htitei loflfigOerIflkiic > etJ A.MLINE CHURC:h in readiness pace h tilling TO receive confeRENCE GUESTS IRcw Hebrov College. i Stress and Strain of a Modern Pastor's Life Causeak Dr. Cyrus Adler, Assistariit secretary ot i-' s ,v "> " '* v i > » to Br », .. sonian Elected BeenbmithPresident.Has ing Number Down.Fewer i Institution, t

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The stress and strain of present-day > the rhurch and the university. Frequently Dr. Cyrus Adler. assistant secretary of J in organizing the United States duties are off the he leaves the train, to enter the pulpit the Smithsonian Institution, has been nie exhibits at the exposition in governnt parochial killing fifteen minutes later, and a sermon ^ There are more break-downs among preach elected nrpien in the ministry important institu- th the late are fitted to labor in or all 'j Prof. Eangley, secretary of meeting and filled in some of the rest of peculiarly any tions of Jewish learning in this country, ; of them. must devote some time to Smithsonian Institution. the time calls. He had of They The election took at a held making plenty their own parishes and parishioners. They place meeting hours to call his own, in which to read break down. Others take their places. in the Mercantile Club, Philadelphia, * * and to prepare his sermons. He had a If they are men of breadth, they probably days ago and at which the followingseveralVll his career Dr Adler has follow in the of their througih life that was exacting, but not burden- footsteps were present: Oscar S. sh--al In him than one that required twenty or He as of every kind increase theOrganizationscalls thirty Ark., September 13, 1863, but left the i'J. acted its secretary from that his services. minutes to deliver. "We hear clergy ^te until 1KIS. when lie was elected for he "in the fact that the place when quite young, going in the the he still holds. He has * says, rejoicing." first to New York and afterward post pres>nt. * * brevity of sermons now enables a man to place tri many valuable papers to conbutedthe to where he was And. in the face of all this, the say what he has to say in ten minutes. Philadelphia, educated at Je wish Historical Society. I»r. Adler was Rejoice by all means if It is really a the school and on e of those who contributed largely to. of clergymen is not keeping pace with high the University of number pithy, pointed, brief bit of message and Pennsylvania, from which he in rd the foundation of the American Jew. the of the country. In the graduated i growth teaching which you have been able to 1883. He then committee. leading theological seminaries, fiftytightcomprise in that time, but it requires proceeded to Johns Hop- jJe is a member of very many scientific as for kins Uni\"ersity. where he took his soi to a dozen denominations, thererepresentingare three times much preparation degr&» pieties and owing: his official position men one of doctor of in 1887, ha s been with the over 700 less students today than there thoughtful to prepare ten-minute philosophy devoting in touch all chief sermon as would be needed for one special attention to Semitic studies and ca authorities of the country for the were a dozen years ago. The church mem- edutional hundreds of thou- twenty or thirty minutes." lasting especially to assyriologv. While studying lasit twenty years. He has acted as vice bershlp has Increased by at Baltimore he was a fellow in this sands, but the ministry has grown by only I More and more the city pastor finds sub- priesldent of the Anthropological Society himself in a position akin to that of the Ject for two years. 1S8.VK7. In the latter of Washington, a member of the council a few hundreds. The ' ' '" comparatively . « .' "'« he became brighter, s'ronger and higher-bred young parent. In the home the child now IS?r«i.*» 'if'tf year Instructor In that branch, of the Philosophical Society of men of the country are turning to other little or no religious teaching. ThereceivesI becoming associate professor in 1892. toi and a member of the AmericanWashlngi is " As soon as he had taken his at os< because of the Insistent demands mother of today in the lower chasses * '" degree Society. callings b » » Philiphical " Johns his of sure to be made upon them once they less able to teach than she was ten years i *>*;>**. » *' Hopkins special knowledge }Je has published a serie6 of folk tales the K^aK^4^*vja.' ^te^SfflfesaUB^^ I" v ^ oriental caused him to the Leonard of ago. She lacks herself. She I .- ':; :;'j1- ' antiquities be ap- colllected in and issued ministry. Bishop enter training ag*?**;? f. ' J Constantinople Episcopal diocese of Cleveland reeentiy cannot give what she does not possess. B ><"*',*'. - '-}* ". -jp-. pointed assistant curator in the depart- de the title "Told In the Coffee House."unr declared he had immediate use for a dozen The ordinary, unthoughtful theory that ment of oriental antiquities in the I'nited j Hf> edited the "American Jewish Year and could not get them. Rev. Dr. the mlnfSter exists to States National Museum and two, Be>ok" from 1S00 to 1006. He was one clergy in supply parental here, of Brady, speaking at Trinity Church deficiencies, among other odd jobs, is years later he became custodian of the thi? editors of the "Jewish Encyclopedia." Cleveland, said that the life today of an | section of historic ceremonials and founded on measureless ignorance. The religious in which lie took special charge of t.he average minister is often a tragedy city pastor is now so overweighted with in that institution. He was immediately pa of American history and dertment the end martyrdom; not the extraneous calls on his time in the HAMLINE M. E. CHTJ1ICH, WHERE CONFERENCE SESSIQ]NS WILL BE^LD. ^ put to work In a bil of old. but that due to meanness and shape representative capacity j antiquities. postilical martyrdomwho of meetings on every subject and clubs petty treatment at the hands of those Art for the entertainment and d ations for the conference will be the use in behalf the The * should be his chief suport when he has for every conceivable class of persons, to -angements of visitors. receptior his life to the work. He showed say nothing of visiting impossibly popu- accoimmodation of the 500 or more min- of a separate building near the church, in wi1! be largely informal. given 'hich to house the offices of the con- j that the average minister receives less lated areas, that for him to undertake the jPtc r,e and laymen who will come to this city ^fter the conference opens the nexl HALL CHAPEL FUND 1BEGUN thati the common laborer, while his religious education of the children of all ^ertion. For that purpose. the house at nuorning -with the celebration of tli^ WITH pay nesday to attend the annual meeting: j;V.1^ street | toil and sacrifice are many times greater. ages in his parish, with their varying Uth has been rented; and In It holy communion a memorial session will The Bishop of London only recently domestic and scholastic engagements, is of le Baltimore conference of the Meth- -w'ill be the offices of the conference tr^as- be held to pay tribute to the seven u GIFT OF T\&TiNTY-FIVE CENTS went over to Russia, did pastoral work a suggestion nothing short of the gro- odist Episcopal Church have practically rer, statistician, secretaries, hoard of ex-; 1st of the conference who have minersdied\ tnere that others had always Intrusted to te6que. But this is simply another prob- b.-on completed and it is believed by the a miners, stewards and several committee during the past year. These are Revs must )cni3. A barber a shoe W . G. VV. C lesser dignitaries of the Episcopal lem that the hard-working minister jcca; co. imittee that the visitors will want shop, shining Herbert. J. Hedges, W. Church, came In a hurry through consider and And some ways to meet. piarlor and a news stand will also be pro-. Mialien, F. J. Wagner, A. R. Relley, H. C for n othing to make them comfortable. v:ided. In the church the south With ceremonies, in keeping seventeen where he did more church work,Germany. proper Mi-Daniel and S. M. Hartsock. simple years ago by the Hall sisters, and thence rushed along to London, *% Th<: work has been carried out by a com- P'arlor will be used as a writing room, <)nt of the actions of particularly localI with the simpleness of the message to be P!toe-be Hall Luttrell and Sarah Hail, w ith a office for the confer- tey came to this as and where he arrived just in time to keep "The churches are driven to all kinds tnitteie of Hamline M. E. congregation, in post specially int erest which is expected to be taker preached therein, the Hall Chapel, at 1*23 city Quakers, ice. The north will be used as a ter in a tent an engagement of long standing, it vvhosc building the conference will meet This parlor by the conference will be the separation will be dedicated this J1 conducting meetings of extra attractions to win the people," ^idles' rest room the churches at Hyattsville and 8th street, mission at 4"^ street and opena a counterpart of the great meeting c' "T111oittee is Rev. Dr. Charles that he adressed in Wall street whenbeingdeclares Rev. R. J. Campbell, the fa- headed by * do and the assignment of a pastorLangntc at 2:30 o'clock. va afternoon avenue. As the interestPennsylniain the he visited this country. He puts tht mou6 London Free Church preached. He E. Giuthrie, pastor; Edgar L Booream, * * ph ch church. At present one pastor It In a "widow's mite" contribution this nveetings grew the mission moved to for better work up to the menresponsibiltybelieves that the keynote of the church*- secretary and treasurer. The other To welcome the delegates to the confer- in charge of the two churches. Rev. handsome structure had its beginning. du arters ate (lift Louisiana avenue, where of the church. He calls upon them to einee a has been lia J. Meeks. who has had that remained for several years. Some time es today is the brotherhood of man. He the committee are George W.memofF. public reception planned, chargeWllni the building fund being started with a gift do some of the work he is himself do- j t() be held G. W. F. js expected to be assigned to -o the mission moved to 7th and L Swat tzell, Mrs. John H. Benton, John Tuesday evening. and -pot C hilt 10 tnr rpfiivnurl trv tha Halt An works this doctrine. 25 cents. others of equal v v- vw, uul «» l VI I tUI ing.the giving of every child a chance incessantly spreading and a new minister will be Hyatts1>»chosen of Many st] I IIVV1 IV mo liUl 1 *-»** SwartzeH will and the welcome - in life. He mentioned at the meeting "The religion of Jesus was in its inception ^ uber. Dr. D. B. Street, Jefferson W. preside the other. The communicants al even smaller sise were added to the orlg- i,c uisiana avenue. The last service there that he had knelt in w ill be extended only that morning and essence a social gospel," he says, vavi s, Hosea B. Moulton and Mrs. Wil- by Dr. Guthrie, pastor irgdon have requested that this he done inal donation, and today's ceremftnies will is held last Sunday, attended by a rrayer with one of the richest women in would find Ham Jenkins. o1 f the church. Bishop Earl Cranston, who on account of the growth of the jwd that filled every available inch of who was to the next "Where do you think you dedicate to Christian work a property England, undergo were he to- °nic of the innovations in the accommo- la to preside at the sessions, will respond sh there. ace. an for her life, and that St. John the Baptist alive memberip at day operation You would find him a valued $4,500. 'Blessed are the pure in heart." the only the same morning he had burled one day? addressing m ' A labor demonstration or a The services will begin at 2:30 p.m. w-c>rds of Matthew. v:K, is the doctrine to of his most faithful parish priests.a man heading popular be who had given his all to the church, ) movement for social emancipation. It < special musical program has been ar- preached at the Hall Chapel, to is our business to realize the kingdom of TWO CHANGES IN PAST< RATES OF LOCAL SOUTHIiRN M. E. CHURCHES. will be made by to one of the Hall sisters. Sheaceord?says keeping each year only Just enough ranged and addresses at their provide board and lodging for himself, God on earth and to preac-h universal / the converted actor; meetings are those By the time-limit rule of the M. E. r Robert Downing, tiJj and that it is not unusual to see the rest going to swell the bishop's fund. brotherhood which will sweep away and Rev. Frank J. interdenominainal. With the close of the great meeting he conditions which throw a pall over the WKk hurch South, Rev. J. C. Hawk of Mar- Rev. George Buckler Baiptists. Presbyterians, Lutherans. was to take up other activities. There lives of the larger proportion of our peo- VMf and \\. of Hall. | co Methodists, Quakers and Eplspalians. and in Church Rev. P. Jeffreys in so: were the poor to feed and good milk ~ The work which will be carrier! on of other beliefs In the audiencespernsat secure in Paul's Church cannot ' pure water to for the people The seriousness of the situation can be t. longer remain '' its new home today was founded about tine mission. - / . the slums of East London, where for better grasped when it is remembered ith those congregations, and they will be ! | eight years he has been working. there are scores of great congregations His efforts are only those of every |f|| iven new assignments. The congrega- S of the who tries to all through the country seeking capable^ j Butler the devotional services. I lnjj School now being erected in ministry membercarry and are unable to ||| ons conducted out the present-day Christian idea. The men for their pulpits R| of those churches are awaiting with % Addresses were delivered by Rev. C. P ap and of the part that theIndianolis, church is not the work. get them. In these days tne clergy are iterest the of the Keller Memorial ilii in the District are taking in itauxiries pastor's only more than ever men of the ||p announcement regarding the-r -U-1 Wiles, pastor by There is the case of Rev. Russell*H. Con- high Ideals,and ||p Church, on "Christian Endeavor and the paying $500 for the building of one of well of the Temple in Philadel- thought of the poverty of living and the ew pastors. '>' jhHP < :M-i' "" £m&iz8K%i& and Rev. A. Pohlman of Phila- l tin3 rooms and the Young Ladies' Circle Baptist assurance of work that is ||| ABk TP Bible," by phia. who labors incessantly not only never-ending fflfi .;.j "'£* \ ~\ 1H who was formerly a missionary ! by paying for the furnishing. Mrs. Self. for the but for its varied forced upon them holds them from tak- Jw{hI| $ delphla. church, |P| peclal Dispatch to The Star. ' on Man at Our Gate." i wl io expects to go to in A < to Africa, "The Indianapolis the are not afraid 'jaBttesKsV^A-.^^t^^ ,.£: *..* .* among them Temple University,interests.ing high places. They 1|! :^J^H£|||a Rev. P. H. Miller of Westminster. Md., | M .. ^ < 9IHI on the * | '*" " -< the and pronounced poi building The ladles thenrert turlng to secure funds for the work of same as other men. 'MBErlBfjiM i^^Yr ffiv^SBKjwwBM offered closing prayer j tore conference admitted into full con- f the benediction. j ad, journed to the dining room for lunch. with ad- Mr s. Pruitt was chairman and hostess. ectlon the v «>><:,' H A social hour, impromptu today following ministers, BHH: <->:<^' v:^BBK99 dresses, followed. Those present were the .'hf» Vl O IfO Kr.cn tolnl * -« m .« T 'he memlwrs of the choir of the »»u.»o uccn Ktii nicii iwu years: ivi. i. guests of St. Paul's C. E. Society. CO! Methodist Church Anauiawere ROOSEVELT SENT E1Y F. M. Episcopal GOD, abler, Richardson, A. Knox, J. X. The annual meeting of the congregation 'nformally entertained by Rev. Charles O. | last and J. W. Northminster Church *salac, the pastor, at the church of the Presbyterian Holliday. Bishop Wilson a^' on Jackson SAYS was held Thursday evening. The reports street, Friday evening,parson?, BISHOP CRANSTON I sked pointed questions of the candidates In the course of the of the treasurers of the various bodies of evening Mr. Isaac a nd probed their motives and Intentions the church showed the money raised was wa s presented with a handsome an increase over last year, with all bills f1 umbrella by Mr. John E.silvermntedFort s to their future work. of the in behaif of the choir members as a token PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-In studying the situation. If ever God Al- paid. Mr. E. S. Bailey, secretary |§g The discussion of the congregation, and Dr. William B. Smith, of their esteem. In his speech of into full membership eight young mighty summoned a man to a special Randolph-Macon Dr. Mr. Fort expressed the presenion receivingmission It was when He called Theodore ollege matter is the full auditor, were re-elected. Charles fat deep men at the session of the receiving Chamberlain and Mr. E. S. Bailey were in* of regret on the part of the singersteel\o:' Roosevelt to the leadership of the moral k!| of the body in and out of conferenceattenon of lacostia Church at the of conference of the Methodist UAntimont tlm J '£\ IlillllVTIIL Ui llIC UUUIlli 1 JlPUQUrtf re-elected y. |v';!v^ esslons. Judge K. D. Newman again Mr. L. C. Williamson, chair- t,1(i pastor. Mr. Isaac responded, Church, Bishop Karl CranstonEpiscopalof Roosevelt has called the people to dlstln- | trustees. his sense of a of the build ng committee, reported appreciation of theexprosst Washington, in instructing them In their guish between right and wrong; between Mk up today defense of the board of man itv the choir members good and and he || to the congregation that the work on the and gave voiceftdelof duties, touched on national affairs. politics statesmanship. I rustees, strengthened his posi- is street and Rhode Is- ,e)ATS. that has affected this he rule |f||| )r. Denny. The question is of so much the new structure will be ready for country," rerime The people are true. All they want ESSfr ^ thgt tmong those present were Mr and declared, "and this republic would have Is a and have the leader I llnportance that it was proposed to forego I occupancy May 10. After the adjourn- Mrs. to leader, they they GW meeting the niel C. Smithson, Mr. and Mrs. John E. gone destruction. There was a man should have in the man who occupies the inner and stay in session all afternoon. ^ ment of the congregational J^art. Air. and Mrs. unfettered was of trustees met and reorganized by Maurice YVilliard. Mr. by party who board ri \f i c C i m ah U 11 ~ .-.i a*.. » principles . presidential chair at It was an ».*» w-. Washington." W decided instead to meet again at L former officers, namely. uiuiuii jl*uur, mi diiu »>ir5. jonn ' re-electing all the 't 1.* _ o'clock in extra sesSion. Rev. J. W. E. S. Bai- Poulton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Watson ' W. A. Countryman, president; M. C. Bennett, lac, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, Mrs. Agnes 1 >uffy urged the conference to hear every vice president; Dr. Aliiikinson of weakness and * .. ~ ^ WT G Dfirrtr canrPt 'A Y*V Kley. Ellleott City, that calls . «o. « v. Md., Misses suffering forth rrlan on the subject, pointing out that ireHsurrr, dim »» vi»^, Kd ith that which is best in one. Imagine a Tew. Edith M. Pyles, Mabe! Pyles, Talk Rev. J. C. e< must back to his ssie Sadie SundayMorning world in which everybody was perfectly Hawk, very preacher go charge Rev. P. W. Jeffries, Announcement has been made that Mr. {^e Pyles, Puinphrey. Edna Eno, healthy. In which there was no ft informed. ~"nima Isaac and Messrs. Frank occasion Tastor Marvin M. E. Church South. jlly Pastor St. Paul's M. E. Church South. W. W. Millan. president of tlie District arles Parse, A Word as to Invalidism. to send flowers and notes of sympathy Sunday School Association, Kinsella. Elijah Kinselia, Ralph to soothe the of Columbia " 1 lliamson, Gilbert Lee and fevered brow, or caress the will on temperance before the Ver- Frank Isaac. Notwithstanding all the physicians and wasted hand.would we speak not all under acter s may be revealed and that they may A urch in the eleven mont Avenue Christian Sunday school systems of medicine in the world, those circumstances grow callous and self- am years that he has In centered? i>e rnade more fit to take their place 1In "ft I /MktmAh/V* ved as its pastor. this morning. terdenominational Union Meeting. the pills and the powders,notwithstanding arnol ug the bv and by. Ainnounccment Let the invalids remember, that shining one^, |in xlvuu viijwuju? Worn- is made that a meeting the message and mental healing too. 'THE PARSON. ;'he class in comparative religion at All The Auxiliary of the Christian of the much can Ike /V11» #ACw/l be even . of the Ninth Interdenominational Union will b* 4IIVJ.V, \ iiTT treatencnt accomplished, of Missions vnvn-j VUI IJf UrVILCo, a So uls' Church has been congratulated on an's Board full measure of health. Thewithoutca- . Street Christian Church held its month- he!d at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow In the the rigorous courses in physical exercise reer of ONSECRATION CEREMONY. been made for the dignified and interesting dramatic room Robert Louis Stevenson and of Arrangements have jtster meeting in the Sunday school of Luther Memorial 14th and and the another man of the book of Job last inpretationly Church. N prescription respecting diet, there many of letters shows that holding of the anniversary of the Worn- ne! church recently. The business part streets. Addresses are It is Atn 11 a. t~* -ni _v. and Thursday evenings. InWedsdaythe the scheduled to be is to be for sometime a possible, even when the head throbs, . \j i/oiiueu 10 necome was over by the likely yet great to Mgr joisnop a n's Home Missionary Socitay of the* pr< sentation the class had the assistance of the session presided delivered by Rev. Mr. Albert resiluum of invalidism The keep cheerfully at one's task and In Mrs. G. A. Miller. The bene- Evans of sick, like the the end to 3. B altimore conference of the M. B. Church, oi Col. John Tweedale. president, thei produce something of value May luch credit diction for the C. W. B. M. was repeated Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. poor, we have always with us, and to others. Whlttler wrestled Art been tc) be held in M. E. church in for the success is given to sor of the Baptist Rev. Jehui frequently angements have made /or the Ilamllr^ W. D. Goddard, chairman of the by all present. Church. George we will we may do them good.whensoeverwith Insomnia, but some of his noblest consticration of Dennis J. O'Con- tilis city Wednesday afternoon next at acted as secretary and mmings of the Gannett Memorial poems out of his Mgr. ^il of arrangements, and Mrs. BettycomtteeMrs. Carpenter Church, and My thought is not so much of the grew wakeful hours at nplj rector iuU o'clock. Mrs. \V. G. McDowell, the p. Leach. gave a report of last month's meeting. Anacostia. other ministers, night, and a of the Catholic University of the The speeches will be aimed at the cases of illness from many mother not blessed as Mrs. Emma S. Ellis gave a report for saloons temporary sporadicwith health ^ titular Bishop of Sebaste, to rica,p resident, will preside. After a Bible 0 read ann irth of No. from Mrs. T. E. Nichols, the secretary. to hut of the great army of chronic Certainly, Invalidism, when gracefully Irs. Wilbur 1'. Thirkield a report on the assembly Auxiliary 1 of the for their attend this mass meeting. Miss Little of recovery, ^ sympathy vt "L."* ^ ^ _ the ladles with a IPrlrnn.... Scpiiit Wct"». Rfilitrlrtiia thanking the "shut-ins" who more as an wm begin at 10:110 o'clock ^ wwv»v-«^ ivv.ii(5U7UO JUUUCailUIl th* Church will require invalids,accepted inevitable experience, w ork of the year will be. read by Mrs. C. I ana fnr flowers sent at the time of her Baptist lead the meeting. or less ministration from friends or hired gives one a slon the clergy from the arch-episcopalprocesof Wil be held at the Lincoln Memorial vantage ground from which reSj^ ence to the Cathedral. bereavement in the death of her husband, helpers. They are in every part of this to help others. said before l Roach, corresponding secretary. An &>'< Church, 11th and R streets,Connational They Henry dinal Gibbons will be the celebrant lay at 8:;t0 The who was superintendent of the Sunday Biishop Hartzell Arrives From world, some in marble palaces, multitudes Drummond was stricken with the illness a(ddress on "Is America Worth Saving?" *°5 p.m. following persons The requested that in humble homes, some in their which confined of t|le mass, and his assistants will he II address the meeting: Revs. W. V. school. president bearing him to his room for the ^r(.), Moeller of Cincinnati and w 111 be given next by Mrs. May Comlsky J. hereafter each member come prepared to Europe. bodies penalties arising from the last two years of his life re- ibishop nnell. Milton Waldron. S. N. Brown that his Ar(,). of Rev. Dr. B liss. an, to her name at roll call by re- >JEW YORK. March 2*.-The Rev. of their ancestors, and some sufferingdissipationllgion was of the fair weather that bishop Keane Dubuque. 1 others. The choirs of Lincoln respond ..511 ..loft ko k«r n It' i.in type; ur * i i«i a verse of jos the evil of their own he had never had Tho|.nas J. Shahan of the Catholic rvrj/ui i? vvin niaw icau u.v .»ii r>. and Shlloh Baptist churches willMemo1 citing Scripture. soph C. Hartzell. a missionary bishop consequences any privations or dls- sing was announced that the week of » or neglect of the laws of health. but let versj will preach the sermon. B Unity rown. treasurer, and Mrs. C. J. eral selections. The is to It the Methodist excessescipllne, suffering come, and then some Stewart, meeting open would be observed by the Chris- Episcopal Church, When one to think of this of see how he yj r. O' Connell has received : public. prayer here today from Eurone on theared stops myriad would take It. But the answer t)fui from all of the world. r class. The topic for today will be, Episcopal churches In this countryMethotis new will E the were the . Most of us who read these lines rose alone from her Luard of honor for the prelate Idwards, pastor, conducted for ,'hat Is the of Christian Church, northeast: Friday, 123. while the 13.079 bed. To a terrible phy- . Message Genesis?" 1 axi i ai « « ...... I*** « of from various Rainier Christian this from slumber, Biiai unui-uon nas Deen omposed delegates w omen only. The men of the church have Mount (Md.) Church; $2,051. parsonages*avcr> morning quiet aaaed tne nur- Qa.v,olic societies. the Whitney Avenue Church. , and readv for thi> dav's tasks hutrefreshedden of poverty. And yet that woman has een holding special meetings each night Ftev. J. G. Butler, Saturday, to another D.D., pastor of the Arrangements were made to finish the T'he managers of the Methodist many the night hours have made her sick room a fountain of * t the home of John T. Dent on Jefferson ther Place Memorial *"« Home at Dallas. are been full of unrest and What for the to Meet. Church, by payment for the support of an orphan Tex., tryingSettlentto pain. whole community. Youngblessing Bible Society :reet. where several addresses gave a "Reminiscent Talk"invitan. rail se funds with which to build a mission must it be when every nerve is a ladies .have been last for the year in India. quiver attending college in the town have An nouneement has been made that the Mr. Btoni ^inday morning before the Presbyterian Mrs. Shook had charge of the program c'uircli near the home. and the slightest sound disturbs you, come to her. not simply to minister to lade by Milstead of the ^jj nisterial Association. Dr. ' the Airier- Butler jars them? What must It be never to be her in her needs, but to and hington annual meeting of jturch. During the week came which followed. The general topic was j,a celebration of its 104th anniversary get light t. a e« !-i. tit 1 U-U ^.,An coming special to Washington in 1849 / hub c»ni- and In the course "Redeemed Lines on Mission Fields." totally free from pain, never to be able to leadership respecting their own personal lCtLlx i raci society win ur iicm leetings for men will be held in the of his long ministry in the the British and Foreign Bible Society do what other do. to with and cllurch and the women city has been and it was discussed by Mrs. T. A. Hos- sax e a children's party in London and people go strong problems. Out of her stores of faith in ing Foundry M.E. Church. 16th j|at of the congregation int imately acquainted with many and eager step for the day's work, to God. her marvelous her unfall- P st reets. The address will lie w ill meet at the of tetler and Mrs. Carpenter. cut a cake weighing 1