' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1916.
OR, DYOTT TO GIVE
SECOND
SERIES
OF SPECIALLECTURES
t i -
Theme Will Be Devoted to the
Interests of the Public
Schools of the City.
PARENTS ARE INVITED
First Congregational church organi
sations are resuming their activities
following the vacation.
The second In a series Of special
lectures giveii by lr. Luther R. Dyott
in the First Congregational church on
Sunday evenings, will be given In that
church next Sunday at7:4&. Dr. Dyott' s
theme being, "An Evening- In the In
terests of our Schools."
A special Invitation Is given to par
ents and teachers to attend this ser
vice. At 11 a. m., Ur. Dyott will
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Tilt various organizations connec;?a . "J .
with the Klrst Congregational church j sermon to be delivered by the Rev.
are resuming their work. The Ladle' Oeorge Edward Lewis, pastor of the
Aid society held Its first meeting of . Highland Congregational church,
the new church year on Wedpesduyj Kev. Mr. Lewis will let the audi
afternoon. Luncheon was served at 1 ence decide after the completion of
o'clock which was followed by a busi-1
ness session of the society.
This society Is making plans for a
large reception to be given In the par
lors of the church on Friday evening,
September 22. The presidents of all
the church organizations will receive
with the reception committee of the
Ladies' Aid society, and an unusually
attractive musical program fwui tie
program
rendered. Plans are also under way
for the annual dinner and bazaar giv
en under the auspices of this society
:
during October.
Mesdarnes Sorasrtfe. McLauzhlln an
Jeffries were hostesses at the first'
meeting of the guild, which was held
In the church parlors on Thursday at
10:80 a. m. This society gives one .Iji y
a month to sewing for the local char
itable Institutions, and under the lead
ership of Mrs. O. B. Itlddle, president,
similar work will be done during the
coming- winter.
The Silver Circle was entertained at
the home of Mrs. M. F. Henderson.
1025 Raleigh street, on Thursday af- 1
ternoon, with Mrs. A. K. Clarke and
Mrs. Little acting as hostesses. A!
octal hour followed the business meet
ing.
Coming to Portland
Tabernacle Church
Is making most rapid growth as is
H. G. Thurston, formerly ot New 1 shown by the following list of candl
Tork and more recently president of dates to be taken into membership at
the Southern Oregon Conference Sev
enth Day Adventists, has been se
lected by the conference committee to
take charge of the Portland Tab
1,11 oLtoUrfo; WlhJMw: Vnc George An,' Elizabeth Alt, Henry A t
.PStr; .t J1-,:",0 f:,eorge Alt. Jr., Imanuel Alt. Rail Alt,
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All"uun mr- n'uixiuii -"""" ""-o ;
enure cnarge unui iau, no win preacu
una cvouing ni a u tiutu iw tun-
aucting tne Bible study at i at me
usual meeting place at Knignts or
Pythias hall, corner of Eleventh and
Alder streets. The regular morning
service is held every Saturday morn-
ing at this place at 11 o clock pre- ;
ceded hy Sabbath school at 10.
About 11 months ago this church
was started on the west side on ac- -
count of the over-crowded condition i
of the Central church at East Elev- j
enth and Everett strets, although a !
year before that the seating capacity
had been increased about a third by
building a balcony. Seventy mem
bers left to start the west side con
gregation and although several mem
bers hava alnce left Portland, the
membership has Increased to 124.
To Deliver Farewell
Sermon on Sept. 24
Rev. L. K. Richardson will deliver
his farewell sermon at the Kenil-1
worth Presbyterian church Sunday, ;
September 34, leaving soon after for
Philadelphia where nc will become
the pastor of the Hebron Memorial
Presbyterian church of that city. Rev.
.Mr. lucnarason win assume cnarg
of his new duties about the lrst of
ucioDer.
Rev. Mr. Richardson has been pas
tor of the local church for the past
four years, coming- here from Seattle
In 1912. He was Issued the last call
while attending- the general assembly
in Philadelphia, as a- delegate. In
his new charge he will have over
150 members. The church was bu,ilt
at a cost of $60,000.
Fall Work Is Begun
By Sunday School
The East Side Baptist Sunday school
has again started in for the fall work.
Mr. McMicheal. acting superintendent,
had different members of the Sunday
school tell of their summer's exper
ience; which was very interesting for
the opening exercises.
IT. K. Hall, who has been connected
with this church and Sunday school
tor 23 years, and was superintendent
S
for 10 years continuously, has been i
called to a higher position, and, will
make his home In Omaha.
September 17 will jae rally day, and
the Sunday school will have a pro
gram during the church hour service.
Special music and the drill. "Arch of
Victory," will be given by the chil
dren. Centenary to Hold
Quarterly Meeting
The last quarterly conference of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church
will be held on Monday evening, Sep
tember 18, at the churcu.
Reports will be heard from the dif
ferent departments of the church for
the conference year which closes Oc
tober 1st. Dr. Lane will preach the
morning and evening services.
PAINLESS PREACHING
THEME OF MINISTER
I f 1
V
Rev. Edward Lewis.
Painless Preaching.
Till. nnirol .nhUi. nf I h
the sermon whether or not the topic
has been fully sustained
To the ordinary member this unique
topic, it Is pointed out, suggests that
"Brimstone and dragon tails" nre
things of the past: that while the
sermon was in itself lnt'-restlng,
there is liitle likelihood of the hear-
er being put to sleep by any pulpit
sopoflfic.
RAPID MEMBERSHIP
ZION CHURCH NOTED
bUndaV a I Otal 0T 40 NeW
, , . , . , ,
iviemDers win ce formally
Admitted at Service,
The German Zion Congregational
church at Ninth and Freemont streets.
the regular Sunday morning commun
ion service, September 17.
Jacob Fink, Sr., Christina Fink, Ja-
- J' ,
Henry Knippel. Marjraret KniDDel.
'Philip Knippel. Katie Knippel, George
Hlnkel. Anna Marie Hlnkel. Marie Hin
KeJ Jacob Hlnkel, George Hlnkel, Jr.,
- uonrad Hlnkle, Wilhelm Hlnkle,
Henry Lanman. John Gerlach. Peter
Kehn. Anna K. Rehn. Jacob Rehn. Carl
Rehn, Mollle Rehn, Jennie Rehn, David
tilanz, Catherine Glanz, Fredia Glanz
Oduard Glanz, John Ross. Catherine
noss, Carrie Iloss.
i"'s list shows a net gain of 40
members. Friends are cordially invit-
ea to attend this service which is al
wys impressive. One of the strong
matures or tne same being the univer
sal congregational singing.
Schedule at Rose
City Park to Begin
The Rose City Park Methodist Epls
copal church will begin its new fall
and winter schedule tomorrow. There
will be no evening serve, the vespjr
services being held from 4:30 to 6:30
o clock. Dr. J. W. McDoug-all will
speak. Three years ago last February
he held the first service of this so
ciety In the club house. This will be
his last meeting with his church as
district superintendent.
ne cnurcn win be opened everv
i evening, except Saturday, including
next week, for any one desiring to
see "The Man of Sorrows," the great
painting by Mrs. Francis of ML Tabor
All are welcome.
To Occupy Pulpit
At White Temple
Rev. W. E. Henry of the First Bap
tist church, of Everett, Wash., will
preach both morning and evening in
the White Temple, Sunday, September
17.
The Bible school begins at 9:46
m. with classes adapted to ell a ares
, rct:sesr.r i3g0TZ
The "Drop
mission room
at the usual study period.
The Temple quartet Is on duty again
ana win be heard in the morning in
tne antnem. "L'omes at Times a Still
ness,- by Galbraith.
In the evening they will sing. "The
jiy oi iuve, by llavehs, and also,
Arise, enine, by Maker.
Norwegian Minister
To Speak in City
Rev. F. A. Scarvia of San Francisco
Cal., one of the leading Norwegian
ministers on tne coast, will be in th
city over sunaay and lecture at tno
Norweygian-Danish Methodist Episcopal
cnurcn on Vancouver avenue and Skid
more street, this evening at 8 o'clock
and preach In the same church Sun
day morning. Miss Astrld RoaJd will
sing at tne morning service and O,
Jiaug win sing at the lecture Satur
day night. The entertainment Satur
aay evening Is free and under th
auspices or Lyng" society.
Program of Calvary
Presbyterian Is Out
At Calvary Presbyterian clhurch the
pastor. Rev. Oliver S. Baum, will
preach, taking for his theme In the
morning, "Better Farther On." and In
the evening, '"Entering Into Rest." The
musical director George Hotchklss
Street, has returned from his vacation
and has Inaugurated a quartet which
will render music of a hfgh ' ordor.
Strangers will be welcomed at the ser
vices and will . Xlnd help and insplra-
P,4A :2&:ml
II f u- I II
GROWTH
OF GERMAN
REV. IE.
OF
IS
A
Large Audiences Are Turning
Out to Sunday Morning
and Evening Services,
C. E. SOCIETY IS FORMED
C. C. Tripp, Sunday School Superin
tendent, and Wife, Choir Director,
Have Gone on Vacation Trip.
Large audiences greeted Rev. X. E.
Nelson, the new pastor of the Anabel
Presbyterian church, again last Sunday
at both morning and evening services.
An intermediate Christian Endeavor
society has been organized among the
boys and girls of the church between
the ages of 12 to 16 years. The church
has now three organized Christian En
deavor societies. AThe Benior society
meets at 6:45 p. m. each Sunday and
a welcome is extended .to me young
people of the community. The offi-
ers are: Gertrude Homuth, presl-
ent; Alma Burdick, vice president;
Olive Morrow, secretary.
The intermediate Christian Endeavor
meets at 5 p. m. The officers are:
Marie Auble, president; Clarence Tum
uli, vice president, and Mildred Smith,
eoretary. The Junior Christian En-
eavor meets at 4 p. m. and itheir of-
Icers are: Dorothy Smith, president;
vian Coney, vice president, and
J race Johnston, secretary.
C. C. Tripp, superintendent of the
nabel Sunday school and husband of
Mrs. Ella Hoberg-Tripp, choir direc
tor of the church, have gone on a six
eeks' trip to the east. They expect
to visit a number of the large cities
the east, including New York, to
acquaint themselves with later ideas
n Sunday school and choir work and
In the musical field generally so that
both will have a larger vision and be
better qualified to boost the work of
he Anabel church for the great mas
ter and teacher, Jesus Christ.
During their absence Ernest P.
Town, assistant superintendent, will
ave c.iarge of the Sunday school and
holr.
Temple of Truth.
The Temple of Truth society In the
uture will hold services both morn-
ng and evening at tne women or
Woodcraft hall. Tenth and Taylor
streets.
NELSON
ANABEL
CHURCH
PROVING
MAGNET
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
13th Sunday After Trinity
Sunday School Lessons Tomorrow.
Lesson Topic
A PRISONER IN THE CASTLE: Acts .
(Act 22: 7-29 i printed.)
Memoruv" reres 27-29.
Golden Text He la my refuge and my for-
tre: My Ood, In whom I trut. P. 91:2.
Home &edlnca M. Paul's experience, jvri
22: 1-16. T. Prisoner in the Castle, Actp 22:
7-29. W. A cowardly denial. Matt, zo: e-iD.
Th. A bold confession. Acts 4: 6-1Z. t. 1 1
delltr and darner. Dan. 6: 4-10. S. Reward
of fidelity. Dan. 6: 18-23. 8. Encouragement
n persecution. Matt, iu: z-aj.
Youngspeople's Topics.
Christian DndeaTor "Little Chances to
Help," Eind. 17: 8-13.
Junior cnrisuan tnaeaTor ninmo
Faithful Mother." I Sam. 1: 11, 21 28.
B. 1. P. U. Young People s kiuj l'T.
Baptist.
First tVbtt Temple 12th and Alder Dr.
Maurice P. Kikes, pastor pro tern. 9:50, 11;
6:30. 7:45.
Swedleb-Flnnlsh Mission While lempie o.
Esat Side E. 20th and Ankenj ts. Re.
O. Shank, pastor. 10. 11. 6:30. 7:30.
Highland K. Oth and Aluerta ne. v.Tfs-
Meier, pastor. 11 a. m.
Arleta KY. w . i. opriggi, u, a, v.to, .a
UniTersitT Psrk RT. C. L. Heskett. 11,
7:30.
Swedish 15th and Hoyt RtT. x. ijerniara.
poetor. 10:45 and 7:30.
Grace Jlontaiua tier. a. 1. t.asu. iv, u,
Triumphant Goodness"; 7; 8, "Triumphant
Certainty."
sellwood tve. r . a. myn. 11.
St Johns Bev. E. P. Borden, pastor 7:30.
LaWan E. 8th and Grant Rey. Thomas
Stephenson, acting paator. 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. tn., preaching by ReT. D. L. Dutton.
ail. ijaiYary cast riuc iuu uiiuu "
Re. A. M. Mac-hack. 11, 8.
Third Knott and Vancouyer aye. Key. w.
J. Beayen. 11, "Leasona From Affliction."
:30, "Misjudging God, and Its cure." o:so.
Chinese J. C. Malone. 7.
UdU Re. J. M. Nelson. 11. 7:30.
Second German Morris and Koduey aye.
11, 7:30. .
Gleneoe E. 45th and Mim iter. a. .
Walts. 11. "The Spirit Deyeloped by Giving. "
9:45. 7; 8. "Companionship.
Mount Ollyet Key. W. A. Magrett. u. s.
Italian Mission Key. Francesco Sannella.
11- 8. .
First Carman 4th and Mill Key. J. aratt.
11. 7:80.
Goodwill Misaion loin ana jtwuse ii?a a.
U Nelson, superintendent.
North Portland Mission 880 Mcolal at. Frl
Abv. 8.
: Kussellyme Mission ney. Aioen nujn-
Lr!dge. 3. 3:45.
Tsbernacle E. 42d and Holgate Rey. Wal
ter Duft, acting paator. 11. 7:30.
Catholic
8t. Peter's Lents Rey. P. Beutgen. 8,
10:30. 7:30.
Pro-Cathedral 15th and Dayls Key. E. V.
O'Hara, 6. 7:15, 8.30, 9:45. 11. 7:45.
St. Lawrence 3d and Sherman Rey. J. C.
Hughes. 6. 8:30. 10:3o. 7:30.
St. Patrick's win and ssyier Key. B. p.
Murphy. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
St. Frsncls- K. llth snd oak Key. J. H.
Black. 6. 8. 9. 10:30. 7:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams aye.
and Stanton Rey. W. A. Daly. ti. 8, 9, 10:30,
7:30.
Holy Rosary B. 3d, and ciackamaa Rey. K.
S. Olson. 6, 7. 8, 9. 11. 7:30.
St. Rose E. 53d and Alameda Key. J.
O'Farrell. 8. 10, 7:30.
St Andrew s K. th and Alberta Key. J.
Klernan. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
The Madeleine E. 24th and Siskiyou Rey.
Georee i . Thompson, 7:30. 9. 10:30.
Ascension E. Yamhill and E. 70th Francis
can Fathers. U. 10:30. 7:30.
Holy Redeemer Portland blyd. and Vancou
yer aye. Rey. F. H. Miller. 6. 8. 1U:30, 7:30.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland aye. and Blan
dena Key. B. V. Kelly. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin Rey. C. Raymond.
a 10:30. 7:30.
St. Ignatius' 5220 43d at. S. E. Jesuit
Fathers. o. u:ou.
St. Stephens' 42d and E. Taylor Rey. War
ren A. Waitt. 6, 8:30, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Phillip Nerl E. 16th and Hlckey Rey
W. J. Cartwriirut. 8. 10:80. 7:30.
Sacred Heart K. llth and Center Bey. 0.
Robl. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Agatha E. 15th and Killer Rey. J
Cnmrnlnnkr. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Joseph (German) 15th and Conch Rey
R Dnrrer. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
St. Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland aye. and
Falling Rey. r. Mattnew. e. 10:30. ?:!.
St. Michael (Italian) 4tb and Mill Rev. M.
Baleatra. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
St. Clements Smith and Newton Rey. C.
Smith. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
St. Clares Capitol Hill Franciscan Father
7:30, 9:15.
St. Charles ."4th snd KlUlngsworth Rey
G. Snlderhorn. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
Christian.
First Park and Columbia Rey. Harold H.
Grlffls. pastor. 11, "The Reality of the
Spiritual Life." 8 p. m., "Thou and Thy
House." 9:43, 6:30.
Kern Park Rey. G. K. Berry. 11, T:90.
Woodlawn 7th and Liberty Rer. W. J.
Mlllluger, 11, 7:30.
Eaat Side Christian E. 12th and H. Taylor
Ke. A.. 1 trim, n, .
Rodney Avecae. .at Knott at. Rey. J. F.
Ghormley. 11 and t.
Sellwood 13th and Ttulno By. J, B.
Jot-nson. 11 and 8.
St. Johns RT. Herbert F. Jonea. ' ir g.
Vernon Church or Christ Utk Ul Wr
gut 11, .,-.-,,..: ,:,-r -.j.,
- . V-.-S- ":(-,V7'- V'C'' t. .- .- f :
Clinton Kelly fChnrch
To Lose Its Pastor
Rev. J. West Thompson, pastor of
the Clinton Kelly Methodist church,
announced .to his congregation last
Sunday that he will leave Portland
September 18 to attend Harvard uni
versity. He has secured a scholarship
in this Institution.
Rev. Mr. Thompson was appointed
to the pastorate of the Clinton Kelly
church last September after the Ore
gon conference and during his pas
torate has done much toward building
up the church.
The first undertaking was to build
up the Sunday school from a mere
handful to 300. The 300 mark was not
reached but a wonderful permanent
growth was obtained.
During the winter months special
revival services were cond' trd, which
resulted in many older persons being
brought into the church.
During the summer months the pas
tor arranged a series of sermon lec
tures for his congregation and thus
Kept his Sunday evening attendance
up to normal. Mr. Thompson preaches
his farewell sermon tomorrow.
New Year Meetings
Presbyterians' Plan
The First Presbyterian church.
Twelfth and Alder streets, will celf
brate the opening of a new year with
a series of special meetings which will
be held throughout the week. Invita
tions are being sent out to strangers
and those who feel even remotely re
lated to any branch of the church.
At noon on Sunday will be enroll
ment time. On Wednesday from 3 to
6 will be women's organization time.
This meeting will be the occasion for
meeting the active women of the dif
ferent organizations, the Missionary
society, the Women's association. Fi
delity guild and Youn Women's c lub.
A meeting of the young people's or
ganization will be held.
Big Audiences Are
Hearing Dr. Nicholas
Large audiences are attending; the
lectures being delivered by rr. Nich
olas in the tabernacle at Forty-second
and Holgate streets. At 3
o'clock on Sunday there will be a
meeting for men only, at which he
will relate his 22 years medical ex
perience. "Prayer, the Lost Art Found." will
be the subject of his address at 11
o'clock. The evening dance subject
will be demonstrated by David's
step. All the churches are helping
in the services which is resulting in
a great good work being accom
plished. Bethel E. 81'd and Thompson Key. Au
brey W. Wilton.
Montavllla E. "6th and Hoyt Rey. Eugene
Burr. 11, 8.
Gladstone Rey. Roy L. Dunn. 11. 8.
Christian Scienos.
Lesson sermon, "Matter."
First church Everett, between 19th and
19th sts. 11, 8.
Second E. 6th and Holladay. 11. 8.
Third E. 12th aud Salmon. 11. 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. aud Emerson. 11. 8.
Fifth Myrtle Park bull. 11.
Christian Science society Hoibrook block,
St. Johns. 11. 1
Congregational. j
Fh-st Park snd Maulson riev. Luther R.
ryort. minister. 11, 9:50 a. m., 8:30. Morning.
"How to Be Certain." Evening. "An Eyeiilas
lu the Interests of Our Schools."
First German E. 7tli and Mantoa Fey. E.
O Wlllman.
Atkinson Community church E. 20th and
Everett Thomas S. Anderson, minister. 11.
University Park Haven St., near Lombard
Rev. F. J. Meyer, pastor. 10 a. m., 11
a. m. and 8 p. m.
Highland E. 6th and Prescott Rey. Geo.
Edw. Levis, pastor. 11, "P.y Products of Re
ligion." 7:45. "Painless PTeachiug."
I.inderharst Rev. I). B. Gr.iT. 11. 7:4".
Pilgrim Missouri ave. and Shaver t Key.
W. C. Kantner. 9:45 a. m. 11. "For Souls Per
plexed." 8 p. m.. 7 p. m., 8 p. m. "The Aris
tocracy of Character."
Waverly Heights E. 83d and Woodward
Rey. A. C. Moses. 9:45, 11 a. m., "The Great
est Love of All." 7:4.', "Conservation off the
Human Assets of the Nation.
Sunnyslde E. 32d and Taylor Roy. J J.
Staub. 11. "The Faith One- Ie!lTered t'rto
the Saints." 7:45. The Half Baked takt -
Zion (German) b. 9th and Tremont Key.
J. H. Hopp. 10:30.
Norwegian Danish Congregational Ccarth
Samuel Neyala. 7:30, 6 p. in.
St. Johns Rev. J. 11. Bariiett, pastor, 11
and 8.
Finnish Mission 107 Skldtnore St. Rev.
Samuel Neyala. 7:30. preaching by Rev. E.
aavanen. 6 p. m.
M. E. Church, South.
TJnton ave. and Multnomah st, Rev. W. J.
Fcnton, 11 and 8.
Episcopal.
St Mark's 21st and Marshall Rev. J. E.
H Simpson, rector. Rev. J. U. Hatton, as
sistant rector. 7:30, 8:30, 10:15. 11.
Trinity 19th and Everett uev. A. A. Mor-
alon. 8. 11, 8.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen the Martyr
Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner. 7:4.r., 11, 3,
7:45.
St. David s E. 12tb and Belmont Key.
Thomas Jenkins. 7, 9:30. 11, "Some Great
Issues Before the Church." Kvenliig, An In
terpretation of sn Old Prophet."
St. John s Mtiwauale Kev. Jonn V. Kice.
3, 4.
St. Andrew s nererord si., rortsmonw
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 11.
St. Matthews, Corbett and Bancroft ats.
Rev. W. A. M. Breck, vicar. S. S. 10 a. m.
Service and sermon at 11 a. m.
Grace Memorial, Weidler and E. 17th N.
Rey. Oswald W. Taylor. 8, 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson. 11, Uev. James E. Bar
bour. St. Michael's and All Angels' E. 43d and
Broadway lit v. T. F. Bowtu. 11, 7:30 a. Hi.
a. tu.'- -
Church of Our Saviour With ave. and 41t
st. S. E. Archdeacon C.ianjoers in charge. 11.
St. John's Sellwood Key. John D. Kice. 11.
St. Pauls Wooduiere Uev. Oswald W.
Tuylor. 4.
Bisbop Morris Memorial cliapel. Good Sa
marltau hospital Kev. Frederick K. Howard.
7, 7:15.
All Saints' Church 2",th and Savler Rey.
Frederick K. Howard. 11. 6:30.
Evangelical Association.
Carson Heights G. F. Llening Jr. 11:r,0, 7.
First English E. 6tb aud Market. Rev. E.
D. llornschucb. 11, 8.
First German Evangelicsl 10th and Clay
Eev. G. F. Ltenlng. 10:45, 8.
Evangelical Synod. '
German Evangelical. Friends' Church Ts
coma ave. aud E. loth Uev. Elias N. Her
girt. 10:45, 730.
St. Paul Evangelical church 447 Failing
Bev. J. Uergort. 11. 7:30.
Free Methodist.
Central 5Ktb and E. Flanders Rev. W. N.
Coffee. 11. 7:45. Rev. N. B. Ghormley.
First E. 9th and Mill Rev. A. Beer.
tor. t:45 a. ni. 11 a. m. and 8 p. id. 7 p. m.
St. Johns Kev. J. A. Hopper.
Third Bev. II. 11. Clark.
Friends' Church.
Sunnysidi
v vith . 1 k,.i u
L. 3oth and Main-Rev. Homer
Coy. 11. 7:30.
Leuts South Main
11. 7:30.
st. Rev. John Riley.
West Piedmont Rev. Mrs. Ethel M. Ar
nold. 11. 7:3" p. m.
Piedmont Frlenda Church Corner Borthwlct
and Jeesup street. Chester A. Hadley, pastor.
10, 11. 7:45.
Jewish.
Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Main
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Friday, 8 p. m. Sat
urday. 10:30 a. tn.
Latter Day Saints.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
(Mormon) E. 2Mb and Madlfou. 11:45. 7..
Montavllla (not Mormon) 11, 7:30.
Lutheran.
St. James. English West Park and Jeffer
son -J. Allen Leas. 11 aud 8 p. m., S. S. i
a- m.. T p. m.
: lmmanael 19tb and Irving Rey. J. Bleb
art Olsoa. 11, 8.. .-.
Trinity Germaar (MlasooH Synod) 'yTTl-
NOB NEW YORK
PASTOR TO OCCUPY
UNITARIAN PULPIT
Rev, William L. Sullivan
Ranks as One of Most Pro
found Preachers of Day,
MINISTER CONSTRUCTIVE
Kev. Mr. Sullivan la on Coast on Z,eave
of Absence, and Z rilling Num
ber of Engagements.
The outstanding event In the Church
of Our Father (Unitarian) this week
will be the eagerly expected vis't of
Rev. William X. Sullivan from All
Souls' church, New York City. He is
perhaps the greatest of American Uni
tarian preachers, and ranks very high
among all American preachers as a
man of Rreat learning and of profound
impressiveness.
He will preach at the Unitarian
church Monday evening, September 18,
at 8 o'clock, and on the next day,
Tuesday evening-, September 19, at 8
o'clock. His subject sn the first eve
ning will be "A Religion for Modern
Men," and on the second evening; "The
Meaning of Jesus for This Auto and
for All Apes." An informal reception
for Mr, and Mrs. Sullivan will follow
the service on Monday evening, to
which all :irc cordially invited.
Mr. Sullian is on the coast by leave
of abtfer.ee for a month from hit; New
York City pastorate, and Is preaching
In all the principal Unitarian churches
on the ca; t.
He Is' man vnose personal history
has hef?n most Interesting and whose
personality is impressive. His appeal
is to the religious nature of man. and
it without sensationalism or sectarian
narrowness. He deals with affirma
tives and i positive and constructive.
He is accompanied by the fieid tccr'e
tary for the Unitarian chinches.
Charles A. Murdock. of San Francisco.
The party will probably be taken for
a trip on the Columbia highway Tues
day afternoon.
New Pastor in Pulpit.
Rev. V. C Scott, who was recently
elected to fill the pulpit of the Univer
salis! church will preach his first ser
mon tomorrow at 10:45 a, m. Dr. J. D.
Corby, who rc-sipned, is interested in
the junior agricultural school move
ment. OF CHURCH
linuis ave. and Graham
-Rev. J. A. Rlmbach.
10:15, 7:30.
West Side Norwegian Luthersn 45 N
14th
Kev. Wlllielra Petterson. 11. 8.
Bethany Danish Colon ave. N. and Morris
Key. M. I . Jensen. Engheim. 11. 8.
:rawe English (Missouri Srnod) Alblna sve.
and Mason st Kev. C. Luecke. 10:30, 7:30.
Immsnuel German Sellwood Rev. H. C.
Ebeiing. 10:30.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion (Mis
souri Synod) f-alulou and Chapman Rev. H.
11. Koppelmann. lo:15, 7:45.
Our Savior's E. 10th and E. Grant sts.
Rev. George Henrikseu. 10:15, 11:15. Con
tinuation servu-es.
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Free Church
Wygant and Rodney aves. Kev. J. A. Stay
ney. 11, 8.
St. Paul a German E. 12th and Clinton
Rev. A. Krausc. 10:30, 8.
St. Johu's Peninsular and Kirkpatrick
Eev. K. U. Saliuiann. 10:45, 7:30.
s-wediseli Augustana Kev. H. E. Sanstedt.
10:45. 7:45.
I'tilted Norwegian Portsmouth Rev. Slsw
A. Stenseth. 11 and 8. S. 10. Prayer meet
lug. Thursday.
German Evangelical Reformed Lenta Rey.
W. G. Lienkaemper. 11.
Methodist.
First 12th and Taylor Dr. Frank L. Love
land, minister. Rev. Walter L. Alrheart, as
sistant minister. 10:30. "Christ's Promise of
Consolation." "My Old Fashioned Father,"
1:15 a. m.
( catenary E. Oth and E. Pine Rey. T. W.
Li i.e. 11, 7:45.
Taylor Street Church Hall at 120 Fourth
st. 10.30 a. m.
Triuiy E. loth and Sherman Rev. A. B.
Calder. 11, b.
fcwodish Borthwlck and Beech Rev. John
A. Wellman. 11, 7:45.
Epworth 'Xlh and Savier Ber. C. 0. Mc
Cillocu. 11 and 7:45. S. S. 8:45, Epworth
league 0:45.
1 irat Norwegian Danish 18th and Hoyt
Rev. O. T. Fieid. 11, 8.
Woodlawn E. 10th end Highland Rey.
Louis Thomas. 11.
SWlnood Kev. Alexander P. Maclean. 11,
7:3.
nnnyside E. 85th and Yamhill Rey. R.
Elmer Smith. 11. Rev. J. W. McDougaU.
7:4.i, Evangelist B. H. Morse.
Mt. TatHjr E. Stark and Gist. E. Olln Eld
ridge, minister. 11 a. m., "The Joy That
Abides." H p. m., "Christ and Workingmen.
S- S.. 9:45 a. m. 7 p. m.
Central Vancouver are. and Fargo Ber. C.
C. Rarlek. 11. by J. W. MeDougall. "How
God Transforms tne Life." S. S., 0:45 a. m.
St. Julius liuyt'b and Leavltt Kev. W. E.
Ingalls.
MoutaTilla W. II. Hampton. 11.
LturelwoiKl 03d st. S. E. and Foster road
Ley. c. A. Carlos. 11. "The Lplif ted Christ."
S, "Contending tor the Fin In ts. the Dangers
of IluiisellisUl. '
Ciiuton Kelly Memorial E. 40th and Powell
RejrJ. West Ihouipsou. 11, 7:45.
Jiipai;i.e Misaiou Rey. EaUen Klbara.
9:30, 8:3o.
Rose City Park Sandy blvd. and E. 58th
Rtv. William Yourigson. 11, "The Sacrament
of the Lord's Supier." 7, "Great Paintings
as Life Teacher." with an exhibition of
"The .Man of Sorrow ."
Gern.an Koduey ae. and Stanton Rey. F.
A. Schumann. 10, S-.
African Zion 2v9 Williams ave. Rev. W.
W. Howard. 11. 8.
Vuueouver Avenue Norwegian-Danish Cor
ner StiUmore Kev. Abraham Verelde. 10:45.
Key. F. A. Scurvlr of San Francisco will
lieach, sad Kev. M. NTlsen will preach at 8
p. ui.
Luivcrsity Park Lombard and Flske Rev.
C. L. Hamilton. 11. "Tiie Power of Example."
7:4."!, - Truth Seen."
Irf-uti Kev. W. Boyd Moore. 11, 8.
Bethel I.arrabeo and McMillen Itey. W. H.
Prince. iri". "Standing Alone With God
8. - Safety First."
Westmoreland MUwaukie ave.. near Ramo
na Uev. . B. Harrison, 11. 10 a. m., Rally
Day txerclses, s p. m.
Lincoln i;. 5Uud and Lincoln Rec. G. G
Haley. 8 p. m.
I'attou Michigan and Alberta Rev. George
H. Keeie. 11, 7:45.
Woodstock E. 44th and 60th ave. S. E.
K v. Frank James, pastor. 11, 7:45.
First German Kev. A. F. Cramer. 11. 8.
Brentwood Kev. YV . L.. Wilson.. 11.
Chinese Mission It aud 7:30.
Carwou Heights Rev. L. c. Douglass,' Ken
dal station.
Clark schoolhoase Key. A. B. Wilson. 7:30.
lrvinston Last luth and neldler Rev. A.
A. Dan ford. 11.
Missions
Swedish Mission Rev. B. J. Tboren. 11, 8,
I I.lim t Dapel Kev. a. j. jnoren. 10.
M.lhe, I ree .-hurch Ivy st. and William.
Kev. J. A. Stavue.v. 11. 8.
Nazarene.
l irst Peutecoutal E. 7th aud E. Coucb ti
Uev. C Howard Davis. 11.
Sellwood E. ath aud-Spokane Rey. H. C.
Buter. 11. 7
Brentwood E. 67th st. and E. 65th ave
S E. lUv. Stella Crooks. 11, H.
Scandinavian 048 Garfield. 11. 7:30.
Highland Park HJU E. 14th S. Be. S. L.
Menoel. 11 and S.
Presbyterian.
First 12th and Alder sts. Re. John II
Bovd. Services at lo:o) a. in. and 7:45 n. m
Kiurth First and tilbb sta. Re. Henry
G Uan. IO: JO a. m.. "ITie Power of Con
wlou Ejection." 12, 0.3O. 7:W, "Aiwsar.
Mislnary to tle Scaudlnaviana."
Clvar llth and Clay sts. Re. (. 8.
Baum, 10:30 a. m.. "Better Farther On." I p.
aa, "Enteiina Into best." . -
Arbor Lodge Ber. Georg B. Oomlev. : 1L
rt5. - - .- t;., - ,
Young People, Will
Hold a Kally Day
At the regular business meeting of
the Y. P. S. C. E. of V Millard Avenue
Presbyterian church, held at the hone
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Zehrung, 7105
Forty-eighth avenue S. E. Friday
evening it was decided to hold a Rally
Day service on Sunday evening, Octo
ber 22, and a committee was named to
have charge of arrangements.
The following officers were electod
for the coming six months: President,
Charles E. Tronson; vice-president, I
Beulau Miller; recording secretary,
Mildred Mcintosh: corresponding sec
retary. Essie Strang; treasurer, "Nell
Robertson. Chairmen of committees
were elected as follows: Look out.
Claire Burch; prayer meeting. Ele
Strang; missionary, Grace Spauldlng;
social, Olive Reed; music, Bernice Pals
ley. Following the business session
pumes and music were enjoyed until
a late hour when refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Railroad Employes'
Side to Be Given
The members of the Forutn of the
First Methodist Episcopal church and
the general public will hear the em
ployes' side of the railroad controversy
presented by R. A. Bennett, local chair
man of the Joint protective board cf
the Mount Hood lodge of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Englnemen and
Firemen.
Mr. Bennett is declared to be fully
qualified to give the employes' side of
the present controversy, having been
in recent conferences in the east with
the heads of the brotherhoods and is
fully cognizant of all phases of the
situation.
The general public is invited to this
meetlng which will be held in the
hunday school temple of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Twelfth
and Taylor streets, at 12:15 p. m., Sun
day, September 17.
War Causes Prices
In U.S. to Advance
Statement by Bradstreets Shows That
Commodities Have Gone TJp Aver
age 6f 36 Per Cent Since It Started.
iNew lore, epi. it. u. f.) com
modity prices in the United States
have increased 36 per cent since the
start of the European war, according
to figures issued by Bradstreets
Friday.
A new high record for Bradstreets
Index figure formed by adding the
totals of prices per pound of 96 articles
was established in September. The
record is $11.7853. The July, 1914,
index was J8.6566.
SERVICES
Kenilworth E. 34th and Gladstone Bev.
Lesiie Kirk Richardson. 11, 8.
Forbes Rey. Harry L. Pratt. 11, 8
central E. 13th and Pine sts. Kev. A. F.
uiscop. ji:do 1:10.
Mizpah E. 19th and Division sts
ernon 19th and Wygant sts. Rey. H. JJ,
.Mount.
11 "The Ca11 Ina f I TV
to Meet Emergencies." 8 V m., "Whatsoever
o " cuius iiA JUTuau. fir n nw
a Man Soweth." S. S.. 9:45 a. m. c. E., I being polite and courteous, thus de
6:30 p. m. I mnnrllnir thu sains kind of tre&tmeint
RnVTw ..' 78th and K. Everett-
Millard Avenue 7241 6OU1' ave S E Rev
W. H. Amos, 10:30.
Mt. Tabor E. 55tb and Belmont sts. Rev.
F.ii. ?o." tT- Moor'' .?!' J"r God Who
fulls Not. 7:4o. D. m. '-A Fundamental Se.
cret: The Influence of Lleht." y-ij T m -
o p. in . , o;ij p. m.
Lnity Rev. W
Lt Graj, 7Ut and Sindj j
blvd. 9:10, 11, 3,
i,:3Sd7:s4ohu7l'r
n estmins
Rev. Boud
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett sts. Rev.
a. i.. tiutcninson. 11. "Looklnff for a Joh
8 p. m., "The Greatest World Battle. Prayer
service inuraaay evening. Bible school, 9:45
Rose City park E. 3th aud Hancock sts,
uey. j. ai. oainner.
Spokane Avenue E. lftth anil Srmk.n.
Dev. W. S. MeCullagh. 11, 7:30.
Marshall Street 17th and Marshall at.
Rev. A. J. Hanna. 11
Trinity Corner Viretnla and Nebraska at.
ur. a. j. Montgomery. 11, 7:30. S. 8.. 10.
ininese 14V. 1rst st. 7:45.
Anabel 66th st. and 37th S
E.
Rev. I. E. Nelson, nastor. 10:30. "Cantlye. r
vuiu.i. o. a., jo;o a. m.: c. t... 0:45 n m
.to, needing nigui un.
Reformed "resby-terfaa.
First church Minnesota and Alnawnrth
uey. r. u. r rarer. 11. 7 ;jo.
Saltation Army Ceroi No. 1243 Ash at. All
day services by Captain and Mr. Tumner of
oenue. 11, 0:10 ana s.
Reformed.
First German 12th and Clsy Rey. o. Haf.
liei . lu.tu, o.
becond Columbia olvd. and 83d at. Re
I TT II, . At.
Third FlfU ave
Lents Rev. W. Q. Tjn.
kemper. 11.
Corps No. 1243 Ash. Aulntant and Mrs
rraua veiige. 11, a.lo ana S.
Salvation Army.
Corps r0. 4 128 1st St. Enilm ITl,r,
twgue tuu auiaiu maoei isrown In iHiri
Ali-jlay Biirvleaa hy 1.1utnn l'r. I n- P.,
. . ..wu.umM WiVUCi A. IV
OCOII.
Swedish Corps 430 Burnslde.
hcandiuavlan 243 Ash Key. John Oval,
Seventh Day Adentists.
Note Regular services of this denomination
axe ueia ou saiuraay.
central fc llth and Everett Elder P. C
Uayward, paator. 11.
iabernacls West bide. K. of P hall, nih
and Alder 11.
Moutavilla E. 80th and E. Everett Elder
F. Beatty. 11 and 7.
Alblna (German) Skldmora and Willnr,
L'l.I.. . I W ... 1 . -
lnts 94th and 58th are. F.Mer n I
Cbltwood. 11.
St. Johns Central avenue and Oiar!B..
Eider t. Li. Hurl Dure 11.
Mount Tabor E. 0th and Belmont R
1. j. tjummiDga. 11.
scandluavlan church 62d and Snth ay, a
r-iuer kj. r,. oauauea. 11.
Berricea for the Deaf.
-Ky. S. Earl ImbZiT, lTZ.
Unitarian
Church of Our Father Broadway and Tain
hill Hey. T. U. Eliot, V. 1).. minister emtr-
itus. Uev. W. ii. EUot Jr., pastor. 11, "Free
uuristiauuy ana rriri-r. -
United Brethren.
Aluerta 27th and Alberta.
rlrst r.. 10 tn and Morrison Key. P. O.
Uoueurase. ii a. m.
lour ih OOtU st. and 82d ave. 8. E.
Ibird 67th st. aud 32d ave. 8. K. Herbert
r. w one, pastor, 11 a. m., 10 a. m., 8 p. m.,
7 d m.. 8 d. m.
Vlrst 17th and Harney. Vancouver. Waab.
Kt-v; Jonn u. Msewonaer, pastor. tTeacblm
1 1 a, in., o p. 111.
United EySLnaeliosJ.
Fourth Rev. J. E. Conner. 11. 7:30
Uadlcal Jessup sU Key. A. S. Beuderson.
11. 1:30.
Manor, Circuit Services Cherry Grove. I p
m Brush Prairie. 7:30.
Oca ley Green Willamette blvd. and Caj
uev. 11 . li. r rum ui, 1 1 , .
First b. lttth and Fopiar Rev. J. A.
Uoode, 11, 8.
fct. Johns Rev. A. P. Layton. 11, .
United Fresbytariaa.
First E. 87tn and Hawthorne Bev. Frank
DeWltt Flwlley. 11, 7:o.
Chureh of the Stranger Wasco street and
Grand ave. lie v. r. Karl Duiiuia. lO.c a. ui..
"Cbriatun Compulsion. o p. m., "A Wonder
ful Love. .
Univertalist.
Cburch of the Good Tiuinga Broadway and
E. Mis.
Y. M. C. A T. W, C. A.
Y. M. C. A. ttih and 'Itaylor H. W. BUn,
y. w. u. A. uroaaway ana layior ves
per services, 4:su. uev. r. K. Uuward.
Xisoellaaeea.
Associated Bible Students !. B. 8. A.)
Cliiistenseoa ball. .Hn and lambiu sta.
& o. ra.. dtacourae oy Stuart MoKlssick. 8 n.
m... public disconrse by A. A. Verex, csbjeet,
a New Heaven." : ' '
Haw tbarcav society KUers b a 1L Br oaura
sad Aloer eta. Bev. SsubumI Worcester, aa-
CONFERENCE URGES
PASTOR'S RETENTION
Frank
Loveland.
!T OF PEOPLE
TOWARD CARRIERS OF
PAPERS TO BE SUBJECT
n QUonlr tn 1 1 rap Imnnrt-
i OllallK l(J UlgC IlllfJUIl-
ance of Uprightness in
Dealings With Young Men.
Tomorrow evening Rev. W. O.
Shank, pastor of the K&et Side Baptist
church, will discuss how young men
who carry and deliver papers in Port
land should be treated.
Kev. Mr. Shank takes a great inter
est In young life and he believes that
every one should do all in his power
to leave the right impression on the
youthful mind, and therefore his topic,
"How You Should Treat Your Taper
Carrier."
This sermon will be addressed to
the public of Portland and it is more
than likely that some things will be
said that will surprise some of the
audience. Instances of dishonesty on
the part of the customers and the after
effect It Is likely to have on the life
of the young business men of the fu
ture will be pointed out. The paator
will try and ehow how necessary It
Is for the bigger business men to be
especially careful how they treat their
carriers, as it is often the case with
a youth that if he gets the Impression
that some man got his riches through
dishonesty that It will pay him to
adopt the same plan.
Bev. Mr. Shank will not deal alone
with the question of dishonesty, but
... ... . . t ...
wul flwe" on otner Pnases' 8Ucn "
rrorn tne carrier and in addition prob-
ably SettinK better service.
The Journal Carriers' association
will attend the meeting In a body at
the special request of Rev. Mr. Shank.
. . . . . . j - t .
lne puDllc is coroiauy invnea 10 oe
present.
128 Aliens Swear
Fealty to the TJ. S.
VatnraUaatlon Proceedings at Oentr.il
Library Witnessed by Large Crowd
of Spectators Citizens Carry riags.
Uncle Sam acquired citizens by
"wholesale last night. ne hundred and
twenty-eight men renounced their al
legiance to foreign kings and poten
tates and with an American flag In
their hands, each swore fealty to the
government of the United States.
The ceremony took place In the Cen
tral library and was witnessed by a
large crowd of people In addition to
those who took part. The meeting
was presided over by Judge Morrow,
Governor Wlthycombe, Rev. John H.
Boyd and Judge Davis, who adminis
tered the oaths.
As each stepped, up to take the oath.
he was handed bis flag and swore with
It In his hand.
The nationalities and the number or
each represented were as follows:
Great Britain, 28; Russia, 42; Ger
many, 21; Italy, 10; Austro-Hungary,
9: Sweden, 6; Switzerland, 2; Denmark,
3; Netherlands, 2, and one each from
Belgium, Paraguay, France, Bulgaria
and Turkey. ,
Governor 'WUhycombe after the
oaths had been administered, addressed
the new citizens, congratulating them.
Sweet Will Resign
To Run for Governor
Assistant Secretary of Commrrct to
Become Candidate In Ulchlgan; Suc
cessor Is Hot Tet Selected.
Washington, Kept. 16. (I. N. S.V
Ic-fatant Hfirrstary of fflmmrwi
Edwin C. Sweet will resign soon to be
come a candidate ror governor or
Michigan. Secretary Kedfleld has not
recommended to the president a suc
cessor and will take no action until
after Sweet leaves.
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The golden brown
crust, perfect flavor
and appetizing aroma
tell their own story
V, of baking perfection.
Its Taste Never Disappoints
Baked by Fran, at the D. S. Bskrry. Cor. K. llth and Flanders Sts.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
PLEADS
FO
RETURN
OF DR. LOVELAND
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Is Held and Expression fo'r
Pastor Is Unanimous,
ANNUAL REPORTS READ
Sr. Xovlnd Will Preach Both Hon
lag and Evenlag- Tomorrow t Sp
olai xnslo to Be Glrta.
On last Monday evening tha fourtfc '
quarterly conference of tha First
Methodist Episcopal church met la th
last session for this conference year
and reports were read from the iastoi -t
and all the heads of the various de
partments, revealing very substantial
progress during tha year and a very
pleasing state of harmony and tooi
will. Strong resolutions of respect
and confidence in the pastor, ' Dr, .
Krank U Ioveland, and requesting the ,
bishop to reappoint him to thlg thurch
at the coming seasion of the Oregon"
annual conference.
Resolutions were unanimously :
adopted which were drawn botti by
representatives of the official ooard.v
and also others coming from every
organized group of young peoplo in t?l ;
church. '
1 n n.t .U1 .., ..1. sin RllVlAn IF
both at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. Ho Will ;
have lor his morning topic "Christ's
Promise of Consolation." At tri eve-
nlng hour hl.s sermon topic will be "Mjf,.
Old-Kashloned Father." Sunday Ye
nlng will be the fifth annlvernaty
the death of Dr. Loveland's fathor, and
the sermon will doubtless be a tribute .
to the memory of a man who lived
most faithful Christian life and left to .
the world a son who is laboring plen
didly to advance the cause of tne
Christ his father loved. Dr. Loveland
desires to give a special invitation to
all young people to come and being
their fathers.
The quartet and vested choir Will
furnish music of the usual worth and
beauty. At the morning service th
chorus will sing "While the Earth R
maineth." by Tours, and the quartet
will sing "1 Cannot Find Theo," bf ,
Scott.
In the evening the trio will sine; "My ,
God, My Father, While 1 Stray." by
Wleggard, and the chorus will sing
"My Faith Looks Up to Thee," ty
Schnecker. With the last ti umbel
there will be a violin oblige to by MIS
Pierce.
Russia and Roumania
Charged With Cruelty
Bulgaria Invites mepresentattTS of
jreutral Countries to Inspect XalM
of mares Left by Xnsmy.
Berlin, via Say v lie, Sept. 18. (I. NV
S.) The Bulgarian government, ad-
cording to Sofia dispatches, has In
vited the United States charge d'af
faires st Sefla to Inspect the ruins of
the villages destroyed by the Rou
manians and to Investigate cruelties
committed against peaceful inhabitants
by Roumanian and Russian troops OB
their retreat through Dobrudja.
The Bulgarian government has is
sued a protest to all neutral countries
against the atrocities committed in the
Dobrudja. , 1
All representatives In Sofia of neu
tral countries have been Invited to taks
part In an Investigation of the Rou
manian atrocities.
Reply to Blacklist
Note Nearly Ready'
Xrfrd Cecil Says British Answer Will
Be Torwarded Boon; Bote on XaU '
Coming In Day or Two.
London. Sept. 18. (I. N. 6.) Lord
Robert Cecil, minister of war trade, '
stated today that the British reply to .
the American note on the blacklist,
would be ready shortly, while th reply
on the note concerning interference)
with the American mail would be pre- '
bqiivcu All m 1 u r ui . y . . i
Lord Cecil reiterated that the legal
position on the blacklist matter was
unquestioned, that it "may be conald- -ered
harsh In operation" but that ths
British government would gladly con
aider Individual cases where this feel
lllg UiBLeu. ,
Hughes Will Close
Campaign Nov., 4
Meeting- Will Be Held la Hew York Bay '
After Wilson Oa toe ring Aoeordlntf
to Chairman WUloox. -
New York. Sept. 16 (I. N. S.)
Charles E. Hughes Is to deliver his
final campaign speech at Madison
Square Garden on the night of No
vember i. National Chairman WlllCOX -made
this announcement today. ,
The meeting will be held under ths
auspices of the New York Republican -county
committee. It Will follow ths
wiison meeting arranged ror ins pre
vious evening.
Which Make
A
When you slice these
clean, inviting loaves
you find the texture
inside smooth and
perfect a creamy
white, firm inner loaf.