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Newspaper Page TextTill: SUNDAY OREGOXTAIV, PORTLAND, , FEBRUARY 13, 1916. 11 Rev. Dr A. A. atorrlsoo, rector. Here ices. it uij : Sunday school, luo Oooa rei- INTERESTING STORIES ARE TOLD. OF MEN PROMINENT IN MANY LINES J loeship eVcl-ly. Far-.sh House. Nineteenth on kjmrim iiieoi., -w. Church of tU Michael and All Ang-ls. BroaJaay and test Korty-third street North Serm.n. II; holy cernrpualon, first Suailay. II. third Sunday. 7 :iO. Grace Jlsmjr.sl. Weidler aad East Seven teenth streets North Rev. Oswald W. Tay lor, vicar Holy communion, I. excepliiiK on first Sunday In the month: morning prayer Colored Sprinter Equals World Record Inventor of Telephone Is at Palm Beach Former New York Governor Asks for Job British Press Attacks "German Baiter" Bulgarian Crown Prince Is 22. Prelate's History. and sermon. 11. bunds: school, iv. .o even lur service ht. Maltbews, Corbet t and Bancroft streets Her W. A. at. Brack, vlrar. Sunday school 10 A. sl.; service and sermon. 11 -i.-v vTLkR l.ii.tir Crertsaa. kr j; ).. li.-. ... A Cb, New '" In this !. in b-Mc-s nuxt. fami: If In t.reUnl I pictures! mucn tlt . :.-... r.d charm, eur author baa on rreiit f-r ur..4il and striawnc a, ..fa .a I"-. rf.llnee'.to:! of character The Kr-.af ml l ot apr-eare " . - . . (r. t.n.l f r afi't peace. es srrll n ti the H'""ll' w.-o. B nt.;:n i:i'.t d.ffereat "froru t.'ie Fug Und of .U. wit r"rT . le strains.! .( -J rii ami r- Crof:on I woman btil'.t fr Jove, htft-r.r ih-.shl and rrlfty. a vs,:)m.v iio In.iste on fa.hloomg bee con .tie ant fa-in ' wurM breveiy Iter a ftt. !.. rat ! t lor bee SI s-i l-r. f-ni.a. bat ehe. d.-ee " i: jw r-r l.'v f" her laubl.f to r-Kl rr ,.m;i!M'i M 'l h are la trou- Mr. 'ro'- t''B li the love story r' f.f frwri. "I: Fr-e-.ter. io at IT ..- .l I had male ml.'. ti':rt in with m man r;-rjr.) found, was BlreBaiv rrrl In h--r 'ichipr; totid tl- a l".lla weal t e-e in k nan. bat oei emf,-rt. Jhe u -nt t - 0.rmn. but f-arelsn rav.i wiiM B-t H Pwr lo f irft. -tl Is -a.'ut Ve en'e and tnt ti . a : o.-r.- 4 IMtlK Slei-e iwe I"U li-s a..f.iv '-i,.t .1 i. ; J v seotssis-s M-. r-.'i .u T u m i" rta.".! t, t.iot ft - a ti- k... .1 ;r- u it t U ' .i a.( til". I' a r w. . on,.. I '..' a.i ma Biaiaa.a w u tn -t tu.ff T lr.tt aaaiaa- f a 1 I. r.rB.miP'rr il. f .n an dmir.i.r. at'.r iftna "I c N RITICISE L-REATION, OT BV 1 INDINC t.m. f:-- La U-. tr "'" i . . no.. n-r t4 is- o- - in. (! !" tt U ptn.u-'l l bLtt 1- li w ! t.i f TH tmm k4 t14 I i t i - I i . y . Tt a-.r-f t . m l."jtr 'rfn .--. h-r ra w j-.'.n i' fc.n. Ih-ttl 4 ! ; tr-- ru-M f "i i -m Mi :f i r ,t 0t4 .1 r y ! t ! t nr. '. at w.t i a i-i-r l f--I brt in ur ' r ii4.n r-i.tf .i,t , - Thr tf u f. ft. !. nt t hr . j- r. rt f I J. frl -rt lf t i! tU nn : wit1 f- f it tit. it t i i Bto t c ana r-r ft I uo;:t : l T-'if ttg f i- irn.:. -.trir'i rw I t-" it r-: tiff, t:- t !. f l.t U n t ' t hT. pr-4 Im : f A'muitt .- tmB TtfiJ int ! I hi. ml r l! !. n.-r fc-r ! l"i!--t i. t mt-4- II. er , Um I It. ' r .l W t t iv. k oir : r !-! r--r ift "n b4 . r i -win. uw. IF u..i iw uu i w-jrw. t --. ' . b--r.ii4 ftfwH ad t j .ihtti "-i 'ii" rt 4 r r n i-'t - b-jn. f a litt. r-- - r - la r .'-- .f r r fl h C 4 e o :cv4 AUmhi Pr-wt-ja Totif ; Tha Mrsan ?J-brt-on I Ki.'w. bjr Arthur T. Vanr-; T.i ' rntc Mi.l'ir f Mia Tm.. I llonry Crinri; Moron l:rirton. th Man. by Hoaaman IfuU'rr: Morvan lib. rlaon. Ijr Arthur B. )4iurW; The Mn I Kai-r, bjr Crar Mtllrr While: Mur. Kin Kobartaon'a KtmuBi K-i;p. About b )rir aicu ti? Mtropolilun. iolntn-r furtM ta M-Alrr'a. brought A' llobarlaun pIrce-d work. jlornin I Hobrt Mnnllwi. Ho ba.1 ariiltn wondarfat alvrrr alortra ih.it re lrllnrl to take thvtr piace In AturrlcaA lllcralur but h w aj pvor bii.inraa in-in nl h wrote be fore the da a of fabulout prlca tor fl' ttua. ttqueeiad dry. ho u faring oM as and boverty. The rftort of the MnKUlin anl McCI-ire was rrrted to Klvtni; him the rrroKtiitiun and reward due hla nlu. The :tan waa tn-loraed br eurh men a H-oin Tarkimrlun. Ko'-ert H". t'haenberar' Jo ! h Conrad. Wl'lu.n tran llowells. Kupert llushea. Ueorse Horace Ixrl mer. Rknard lltrlina" I'avia. Irln Cobb, i'obert it. I'arl. Henry nur da. hi. Arthur T. Vmnre. Ke Ii-a. h. Kln lr Trier Donne. ilorran Kobrrtaon wa found dead, alandlne up. lookinK at the iK ua he lo.l. in Atlantic City. N. where he had (on Jo enjoy bla tlr-t vacation. , The rlan orlslnal'r atarted nn be fruit of Morgaa l.'-rta-'n will be cn tinurd by the If rtruio;itan and ll O'lrti for hi wife. The roynl'l" llrn. Kobertaon receleea will be her only octree of lncori practical!?. Motnn l:obrtaon waa a latter-day t:laar Alien IW, Jr. 'n dri -riptlona. ancedctes and historic facta Mint make the book delightful r.-a.lintc to th" travrl-r or the atay-at-home. Her l'0 illUf Irallona nnili pic turea nlrd In the teat form a aplen diB bttrjnnlnit for further atudy In the hitory of ialntltvr. It la shown Ciat AnirricB tnnJ today r.n the tcien.t trrajulrhuuse of the art of the world, and that her people through thcee art trranur-l murt "rtand for that broad Int'llei ial n:id aplritual alrcnKth that will bring- ui.lvcrai.l peace." Tb t-ee rt ef J.rMa. t r tirr mr -til i a.-!ikr.al Kiufcum-i. I.luitrateU. II. to. Jcbn Uim o. .var Vork Clly. An exqutaiteiyr fashioned . book that will purely delight the lover of the beautiful In art. written by one that knowa Japanese natural beauty Intl mutely. Our author thinks that no other nation than J.ipan so B'-nulncty lovra flowers. The General toe ttetweea, by C. M Maine aa. Il.lv. Orentano'a. New York Cur. Splendntiy done. A love story of an unusual ouni wnrann. a fluty that will be remembered a lonu time for its lasting qualities. Tbew I'll fmw Itaek la Tea. br f.arrjr tv tt Ji. tm it. k. r:- Co.. cw York Clly. h:eve iym irn and hi lore story, de- 1-l -tln.c the Ma woo.l. of the fut hland. novel of fine, healthy seullmrnC (.eewiar'e tlall.a el IB tawe el War. itu i f i- J. o i' li "I. I". r-itn.nis .w 1 -k Ki'r. C.inr.i.;. .1 under the auTlcea nf the 1're-i'. .1 n'-'i.sry ef f.r.-.-tn affaire, and bas-d ri-fl r-fl orlsrinal KreBcti loeuirenre. t i. . k la a terrlfo- ar uifnmtr! ef the tJerrr.A! rnethoUs of Mniii-mt lh pr..ent war. prtn--1 i y in Frin and Hettctlm. i- jut'- c .tA ihit -ja a matter ef r:-ii:-r'-' an-l rr.-it'i-rmmel eollcr. the -..rm.-Ti . i- . rnT. r t artd the Cer r-in arrv rtte p-r.i.tnt'r eretleyed the it-i!iif vilton of the enea e.i II nu IVm en'li-ia It l M all " rit"r' ..ft f - t b-rell set frvrts) and jr.. J. whlh ccmple'ely J-4tifls the AiU- in t"eir f H-!-,',l determina tion iut to she.-tjie fhe swori nor to it-n t any -ir""'al of tie.!iatln. cn'i! the power of it.rmAB mltttarl-m i-.-..l been fir.a'te ov -rtSrown." 1.1 sh.-rr. ccr a-ithor pre.ents the eae n. lew f the ITee.ch Oovrrn e-nt m tfii. nutter, and while the epmioni wi'l be ,-r.pf to werrtrs I ;eri:.m of tbe A'.;i-. It Is cr t.m t it Tut-.Ie a'lies In readme lra par., wi:. find rom for dis arreeroent. Tn la natural." Tt-.-J re l tfelil erit.lr trad that the Cermin Oovernrcent. hivln; ireini.s the iiu.emiBation of fatse l.jd s a tr;?.ir'men( rf state, havlnc ma.ie barefaced menc'clty a t ranch of tea public service, will cot hesitate for a riiories.t to repO'lisi an I deny. a n-.ail--ivi: Iraertlons f the enem. U'h proor. of German barbartam as may b- pr-l Kt l. either by i:g victims or by sntpa;hec!c victims." ine riptrr-h'iU: Vlilatl.n of the N" utrality of I.us mtvu -tr And fe:rlur-4: .lai"n of the "Tren-hj Frontier. He -f .r I-. . UratLn of H'jr; The Kl line f ri"r.r and tjVoun.led ; fornc. Xran. Il i ;-. Vard.r !olation of the fi.n.i iir v en t ion : t'e of Forbidden I-.4 i ie t,. . I ir H i.-nirc Juiulds and ,phj l "in j ila.ea: lU-Biiiardment of V rtree W ith.'Ut N -ti- e. and of Open T 'r: Ir.'ri ;.n of H ilMlns Dedl- s.e.l t. I'u Mir Worship. Art. Science .r Charitib!" furpw-es. Treacherous M-trnd cf W.-rfare. and Cruelties ln-f.!- t--. .-n :e Civil rcnuatl'n. Ir a 'rch f jr all of this dls- rut'd t.ry. . coirxreops book Is wc i n'Tth w ht w Y-irk V:aap4ee bs4 AreaBaaewt. be J-nntcr i ... fc . I'uifce.-t.'s eon. t iiy. Typ!rat! a bndk for the pre.ent time, when need of military and naval defense Interests the pect.ie. uur au thor Is a speeiaflst In mllltarv metiers ami was lately profeseor of political -lenee ami International law. Virginia M iliary Institute. It I shown that the fnlte ."tales hss beeome a irreat empire practh lly without bavins to f'sht for He expan sion: that while h:-tory i!-ll;ht . to picture American as he;t s? t."-e mot eiclusive. amicable and Ju.t people In the norld. as a matter of fact "th.y have spoiled for a f i -h t" on every oc rt.inn rnhrn It seemed advantasev'is lo provoke one. and have off., tally meddled In the affairs of every coun try wlla which they have come In con tact. In sriulnj that It Is time we sot btiry lli National defense, our author uiixti that the National ("onstltu- lian be iirrnjpq provKlinaT for the se-e-irlns of' cmpetert. non-partl "an Council of Naiiohal I'efensc. We ourht to" have an Army of 2Jv.4vs men, we are tnl.l. with itf.eoo men at the 1'snan.a Canal Zone and on our colo nial possessions, and to m.tmtaln I iese men in a state of efficiency In limes of pea e It Is Ihouiht wise to advocate the abandonment of "the expensive sjr.d stratect.ally unnecrsary Army pet. scattered broadcast over the country." The Maste ef Jewels Bad Charms, by Dr. iM.-trs KreJerlrk Kjrs. I : lu.t rateti. i. J H. Upp:nco:t Cj, l-hlUdriphia. A review of this book apjcared In The Ore con inn of January St. ' : 1 Sunday Church Services. f'-ntirvjeit Tmm Pare 10.) A M All Pa'nts. Twenty-fifth and Sarler streets Sunday school. 10: mornlnc prayer and sermon. 11; celebration of the holy com munion the first Sunday in taexnontb at .1 ana ine intra eunoey at s. Good ehrpt-.tird. uraiiam street and Van cvjtee s.-enue Rev. Juha Daason. rector. huii-Jay scnool. fiii; mornlnc service. 11; einlrs service. T:JS. St. i'nnl's. Woodmere Rev. Oswald W TS)-:u-. vtcsr. Holy communion, first Sun lay tl month a; evenine prayer and aer morj. 4. escet.t the-ftrst Sunday of month. Ht. John's. Xfllsraukle Kev. John I. Kloa. viear. t. holy eommuolnn. except on first .Hntilar of month: lo. eunday school; 11. mo. nine prayer; :", eventns prayer; hols coni-ninlin. first ajr.lar of monin. hi. John s. 5-llwood Rev. John ". Rt'l vicar, prayer. 2. holy communion. S:J0. first aunoay of moolh. ctiureh of our ae.vor. Woodstock. East Ko-i.-first street and Sixtletli avenue Ir'.'lun Orambere In ehsree. tur.ds) acjir n. is a. It.; ecrvlc aud asrtnoa at 11 rt. Andrewa Hereford sfrest. opposite I'ortarmwWi Senool Archdeacon Chambers :n cliars.' Sunday s.-hool, 10 A. M.; service and sermon. II A. a. ll.hp alcrrls el.moria! Chanel Everr S'inuay. holy communion. I A. Mi even -vs. I fl. Varka. cornrr of. Twentv-f'ret and Marsha!! ftr-et. Rev. J. E. II. g'mpaon. rector: Kev. j. a. tlstton. assorlste. 7:J0 A. M.. holy eucharlst: t:4S A. VI.. Bundai school: 10:1 A. St. mornlnc prayer; 11 A. M.. holy eui-hsrl.t and sermon; .: P. M., ei-nsons; . ID f. m mission service. t liavld's I'nrlsh. ilr.inont and Kast Te.-.rth slr..t. . Ku-harlst inltiln): W:4 Kuchortst (si.rct and s-hto!. all memrers of ti" s Ihm.i in go to Hits service, the boys !t-.lt-.r hi t I? rteht stile and the sir; on te left; it. nuiiiii. and -Tin. on 'The IMirrh. Wl.l.-h ;a His Hode"; I 30. serilc and ST.-r.on on "The Approach to Ke:Isoh.' EVANOri.ICAL. The KwedMah Ianselirat Free Church corner of alasnurt annua and Sumner street II. O. ltodlne. pastor. Sunday school. --: pr.-achlns, II A. m ; young peop.s s niaetlfif. S:4; prcachms:. I P. M. v F'rat German, corner Tenth and Clay streets 3. P. Urmlnf. Sr. pastor. Sunday echuoj at t.t'S A. M.; preachinix serA-k-e by '.he pastor St 10:42 A. M : Younj i.tpple's society services at P at. and preaahinf ny ins pastor at s tr. at. Third Reform, Lents TV O. Llenkampr psstor. aynilay school at 10 A. M.; preneh- mr service at 11 A. U ; catechetical class. baturday at lu A. at. LITIIK.RAN. First German Reformed. v TwclXth and Clav streets ;. Hafner. p.tstor. cervices l'):lS and . Sunday sclluol .1I A. M ; Y. P. if.. I r. m. Il the! Krce. Stubrn Hal). Ivy and Williams streets Kev. J A. Maley. minister. Trench n at 11 A. at. and 1 P. M i Sunday school. 1 A. M. t'nlted Norwegian. Fourteenth and Dans streets itev. w llhclm Pettersen. pastor. eevires. 11 A. M. ard 3 P. St., alternately Knslish and Norwegian; Sunuar school. 10 a. at. r Our Hav..r. Nwwalan, Fast Tenth and urant ueorve riendnckeoo. psator. Sund school and lilble class. S:30 A. M : (Jnellsn aernion lv Is A. M.; Norweglaa service at 11:4 A. at. German anx-!ical Lutheran Zion Churca (j4ouri l nod ). corner e'aimon and Chap men s;reeia it, rt. noppeimann. pastor. Services is A. 3t. and 7:44 p. M.; Sunday school. -li. Kt. James1 Knslish, corner West Park and j'-:icrsoo streU J. Allen u.ess. pastor. .-ervl, -.ut 11 A. M. and a P. M., morning aulject. "Tlir itest 'lestlmony i;oncernlng Christ"; evening subject. "Mlrha'! O'Hal- io:a:i and l.od : rtund.iy scli'iol at 10 A. JU : I.u:hcr L. asue at 7 P. M. Trli.itv ilerman .llllssouri Hvnod). WI1 tinms anit ilrahatn a.nu. s J. A. Klmbach, pu'lor. . rl.e. 111.13 A. U . 7:30 P. M s i. A M . Sunday scliuol; baisliicaa mcet- tnx. z I . m. t. Paul's German Lutheran. East Twelfth end Union streets A. Krause. taetor. leerman rnd English Sunday school. '1:10 A. at. : confeaalon. 10 A. M ; morning serv ice and holy communion. 10:20 o'clock; evening service. 7:10 o'clock: Bible study and young peoples meeting, Thursday. l . si. Jtettnry P.inlsli, lnion svrnne North ana .u ,irr- elr-l M. I . Jensen-Knxhnhn .at"r. Services. 11 and- . Sunday sc hool si;a tM'is clan, I"; Young Peoile's meetliis, Tuer.ls.. 1-liiies' Aid ocl-ty meets v. "inelnv at - at Mrs. H. Hansen s. 2I (istialii avenue. f UTTEE-IltY SAINTS. vr v a ; f I -" .: eo..' -s . . t --elSks ,' - S:f--'- '? v.N - .,. . - . S e ? e ' " ' . ' Crown A ) feaSatsa- i-hrtessrv-iiii n g"1 iiarS aw'?r'r" issssssBe I H' OWAIID P. PREW equaled the world's t-ecord as a sprinter in a special 70-yard race In the Mil- rose amateur athletic games at New York, itu made the distance In 7 1-5 Latter-tar Paints, corner of East Twenty- seconds. Drew is a colored man. r-unuey scnooi at ill a-I Another cnloi-ed mnn. Rnv H. Morse. r-r: 1. and aladlson M : services at 11:4s. and special service at 7.19 P. at. Everyone Invited. Jloerse IW-erlM. the Mas. I'los'-al'd. v-f-m .opu..:a .vlassiine enl.'e. New Cii. As a story writer of blab merit the lite Moruan Kolxrtson he died March 2t. IJ'Jr was not so we I known to is countrymen as he ouarht to have teen. l.ohr-tso-i wae a natural wanderer, an I'MtU'I. and anything about his e '. enirt -. unusual life la Borth read Ina Hie stories are unltj'ie and hold a p'j.' in American action that Is ail their own. This b'n)t Is a arrl r( memorial to f.rgan l!.herron and consists of dif ferenl viewp.i!r.ts r several writers. whe met and knesr flobertaon when be first hr.i writing. It presents a p'ct-irs of New York. Bohemia which I. row nearly a iri'iwtv of In. (Miet. 1 ke the llterirv srlnte who made It !' Sertson. K'Hen-) and others, of that Ik. Thr contents f this v.ilim.: Mot tia Robertson, hhprf.ate: aint'ierlns f n ro..s an AutoMo.rarh) : Muelia-bts -ti Morgan Klertn. by ieth Myle: ly ba r-nlsh With Madness, by Mor- aa Kobert.-"n: Morgan lioberteon. Jiero. by J. iJNe.il; The Art of Jdor ata Jioicf.jco. by CUaxlsa Uaosoo My ltl-4 Tear ef Ike tirewl Bar. by Frd- rk fl.n.r alrad Co.. S'm York Cltr. "f:y the only official representative of the American press, with the Hrmsh aimv In France. rtr.d eVlrcted by Lord Kitchener." That significant rrarraph best de scribes what sort of a book this la the war In France and Heljtlur.i. as seen by a ncu'.rat American war corre spondent. The hook and Its sympathies ari of course. In favor of t ie Hrltlsh allies In this war. Mr. Fanner le a -raihlr. rapid-fire. Interesting wrtter wiio has stood th teat, of exj-e.!ence In reporting the. Incidents ..f several wars, and us writes with the trained case of a veteran. Mr. Falmer says that pictures of the, German Crown I'rlnce have been dis placed In shop windows In crmany for pictures! of F.mperor William and Marshal llindenbur.'. The spirit of France la well portrayed In the sen tence spoken by many French aoldiera: -We will die for France!" British md especially Cannalian troops are highly praised, and guile a airaniatic hit "f writing Is the story "t the fiermat. "ras" attack In which the Canadian troops won renown. It Is conceded, tnouah. tha. the Uerman army on and after Mons ought to have !'ol" the tittle Krlt-sh army, but dldttt. iThat rv-tsr.-. te ee hi Aiwevlca. by r-eda si Itrvant. lililrat--d 12. Jona tj,r. Nw Y-vrk On. N T. This l mirror of American art. as viewed from the pictures seen In vari ous picture galleries of America, from Kostoa to ."-an Francisco. The .eaon cf the booJt Is -ee America first lo art." It Is staled that today it Is possible to find In the museums of our various Ameri.-an cities rainlinrfs that form a conevullve hi.-tory from Oi.-'tto through Frn At'.geli-'o. riottlrelll. It-l-hael. Titian. Itubens. I'.n.randt and Velasqueg to the modern masters of Ftiropewn and American art. Hub In order to see art museums rltthlly in I he short -time at the dspossl of the general tourist, a careful g ille must be had to save, time and strength, lira. Hryant throws many sidelights on the pictures of An-eric and thcir-t slater J, I", -pastor. feriU-ea at II A. M. auj 7 ! M f.nd.vr school. ! A. M. : Jim r-t.tlsn In-lraicr, 3 P. M : Internf-olste il.rl.tiia Krdeavor. 4 13 l. Ju.: bep;or lns:l .o ii.j .r, t Jil ! M. : morning ser mon. Trie t Lurch e ur.e Fu-udalwn" ; eeu Inc sacred c ncrt. irishltn... glairi ardV'rescolt streets i.ev. k e Itoliinser. pa. f-r. In. bundav s-n.iol; 11. -o.ir An, ln-r in the ii.o.Iiiess of Jesus- ; a. junior Kntleavor: ll Jo, y. P. F-: IJ'ts.t. m-:iiorl.l service. a--'" by lion. K. V I.I: t lef ..; 1. I'l..:rlm. hhaver rrreet and Mlseourl ave nue I:. v. V i Kantur. minister. W.43 A. it. rund.v-v shiol. II A. M.. prearhlnc. B M l- J. nrtstti.n Eii.lraro. ; 7 So P. M. presr hlne ruiv-T-tty Park. Haven tr.et. pear Lorn lard Kev. F. J. k-irr. p.i.ior. In A. M. funly school: II A. V. -Tlie ReJt,.n of .ii'tihim uncoir 70 . j., i.ristlnn s.rir:e.r .nvlrM, 7 i. ;t . -.1sMn. t ta l.n or t';e l...tus Klwer.' Illu.trnted: .iiursilar, T.-O P. M. nm'..ek ser:cea. ntR!STIAf. Flr.t, Path and Colnmb a streets Oeorge m:n.aler. 11 A. M. service; I:l P XI. servicv Wooaiwn. eorner Last Perenih and I.lb sny street w. 1, M.llinaer. mistier Ilibie - I1- 01. :4.v: morning worsh-p, 11 r ihrlstiaa .'t J.aior. a. li; availing service, 7:20 Ver-i. a. corner Kast rifteemh and Wyran: slreetav A. J. Melton, mlnlatar. Hlble a-noo;. IS; mom'ng vmrshlp. 11; nirtsllaa Kn.lesvor. 4 2; svnl-g scrvtere, 7:J0. a-lvsat rhrsatian. 41 Second street, near II a. I street Rev. J. 8. Lucas, pastor, cerv ices, prearhlne. 1 30 o'clock; Sunday school, li. and Leys! Workers 4.2: preaching. 7 20 eeloek; prayer meeting. Thursday. 7. ear school: II. prea-hlng by the pastor; eoed si "Joired Vjj.u w ri s,js, ujaj o K Tibbe Maxsy Regu.ar servleea. 11 A. M. and 714 P. M. Kast fide, corner Kast Twelfth and Tay lor siresie. Itev. A. I. Crim, pastor In Hie morn'ng the psstor w:! ueiivsr an addres on "Tlie Presence of J.-s is " In li s evening the theme Bill be "A Ilibie Mary." i:o.ln. v Avenue Ho.l-.-v avenue and Knott STeet Kev. J. ilriormlev will spenK at 'I A. M. ; trieme "Trnsf.rnintloii"; at i..70 P. 11. urn mis. . hit ii H. la!y Bill spek; hi. sut-jert Kill be -The I-nvmans Uppor lunlty In Ihe lo-lal H. enstructon.' mm-inv mcience. Vl.-sl. Kxeretl. between Kli;hteMli shd Nlnete. nth 'streets r. rv Ives. II nnd J; sub ject of iessn sermon. '-Sovil": Sunday school, n 4 aud 11; Weernesdsy evening meeting at a. riecon.l. East sixth street, and Holluday a eiiue Servir.-s. It and : subject of les son s. rrnou. -.-toul'-; bundsy e.hool. D:4i; vVe.!nc-!av eysr.inc nuefns at s. Tird. K.l Twetfth an. I salmon streets Servi.-es. ll and S: subject f lesson. s-ul": Sunday school. 11 and 1J:1A: Wednesday evening meeting at 5. rourth. Ysncouv cj- avenue nn Emerson street -rvlces. and subject of es a-a sermon. oal" : Sunday school, tt-AS and 11- Wednss4lay evening meeting at a. Fifth, xtyriie P.vrk statloe, riervlces. 11 A.- l : su: jet of lesson a'-rniun. ' Soul"; fjn.lsy s. hool. S ..;o and 11; Weunesday even In mo:r.s- at S. Chrtaii.in S.-Ince Socletv. Holbrook Mock. St. .loiins Keivlces to-lsv at II; vulijeel of 1 . n sermon. 'Ssiil-' ; Surelsy school. 11 and I?. Wednesday evening mecllr.e at H. rilRISTIAN AND MISSION ART AI.IJAXCK Gospel Tabernarte. corner Fast Nlafh and Clav etre-rte John E. Fee. pastor: Sunday school, to A . M-: preaching. It A. M. Prayer meeting Tursusy. T.4.. Bible study ea scriptural healing, Friuay 1:13 P. M. Ill YIN r TRITII CFNTl.K. First. Ill Twelfth, comer Alder street, will Le le.'lcale,' to.lay al II A. M. Itev. T M. xilnard. ps.lor. Services., II A. M. aii'l V. XI :.-IMc nub. Tiicuday, 2 V. XI. ; s,:!y rlsss Tliurs.'sv. f A. M. rriMtjrAL. I Pro-.aih.dral of Ft Slephea the Martvr. Thirteenth and Clay s-rsets Very Rev 11 M Hamsee. dean. o:y communion. 7:4; siinHay sehoot. lu: moralng service. 11; serv ice for colored peopss.- evening service, I IL Tr.clty, Nineteenth aad Evarclt a I roe la . MFTHODI-.T EPISCOPAL. First. Tselfth and Taylor s'.reets Dr. Frank L. Loveland minister. 1:J. preach- Inc' ty Dr J. H. Trlmt:e; l'J.1.7, Sunday svtowi: a no Young People's Council a-c rvas hv J-orrls . Khnes. v ltoe iliy Park. Sandy Boulevard snd Fist Kif-y-v!rh'.h sti-efi. North William Wallace Yn-Jlikivn. min.sler. W:4.1. sunuay school- 1 1 .ii, Thu Hoy America's ilreal. eat A.iM-t : hio ari-rli'Hiir or evemns sorvlce. l.aiirelod. Sixty-li'lM s'.n.-t Sioithvast. near Post r ri: t'. R. Carlos, pastor. 11 M. -T.e Herald of Peace" ; 7::i0 P. 11., came In second to Drew. Drew is entered In the Far -Western track meet, to be held at Corvallis, Or., on April 1. s - s Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of ..in, the telephone. Is at Palm Bench. Dr. Bell was born In Edinburgh. Scotland, in 1S47. In 1S71 he went to Boston. where he becajne professor of vocal physloloay In the Boston University. He invented the telephone which Is now in universal use and he received his patent on It in 1876. At the present time there are In use 14.838,550 tele Th- ZJIv.ne 1 :nncpator" : U 43 A. M .-unJ.ir echo.. I; r. 7,0 p. M. Ei-wortii le-ague; I phones throughout the world I 1 . J " ' . M.tin aim ris.e. I - , T , . - . - v.---.. ,.re.,,V. E. ln-aleA ns.tor. Sunday Jonn v. xyix. m-uuirrnur .-.c -hieil to.-.-i A. M",. preaching. 11 A. M. ; r.;, so-'n l.aiw. ojo i: Ji.; presenilis. I , ... ...,. . i. ,-. tl I ' f I ..UIl.l svoool . w.o.. n. - . ...... - l .o. oM'v.'r arenas fNnrwcelsn .Danish 1. I Ices St 11 o'clock. Evening services at 8 nirnar t ULiHmore street sn.l laninav.r O clock. ii.iu P-.-v Abraham Vereide. nastor. Westmorelsnd C. B. Harrison, pastor, lu S.rvi as st 10-43 A. M. snd s P. M.: morn-j Sunday school; 11. prcsching. "Preparlnr the crnsn'. Place and w omen's Soil": 7.-.I. evening service. ' Europe Im- i-sri : a a-tecmi i-i.nanon 10 isuies; even-1 pip-s ood not Christ. Inr. -l,- .. -st ..!.' a sermon lecture lu the r' w.thont.t York, is looking; for a job. Mr. Dix' business failed not lontr ago and he finds himself now without means of support He hai asked for an ap pointment in the Philippines and it is said the best that can be offered mm there Is at a salary of e3500 a year s - s s "Because he elected -himself chief "German batter" in the House of Lords, Viscount Milncr. who was Governor of Cape Colony from 1897 to 19.U, has- been made the center or attack Dy tne British press. This German baiting finds very little sympathy among; the British newspaper fraternity, especial- Jy so as It corneal from a riative-born German. To many people in .Britain this disclosure of the vbirthplace of the Viscount comes as a ereat surprise. In all his biographic sketches the place nf , birth hni been omitted and it is now recalled that he never took his years. Later he retired and he is now naturalization papers out. The nome living in ueunam, aiasa. ' sr ----; -J-J afOCe- Secretary says that by virtue of the statute of 1773, the grandson born abroad of a urandfather born in Britain wag declined to he a British subject. Lord Milner's father. Dr. Charles Milner, carrie from Tuebingen, Germany. I ' Crown Prince . Boris, of Bulgaria, celebrated his Slid birthday Inst month. He is the son of the first wife of King Ferdinand. He is at tile front with the Bulgarian army. see Bishop Brandram B. Ussher, of Ded ham, is one of the interesting men of the religious world. Born in Ireland, he came to this country as a young man and studied -medicine at the Uni versity of Michigan. Later he studied at a medical college in Kansas City and took his degree there in allopathy." Meantime he had taken up the study of religion, and he entered the min istry, filling pulpits In various Cana dian and American cities. 'He was con secrated bishop of the Keformet Church of England in X8S2, and served as Bishop of Canada for a number of. nc": s. s.. '"A. !.; K. I-., o l service. Thursday evening. Mrat African. -v"4 William avenue -iv W. Howard pastor. K. 1. I.. Thompson. assistant .u.tor. ITeurhlnir at 11 A. M claaa mcc:inT. l'.:13 P. J.: Sjudny school. P. M : i E. tvwiety. 7 p. II.: at b P. XI. Iliero slil he a I.lncoliaDouclns. memorial aervlce. address be J. t. l.e!s. subject. thS I i;entenarv Vethodtst Episcopal Church East Ninth and East Pine streets, the home like church of the East Side. Sunday school 1:45 A. j..; morning worship, 11. sermon by the pastor, theme, "Abundant 1 Life" ; Ep worth League meeting, 6:15 P. M.. all young people Invited: class meeting. 6:30 p. M. ; evening worship. 7:20 P. M., sermon by the pastor, theme. "The New Birth." Epworth. North Twentysixth snd Eavier streets. C. O. .McCulloch. pastor Morning subject, "The Value of the Maoeyleas Mull to tne Ivor d - evenmir. ins lor inn :su. Epworth League, 6:30. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. First. Vnion svenue and Multnomah street W. J. Fenton, pastor. Sunday school. 10; preaching services. 11 and 7:10. 'FAV t'llfliCH SOCIETY. New ci.urch Soclctv, Eliers Hail, Broad way snd Ald-r street (entrance on Biad wav Rev. Samuel Worcvsler pastor. 11 a v" aul.lect. - lyavld and Uollath." Sun- LnKllah laneusre. Lents Rev. Y R. T. Brown, minister Sunday school. I II A. M., 8. K. Toon, su perltitsrident. fermons by the pastor morn Ins sr.. I ei nlns 11 A. M.. ' :m 1'. M.; serv ice at It.nnetis chapel. .1 I'. M Trinity. Kast Tenth and Slierthan streets Rev. A. H. aid. r. astor. K. 21.. Ill; Up- worth Lcasu-. S:Sn: i. an Interesting Jew lh convert: 7.U'., Mr. Lyon, representing the Ulc Ilruth.-rs' Farm, will spesk and show pictures. rs,r,.,.j. w est Thompaon. minuter. :4S I bunasy scnooi, :o: preacn.ng. ..u A. M. Sundsv school; ll. morning worship. sermon by Evangelist J. Wealey MacCallum, i.einng un 10 mo cjame . .uviituwu service, lively singing, male quartette, ser mon on "Conver-luu"; d::i'i. Epworth leatu erangclls:lc service, sermon .subject, Ag,ilnt the Holy Spirit"; music, led bv chorus and orchestra. Woodlaww. East Tenth and Highland streets Louis Thomas. pastor. Morning I .in ruin's Religion-'; evening. "Prepared prayer I day schuul at 10:lu. j NEW THOl'GHT. ' "I , . Tc-mpie of Truth. Eliers bldg.. 14? Broad way Perry .Tames c.rcen. minister. Lecture u XI -s ilrnee IJJ ( a VI 111 i wua oai Fi.rd Peace Tour of Europe." PRESBYTERIAN. K'r.t Morning service. 10:0 A. M., Dr. Douelnj.. the AtKIl:lorlst": pper by Mrs. j0t,u H. Boyd will preach. -Evening service. K. tiray. "Th Ke-iKlon or Aiiransm i.m- -;jo. coin": T-oem. "Llnco.n," bv Mrs. J. s:. Iieii; ad.lr.aa hv P.ev. E. D. L. Thompson, surjjeci "Llncoin. Ilia Message for Our Day"; solo ists. Ml-s Edith Oray and w. 8. Drew Everv Iwidv welcome. I niversliy Park., corner Flake and Loin-hst-l j re.-t . c. L. Hamilton, pastor, ri. S., :4.1: tl. L. 3": pres.-hlns. 11 and 7-..TO; Miipah, Division and Eaat Nineteenth streets. Kev. Harry i-eeas. pastor auinnn wori-hlD. 11: evening. i:ao; inrisuau, r-n- deavor. 6:3; bundsy school. 10. bermoiis. 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. 11. Ketii'worth Ejst Thirty-tourth snd Glad stone avenue, itev. l.esne rviia ivicusmoi,, :4..: E. t... 3-: prea-ntng. -'""'; ptr Bible school. :45: morning worship. reK.ilar prealilng service by ihe pastor P. . a.-njn WOrshlv J:lo; Y. P. S. C. E.. Fun.iny mornlrg. anhject. "The Christianity 11. evnln woianip, of jesu. t-htlf Dr. J. V. Trimble will Nlncteenth and Wyg.nt ;" vVnn'-ouver avenue snd Fargo streets. H. N. Mount. pastor-Sunday school : C. Karl.k, pastor. Sunday achool. at :4i A M : Junior C. h.. at P. M.. C. fc. o a-. rooenlne sermon bv Kev. . O. Peter- l s.. s. JJ-. r- t son of S'.ii:i::a, "The Challenge of the 'Phil- a:id 7:30 P. M. son. ot '';,, ,,. xioor,. T.hnr-Rav. William O. Moore, caa ippines ir. v.,,,.,..-....,. ' v-- ---- - ,,rril.,. f- . 4 IJ:!3: Erworth Le-asee e. ,o; -evening lor. "'"" . 7Z.,'A . : ,, ... i t in . ...... sncciel music ana mon ""Trie ITls-mem Ol nooe. !.', I r. a... l.- . - - - - - - r . - B-e-k service, Thursday. 7:"n pralae service: it-i.ior C. E., 6 P. M. Mount Tabor cnurcn, corner ni cast -larai Rose City community, rwriynnu and Sixty-first streets r;. unn r.ianuB". I Hancock streets nei. j. ji. cannier. parftnr. Services s-jn.tav as tonows: it a. 1 tor. Worship, 11 A. ax. ana :u r. -n. . M, preaching br Dr. Walden C. Clark of I school of religious education. 1:43 A. M. ; Rome. Itniv, evening, preaching bv the pas-I young People a meeting. 6:30 P. M ; mid tor. stibjeet, "Lincoln's Religion"; Sunday I week servics;. Thursday evening, 7:30. Spokane Avenue Rev. W. S. McCullajh, achool. 3 P. M.: Kpworin league. n:.m M : prayer meeting. Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. , , tlortr.sn. Rodney avenue and Ptanton -r.-t T A. S'humern. pastor. Sunday school. :4" A. M.; services. 11 A.,M. and s 1'. M.: Epworth ls-AKiie. 7:15 P. M. pasiot. Morning sermon at 11 o cioca; even. tr.g amnion at i :u ocioca, diuis kuwui h 10 A. M. Chrlitlsn Endeavor at 6:20 P. M Anabel. Fifty-sixth street and Thirty- seventh avenue boutheest Kev. Alfred Levis Taxis, mm later s:o a. as . sunuay First Norwegian-Danish, corner Eighteenth school; 11, morning worship; 4 P. M., Junior and Hoyt O. T. Field, pastor. Morning Christian Endeavor; 6 P. M., Senior Chris- services at 11 and evening services at I; tian Endeavor: 6. evening worship. Young People-, meeting every Tuesday cslvarvf Eleventa and Clay streets The vrmng ai s; r?c' ...... . , i pagtor, liev. criiver c-. riaum. win preacn; ... so .. -. .1 . Mono .v scnofti inns, i P. M. I lo.30 and at 7:0; Lincoln. East Fiftv-seeond and Lincoln I E. Society, o:so . - - ' . K.V. I V, ll.w,. - . ...I.U.J . .nirui. I. . , - - till.,.,,,,,, mnn i ,1,0 Bucri. school at !:10. Preaching services at 10:20Rev. L. K. Grimes, minister 10:30. morning an.t I. . I I worship, 32 Ja.. nnuuay scnooi . o:ou r. as. a,,.:,le. corner Kast Yamhill and Boat Christian Endeavor; . :30 P. H., sermon. T.i....imii streets n Elmer Smith, pas-1 Fourth, corner First and Glbb. Henry tor Sunday school. 130 A. M. ; preaching, I Hanson, pnstor. 10:81) A. M-, "The Holiness II A. M. : Epworwi League. :JO P. M.; peo-1 of God": VI. s. S.; 8:30, C. E. ; 7:3o. 'The rle-e popular service. 7:44 P. M. Development or a cruel Disciple. Lctbcl African. Rev. W. H, Prince, pastor Calvary, Eleventh and Clay Rev. Oliver m ' r-.anm. nastor. 10:10. "Communion and Reception of Members",; 7:30. 'The Right eousness r.f At-raham Lincoln"; Sunduy school, noon: 6:30. C. E. SJcIcty. ri...lro.-.ht Cleveland avenue and Jarrett street Ur. A. L. Hutchl.on, pastor. Topic r eoorcln.. seimr.n at 10:30. A .New worm Y-'ilnn": at 7:30. "Noah's Carpenters''; Bihle scliool at l'J noon; C. E.. U:3o; study in Gene Is. Thursday evening at S. KE FORMED. First German, Twelfth and Clay G. Haf- ner. pastor. bervlcei, lo:4u and o; b. o.. 9:30; P. ?-. 7. . . SPIRITCALIST. Fir.t. Sixth and Montgomery Ssyrvloes everv Sunday at 3 and 8 P. M. Mrs. M. A Congdsn will speak ot 8 P. M- and Wallace R struble at s i- j. Jars, uowna, airs. Partridge and Mrs. Stevens will deliver mes sages following the xurmal addresses. Christian. Eliers building, room 60S Services, I P. M., lecture, mosaages; 8 P, M , lecture oy M. J. Wists. Church of the S,oul Meets auditorium, Third street, between Taylor and Salmon Conference. 11 o'clock: Sunday school, 1:30; mediums' meiitlliK. 2:io. I-oliovving after noon meeting women will give programme and serve lunch. UNITARIAN. thurch of Our Father. Brad way and Yamhill Hev. 'J'homaa U f:liot. Da D., mln Isler emeritus: Rev. William G. Kllot. Jr.. minister. Services at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M. ; morning. Kev. Samuel AlcCliord Centners. I. tt. ; at 3 o'clock vespers the pastor will preach, "Since Lincoln's Day"; Sunday school at (i.Ij A. II.; pastor's ndult class at 12:1 r. P. M.Young People s Fraternity at 0:30 P. M. TNIVERSALIST. Church of the Good Tidings, Broadway snd East Twenty --fourth street Rev. James 1. Corbv, pastor. Special double annlveraary service at 10:43 o'clock, special music and oddress by the pastor: sunshine huur Sunday school with extra music at 1 noon; Junior Christian Union meeting at o o'clock; Christian Union Seniors meet at 7 o'clock. StranKtrs find welcome. UNITED BRETHREN. First. East "Fifteenth and Morrison streets John JJ. Nisewonrjer, pastor. rtiDi school. 30; II. "Miwsionary Idea of the Book of Acta"; 7:30. - Abraham Lincoln ; b:o0. Endeavor. Alberta Twenty-seventh and Alberts streets. Clinton C. Bell, pastor. Public wor ship 11 A. M and 7:30 P. M. : Sunday school, 10 A. M.; T. P. S. C. E.. :J0; prayer meeting. Thursday. S P. M. Fourth, Sixty-ninth street snd Sixty-second svenue Southeast. Treraont Station J. E. Connor, pastor. Sermons. 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. ; Sunday school, 10 A. M. ; Chris tian Enueavor. 6:45 P. M. Third, corner Sixty-seventh street and Thirty-second avenue Southeast, Herbert ly. White, pastor Sunday School. 10 A M.. morning service; 11; Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 P. M. ; Senior Christian En deavor. :"0 P. M. ; union evangelistic serv ice, 7:30 P. M. UNITED EVANGELICAL. First, corner of past Sixteenth snd Poplar (Ladd addition) Dr. Tufts, of the Sunday Rest League--will preach at 11 A M. C. C. Poling w-lll preach at 7:30 P. M., subject. "The Fatherhood of God"; Sunday school at 10 A. M.; Christian Endeavor at :S0 p. M. Ockley Green, . corner Willamette boule- ard and Gay street Rev. O. L. Lovell will preach at 11 A. M.. subject. "Do the Present Times Demand a Different Construction of Christisnity Vfom That of the Second Cen tury?" Evening. "Meaning of the Incarna tion"; Sunduy school at 10 A. SI; Christian Endeavor meeting at o:S0 P. M. bt, John s A. p. Laytoa will preach at 11 A. M-. nnd in the evening unite In the evan gelistic mooting held In the Baptist Church. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. First, East Thirty-seventh street and Haw thorne avenue Frank DeWItt Flndley, min ister. Bible school, 10 A. M.: morning wor ship. 31, sermon topic. 'The Missionary Challenge": Christian Endeavor. 7 P. M., topic. "Influence," leader, David Jack; eveDing services. 7:30, sermon topic, "Sink ing a Well for God." MISCELLANEOUS. Theosophical Society A lecture will be given bv Mr. Taylor at the Theosophical Fo cietv, 72" Morgan building, at S o'clock; subject. "Harvest Time of Israel." Y. M- C. A.. Sixth and Taylor streets H. W. Stone, eenerai secretary. Afternoon meeting postponed because of iaymen's mis sionary campaign. Supreme Personality Bj' dU. EL.MEK EUGENE CROFT the: book of a thousand smiles 150,000 copies sold .0111.0 SEKSE WITH TONIC KIRTH The book that makes you laugh at' failure. clou in. fear and worry. A morbid cri-r-hunger read, it. now U an apostle ot i un ci.. no. 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