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EVENING TJEDOEB-PHlLa.PBLPniA. SA'JTJBDAT, MARCH 6, 1915,
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)pUBCHESAl ACTIVITIES OP ALL DENOMINATION
ffllODIST EPISCOPAL
conference BEGINS IN
lORWSTOWN MARCH 17
Ihrea Hundred and Fifty
Members win itepresent
Philadelphia District.
I iifvrritown Is making preparations to
J JIRSln the SM members of tho Phlla-
llfikli Methodist Kpiscopni uuiucrcncc,
Ije'l" ... . .,., Ita nntiltn meetln- 111
ftieh j" ,i0" .. ;;:.. ::,:
fcrriitown Iurlns lno ,c b K
UT, William Frnacr McDowell, of
ki , "re8,,le "lBh0P Ucrry' of
rltr at"1 ot'ncr blf,,,op3 ,vin vlslt ,h0
' iL Representatives will come from
k..V.f BpWn. Lebanon, uucks, neras,
Irt Korlhampton. Schuylkill. Cnr-
. .'a Monroo Comities, which arc In-
""ded I" o boundaries of the confer-
I"" . Mlmenl.i tn nns-
iUivy changes ... NT- -
' ... vn.ixi Amonir those
JlMlnlP ii.l!t, noallrA,! mn
'l0l..!f utitiani Gray Jones, for seven
R!.. iitor of the Oak Lano Church.
t5lleavo a concreBatlon of 600 per
"h. ,Ij the nev. A. n. Crowell. pastor
?5. Tabernacle Church, 11th and Ox
L'ASrt. who has preached to a
'' '.r.Vntlon of more tnnn lor two
J! S 0 Sen who arc expected to Be-
rre.PPO.ntm.fnts to liferent charges
! ,., nnV y a. rcrhiiBuu. "" ""
,rt raster of St. Andrew's Cnurrh.
fficlphla, the.. Key. B. M.
.L.. nastor of Trinity unurcii. nun
tm George W I" llnslor of ornc'
.sessions of the conference will he
1.1,1 In the First Motlioillst i.piscopni
it1 V Vnrrlstovvn, of which Urn Rev.
" &l rMt?' BMiop McDowell
h HPCtt d t ""lv0 nbout ,Mnrch ,ir,
'nPho "111 hold an execut yo session
ins hlii cab net, coinposco oi n. "i"
riSrintendcnts of the Philadelphia Con
wjwlntenriem . Frnnl ,
SStaof ho central district; the Rov.
Oeorw H Blclclcy. of the northern
LXmS. nev Dr Ell n. Hurrlss. of
& southern district; the nev Dr. iMlvvin
C. Griffiths, of tho western district, mid
lie Rev, Dr. William powick, oi wio huiiu
ireslcm district
IltprwenUtlveii of tho various societies
ind benevolent boards nlllcd with tho
church, including- the Woman's Homo and
tvirtlen Missionary Societies, will ho pres
ent to fdve their reports In tho nftcrnoons.
Tbe evenlnj: sessions will ho marked by
.. .nniml rMMiratinns of these bodies.
. nn Hie limine preceding tho formal
.ninir nt the meetlnc tho Historical Ko-
rletr will hold Its annual mcotlnR In thn
eharcn. ine Diner urKuniun.- "i
U occupy places In the propram nro tho
Board' of Education nnel tho Krecdmen's
!)c JFrtcliblj) Pntlj
Methodist Lphcopal Conference that
if8.. ecn moro Merest tn evnn-
oelMlo tcork anil prettier protcth lit
membership durlna this winter Ifton
fta been recorded in many years.
Some of the cicrpymen, at tho meet.
?J0.r'.c ct"cnci tn Atlantic Clip,
said that many ncio members oei?
coining into their churrhc, every (oeefc
direct from the "Hilly" Sunday taber
nacle. Alt admitted that the influence
of the Philadelphia reviiat had spread
throuphoHl the state and dcrtared
their belief that the aroused interest in
cvanpctlsm teas due to It.
The same Kind of reports will doubt
less be made at the USth annual ses
sion of the Philadelphia Conference,
which convenes at tforrtstown on
..(arcI jr.
In every direction around Philadel
phia, wtthtn a radius of sixty and more
miles, there have been increased evan
gelistic efforts and marvelous remits.
In this city it Is estimated that them
will be about 100,00(1 converts received
Into the membership of tho churches
durlnp the winter and spring, crclnsloo
o the "trail hitters" In tho Sunday
tabernacle.
nhhop Joseph 1'. Perry and other
leaders arc confident that tho Increase
In the mimbrr of men aiirf ii'oiitcn rfe
clarlng their Intention to lead God
fearing lives Is very largely due to the
evangelistic campaign that Mr. Sunday
han conducted here.
This wonderful revival has meant a
pi cat opportunity to the cletgymrn
and churches. And now that It is
about ended, there roinri probably a
greater )CsponslblUty than tho pastors
have had before. "Jlllty" Sunday has
ted thousands of men and tcomen lo
stnrt (o Ifnrf Ciritlait lines It Is now
the duty of tho clergymen and churches
; Keep them from backsliding.
They have been Jubilant over the op
poi tunltles. It should bring thrm fur
ther joy to look after the welfare of
Htnlr iirmi Klini-noii nttiw r t itr
' ' -""'i"-" im limit o. I
NEW RECTOR READY
TO GREET PARISH
RECTOR TO OBSERVE
43D ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. Dr. John A. Goodfcl
low Hns Served Good Shep
herd Pnnsh Since 1872.
SUNDAY'S SERMON TODAY
Dr. Mockbridge Will Preach
First Sermon to St. James
Congregation Tomorrow.
Aid Society. March 17: tho Hoard of
Home Missions nn.l Church Kxtenslon.
Hirch IS; tho Church Temperance So
fty. Starch JO . the Kpworth I.c.iKUe.
March 21. and the Hoaul of Knrnli;n
Missions. Mairli 22 Alt of theso will hi
itld In the First Him Hi, with the ox
Rpllon of the Epunrth I.raKUo's nicotine.
which -Bill bo held In the Oak Sticct
Qiurch.
CSV. IHIUSIB U(3II'S FH1HT FOR
iUCAL OPTION TO UK HELPED
I Lemon Hill Association Will Endorse
; Bill nt Meeting.
Endorsement of Governor BruinbiuiRh's
trfit for count local ontlon will be clvcn
Jphe annual temperance incctliiR of the
umon lllll Association nt tho Gnrrick
Theatre tomorrow nlsht. Speclul Imita
tions hayo been sent to tho Women's
CMsttan Temperance Union and kindred
trianliitlons, and It Is oxpected that the
Saieetlnir will adrl Imnctus tn thn .mil.
Bliiuor mocment by taklns piactkal
!ps to aid tho local option incisure
S"Ilum. a Moral Issue." will .he thn tonic
ef the Itey Dr James B. ly. In vlow
Sttthe widespread Interest In this cjues
jlon and the exceptional attractiveness of
we musical prosrum, It is expected thnt
Ii rapacity of the theatre will bo taxed.
The tpecl.11 feature of tho oponliiK mu
jlcal Bervico w III bo n. jjroup 0f songs hy
the Wmtcrn Olee I'ltib. of tho West
fMlidelphla HlKh SHiool for Doys. Un
oer the leadershln nf I'mf. iv,iiinv,i
fiimpbell, this organization of SJ youni;
i wiu sine -Tiio Heavens Itcsound."
PT BeethOVen. "Cmiirinloa In .rma" 1...
Adolph Adam, and "Tho WnyBltlo Cross."
W I'almer. At ttm nfrrin... i xt...i
... L -' "- - "'""iwji A-. .1UV.ll
Jliett, cornetlst. will play Ethelbert Nov-
! na ttosary." by special request
j..... .ooi ounaays audience.
tlMPROVEMENTS AT CHURCH
Iputdoor services on spcclnl occasions
m be hew at tho Catholic Church of
g11. B- V M.. LchlBh avenue
SR.7 . i")- ul,c, "tciislvo Improvc-
Eh Mtranco, have been completed. Tho
HfiJ, th8,ev- J- C- McLotiBhlln. tho
TSmnii ' .l fcet ,one: u l3 nPProached
Sfc'L" te"3' WMdwl by tuo largo
The Rov. Dr. John MockbridRC, new
rector of St. James Protestant Kplscopal
Church. 22d and Walnut streets, will
preach his first sermon tomorrow mom
iiiB nt It o'clocK.
It wilt bo tho only service tomorrow
nt which hn v. Ill omclnte, and a large
coiiBreKatlon Is expected. Tho new rec
tor will not preach from n text, his
seimon having been prepared merely as
u void of RiecthiK to his parishioners
Doctor Mockbrldgo succeeds the Rev.
Dr. William C. Richardson, who died last
August. Ho was called from Trinity
Church, New York, and took chargo of
St. James parish last Monday. Ho comes
from a family of ministers, his father
and his hrothcr having been ordained
Into tho Kplpcopal mlnlbtry.
educated at King's College School,
Windsor, Nova .Scotia, nnd In tho Uni
versity of Trinity College, Toronto, lie
became a priest In 1S0G nml received tho
doctor's degree In 1913 from St. Ste
phen's College. Ho was connected with
Trinity Parish since 1010, when ho was
put hi chargo of Trinity Chapel, In West
2."itli street, New York. H& hob ap
pointed vicar of Trinity Church In Jnn
uary. Special work In tho slums maiked Doc
tor Moekbrldgc'B career In New York. Ho
completed a social survey of tho slums
In u downtown section and his work at
tracted wide attention. Doctor Mock
bridge Is mi enthusiastic advocate of out
door llfo nnd goes on long tr.imps icgu
l.irly with his daughters.
St. Jumps congiegatlon Is ono of tho
oldest Hplseop.il congregations, and tho
parish is ono of tho most Important In
tho diocese, leading all other churchos In
its Institutional work. Tho first church
In tlin parish, which was erected at 7tli
and Conimeieo streets, was consecrated
May 1. 1S0D, when St. James. Clulst and
St. Peter's weio united pailshos. The
parish has moro than 1400 workers, who
attend services nt tho church nnd at St
James Chapel, 8th and Reed streets. The
lnstltutlon.il work Is carried on in the
St. James fiull.l House, Saiisnm street
above 2LM street, which contnlus kin
dergartens, mnnunl training schools, uu
Industrial school nnd an embroidery
school
Special services to commemomto tlvo
two-score and three years of the rcistomto
of the Rev, John A. Cloodfellow will he
held at the Protestant Hplseopal Church
of tho Clood Shepherd. FrAnkford jvvcmuo
and Cumberland, street, tomorrow morn
ing. Tho III. Rev. J. Poynte Tylc r, Blfihop
of North Dakota, will conduct tho services
celebtntlng the Holy Communion.
The evening Bervico will ba given, over
to a specially arranged musical program,
when the Rev. Dr. doddfoltow will
preacn a. sermon re lowing his years
of continuous eervlco to tho conKrwjatlon.
Frank H. r.ongshore, organist and choir
master of tho church, hns arranged an
elaborate, program which will be rendered
by an nugmentcd choir clothed In full
vestment!.
Tho Itcv. Dr. Hood fellow is, a Phlla,
delphlan Horn In this city, h was edu
cated In the public and lilgTt schools.
After his graduation from tho West
Philadelphia Divinity School nnd his or-
dlnatlon Into tho ministry he founded St.
John's P. K. Church. Cnmdsn. N. J In
1S70. "
Two years later the younj; clergvtnan
received n cnll to the Churcti of the Oood
Shepherd, at that time a struggling In
stitution of 23 members and with n total
amount of capital rated nt $300. Today
the Rev. Dr. Ooodfellon- preaches to
100 communicants nnd has In his charge
a property valued at JDO.OOO, clear of all
Incumbrances. During his long pastorato
h has hud 2J0O baptisms. 1200 confirma
tions. 1700 funerals and has oMlclatcd nt
MM weddings.
It Is expected that an overflow attend
ance of members and former members
will bo present to congratulnto tho Rev.
Dr. Ooodfcllow on his extended inln
Istry as rector of ono of Kensington'
oldest plnces of worship. His long min
istry In ono church Is surpassed by only
one other clergyman 111 the city, thnt off
ino iirv. nr. sillies, or Old Gloria Dejl,
who haR served thero for 15 consecution
years.
"THINK ON THESE THINGS"
"Text: 'Whatsoever things are Into
think on these thlngs.'-Phlllp-
r plans, Iv, 8.
MUSICAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S
Tho sixth musical service will ho given
nt St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, COth
street nnd Baltimore avenue, tomorrow
evening lit 7:15 o'clock, when the choir,
under the direction of May Porter, or
ganist and director, will render Rossini's
"Stabat Mater."
Tho solo parts will bo sung by Kdna
Florence Smith, soprano; Jean Douglas
Kiiglcr, contralto; James 0i. Macdonald,
tenor, and William F. Newbury, baritone.
Thev will be assisted In tho choruses by
Ruth K. Cross nnd Hettlo Myers,
sopiunos: Ida A. Mcdlrr nnd Dora Young,
contiultos; Dr. Francis C. O'Neill and
Oliver North, . tenors, and Howard 8.
Hipwell, William Cusloy and Joseph
llriggs, bassos.
THE "BILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH OF TOMORROW'S LESSON.
(March 7, 1915 International Series I Samuel, 8-10,)
WHO IS SOVEREIGN?
By GEORGE G. DOWEY.
W ICSSOll DlnrJkv fl fintiiiilim . i aim si fit Hi Mnni-ii s. uidt
rl'jT ---... ...t.iffw tiw vyMfilMy M i iiwiw - fl fu iliui 'f 4(t.j
I rlo o man.
for many centuries Jehovah was the only rccoy
nizctl ruler in Israel, dlreutlnu tho government
through prophets, priests and judges, finally the
people urew tired of this sort of rule, and then de
manded of old Samuel, the prophet, a King, to rula
over thorn and flyht their battles, as other nations
had. Tho result teas tho choosing of Saul as tho
first Uing, Chapters 0 and 10 tell tho story of his
selection, and show how natuially (lod works in tho
affairs of men, Saul Is a mere Incident in the nar
rative, Tho real lesson is that of the folly of the
nation In rejecting the kingship of Jehovah for a
tickle and futile human government.
The central truth is suggested In Chapter 8, 10-tO,
"(Ire us i king like all tho nations." (Jod did no(
Impose Ills Kingship upon tha people; He permitted
them to choose their own sovereign, (foil gave Israel
the kind of king and government Israel wanted, hut
not without warnlnn at the nnnsenuences of such a
hC later iLlatomi nt tlia ,ffnt -..III. Af.n., 11 Itluni t,,,rttn J..
Bw roved iha fUu of more human kings and government.
f permuting today the kind of government the world wants; It
M matt'fula to God-rule. Qod tolerates earthly kings and man-made
' ro prove their futility. Human self-government Is a delusion,
.11 O III II ana rentlti tit ,. ,... ll. .-... ..,. mi.. ......--:....!.. ..I -tj
f?Preme. One .in,, j,,',...-.. -.- ...... . ...... ... -., j
tfacV will again be the rule. A noted preacher described the coming
, "' ,ne Wea &. to bear righteous rule over the earth. Queen Via-
ZhtL. WU deeply moved. She said: "1 wish lie would
"'atlc J lie, that I xulnhf fno ;,. ...,,., nl .h .,mrWm arantmut .
" w if ut uu feet." Jesus shall reign.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
'Tartntr an Eccleslaatlcal Trial" lll W the
topic of Hi? Rpv. Dr. Oforue Chalmers Hlch-
ii.ui.u, ricior oi hi. .ionn rrotestant ;piico
pal church, tomorrow tnornlnjr. In the -nliig
Mn aubjert hns been announced hh "Tho
niarRea AgBlnst lllshop nhlnelanJer First,
T.impnrliiB with Vnltrct Rta.te Mali, and Hec
ond, Crutl and Unirodly Treatment of thn Hec
tor of at Andron'a. Yardlej -A Itq elation or
f.p.t'Ojmi i.iriruMl.
Tho nrcateit Slht In the World' la th
subject or the Itev. frban f. Ouiellua paatnr
nr (Iraco Itoformed Church, tomorrow mornlnit.
Thi rvnitni; erlcn will hi preceded bv n
orsan tecltal hy Hoy Itodr.i. aasljted hy
William HennlncB, tollnlst
I. v, Norcrosa, religious editor of thi ronuo
LriKinn. will mldreai tho fonwell Plhle Clan
for Men In th( main hall of Temple l)nlerslt,
Ilroad atrret. hlow Dcrks, tomorrow arternoon
nt L' J.'i n'clntk Ills aiihject will he. "The
lien TnliiRa For HIIli' aunday "
The Itci. Dr. WIIIIMnr Auld pastor of
thn Calvary I'roabytorlan Church, will prtuch
on "PatronsAe and Paaslon" at tl- moritlnK
ssrlcM tomorrow, and In tho frnlng on
"Using Saved." Ho will imeaK. at tho mid
week service, Wednesday nfternoon. nt S
o clock
Tho nev Ilr. Kdnln llejl Dell(. pastor of St.
Matthew 'a Lutheran Church. Hrond and Mount
prr.on Mrroth, will nrcarh tomorrow mornlnic
at in. IS o'clock on "Hpondlnir and Heine
Socnt." Th rantata. "Penllence. Iardon nnti
reaee." will ba suiic In lln ovenlnc nt T.IO
ocloilt Tho nev. Dr. Dclk wilt deliver a
All organ locllal prere.llmr tho aftrinnon
eenlce at the second rreabviertnn riiureli,
T.ilneho,-ken and Oreene etreeta. Germantnvvn.
will ho Klven hv John W. Pommer. orffnutft.
tomorrow. Tht proaram will coiiilat of Clrlea'a
"I'oeinu Krotlnue " Hhelnberaer'a "Thcmo and
Variation" from Tenth Sonata" nnd Salnt
JUrns' ' The Swan."
Hnlv Cnnitminlon will be administered at the
Writ Hope Presbyterian Church by tho nev.
Dr rharhs 17. Ilrnnon. pastor, tomornnv
moi mm:. The men's Hlblo class .100 stronir,
will meet In the afternoon Tho Hev. Dr.
llronson will preach In the evenlmr.
The Uev. Dr. Oi-orire D A.Umi, pastor of th
CiieHnut Stn-et llapilst Church, will preach
tome rrovv nt 10 10 n. m nnd 7 i', p in. Com
munion servlco will ho held at noon.
The Itev. Dr. William Hawthorne wilt preach
at the Union Tabcrn.icla Preihvtrrlaii Church
tomorrow morning nt lil'.IO o'clock. At 7'l."
o'clock In tho evening the pastor, tho Ilcv Dr,
jtonerr. nunier. win preacn.
'Union Garland will preach at .SI. Stephen's
Protestant Kplscoinl Church tomorrow moru
InK nt 11 o'clock and will orndate at conllrmu
tlnn Tho Itev. Dr i". I:. (Irammur. tho rector,
will Hpenk at I oMocK In tho ufternoon.
"Tho Original doodness" will he the theme
of the Itev. Dr Milton Harold Nichols, pastor
of the Methodist Opinions! Church of tha Cov
enant, tomorrow ut 10 :i0 n m. Ho will preach
on "llaltllnK With tho Olants" at 7.13 p.m.
Th Itcv. Dr Augustus n Ilarrett. rector of
tho lleformed Kplstopal Church of Our He
deomcr, will administer Holv Communion at
1D.:I0 o clock tomorrow morning. Ills subject
at b p. m. will bo "Can thn Mud of Paganism
Ho efemrateit from tho OoM of Christianity?"
Prof. Joseph D. Wilson will deliver the lentcn
uddrraa Wednesday at S p m.
,V Berlca or missionary meetings will be
oDoned by tho t'nltarlans at Cunnvan'a Hall.
Allesheny uvvnue iibove olh atreet. tomorrow
ufternoon ut I o'clock.
Tho Hev Dr. Ilnrvcv Ofllter will conduct
the vesper set vice at Houston Hall. I'nlversltv
of Pennsylvania, tomorrow afternoon at 4 .'to
o'clock.
"I'althful Unto Death" will be tha subject
of tho Itav. Dr Charles W. Jlarvav, pastor of
the Church ut tha New Jeruialem. tomorrow
at 11 a, in
The Hev. I.ee H. Itifr. pastor of tho Korrla
Squura United 1'roehuortan Church will
pro4.li on "l.lfo, Abundant Ufo." at lO'l.l a
m.. nnd on "A Contrast In Values" at 7 1.1
p. m.
Hindrances to I'ra)er" will ha tho theme
of tho Itev. Udwurd Warron, pastor of Ihs
tireen lllll l'rcsbterlan church, tomorrow
Inornlm; ut 10 30 o'clock. At 7.13 o'clock In
the ovenlnK he will preach on "I Am Not
Ashamed."
Mrs. Itobert Stover, of the 'Hilly" Sunday
party, will address a meeting for women only
at the Hope Presbyterian Church tomorrow
cvenlnn ut 7 43 o'clock.
No Night Tlnre" la tha subject of the Hev.
A. I!. Crowell'a ssrmon at the Tabernarla
Methodlkt Kplscopal Church tomorrow evening
at 7.15 o'clock. t
"I'hanea of Life Among Negioes In I'hlladel
iihU" will ha the subject cf the Hev. Dr, John
W I .o before the I'rasbyterlan Mlnltteru'
Meeting In Westminster Hall Monday ut n
a, in.
Jacob at Jahbok" will bo tha topic of the
tor of tho
ti o'clock t
Saviour of Martha," ut 8 p. m
Mlsa Grace fUie, or the "flllly" Sunday
party, will give her chalk talk on "The tiecond
Coming of Christ" at the Young Women's
Christian Association tomorrow morning at D
o'llock.
The Itev. Clarence Edward Macartney will
S reach on "The Ke I -am I." at ih Arch
trwt Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
m iv. ta w viuvivi
Testament
will he
The Iltv. r 0. A. Johnston Itoss. of the
Union Theological Seminary, will conduct I.en.
tan. BArvlces at 8t. HteDhen s PrntBtnn Unio.
copal Churcli from Monday to Friday, Inclu
sive. The Rev. H. Alvln Wilson -Kill preach at
tha Second Baptist Helping Hand Class tomor
row afternoon. The Hev. Adrian MeKasklle
will praeh at the Kverybody'a Meeting Krl
day night.
Bishop Berry will addrsts laym.n and mln-
"It pays In a thotisniid wa5s lo bo In
lino nnd harmony with things that aro
dcmotlstratcd to ho true. It Is a fact
that a certain direction Is nlwns north
and hns been tho aalvntlon of every ship
to guide Its course hy tho compass, which
always points In this direction. It Is a
fact that thero was a great giant In
steam which for nges lay awaiting to
be discovered to bo mado lo drive tialns
nnd turn tnachliier.. It Ib a fact that
thero has always been a great power
in coal, which lay In tho hillsides of
Pennsylvania waiting lo bo discovered, to
heat tho house, nnd mako steam nnd do n
thousand otlicr things. It Is a fact that
Ihero hoji always been rtn enormous power
In electricity, waiting for nges to be ills
covered to ho mndo to drlvo cars, light
houses, whirl fans. It Is a fact that
thero Is n fortune la nlmost every wood
that grows by tho road, waiting to be
discovered to make, some one rich. I be
llee that every disease can be cured
by some weed If wo can only discover
It. There Is not an allineiit that Qod
hasn't somewhere nn herb growing thnt
will cum Hint, nllment. So it Is sound
ndvleo that, Crom all known experience,
it Is ptolltablo foi men to think on theso
things.
"All the tood that was ever accom
plished came from some one stopping to
think. Watt stopped to think when the
great glarpt In steam poked Us linger nt
mm fioiu tho spout of tho teakettle, and
he discovered the power ot stoam. If ho
hadn't wo wouldn't have had the loco
motltie. UenJ.imln Frnnklln stopped to
think nnd he discovered the grcnt power
of elc.ctrlrltv.
. SOl't, IS RKAI. MAN.
"So we hae to think or we will suffer
grcjt losies The noild suffered the loss
of these gieat things until these men
stopped tn think. This Is truo of religion.
hatsovcro things nre true, think on
theso things.'
"Whatsoever things are true, think cm
world is Into In the splrllunt realm. Tho
soul Is the real man. and truth which nf
fects tho soul Is more Important than
truths that affect the body. Disease af
forts body, but not soul. You think and
huv clothes to cover yourself nnd keep
you warm. Vou think and buy food to
keep you from getting Hungry. Theie
rore. it Is n fact that the soul Is mom
Important than tho body; so think on
think a little then wouldn't im n mm.v
Is nioii. important than the coat of paint
on your house or tho color of vour dress
nr stilt. You think of these things, but
.,... , nouiing narcler tnan to gel a
mini to think of things pertaining to bis
N.'., f V105'1 olllv ,hlnk ml anticipate
n little, there wouldn't hr so ninnv fnm
lies In poverty today. If wo would onlv
think, a little theie wouldn't be so mativ
souls outside Hie church today and the
world wouldn't bo going to the devil so
fast. Rut people won't think to.ta.
Tunis tho reason so many are living In
wretched poverty. The money lolled In
and they spent It. Thoy didn't stop tn
t Ink of the morrow. Thai's the reason
Vi .. n.r !imK l" tho ,lev" i Hwnrtns.
t Je ," ,'"op '" rnn-'lcmr tiod's law.
The fact that you are hem tonight Is
proof enough for me that you aie willing
u.ll hoV"1'1 ,I""" "f th" ""M ""'el.
will ho for jour bencllt.
ninuo book of cod.
"I want j on tonight to think of snnni
things that nro true. Klrat, tho niule Is
tho word of God. Nothing hns ever been
more, clearly established In tho world
....,. ,. loci messes every nation mid
p,.P e ",?' revn? " It has stood the
I,i2 R 'i .' "? -N book nn "
hated. Everything the running of man.
Philosophy, hrutallty. could contrive has
been done, but it has withstood ihern "I
It Is the only book that tells us of n
uou tnat wo can love, a heaven tn u.i
Tho Illblo wasn't Intended for n history
or n cook book It was Intended to keep
mo from going lo belt.
"Tho greatest good ran he had fiom
anything by using It for the purpose for
which It was Intended. A loaf of btead
nnd n brick may look nllke. but Iry nnd
exchange them nnd sec. You build a
house with brick, but you can't eat It.
Tho purpose of a time table In to give
tho tlmo ot trnlns, Ihc Junctions, tho dif
ferent railroads. A mnii that has been
over the road knows more nbout It than
tnnn who hns never been over It. A
man who has mnde the Journey of llfo
guided by the lllble knows moro nbout
It thnn any hlgh-brnwcd lobster who lm
never lived a word of It. Then whom are
you going to believe, the man who has
tried It or the man who knows nothing
nbout 117
"Tho Rlblo was not Intended for a
sclenco nny morn than a crowbar Is In
tended for a toothpick. Tho Hlblo wns
written to tell men that they might Hie,
nnd It's truo today.
"Llfo Is the realest thing in the world
or nny other place. If you're nllve you
know It. A man Is allvo to God If he Is
doing what God wants him to do A
man Is hs dead lo Clod's word as nn
Fgyptlan mummy Is to the ringing of I ho
dinner bell If he Isn't reading tho Illblo
and l.in t turned from slu.
SPIRITUAL DIIATII.
"Whe,n the dead In n battle ato gath
ered together some ale mangled nlmost
boond recognition, nnd somo nre nlmost
unmarked, but those thnt nro unmarked
nro ns dend ns those that nro mangled.
All of them arc deatl. They no longer
live. Mnny n mnit, nllvo physically, but
dead spiritually. Is dead to God and tho
power nt the Spirit. A lot ot you out thero
todny are dead to God.
"Somo men ntn dead lo God moro than
others. Some nre drunken, dirty sots,
while others have led a moral life, but
both arc dead to God. It Is ns necessary
for a mail to believe In Joins to luivo
spiritual life ns it Is to luivo eyes to see
nnd ears lo hoar.
There Is only ono book In the woihl
thnt tells me nbout my soul nnd It says If
you believe, you're saved; If you don't,
jou're damned. God said It and It's all
true
"I3ery man who believes In the Hlblo
shall live Im ever. Tho lllble sas heaven
or hell, so why do you resist?
" 'Whatsoever things are true, think on
these things.'
FIRST .NKKI) OF WORLD.
"Religion wns the Hrst need of Hie world
and will h your last hope tn vour dying
hour. When you Ho down to die jou
won't caro about your money or tho
things jou have. You'll want the iit-sur-nuco
that jou are saved. Don't be hood
winked. HclP-ve and you will never say
A on nre an nlien to God.
'Second, it Is true that man Is. a sinner
b linttire Leave the lllble out of the
question, livery man who thinks knows
this to be true, mo every one has tried
to nuke i lellglon nf Its own lo t-nvti It
silf from Its sins. The) know it In
Chin. i. Africa, tudl.i. Just nn they do in
tin most l.itcllec.tual community. Man
sins as n.itnr.iUv as the .spniks lly up
waul, nml ma ii ovorwvlieie knows It. It's
true. Man is n i-lnncr bj nature: uud
thnt being Hue. man must have ;t supel-
natuial Saviour ir bo Is ever going to be
saved. A man cm no more save him
self than be cm lift himself ui b hli
suspenders or his bontstrnpH He can no
more save himself than a man can s:vn
himself when he Is falling fiom u sl.
scr.iper Theie Ih nolhlii Inherent In
you tlin t im can develop to snve yourself.
"I don t believe that iin man or 8
wnninu ever fell Into sin without a
stiuggle. No man or woman Is In sin
itcctl In this world will bo salvntlon-not.
ioou. nor clothes, but salvation.
'Tho nge-long cry of the hunmn licnrti
has been for Hie revelation of n super-
natural Saviour. Tho cry wns heard frotm
tho day of Job down through the cen
turies Row does It happen vou never
m-nr or anv majt- being saved by Pinto.
Kinerson. Carjyld or nny other mini? No.
Nover by any one but Jesus Christ Win ?
I II tell you- Because Jesus Christ Is Hi
Son ot Hod. TlmrB true. The lllble saM
no, nml H'b true When nny man stands
up and praises Jef.ua Just ns n rhoiK
man, but denies His divinity, lis nn In
sult to God. I s.iv to him Hint he 11
..an iing next, i ny lo him that he I
insulting Almighty God.
-Ml men must dle-nnd nfter death thct
Judgment Wo all must tile. Our llvesi
may be snuffed out In a moment or wc
j ''" "nor iingerintr illness, nut we II.
Jill die some tlmo; that's sure Wo don'ti
""' wiicn it win bo It may be tonight,
so Isn't It good sense to nccept Jesusi
i.u.w iny, certainly! I can't iinderstumli
on my bouI I enn't understand win
men won't nccept Christ. I preach till
I m tired and my voice Is all worn out,
and I am troubled and can't sleep, nml 1'
can't undeistnnd why nny man refuses
to como to Jesus, t can't understand
why It Is necessnry for me to announce,
what seimon I am going to preach on
any night. 1 can't understand whv It.
of Ills Thai's the wonder of II lo me,
Hint God should lenve sueh ft decision
to us. He gives vou the rlRhl to chootre)
w helper ou shall obey Him or not, but
He holds you responsible for the choice
you make. You can go to heaven It you
will. You can go to hell If you Want to
That's God s law Law Is necessary tt
Is tiecessnrj to men; nnd law would
ntnounl to nothing If there were no
penalty. Laws are necessary lo felt you
what ou may do nnd what you may not
do. God says. 'Here, Is the law If vou
do wrong, here In the penalty1 If God
had no penalty for slu we'd laugh him
lo scorn God lenVes II nil In nn II-
tells you exactly what the result of your
tn-i'iicioii win oe rimer way. Ira God .
law.
" 'Though vour sins be ns scarlet they
shall be white an snow '
"Do vou know thai chemtstrv cannot
make n scnrlel rag white? The rar
Pickers know thai and do not want
sen Met rngs whero rags lo be made over
Int.. while are wanted. If your life Is
starlet, nothing but the grace nf God
will make It white at the Judgment
"Now. 't s up to vou On the Judg.
tnenl da the txird will array Uio blessed
on Ills right and the damned upon His
left. It Is ur to you to say where vou
will stand Ilv your voice you can' fix
your eternal destlnv with the saved, or
tin. .1.1 l.A ,.An.m.. . I -.,,,. ,
... ....., ., ..vtrpriH ill p.'". "1LI1 ICOpiCi -" .. ...., nun um nVCtl. Or
to nccept Jesus Christ nnd live as fteil cnn mnkc yourself one of the lost What
would have them live. J do Jon nny?"
iiBATHBNs mJLinvi:. II
"All Mm heathen nations believe li( nn
Judgment. Isn't hat queer? Can join!
iinrlerstntid It? It Is lo appease his gods
Hint tho Indian snake dnncor tinned
whllo he wreathes himself with writhing;
snakes. It Is hopo that those snakes Willi
tlnd their way down In the bowels of the;
earth and placnln the gods he worship
Mid before whom he has got to standi
Judgment.
"Captain Arkwrlght ascended thn Alni
In Switzerland nml he slipped and felllj
iiho a rut in a glRcier and met his death
They could not tlnd his body Thlrtvr
years after thev found his bodv their,
where II had fallen. It was noi deenved.
but was Just as It was when he met' hlsH
ileum, ills watch was there, his pocket-,
book was theie, his knife was there, hist
luonev was there. Kverythlng wns as IK,
had been "0 years linfnrn. So. In ih
Judgment, everything will bo preserved
Just us It was on earth and will lie rel
veaieci
IIKr.iniOCH NOT1CEH
I'rrshyterlan Continued "
U,?8T .5.' ,r.0lT.,r Preslnn nnd Aspen stT
Itev Charles I". Uronson, D. D . Minister,
tttv Charles H. Wliltaker, II D.. ",, stant
I4Jn. m-Comniunlcania' Prayer Meeting,
'? nil i) n, llTme ft'"' "tth S""""
l-S-ian'.'h,,,.
3 45 1.. m Christian Knd.sv or Societies
". '"' ' f Uronron will preach Theme.
.-i7'!"Xhaeus tho Publican ' fWlal mVi.tr
vi UODLAND I'ft'KSrtVTKttlAN ciitfncn ""
13d and Pine his
JAM KB RAMSAT SWAIN Minister.
ItOK ? H'rmon JAfOIt AT JAB-
2 ''rr"h!'' '"'heol .1. Adult Onsets.
w ),"Zfl'lv- srmon, "JESIS HAMOl H CUT
M ft II III A
"Come thou and all thj houee
I'rnteslant Episcopal
ciiriK'H.OK the iioi.V'APosTirns
S1KT AN'II CHFHSTIAN RTllKErS
Itev IKOnnK limilFHT TOOP. n. I)..
Itetnr. '
n 00 a m . Holy Communion. 10.80 a, m..
hundns Hchool and ttlble Classes II .10 p. m?.
me in mur sins vou can III
ii. Never. No sinner canJI'
wasn't made for sinners Ij
ATONBMIINT CHL'HCH
Klngeehslng nve. nnd 47th at.
s, II. 7 1.-.
SKflVlCKS:
1 beforo the sight of God ! Kvenlng I'raier and Permon.
"It's title that theie Is a heaven, but -?'"-' necter will piearh atboth wrvlces
,i ini i. m iiirrrniHii, it in n place set
apart for those who believe In Jesusi
Clulsl. If you die In vour sins vou can'll
koi inio ncaven.
enter there. It
thnt'H nil.
"its true thnt theiij Is a hell .lesusS
uuiien more aooui nell than He did nbout.
Iipftv.cn didn't trv to dest-tlbp It to us ntl
nil. I !r Just wild: 'In my Father's house,
are niiiiiy mnnsloiiH. I go to prepare n
pliico for vou. If It weie not so. I wnulrit
not have told you.' Hut Jesus said a.!
great deal about bell. He said hell iyJ
.- v:i iimiuiKi
tf
Wednesday. March 10. 7:afl p. m
Maundcr's Cnntala, "Olivet to Calvary."
Miss Kdna Parher
Harry Gtierney .... ,
Horatio Conncll '
P. II lirndlR. Jr., Muwial Director.
Sopran
..Tanor
...Ilasa
"The Judgment will fl vour cternsl .les.sl
tiny.
LAW IS N'KfU'SARY.
"God permits nmn to choose whet he
ne snnil tm n robe! or a lo.vnl subjec
OLD ?r. JOHN'S, llrnwn below Sd, "Tir. TUcTir
n.niid presc-hca March 7, 10 r,0. 7il.V Bob.
in Li!,' .Rl"'. "Jn" ''harges Aealntt Bishop
IfltlnCMIiiler I. Tmnnnplhr. ii,u f- o ....
S. cruel and I'ngodly Treatment of the Hec.
"'r.'". i-i .innrevv r. vara ev I n.vrl.,.n
iTte
preach
rr.1 U2T !'.' .t'l vndrevv'r. Yardlev A neve
'1 ",b."'' Invited. Dr Hlchmond will r
Irlrtov Mnr, Ii IS. Sp . '
itr.i.initit's MiiicK.s
iinpti.t
a hell to shun n. i n ... .,aVC" t0 wl". lonlKht without having ii.ado a light
Why did tl clvl "y101-'1'"' "ti save, nsainst It. No man ever falls without a
Lc iXh, Lu! V"tJ:?P'We?..ao,'' "tlUKKle No woman ever sells her
jiiiKUL DciievG in riifiot v- i
book tells us this. It tell,',,, why the
lllble was written, that we might be
Ilovo and bo saved.
"It was written that you might lead
nnd believe that Jesus Is the Son of God.
vlrtuo without ii struggle. No man ever
went to hell without a struggle.
SALVATION ONLY Ni;i;i).
"The IliHt in.nl man had In this world
was salvation, and the hist thing jou'll
I.APl'lHf TKMPLK, Ilroad'nnrt Urls l
-r"aVl HAI,,11S- Atsoelste I'aHor. ivllli
Mnrnlng. 10 :ia lllble Krhool, 5 Kn ;ve,. T 41 J
.llllIN .1. JOYC-H. .Ir " ''' ll
Kirlione will iieslst In tl.o evening. Organ J
ItrHMI. 7 1.1. Win Powell Twaddell. M D
CIIRSTN-I'T STlltlKT H.VPTISTCHUItCH "f,
hestnut Kl west nf 40111
1 KOllfl H I AtlAMK. 11 11 n-..,, 1
!i'iv-ltrotherhod of A nnd l
in .111 t ni -Wore hip and Permon by Pn
1 in -Communion Hervl-e
llltiie School and Men's Illblo
Ml n.
1 moil
7l." i in W 01 ship and Sirmnii by Pastor. '
SUCllND IUPTI8T HlJU'INO-lfAND CLAPS i
meets a "a 7lli h.low (Slrard nve. Itev. H?'
Vlvlri Wilson. Krldas nlahi. Kvervbody's
iV.ii "..."i" -vurian .iicnasKiu ron Ik hi
Jtnlll-i) Mlwlon Mrs. Arne and Un Kelnk
.er. enlnlsrs Sundav. Treads v and Thur,lny
iilBlita. Hnhnn Anchoraae .'toil N uih at
vvillaiiJ JlcKet. picsificrt
nrrtliren
parish op tvr i.itku and
, ... THE KPIPHANT
l'.lli st . 1 elow Rpinre.
IIBV. DAVID M HTKBLB, Hector.
n, m. -Holy c. ominimlon.
I" a. m Similar School
11 h. m -Morning Prayer and Sermon
dice's '"K,cnll,K Prnjer. Anthem nnd Ad.
Organ, horn ami violin prelude, and Interlude,
Tenor Si.lnlat. Dr. Howell S. Zullck.
The Ituliir will preaih nt both rervlces.
..BPIPIIANY CHAPEL
I.th and Hummer street
Xi 00 d m -Holy Communion
Jl ixl a m. -Alornlng Praer and Sermon.
-.4 17 m-iundav School
- ,-' il ... i,viii,,K rfiirr ini .vnaiess.
Ilev. I. W. Mi drew.
v'reacher murnlnr
Preaching evrnlng, Hev
IV. A. Warner.
The nrst Hlblo printed In this country
in a European language (Herman) was
mnde In licrmnntnwu In 1743.
A lllble In Kngllsh wns mado In
Worcester. Mass.. In 17BS. but It had n
London Imprint to escape ronn-cntloii.
Tho first Illblo In Hngllsh with an
American Imprint was made It Philadel
phia In 17SL' Kver since thnt tlmo Phila
delphia has maintained lla supremacy on
the Illhle publishing ifntie of the United
Stoles
Tin: pi iii.imiKits anmhm'i: tiu:
SnCIINII BDITION III'
THE FIRST INDIA PAPER
rrono
Family
sermon of the Hev. James Itameay Hnaln, pas
tor of tho Woodland Presbyterian Church at
11 o cioca voniorruw, e wm prracn on "Jesus,
clock, la a serlea of sermons on Old
t isirahliMi. tils aubject at 8 p. m.
Vacancies.
Arh streets. t 4 poloek Monday afternoon.
previous 10 ,",". Meinoaut minis
ter;. ,"" J"ll.l.b" held at 101S Arch Vtreel
ut it oelock In the mornlog
The Itev Dr Charles Wesley Burns, sulai
nr itua First HethoJIit EolMciul ekT"fi
I Oerreantown will conduct CommunUn ssr'vlc.
jji3
PIltbT c.HL'H'11 Of PHI. IIItr.THKi:N
!.','":.,ir,r'-., e:- v.?r,.!i'? "' pj.i
- . -. - .,.-, . .. ,.1- ii illa hum 1 fit ii 111.
Kumiiiv M'huol-'.' :io p m.
I'rnver Meeting oarliVV ednepliiy evening.
IINtlplei of Christ
Tllini) CHIllSTIAN ciiimcit
Lamastei ; nv . , , Holly and Aspen sts.
r.j:. wtNTBa pastor. iom, ;.ao. 7. n.
Drevel lllilille 1111,1,. (i,i,,. ""
iiii:.i:i, niDDLt: uihlk cuvssks.
Now Is tlin time lor the classes in iOU.
1 1 lurch tn affiliate with our orsanuatlcu.
JieliiihonriUr jSm. Muu'1 ' con '
Klhlial Culture "" I
Mil. CHAltl.ES y.ITEIII.IN will speak oiTTho
Con.clenro of tho cn." Ilroad Street Thoa
Jire. tnindav. II a. 111 Public welcome. 9
I'runkliii Home
THIS rtHKOiivfT
IUJ-H Locust at.
ma.
I'HANKLIN IIUMn Mill
TION OK INEHUIATHS
MorltVwinV.. fa"Vlco t'"'J"'l Air.
Lemon Hill Association
"Ht'M-A MOKA1. IS.stlr,"
OAHIIICK THKATUB
SUNDAY NIQHT. 7l.".l
ALL-Wi:i.COMl-AI.U
Lutheran
MKSMAII Ll'rilKIIA.N " "
I he erleinlli Chun I,'
1 nth and Jefrvrsnii sta
i.'.A.n,h1' '" WKIIH.i:, Pastor, will rreneh
i".ibU.U-1n'-Orcnhe.,U1 r' '" ,l,bU llt"u01'
.Methodist Kplaiciial
CHl'ttCH Op-flllTL'OVU.NAN'l. '
isih and KpriKe ala.
illl.TON
HT. MARK'S t'HUHCIl
I Mh 1111I Locust sir.
Tho Itev. KLI.IOT WIIITi:. Hector
SL'NDAY
I j and n Holy Communion.
-V , ilHUIIl
11 Choi 11 1 Cueharlst
. r.horal rvenong, v itj short addrtu and
Anthem, 'ollowed l,j Organ Recital.
rue Hector will preach on Sunday at 11
WKIIUIIAV SUHVICES
.',; ''!" ""il ti 0. m, ami n p. m.
in Lltniii will Ir said and Intcrcosalona for
i.V ln" "" VVeitncsdajs and Krldays at
hntur.ljj ot IS 111 the Ilretor'a Bible Clan
On the Chunh) Thuivilajs and Snlnts" Days
uiidltlniinl leehnilon. ii-'mi am
J SJ HTKPHEN'S CHCHCH.
lUth nt, ul.ovo Clitrmut.
j lit 1 CAR I. K. HtAMMt:H, S T. II . Hector
.....Mi, ari.ii.i-n ii.;i, a in., iioly com
1n1.nl.111. 11, Imnilig Prayer. Sermon and
(.onflrmathjii. Ilishoi. ..arlaiia will adminis
ter the rile of Connrmailon and preach. 4
i m.. Kvenlnj Praer and address by tha
Hector. In tho afternoon the Hector Is glv-
,1!f',."uM' nf, 'futures on "The Oospcl He.
Iilnd tho noapela.' '
HT. STEPHEN'S CHL'HCH "
10th above Chestnut.
MARCH 8-11:
;V',".A' JOHNSTON ROSS, D. D Units
Theological Seminary,
MARCH 1.1 (Saturday):
RCV. JOSEPH II. KAH
onai Church.
KAHP, St. PtuP M.m-
rprii
ll.vl
Tlu'n, light weight and very compact.
Printed from De Virtne large Pica type.
Contains Family Record, etc.
Printed on the finest India paper made,
.. . T!'B colr tons Is a beautiful pearl white with firm, soft tluUh. While,
It Is doubly strong; and tlnn In texture. It Ii so thin that It hulks only
ot an inch to a thousand pa gen ana so opaque that the heavy black tyrju
doea not show through. ' v
Ask Your Bookseller
In Two Windings; Rcan Calf and Turkey Morocco
A. J. Holm?tn Company, Phila. ,
i HAltlll.ll ttll'lllil u 10 ..-
1" hk-'-rhe ilrlglnal i.oodi.ea.." r
.'. -:: iMiiiiiig ..nun thu tilanta."
At half-iuai s. Men's Undo Class. All men
sinking fcood fellowshln are iiul J, &"?
man iilvtn u hearty welcome. r.r
Tin; riitxT jti11 oi.isr chpiich "
1 1 HAlll.Kh WKHI I.V lll'IINS, llinlster.
Morning Servlie, ten forty-tlve. r
MAItl H CliJIMI'Sll' N Hh'HVICR
veiling (-'ervhe. eight. "r'i-1
'Ihlnl talk n Ir.r LAPSED 1,11'K"
"I HE 1iit UOV"
ili" '?.'."", fru,'," "' Crucltlvlon" hy VMt.l
Ijoy Choir. illr,tion H 11. Olunlel. '"
TAIIKIINAl'l.r. tlth lelaw Ofurd-10 ,10
Communion 7 13. Special "Nn Night Their.'1
Note: voiuan 1,
.TJ'h7,tal
site "and style as toe
new India paper edition
ot the lciicyi.leM.edla
BHUunUa.
'-1 '
. -. ' Jerusalem (iiurdriiliorgluii)
h-AlTIIPOl. r.NTO riKATII" U the suhl.cl
of tin, sermon hu inlay mufulng bv ,he i'as
,,furct,,i'f,-'ye",.,,,:d.0daS0
body Is welciine w" "' "
elcome
I'rrsbilrrUii
AHCH STHVJKT OIIUHCH.
Li5t"Va'i,;i.'U,,V,r ll ,
J. flRAV BOLTON, u ff H Wu'i V?
TAYLOK t'Al.mefLT. Awleuit " 10L4 a4
m., Rv Mr. CaldweU wUI uab ti '
Utv. J HfcVfcUllifllC LtK V R.Milt.
S.3U u. la Uiaded U11.L. SAhiii
1 JS ' J,' . ii41 a,"11"' " lc itea-
. COMB AND nitlNO A KRJEND
Reformed
'i'i'm'c i?i i. ' ,li,lh"!!1' Dauphin-Rev John
l illi-lis. Pastor. 10 'lo and H: a. s.. 2'30.
Rrfurine.l KpUrnpal
ii':..,s-iiniv 1 ommunlun.
.2,0"i'j.'Cen !!" ?!u,d . ' . ''aganlsm De Sep.
raed I'rom the (1 dd of Christianity."
Suilallst Literary ftirlrty
CHAItl.EH Zl'KHLJN Leciuror and Puhlletst
will ai.tuk n "Mliliano an.) Morals" t
llroac; siirrt Theatre, trundav. I n. in, Muo
by Jjy l"'n Mmt Suing Quartet. Adiiils-
Svinleiilinrglttii
bllK NRVV JKItlSALBM "
Unitarian
i'sA-'i 'cW.W?,. :'"' cni ftt "
chlldMn and udulta Invited t a m , preach,
hu by the Minister, tubj.t, TUB UNPAR
ii'.NAIIS.j: SIN p m si.cwlil lecture on
HOW TK lliOHEIlCHITIClKM IN S1T11Y.
1N-.1 TDK II1BI.K HAS CHANCJEtJ OlTIt
yjKW Alli.t'T JKsil-S. vi'lJ "-
IllllAKD AVE H3JUJ. Hev. ii. B EVAN3
7 IV-"Mr undy and ill. A1KI1.00IST3 "
I'nltrct I'rcslijli-rlan
TI1K NORltlS HQI'ARK V V CHURCH "
Hanuica t. ana Svifiuehiin ave.
Hev. I.EK 1. HII-'K, Pallor
10.41 s. in -"Life, Abundant IJfe '
S.10p. ui.-IULJe Classea and Siliuol
1 , . i. . 1 i.,niiaii m values.
V place for YOL'. Come'
A plac
liilirlt nf IVnnltunla
VSSRBU. ,SKI,v,u'Eb. .J ', ,0'elo-VTiau.ioa
Hall Adaiew bv Father Harvey OtTlctr ta
lolel. Mr Henrj Hot. ' """"
Hiiig 'Irii'e Christian Association
REV. "A. POH1.MAN w adar4 u. m.
nveelliu I auditorium Subject. "All Thins
tu All Men." Tabernacle hymns end lsVru
iumUI lilo. Drop tn iliw under Mr I
ten A l ni. la the lobby All men wrdUllr
ivlefl .
oung Winiirii's Christian Association
Y- "iiZuh'ZKtifiM aT'
OF TUB SP.NRAY PARTY
HUJ, QIVB HFR CHART TALK ON
THE SECOND CO JUNO on- CHRIST.
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