T NK"ll"Lv-rs iGerrmnl. No 1C1 biicaa
the J:eere-..! Jopi A. Schiefer. Pastor-
ior
, h nH.I lit 1 WT
ST PATItlCiC-S Siith an! nilJIe; the Rev-r-'iid
Tiiithr IV-n:isey. ..,jor Mass. 31. j.
an.l !- a m.: eter. d) p m
.- i-irrw: AN!) PAI'IS Ge-mn. Severtn
and M'en. the HfiTTl G F Goiter. Pas
tor Jin". a m : vespers. 4 pm.
st i:nsE-s. : iteiicw e.j Eti-l; th Rev-r-
nl J J MeGIvna. Pastor Mas. . .u.
:! and 9-J-l am. .
T -TNI'-tS" Po"lh Ttren'leth ant
"i the Reverea.1 Fh1m Stanownkl. Pastor
JIf T-3V er 5v a ra ve-ners 3 p rn.
ST Tl35E?'S. No 3113 North G-and: the Jtr.
e-i.' J A r-n-eUe. I"a"cr Ma. S.l. :te
m. -1.: hltth ma !" ? . m : cfclldren s
tr. a rn : beivstleii n. 2 p m.
T TMUMAS iF .toi"I"'.s Iowa and Os-ige:
" the Hevernd Jf.hr. II. 5av. I. I.. Pastor
vi.. . T art 13 a m.: Sunday school. Z&
ST YIXfENT PK V Vl'L'S (Ge-rr.n and I?ie
'Nhi Park an.t N'r.'h. th Rever 'd J W.
Ionirc '" M t'-.e fte-.eTi.J A. II As-net!,
r M the i:.vrnd S I. Iluher. f. M.: Pa
i r :tvrs ar. 1 in.-. Sin C5V. . :-, a-J
V G a m . Ve-x-ers. ,lertl n aid lere-llc-
:i'.ns 3:r- p ri ; errr.er, devotions ard bne-
rtit.-s t i: i n
P- y. vltY .vi jfvKPirs. Mlr.resota and
r t vj. s and tl a m.
ST wrMTj-'UI-fs r.-hr-e.linl. No. rCf
o-epin: the Iteverenl Jnhn Nokulv. Piter
M. en.l seriirr. 7.2. a ri . hch mit anl
ernmi 5.M a tn . litructl..r, 3i" P. m.;
i..-rs n-i-1 b-ne-lt'tl. r. ' p m
ST KIVIN-S Park aal i-a-dlnal the Rere--
.r.t Ed J -"r.ea. I"as-cr Ma-. 31. 7. fa-'.
s t ar t tn "fe s m
ST MAKGAltiTT". Itueii aid Van terenter:
t-e ne-e-.' ' J Vltrln. I"ator Misses at
r - 9 3-..1 '0 3 a m
- BNGFUtFRT-5 "a-'e- r.l Marcus- th
':eererd An n I"cck. Pa tor Ma. ran!
1 n -11 " vesjer-6 ---l f. m
T ITn HE I.E iGe-n-anl. Grav-eisi
i-r t "-'.- Va. 3 J. T'G ard 10 a m . ves.
j-t- 3 31 r m
ST FRW'I XVtKR'. Gm-.! s-d UnMi;
t-e J:irerid Ibnry S ;t-enceet. S I
't"' 3. c. T S:3.". anl !-.29 am: vespers
Tl' i n
ST HFVRY'S IIickrv srd Cilifnrnla- tr
t:rv-- ti ! .t'.tn A. Herf-nan. Panto- Mass.
. y T " ind to a m vters) 3 p fa
ST IVMKSS Ti-ix O-i-i-iii. WaJ' the Eev-
rrer..! E V aei. Factor-Ma". ar. 1 1 a.
rn (.ertism. 3 30 r m
ST I!I!"S Sixteenth ard fTes-n.lt the Jtev-
ten1 Father P H-Keev Pastor Mitr (. :-).
' a-1 ' " s tn Testers, f r m
ST loltv OF .Vra'OVI'X lit i!r.Un) Seiilard
ar F"'Tecth- tie Itnerel J. ej h H-eu-l,
Fatter -;- v ani ti a. i ve-rers. j. m.
5 loM'J'll .ttri.-i El-venth sr. ! Itiiille.
Reverrrd L Etten. S J Ma . -VJ.
' M and ! -i m est-erelral lr"tnrti'"i.
.lev tl .l-.l teTie,I'rt' e "3 n m
S7" l.ittr.l'V'T. VT'L,-T S r-m-teenth an!
iiFst'.m tl"- ne-e-.! 3t s Itr rran. Pss.
tor-Mass ', (. ij- ail t a a m . rosary.
fen.en enl heee.lietton. T W p m
ST LBV- Muila-r-r-v an J Tnrti -thin!: the
tteAe-rn-f t-tr-s T i rr Fa-loi Mass. '10
T s In lower rhir-1 ?' fMMn-i. ttfCSft illh
se-rian " !i v m e-. e consisting ef ro-
ar -ei Bt! heeedletlrn
ST tJFnislFS .Gr-m-i Xerth Mstket nt
II ran the Eeetrrd G a Itels, Fister
ta-s . f or I : a -n ve-r-rs -v j n
T t.. v "-ATHtpnM. -!i M'EI. News-eal
-.! VirrUrJ t"-- Retre-end p T V!tet!!r.
Pts'cr--Mvss. . T an-! S 3a a. m . ve-t-r.
I p nt
V,
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v
S
IlLCltr CvrV- ar..! tr(-- the Eev-
e-er-t Oarles ?.lczlr Pas-n- Vass. e. f 3a
ana te s a -n tre. : i f. -n
VRK Et.'NGE1 1ST Paa-e a-.. Acad-
e-ev -he Itere-,t I-e-e- T o Itii-Ve Pastor
- W-s T 5V snJ V a ra ar.! 3 -a n ra.
y M If.rs Ge-aan, Th.lrJ and Gat!
I'ass t. srJ : a ra Sundav school st 3
T- e.
S- VTTIirv.-i -ara: sr: 1 Ke-rerlr Are
rne th- l:---,- 1 1 iletl Itis-o- tn
T'ever-n.! Jos-t n It V.'atsen etta-.-
Jtssa 5 . : ant S.1 a. ra . 3 J9 fjr cMHren
' !
NOTitErMi: tVe-irv-i S Tteve-Tl rath'r
" F O'larv. Pator- ta-ses at t an-t JV
a m Siralay "rtwl 3 r p rr. . "pers iO)
HOLT TRIVITT Ge-n-.a-.l. Far'e-n:h ard
val'ln-ir-vt ;h- Uoniiii J.-sevh -irhiceit
lime-ila-ses :! i as! ;ia. ir:
es;a;r a: :3a p m.
f'brlailan.
FinST. Na 3E5 Lvut. the r.er eni Jct L.
Prandt. rat- oiijiv srfc;. j) a v-: tt
m and 1 p 3. ?erv!j-s.
TFX!:f St IMH Corrrtr. J A BT.-ett.
M'-J"t Mmic ae-rtte eresicr. Iliii'e-
-- eaerc'ses
COVI !.' lriGHTS St. ."lc .t an! Ca'lftn-.
Tic tte !t-T-ena F X Oaivtn. Pastor
Jte-e-i-j- a:4 ee-ira- rrir
ItaMMETT TLVCK. Ccrr.rr im Aars-csi
"- !b "t I-ae t- Rcre-rrd It,
- - --$- .....fS
FEVRNTll STREET MItSIOX. No. 3331 S.nth
. a a .i.i.e schoo
M'TIJtV.viirr- tte l:er-r.d Mr Marsha:',
Pat--r Me-rJ-r nd evei-iti servtces.
R WILTON AVENTE. IlistPtci xui r'rrs-
r- ?-e Rfere--1 F Majha"! Paster
I'Y-aclnr II a ra. ard v r r-. services.
OLH or.CH.vnr 'Vlllacr Hala. ::li a. ra.
an.! p- ra . seradrrs.
SVfiNTres-nt: ard Tyler: W. Dav'.esa
r ar, rstoe 13 a ra service
ITNOTN itTVt'U Vc r ar-1 Vcc. Verse-
EfTerer.! Pert-r J M FTEjaat, rater-Serr-
le-s si a. v a-d p. 10
nJ'"HTir N. 511 renrnse. the ReTe-ervJ E.
T Merarlasd. Pat- Mercix s-d erealsg
servtces.
CAP IXT'EI.TT, V CS3" rrtrit. :i T.e-
ere-d G E. Ire:rt. Paster Mcrnirg acl
ei-retr ervire t
CssatraapaiBttasiat. I
0"MrTOX HILt, Os-rtffn tsd Lafirefei tM
nearrr-ei vV W XeaeX Pater Msml24t
exirres ry is evrrEc v.s.3 Frsrt
IV-ssp- ef rtUinw. Ma
1IJYE MIANC-H ih Res-eeeKd psib'p Tr-
e. Pree M.-rclrc "nVra
FliaTT. IHlsiar. Nar Grd rrlf,, at 11 a.
n'CXTAIST ring, Aet-rt ssd retj-tain: tfe
Rrrri.t J It, Zkiot Pastarwtt a, rs. aad
p. . servlc- ir ti Karcrtast A- A. Ra-
MxnXWKMO; aUrs-ead Oeoraa B.
, a-aana saiaaiasl Sfkl eveniaas; auiiua.
BYUE PAKJC. Brasaca aad Blair: the Bail J
W. M. Jones. Fb. U, Pastor-Morahia. Kttt
.""i.assl aveaiac atrvlecs.
nUIAMUKI, aaaaoock aad JaaBlcssa: the Rev
eres osasaris x. OoO. Pastur-MornlaaT aad
eveatasj swrncea.
PILGRIat. -aaaustoa aad Ewina The Bcs
ereaa 3arlea-B. MiUs. 1). D.. Pastor U a.
ta. aad l a, service 6y the Rere-etid
Jofca Sesrell: sabjects. "BBrdens and. Wkat
to Do Wits Tbesi." aad "Acnns of Life."
REUER PLACE. Jbcalmd ata Krtwr e-.ace:
the Rev-trend Earl Ilesvson. Pastor Mora
ing asd eveains;. servicea,
WL1SSTEK GROVES 11 a. ra. aad f js. ..
serrtces.
FI1WT GERMAN. Oarfleld aad Spring: the
Reverend W. H. Dora. Pastor Morning serv
ices; Sunday school. SJd; aervlces and aertaca
at :C a. ra.; J p. m.. young people's mtet
tar. CNiON. Xo. 1I3J North Teath: the Reverend
ataaley M. Hornby. l"atot : a. m. an.
p. m. aenrlcea. preaching by the Reverend
W. S:.--.cr ef Hudson vllle. Mich.
BETHLEHEM. Ttiirte-nth and Alien; the Rev
erend Mr. Vavrisa. Pastor U a. m. and I a.
tn.. astrvices.
TRINITY. Lafayette and Eighth: the Rever
end Otta C Haazer. l'sstor Services at 19 a.
ra. aad 3 p. ai.
ZION. Beaton and Twenty-first : the Reverend
C. P. Obermeer. Pastor Services at 19 a.
m. ard 2J t. in.
MI.-SION FOR TIIE DEAF: the Reverend
lUrraan Ilallentetc. pastor Sarvlces at Zion
Church at 3 p. m . In the sign language.
MISSION CHAPEL. Svonl and Plum; the Itev
erend F. Dreyer. Paster Enstlth Sunday
rcccol at 2 p. m.: Orman services at 3 p.
tn : Enie",h. sfrmon at 1ZA p. tn.
MEMOKLaL. rfar Street ar.d Sulphur Avenue:
the Reverend Wiliiam Smita. Pastor t p. av.
SeV ce.
OLD ORCHARD: the Reverend George Gordon
Rs. Pastor Morning and eveci-g services.
GREENWOOD MISSION-Sunday school at 2
p. tn.: Christian E&tieavcr. p. nt.
HOPrl: Belt Avenue. Near Easton Services U
a. m. and p. m.: Sunday schcoi. iX) a. ra.:
Christian Endeavor. i:C p. m.: Junior Chris
tian Endeamr. 3 p. 31.
PLYMOUTH. 3177 Belle OUde Avenue Services
at II a. b. and I p. m.; Christian Endeavor.
? p. m-
Xetaaatlat.
CAP.OXDELET (South). Yirgtaia and Haven:
the Revereno; a, H. Dug'lns. Pastor Morn
ing and evening services.
CARONDELET. No. 71W YirglsU-U a. ra. aad
Ip. m. services.
CENTENARY iSouth), Sixteenth and Pine: the
Reverend leactor W. F. McMurry. Pastor
l-i 1 k ra- aad 1 p. m. services.
FIRST tSouthi. G'asgow and Dayton: tfce Rev
erend L. E. Todd. lastor Morclna; and even
Inr services.
LAFAYIJTTE PARK .South). X-sfsyette and
Mlsseurl: the Reverent Doctcr J. E. McDoa
al 1. Pator M.45 a. m. acd S p. m.. servtiVs.
LlNUKl.L A ENUII Lindeli ard Ne-vstead:
the Revennd L. Dorchester. Pastor M jmlag
serv ! liv- the Retrrend Ralph Wakefield.
MAPLE AVENEE. Belt and Maple, the Rearr
rnd Do tor F. W. Luce. Pastor II a. ra.
and i ra.. "Glort arel Pester "f Luvlrg
01es!r.ce": S p. m.. "Sorgs uf Triumph :a
a Iunseon."
MAI:Y1N MEMORIAL (South). Sidney ar.d
Twelfth: the Iteverenl Jcsrphus Stephan.
latr.r Morning and evening services.
SPUfNT AI.'UEUS iSoutlu. North Market and
lIodr!ont: the n-i.r.-ld W. It. ila)s. Pas
torMorning and evrnirg services.
ELMIIANK iGirmam. X. iKS Eimbar.k ave
nue; the Reverm! William Scbutz. l"astor
Morning and evtcinr services.
CAIIAXNE iSouth). lUrtnirr and Gon.lfell.vw:
the Revs-rend II. R. SlnKieton. raet or Serv
ices at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
ST. JollN'j) iSuuin). Ktncs IHchway snd
U'ashlnrtun: the Revercnl Imciir J. . Lee.
I'astor Meralrg. "Iafe More Abundant-; X
p. ra . "The Sleep cf 1 ie-ath." Both servtc-a
Ky I:tr C. C W.sid..
ST. LEK1TS. IVtaniac and Texas: tte Rever
end D. E. Stanard. Pastor :):! a. m..
"Wrrld's Attitude Toward tfc- Christian,"
ST. PAUL'S taSoutb). No 1S3 St. L.u'.s; the
Reverend C W. WebdeU. Pastor Morning
and evening services.
WAGONER MEMORIAL. Taylor and Gibsnn:
the Rev trend It. Waket;d. Iastvr Morn!r.g
and evening srvic-.
vMNSol: No. :oi Hall's Ferry Road. Raden:
I.:ti-r It. T. Smith. Pastor Morning sermon;
evening service.
SHAW AVEXt'E (South). Shair and Tower
rove; tte Reverent G. W. Noltaer. Pastor
Ham. and a p. tn. services by the Rever
end Doctor Sharp. I'rrsiJing Eld.r.
UNION. Lucas and tkirns.111: the Reverend N.
Luce.s7k. Pastor Morning, "alie Ccmradestip
of Life"; evening. "Hands Full of Incen.-e.
WAGONER PLACB (South!: the Reverend
l-s:tr J. II. Young. 1'artor Morning and
evnlrar services
FRY MI1MORIAL. Clfton Heights; the Rever
end Martin L. Curb l'avstor Mcrnlng and
evnlng servlees. ....
GihjUi: AVENUE. Goode anl North Market:
the Reverend Charles MacCord. Pastor
atrt .- ufij en-nlR itfrvires.
ROWMAN. Twentieth and e)le-ar: the Reverend
I'reJ W. Sirapsv-n. la:.r Morning and even
ing services.
TRINITY. Tenth and North Market: the Rev
erend S. W. sherh-rd. I'a-tor lj:li a, m..
"Tfce Attraction of the CTcsa"; ever.lrg. "Tl
Two Matcts "
OAK HILL iS..uth). Morgan Ford snd Oleatha:
the Rev trend W. Q. Dcnnan. I'astor Serv
ices at 11 a. ra. anj p. m.
KIRKWOuD (Suth: tte IUverend R. L Ruav
sell. I'astor M mlng and cvenirg services.
HARLEM PLACE. Jamie- ar.d Fyler: the
Reverend Cliarles L Ha'tfrman. l'astor
Mnmlng and evening setvUes.
COOK AVENUE. Ck and Spring: the Rever
end I-s.-tor . D. RradCeld. l-aator U a.
m.. "S.n of Man. Stand on Thy Feet": S p.
m . "Perils of H.me Divorce."
SHREWSBURY: tte Reierend W. Lee Oray.
paater Morning and e-m:ng services.
IMilANL'EL ie--i.th. Mcfausland avenue: the
Rev-r. n-l D.-tar Arthur Mather, l'astor
Morning and evening i-erviees.
Sle'AN MISrlDN. Sev.nth and Hickory: the
Revertnd 1'. IHs:er. Paster l"rearhlag. l1))
a m . and T:3 P- m.. Sunday schoci. i p. tn.
jKNNINGS: the Revtrenl J It. I:tetnct.a.
IMstor Mfming. "le!M-rrtng the Lmd Pt
Gel". h:t. a. ni . Sundav sch".vl.
BEI LiaMNTAINE: tte Reve-ena J. R. Eddie
tnann. Pater Morning service.
MoUXT ZP'X. Creve our II a. m. and t p.
m. srvlcis. ... . . ,
M.aPLEWCiD: the Reverend W. Lee Gray.
Pastor Sunday sctovl. 2:30 p. ra.; sermon.
a;i3 11. m : service
M VXlV-TKIt AXD MOUNT 7AOS: the Rev
erend John HL-ore. Pastor Manchester service.
11 a. m : Trinity service. 3 p. m.: Mount Zlon
s.rv!ce. T- p. 111.
TI'XEIhj: the Reverend le-e Gray. Pastor
Mcrninc and evening services.
CLAYToN. th ;. rrrnd J. Rinkel. Pastor
11 a. m ar.J e p m.rrv!ces.
WEIWTKR GROVE-1: the Reverent F. r.
Itliss. p.istr Sua-tav school. 3 p. m.; serv
ies. .. a. ro and T.G p. m.
CALVARY. Goojf.li. w ati I Theo.!as!a: th"
R-vtreiai A. I- Prttchett. Fa-tor Sunday
sch--l. 3-J-l p m. . s-rviees. p. m.
FERGUSON, th- Revernd J. 31. Stults. Pas
torServices, it a. m. nd S p. ra.
YALLEY PARK the K-.rrer.d T. M. Patter
sn. I-isttr--l'tcachir.g at 7 p. ra.; Suniay
schcek W a ra.
Preaayterlaa.
CieK AVENUE. ..k and Sarah: the Rever
end J. Tuvroan lkr. l'astor 11 a. ra. and
- P in t as rv Ice-
BRANK MIUIORIAL S.vjth). Wrnon and
A a.i-aiy. me ll.uioJ D-tor C. II Charles.
I'a.ta.- At ratr.i: ind nraire rvic.-.
CMPJXDEI.ET. No. .i: Munican the Kever
cad J. II Gaus. Paster Mstntng and evea-
Inc Services
O'TE RRUeUAXTR Marcus an! Ijt.adie; the
!;eereni M Raach. l'ustor Morning and
evening seivlis.
CURRY M13MORIAI. Utah ard Texas; tt
R-v.rend Edarl W. McCtuskey. !Mtor
tur.tai se!u!. 9.3) a m anl 3 d. m.; I:C
m m.."srv re. p 111.. srvlots
CEXTRAL. Ga-rlon and la-ea--. the Reveren-1
i l.avtcn. 3Iauze. l'astor Morning and even
ing rvices
COeilToX HILL rilAPRU -t. Vircer.t. Near
Cnpton-3!ornisc. the luv.ien.1 Park Hii
Miller, last j services at 19 JO a. ra. and 4
I m . Miniav frh.iol. 3 t. m.
GRACE. ".a a and RI lie. th Reverer. !
Ch-iilta J ctalfant, 1'aatcr Morcir.e and
evenlnc Scrvlr--
WEIWTFR GROVE: the rteiTer:.! Dtcr D.
M. Ult.ne I'astur 51 a m. services by th
Reve-cnl Jia.e S Paris of fhlni
GRNI AVENUE iouthl. Grand an-! Wah
inctcn. the Reerrr.d loetrr J r C.ir.re-.r,
Paster -, rv ices at 11 a m. nnJ s p n.
riRST (Itf irireJl. McMillan Near TaMcr. the
Iteverrnd M. M. l'earce. Pastor II n. m..
erv Ice
FIR-T Ws.hir.rton anl Sa-ah: the Eeverend
Ihs-t.-r W J MeKlttrKk. raator; th.e li-aer-
n.l t;. W Ktac At;tant 11 a ro. "lUr't
and tr.e War.ts ..f Hu-nanity " hv M- King
LXFAYirm: Pi:k. AIMon ar.d Missouri, the
Reverend Dter S Palmer. 1'aster I; a.
ra an.! - p m. services .
LEE AvENI R Frstri- and lye; the Iteverenl I
Ibr.ry Gar.:aer. Pastor Marring an! ev-n- j
las s-rvi cs I
KING' HIGHWAY iCu-n?rUir.dl: the Rever- I
er! u p Go.v!son. j'ai.!or-ile-n:r: aiw
etn'ra- nlres
GRAND WENt B t-XITED. G-ar.d and Forest
1'ark IVaieva-.' the Ec-.erT,l J W Ash-.-vt
i-is-o M.rnlic an.! evclrr services.
LUCAS '. ENI'E iCu-nheris-di L'icas and
("hanntec the Reverend Is.tor R P rulr
t. r l"a" r 11 a ra xni s p ra.. se-al-ee
WASHINGTON ANfi coilPTOX AVENUES:
the Revcead H II Grecj D. D. Pistcr
11 a. ra and p m reivicee i,v , Rev
ererd Cha'ies X Hunt, "iot.1 Winning" n-!
God's itaUnees "
MeCAUSLAND AVENUE: th- Rere-e-c! J N
F.all. Pater Services. 5t a m , Sunday
schcW .; . m. and t-l p m s rvices
MEMORIAL TABKHXACI.K. Fifteenth ar.1
"a-r. the Reverend Psctor II MagUk 1'aster
Mrrlrtf an.! evenl-j services.
MUtKHAV MFMOISItL Jtentr' ard JolLa:
the Revernd John T Paris. Paster 14 a ra.
an.1 T'3 r m
NORTH. Elererth an! rhar-bers: the Revrr-
e-d Frr.k F star. Paster Memtcg and evee-
tnr serater.
FIRST K:r-ocd the Rere-e-,1 P. V Je-t-resa.
I"at-- !S 4; a m aad r- ra.. serrtcesi
NORTH CABXNC Ilartra r Avenue, in Ccun
tv. the R-sereSd l!rt"ir! Saltht Iator
l!-rr:irc and events- services.
OAK HILL Pen: ar-d H':-3Snrev Th Rever-e-.l
"" F MeMlIIan. l'iitor Servtets at 11
a a aat p. ra
SSOIXD Ta!f.r ar-1 Westminster- th.e n-ver-erd.
ivocttr S J. Nlch-dls IJL. D.. Piitcr
St ra ar3 r- rs . services
TTLER PL-tCE. Rusil an-! Srnrr: th.e Rever
end P I Rrr-e-. Pasta- M rnlng and
irsr wrrj-v lr ts- Reverend Jo3n H Pranst,
CLIFTiiN HEIGHTS. CUfta- aI CCurabia.
t-e Rea-.n-t J N lslL Pato Sunday
s--tca. a C a r : i p. m pr-aeMrr
WvteONUR PL.rE (U P). the Rev-rend A.
M. CarrrJ-I!. Pastor II a. ra. aad f jv. nv,
s-raices
FERGU"-")N Res-siar eradces.
ROCK HILt. St- Lxsts (Vasntv; ti Reve-emd
A S Hseiey rarter Se-vtees morning and
riR-TERMaS Tenth aid Rn'rsr; the Rev-eer-v
1 G Xesalcr. raster Miming eervlee;
er-'-e eervtce.
RADEX. the Iarre-4 W. P FV-vd. Pater
II a. ra Kmte!. ;;u p. ra.. Erdeavoc ee'-tna-
W1XNERVGO CIlURCir. Wlr-eheca and Ten
Deixr. tne fleaereal Jee-je J Jir.s-'a. Iarr
51 a ra tVermaa serGces. s p. nv. EacUsh
Serrtees.
POPE VENUT, No MM res-rrsve. tfc Rever
end H. M Gilbert, ras-ar Kamirg as d even
tag ss-rtKes.
CHcRClI OF TUB COVENANT. Nol 4
Norta Graad Avearer the Rvereci dande
tt Sfesrrr. Paacor-U a- at. aad a. aa..
jMMDaves jaassaaujs. .sssssssi aasss aaiaiai n
aTMgtt8aSs5Sl a aaswsa:
eiecd a. t. isauoas. JnMtiw MM saw. aarrteaa
G11MOX umaimTrtl- p. 1. Ann aaA
um BtVaWtM J. a OaSaM. aVMUr-
aklaat a-VarBlMa saaMnVftf ?
JJNINOa-ilenrlcea at 11 a,
WIT. atapie aad Maijrvlue
Faauscls BasaWll. D. Ik. F
awisive.
EDEN CHAPEL. Easton Aveaave Helat--1B,
fcl?3?Tlei!; ' "" " "
CENTRAL MltfeioX, No. nt NettH aOeveata
street: the ReverenJ Fraak lagasaaie. Pastor
Sunday ict.o.U 2 p. sn.: atts cuing. If. av.
SECONo aEKMAN. Nineteenth and Oraad:
the Reverend R. A- Friedrtca. Pavstw 111
Ices. . a. m. asd p. ra.. serv-lcaa.
Eaassrassaa.
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL. TaWeentB
and Locust: th Reverend C Jt. Daits, Deaa
T a. ro. and ( a. m, holy cacamBalaa; 11 a.
tn aervleea.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Catea and
Goodteilow; the Reverend Doctor James ft.
Wlaehester. RectiT-7 a. m- holy cobubb
nicn; II a. ra.. renrniag prayer and sermoa; $
p. m.. evening prayer aan sennon. w
CHURCH OF THE HOLV COMMUNION.
Twect -eighth and Wasatagtoa: the Rever
end Crariea F. BUIsdell. Rector 3 a. SS-.
holy communion: 3-M a. ra.. Bible class: 11
a. in. and S p. m.. services.
GRACE. Eleventh and Warren; the Reverend
Benjamin E. Reed. Reetor-MSO a. ra.. morn
ing prarr aad sermon; (:S p. m.. young
peupk-'a meeting: f p. m.. evening prayer aad
services.
JIOo'NT CALVART. Grand and Laf Ttte: the
tleverena tv. Fsuefierov. Reetbr flat a.
m.. Sur.lay school; 11 a. m, morning prayer
arw sermon; p. m.. evsninc iier. nj
eummunlon. first Sunday of every month at
C1ILRC1I OF THE REDEEMER. Eaclld and
Washiagton: the Reverend CharX A. Brosra.
l'astor Services, holy communion, .fli. to.:
Sunday school. 1:3) a, m.: morning prayer
and sermen. It a. m.; evening prayer and
sennon. 9 p. ra. . . . ,
ST. AXUREvV-a. No. 13 North Oarrtson; the
Reverend J. A. Doorts. Rectorsai a. .:
sunUar school; 11 a. m-. awrnlnc services and
asvrisvioa.
ST. AUGUSTINE-.". Bmno and Keadoa: the
Rever. nd G. D. B. Killer. Rector U a, ra..
servare aad ermen. . .
ST. GEGRUtrs. lVDdleton and Olive; thaJIsT
erend R. A. Holland. 8. T. D.. Pastor-Jfcrn-
ETi.ME?s. Ooode and Cbta Brlante; the
Revert nd Doctor It. Ducksrorth. fastor .M
a. in., bcly cnmmunioa: II a. m.. morning
praver snd holy communion; t p. ni.. eveaing
prajer and sermon.
ST. MARK'S. Fortieth and Washington; the
Reverend J. K. Erennaa. Pastor Holy eoai
munlon. ; a. ra.: Scrvlves. 11 a. ra.: 2 p. m..
services.
iT. PtrrER'S. Undell aad Spring: the Rever
t nd William Short. Rector; the Reverend 8.
1 Arthur. Assistant Minister Holy eommun
li. 3:l a. in., except first Sunday of month:
II a. t.t . Horning ri'r and sennon.
ST. PIHI.H-S. Union nnd Maple; the Rever
end vv'll lam Eimar. lwetor j a. ra.. holy
communion: 11 a. m.. morning piaver and ser
mon: p. m.. evening praer and sermon.
ST. STEIfIIEN'S Sixth and Ruwer: the Rev
erend Henry Watson Xlzrer. Reetor-OIebrsv-tlon
et the. holy eummunlon at and J a. m,
ST. MATTHEW'S. Wl son. Near Frisco Pal;
tn Iteverend C. II. Collins. Rector II a, ra..
sermon and services.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. No.
33J Saiena: the Reverend B. F. Newton.
Rector 1:0 a. m.. morning praer an.1 ser
iiwn; iS a. m.. Sunday school; p. av.
strv ice.
EMMANUEL. Old Orchard: the Reverena J.
Courtney Junes. Rector Services 11 a. m. and
ST. 'THOMAS'S MISSIOS IDeaf-Mntt). Bo
liceer Memorial Chail: the Revennd J. H.
iloud. Iba-tor td.'ti a. m.. services.
ST. PAUL'S. Mlchlsaa an.1 Malt; the Rever
end L. Clark. Rn.tor-aO a. tn.. Sunday
aehiol. 11 a. m.. service by the Reverend
William Cochran.
HOLY INNOCENTS. Morgan Ford Road and
Tholczan: the Reverend W. A. Hatch. Rector
II a. m. and p. m . sermon and services.
TRINITY. Channlag aad Fiaaklln; the Rever
end Father II. . St. Clair. Rector 7 a. m..
matins; f-M a. pi., low mass; later stukes
errttte.j un;i; September.
EI'IPIIANY Clll'RCII. Northeast Corner Boyle
end Glltt-n-aJ.) a. rn.. morning prayer and
sermon: 143 a. m.. Sun.!ay achocd. Holy
ia.mmnr.ion. first Sunilav In the month.
CHURCH OP TUB ADVENT I Mission!. 3a
Mlnrva: the Reverend George Lloyd. Rector
Suniav school. :S a. rt.: servleea. 11 a. ro.
CATHEDRAL MISSION. Xn. 4341 North Grand
Avenue a. m.. holy rommualun: :43 a. ra..
Sanilay school; Vi:3. prayer and sermon: T
P. in.. Young l'-uidr s Mission: p. ra..
ev-enlne nrayer and sermen.
ST JOHN'S CHURCH. Hickory and Dolman
Streets; the Reverent! Crosier CJ. Adams,
Heeler 7:31 a. m.. holy eu-hartst; :C a. m..
S'indiiv school: 11 a. m.. morning praver and
sermon: s n m.. evening prayer and sermon.
GRACE CHURCH (Kllkuo-ll; the Reverend
1 F Potter. Rector t-Jf a. m.. Holr Com
munlen: 10 a. ra- Surdav school: pa a. ra..
tnemirg praver and holy communion: even
ing service. 4I3", p. in.
ST. RARNAHAS. N- 5C2 Kennerly Avetrae
(Mlssb.nv Sunday school at 3 p. m.: evening
rrarer an-l address at 7.3s by the Reverend
Wllllnra "nehran.
ST. TIMOTHYS (Mission). No. SO Marros
Avenue Sunday aehoo! at !i a. m.: taonrlng
praver an-l semen at 11 by tba Reverend
George Lled.
Kasrllah Latheraa.
ST. MARK'S, cardinal and Bell; the Reverend
Iv.-tor M. Rhe-Iea. Pastor Morning services.
MOUNT CALVART. No. 17 Euclid; th Rev
ertnd R. Jes-e. Pastor 1: a. m. and 3 p.
m.. English ss-rvbe; 3 p. ra.. ssrvlce.
GRACE. St. Iauis and Garrison: the Reverend
Martin S-immer. rastor Ii3 a. m.. service;
a. p. ra.. service.
ST PM'L'S. t-'ieutesu and Taylor; the Rev
erend Go.ige II. Reen. pastor Morning and
evenlrg seeviceg.
YANDEVENTER MIS5RON. No. 2M4 Olive
p. m . Sunday sehil: 2 p. ro.. preaching by
the Revrrn.l T. A. Winkler.
CHURCH "F OUR REDEEMER. Utah and
orrg n: 1- Ituehl.elmer. l'astor 10 a. ra. and
p. ra. services.
teraraaesl.
MVPLD AVRNUH. Map'e and Clarendon; Its
Reverend J. C. Hcrclrg. raster Momir
m rv lee.
SAI.E.M tGermsnl- tb Reverend TT. F. llorst-
meler. l'sstor M'rnlcg and afternoon serv-
ls.
Rreinraalsed Caaiash ml Jentaa Ckriat.
SAINTS' CHURCH. Glasgnsr and Dickson
Sunday school. 9:30 a, m : II a. ra.. sacramnt
servlcar; piaver meeting. C p. ra.; preaching
p. m.. A. ArchliaM.
CH:LFNHAM. No. ST3I Manchester Sun-lay
e. Iinol. 10 a. m. : preaching. S p. in.. Noah N.
Cocke.
0H HIM. MISSION. Humphrey and Morgan
Ford Read Sun-lav school. 50 , m.; preach
ing. I p. m.. ' J. Reminirtrn.
Chrlatlaa ele
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientists).
Kl-c's Highway and Westminster Services
W:g; n. ni rnd p. m.
3KCOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Hennemaa
Hall. No. 3H3 Olive Services at 10:45 a. ra.
laltarlaa.
CHURCH op TIIE UNITY. Corner Park and
Arm-trcr.e: the Reerend George R. Dn.!s..n.
MIu.tr-Suniay school. 2:12 a. ra.: services.
CHI'RCIl" OF THE MESSIAH: the Reverend
John A Day. Pastor Sunday school. 9:0a:
services, II a. ni.
.evc Jeraaalesa Islweafeaaararlaaf.
FIRT GERMAN. Twelfth snd Tyler: the Rev.
eren 1 Crariea A. Nussliaum. Pastr Service.
11 a. m ; unl..n services in English.
THIRD SOCIETY Mlerraani. Corner St. Tyrats
and Rausehml arh Avenue; the ReverenJ C
1 Carrltre. Pastor II a. m.. seiTKes as
usual.
The slalvallna Arasy.
Hecd'iuarters. Elchth ant Walnut streeta.
Col t:el J. C Addie. Ct mrrandrr.
C'lis No. 1. No Hi! Frarkiin avenue. Adja
tsr.t E H. I'innis ollker In charge.
(T,s No. 3, !-,cn!h anl Walnut t rests. En
sir a ard Mrs KaMwin. nftleeia tn charge.
Corps No 5. No. 121s South Broadway. Cap
tain L onrns. efje-r in caarce.
Cn-"t x.v . Xo IC3) I'rankim aven'je. Cap
tain a-d Mrs Rrhln-on. oltleers In chaise.
Mee-iass v,; t:- elve coirs at H a, ra.. 2
ard t p. m.. and week rtaa. p. ro.
Elklral.
ETHICAL SOCIETY. Memerial Hall. Nine
teenth ar.d Lcu-t 11 a. m.. e?ctute.
Gerataa tlvaasells-al.
ST. rma:. Fojrtteatit and rr Streets: the
HcveienJ J. l- Kllck-Servlces. I) a. in. and
- p m.
ST. MARK. Third and Ssulard Streets: the
Ifa-vctvad 1 I!. Elite service. J a. m. and
p m
ST PAUL Xlr.th. erect and Lafayette Avenue;
tt- iietermd J. Irian .-ervices. w a. m. and
p m
ST JliX. Fourteenth and Madiaca Streets:
tte Rt-vercnd F. klrnwe, i"aa:or-Serv Ices. 1)
u tr an.1 7:13 p. m.
FRlr.DENS. Nir.rtfer.th Street and Newhousa
vnsue. tte r-nd O. ilaltser-10 a. m.
BLTHANV. Tenl-tnir.! and Wash Streets;
tte Reverend ! Hra-ckner-ServIcfa. 10:13 a.
m and .i p. m.
ZIOX. Tn-nty.n.'th and Denton Streets; the
Rerrt.d J. Itaitzer eervlces. :0 a. m.. Eng-
liah service, a p nj . fc- in assistant tsistat,
th- Re. trend I, J. Sieck.
ST JAMES. cci:s and IHair Avenues; the
Keverara: I. G Ncliau r-ervlces. :) a. m.
ard J. 1 p m.
E-AXGWaC.vL Michigan and Kceln Avenues;
th" Rerrcnd E. R.elttreu-servicea. x a. ra.
and : j p. m.
ST. LUKL. fctt and Jeffe-scn Avenue; the
P.evtrer.l ii WaUer-Servlces. 19 a. a and
T'G p. m.
ST. iLVTTHEW. jes, Avenue anl Peto-aae
Mrt-t. tne Rererrca II. Dr-es xrv ice-. 10
a rn.
SALEM. Marcos and Marraretta Avenues; the
Reverend IL Waii-Servlcea. i):jj a. ra.
El tvtZKIt. N- 3i McNair Avenue; the
Revtren! A. Fischer Services. 14 a. ra. and
7: p. ra.
IllIiLEHEM. Shaw Avenue and Hereford
Str-et. th? Revereni II. Craeb-'inkei-Mrv-
tees. 11 a. m
CHRIST P-r.ton Statlcr:: the Revrrend G.
1'ahe-S-ra.cee. u.a a. m. and 7:G p. m.
IMM-VXUKL Lsrild and Mar Atenu-s.; the
Eeverend G. Dole Services. 1 av. ra. end 7:3)
Xu rn.
TRINITY N-osho Sereet and Michisan Ave
nue, the Rererend F. EaT Service, jj a. ra.
EDEX. Haraliton ant Uartn-.er Avenues Serv
ices. l-aj a. m. and 7:S p. tt.
JESbS. Twelfth: and Victor streets: the Rev-
erena J J. Flnk-Seralces. :: a. ra. asd
sf" STEPHEN. Gts-.Mia and Hairs Ferry
Road. :t Reverend O. Waidraacn tlei 1 Has.
A. rs.
EMMAUst. Chcuteaa and Tester Grove Ae-
nars. the Revrrenl K. Pleger Services, jsja
a. in. aad 7C p. m.
ST ANDREW. Cilifemia Avertae and Janttta
Street, tte n-Terent c, Krarr-er Services.
!: a ra and 7:4S P. m.
NAZARETH. Morgan Fori Raad and Miami
Street, tte Reverend W. Sca-aidteVferGcea.
BETHEL (E?cilh). Nineteenth and Wright
Streets, th Jtevrread T L MaeJIer Service.
SO-as a. ci
tasptaama Cia sllcal Lalkearaa.
BETH AN! A, Natural Crlige Read and Clay:
tte Reverend jg. Martens. Pastor Service at
Ml. s and p- ra,
BETHLEHEM, taallsbory aad Flortsaiat: the
Brrrca , i janast
a. m. aad t p. a.
ouurcu or ocr aso:
s-ssss, aa in
CHTOCT Og TOT MOLT
Oato: Ost aUvercsst CasWt
A ss. . J , aa lavl aU aa aa d tOlw X a
ODNCOattMA. Old Maaeaiatsr oad.
was aaacaester Av
itlaV laanaaa aad ataaaa: tar
RlcaaSaat T. ITnlsaa liai l'aaia Hfiilia at
2032 a. at.: BagHsh aervlcea. 3 a. ra.; Eagalsb
Mrvka lascead Saaday of each Month. S p. at.
BOLT oaoaT. Grand and Page; tb aWvsroad
Pedro Una Pastor--Mervlrea a M-JB a. as.
aaaievAsJaavanneswiB and
. ... -r T- - - r -
leifteentb and Morgaa; (a Bv-
enaa a. Wangerta. pastor.
ST. JOHN'S. Morgan Ford Road aad Chlppi
wa: th Revereed Herman Bartels. Pasxoe
. Serrlce at r a. ra. and 7 p. ra.
ST. LUKES. Itaska aad Compton; tat- BsVsT
end VTaalerkk W. Klac Pastor StiiKaM at
10 a. ra.
ST. PAUL'S. Prairie tad Voa Ftal: the Rev-
eiaad John P. Koeterlng. Pastor aervlces
at :a a ra. and 3 p. ra.
ST. PETER'S. Vista and Newstead: the Rev
erend Theodore SctrardeL Pastor Servicea at
10:43 a. ra. and 7:43 p. m
ST. TRINtTT. Sixth and Koern: the Reterend
Jsecb J. Berntbal. Pastoi -Beiikes at 20 a.
ra. and 7 a. ra.
SWEDISH OETHSEMANn. No. 1211 CaJtfor-
ala: the Reveiead Carl J. Reahard. Faster
Beivhea at 11 a. m. aad 7:42 p. m.; Saaday
achool at 10 a. m.
SptHtaallat.
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL UNITY. Hinaiaan
Hall-Services. 7:20 p. re.; l.cture.
TEMPLB OF SPIRITUALISM. No. 2012 Flat:
2 30 p. tn.. acuP lyceuia. "What Constitutes a
Sptntaallstr
FIRST GERMAN SOCIETY. Dtbrecht's Ball.
Lynch and McNarr: the Reverend K. T. Hary
Friday. 3J p. ra.: Sunday. TJ0 p. m.
SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL RESEARCH. 3. X
A. M. Hal1. No. 23R South Seventh; Mrs.
Lecturer Children's lyceum Iron 2 to 2; teats.
CENTRAL SPIRITUAL SOCIETY. Jeffersaa
and Cas-2 p. ra.. aiessages by Mrs. tiormer.
THE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF TRUTH
SEEKERS. Olive and Garrison-Services at
2JU aad 7a0 p. ra.
ADVAXCED MEDIUMS' SPIRITUAL ASSO
CIATION. Nineteenth aad Wright streets s
tin., lecture and raessages by the Reverend
2C Jones.
RESURRECTION CHURCH. Eighteenth and
Chouteau: Mrs. Galio. Lecturer S p. av
SPIRITIST CHRISTIAN UNION. No. 27IL
Fraaklla Avenat Special aervlces at 2J0 and
Stray TkaMsarat.
WEST END CHURCH. NV 3a07 Wast Bell
Place 10 a. ro.. Sunday scttool; 11 a. tn
beal.ng service.
SOUTH SIDE CHURCH. Etghteeatb and Festa
lorxl Htrrets: the Rrverend H. H. Schroeder.
Pastor Enallsh service. 11 a. m.; German
ervice. 1 p. ra.
NORTH SIDE CHURCH. No. SIM North Four
teenth Street: Edmund T. Bunting. larader
Service at 7:12 p. m.
READING-RooM. 712 Locust Street-U a. ra..
Miss L. 21. Fuller.
tTkarek at tSaal.
2tER.MEC HIGHLANDS: the Reverend A.
Ittmrit. Pastor Serv icea at 3 and Ip. a
NO. SO MONTGOMERY Street-3 and S p.
m.. services ty the Reverend W. II. Blake.
BENTUN and Thirteenth: the Reverend. John
Cheery. Pastor Set vires at 4 p. ra.
Iliar Charraea.
UNION MISSION. N. 139 Franklin: th Rev
erend M. II. Gott. Pastor-Preaching at 11 a.
m. and 0 p- tu. by the pastor, other services
as usual. Branch No. s. No. 273 Robert ave
nue: the Reverend A. M. Campttril. Pastor
Services 11 a. m.. 3 p. ra. and 30 p. ra.
BETHLsDA CIIAI'EL. Vttta an-l Grand Ave
nu3 p. ty
NlEDRINGHAUSi MISSION. Seventh aad Cans
p. m.. aervlcea.
GLUANEIUt 2H.-SION. No. 13 North Tenth-2
?. m.. Sunday school: I p. ra.. aervlcea;
"ranee M. Ruth, saiperlatendent.
FRANKLIN AVENUE MISSION. No. 1M2
Prankpa Avenue ssa p. m.. Sunday school;
preaching at JU p. in.
OPEN-DOOR MISSION. Second and Clark:
Mr. and Mr. Uerbauser, Superintendent
ervice. 7a n- -n.
SPRLCB STREET MISSION. Stampf Building.
No. II an. 12 South Ssventh Street-Srrvk.es
every night.
CENTRAL MISSION. No. fl North Eleventh:
the Reverend Prang laonsdale. Minister 3:30
p. m.. Sunday school: p. cts arvlcea
SEVENTH-DA ADVENTaSTS. De.'mar and
Newstead: R C Iarter. Pastor-Sbturday.
11 a- ra.. services; Sunday, t p. ra.. servicea.
EVANGEL MISSION. Third and Elm-11 a.
ra. aad 7:20 p. m.. services; 2 p. m.. Sunday
school.
Bin iTHEP. HOOD Meeting. Exposition Building.
Thirteenth aad Olive Bible class. 3J0 p. m.:
lecture. 2:12. .
VOlef.NTEKRS OF AMERICA, No. KH Prank
pi Avenue: (Saplaln W. A. Yisaburg In Com
mand Sundav achool. 1030 a. ra.: yoang dco-
ple'a meeting, -jn p. in.: gospel aervu.es,
p. in.
PltOGRHSHIVr CHRISTIANrrr (Oerman).
Diets Hall. Foarteenth and Benton; the Rev
erend M. Hunter. Pastor Services, kt a, m.
ami p. ra.
PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIANITY lEmrtlab).
Bremen Hall. No. 2017 North Eleventh street:
the Reverend M. Hunter. Pastor Servicea 2
and t p. m.
ADVENT CHRIisTIAN CHURCH. Boeker Hatt.
Twentieth and Blsaell Street. North: the
Reverend George B. Greene. l'astor Morning
and evening aervlcea.
JEWISH CHRISTIAN SCISSION. No. Its
Franklin Avenue; sen lea S p. ra. Preaehlng
by Doctor Miller.
RlTENOUR .-UXDAY SCHOOL. 2 p. ra. every
Sunday: strictly Interdenominational; every
body invited; all sects welcomed: Rlteaour
Schtevlhouse. Lackland aad Wovdaon roada.
St. Lvuis County. Preaching aervlces two er
mi.rr Sundays in each munta. Joseph B
Roux. suertcten.Ienr; la, D. Groves, assist
ant superintendent.
LIGHTHOUSE MISSION, No. 2219 Ollro Street
The E-vennd J. IL Flower, superintendent:
preaching t-etnorrow at II a. ro. and t p. ra.:
bollne meeting at 3 p. m.
CHIUaTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.
No. 37IS M. rgan. 2 p. m.
RED CROSS ENDEAVOR MISSION. No. 131
Chestnut street Tn Revtrend IL L. Daven
port. Superintendent.
FOR.-R MIeSKX. YlDe and Cbramerclal
Char:es A. Force, supertntendrnt; Schut
a-hcol. 3 p. m.
SOUL CULTURE SOPIETT. Hennemar.n Hali
S:13 p. m-. Iea-tnr Ltnasay avl) speak.
UNION 2IISSION ASSOCIATION IIOAD
quarters. Northvsst Corner Garrison Avenue
an.1 Morgan Street Preachlrg. 2 p. m ; a!
Hi lie lessens. 10 a. m. to 12 noon each day:
work tnter-lennmlnattonal.
THE REUGIO-I'IHIjOSOPHIC SOCIETT. Re.
cltal Han. oastin. tirand ana Finney Avenues
11 a. ra.. otheRo." hv l t. Goo.!man.
FOREST PARK HEIGHTS MISSION. Bel'evn
and S-uth Avenues If. T. Mand e rn. Lraley
Service Vcy a. ra.: Sunday acbooi. 2 p. ra.;
orrvlre. 71 p. m.
LEVEE MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL. Main
and Market streets, meets at 3 p. ra.
THE srXOATsdsCHOei. UE80.
Far A
'tfehalahJas Baraa the
Warat af tsevaV
INTRODUCTluN. In last lesson sre
learned how JoMiah prised the lxk oi
the Lord which llilkialt found in Die
tcir.pie. and how he obtained counsel from
Muldan becaure of the nation's sin. One
would cxiKrcl that the warning of tne
prophetess would lead to permanent re
loriu. but Jclioukim. Jce-iab's ton. on suc
ceeding to ;iie throne, oppo-ed the godly
cure of his father ana sought to teiu
state Idolatrous worship. Jeremiah, tne
prophet, deeply distresseii at this, caused
iCaruch to write a message to the King,
which was sent at tirst to certain mem
bers of the court that their iuniicv
might be secured in ita bcliilf. IVerse II.)
The procetiure Indicate-, that J.lioi.iki:ii
was tint kindly disposed to the prophet,
ar.d. accordingly, tnat he could not l
freely approached. Alter changing lianas
several times the message came lo the
Princes, thoso who were sup;scI to he
near the King, nnd they tlisinisscd Iki
ruch. directing him to remain in some
secret p.ace unknown to nnjonc, aa a ccn-
union or saicty. t verse .)
CONCKALElX As w further precaution
to avoid the King's anger the Princes laid
up the roll in Jerusalem In the "chamher
of Kllshaina. the hcrilie." who had suc
ceeded Shaphan. the scribe In Joslah's
time. (I Kings gall. 8.) That was a very
proptr place for the document, as the
scribe, was the legal custodian of all sucn
matter. It may be assumed that he w.i
a faithful servant, and that he would pre
serve what was committed to, him. More
over, the message acquired add4 force
and sanctity. At first It was only the
wonl of a prophet, acknowledged Indeed
to be a mouthpiece of Cod. hut aftr Its
depolt In the chest with other sacrcii
writings it acquired an official character
and would be so regardil forever after.
Having thus laid away with the temple
scribe what had been written the Prince
proctci Tilth some caution to the King
tverse 50) and mike known the contents
to him. Ry this act three lnfiuenc wete
exerte.1 to ecure proper heirlng the in
fluence of Jeremiah, who all reearde.1 as
a man rj Ciod: the influence of T5ishanr.
who had filed Jeremiah's words:: the In
fluence of the Prlr.ce. the- helpers and
advisers In the Ocvcmment,
RROITGHT. On hearing the statement
of the Prince. Jermlakfm sent a rervant
to fetch the roll. rVere 21.) There i r.o
disclosure of the King's motive whether
he was prompted he ctitlcitv cr malice.
The servant read and JehoIaHlrn ard his
Princes Iitr.ed. the latter stand'ne rev
erently beside th ruler. The cn was
not unlike th-vt presented when Shi?han
read the ryvt of the Lne.j to Jilih a
few venrs frre. fit KInr xv.il. 1
Or.lv In the earlier Instance It " the law
of Moses that wt heard. whi It the
latter case it was the word of warning
from Jeremiah the first how!n what I--rsel
must do to rJea. Ond. the !.1t show.
Irs what had ren don to dlsrlegs Him.
It was tirohabl that Moses was he'd in
r-e.st Tsererfnce. fcr he had ta lonr
dead. aw. th in-tltutl-vn of the nsto-i
rested on htm while Jeremiah ran tl'l
llvlpe. sr.d hv his rmtty bold .ltd eirnest
words -ad nrcused the .snlrne!tv of evil
men. Hpwvr that msv b. th oshet
ri3reoss was ' 'ieee,tav.t h. Jtad r:-i
tn tb KInr s"d dl've-ed the wnri whlc-j
Cd b-vd fort-'dden him to r-.k. HI defv
tei.. and tr repc-i:vjnty was with
Vrb-as-dT" .. M
refTTUTrn). Tie resdiae sra .itfes.ej
,t- sbe ot r""r',K' "eetirreeiCe Vnu
re,." -it;-r tjrtn t- roll - re-ip?etd
V, t-'lnr e-med ei-et re ee,;u r tn
eitt cf? lt al peaUr-iJfa. e.," r-tsf
fre. .-ird IN' WS. a!-;-.rsed rnfl -ha"
wv,. aes coneri-net. Vf a e )
n-nss. w'lO wer tlteaeat r-"fe-l ri"
rnnrT fVTsie . ers,t t.t th-e e.r
tu Prtesw asaln'e" eMje-T- o treeverr
rha b-rrntnr. tTer- JK) Tb et n
. a. a.. . "''-" aasf
J,SHSanBI WBSI at cie...te-i-ie- r-a-r.n.. -. .
oaMIIIB aVf th- nttel-se eif J svl?b,
to Mlttf the Wert of Ood by axotrnymg
tt, or at leaat t prevent aay ftartaer
oread of the ddtaaia contatliied la IL All
this tUsptayed the enamlty of bU bbIdO. tas
depravity of kia heart, the perversity of
hia will. The act of the Kin: was ntore
cvjifsabte becausve he had heard, from the
aaaae tworce of similar prcdlctlona of
Ocd'a tudstaseats. auny of vhlch had al
ready been fulfilled. Hia state of awnU
atibjectioa to Xeouchsdnegxar at the tune
was a proof that the evil foretold was al
..iinev.-Th drarructlon of the roll
did act appease the King. In fact, his an
ger was kindled, not tcerclr against the
taeav-ige. but against the men who pre
pared IL They are considered to be
troublesome fellows, even as Abnb re
garded a9ijab, (I Kings, xvlli. 1..) Je
hoiaklm wa so joined to his Idols), so
committed to his sinful ways, that every
interference seemed to hint ImrJertinent
and offensive. Accordinsly three officer
were sent to arrest Jeremiah and Harucrt
(verse . the two men. who. above all
other1, should have been esteemed for
their piety and for their disinterested ef
forts! to rave the nation from tte impend
Injc ruin. But Ood did not forget bis serv
ants. It might have been proper In the
execution of his purposes to suffer them
to die martyrs, as the Baptist did (Mark
vL 27). for sometimes the blood of the
saints serves the cause of righteousness
more than their voices can. but tn this
Instance the holy men were bidden away
tn safetv. preserved by Jehovah for fu
ture usefulness,
ORDERED. Jeremiah and ltaruch. In
their retirement, were called Into imme
diate service for God. as Luther was In
the Wartbarg. They were ordered to
produce what had been destroyed. (Verses
27-2S.) That must have been a compara
tively easy task. Having written the doc
ument In tte first place, and read It sev
eral times afterward. It t probable that
Rarucb would have no trouble to recall it.
If his memorv falhd. Jeremiah might re
freh him. Two men. well acquainted
with 11 matter In which both were deeply
interested, would be likely to forget very
little. Resides, the Holv Snirlt bad In
spires and guide! the prophet In the first
preparation 41 Peter. 1. 21). and it h gener
ally believed that the impression thus
made would be verv vivid and long endur
ing, even as If engraven mion the mind
and heart. Surely that same spirit wcnld
r.ot be absent when, at hu ditection. the
work of reproduction was attempted.
CONDEMNED. The net of Jehoi.iklm In
burning the roll could not be passed over
In silence. He had not onlv spurned th
message and attempted the life of the
prophet, but he had at the same time de
spised and rejected Jehovah. Jeremiah
wa therefor. Instructed to speak to the
King concerning himself. Rcfore the pre
diction pertained to the Kingdom (verso
2?). but now to the ruler. A fearful retri
bution nwaltcif him. A'erses 3V-11.) He
should be pur to dentil ami lit botly
shouM be cist out evpoed to the heat hr
dav and the frot by night, precisely what
Jeremiah had foretold of him (Jer. xxll.
Is). In Heating the terrible character of the
siege bv which Jerusalem would bt re
duced. Furth rmore. none of his posteri
ty should succeed him on the throne of
Jud.-ih. as had n!.-v loen declared. (Jer.
rxll. .". In short, an Ignomlnions end
awaited him a a condemnation from the
Lord for his ir.iautty.
RESTORED. Pursuant to the command
of Oxl lust nrted. the roll was rewritten
(verso 22). a complete copv taken down
with care, tn vhlch traa added much other
matter, rrobnbly of an historic or r
llcloua elm rarter. What became of the
book? Soma have thought It wa retained
bv- Jeremiah as n part of the literature
available In the commnlfsi of the proph
et. Fume have thought that It was 1aM
no. nss the first book was. In the ctitodv
of Elishamn. t becone llm a section of
the sacred writings held bv the priests-.
Itat we are not Informed of Its disposi
tion. A more Imnoittnt question Is. Of
whit value w.l It? llrt. It was an abld
Intr proof that the King tna Impotent :n
nttrniptlnr to orpn the Almightv. Sec
ond. It proved that the word of the Lord
endured. (I Peter L 25.) Third. Tor the
time it served .1 high purpose as n wlt
ne ngalnst th nation and the King.
ein-i!ty. It was afterwards, when the rnp
ttvitv came, a proof that find had been
faithful with hi- people. (II Chron. xxxvl.
li)
REFT.BCTiriNS. Two points ar of spe
cial Interest 1" this lesson: 1. There are
degrees of ctillt nmonc the ungodly, and
condemnation will be- pronort lotted. Pome
nrrlve qulrkl. at the height of tmpletv
nnd presumplion. Manr net n If their
outrage aminst the wont of Goil could
save them from It denunciations, or a If
their Irrntlom! Infidelity rotild lnval!!:i!
nnd rentier th sacretl oracle of no ef
fect. Such prrsens) should openly re op
posshI. whatever their station or abilities.
2; The Jjnr'Z will protect those, who nre
valiant for M truth nntll "they have
r-i!!ic1 their tetlrponv." nnd then It I
of small ennseer, nce. by what method they
arc removed to their reward. They nvtv
therefore, with much boldness nnd na
tlence. conttntte their good work. ftr God
will honor thee who honor him. nnd It
hr own lime be will bring lo pfij hi
rlorv through them, so that In the end
It shall appear that, though, perstcuted.
they have not lived in vain.
SEVEN DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
F. Ostortaj; Suva Wife Gave Ilis
Clothes to Xepliew.
Frederick Ostertag flletl salt for divorce
ve.sterday In the Orcult Court ngalnst
lUrlsira B. Ostertag. alleging that she
called him names and gave his clothes to
her nephew, so that he could not appear
In public wearing Rfparel sultaMe t hit
staticn In life. They were mirried In
Belleville. 111.. July 2 1J. and separated
Julv IS.
oihr divorce snlt flletl were: Julia E.
Bib! ngalnst Arthur II. Blt'b. all.sge.1 de
sertion; Agnes ISIndbeutel against John K.
ltlndlieutel. allegei drinking and failure
to support; Nancv C. Ilrun scainst Her
man D. Brui"-'. allegetl tlescrtlon; S'dney
K. I-tss ng-ilnt Richard O. Iass. allege.
tli-sertlon: Wlllfcini Mever nctlnst May S.
Meyer, alleged deertlon. ami f.'atlierine
;ti-sel again! William Rtoessel. alleged
drinking and calling her names.
ASK PRO FORMA DECREE.
North Side Democratic Club to
Incorporate.
Application was made to th Circuit
Court yesterday for a pro forma dcre
of incorporation for the Xorth Side dem
ocratic Club. John J. drove president.
. .... it- ni t. ..lnA . ...Dl.l..nt tv-irilel
AUCIIM . . J'-t-.t.t e .- -.-.-.... m ---
B. Xaughton secretarv and James P. all.es
treasurer.
The purpose, of th club are to establish
e cluliiouse. promctn amu-etiients. miln
tnln tf library and give lecture.
No business will be et.n.ltcteil for profit,
but a restaurant :nd buffet will u nnln
ta'netl for the accomm-elation of mem
bers. The dues will la- C a year.
FEW BURIAL PERMITS ISSUED.
Least XnmiMr in Any One Djiy
for XearlY a Year.
Th Mortuarv Ofnce yesterday luea
hut nine bJrlal permits, the lt-ut ntim
r re-conleil In anv or.e day in nrly a
" The fewr.es of prmlt was the sub
ject of comment In the office, here the
usual nomlT Is about tenty-tl'.e dtlly.
vVhil'- not rtrual to the ordinary nutnle-r
of permit', vesteniay' ht Is not In
dicative altogether of a decrease m tli
number of deaths, but rather of delay In
securing certificates.
DEVLIN ON WAY TO EUROPE.
Kanca Financier Sailed Vedncs
i.iY for the Continent.
Kansas city. Mo.. Aug. 1!. J. II. Hark- '
less, ope of the attorneys for the ieysin
companle.. returned to iianis City from
New York this inorniig. Mr. and Mrs ,
Iiev.ln. he sold, fulled for Kurope V.'eilnts
day. "Mr. Devlin was locking bettr." sal J
Mr. Harkles.. "I ut lie will need a long 1
rest from buInes before he again able
to take up trie care or r.i properties.
This 1 the first Information that the
Dcvlins had left Torefca.
Caaeert la Carr staaare.
Popular music will be rcr.de-ed at the
cencert to-nlcht In Carr Square. Mad
d'm's Military li-ir.d will play. The pro
gramme Is aa follows
PAP.T X.
Vareh The fefrtler. -. ......... ...Ttal-e
Crverrure 9tra4eii ITctew
ia Stang-I'ra Trylrg &i Hani ti Fftrc-t t
Teu . ......... .t .. .Harris'
(b; IIuBoreyjue '.Valtr rctprrl
r tn. itetner ,
Seleetfcav The Yankee Can I. . ...
Kcbyn
ttl mt'i-eeisj .ai i r-sco . . ,
rt.1 Tro-Sej Jtatefl . . ....
..Helejt I
Ylllac- Ufe la f.e Olien Time. .t. Tn'.e-
tVnrnlre Awskentne r i Vlljrr tilj-
drn -lrg ti rvfcr! Th- lecV)mlth S!i-j
Th. Itar Quees-JCay It Xance.)
PART It.
Ortrture iMycvst .. ... ....Thomas
si-ectH.a Tfce Tnlerfit Keartz
Tne Aevtriran atret... .. Sfeacbam
(a I sv,cMy Lltt Lor Iar4. fruai
Tif ;iri Trm Kaya..... gtsaehill
b Tsro-atep Wxici. froea Bumpty
Durovty ......Ctl aa4 Joteaui
3sbb froea ase works ef..............ogatilsesi
1
QUIT IEESI. EAT
"8q.tfReF 8lae. is rick, red
aad teader. Xo ether food cf
equal food ralae is sold at so low
ft price. It is a palataMe aad
needf al chaage of diet at this sea
son and shoald be eatea often, ia
place of meat. Write aa f or book
of recipe. Mailed free.
tyfitmgmimWmtm
AaiaiLWAYSfttMaK.
mmmmmKEnciK.si.vms.
HAOLEY ARGUES
Attoraej General Presents
State's Side ia People's Bank
Case ia Clayton Court Gener
al Shields BcBOTes Coat.
Practically the entire day jfttiOay In
the Clayton Circuit Court was taken tip
with arguments on the amended petlrJoa
of Attorney Ceneral Hadley aaating for
the appointment of a receiver for tha
I'eople'a United State Bank.
The gist of the defendant's auwtaneata
was that the Secretary of State had ex
ceeded his authority, that there waa a ma
terial distinction In law between EI O.
ta-wis. bank president, and B. G. Iaewis.
b.ink promoter, and that the People's
United States liank was not responsible
for any of the representations ha may
have made before Ita orgnnizatlust.
On Hie other hand. Assistant Attorney
General John Kenntsh contended that tha
bank could tccome responsible for Ierw
l.v's representationsi by ratifying then.
quoting from authorities to sustain Ms
liosition. and that, at any rate, the re
sponsibility wculd inure after the organi
zation of the bank for further representa
tions. General Cleorge H. Shields of counsel for
the flefendfit declared that the parties al
leged to have been Injured by Lewis's rep-rei-entations
should bo the ones to com
plain and not the State.
"The people of the United States are be
hind Iacwis." he declared tragically, while
removing his ccat with Judge McEthra
ney'a consent, "because they realize tha
fiict that this flght is the fight of organ
ized capital against a man who fey bis
genius 1 lares to interfere wiia
ing: onltr or things.
KENN18H QUOTES MACATJtaAT.
Attorney Tom Fauntlerov. far tha 1
declared that Judge Spencer's item la his
report pertaining to his receivership fees
was a piece or artistic sarcasm, tie as"
the existence of the bank and laewav's
other enterprises gave employment to
.ibout l.tsw pocple and were a good tlatec
tor the community.
Mr. Kennlsh ridiculed Fatontieroy's ar
gument and said he could sot close his
eyes t the tlehf-mutes and almost Insane)
widows throughout the country who wer
nearly distracted for fear their savtacs
would be lost. As for the beneSt to tha
community, ha auoted Macaasaya esttasa
tlon of Cbarlea II when he said "that h
was a kind Prince to those around him.
which very fact, declared Keanlah. mad
him unpopular tn the eyes of the re
mainder of his subjects.
Attorney General Hadley opened th ar
guments In the morning, but did not re
main for the afternoon session.
Judito McKlhinney alU hear from JudK
Barclay for th bang. wno aas not yev.
IBM.
Tsar Orocsr .
FOR
RECEIVERSHIP
ms ant yet J
i paUBlnc oa '
relurneu irom nt. raui. Dcivwe isaiainaa
th- petition.
The ouestion of Judge Spencer's Jlwea tor
a week's work as receiver of the bank
was not taken up vestenlay. Mr. siicer
reeks to retain J1-.1W fr fees and ez
penses. This question prohahly sila
argued some day nest wsf k.
DEPOSITORS AGREE TO PLAH.
3Iore Than 150 Will Accept Cer
tificates of Trnst Company.
nnrunuc sPEciAia.
Kin.is City. V.o.. Anei TL Vaay eltw
depositors of the city National Bank
called at the offices; to-day. where the
committee, of bankers Is arranging; the or
ganization of a bankers" trust company
to handle, the accounts of the closed bank.
Since vtstcnlay morning more than Vtt
citv depositors J-avc signed agreements
with the liaik'rs to accept certificates of
tit polt payable next March or later, for
the money which they had la th bank
when It failed.
Among those who called at the meet-log-room
thf morning were mea who
have as much a Xl.Zin in the bank. C. A.
Iomls nntl C H. I'nttlson. who went to
Washington a week ago to consult tha
C-vmptroIlcr of the Currency about th
proposed b-inV rs' trust company. wlB re
turn to the city Sunday morning.
FRACTIONAL SHARES ILLEGAL
Killing by Illinois Auditor Affects
I.ui.ilin?; Associations.
nnnmuc wkciau.
Hprlnsileld. III.. Aug. 11. Buridls and
loan association.- In Illinois cannot legally
lsu fractional share of stoelc under th
single payment ela's. according to th rul
ing of the Auditor of IMblio Account.
Several assaiclatlons. throughout th
Stat" are Issuing single payment class) oaf
stock and some of these, have undertaken,
to Issue fractional shares of such stock.
When the- matter was brought to the at
tention of Stato Auditor McCullough. ha
npt-ealed to Attorney General Stead for an
Interpretation of the act. governing; these
association. . .
The Attorney General Is of th opinion
that by receiving deposits or trua cnar
acter an as-re-latloa becomes a bank of de
posit, which It cannot no uruier tn i
Aatsntated to Ushttac
Warren W. Hlng was appointed aa In-s-.-ctor
of th second clas la the City
lighting Iepartment yesterday, at the In
stance of Thomas Carter. StiperTisor. The.
appotntnicnt was approved by President
O'lteiHey of the Hoard of Public Improve-rr.ent-:
FULL
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
REPUBLIC
WANT PACKS
EVERY DAY
BRIMMING!
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