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NEWS FROM THE CITY CHURCHES.
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a asaeoUl uww In
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Psdk Uitaa
' Hlehwar KtHimuii Oinrck.
aa sheencs. mt several weeks, baa
tetiaraed to 8c Loots aad will ra
M pastorate to-morrow.
TIm Kerarcnd J. A. Doorla of Ht. An
tspiacopai Church h-ts returned
Ms vacation and will conduct etrv-
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.Iteveiaad Doctor J. P. Ounraa of
Avenue mturterun Church IAS
Hi renam A MnRfta'a YttraTi-vfi or alan.
, veto.
Jft tnd Doctor W. F. KeMdrry
f CMOMrr M. E. Church, ana hi leen
tour to th southern iJtri of
tha
baa returned to St. .uis i-nd
be to his pulpit at ootn fTiis
3? -rend bearing Clark, who baa
fully regained his heattis. wUl ccn
fttbe service; In St. Paul's Kpi.rj;-sl
?. CarondekH. to-morrow for the
ret um alaoa his Illness.
Th Reverend Charles L. HalterauR
g"l jpeeji the pulpit at Linded Avenue
a-iav Church to-morrow moraine 13 the
job f the pastor, the Reverend, loc
ttr Dwcheater.
aecvlee at St. PhlUpa Eplsaopal
a Wf1l It CAnAucteif. tiir fh lomr
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um i.nurcii tmuironu. ine rc:or.
tMBKa-wend William Elmer, will return
trBam Ms vacation next week.
-Tabs aalnlsters' meetings r the M. E.
Church. South, will bo resumed Monday
Jliiililg in Centenary Church, at 194
dock.
ThB Kevarend Earl Hewaen and wlfa
ava returned to the city from a vaca
Ubm trip.
t. Albans Episcopal Chapel will give
lawn party at the residence of Mrs.
Westerman. lllalr and Blaseii rtraets. nest
Wednesday evening. Music, dancing and
refreshments will be features of the even
lac The proceeds will be for tho bene
t of the churcb-butldlna; fund.
A sBi'ilee of benediction upon tho ua
TeHtnc of the memorial windows In tho
south transept of Christ Church cathe
dral by the ladles of the parish will bo
bald to-morrow at 11 o'clock. The Klght
Reverend D. 8. Tuttle will preach the ser-
Tbe Reverend Doctor James Sf. Fhllputt
ef Union Avenue Christian Church has
returned from his vacation on the Maine
coast and will occupy bla pulpit at both
services to-morrow. Mrs. Phllputt will
return later.
The Reverend Doctor C. R. Carlo will
present the plan for an aggressive work
durtajr the fall and winter at the meeting
or the Methodist ministers In L'nlon M
JEL Church Monday morning
Tfca Reverend John U, Roemer of Tyler
Place Presbyterian Church, who haa Just
returned from his vacation, will again oc
cupy bla pulpit at both aervicea to-morrow.
The racular morulas- and eventna-
icea will again lie resumed to-morrow by
the Reverend William Smith of Memorial
jiia;uBjBonat -nurcn.
Reverend Doctor John T-. Brandt
baa returned from California and mill
preach at both services to-morrow In First
Christian Cburch.
The Reverend William M. Jones spent a
brief vacation with the nurmtw-ra of his
first eangrogatlon at Iilln Heights o.
He haa returned to his charge at Hyde
Park Congregational Church to prepare
for a tour or the Orient, which he trill
conduct from St. UsjU nejt February
Tba annual roll call will be held In enn
ecrjon 'with the quarterly communion
arvtca at Grace Fresbytrrtan Chutch to
asorrow morning.
AS EXBeaVAR TOPIC.
Ckrfsttaailtyr
M. 1
RT AMOS R. WEL.LS.
Practical Christianity la the religion ef
diaeag things: spiritual Christianity la the
rellgfon af believing things. At first glance
tbar siam to be a wide difference lc
tweea tbaaa two. but there is not. Prac
tical Cbrurtlarlty la eminently spiritual
cnnauaaiiy is emtnenlly
Tala aettar tar James haa been railed
tba coapal of remmon sens." Luther.
with bla enthi'slasm for Ills recovered doc
trine af Justification by faith, called It "an
epastl of straw." and wanted to drop It
from the New Testament. Hut I either
abouM have fearred better front his fa
vorite Epistle to the Romans. In whose
twelfth chapter he would have found as
plain dlrectlona for practical Chrlstlanlty
as anywhere In Jams.
It Is so easy to run to estremea! Men
get the great thought .f the lauty of
l)ollnesa..and at once they become, essen
tially, modern monks and nuns. Thoy
think that "rra without ceasing" means
rontlnually tn contemplate heaven and
avoid contact with earthly affairs Th-v
llve for their Illtles and for ommu:i!o:i
with God.
Kher men. of tlie bustling kind. -orn
all' this. Thev ridicule :.mr uiMilngs as
talk. talk, nothing but talk ' Thev urge
Christians to "do aomrthinic " I'rav ith
ministering hards" th ur:e. "na.1 with
feet that ar. swift on .-rr-inds of mercy"
Now. the fact that both of th-se liens
r Ufa an true, and each rnl a half
truth, makes each actually a dangerous
:w. Thr is no saf.-ty except in "hrlts
r. and Chrlsfa av was neither f
these, hut lay ltmen the two "hr!t
bad hla Mount of Transftiruraitlon. but h-t'-fused
to stay there llr kn- that s'.cli
nea were watting to be !iaW on tlie nialn
below.
When David IJvlncMone was a ijv h
scceivea irom :ns .iinc Sumliy-school
teacher some adlc lhat he ne.r forgot
It was this "iad. make rellclcn the
ever) day business of yllUr tlf, That Is
what every n-.lssionarj' must do
A little Jrsrlsli Klrl In I'a!rt!r. liaj
beanl two-missionary ladle describe-!
people who lived "near the I.ord " Mi.
understandlng the ords. one dy when
he had ben sent to them to sk them to
visit and pniy with a sick person, she
said: Tvo been to see the tsn ladles
who live next door to JM That familiar
retghborly conception of religion is lust
tbe right one
Thackeray onoe said ""Tls not the
dlnc for a faith that's so hard-ni- man
C overy nation baa dcn that, "tls th
living; up to it that Is so diffleuit And
llerrlck asks and answers
Is this a fax. ta ka
TSs lrr lean
And ci.in
Prtwi rat ef reals art aei
Ne. 'tis a fast tr !!
' Thr s!i-af cf ::eat.
Ant mat.
Unta tbe nsegiT aoel
It ua not satlsf- ourselves-!! Is so
vaar. wiin a TenSi(t tr.at stops I-fore t:
reach the front d.wr. a rrltalon of the
cbsset. or th library, or cf our own flro
4d and dining tsMe W. are to p forth
lata the hlghsrsye. and hedcs. hre-er
the hungry are. and are net on!- to In
vito them to our full feast, hut we' are to
put our arms of love around them arid
thus compel them to come it.
SUNMY CHURCH SERVICES.
The 3at af sermon trplre and sperlsl sejiusa
rVe t j minus as as follows
Baptist.
"JUt-I?Xt"E- I-!'a- and Pen;vtcal;
Beverrad IVctcr J T Jjnnston. i-aa
tor--Morslna e-x! erenlra- wrrlres.
RAXPAVENJ:e. the Xevwvd A. M CUs
ton. Pastor-M-vnlna. -Working aad Tieav-
MAPLfcwOOD. the lteve-Q.! w. L. Nasa.
- raatJe-Morning an-1 etvfii-c wrrtcea.
JBCOXT Paiao-nor.t ard Iv-osserrt-ea 11
eX SinsaTaTy17 " HrTOj " "- Holfn
TMOID. Orssd and Wasfctrg-sn Avr-aea. tse
Reverend ar. J wutiatnsoa. ; d paster
M a. B Sircday scbo.. .i j- rt It, Y P
CmwtiN'orn?fBV''nl,," K
SSZ5: S?JaU'Jiiivr.,2
and evealrg a-r!oa. -'.
VWKSI OKOYE. No. 3 Xerf.Ms: the Her.
iaijC H. Haais, Ps-tor Jit a. r Si-
daj avbaw-It a. m.. ccraneslin ee-ric, I p.
BC .MBI I AVENVE. No itez Rtssell: tte Rev.
ereaa a-sanaa saorvoa. iao.--KJI a- n. aid i
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wna la ta alng at tbe revival wMab la to
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Special revival ser-lces will ba inaug
urated at Cabanne M. K. Cburch. South,
to-morrow.
The meeUnga will be conducted by the
pastor, the Keyerr.d IIH. Singleton, as
sisted by Miss lslie Farrell of Detroit.
a vlpllnbt. and -Miss Id Pyle of the
Moody Institute. Chicago, who will sing
at each service.
A large chorus haa been specially organ-li-d
for tbe occasion to lead the singing.
Service will bjrfn fach evening during
the course of th revival at 7: o'clock.
BROADWAT atlSFTOX. Me. St Heath Fsarth
.5- -. aeng service; ? p. bl. Cbrtstlaa
Cndsaor.
KOSSI'TIt AVEXtTB MISSION. Koaajtb aad
-J?.,X5't7.M2.rZ!?BC aBl evening aerrtcas.
FOLRTH-Thirtenth and Sullivan- Meralag
snd evralns services.
EICUD AViiMT, Ijc:id aad Page; tba Rev
eret.U S. E lIne. Kistor-11 s. m . "Im
portunltv of the iliaht Sort": I p. m . "Who
m - Ye That I Am?'
LAPAYETTK I'AKK. the Revsnsd Sam Fiaak
Irii",:Jar,J',r eitwl. - s. m snd 3 p. in.;
- P . p. m.: snaon. II a. m. and
s.enlns perlte.
ljiv.y.i.t. MlstoN-Sunday eehnol at 5 n m.
VA1.U:V PAKK. the P.ever-nd A. P. Howelhk
I'ator Srvlc-s. 11 a. tn. and S r. ra.
TAIIKRNACI.K 'Ht;iti-H. Jeffrrson Avsaus
and Pine Ftieet; th Kererend J. L. CoBma.
1ator Momirc and enins srrtrea.
Svi:uisil MISSION, asn.l.lr-room Third
llaptlst Oiuith the Iierrnd . Vmgrea.
1'j.stnr M!Irnar eenlces. p. m.
KlllKWOOH. the Rexererd Part N. Tlmble
Servlres li i m and t p. m.. by the
It'rnd 31. J. n-eaker
4'atballe.
CATllEnitAT Walnut Retween svrmd and
Tliinl. tt-e !trrcnd Eugere Corle. rast'T
Mass at . and 1J:3 a. m.: xernrs st 1-59
J. in
ANXl'XrTATIOX. F!xth and Iji Salle: the
ISernd J. J Head. Patur Maes at . I:M
and !):-. a m.. xejrs at SUU p. m.
Ar-SI'MITlMX !-!dner and Ninth: the Rever
end rathe- Mj-rne. Pastor Hal's at 7.3S and
l a. in
AI.I. SAINTS No CMS Marie; the Tfverend J.
.,. !!"nr. rastn'-Maisses. 7:S and WM a m.
IKI. CROSS KJermanl. Ourch Road. Near
winner: i.i. iwver-na i-eier nisger. rastrr
Mass at I J aad 19 JO a. m : vespers st 3:m
P in
Iroi.V OHOST (German). Tsrlor and CarflM:
the Reverend II. Tbbe. PaMor Mas at I and
10 a. tn
IP I.V INNOCENTS. No Vf Resr Place;
the Reterend John White. I'astsr-Uaas at
anil M ri
"l'-r NAME op JESI'S. No Sl East Grand:
th R-ier-r,l fatrt-k it. Tallon. Pastor
Mass at . S. and 1 a. ra.: esprra st 7:J
p. m.
i'liMJ HEART. f.i!re-,itv. Near Twenty
mih. the Un-rrra Jan-e Mrfat. Paster
M;s at IUM. T. SCO and 1 a. n:.: vespers at
T:So p m.
Vl."ITTION To-. an) Eat-n: the Rerer
rnd E. J. Iirf-i. Tantcr-Msss at A Tdi.
and !; a m . trs at 31 p. m.
H'H.y ANOKI. Pt. An?e and Ij Salle: the
Reren.l rather r M K'e'ty. l'aTsr-Stasa
.. :') anj Ham :-rs at Z-ii p m.
IIM.T rSIII.y. No Tin Humphre the Rev
erend John F !ither. 1'aiTpr-Masaei at
Ku'. and .i a tn
HOl.Y ROKT. N-sm-eal and Manyaretta:
the l:-.rr.4 t I Ijnerr. Patnr Masses
.at f. . Jl arrt -hlldrem. 10. senr.on
-,-"I-ATi: conceitiox. M.tK-tterand
n.evlt (Map!'--l). the Retertnd Father
Clarke, raster Mas. s and 1-1 a. m
I.IIir OF ;u coi'NEU i::eirnth and
I-strehan. the Itvrr-n ! J-hn A Trares.
I'ssbT Mass. T and IV 70 a. sn ; epers. TJI
? m
l.t "F MOFXT cRMEL. Chtjrrh and
tlall's IVtljr Kf)3J tl-e r.exer-t!d I S. Phe-
lan. la-tnr Mie. T 3) and :;: a. m.. vea--r
r 3 m
I.MV OF l-EKTOTFAI. SITCOR 1ennan.
JJa'on 4.-.J Tw-r.tleth h ISerend Father
imc. i-ainr juas. ,. anil I) a m.
ST .WHIIVS (f;-rmr.. No Snath
Ninth, ;h- lrr-nJ Hnrjr Schraae. Palor
M' . s ard 1" a n irsr rn t. m.
ST Wixr 'l Ir.er ai.l Sl-na the Rver-
-.1.1 John J Tsrnrath. Iaor &as 7;i.
:3 an.! 13 IS a in . Tej-r5. t v ra
ST I.OVsir--s Marrnlla an! January: the
Rrvererd I" Urand. l'tor SIm. T'3 anj !i
a m eiTe. IJU f n.
ST t.filiiNS1S- Gran! an.l Cork-Mass
i li. ., : ! m . htch mu. IJo a.
in . ej-rs. 7 .-" I n
ST ANNS Vif ar.d V.hlttlr. the R-rerend
J Mrjumaw. I"air.r M. r. - zi and
10 u a i -i r- T Zi j r.t
ST ANT!ION iOtwii. M.urw and
Conn ion the iin. . I TlT.ot!i- M irnl'ii.
rat-r lfs. C. . 1 m v":m,:,p m.
JJT M'51-TINVr- i::mn. I.lmoiand He.
t-eit the l!ex--ren! II A llKek-nt-n, I'a.
tcr Slis . t and '. m . iiei. rj
ra
ST llERNARIl-S. Ifssk an-1 :ra'!i-t. ths
l!errd I'-ier J riiemkh. l"a-tor Mass.
. ' 1' sn-1 l a m v;,rt J p m.
ST IX'NIKACCS nrrrsn. Mlrhican and
sVMrirr th Iteier-n-l II Nlt- !trr
M3is S, s am! Ua ci tpr I t. m
ST nitllsJiTS. "arr snd Jer-r.m tre nee-
err.l Ii!atd Fenlor. Tatcr !a T. t. t
ard 10 l a m
ST CAWuilt'S RiM"! snt Mnllar.rhv: the
K-rnd Kaphael I. X 3r-.!llrkl. I'aor
V t and u a m :-. 2 p. tn.
5T COI.t MIIKII.IJTS. lllrhln an.! lar!s:
The !!-rrend l"TattCl. 1. Jcn-n Paa'cr Ma.
. I M !fl i in -;ier 4 p m
ST CUONAN'S 1V! ind Srrin the Rer-
ernJ J T Foiv. rasfir Ma T M. J a-J
52 a m rearers 3
rs i p n
FT EDWARD S. C!
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30 a : rer-rr 4 v m
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ST MIC1HEIR. Eleventh afJ Olrtcn
the
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ra-torMass.
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Vase '. Ml !1 m
35 T rn.
Ko 111 i.-iras;
l'fe- rasto-
ST I'VTRICX 5 CIV srd RlMle- thf Rer-er-nl
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a ard ir Jr a ra . vr?.r. il p in
P PETER ANS PAt'I'-s iGr'manl Sevt.i
ar.1 fn. the r.-r---n! 1 F GVlr. Pas
t-r-Mi". 4 a n v.r'. 4 r rr
ST IKWI7.-. IV..fe,-w -J n-l re Rrv-T-
er! I 1 Mrrtlrcn. fsss-or Mm. . T-.-
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ST STANHHt'S--: Po lM T-s-n'1-lh and
CSsi tre Tlevre! fb-)- Stwiwiki, Pas-or
Vim '2 s"vd 5 . u. t.1. 1 p r.
ST TERES . No. t4I3 North Grand, the itar.
ereT.1 J a OsreelT l'a.-or Mas. I U. 4-S
and a.;. ffN m. t4 3 a -n. ri'lJreVa
r-as. t a .. b-nedv-tirn. lv r
ST THOM' Of OI'!V I.-w ai Osags;
the Krrere-.; J-h j Mavs. D D. rato.-
Ws. 4 7 ard 59 a re . :n!ir srhool. .St
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S 1 IVCENT DC PAFt.' ro. ., s-.t VJne-
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- S3 a n er-i. d-rrtlcn- a-d iten-i?.
'""- 5 - r n , eTtpor, drrtticcs asd bene
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f.- Jtar.Y AND JOSEPH'S Ml-! se-a srd
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Or6n. tf'e Revvrend Jcb3 Nxksia. Pastijr
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7. t. to lawer cbspel. far.chratea.; jaaa, with
-jary. nw aad beaedVttoa.
XUOltt;B iGmrni. North Marbtt .ad
aa- Um Retrrsd L A. Itds. Paler
. . wm ii m.: iwwii. iai a. as.
ri.017111 CATHRORAt. CHAPSX. JCewsnad
aad Xsrrtsad- (h Bttrad P. T. OrRHHr.
Fastor-ifsta. C T-. a aad H a. x: ve
-&.
1 ji
SIALACHT-S. OaTk ana
the Rev
t ad
TriKt Charlrs Ztrsler. Pavtnr 1
aaj isja .n . tb
T. MARX EVAXC.EUsr. page aad Arad
my; te Rcrerrad Peter I. trkesrke. Psstar
' - sal KJ a. m. and JJ p. m.
i.v.-.T: v. zrt.-zv -cr! 1 .
44IM. rtAAIf
t. START'S nrwnt. Third and Oratlet
Msm. . I:M. bl: Suaday srbool at S
ST. MATTHEvrs. Karah aad Kwen Ara
a: th Reteed J. T. IftleMa. PaMer: Us
Reverend JrffH n. Wstaen. Mtftaat
Maw. aa 7 aad It a. m.: tM for chlMrea
sc2r-Bi!A,,,:- " wc": b Reveiead Father
Ci. P. riary. Partrr-Sfanes at "Ot aad
a. m.: s-aidav srhool. z-J p. m.: -Ctpers. 2:
HOLY' THIXITT Rrmsnt. Pourtevath aed
M!'!nrTit- th Rmereail Joaepb Schraeder.
PaRor-Msw-j at SSH. cat. aal a. bl:
vTr at ?J . m
Cbrtstlaa.
FlHr. No. 3 Umit: the Keverred Job L.
K.-nat. rator-anoy aracoi. a. m.: U
u i. zt . m.. errrfrt.
"Kb;1?'- i- ,iu;,, c'"r: J. A. Bennett.
Uit.Ufi Moraine srrrl-ta: evening. Mbte-Svse-J
sru .!..
CUiii'iO. it.-:i,.HTS. . Viaeest aad Califor
nia. ih l:ncd F. ?f. Calvm. pattor
lorn!a acd tralcg arrvlce.-
HAMllErT lI.ACt;. Onrccr Slams Aveaua
acd ilammett r:ac-. the Revermd . 8.
J4mt-. Ilat-ir Manunr. "Tfce Cte ut 'ifcinaa
at llard": it., m.. "rranaasutatlun."
gKVKXIH STftKt:i itlcMo.N. Xo. 33J1 South
Seenth-3:!S a. m.. Bible achooU
SIAI-i.KVi.ji. the He. erred air. M-s!mUI.
rator ISortlnr and et rains aervtrca.
HAMILTON AVEWL-n. Hamll:n and P.ym
!:. tn T:rterrnJ K- A. Mahall. Partor
X'rearkina' 11 a m. mnA s & mmrvirom
Oi.i. mi tlARn V!ilase Halli; l:l a. as.
r.rl ! n 13 a-nrlrea.
Sl uM l-tnth and Tyler: VT. Darleaa
i-iiiman. ixiio:-w a. bl. saniLis.
L.'iu.N AV'K.NCK. L'ntcn and Von Versen: tbs
itrvrcr.a Dtctor J. u. rnllpstt. Pastar.er-
-. j. . it... Krnwyuv cr tnriai--; a p.
.n.. "A Week at Nertcseld."
IVriRTH. No. :i)l Pearasa: tbe Reverend T.
T. SlrFarland. Pastar Mernlag aad evealag
nlc.
carxii:let. So. K nrgteia: tba Rev-
rraa a. E. Ireland. Paster Morning. --ra
Hag. -in:
; f. m.
rm nrm son as uses book"
-Kougfct With il'ool?'
raagrrewattaaal.
COJCTTON 1I1IX. Oomptvn aad Lsterette: tba
ll'trrrad W. W. XcwelL Pastor Murnlnc
"Not Far From the Kingdom": I p. ra.. "rbe
Matr -jll for Help.'
OUVK BRANCH : tba Reverend Phil: Tar
iow. Panor Jlcmlng and erenlag servicea.
FlItST. Mmir. Near Uraad-Servlces at 11
a. m.
FOCNTAIX PARK. Albert and Foantala: the
Hrierrnd J. B. Toomar. Pastar U a. m ts
Kevrtcnd 1. K. lllcka: p. ro.. the Kveread
W. V. Wiilard.
MAPLi:U"uoi. tbe Reverend Oeorga a Bates.
Paator llomlne and eventa atnuwa
-..... ....... .. . . -?
m us lAim. b'tow ana niair: tae
W. M. Jones. Ph. it. lator Momma. :
a. m. and een:ng eerrtcea.
1MMAN1KI. Hancock and Jaislma: tba Iter
erend Ix-satd N. Uotr. Paatar Maralag aad
etanlng S'rvlcrs.
PILORlal. Washington aad Bwtag-Tb Rev
erend Chsrlrs S. Mills. D. 1.. Pastor U m.
in. and s p. ra.. aervicea.
RERER PLACE. Mackbnd and Reber place:
the Rer'rend Eail Ilewaon. Pastor Mora
Ins. "Tte iY.nclence of the H.ily Spirit':
evening, evangelistic sen Iras.
(vensTrat ii:uves-ii a. ra. end t p. m..
sen let
FIR!T :i:n;tAN. Garneid and Spring: tba
Hrierrnd V. H. Dom. Pastor Momlng serv
ices: Suolay srhmd. :: aenlraa and ennn
at is:a a. m-. 7 p. ra . yoon people a met-
Ina
L'NION. No. It3 Xcrth Tenth : the Reveread
Stanley M. llumly. fas'nr-H.U a. m. and
ieA
m. sen loea.
BKTHMCHEM. ThtReenth aad Allen: the Rev-
er-r-1 Mr. atrlaa. Pastor 11 a. m- aad I p.
in . pen Ires.
TRINITY. Ijfayette snd RIghth: ths Rever-
eiHi uiio .-. iianxer. rastor-eervices st is -
Ott.i c. Hanxer. Pastor-srv!ces st ! a.
rd J p. m.
Re-ton and Tsrentr-flrst: the Reverend
. Obermeer. l'astor-Senlres at a.
m aro
ZIOX
t- F.
m. and -.31 n n.
MISSION FOR THE T1EAF: the Reve-end
!l-rman Ilsllenbeiit. I'a'tor-Servlrea at 'on
Onrch at 3 p. m. In the slen language.
MISSION CHAI'EI Sleeond and Plum: the Rev
erend F Itreier. Pastor English Sundav
eehool at I p. m.: tier-nan sei vlcts st 3 p
. m. Enariisb sernvin at 7 JO p m
MEMORIAL. War street and Sulphur A venae;
the Reverend William Smith. Pastor p. m..
rvlre.
OLD ORCIIARP: the Rererend Oeerge Oardsn
Ross. Pastor Momlng and etenlag servlcea.
GltEEXWOOD MISHIOX-Sunday srhool at t
J m.; Christian Endeavor. : p. m.
HOPE: Re.'t Avenue. Near Easton Services 11
a. m. and I p. m.: Pondiv srhool. : a. tn.:
Christian Endeavor. :C p. ra.: Jnntor Chris
tian Bhdeavor 3 c tn.
PLYMOUTH. i; Rells Olade Avenue-Rsrvteaa
at 11 a. m. aad p. m.; Christian Endeavor.
T p. ra.
Mathodlat-
CAROXDEI.ET ISouth). Virginia and Raven:
the Reverend A. II. Dtu-gtns. Pastor Mora
ine aad evening services
Caroxuixet. No. Ti'-i YlnylBla-11 a. m. and
I P. m servlrea,
CEXTEXARY (South. Siteenth and Pine: tbe
Reverend Uortor w K MeMorry. Pastor
14:3 a. ra. and p. rn. ei 1 1 s.
FIRST (South! O'sssow and naj-ton; tbe Rev
erend L. E. TodJ. Paster Momlng and even
ing services.
l.AFA'iirrTE PARK Sontn). Iraye-te and
Missouri: tbe Reverend iMX-ii-r J. E. McDon
ald. Pastor lu-A a. re.. Gamaliel's Conn
eel": j m.. "iSodliness
UNDELL AYENUB. Undell ard Xewstead:
the Hevermd Korrhotor. Paster Morning,
the Kererend C I Haltfnoan. "Ruing or tBe
SMn of Klghteousners."
-AI'LR AVEXI.'E. Belt and Maple: the Rever
end lctor I tt . Lnce. pastor II a. m .
"Irtrleisnre of Chiuilanlt-": p. tn .
"Sublime lirandeiir tn Gorce and Cllacler."
MARVIN MEMORIAL iSouth). Sidney and
a aeinn. ine
Rererend Jczepfcua Stephan.
I'astor Jlorni;
rm and vennae servlrea.
MOUNT AI'llt'HN (South). North Market and
Hoillnrnun: tbe Reverend W. R llara ta.
trr Morning and evenlr aervlres.
t.M!AXK lOrmam No. iZi Elmbank svs
r.ue: the Reisrend William Srhmx. Pastor
aiornirc ana evenins services.
TBANNE iSouthl. Hartir-r and Goedfeltow;
the l:etrer.d II R Singleton. Pamor-Serv-
lio at 11 a. ra. ard I p ro.
&T JiiHX'S) S..u-hi. King's Hlgbsrav and
ahlnaton: the Reverend Iioetor J. W. Ijse.
Pator Morning sen ires; p. m. "Th
Meanlnc of peare."
ST H'KES. Potomae and Tens: th Rever-
en ! D E Stan-'ard. Pastor -4S a. m..
Reverend Divtcr Carlos; I p. rn.. te rastor.
ST PAL'I.'b (South. No 13 s:. lccls: th
llevnend W. Weadell. Pastor Morning
ard evnlns- senlrea
MP.NER MF.MOR1AU Tavlor and Gibson:
thr Reverend R Wakeflsld. Pastor Morning.
romm'-nlon enlti. Ip. m. "Ruth."
WINbOIt. No lasl Halls Ferry RoaA Rsden:
Donor II T Smith. Paator M.irnlnaT. Doctor
carkHi. p m . -count Hla Blesstnaa O er "
SHAW AVEXI'E iSouthi. 8aw and Trwer
drove. th Reverend G. W Nollner. rastor
II a tn anl t p m services.
UNION. I.urs an! Garrison, tie Reverend X.
l.-jrcr-k. IssbT Morning. "Federation ef
'he World". p. m . "The Great Invltailin."
WACONCR PLACE iScuthl: th Reverent
Dortor J II. Young. Pastor Mrrntng aad
evenlra enlrea.
FSir MiatORIAl Ctffon He!hta; the Rever
end Martin U curl. Pastor Mcmmg aad
evenlr-s servlrra.
G CIDi: AYKNI E. Goods aad Xorth Market;
the Reverend Charles MarCord. Pastor
Morr.lrs aal evenlns serrlrea
BOWMAN. Tentieti anl Ohear: the Reveread
Fred W Simpson. Pastor Mornin sad even.
Ing senlcea
TRINITY Te-th arl Nrrth Market- tbs Bev-
erend G W Ssejh.rd. Pastor-19 41 a. m.
ar.d T m.. t.nlcs.
Oa-K 111 14. 1 South). M3-an Fvrd and Olsatna:
the Reverend W y. Iio-nan. raster Serv
lrra at II a rn and I p ra.
KIRKMOOD iSyuthi. the R-verend R. L. Rtm-
a-11 Psto Mrmlne ar.d ev-entre servlrea
IIARI.KM l"IJ.K. Jaralee..n anl Frlsr. t'le
H-vermd iiarls 1 Ha terrcan. Pastoi
Morales and evenlrg senlre
COOK AVEXI'E. Cook 4ad 5rr!rr: the Rerer
erl I-octrr W D. Ilraif.eld. pa,;cTii a.
rn -Speak L'nta tts ChllOren of Israel That
Thev Go ivrvrsrd '. I p ra . "Our Intrn:re
Foe- the Salorn '
IMMINI'EL i-'i-'h). McCauslard aren-ie: ths
J!ev-nd !"-lcr -Artnur Mitlier Iaaar
Mnrula senios. I p ra.. ths Revereni loc
tor Sharp.
SlJlIN MINION nVre-tn ard Kiracry. the
Rerrrd P HaaVr Palter-J-iea-v-n,. n
a m- anj ?: p. in . Scdavl s.-h-.l. J p. in.
rrnln serrlces 1
.ENXINvl. t. R-rer-nl J B. Rrealrgtea.
I'astor aiomtrs v.-rerai j-rrrirnre
BEU.KPOXTAIN. te Keverrsd J R. Eddle-
rnann. Pastor Morning senlre.
MOITNT ZION. Ctere Coecr II a. IB. ssd S A
ra. srr:rea
MANaiESTER AND MOUNT ZION; tba Ree-
eer,1 John . lister Manche;- .-rtlre.
11 a. ra.. Trinity avire. j P. m.. Mcsat Sloa
a-rrtre. ?xX p ra.
Tt'XEDO. t Itere-erd Ie Gray ravo-
Mcrr'.rs. "py tilery la tt Crnoa p. ta
"A Had Rarsaln."
CI-ITTON. I P.evereri J R'rsei. Pat:0-
1: a ra. and t p. n aervleet. e.er.lra. awe
tor cari-s
CILVAKT. Ooo-Ifell.-sj act Ttecdosia. the
Kevr-snd A I- IT-.trhett. Ilstcr-Sc-ay
e,-hr.L ;.! p. m ; ertwi. I p. m
F3l.t"JX. the ReverenJ J M Stolta Pas
ter Senlre. li s. ra. ar.d I p. n. services.
VAI.L.V PARK tre Rerer.nj - jj. pstler
. paatcr l-rrtrhlD at I p. a.. So,aiay
-hel -sm.
SAIXM Oer-raa. the Re-rard J F Preearti
Ir. Pasts! Sentre In Merncrui Trsac!.
Flftsentb sad W ab streets.
PiesbylertBa.
COOK AVEXUE. Cvok ad Saras, the Rresr-
e-vS J Taryr-an. l"ator-n a ra wmew.
CRANK MEMORIAL .ootM. Ve-ctTi sad
Atiemr. ire j.-er.r.c io-tr R. :i Cna-:a
I.. tor a4-n.'ra nd aiefl:rat aervlres.
CRONDKUrr. No-:i Mlcmaas- tbe Rever
end J. It- Genu. Pastar Mcrtucg ard area.
ltat servseea-
COTE ERHZANTB ito aad Lsbad:: tbs
evrr sentrea. "
CIKUT stEMORtAL. ftah sad Tessa- the
Rorrend djrard W McOslrey. Paato?:
Scalar artccli. J9 a. m. and 3 n. m. :-;
a. ra semcet. i p. is- senlces.
"3NTRAI Gamera and Lve-aa tre Rervrsnd
J. Laytca Masa. I'attar Marstsg and eves-
I-4T rrnicea.
COafPTON HILL C1IAPBL. ST. Tnsrest. Xsar
taarvca-Mcrass. tbe Reisiejd Para Hara
MH!er. mv; arrvb-e at 13; a aa. aad I
p. ta., Sosday maoci. I a. a
m. fMctatk and
rasaiy.
Caaujaa X8saaB. lwaswaaaasaasTa3
ftun AVaJWJB itajBi.yaBBa gat tPaab
lagtaa: tba Bavanad Baetar J. p. ICaaaaa.
Rgsi JhiijceB at n a am. and p.aa. '
fRfTtaafaraedi. MeBJUaaKaar TsyMr: tba
MUM
aTTsWaWCBs,
J JteKkttnek. Pastar:
SVor?! A-a-n m. , -rb.
lFATETTR PARK. ARMaa aad Mlanurl; tbs
Reverend Bortor R. C. Pabair. parur-U a.
" aattDap. 9 a. BaVTTpTCt.
Lea; AVBXf Prable aad Lea: tba Revcraad
gjwrrjkwdaar. Pasaw Maratea aad evB-
KWVra IIIOHWAT (rmnbetlaadl: tbs Rever-
ead C. p. Oaadesa. ristiir Mwnlag -rra-
jag Forward Toward the Ooar: p. m..
-J52? Dasth to Life."
ORAXDAVRXt-E tKITBD. Oread and Forest
rara imuerari: tbe Bsienmd J. W. Asa-
Channtar: the Reveread nener B. P. Fotler-JJWjPasMr-lt
a. aa.. "Rreetvlar tbe taoty
8puw- errata. -Leva's Wearaesr."
WASHINOTOX ANM COBPTOX AVPXTTES:
the ReveKadR. K. Orasg. D. D.. Paater
H.a. nv. "Tba Lord Jptb Olvra vou taa
ffll. : -. "AH Power W Olvea Cnto
BjCAtrsLAXT AVgxrC: tba Reverend 3. X.
Bjall. Paer-aerrlrea. -M a. m.: asday
.JSlS!: ' - t-g - : avleas,
MKMORIAI.. TARRRXACLR PKterath aad
CafT-rora: aad evertea ecrrlees.
NORTH. Oerta aed Chsajer: tn Bevr-
etd Prnak Fmtr. Paatnr-Xonalsa-. tbe Rev.
ernl C. C. Stahmann: a p. m.. Doctor J. W.
J-iiarn
FIRST (KlrkweoO: tbe Bueniid P. . Jsj-
tliai Pavtor taral m. Md Sam. -
1CORTH CARAXNK. Rartawr Avenue, m Conn
tj: the Revereed Reward Smith. Pat5r
V'rp-n- senders.
OAK HILU Beat aad HjaBatfmy-Th Raver
end W. P. MrXlIlsr. Patter aaiha at 11
a m. and fan.
SCenxn. Tavlor an TTeatilnatef the Rvr
ead Dorter ft. J. XlccrHa. VU b.. Paster
ll a m. awl . m . aTvKoa,
TYI.Kv; rLACE. Riaell aad flprtag: the Revsr
eed P. L. Ror. Pastor MeVmag aceevn-l-eiTlca.
by the Rerenmd John B. Braadt.
CXIFTOX HEIGHT". Cl'ron and calmabla:
the Reverend J. X. Belli. Pastor-Sunday
aohoM. :S a. nv; l ai.. nrearhlng.
TVAOOXER PLACei itiT P.l; tbe Reveread A.
B. irpbelt raatnr-U a. m. and p. m
sjrrren na "Ovrr Eiaai Will I Cart Oat My
rERorsox-Raguiar iiin
ROCK HILt. St. lnr roaaty: tba RerareM
A. 8. Hughey. Pastor-Serrtes memlag and
eveslna.
FIR-T tIERMAX. Tenth eed Rirhter: the Rer-
erra1 J. O. Keler. Pastor Morning arrvtce:
evnln teitke.
BM'KX. the Rcterend W. P. Floyd.
11 a. m.. servirea; T: p. m.. Endeai
lnr.
:lt p. m.. Eadeavar meet
WlXXEBGO Ctlt'RCn. Whmebsgo snd Ten
nenee: the Reverend Jrrle Jehnson. PsrtT-
ii a. m.. imnan sen ires: a B. m.. Enailmn
POPE A-BNt-E. No. 4444 Penrose: the Rever
end II. M. Gilbert. Fasrsr-Moretag and even
ing. CM2?CJI, OF piB COV-eXAXT. Xo. MM
North Grand Avenue; the Reverend Claude
H- hJr. Pav.r-ll a m.j "The Ortatest
Labor Tnl-vr.": I p. m.. -The Workman's
Sundav Ulrldend." Msvaa-aaaa
WELLSTON MISSION, nidge and Bieunea
J pm.. Sunday schorl.
FIR.-T u'. I-.. .Veipiead snd Moraaa: the Bev.
erend S. U. Dubois. Pastor Morning and
evenlns aerrlia
CI!?lr,iS9H7s-'t:KP- " Taylor;
! ?rrrrBO J- .- Dague. Pastcr-Monring
and evening sen lies.
JKNNI.VCJS-Servlres st 11 a. as.
EDEN ' CIIAPEU Kaaiea A venae Be-ghts-lt a.
a? T-r-is?: - ""- -
CENTRAL MISSION. No. tic North Rlerenth
8treet: the Reverend Flank Lensdaie. PastoV-
rwwT svfiiroi. p m.; nreacniajr. s d bl
SECOND CSEMMANl NlMt.enthandPOrand:
tti R?-aT!n,UC.A .I-'rtart. Psstor-SlTv:
ires. lOue a. in. and I p. m.
MAS5.HA MKMOHIAL: Menard and Julia
Streets; the Reverend John T. srla. Pastor-
sa,,ll"B5i:," ?-.communion services;
l:4i p. ra.. aanda- school.
EBdacwamt.
CnBlPT CIIITKCII CATHEDRAL. Thirteenth
and I.oru?t: th- It-v erend v. M. Darts. Dean
--. a. tn. and a. m.. holy comnuuiloa; 11 a.
CSl!Si T"F ASCENSIOX. Cstes and
ttoodfeUovT; the Kererend Doctor James it.
Minrrester. Rrtnj-7 a. .. j,0-r comnm-
. nion; 11
I p. n.. ei
I ClU'ltcH
J Tsrenty-
II a. m.. m-vnliur prayer and sermon: f
evening prayer and sermon.
! THK IIIILY COMMUNION.
efhth and WahtR?M. th ..
en Char:.-s F. Hlalsdet!. Hertof-Il a. m..
ir rornmimi'm: ai a. rn.. I'lbi- .lass:
,.!?.; "rr11"- P- . services snd sermon
GRACE. Eleventh and Warren: the Reterend
I'-enjamln E. Keed. Rrctnr-laa a. ra.. mi-.-lag
prayr ard sermen; :d p. m.. ssung
servic- n,t,cg: P- . evening r'ayer inl
MOI'XT CALVARY. Grand and Tjfajetle: the
Reverend p. w. Fauntlerov. H-ctor-S:J0 a.
m. .-inlar ariiooi; h . m.. mornina- prayer
and sermon; I p. m.. e-nlng urarer. Holv
commualcn. first SonJar of every month at
CH'-l'-rii OF THE REDEEMER. Euclid an-1
"ashlnat-in: the Reterend Chars A. Brawn.
aster Sen Ices. ioiy rcmmunlon. 7:B a. m.;
Sundaj- schuel. jo . m.: morning praver
ond sermon. 11 a. ta.; een!ng prayer and
sernion. a n
ST. ANDRKWMl x. 14a Xorth Oarrlson: the
linjtW J. . Harris. Ree-or-tat ,. m.:
Sundav school; 11 . uj.. saornlrg err Ires and
suraon.
ST. AI GrsTINES. Unas and Brrdon: tho
jrierenu u u. H jiiuer. Rector ii a. m .
ervlrea snd sermon: I p. ra . asi iH.es by ths
FT. GEORGES. Ivr.lleto'n and Ollse; tbe Rev
erend R. A. Holland. S. T. I'.. Patior-Mcin-
mr?rtT J. . Jt:Ksr,D.
n. - ah ir.inre w..rk ror gi.
ST. JAMES'S. ii.vcie and Cute R.-:l!snle: the
Revertnd Doct.r B Duckworth. Pastor T:
s. m.. hrly rr:nrann!on: ll a. m . morning
praer and holy rommunloa: I p. m.. evening
praver and sermon.
ST. MRK.. Fcrtte-h snd Washtogtan; tha
Reterend J. K. Rtennsn. Pastor Htly ccm
munlcn. . a. m.: aervlres. li a. m.; 1 p. m.
aervlrea.
ST pkter-sj. Undell and SpMrg: the Revir-
.1 . ii jiiiori. avrvior: ine ttererena s.
K AMbur. Assistant Minister-Holy roa-.K'ir.-bin.
.4a a. m.. evrit first Sundav of month;
11 a. m.. holy romrnuclon anl sermon.
F. PIlILtl'S. Enlon and Mipl: tbe Rever
end WlPum Elmsr. Reno--TJB a m.. hly
c-trm-in!.n: 11 a. m . morning prartr snd rsr-
Jjauei- S i. m . evanirg praver sal seiraon.
ST STEPHEN'S Stith and Ruiter: the Rev
erend Henry Wsts-n Mlx-er. Recr-ntebra-i!
'"IS' "" "'V communion at T and t: a m.
ST MA-THEWS, Wlson. Nenr Itlsco Park:
tlie Reverend C. II. Cclllns. R'ctor-11 a. ro .
i and servirrs.
ciiritni up thv: good siiErnrRD. xo.
jaj Salenv: the Reverend R. F. Newton.
Recto- .:4a a. m.. tmrnlng prayer and set
tnon: :ti a tn . Sunday arho 1; I p. m..
aervlre.
BMMANl'ET. O'd Orrhard: th Reverend J.
Comtr.'v Jones. Rertot Srnlrea 11 a m aal
ST. THOMAS'S MtseiOX (Deaf-Mutel. Ba
?JrI Sm'rtal ""hape!: the Revereni J. H.
cloud Re.-tr-10:4I a m. eenr.
ST PAt'I.'S. Michigan ard Malt: th Rerer
fl I. Clark. Rector-.: a. m. Sunday
af"'"' '. s m. aerilce bv tbe ReverrnJ
Ross Cuddy.
HOLY INN. .CENTS. Morgan Forg Road and
Tbr-an: the Reverend W A. ila'rb. Rertar
.Zr.'I.A.J--""'1 p- "' eersvim aad senbes
TRINITY. Cbar.r.m and Pianklli. fie Rever
end Fa: he- H. . st. Clslr. RsctT-T s ra..
rnnttrs; 'zx a. ni . tow masa; 11 a. rr. . choral
rias
EPIPHANY CIII'RCn. Northeast Corner Boyls
and i.ifrr:- vw a. m . morning nrayer and
sermon. W a. ;n . Pundsr school Hatv
.-orn-ni-nton Trat Sundav In tbs month.
ci'i:cl ir THE AM'ftXT iMaseloni. CM
Minerva: the Reverend Oeoiae IJcyd. Recta'
Sur.dsr arhmt. -l a ro : ssevtres. 11 a. m
fT AI.1IANV. No. 4TW Nwth Grand AvsniM
a rn. holy rommunlon: a. m. SUnday
sohrl; Mf. praver ar.l eermen; 7 p. nv.
Your Peopla's Minion; I p. m.. reMaat
prater an! sermon
ST JOHN'S CHtRCII. Hkkarv aad Delmaa
Stieets:tbe Reverent Crosier O. Adam.
fn-ri.'i .. ro . noir vHi-nsrisr; via a. m..
Su-dsv srbo"l: 11 a rn . nnrr.tng prsre- and
sermrn I p m . evening prarer snd sermon
GRACi: CilVRc'I iKlrkooi.lt. the Reveread
I. F Pelts- Rertor-TJI an. n.Mv Oi-a-
miir!"n 1 a. m.. Sundav irfioo": 11 S" a m .
morning prayer ard holy ciTnmMnP,n: eve.
Ine ten Ire. 4 bt p. m.
ST HRNi.P-AF. No. X3 Kennerty Avenn
iMIssioni-S'i-diy srbool st 3 p nv: evening
rraver anl addles at T.S) by th Rev-read
Wlllian Cochran.
ST TIMOTHY'S iM:saoaF. Na TO Mares
event). Kc-.day hor a a m.: morrlsg
p'aier -d eerison at 11 by the Reverend
Ge.r I.lovJ.
HaBltab I.atheeaa.
ST MARK'S, ca-d.nvl ard DH- tie Reverend
lorto- M Rho.lea. Pao--Msmt-.g aen-Ices.
MOUNT CAIA'IRY. No. ! rjarlid. tr Ree-
erera iv. j.'e. asicr- i. a ra. ard 1 p ro.
s-f-.i.-ea i-y the luverend A. Hans
Oiuii; Ir'e srj Oi'tia.n- the Re-erend
Martin Scr-mer. Pastor-!3 a. m.. sen Its:
t p. ra . rlrs.
ST PI'LS. Choatesa s-d Tsrlae; tbe Bev-
ererd Gsotse H. Reen. pastur-Mornlcg and
erenlss aseilra.
VANDEVENTFR MISSION. Xo. 844 OHve-4
p. m . Sarlay wfoet. I p tn.. preaching by
the F :-.! T A. Wlrkler
CHtRCII OF Ot'R REDREKEB. rtah and
Ores 1. I. Pnrrfce: er. Pistnr I a. m. anl
I p. m . asrvires
RefBw-
Mri.vi iVFM'C Xfap-. snt f-areelen: th
F.evertr.I J t Horrlsg. Pastor Mersteg
"Th- War ti I'rfectlon": "Meetlr tr.a Di
vine Evrc'e:lon "
Sat.i-M "V- mini Reverend W. F Honst.
r-e-. Pascnr M:n-!ec and afteraon erv.
U-es
Bearaaalse Chareb mt Ja Christ.
SAINTS' IIH'RCH. Glssg-w nd Dl-ksoa
Scnday c!yv.i. :S4 a nv. II a rt . arfamnt
srnicts. rister n-ee-'ng;. 4 p. ni ; prescblas
p. m. A Anhlbvld
CHKT.TPNHAM Si. TI1 Ma,-rhaTr-9un-!ay
r-b-I Warn.. r-rearh:r. t p. m. Noah N.
Corke
OaK 1UU. MISSION. Ilarerkrey Morgsa
Fsrd Road Scadsy schorl. a. m.: praach-
!g- p. ra . C J. Rerslsgten.
ChHatlaa Sela.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST rrwatlavs.
Brag's Rlgsway and WsstainWsr-Sevvire
:? a a. m. and a p. m.
W.COMI CMt-'RCIt OF CHRIST. ITa laaaa
Hall. No. CHZ OUveSemcas at lt:B a av '
taltartaav
CKURCH OF THE UNITT. CeaTear Park aad
ArmstrMlb Reveresd beorg R, Osds!
MlUster-Arsday scbasl. 1: a. m.; mmi.
CHMCTTKKnsnKHi tbe Reverend
John A. Oar. Pastor-Saashiy aebool. t.a;
arrrtces. II a. m. . . .
FIMrr OfgRMAX. Twelfth aad Tybw: ta 9n.
srsad Claris a. Nosabauax. InjaaW-srvlc.
."" gP w BBWWaUBUSW aaVBJBBgajBnBBBUa.
- ,
A t. AAaS
Otrps Xa. L Sle. MM
..Cayaaxo. A
bra aad Mrs.
Coras Xo A No.
" l oweas. 'Meer la charge.
.c"ps A No. 3SB avaaklui a'
tarn aad Bra.. Roafetaaa. otgrers fa
m vtaaA ahaaaaaBUBi aaasBvaasl ah t
M a. a, aad week days, a p. m.
rSS'k.1?3"1! Memorial BAH.
vtwi-u a. aa.. lectins.
ST. PA1BK. Pearteeath ami Ore-s1iata; taai
Metennd J. F. KlUh aaiihia. It a. m. aid
1 n.
ARK. TWrd and Soalsrd treets: tba
d B M. BUta fcnrttes. Mia ami
8Th?BiJ2?,r' !2 V Irtbyetta Avenue:
I p. m IHon-Pervlces. M atm. aad
iSi2LJi"&tT2 aad Madlsea Streets:
HrJFZZfiZfi KJeaB. Ww-servlcas. I
"5vt?lLS?,, "-
S??t;,JR,,T,H, - Battser-rt a. m.
tKI'iCiSSaLi2- "as! StTlvai;
m .ST-!?. H' "netaer-Servlcea. W:U a.
"Rferenffl
ri!!?ICt.,-t,u, r" Aveanss: tba
KByt2,lLB,1'- - aa-servlces. M a. m.
Keveiend j. Waber sMntuea. I s. sat aad
t-JJT 'j1- -evsaa Ayeane aad Petomae
Street: tbs Bereren H. llnea-emeaV
a. m. -
SACJEK. Msrrus aad Maraaretta Avemaa- tbe
Kereiecd H. Wiu?-lerv1rlaVW:U a m!
Et.(U.btJ(. No. SKI Mocir AvenuT' tba
Reverend A. Flscner-iimices. w .mu and
CiW P. 141.
BKaHul.ltKltf. ffhaw itHnaH kIbmI TTii iTiujI
f-STTS al'm"" "O-eJsar
CHRlrVT. Ben'roa Statasn: the itirnmui n
Pahl-Ssrrica. v;K7m. aad l5lY m
IMMAXL'EL. tucUd and IMaid Avea"tie2"- the
Reverend O. RodWFkWanfandTS
TRi?IT.Ill,"!0?!",8!reJ stlrtigan Are
nue; the Rererend F. Ksssr Services' ta J li
E!'Mnitltoa aed.BmmerSTenoeisirT:
b-es. M3S a. 1... sad I:tl p. m. """-asrv
JEKLS. raeifth and Victor Hrreets- tba Ra.
wend j. J. riak-Sertlrea. Mi. L " lad
7SI p. m.
ST. S-.-EI-HEX. ClmbllB aad Hairs Ferrv
Road: the Reverend o. Watdamno-SenlceZ
M a. m. ""
EiillAC.H. Omutean and Tower Orovs Ave
."ml and ?ZT- "-ri. S
ST. ANDREW, callfrrala Areans aad Juniata
'JS'Sr?? C- KrameSsirrlces!
le:i a. m. and :4S p. m.
.-AZAi:t.-iii. MorsanFord Road aad Miami
Street; the Reverend W. Scotradt-SerrSir
lea. m. "
BETHEL (English). Nineteenth and Wrteht
Streets: tbe Reverend T. L. Mue;ier-Strvices!
Oarswaa Bvasagelteal Lutheran.
BSTltf KIA- :".,u, Bead aad Clay:
tbe Reverend M. Martras. Paitor-Servlrea Tit
19 a. m. and S p. m.
BbTHLKllEM. Sslmkary and Florinsr.t: the
KM erend I c. L. Jsnsow. Pastor-Services. M
a. m. and p. m.
CHURCH OF OKU REDEEMER; the Reveread
L. Rucbhetmer. Pastor-lSda a. in. and l:Si
da. "n.. aervlres.
H'RCll Or THE HOLT CROSS. Miami aad
Ohio: the Reverend Charles C. Schmidt, paa-tor-Se-ices
at M a rn. and 3 n. m.
CONCORDIA. Old MarrheMer 'rosA Near
Jiinrtlen Wi:h Ifancbeata- Avr-rt; the Rev
eren.1 Ferdlncn.1 S. Ibienser. Pstor.
EMMA! S. JenVrson and Airmail: the Reverend
Rlebard T. Kreixsrhmar. Pastor Services at
IS:!; a. m fSiallafi nrvlre 3 1. m . Eatt-a.
serrlrea second Funday of each am b. I n. m
HOLY GHOST. Grand and Ps-. tbe Reverend
ivdro llaen. ras:cr-Serrlces at -M a m.
IMMANI'EL. Flftsenth and Stcrgan: the Rev
erted G. tranierra. Pastor.
ST. JOII.V. Morgan F0-.I Road and Cblpao
a: the Reveretsd Ilermsn Cartels, pastor
Serrlrej. st Is a. m. and 7 t. m.
ST. Lt'KE'S It3ska snd CcmpSon; the Rerer
end Frederics W. KIrg. Pastor-Services at
1 a m
FT. PAFl.'a. Prairie and Ven Phul: th Rev.
erend John F. Koe.terlng. Pastor-iVrvlces
I e-e a rn. wri r. ft. n.
ST. PETFR'e. Vlti erd Nesrafead: the Rsv-
erend Th!'tro Srbnnlel. Pastor Sen Ices at
19.41 a pi ard " i. rn.
ST. TRINITY. Slvh and Koeln: the Reverend
Joc.h J. Rerathal. IMstcr-fwlces at : a.
rn mrri T e. .n.
SWEDISH om-HSEMANR. No. lilt ca-fer-
rla: ts Rererend Carl J RenhanL I"ss:t
Serrlre, at II a. m. aad T:4i p. aV; Broday
a.bal at 14 a. aa.
Sew lhaaaat.
TEST ENT CIIPRCII. No. IJCT West Rene
P'are is s. m.. Suaday srhaol; 11 a. m..
heallne sen Ire.
S'll-TH S11K CHI'RCH. ISghteenth and
OKI jstrects: ine Reverend H. M. Sclr
Pasirr Ercllih lervlce.
service. S e. m.
11 a
Genua
NORTH SIDE 1HT.ni. No S4B Xorth Foar
teenth Street: Edmund T. Bnetleg. Ijadir
Service at ":li p. m.
RVA"I;-ROOJf ni Loenat gtreet-n a. ta..
Mlrs u. M. Fuller.
Chars-h mt tSasfl.
MRRAMEC HIGHLANDS: tbe Reverend A.
Uarnett. Pastor Sen Ires at 3 aad I D ro.
No. 3 MOXTUOXERY Slreet-3 ami I p.
m.. sen Ires by the Reverend W. II. Risks.
BENTOX and Th'rteenth: the Rrrerend Joia
i.irary. arasior rvi vires at 4 p. Bl.
the Charebe.
UNION MISSION. ?.'o. pi Fiankl!n: th Br
ererd M. H. Gctt. Patior-l'rarblng at 11 a
ro. and p. m. by the pastor, other em lees
as uvual. Dranch No. s. No. S3 Robert ave
nue; the Reverend A M. Campbell, pastor
bet-vlcea 11 a. aa.. 3 p. m. aad f.3 p. m.
EKTHESDA CIIAPIX. vista and Grand Ave-r.ue-3
p. m.
XIEDRINGHAI'S MISSION. Seventh and Cbaa
a p. m . rvl.-s.
GI.fMNBR.H AIISMON. Na. IS Xorth Tenth-S
p. m.. Sunday srhool; I p. m.. services;
Pranres M. Ruth, superintendent
FRANKLIN AYKXI E MISSION. No. IKS
i'rankltn .Iremi'-JSIi p. ni.. Sunday erhsol:
ptrarhlng at 7J p. m.
Ol'ISW-DOOR MISSION. Secon,. aBj risrk:
Mr. snd Mrs. Uerbsuser. Superlntendeau
rvlce. 73 - n.
SPRCCB SI I1EKT MISSION. Stumsf RulldiBg.
M. II and 13 Scuth Sevrrtj Strvet-Settlrta
even- r.lrht.
ci:
.NTRAI. MISSION. No. Ill Nrrth Eleventh:
the Reverend Frank I.InsJafr. Minister -'-jl
j m. Surday srhwd; S p in., seivtrea.
SCVENTII-DAY ADt BNTlSTH Delmar and
Newfifad: K. c IVrter. t'astor-Sati.-.lay.
Mam. rvires; bunla. t p. ro.. servli.s.
EYANOEL MSION. Third and Klm-ll a.
m. and IM p. m.. services; J p. m . fU:nilmr
srbod.
RPoniERItonn Meet'rr. Csprsltlon Itulkllra.
Thliteer.ti: and Olive-bib rises. rJi p. mT:
lecture. S:l.
ViH.lN-fl.T-.lfS OF AMERICA. Xn. :14 Frank
lin Averu-: Cjptatn W. A. Vibuis In Com
mand unda arhobl !:! a. m. . oung peo
ple's meeting. I It p. m.. gterwi aciiices. I
PROGlilJSSJIVE CHRISTIANITY iGerma-i.
D.tlz Hall. Fourteenth and Ben ten: th Bev-
erend M. Hunter. Fasti r-Senlrea. It a. m.
and p. m.
PROGRESSIVE CIHIISTIANITT fEngllsh).
H'emea Hail No. -o; Norm EleventhStreet;
the Reterend M. Il'icter. Pastor -Servlcrs I
aiwa s p. rn.
ADVENT tllRISTIAN CHI'RCH. Roe.- Hall.
aVent.eth and Htae'l Slireta. No:tn; te
Ite:sr. Untie II. Greene. Pastorsin'Ui
a'horl ! a. :o . p:sac.nlra 11 a. ra. and 7:J
V. hi.
JEWISH CHRISTIAN MIFSIOX. X. 14
Frarhlln Avenue; aerilce I p. m. Iltnv-hms
by Ix.ctor Miller.
RlTENOI.'K SI'ND.T SCHOOt 3 pm. every
Sjndav: strictly lnte'decomlnatlonal: every
body tauted. all aerts welcomed; R!t ojr
S.honlbcuse. lackland and We-tlson rosda
S: le-uls or:aty. Presrhlrg services tno .r
mure Sundays ,n tsen mtb. Joseph B
Ronx. supritntender.t: I I. Unve.. as'l-l-ar.t
snprint-ndenr.
LIGHTHOUSE MISSION. No l:l oil-.e Str-t
The Reverend J. II Potior. e-ipe-n-en:ent:
rreachlng to-m-rrrs at II a. ra. ard 1 p. m..
bolin-es rneetirg at 3 p. m.
C'lKlfJ.l AN" MIS.MOXAR- AI.L1AVCB
No n Mcrg-. S p. rn
Ri:i ROS RN'Ur'AVnl! MIS-ION. No !3".
.-hestnut S!rret Thr Rct'ircd II. I. linen.
port. Ssperlntmdent.
FORbC MISSION. Vine ml Cimajerria,!-
Charles A. Foice. s:re:lnten-!ent. ScaJay
wuwt, j p ro
L'NION MISSION ASSOCIATION HEAD
quarters. Nort1ea Cfcrn'r Garrla-n A1e-.11
and Morgan Sireet-I'rtrrti'ne 3 p. rn a
Rlhle lasscrs :o a. m to II a-vm eac.1 day.
aork Ir.'e-denrmiratioral
THE RI.-l.liSIO-PIHljOanPHtr SOCIETY. Re.
iltal Hall. O-leor. Gran! ard Fi-.eey A -.-cues
:i a tr. -Tne .i!!r.i of Rj,lph Waldo
l.msrsen." t- I.u!s D Gro-lrnsn
FflRKiT PARK HKinilTS MlSloX. RI e-n-and
S'u'b Atenues 1. T Mandextrn. Leal'r
i'enlre nso a rn.. S.:rdar schuc'. S p ra.;
.service. 7Jt- a m
LEVEE MISSION favxniY FCTIOOU Main
sad Market a'reets. rr.ei at 2 p m.
the st XDAr-noei. lbsmw.
Far September 1A. "Th Llfe-Clxlag
Streaas.
INTRODUCTION. The book of nzk!W.
written In Pabvlon. was lr! ;r.vte.i t0 pre
pare the Jesrieh captives lor return to
their homes, u. conslits if a s-rlc of
bold and Impressive ii!oni. much Ilk"
those gTar.t'il to John. Their delivery be
gan It. IK ar.d cor.tinu-il during th
t-avce of twenty-ont year. The vitsn of
dry Ir.s represented the resiuratlon and
sought 10 revive the nations! hope.' gv
entern jears after tbe prophet was made
nns- me giory uiit would com when
the ext:"t wer gathered tn their own
land. IT nv the new tempi, which
should be built at J-rusiUrn. the well
appolnleil ordinances of the altar, the
rnlnletratlor.s r,f the priests, and learned
the ixjoji fcr public wor.fcip. Af:r these;
cilctorlal rerresentatfrms cairi'- a nanrafiv-
ar.d vivid portrayal or the religious bene
fits. procedlrg from tte temple as the
center of th religious life of th na
tion, described ja to-day's lej-on.
WATERS. (Verses 1 and r.. nrought ta
tbe door of tte temple. Kzekiel founl
waters iaaalng from the threshold, the
fountain of xWc.'i apea-arei to le. on the
south side of the altar There Is no mlsw
Uklng the' sirslncance of this. Water is
mentioned many times in the Sertpturea
as an emblesn cf rtivatlon. Se the great
Invitation 'Isaiah, lv. 1 aad the bzaullfal
alluslcn or the aeepteg prophet (Jcr a.
ID. Tfc son or Pethuel. In the Eighth
m!2ry' li! the great gocd Uoel
HI. tty and Jesus used th aasa tetnja. tn
nsMatar m taaias.
aMBaram7MBi la iM.
IM Saaah ainilai ran
reaus. OaP
men amaa wmsf aasaaa fv Ba. aasav r afaW.
m mirmn mw una wawevai casiia-
A,
mmlfsllii mt
tf chare la the
f aavBM araca. aaa be snw tscaa
norths a hi ami jmstanaRt. fmn
Wbfleb direction had coa the Arsvrtaa
aem Cbamean anrle. bKaslac aa tbe woe
vpoa Israel aad Jwdah. Here Is a counter
retlgloaa teSucaca to overcom tbe aa-
IXCKEASR ncraea X d an.t i Tbo
vWm . . 1 -: -W...
. wv amisuraiHair. mr.im isriiaiB visacBivai
were introduced. Flowing- forth frcsa ine
sanctuanr the waters constsntlv inereasel
The angel aneaatbag the aroahet took four
measurereents a thousand cubUs apart,
flndlte that what was at Brst hot ankie
C-cp became at but a riser, la which a
maa might saim. Th!a was directly op-
ibiiu to wnat mrgnt nave neen expected.
a uq.
lktilad diffused Itself and ultlmatelv dis
appears. This tnrreas Is a nguratlve ren-
rrseniaiicn ox tee gingoom or gnre. satan
and Insignificant at Ita beginning, but.
growing In Its nrocres.-. Other Old Testa
ment writers iHabakkuk U. 10 set forth
th same idea, but In dttTrrent terms.
Isaiah xL tt) This was the intent of
Jesus m th parable ef the mustard seed
(Matt. xl. M and . all cf which haa
been mltard la the iratvelous sreead of
Christianity, on the day cf Pentecost
the cburch numbered l souls lActs L IS,
all In Jerusalem, while now SN.CsVACa la
aH Isnds coafess Christ.
TREfrv-(VTrea-?. A second chang-,
In the vision presented a large number of
"a whl;h spreng cp on both aides of
th river and tbe ftrorhet Jooked wth
Wonder. Tt!s svmbo.laed the rransfcnsLi-
ttaa which would be effected through tha
benign mfluenre of religion upon men. As
ine earn a was cursea necause or sin uen.
HL Isi th bowers of ESlen esrhanged for
thorns and thistles, so with man's return
listed. Paradise win he restore.!, and the
srOilerness shall he made la blossom as
the rose. (Isaiah xxxv. L) That this rep
resentation 1 just no one can doubt who
consider what has transpired In every
land where nure relation haa gone. Tho
whole face of external nature has be-n
changed, and In many places the condi
tion approaches that which was seen br
John. Her. xxll. 4.) R is probable that
this feature In Esekler vision had refer
ence to the personal blessings which men
would enjoy (Fas. I. 4. as elsewhere de
scribed. Jer. xvM. A
lalFE I Verses t and 9i 1 Ira thin
Ichany the vision opens still larger ami
araovn luieresiina; view, it is aecisTed by
tfcf angol that 'everythlnr shall llvo
whither tho river cometh." Special men
tion Is made of the multitudes of fashes
that -hall be produced, possibly, as tho
rabbin thorght. because these were tha
earliest forms of animal lire (Gen. I m.
but more likely because the ftsh live In
tbe Water and nee deiveniient niton It Tola
mighty river, entering tbe Dead Sea. where
no lue was round, would causa lire to
spring forth and abound. The intention
1 to teach that religion In It sajogrea
carries life to the dead. Not merely la
man protected against danger (Isaiah xl.
9) and permitted to enjoy greater comfort,
but a higher Intellectual and a higher
spiritual life comes through the gospel.
(John I. s Hence. Jesus declared that the
purposa of his coming to earth waa to
bring more abundant life to men. (John
x. H. And certain it is that the Chris
tian lives aa no other does or can live.
SERVICE.-! V4rse p.. Carrying out tn
mure last employed, the angel completes
the account bv representing men on the
banks of the ritrr. who come to ply their
arts as Ushers. They are to bs seen along
ii mt? waier rciircea ana along tlie sue
of the sea Into which th" streams flowed,
wen from Engrdl to Bnesllam. two towns
on opposite banks of the Dead Sen. There
I hey spread their nets in it safe aroll-
v-atered plice. These fisher represent the-
uiuiK-iira or ri ugion laiatt. lv. 19). who
gath-r along the waters of salvation, who
nave no other mode of reaching men. who
would rsfoctn all other places and devices
vain and meto. who bring here with
ciejt gladness their various belpa and la
bor with marked success In the service of
their Master (I Cor. xv. Sli So Ions as
they faithfully nerform their ivnrt aoiila
are- satlierrd In and added to the house
hold of the rlghtecus. (Acts II 47.)
a!A!iSHES.-Ver-e 11.) A little, dis
tance from the healing and life-giving
etrcnm there might have been seen ground
or Hi tie or no value, miry places In
.which a man or beast might rink, cov
ered with salt, as in the'dav when (lod
destroyed the cities of tbe plain. (Gen.
xlx. id) There was no power to redeem
hoi lands ami make them rrady for the
fisher's nee, simply because tbe water
that proceeded from the temple bad not
flowed that way. Tbls figure is intended
to Illustrate the desolate condition of the
world a here the gope has not gone. He
the benighted condition of the heathen,
whose shocking degradation awakens
profound pity In the hearts or all who
behold them. (Rom. I. . See tbe de
plorable state of the ungodly In our great
cities, tn darker Iaondon and In the haunts
of shame In New York. Nothing ran
purify these sinks v' !nitittr. but ".ho
stream of salvation. Until that pours its j
waters Into the homes ami hearts of tha
miserable people, they must forever re
main wnai tney are.
KIMMTAGK. Vena, li) An old English
writer Interprets this verse as referring;
to believers ip.-a!m 1. !). and says: "Vhr
evr the gospel is successfully preached
nourishment and delight are afforded to
the aouls of men. They never fade or
aither. or are exhausted. Their fruitage,
according to their circurastanvs and oc
casions, is various, as If a tree should
yield a rut-cession of different kinds of
fruit in creot abundant-.; tl'roush the
months nf the year: ami even the loaves
serve as medicine to thIr souls. Tre warn
ings and reproofs or the word, and the
salutary corrections or the Father's rod.
though generally lea valued: and always
! plaeant than divine consolations, vet
tend to heal their mala'lies and In restore
them to holiness and happiness." If be
lievers are Intended, the emblem shows
that they are rendered flourishing anj use
ful by tr? spirit and word of Cod. that
tney evercue vario-.i grares ofn Tetaol
and that their fio-trliie and practice tend
to benefit mankind.
SI'MMARY. The more careftillv we ev-ami.-ie
the tlilt gs of God and reliefn tin
more iniercstinc 1H In- mir (llcovi-rer.
All our invaluable prlv.leqes ar.d advan
tages -,r,. codveyrd to us through the -..
pel. They flow In a steadv slu-am fro:i
Christ, our temp'e. our altar. 'our d-ior--sprlngirs'
from the everlasting lote and
mercv of God. through his atoning taeri
lk . (John til. 11) No obstructions nf
taen can Inferr-jpt the communlcntlitn of
spiritual blensinc from the fullness or
l.'I.rlst to 111" scula of his brlnved people.
and Ihe course of the greatest rivers
mlcht far more eesilv I atopned than the
progress of hN sospt-I throii-rh ll la hoi .4
it hi s'trint'. It ha hltnertn dlffn-u-d
Us lr.fluence smdutlly. and tl will run
wider and deener In its energy ar.il ef
fecia until it shall fill, be.tl and fruetlfv
the whole s-artli. Sd.-h ajs i:(r yubllm.
tvachlnp tiiiveye.l tn Rtek!.! to iilo :rae
Mr.i and ir-ke him faithful to the captive
Jews in l:.ihv!r.n.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
A. Marsinll. a netrro. from Btineeton.
Mo. fell from .1 freight train on the MIs
.iirl Purific Hallway tracks at Klrkwood
vc frnlii- tnon Irg and eras cauvrtit under
tl.- Tiherls nf one of the ear. His left
I"r e is rriil-ril Marshal! w heitins a
rMc and trld ir at off, in KIrkuood.
Jatiro FioHIe vestrrd.iv lsred a sir
rant r.c.tlnsf JaM JIcKinliv. rlmrxlng
burgl.ir;.-. on tli In fotni.it inn of Nflii!as
Vl-aa. pro'irletor .f a frilt stand near
lielmar 'Ijnlr:,. Vlvae .-ir.-i;..- that Mc-
vinie-.- -ilt-mriteii to ITre.-ik Into. Ills st:ittd.
.i:-tiniev was cp:urel by VIIU2tn Mal
terj. a private tvatci'mnn at :h lie I mar
race trnrk. an-I tun.cd over to :h- mount
ed pr!l-e k
--Tor.ey Rurk!ird ple-n!rd gnCty in the
Ciavton "-lrru!t Court v!erilav to a
eliErg- r,f Imirlary and vnis s.-ntrr.r-, :,
thre- years in the I'enitentlarr bv Jtnlae
llrRlhlnnet-. era Slill-r rteadd sulltr to
a rharro of fe;lirons a-rault and received
a twu-y'ear ert.t.tico.
i":joster I:er srns arrested yesferdar
l.v r.etviitv- SI.eiir Shores -n a charge, of
l.os-rteallr)r. rreferrrd by James K. Al
len of Wehtr ;roes. arilo ;,;.,., Triat
(tees', siole a l.orte from lilni laat Tursday
nish:
, The trial of'Trilllarn Ecvnnlds. barfen
.erat Jlor.-elie-.s Oruve. ),,, Kltm arrea
il Tbursdtv ulcht on a charge of slllas
Iiqucr aitb'jut a llcento. tv til t- held to
i'ay b. fo.-e Jii.'jre HtoMe, r-pnty SlierlfT
flarenc- Cinvb-Il notlded ihe .l:rr!ff re,.
SerJav tk.it h- h.n.I nuidc another arrest
on :h srtta charge at Morlsrhe'.. an,
caused .-. warrant to be IjmW by Justice
Car:pbel.
The e'afm of Mrs. Jacob Ifawken
J'J.'Li''" t3lr r-? fhrbto-her liati ken
fcr C.M771 tried i-for- Ju.lie Wurde
rcan In the probate Court la Cl.iyton ye--terday.
Mrs. H.tsk-n. who was a rUueh-tr-ln-law
of Chrlatopt.er llawken. waitrj
rn Mm during Ms last llln-sj. r.heh list
eri n-arly flv jtars. and claims that
trnc-j.-.t as her crmpenaatlcav
sevea Mvsrre Salts FlteA.
Th following anits for dlro.-co were
filed In th- Circuit Court yeiierdiv
Kugene B. Bell aarilnst Ellaabeth B-ll'
aUgd d- rtloa: U!K jf. Kammrieii
against .Vrort W. Kammergeli. alaed
druakenner rr.d failure to enpport; Lau'a
U Porter, against John la. Torter. alle.od
desertion; 8oh!e Shoults. against Georg
C. ShoalU. alged desertion; IJIly Hoppe.
against Walter c. Hnppe. aJVc-d fa'Iur
to support. Kate Meyer, against Charles
Meyer. all-gM desertion, and Maud Train,
against Frank Train. aO4 Improjajr
saasi
t.jfr..BjBM m lal TOUS-TAJPAe.
l. I Inllibj aaaB mailaasa ad VamSBa at
I auu- .
I -i- ' ' - - iryaCTa jhsbt. .
i ?EB ill asBday. rimi tie man ui
! 1329' "wetdea. Saaaaj.
i SHBJL"'r-. ttSatardByasdSaaday
i 'twrvm;r. mlT.
"jyalBtoe Ltmtted
pesart. Arrtv.
stJtaaa Sdfna
-jnnrn'-wa
. .. aa la-
!
fsswaa in
s-iJT Saprses.. ........ MImi
1
-:iasa ai:4SBm
2? Aaeniai-rfidailoa... T am stn
WJ"2v JUnilted tn-Mmm
J.!?""" ArrsBiiBiidslHB...ta:nm Hfltn
JT2 Aecsnvnodttlan.... IfaWpoa riam
' aasars .!!!...... ........ ....... eir
'" 5";s Sew Taric'Ceatral aad
; aad Albaary Mya.
frre'mm .......... KIara
srmva2f? 'T'sess... tcrsatn tsasptu
tPWaaatl and WasMngton
irSiraJaijr'-'irar.""'-"' u "am
asyntatborfear Spaoi xew
!.gP'laed on. sarr, sprn
SSL S&JBiOl :rn s;jBe
S2S'UI'- ls,mi. Ctotrnrs. ejrjj trn !:
Terk ag Rosrea Esi....sii.)rJ-, ;-ja-t
.,Ja Jeave e,:nj .. .. ss:8 p. ra.
fSm. "?,a arrive SIJ a m.. P: a. m.
CHICAGO a ALTeX.
Zb. Alt oa UmMed. Cblcaao.. :n( ,m o-jg
SSS!? 5ff!?l" CUIcaa... .eKpm :Spm
CJ'K'' Eajreas. CMcairo , prrl iim
MIdn!M Sbretsl. Cbraco....!l:aBri e-.--,-r-
fvwria pr-ttte yeaf Ftisifas.11''?w-ii itom
5"52 j?'y. '"Red Fiver"., ejs aPI asjapa,
S"J JJtv xivht Eapress..si'i:upm tJStmm
5"eascitr. via Rnodhoose.. '7:11 aia : pta
g"?B'BaT.'m. vti Javksonvine T:rJar tTtfSam
mS!!2&rZ!?."-Zl"-" amJpa.
JJsBnagtoa and Mexbro. via
Roadbeese ersipp, tT2ft
firre-artd lal errB am nSM flat
aaras. via Jarkaravtue raa)psi !lflaspm
Jaekaonviiu A-.-ommodtion. : an nalon
SpiiBBSeld Cbpltal CTty Ftyer t4:!i n IJ.m
Srrinsfield and Jacksonville. (7:1? vm
Altm Snorted ti!3pm
CI'ICAOO. FKOatlA At ST. IVwsTIS MT.
Anon. Chouteau slough aad
ebautaagiaa VS) am 1194 am
Festia. Sptingneld and ChBU- mM
jaaona sj:vtii s:ppsai
Alton aad Cautttaoona. ljpm Ti:tila
Anoa. OtaMaaoaa aad
SsamaggeM ....ri: ssjgpai fMsaaa
ATtsaa. CbatifMiiui aal
-:rai stassvassi
LT IKTI.
(St. Lmirs Si.nbstatlll Rr.)
raitt ST9TBM.
niseaatw aad Kaatora
Day Espeesa t Cbteago. :30atnj
Frisco Express to Chlcaco.... l:Jpvw
DBBtrllla
e jaaii .
Ml
frSTpm
am am
T-bm and Kimm liiM'l"! : m
r'"1- sa................... JaafBJ Hi "Ta.aVatal
CJpe qtrardeau Local 5KiapBiia4am
Texas Limited eilpm er.-sTam
Snlower Umltrd n-.l pm nSaBi
Oklahoma lEsprea 19aai ef-.tjaai
Taney park AcrinwudatUm depatts ttaw a
-. tT:a a. m. na. m. stij a. as, tlaa
P- ".. rS:Mp av. trsa. tI:M- m.. fa
aaaVatan- .aa-Hi
e- aa.. w..i - aa -13B a m . KZ3 a Bt.
pj p. ra.. tSAt p.
fcaw a. m.. h:n p.
deaar
Arrive at tt:14 a aa..
a.. p. m.
-,.,. .ll-IJJMMS) CKWTMAL.
Jjflbsra Illinois Erpress..... Tam MSM
9kg Dayngbt Special.. ...tl:4S as HMpm
Aerommcdatlaa. SCntb ..
.1:Mpa niM aaa
DUIe Flyer. Sooth.
SQVJtb..
Itrhfl14
...-:wpm -laaaea
.. 17:49 pm
aej-l-Uft
JJe Fast Mall qia tMmm
The Local . Express. ?:Maaa sa-japn,
nn?2Rm!,,5 5:am -f:lpii
Jbe New Trk Idmlted lacpm si:aaBm
The Otto and Vlr-lnla Eap..U:4rm 1:Mpm
J vTa:k Rxpreaa IX.r.rm n-.mpm
bu-g Speclsl e:llpm TJIara
FTInani Accommodation... lPni sg:4aRI
All dally trans.
IMW MsM.TFAIW MfftTB.
Retmoat Passenavr
. . aaa KM pm
aj aa-VA m. aa Z.
Los Aavaelea Mall and
Saaj AnlMlln Wall aa aa a.a. a-. .a -
wiS5i."a2!r? .M,u aad Ex. no am T :M pn
Da Soto la. ............ s-aap-a. niSam
llllaaale Blvlataa.
SJJ"! "2 Kspr-ss e:3r)am tMpm
SJ?" HTlt Express s,:5s pm n:TS ;
FaartI, street aad Cbaateaa Areas
t-- . "tatlaa.
Pe Soto Arcommodatlon 1:34 nm l.3in
I H. ST. I.
Part Mall
Eastern Expre-a
T. iS'Utnai Noatei
:12ara srao pm
ei 4 pm T:)m
-,i??.,SV,,J',! SASMTIIXB.
", ,'' ;!- es:uam T.M pm
Florbla Limited a::ipm 15
Sonthera Evpress :'. vm ::aim
MISSBim PACIFIC MILvVT.
Past Mall. nxnum eM:4apa,
teical Paassager. I:Iism i:iiin
Calif, ami St. Joe rVert,!.... -.,,, as,: '.
Kansaa 1ty Eaoress 'l::im .Spm
naahiagten Accommodation., tss; rm 7:i rm
'Irradu Esprees t:0pm s7:t,m
ci rfia. jimiT4T ........... -iinpm "7 .30 am
reve Creur trains leave l'nrB Station t:'
a m.. 13 a. aa.. tl :P p. m . :; r m. Oak
Hill trains leave Pnlrn Station nf-!. p. r.
Klrkvrod trains leave Falun Station te-aa
m.. '"Ia. in.. tT:TT. a. ro ;7:ii a. m.. : a
m.. 111:B a. m. :i p. m. -J-oo p. m . tl-f-
p. m . 14 Sa p m.. M:3S p. in . I3::i p m . rC:I
p. m.. tn:i p. m.
u .tMBILR AsB WHie.
Xew Orleans Limited eT:lpm rjim
Mobile and New Orlems t.t an e:j-n
Mitrfhisbcri Arrt mrrodatltin. t5:l em tl! i :.m
M- K. A- T. RT. iTbe Katy.
oiumbia. sedalis and S. W.. "s-i; am ! v. rm
Tbe Katy Flyer. Zlpm 7:;ars
Mlsveirl Kan.ss an-1 S W.li-a 1-.. .-in.n
MOCK ISLAXB SYSTEM.
St. I K. C. C. M. H.)
Kansas cm- Pasarncrr n.:.viri sr.Jjpm
Kan 'ttv A ban Fran. Eib..'H.h; o-n ": art
ST. I.4UIS .MO HASaVJintl. HAILWAT.
tTta vsakaah.,
Malt and FjtTn-e?-. tTyi m JH::1ari
Mat! and Eva-ess S.0I pm tT:ll rm
ST. Itlt MRRrHAnaTW BRUM.:
TrMMIsiAL MAILWAT SIRtRBVi
TRAia SKRVTCR.
EeetLcun-l Ideate I'nlcn fatlin: Exren:
Jirda 4. tCT, :N a. m Pandnv enly S-pi
a m.. 11:15 r. e. Isre E'arhth ard Orattet
atrea: nilj-:l e. m. i;s ;.r-) ;:is, 5 ,J
p. ai. IceM Sundav I 04. I !' 7:3T. J:Tn 'a
m.: s;4 f.:C5 p. m. Si dav on'v-s-i, -:n.- j"
vvaunrauay. -aaiiaroay awl M.miay II:r p.
m.
Above trsln leave Wasriraton aveaua tmtr
mle.ntea Tstir
Vettrunl fieave Orartte e"!tr: Dally :5
a. m.: 1:1. 4:vi. fia. 1:lj p. m. Esrepi Sunday
5 it. To. :. 11:15 a. m : 3.o. 9.r p. m. Sat
nrdar only 4.45 p. .n. Esr-ct aturdae and
Httnday l:U P. m. Surdsy r.n!-C:'.. .- a m.
tA'elne!av Hatnrd'v and Sunday 11:J3 . m.
Above trains V-ate Madle-n f-ir rctitu;
laier.
TaLcne. st. Lena ai vtrsTCRa.
4t'taver Iaf Rested
Mall aad napreps "J.-Ham t5Spsa
crarleaior) Aeeommodstlon . e.;e fn ll:5ii
Vmieerris! Trsvele- .. ..... m7tyr'n l:igani
SJOCTHRRW Rrtll. WAY.
St. taaatsssalavlle. l.laea.
rr.sr.. Isl-MTon. 5-'b, . t as nm .Trsa
Prleeeton Ae-rmmra!attor . ' .. 11-flO .vol tl Mam
tinier I-ev'netnn. vn'h ...s!S;iBni T:TJan
WARSn iBaats.
sfstl ss.saa aaaaa
rtilraa- la-teat Esaresa sa.ae ... eT.faaa
Tole.10 yrsl Einrea. a,.,-,m s:alvm
Jsrbarnvllie lerai Bxr.ress t;.4. an 1T;T$ pm
Cnfi..rla IJ-llt . .. . ss-M am ST-lS. a
I'vnnir Bre T.'1!l,l. Chlraeo ; arn aj m pm
nera'Ti- arrimmrin.Tinr, n-irm"Piaia
To!e.lo. r:tseMer. Nee- Tork
aed Rn.tr" Fvpress .... -1 -, aj aa ,,
r"n-rer Fn-eaa Cblrsro .. ,s;t"j.m sfsjasi
V-,'rl--t IJ-nl'ed CMraaw SJj . j,m sa.aja.
M's-'jM .l"iied RnrPilo.
p-is-rn. New Tc.rk . eij.-ap3l w.w
nf,f trt-lt and Toled-i
;is!1 ... . - J:"pal
WABAH IWntl.
V&be-'y and Kansas Oty Ex. sf-4 am IM pa
Ka-aes i -zr r.so. ... ...... -7 i-ra-n -ni.tiapas
Kansas C'tv Ps Mall. .. ,I-?pm si-Sani
Mrherlr srron-.reodat'on ... e-: rm ei::!0am
Karsas city Umtted . .. ....i.i5 pm ISia
Marvv'.lle Shrrsr.dcan and
Vunrll R'nlfs Express.. .. :lim e:!
."sfinrn Rail Omsha . .;.iprv efttlanaa
ottiimtra.rvs Mrinea Rerreaa ea-to am sxji) gaa
MlT'erol's an St Ininl F . 1:Tn pm !: pna
O'lnes Ilea afolnes ned St. ,
Pnrl Pvtr-ss erile-n fratmim
tA'abaah aabaebaa Trnlas. Fraan aa4
ta Wive Street.
Rrldaefon .. ..
r'erct-scn
tersua.n .. ...
St Cbarles ....
B-Mrstnn ...,
St. CTia-lea
Faeat.arn .. ...
ft.iis n-.mmm
. ................ Z. fim eiS.Saafla
"!l-ream 1-Mpm
... l:ll pm "-b)ps
....... ts:pm tTsara
"'5 Pm ta-tipn
lasi ts-nsnt
"e-a.iion
Klnlorb .... . ..... . ..........
UMpri tctlsns
Pe-gustm Aeron-nodat1on. ar-
rrrea vaaaevesier sv. .. ..
nmmm
FORMER WIFE IS FINED $20.
3fm. Catherine Chamberlalm ts
aip Hhc Cansed Disturbance.
Mrs. . Catherine Chamberlain. AttraMP
wife or (leorg d Ctiamberlaln or No.
", Delmar boulevard, was fined flb In
the Imyton Street Police Court yesterday
on a charge of disturbing the peac at
the Chamberlain residence, about 1 a. tn.
yasterdar.
She e employed at a downtawn
She called at tbe Chamberlain resfa
knocked at the vloor and mad loud
crie. ;t was state.
fihe said that h caCed ta sew sap 1
children, who r In chant of Chimbr
lain, tree aenieo- taat an a
turbance. other than ta err.
REPL'BUC SPDCIAX.
Wasr-Jsartoa. Seat. . I
and Doctor O. F. McFrraoa have
-""-iTi a aa.. - a. an.. a:ia a. pa Taus
a. m.. a a m.. tljg. a. m.. UMp. as., tldi
lajfaas p. ab. ta p ra. PJ p. aa
tnarMo a 111 ia.ia.ii S ! - - aa.S T -
"a .m aairia -ra av. avSa
vv-MHaaarn. -raananoiaarioai... Tnw vaa mKWm Baa
FaatMall. Srutb ?:sxSai stpaa
Xw Orleans Skja. lai ...- lavZ
'a-g.e-AoiJ'.?aJX-,- BZ25a&Zil& afe-jprJbpife A '--S ala
vfffiiy- -,.-
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