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GREAT PAGEANT OF METHODIST H STORY TAKES PLACE FRIDAY iOne Hundred and Thirty Will ..lake Part in Event to Be vHeld at Local Playhouse. Tato Petri in FvPnt tn Rp ;.j,aKe ran. m nvenx 10 Dts FIRST TIME IN FAR WEST , Performance Is to Hake reople JUalise ; Importance of Church and Work , ' Being- Pone. Next Friday and Saturday evenings the Portland t-pworth leagues are go- standard." Is a sentence taken from the 'trig to show the people exf this city the Pacific Baptist, relative lo Mr. Wal ' . Itf c history of their church from It 14 lace. : ;., btginniiiK to the present day In a I "As a preacher, reader, impersonator, . great pageant of Methodism. The pro- ' or lecturer, he has few equals," is the ductlou will be staged at the Eleventh J Telephone-Register of McMinnville's street playhouse. About 130 of the j comment. , members of the different local societies j re in the caste. 1 ft n 1 Tt a. T The pageant Is divided into four I ift 11 TY1 hll S rfl.ST.nr R jtnlanM. as, I Q . . . part taken up a certain period In the j history of the church The play be-; ley'a and follows the church through. 1--. . ,. ,, . . . . i It. first struggles In England, and then -"! tCae,'han?eri tovAme.,ca, th hardship of the .New Knglanders , .7 ... . '- ., iiie Bciion is men taster an me church goes forth by leaps and bounds and the ontf finds the present day "Church with all its added branches. Vguch as the Sunday school, mission work both at home and abroad, the iiworin leatrue ana me operation 01 a complete publishing house which Is : supplying a great denomination with all Its required literature. Pint Tim West of Chicago. The Campfire girls of VVoodlaw n chapter and the young people of Sun nyside, St. Johns and .Sellwood churches are taking the leading part:!. Montavilla chapter Is going to furnish , the orchestra and the First church so- ! ciety will do most of the chorus work. The pageant contains many musicale numbers and old hymns. The committee In charge of the pro duction are Hubert .). Scott, Miss Ida Matson and O. J. Gill. This Is the first time that this pag- L eant has been given west of Chicago in wntcn city it was well received only a Short fme ago. The story is the work of Mins Kmma Robinson, Miss Nella F. Ford and J. Howard Arming- Kn, three prominent workers of Meth odism. The object In writing this pag eant was to present In pictorial form a glimpse of the progress of the church such as will create a taste for the study of Its history, waken a pride In Methodism and a loyalty to the church pnd Its institutions. Local Church Ooers Pleased. ' Announcement of the production has pleased many of the local church go ers as inquiries have been received. even as far as from Astoria. During j the past week drills have been held in different parts of the city every eve ning and during the coming week full dress rehearsals will be held In the playh-ou. The young people expect to glva the public an excellent repro ' ductton. BAPTIST UNION Last Thursday the Baptist youns people of Portland had the pleasure Of entertaining their general secretary, Dr. James A. White of Chicago. rally was held at the White Temple on Thursday evening, at which Dr. W'hlte was tho principal speaker. Mrs. I-Idker Burton of CorvalUs and presi dent of the Oregon union, presided at the meeting. Dr. White is making a 16ur of the nation in the interests of young people's work. Harley K. llallgren. president of the iocal unjon, is attending the northern Baptist convention In Minneapolis aJ a delegate from Oregon. The Oregon union is forming plans to Bfnd a large delegation to the twenty-fifth anniversary meeting "f the B. Y. P. U. of America, to be held In Chicago early In July. Plans are also being made to be well represented at the fifth annual Pacific coast con vention at Spokane during the latter part cf July. tTh societies of Portland and nearby towns will hold their third annual ' picnic at Gladstone park on May 30. . General Chairman Ed C. Clfer is pre- J paring a unique program. , ' The B. Y. P. U. of the city is co operating with Rer. Walter Duff of Tabernacle Baptist church in holding ramp meetings at Creston. During the coming week it is Intended to move the ' meetings to LInneman station. The union will grve a trip to Larch mountain on May 23 and 30. This will be given as the regular annual outing. Miss Bailey is in charge. Par ticulars will be given out during the coming week. EPW0RTH LEAGUE Demand for the gospel teams Just recently organized is. growing rapidly. Meetings have been held In the Park-roae,- Brentwood, Clinton Kelly and Epworth churches, and calls are on hand from many other places, some of : 'which axe- out of the city. Next Sun- ' day afternoon a combined team will leave the city for Farmington, Or., ' .where they will have charge of the consecration service at the Sunday chool convention assembled there. The team will also furnish a male Quartet, which will render special . number on the afternoon program. The first Sunday In June a team will visit Irvington church and assist the pastor in the evening service. The Presidents' association met in Central church on Tuesday evening. .Resolutions were adopted condemning the change of attitude of the Telegram with regard to prohibition, and a com mittee was appointed to arrange for a float for the Rose Festival parade. .' Sunnyside chapter Is organising a Weball team to enter in the Haw thorne Sunset league. Harold Fearing will have charge of the team. V" Woodlawn chapter elected the fol lowing officers: O. J. pill, president; -Miss Lula QUI. first vice-president: Miss Mary Roher, second vice presi dent; Miss Vernle Brewer, third vice president; Miss Alma Roher, fourth vies president; Miss Charlotte Bla dorn. secretary ; Paul Flegel, treasurer, and Miss Kdna Gregory, organist. 1 1 Bishop to Visit St. Michaels. f ,The Re Rev. Walter T. Sumner. ptahoD of Oregon, will make his annual visitation to the 8t. Michael's Prostes nt Episcopal church. East Firty-third street, north, and Broadway Street, on tomorrow, evening. ,: Rev. T, F.-Bo wen, the" rector la charge, -will present to the, bishop a class of between 15 and 20 for confirmation. .. r - ; r, : .r ' " v, :"' )! ' . '''''."-'-!'' ' -' ;: h 'A"-''-; . . Entertaining Pulpit Orator Will Preach At the White Temple tomorrow Rev. J. Sherman Wallace will preach In the morning; on the subject, "The Price of ( Power." The quartet will sing- the anthem. I "Sweet I Thy Mercy" (Barnby . Mrs. J Virginia S. Hutchinson will sing an offertory aolo. ; In the evening Dr. Wallace wi.i , preach again, takinr for hit toDic "The New EvnsTellsm." The quartet will lnK ..Now the Da Qver. el and an offertory "Art Thou Weary" (Jackson). Rev. J. Whltcomb Brougher says of Mr. -Sherman: "J. Sherman Wallace is a most enter taining and helpful speaker. His Ideas are. bright, his delivery graceful and forceful, and he knows how to hold an audience while he both entertains and instructs them. 1 take pleasure In commending him as a lecturer or preacher." "We have never known a preacher whose sermons maintained so high a Uiww s-aaa-i w VwW - W V .ft, A Expected to Decline m , From telegraphic communication wjth Rev T u f , w Fourth Avenue Christian church of Co- Iumbus ohl, the memberl! of tne I board of elders of Portland First 1 chun'h believe that the final answer of I the Ohio minister to t'nc call extended ; Itim to come to take Portland will be in the negative. At first Portland Christians felt certain that Mr. Lowe would come to Portland but unknown (.auses. apparently, have decided him lo change his mind Topic Is Based on Political Campaign T n . . . . . byterlan (.nurr)l will taUe as hiH sub. Jeet at the evening service which be gins at 7:43 o'clock the topic sug gestfd by the recent political cam paign and the striking evidence of mans disbelief in man. At the morn ing service, 10:30 o'clock. Dr. Boyd will preach on "The Supreme Law of Life; or the Way to Power and Hap piness." Bishop Bell Will Open Conference Bishop AVilliam M. Rell of Los 'An geles will open the Columbia river con ference of the Unltd Brethren church Wednesday In Spokane, Wash. The Oregon conference with Bishop Bell presiding will be held In the second United Brethren c'nlirch here Wednes day to Sunday. May 24-28. The Oali- fornia conference will be conducted by Bishop Bell In Stockton. May 31-.Tune 4. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Today and tomorrow the convention of the Marlon County Christian En deavor union is In session at Silverton. Marion county has the second largest organization In the state. Representa tives from, the ma.lortty of 30 chapters I arp in session and are planning their t work for the coming year. The two im- : portant things before the convention ar the campaign for millions and the 1917 stat convention. The share in the campaign for mil lions for Marion county is fiOli new numbers, 600 new converts. fiOO new church members, BOO new dollars for missions, 600 new peace advocates, 400 quiet hour comrades. S3 C. E. World subscriptions, 85 new "Tenth Legionaries," 100 new C. E. experts, 35 new life work recruits and 16 new so cieties. It is expected that the mem bers will accept these goals and plan to see that they are reached leforc .Inly, 1917. Messrs. Carrick, Kelk . Baker and Spraguo are attending the convention from Portland. The next Oregon state convention will be held in Salem on February 16-18, 1917. The Portland union has definitely decided to have its annual river excur sion again this year. The date will Probably be Monday. June 26. On June 12 the semi-annual execu tive committee meeting will take place. At this meeting the Portland union officers for the coming year will be elected. Each society is entitled to one vote, but everyone is invited to attend. All Day Rally Tuesday. On Tuesday there will be an all day session of the Woman's association at tho First Presbyterian church house. Liyich will be served by the ladies at 12:15 o'clock to which all the business men of the congregation are Invited. AMONG CHURCHES AND CHURCH MEMBERS Gather at Shaw Home. Tuesday evening about 50 members and friends of The Conquerors, the organized adult bible class of the Millard Avenue Presbyterian church, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellton Shaw. 4402 Seventy-ninth street, 8. W., for me regular monthly business and so clal meeting of the class f K Rut. ters, teacher, spoke, and at the busi ness session following the devotions, plans were outlined for regular month ly meetings throughout the year, with the exception 'of the months oi June and December. The July meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Williams. Mrs. L. C. Jordan of the visiting committee reported that that committee had been very active dur ing the past month.. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Shaw was as sisted by Mrs. J. F. McLoney, Mrs. F. B. Rutherford. Mrs. C. K. Butters and Mrs. H. L. Sipple. Br. Itee to Be Speaker, President Wallace H. Lee, Albany college, will preach at Central Presbyterian church, East Pine and East Thirteenth streets, at 10:30 tomorrow on the sub ject, "Does It Do Any Good to Pray?" At the 7:46 p. m. service his topic will be "Lessons From the Nez Perce Camp Meeting." The musical program will be as follows: Morning Prelude, "Wedding Prelude," (Nevin); anthem, "Fear Not, O Israel" (Max Spicker); solo, "Behold What Manner of Love," (McDermid), Miss Lois Watt; post- lude, "Marche" (Williams). Evening Prelude. "Twilight." (Shockley); an them, "Thro the Day. Thy Love Has Spared Us." (Wallace); solo, "Jesus Only," (Augusta Rotoli), E. Maldwyn Evans; postlude, chorus from "Judas Maccabaeos" (Handel), , ' Vast -Heetlar at Tremontv A tent meeting; at Tremont . station ' by the Smith and Mailley evangelistic party win begin .tomorrow afternoon at 2:39 MANY MINISTERS IN AT T Number of Denominations Are Meeting in Various Sec tions of East This Week. On account of the four religious conventions in the eastern states dur ing this week many of Portland's pas tors and religious workers are absent fwrtn the city. Portland Methodism is . represented In the quadrennial conference at Sara toga Springs by Rev. C. C. Rarick of Central church; Rev. W. W. Young son of Rose City Park church; Dr. Frank L. Loveland of First church; Robert H. Hughes, editor of the Pa cific Christian .Advocate; Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the temperance society; Dr. J. W. Mc Dougall, district superintendent, and Kev. K. E. Hertzler. At the general assembly of fhe Presbyterian church in Atlantic City there are the Rev. I.. K. Richardson of Kenilworth i church. Rev. Henry Marcotte of Westminster church. Dr. J. V. Milligan of the Sunday school board, Rev. Andrew J. Montgomery of the church extension board and the lay delegates, F. S. Miller and L,. E. Carter. The Northern Baptist convention as sembled in Minneapolis has not called any 01 t oniana s pastors out 11 nas as delegates several of the leading workers. Among those attending are; Re". W. B. JUnsoti. former pastor of the White Temple; Rev. C A. Wooddy, Rev. A. M. Petty, Rev. O. ('. Wright, Miss C. O. Millsqaugh, Miss Ruby Weyburn and Mrs. J. F. Failing of the mission board; Rev. 1 W. Riley, . ..111. ,1 . n Mciurni ui iucivijiiii 1110 couege; nev. J. U Taylor, evangelist, of Portland; Rev. n V Unit nC Knl.m Tin ri I Hall of Marshfield; Rev. S. A. Doug las of Grants Pass and Ilarley K. llallgren, president of the Portland Young People's union. The Y. M. C. A. convention in Cleveland, Ohio, has as a delegate H. W. Stone, secretary of the local or ganization. Congregationalists "J7-ill XTill q Pinnin Will ilUlU d) 1 lOillU A Memorial Day celebration. May 30, combined with a Sunday school picnic is the unique plan to be followed this year by the First Congregational church. The outing will be held in Canemah Park and several hundred young people of all ages will partici pate. While special programs of games, athletic sports and contests will be arranged for the groups of chief attractions will be a Memorial Day service, with patriotic songs and drills. The school's Grand Army drum- mer hoy W. D. Palmer, will play for the children and say a few words about his comrades of the past The picnic and celebration will not h limit.H n,- c,, j... . . v. . be limited to the Sunday school, but all the church organizations will par- ticipate. It Is planned t start from East Water street anrt Hath,. 5.. - street and Hawthorne .":uue special train at :30 in mo morning, returning 10 me city In the late afternoon. Power of Pope in Making Peace Topic The power of. the pope in the mat ter of war, in connection with the "League of Enforce Peace" movement, will be touched upon in Dr. Luther R. Dyott'sermon on Sunday morning. Dr. Dyott will use as his theme, "Harmony Amid Discord." In the evening Dr. Dyott will preach a special sermon to juung people on tne theme. "How to ATTENDANCE N QNSINEAS Deliver the Goods." There will be ' Mlelr. 11. preaching by Re. W. J. Bearen of special music at both services. In the Th,1rdth",l5.,. h2.,, " morning Mrs. Politz will sing. "Angels Arlela-ReT. W. T. Sprlgga. 11. "The Su- r.ver Mpignt and Fair' (Handel). The Bible school precedes the morning ser mon, and the Christian Endeavor serv ice is held at the usual hour, 6:30 p. m. All strangers in the city are es pecially welcome to worship In this church. 1 Baptist Paper Has Fortieth Birthday The fortieth anniversary number of the Pacific Baptist of McMlnnville. is sued May 13. contains 48 pages of reading matter and cuts. The number Is filled with news of the northwest Baptist field and historical sketches of early Pacific Coast Baptist publi cations, showing the difficulties that have been overcome. In fhe evening at 7:30 a community meeting for everybody will be held. Meetings will continue through the week. The Mt. Scott car runs within two blocks, south, of Tremont station. Delegates Are Warned. Delegates from Trinity Episcopal church to the annual Episcopal convention to be held In St. Stephen's pro-cathedral. Thirteenth and Clay streets, next Thursday and Friday are: William Al yord, Frank Sealy and George Mc Leod, with Blaine B. Coles, Hamilton Johnstone and A. E. W. Peterson as alternates. McMianTille Pastor to Preacb. At the Portland Baptist Ministers' con ference at the White Temple May 22, Rev. M. W. Haynes, D D., of MCMinnviin win speak. Dr. Haynes will be in the city over tomorrow. He will preach at the Grace Montavilla church in the morning .and at Arleta at the evening service. Faoillo Praaldaat to Speak. Presi dent Pennington of Pacific college will give an address tomorrow evening at the First Friends church. East Thirty fifth and Main streets. President Pen nington will take a specific topic in regard .to the subject "Peace." Samoa Will Be la Walabv A Welsh sermon will be delivered by John R. Griffith at tha Church of the Stran ger. Grand avenue and Wasco street tomorrow at 3 p. m. " to Hw Charge. The Flinn Home "boys" will have charge of the services In the First United Brethren church. East Sixteenth and East Mor rison streets, tomorrow evening; A male quartet will sing-. . , Boys' Orchestra Plays. 1 The boys' orchestra of Millard Avenue Sonday school made Its first appearance be fore tho public last ' Sunday v.ninr at um w aervice. ; , . BARNABAS-A DISCOVERER OF SIN Then departed Barnabas to Tarsus, for brought him unto Antiocb. ... Acta 11 : By Rev. Henry Hanson, Pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church. ,1 second gospel. j introduced " Jl1' V tneir continence in mm. Letter he sought 111:111 a. v. x ai ou.i auvi av. u 111111 .ks y ui rv tx L Antioch. The result was Paul, the great missionary. We need Marks and Pauls today to write and preach so the masses may be persuaded of the saving power of Christ. But the great need of every church is a Barnabas, who can discover men to the church's task. Every church has much talent going to waste because unconsecrated to definite tasks. Happy the man, mediocre though he seem, who can fit men in the right places, and infuse them with faith in their ability to do the work to which (jod thus calls them. Temperance Talker To Occupy Pulpit Rev. F. J". Emerson, prominently known in Christian church work and in the cause of temperance, will preach tomorrow morning and evening at the First Christian church, Columbia and Park streets. In the morning the quartet will sing "Exalt Him, All Ye People" (Hanscoml. Mrs. Mabel . Or- ton Wilson and Mr. HardwicK wijt sing a duet. The quartet will sing "Savior When Night Involves the Sky" (Snelley). In the evening Mr. Ander son will sing a solo. A week from tomorrow night the quartet will give a musical evening. ' r X ' TTT'll I VTQ I ,PTa71 Q Will I IVli O UCWiO f I 111 Speak to Union Mrs. George Edward Tewis will ad dress Willard Union, W. ('. T. I'., on "Post Maternity Kndeavor" in Penin sula Park community building Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lewis was a prom inent W. C. T. U. worker in Michigan jand Ios Angeles where she lived prior to comlner to Portland this year with h" husband, now pastor of Highland : Congregational church. A special musical program has been arranged for the meeting by Mrs. Mar garet Redding Koon. Miss Ruth I.ind gren, soprano; Mrs. Susie R. Wareham, Mrs. Walter Worth Davis and Mrs. Koon, will sing. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Fourth Sunday After Easter. v j Sunday School Lesson Tomorrow, I crippl. of Lyitrm Acti 14. Golden Text. H elvetb power to the fnlnt; I nd to hlra tbet hth no might he inrreoseth i ,,r"',h- ,R?: 40 2?; n Home Saadmft. M. Precirtlon for gilapel R 1 k. Arts 14. 1-7 T. Tho Cripple of Uvtr. Acts 14. 8-2". W PerseTeranco in the gospel, Acts 14: 21-28. Th. A rnrnlriaM man. Mark 2" 1-12. F- A midtakm identity. Mark S: g s nam,-f. Pf. hO: 7-16. S. Gole witness of himself. Rom. 1: 18 23 Young reople's Topics. Junior Christian Bnrfttror "How to Prr," Lake IS: 9-14. rbrtsrlen Endramr "The Bleln of rn nil FTnw to Opt Them." John 14: 27. Bptrorth leegn "Capturing the Students of Ctlne." Matt. Z: 1 and 1". n v. P. t'. "The Flemings of ree and How to (lt Them." John 14: 27. Baptist. First White Temple 12th anrl Alder Mrs. A. W. DeLong. acting pa'or. Rey. J. Sherman Wallace. 11. "The Price of Power"; ";30, "The New BrangelUm." Bwedifh-Finnlsb Mission. White Temple, . East Side E. 20th ard Ankenr eta. Rer. W O Shank, pastor. 11, "Jesus Christ, the World's Greatest Power." T:80, "Prepsre to Meet Thy God." m Highland. E. Otn ana Aioertn mt. v-oi. r. preme Test ot raun. i :'. pn-niumg uj it. M?ron W. Haynes of MoMlnnrllle college. OnliersItT Par Re. C. U Uesaeit. 11. 7:.VI. Trenching by Dr. Myron W. Haynes or McMinnTille. f Swedish 15th and Hoyt. 10-.43. 7:30. Grace Montavilla. Ber. M. T. Cash, 11, 7:30. Sellwood Re. F. H. Hayes. 11. 7:30. St Johns Re. E. P. Borden, pastor. 7:30. Calrary E. 8th snd Grant Her. Thomas Stephenson, acting pastor. 11. 7:30. Mt Calvary E. Pine and Grand a Bev. A M. Maeback. 11. 8. Third Knott and Vancouver are. Rev. W. J. Beaven, 11. 7.30. St. Johns (German) Est. F. Bmerman, 11, 7:30. Chinese J. C. M alone. 7. Leuts Be. J. M. Nelson, tl. 7:30. Second German Morris and Rodney are. 11. 7:30. Glencoe B. 45th and Main Rev. a. B. Walts. 11, "The Poor." S, "Training That Child." Mount Olivet Rev. W. A. Magrett, 11, 8. Italian Miaalon Rev. Francesco Saanella, 11, 8. First German 4tb and Mill Rev. J. Kratt. 11 7 '30 Goodwill Mission 15th tad Boise Mb A. U Nelson; superintendent. North Portland Mission 880 Nicolal at., Friday. 8. Russellvllle Mission Rev. Albert Langh bridle. 3. 3:45. Tabernacle E. 42d and Holt-ate Rev. Wal ter Duff, acting pastor. 11. 7:30. Cathollo. St. Petera Lehis Kev. p. Bentgen. 8, 10:30. 7:30. , Pro-Cathedral 15tb and Davis Rev. X. V. O'Hara. . 7:15, 8:30. 9:45. 11, 7:45. St. Lawrence 3d and Sberman Rev. J. c. Hughe 0, 8:30. 10:30. 7:3. St Patricks 19th and Savler Rev. B. P. Murphy. 8, 10:30, 7:30. St. Francia U. Utb and Oak Rev. J. H. Black. 0. 8, 9. 10:30. 7:30. Immaculate Heart ot Mary Williams ave. and Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6, 8. 8, 10:30. 7:30. Holy Rosary E. 3d and Clackamas Rev. B. 8. Oleon. 0. 7, 8. 8, It, 7:30. v- St. Rose E. 53d - and Alameda Bar. J. O'Karrell. 8. 10. 7:30. St, Andrews E. 6th and Alberta Bev. T. Klernan. 8, 10:30, 7:30. The Madeleine E. 2-tih and SUktyeu Rev. j George F. Thompson. 7:30.. , 10:30. I Aacenalon fc. lamhIU and E. 78th Francia can Fathera. 8, 10:30, 7.30. Holy Redeemer Portlaud blvd. and Vancou ver ave. Rev. F. U. Miller. , 8. 10:30. 7:30. Blessed Sacrament Maryland ave. and Biaa deou Rev. B. V. Kelly. 8. 10:30. 7:30. Hcly Croaa 774 Bowdoln Bev. C. Raymond. 8. 10:30, 7:30. St. Ignatius 3220 43d at. S. E. Jesuit rath era. t:30. S, 10:30, 4. St. Steyhens 2d and E Taylor Bev. War ren A. Waitt. 6. 8:30, 10:30. 7:30. St. Phillip Nerl IS. ltttm and HlckeyRev. W. J. L art weight. 8. 1 0 :0, 7 :30. 1 ftacred Hear. E. 11 th and Center Bev. U. Bobl. 8, 1:30, 7:30. St. Agatha E. 15th and Miller Bev. J. Cuiamlaky. 8. 10:30. 7:30. St. Joseph (GerniHB) 15th and Couch Bev. B. Durrer. 6V 10:30, 7:30. ' St. gtanlilaue t Polish) Maryland ave. and Falling Kev. F. Mathew. 8. 10:30, 7:30. St. Michael I Italian) I tin and Mill Rev. U. Baleatra. h, 10:30, 7:30. St. Clements Smith aa4 Newton Rev. - c. Smith. 8. 10:30. 7:3U. St. Claree Capitol Hilt Rev. rather An thony. 8, lt:30, 7:30. St. Charles 34th and KlUingsworth Rev, G. SnEderbotn. 8. 10:30. 7 :30. " Chriatlaa. 1 (' - rirat Park and Columbia. 7:30. Eev. r. W Es.raon wlU preach, morning aaul evening. Montavilla JE. Itttn ana Uort JU-v.: j ' c. Ghorml-v. 11. 8. - I Gladstone Bev- Boy U Dun- U. 'I - to teek Saal: 25-2t. Aod when he found him. be Barnabas was noted neither for grear preaching nor deep thinking. But he had one qualification the ability to discover men. He saw possibilities in Mark after ,the young man had quit Paul, and gave him. a 'second chance, and the result was the He saw Paul's sincerity, and him to the apostles, establishing Triumph of Truth Topic of- Sermon "The Triumph of Truth" is to be the subject lof the tomorrow morning's sermon by Rev. Walter L. Alrheart at First Methodist Episcopal church, who is occupying the pulpit in the absence of the pastor. Dr. Frank L. Loveland. In the evening his topic will be "The Way to'Be a Christian." The evening musical program will be a special one by both the quartet and vested chorus under the direction of Hartridge G. Whipp. At the noon meeting of the Young Men's forum the' speaker will be Mrs. L. Gee. Her subject will be the minimum wage and maximum hour law for women, from the stand point of the employe. Anniversary Evenfr Will Be Celebrated The Woodlawn M. F church will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary with special services tomorrow. At 11 a.m. the Rev. Dr. Dewart. a for mer pastor, will discuss "The Church of the Future," and in the evening Rev. Dr. Talbot of Kimball Theologi cal seminary will preach. There will be special music at both these ser vices. Wednesday evening a dinner will he served in the church, fol lowed by an en'ertalnment at which Rev. Dr. Smith will give an address nn 'The Glorious Church." Woodlawn 7th and Liberty Rev. W. J. Mlllinger. 11. 7:30. East Side Christian B. 12th and E. Taylor Rev. A. j. trim. 11. 8. Sellwood 13th and Tenlno Rev. J. R. John son. II. 8. Rodnry Avenue, at Knott at. Bev. J. r. Gtormley. Kern Park Rev. G. K. Berry. 11, 7:30. St. Johns Rev. Herbert F. Jones. 11. 8. Vernon Church of Christ E. 15th and Wr gant J. A. Melton. II. 7:30. Bethel E. 82d and Thompson Rev. Antrey W. Wilson. Christian Science. Lesson sermon "Soul and Body." First church Everett, Detween 18th and 19th sta. 11. 8. Second ESst 6fh and Holfadty. 11, a. Third East 12th and Salmon. 11, 8. Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11. 8. Fifth Myrtle Park hall. II. Christian Science society Holbrook block, St Johns. 11. Conarre rational. First Psrk and Madison Rev. Luther R. L'rort. 11. 7:45. Kirs' German E. 7th nd Stanton Bev 0. Willman. E. Atkinson Community chnreh E. 29th and Ev e'ett Thomas S. Anderson, minister. 11. ".Nevertheless." 7:45, "Think oq Tese Things." University Park Haven at., near Lombard Rev. F. J. Mever. 11. Highland E. 6tn and Preacott Rev. Geo. Etiw. I-ewls. u, 7:45. . Llnderourgt Rev. D. B. Gray, 11, 7:45. Pilgrim Missouri ave. and Shaver st. Rev. W. C. Kahtner. 11. "Grinding at the Mil!." 7:45. "Getting the Beft." Waverly Hrlgbts E. :!3d and Woodwsrd Rev. A. C. Moses. 11. ' Few Triumphs of the GspeH." "The Messug to This Age." Sunnyside E. 32d and Tavlor Rev. J J. Slaub. Sermon st 11, 'Th Trice of Our Son ship." 7:45. "The Fetters of an Enslaved Life." Zion (German) E. 8th and Tremont Bev. J. H. Hopp. 10:30. Norwegian Danish Evangelical Church Sum ter and East 23d St. N. Bev. Martin Olen. Service at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m. XpiscepaJ. St. Marks 21st and Marshall Rev. J. E. H. Slmpaon. rector: Rv. J. G. Hattoo, as sistant rector. 7:30, 7:30, 8:30, 10:16, 11. Trinity Hrth and Everett Rev. A. A Mor rison. . 8, 11, 8. Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen, the Martyr Very Rev. H M. Ramsey. 7:45. 11. 3, 7:45. Bt. Davids E. 12tb and Belmont Bev Thomas Jenkins. 8:30, 9:3t, 11. St. Mattnew's Corbett and Bancroft Rev W. A. M. Breck. 11. St. Johns MUwaukle Rev. John D Rice 3. 4. St. Andrews Hereford at.. Portsmouth Archdeacon Chambers In ctkree. 11. Grace Memorial Weidler and K. 17th N Rev. Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11. Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham Rev. John Da niton. 11, :30. 8t. Michael's and All Angela' E. 43d atx Broadway Rev. T. F. Boweu, 11, 7:30. Church of Our Saviour 60tL ave. and 41st t. S. E. Archdeacon Chambers In charge. 11. St. John's Sellwood Re. John U. Hlce. 11 St. Paul'a Woodmere jRev. Oswald W Taylor. 4. Bishop Morris Memorial chapel. Good Sa maritan hospital Kev. Frederick K. Howard. 7. 7:15. All Saints' church 25th and Savler Rev Frederick K. Howard. 11. 46:30. Evanrelieavl Association. Carson Heights G. F. Ltenlng Jr. 11-80 7 First English E. 6th and Market Utr ' k' U. Uornlcsuch. 11, 8. First German Evangelical 10th and Clay Kev. G. Lieninf. 10:43. a Evangelical Synod. Germaa Evangelical Frtenda' church Tsw coma iff. mn c. uua. m.rw. ttug A Ktrt. 10:45. 7:30. Her- j St. Paul Evangelical charch 447 Falling Eev. J. Hergert. 11. 7:30. Free XetheoUat. Central 65th and K. Flanders Bev' L R Blackman. 11, 7:45. First B. 9th and Mill Bev. 1. Harrington. paaluc. Friends' Chare. Sunnyside E. 3Ma and Main Rev. Honm Cox. 11. 7:30. vant Lenta South Main St. Kev. John KUer West Piedmont Bev. -Mrs. oolu. 11, 7: JO. Ethel M. Ar- Jewish. Congregation Beth laraet 12th and Main Rabbi Jonah B. VYUe. Friday, a p. m. tutor ua, 10:30 a. u. Latter Day batata. Charch f Jesus Chrut or Latter Day Salnta (Mormon) E. ZSth and Mariiaoa. 11:4 7 MontavlUa (not Mormon 11 11. l-.&t, Lutheran. Immanuel 18th and Irving Kev. j. Richard Olson. 11, 8. Trinity Germac (Mlaaourl synod) wnn... ave. and Graham Bav. J, A. Rlmbaca, 10 15 7:30. ... . " West Bide Norwegian Lntneraa IS N 14 B. Wilbelm Petteraon, 11. 8. Bethany Lwnisii LintuJ ave. M. im u. rl Kev. M. C Jenseu-Engbolm. 11. s. Our fesv tor's K. luib and B. Grant sta Kev. George Henrihsen.- EnicUsv aer,tue. lu.lS fcurwegian service. 11:15. : lmsiauaei Oeruws Belliwood Be?, h a tWImg. 13. t w" Grace Kngliah (Mbawerl Synod) Albln, a. and Alaaoa Ber. C. Lueeke. 10:30. 7:a.. - t. fanl'a Oertnsn It. I2tn u4 Cliatcw Ev. A. a. swraoae German service, a0 3O KnJtlUjW , ; . " f ; - - w . - EPISCOPAL: DIOCESE CONVENTION TO BE - HELD COMING WEEK Resolution to Change System of Voting One of Features; Program Is Announced, The twenty-eighth annual conven tion of the Episcopal diocese of Ore gon will be held 1n St. Stephen's pro cathedral. Thirteenth and Clay streets, Wednesday and Thursday. An important resolution to be intro duced in convention will be one pro posing to change the system of voting,- with a view to saying time and avoiding confusion. The opening service will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday. The bishop's an nual address will take the place of the tsermon. The business session will begin at noon, when the convention will organize. Lunch will be served at 1: p. m. At 2:30 p. m. the business session will be continued. Thursday holy communion will be celebrated at 7:80 and 9 a. m. The business session will begin at 10:30. Lunch will again be served at 1. What promises to be an enjoyable occasion will be the laymen's dinner at the Oregon hotel Tuesdav, May 23. beginning at 6:30 p. m. Following "s the committee in charge: P. A. Cowgill of St. Michael and All Angels', chairman; F. L. Dille and Gewrge Dearlove. St. Andrews; I.. .1. Urdalil, Good Shepherd; Blaine Cole. Trinity; Fred J. Glass, Grace Memo rial:; John Greenwood, Church of Our Savior: A. S. Auterson and Frank Par ker, St. Michael and All Angels'; Fraink E. Cook, All Saints'; Franc!? Capell, St. Johns; Dr. E. S. .Tosephl, St. David's; A. L. Elsworth. St. Mat thews; II. W. Ramsdell, Pro-Cathedral;: R. Hubbard, St. Mark's. T!ie officers of the committee are: r. A. Cowgill. chairman; Fred J. Glass, secretary; Dr. Joseph!, treas urer. The clergy of the diocese will be the guests of the laymen. The dinner wilt be purely informal, and the hour of holding it, 6:r.O o'clock, will allow men to come directly from their places of business. The annual meeting of the woman's auxiliary will be held Tuesday. May 23, morning and afternoon, in St. Mark's church. The Junior auxiliary will hold Its annual meeting at St. David's on Sat urday. May 20, beginning with a cele bration of the holy communion and sn address at 11 a. m. Lunch will be served during the noon hour, followed by the business meeting at 2 p. m. OF CHURCH German Evangelical Latberlon Eton (Missouri Synod) Salmon snd Chapman Kev. H. U. Uoppelmaun. 10:15, 7:45. St. John's Peninsular 1 nd Klrkparrick Bev. K. O. Salzman. 10:45. 7:80. , Swedlah Augustana Rev. H. E. Sanatedt. 10:45. 7:43. United Norwegian Portsmouth Rev. H. O. Heodrlrkson. 11. Germs d FanKellcal Reformed Lents Rev. W. G. Ltenkaemper. 11. St. James. English West Park and Jeffer srni J. Allen Leas. 11. "The Labnrstorv Method in Religion." 8. "Can the Orthodox I'hurcn Heal Disease? If she Can Why Doea She Not Do It?" Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Free church Wygant and Rodney arenuea Rev. J. A. Sta v. aey. 11. 8. aUthediat. Ftrst 12th and Taylor Rt. 'Walter T.. Air heart, actiug pasUje. 10:30, "The Triumph ot Truth." 7:4.), The Way to Be a Chris tian." t'entensry E 9th and E. Pine Rev. T. W. Lane. 11. "Looking Forward. Not Back." 7::u. "Whiter Than Snow." Taylor atreetera Sldewulk Third and Tay. lor. Morning service only. Trinity E. 10th and Sherman Rev. A B, CaliSer. 11, 7:3. Swedirh Borthwlck and Beech Rev. John A. Wellman, 11. 7:45. Epworth 2th and Savler Rev. C. O. Me Culioch. 7:30, Illustrated lecture by L. a. Alderman. rirat Norwegian Danlah 18th and Hoyt Bev O. T. .Field, 11, 8. Woodlawn E. 10th and Highland Rev. Louis Thorns.. 11, Sliver anniversary servicee morning, by Dr. Dewaxt: evenlna, by Dr. Talbot. Sellwood Bev. Alexander P. Maclean. 11. 7 :30. Sunnyside E. 35th and Yamhill Rev. B. Elmer Smith, 11. 7:45. Central Vancouver ave. and Fargo Rev C C. Rarfck. , preaching by Rev. P.- Dcach ner. 8, Preaching by Rev. Daniel Drew 8. Johns Hayes and eavltt Rev. W. E. Ingialla. Monta vllle Rev. W. H. Hampton. 11. Laurelwood 63d at. S. E. and riwter roed Rev. C. A. Carloa. 11, "Mothers at Ufe'a Crosses." 8, "Epworth league Mothers' Day Services." Clinton Kelly Memorial E. 40ih and iow ell .'Valley Kev. J. West Thomrxtou. 11. "Th Gospel of Character." 7, Sacred concert g JP'oese Misaion Bev. Enseu Rluara, w 3ff. Hose City Pack Sandy blvd. and E. 68th Rev. William W. Voungson. 11. German Rodney ave. and Stanton Bev. t. A. Schumann. 10 8. African Zion 288 Williams ave. Rev. W W Howard. Kev. E. 1. I.. Thompson, 11. 8 tisncouver Avenue Norweelan-Dauisb Corner Sklidmore Rev. Abraham Verelde. 10:40, 8. University Park Lombard and fL.k Kev. C. Xh Uainiitou. 11. 7:30. Lenta Rev. W. J3oyd Moore. 11. 8 Bethel Larrabee ana McMillan Rev J L Craw. 11. 8:13. Westmoreland Mllwauklke ave. nesr Rsmo Kev. C. B. Harrison. 11, "The Soul's Quest After God." S::Jo. "'An Ignorant or An Edu ca ted tXmaclence. ' ' Lincoln E oM and Lincoln Bev. G G Haley. I0:3Or8. Patton Michigan and Alberta Bev. George H Feese. 11, f:45. 1 " Woodstock E. 44th end 60th ave. 8. K. Re7. Frank James. 11. 7:40. First German Kev. A. F. Cramer. 11. 8. Brentwood Rev. W. L. Wilson. 11. Berkeley Heighte clubhouse Rev. A B Csider. 3. Chinese Mtsalon 11 and 7:80. Carson Height Rev. U C. Douglass. Ken-d-i station. Clark acboolbouse ev. A. B. Wilson. 7-30 Mt. Tabor Last Slxty-flrst and Stark sta.' Rpv. E" Olin Kldridife 11 -.- eonragenient and Its Cure. ' H. Family lte- titsion America a ureatest Need." Irvington Eaat lOtb and Weidler Rev. tC .;Danford. 11. ' tlod's Cure For Sickness." wl. a vaurca. Sonta. t'nlon eve. sod Multnomah Bev. W j Ftnton. 11. 7:30. ' KUslona. Swedish Mission Rev. B. I. Tboren 11 8. Klim Cbspel Kev. B. J. Tboren. 16. ' 9ethel Free church Ivy and WlUlams Rev J. iA. Siaiuey. 11. 8. Xaxarena. First Pentecostal K. 7th and K. Osaen Bev. C. Howard Davis. 11. 7:30. Sellwood E. 8th and Spokane Bev. a C Baiker. 11. 7:3a ' Brentwood K. 67 tb st. and E. 65th ave 8. fc Rev. Stella Crooks. 11, 8. Scandinavian 948 Garflvld Bev J a Bringedabl, pastor. 1, 7:30. " Highland Park 3. 7:40. . Presbyterian. First 12th and Alder Kev. Jobs H Boyd lOi.TO, 7:43. Fourth First end Glbba Bev. Beory G. HnusoQ. 10:30. Calvary 11 tb and Clay Rev. O S. Banm. 10ITO, ! There Any Profit In Religion!" 7:45. "Are Von Hartina Yourself?' Arbor Lodge Kev. Ucurge tt. Cromler It 7 :45. Kenilworth K. 84th md Gladstone ttw Leslie Kirk Blchardaon, 11. lJUlBi Ju.t" 1"te,0D--Bv. Harry rbe Ke. Herry L. Pratt. II g Hope Montavilla, 781 h and k. Everett ats K. )i W. Seemai.. U. T;30. ' Central K. 13tu and Fine Rey. WtlUce H. Lee, aetlna pastor. - 10-.30. Jo, . , samara iteaae imi are. a. m Wi tl. A 11. 7:30. Ut. Ta B-Jont-VRev. Wll- Utm Graham Moore. 11, "God's M rasTfSi ' II. ."TJIa-' . a. a,uaa.T'PS roon imuwj. f Eugene District of League in Session Thre Say Convention Opened - at Springfield With 100 Delegates la Attendance; Br. Parkinson to Speak. Springfield, Or., May 20. The thir teenth annual convention of the Eu gene district of the Epworth League opened a three days' session here last night with approximately 100 delegates in attendance from Lane, Linn and Douglas counties. Dr. Parkinson of Eugene will preach the convention sermon in his own church on Sunday morning. Men's Brotherhood Chooses Officers On Monday night, in the parlors of the First Congregational church, the j Brotherhood gave a very unique enter- j talnment and dinner, having as their guests of honor Dr. and Mrs. W. M. j Zumbro of Madura, Turkey. The din ner was cooked and served by the men. F. E. Mangold had charge of the cul inary department and M. Walton of the dining room. Both had most able assistants. This was the annual "In dies' Night" of the Brotherhood, and closed their meetings for the year. The following men were elected as officers for the ensuing year: (J. S. Riddle, president; L". T. Stretcher, vice president; .1. R. Martin, secretary treasurer. The speaker of the evening was Dr. Zumbro, president of the American college at Madura, India, who was in Portland on his return to his work in Madura, after some months spent in America. Dr. Zumbro told of the political sit uation in India and of the results of tne work tn his institution which is the only college, under the American board, offering Students the collegiate courses. Head of Swedish Salvationists Here Much interest is evidenced In the circles of the Swedish section of the Salvation Army over the vls't of Colonel Ben Nelson of Chicago, head of the Swedish organization In this country, and Adjutant Gabrielon of Seattle, who today are to conduct a serfles of services In this city. At 8 o'clock they will speak .it the downtown headquarters of the army. 430 Burnside street, and again to morrow evening they will speak at the same time and place. Tomorrow morning t 11 o'clock they will speak at the Swedish mission church, and at 8 o'clock they will address a meet ing at the corps hall, corner Missis sippi avenue and Shaver street. The meetings will he public. SERVICES Hnmsn Dlseontent." 7:48. "Trie Significance of Some Modern Problems." TJnlty Rev. W. bee Gray. Vernon 19th and Wygant Bev. H. N. Mount. 11. Westminster K. 17th and Schuyler Rev. Ktnry Marcolle. 10:30. Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett sta. Rev. A. !.. Hutchinson. 10.T0. "Well Written Let ter. K, "Sevpti Wonders of the Word." Knee Cltv Park E. 46th and Hancock Bev. J. M. Skinner. 11, 7:30. BHkane Avenue K. lth and Spokane Rev. W. S. McCullagh. 11 7:30. Marshal Street 17th and MarahalJ Rev. A. J. Hanna. 11, 7:30. Trinity Corner Virginia and Nebraska ata. rlev. E. Benson. 11, 7:30. Chinese 1454 First St. 7:48. Anabel th at. and 87U vt. g, Rev. Alfred Levis Taxia. 4. Reformed rreahytarlan. Irat church Minnesota ana Alntworth-Bev r. D. Fraier. H, 7:80. Beformed. First German 12th and Clay Rev. a Hef ner. 10:45. 8. Second Columbia blvd. and 83d tt. Rev I A. Wyaa. 11. Third Fifth ave., Lents Rev. W. O. Lien kaemper. 11. Salvation Amy. Cwrp, No, 1243 Ask. 8. adfrtsat Jeseph at .rtson. HwedisS Ctrpa 430 Bnrwlde. Scandtnavian 243 Ash Bev. jees OvaL Seventh Day Advanttata. Note Regular services of this denomination are held on Saturday. Central h,. 11th and Everett Elder P. C. Hayward. puator. 11. Tabernacle Weat Side, K. of P. hell. 11th ami Alder Elder E. W. Cntlln. 11. Montavilla K. 80th aid fc. Everett Elder J. F. Beatiy. 11 and 7. Alblna (German) Skldmor and Mallorv Lenta B4tb Chltwood. 11. and 68tb ave. Elder D. J. bt. Johna Centsai avenne and Cherleatos Elder E. D. Hurlburt. 11. Mount Tabor E. J. Cummluga. 11. 60 and Belmont Rev. C. Scandinavian church 62nd and 88th ave 8. .. Kider O. E. Uandnea. H. Sarvioes for the Deaf. United Presbyterian Wasco and Grand ava Kev. S. Earl DuBola. .0:30. 8. Unitarian. Church of Our Father Broadway and Tarn- bill -Rev. t. L. F.liot, D. D. 11. Prof. K. rt. Il.pnrrlte of Reed College on, "A Successful Kdmatlonal Venture In Oje Heart of China." f, "What Are the Grounds lor Believing That Jesus Really Lived?" United Brethraa. Alberta 27th and Alberta Bev. C. C BelL 117 :SStt. First E. 15th and Morrison Rev. 3. D. NiscwoikW. II. Preaching by Kev. D. R. I'otts. s. The Fliun Home "boya" will have rnTge. Fourth 89th at. and 62d at 8. E. Bav. L E. Conner. II. 7:45. Third 67tli st. and 32a ave. S. E Bev Herbert F. White. II. 8. United IvangeneaL Foorth Bev. J. "E. Conner. 11, 7:80. Radical Jesaup at. Uv. A. o. Henderson. 11 7:30. Manor. Clrcnlt Services Cherry Grove. 8 o m Brush Prairie, 7:30. " Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gay Rev. G. L. Lovell. 11, 8. First B. with and Poplar- Rev. J. A. Good 11, 8. Bishop S. C. Breyfogel will preach at 'i St. Jofaua Kev. A. t. Laiytou. 11, . Wichita Bev. H. H. Farnbam. 11. a United Preahyteriaa. Flrt E. 87th and Hawthorne Rev. Frank DcVVltt Find ley. 11. "Our Experience of tlod's Salvation.' 7:45, "Bringing Others to Cuilet.Ti Church of the Strangers Wasco street and Grand ave. Kev. 8. Earl DuBois, 10:30, 8. uitoa J. b. Cole. 10: li, a. Universalis!. Church of the Good Tidings Broadway and E. 24th Kev. J. D. Corby. 10:46, "Why 1 Am a Christian Luiversulist." Y. M. 0. A. T. W. U. A. T. M. C. A. 6th and Taylor H. W. atone, ge.-ieral secretary. y. W. C A. Broadway and Taylor Miss J.lbda D. James, general secretary. 4:30, Mia, B. A. Theater will speak nn 'Th Value of a V. W. C. A. Summer Conference.' Music. XisoaUaceont. Associated Bible Student fl. B. S. A.l Arcanum baU. 13th at. near Washington I A&, avaupotfium. 3, Diacourse by N. M. Lew ton; 4'.3o: ". Pnblic lecture by W. A. Baker on "Future Probation, it Mope Beyood tin Grave." New Tbonglit Tea.pl of Trulb Ellera BIdg. Mrs. Anna Young-Hunlreas. 8 p. m., ad duress by Charlea S. Speucer on "Trauaflg uratton." First Spiritual Science Sixth and Mont f.nery. ! mpoainiu. 8, Wallace Strubkj. New Church Society Ellera ball Kev. Sam wel Woreeafr. 11. "Pasatlng Through the Bed fees; nit- Kiperlenee of Today." Reorganised Church vt Jesua Christ of tat ter Day sSinta E. 7&h and Irving Elder At H. Cook, paattrr. 11, b. ' Thursday Noon It Lholt,' sfetieee for 'tha Sataurday ehavoh elam. must he in the. editemi roe ate at he JeuraaJ s It BE IMPORT! j " ' 1 : :W Purpose to Keep Track 'ol Members Moving From One Part of State to Another, The Oregon Christian Endeavor ttn ion recently organized what la known as the "Introduction DepartmenL" Miss Father Warren Stearn of Oakland, Or., has been eroded superintendent. ; The purpose of this new department; 'til ,lo keep track of members who are mov ing from one part of the state toV an other and to introduce them Into a society st their new resilience ai aOOn as possible. , . Many times young people are doing fine work in a society but when they move fail to unite themselves .in nn active way with another organization. The work of the introduction depart ment is to send word ahead to the young people in the new town SO that they may h on tho outlook for th. newcomer. In order to make th WQXR es helpful as possible ell societies are being urged to pend in the nnmei of nil members who move from time to time rtisliop Unfile to Preach. -'i:JJ Bishop Wilson 'I'. Hot! ue will preach at Central Free Methodist church, liast Fifty-fifth and Flanders streets, (to morrow morning at 11. Rev. W. N. Cofj fee, pastor, will preach In tho evening. A reliable. safe skin treatment You need never hesitate to use Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap in the treatment of severe or simple skin-troubles. There is nothing- in them to injure the tenderest surface, i Resinol is a doctor's prescription which, for over twenty years, has been con stantly used by other physicians for eczema and other itching, burning', unsightly skin affections. . ; They prescribe Resinol, knowlnsr that its remarkable soothing, healing action is due to ingredients so gen tie and harmless as to be suited even to a baby's delicate skin, r All druggists sell Resinol Soap and Reslaol Ointment. 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