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SATURDAY, JULY . 28, 1917.
BAPTISTS OF OREGON
ASSEMBLE AT SALEM;
- ABLE TALKERS HEARD
; Jjarry Wade Hicks of New
x York Will Speak Tonight
- on Missionary Movement.
TACOMA PASTOR COMING
Or. stl&soa. of Portland will Deliver
BCissloaary Btrmoa Bnnday J
mbl7 Ononis Concert, Any. 3.
,! Conveying forceful message to his
hearers. Dr. John R. Brown, of Brldgj
port. Conn., Friday evening at Salem,
, made the Introductory address of th
summer assembly of the Oregon Baptist
Young People's Union. With all ar-
' rangements completed, and opening
features in full swing, the assembly
of the state fair Is fulfilling its prom
ises of being one of the most Import
ant of Its kind. A large attendance
attests to the widespread interest in
the sessions. A notable array of
speakers has been procured, and the
timely subjects to be discussed are of
- manifest interest to the members of
the . union.
Harry Wade Kicks to Speak'
Harry Wade Hicks, of New Yo-k
city, general secretary of the Mission
' arjr Education movement, is to deliver
an address tonight, and Sunday after
noon. Rev. James S. West, pastor First
Baptist church, Tacoma, will speak on
Tuesday evening, July 30. I
Dr. Hlnson. pastor East Side churc.i,
Portland, will preach the missionary
sermon Sunday evening, and also on
Monday evening.
Mis Edna Flarida, art teacher O. A.
C, will give a chalk talk, "Hiawatha."
W. R. Stowe of the 1917 O. A. C.
'track team, will be director of recrea
tions, games and sports.
Albany Pastor lectures
Rev. George H. Young, pastor, Al
; bany, Is conducting the devotional
- Bible study each morning, and th!
special watch service on Sunday morn
ings. His general theme Is "Devo
tional Charms of the Bible." He Is
dealing with.,, such subjects as prayer.
love, faith, and such characters as Ap
. raham. Moses, Jesus, and kindred
.; subjects.
Rev. T. H. Hagen, Seattle, director of
young people's work for Washington,
will give a series of studies in meth
' oda of B. Y. P. U. work. He Is an
; authority on the subject and has had
Wide experience In young people a
work.
Miss Anna Edith Meyers, Phlladl-
1 phla, missionary editor for the Ameri
can Baptist Publication society, and i
specialist in Junior work and methods.
and in the art of story telling, will
have a class each day in methods of
teaching and trainig juniors.
Miss Helan Crissman, Chicago, fie 4
' ..secretary of "The World Wide Guild,"
The Worth While Girls," the "W. W.
Q." movement, will conduct the mission
study class each day and speak on
: "W. W. G. Day." i
Dr. O. C. Wright, Portland, super
intendent of missions In Oregon, wHl
' furnish the missionary lllumlnatl.ni
each evening, by means of the stereop
. ticon slide and address. He is equipped
- With a fine line of slides representing
the work of the denomination.
Miss Mabel Stevens Burton Corval
' Us, state president, will conduct the
choral class each day, and the musical
programs.
. Prof. Groner of McMlnnyJlle college,
assisted by a number of students, will
furnish some special features of even
ins program, characteristic of college
life.
. Carroll Wooddy, an alumnus of Mc
Mlnnvllle college, a Rhodes scholar
ship man, Oxford student, will deliver
the address on evening of August 4,
educational day. ,
. The assembly chorus win give a
' sacred concert on Sunday evening,
August 6.
Public Service Man
Wants Cars Screened
Salem, Or., July 28. In the Interest
' of protection of property from loss
by fire. Commissioner Corey of the
-' Oregon public service commission Fri-
day sent to the general managers of
- - railroads In the state a letter asking
' that the companies screen the windows
' of tbeir smoking cars during this ex
, cessively dry spell. The commission
hopes that the railroads will respond
quickly, as the danger from live
v.. cigarette and cigar stubs being thrown
' from the smoking car windows Is con-
stdered great.
Patriotic Address
Madfc by Bishop
i' ' 1:
Bishop Sumner conducted services at
"Sutherlln and Roseburg last Sunday,
canaiaates ror confirmation being pre
, : sented by the vicar, the Rev Barr G.
Lee. At Sutherlln In the evening the
bishop gave a patiiotlo address the
Church being crowded to capacity.
Ascension Children Picnic
The children of Ascension v Sunday
school on Portland Heights held an
enjoyable picnic at Mt. Tabor park
Thursday afternoon. Bishop Sumner
..'.was present as one of the officers of
, the Sunday school, to which he gives
u much time and attention.
Reliable Dentistry
XT gsanate our work for 16
rears. We will examine jour
teeth tree asd tell yon J oat
:rbat tkey require and what it
will wt.
, Sold erewas S.M to 16.00
Porcelain Crowoa. . . :3.6046.00
- Gold rUUngs $1.0 and Vf
Kali Ret of Tteth for (S.M
. l'alnleas Extraction Mo
Silver riUlnga Mo
I rive my persoaal attention
. to ail work.
. D& H. W. NEWTON. Prop.
i . -tit-
Dr. Newton.
: .' Open BTcntnr Dnttl 10.
Boston Painless Dentists
Betweea tb and 5th on Washington St.
. PARKER'S ,
HAIR BALSAM
A OoUo awpMiata f merit,
; Bolta to rtdleato luirat,
rsjltaatmlns Cm
Ssawtyte Greyer TUm Hair.
oa. iMi.wiiunrffni.
Scenic Views to
Illustrate Lecture ,
Concerning -Maska
Dr. B. L. Myers, one of the
leading physicians of Alaska,
superintendent of the Methodist
Stinday school at Ketchikan,
will give an address at Central
Methodist church Sunday night
which he trill Illustrate with
it stereoptlcan views. Dr. Myers it
has traveled extensively
through Alaska and has taken a it
Mt great many views of that In- it
teres ting land. He is spending
his vacation in Portland. Rev. Mt
C. C. Rarlck. pastor at Central
Mt church, induced Dr. Myers to Mt
address the congregation Sun- $
day night and to give them the it
it plensure of a stereoptlcan trip it
it through Alaska.
BISHOP SUMNER WILL
CONSECRATE CHAPEL
AT. VESPER, SUNDAY
People Will Gather for Miles
for Services, and Lunch
Will Be Served at Noon.
Bishop Sumner goes to Vesper Sun
day to consecrate the char el which
was completed last fall and Which has
a unique history.
It is known as the country church
of the diocese of Oregon, and is sit
uated some '10 miles from the railroad
In Clatsop county and on the Nehalem
river. It was built by William John
son and his family, residing In and
about Vesper. Mr. Johnson, who was
born in Ireland of English parentage.
came into the valley in 1876, and there
reared his family. Mr. and Mrs. John
son had 10 children, and six still re
side in the valley, all being married.
Grandchildren number 22.
witn tnis lamuy nucleus for a con
gregation, Mr. Johnson and his sons
purchased a site for a chapel at
picturesque spot at the fork of a road
intersecting the new Pacific highway.
From plans furnished by Archdeacon
Chambers they have constructed a
small but sightly chapel costing about
$1600. Here the family with others
have been meeting for worship, with
occasional visits from Archdeacon
Chambers.
Tvo services will be held Sunday,
and they will mark a great occasion
for the Vesper locality. People are
planning to gather from miles around.
A lunch will be served at noon.
Clergymen Arrange
Summer Vacations
Plans for Summer Tacatioas Hare
Beea Announced by Episcopal Clergy
men.
The Ven. H. D. Chambers and family
will be in residence at Seaside during
August. The archdeacon will conduct
the services at Calvary church during
the month. The Rev. T. F. Bowen has
been officiating during July, being In
residence there with his family. The
Rev. Robert S. Gill of Salem Is con
ducting services at St. Stephens
church, Newport, during' August. Bish
op Sumner will continue in residence
at Bishopcroft during the summer. He
goes to New York In October to at
tend the annual meeting of the gen
eral board of missions.
Retired Minister
r Dies at Coburg
Eugene, Or., July 28. Rev. Sanford
Snyder, a retired Methodist Episcopal
minister of the Oregon conference,
died at his home at Coburg late Wed
nesday night at the age of 66 years.
Rev. Mr. Snyder leaves his wife and
the following culldren: Mrs. R. H.
Allen of Redmond, Or.; Miss Nettie
Snder of Coburg, and F. W. Snyder
of Molalla. Or.
While Rev. Mr. Snyder had been re
tired by the conference, he had been
upplying the pulpit of the church at
oburg for a year.
The funeral will be held at Lee Mis
sion cemetery at Salem this afternoon.
The remains will leave Eugene on the
Oregon Electric train at 11:15 a, m.
Rev. R. N. Avison will conduct the
services.
Lectures to Be in
Norwegian Tongue
Sunday night at the First Norwegian
Danish M. E. church, Hoyt and Kigh-1
teenth street, the pastor, Rey. Ellas
GJerdlng, will begin a scries of illus
trated sermon lectures on Jewish He
roes and Prophets," the first one be
ing "The Matchless Poet and Warrior
King; the Saint Who With All His
Backslldings and Incors!3tenc!s Was
a Man After God's Own Heart."
The sermons will be illustrated with
fine stereoptlcon pictures. As these
sermon lectures will be in the Norwe
gian language, the Scandinavian peo
ple are cordially invited to attend.
Pre-Vaca tlon Sermon
Dr. John H. Boyd, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. Twelfth
and Alder streets, will occupy the pul
pit Sunday for the last time before
leaving for his vacation. He will
preach at both morning and evenlna
services. Dr. Boyd will motor through
California during the month of
August.
Lecture to Straday School
All departments of the Sunday
school of the First Presbyterian
church will meet in the Sunday school
auditorium immediately following the
morning service to attend the Illus
trated lecture on "Moses," given by
the superintendent, James F. Ewing.
Christian Endeavor Society
The San Grael Christian Endeavor
society of the First Presbyterian
churoh will meet at 6:30 p. m. Sunday
in the ohapel for the last of Its spe
cial musical praise cervices under the
leadership of Mrs. Fred Olson.
Rice Will Preach
Rev. John D. Rice, general mission
ary, will eelebrate the holy communion
and preach at the Church of Our Sav
iour. Woodstock. Sunday morning at
11 o Clock.
DR. HENRY MARCOTTE
TO
Ei
.5
Kansas City Pastor Will Fill
Westminster Pulpit in the
Absence of Dr. Pence. '
Dr. Henry Marcottc
Dr. Henry Marcotte. former pastor
of the Westminster Presbyterian
church and now pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church of Kansas City,
is to preach to his former congrega
tion on the first Sunday in August.
His return to this city, where h6 has
a host of friends who regarded htm
as a convincing and forceful speaker,
is being anticipated with pleasure.
Dr. Marcotte has, since his de
parture from Portland about a year
ago, won a prominent place in the
religious and civic forces In the city
of his present pastorate.
While in Portland, Dr. Marcotte
achieved exceptional results In build
ing up his congregation and working
for civic betterment.
Rev. Dr. Pence, pastor of the West
minster church, will be absent rrom
his pulpit during the month of Au
gust. On the remainm Sundays or
August Rev. William H. Thelps of
Niles, Mich., will preach. He is also
ADDRESS
FORMER
C0N6R
GAIN AUG
' V l
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
9th Sunday After Pentecost
Tiaann Tovio
B. Y. P. U. "Northern Baptlat ConTentlon."
Baptist
Fimt White Tempi 12th and Taylor at.
11 Rev. Joseph 8. West. Chrlst'a Matchlese
Qkn " 7:45. Dr. Weot, "Soldier. Slackera
-nd Submarine."
Svedian innisn Mission
East Side East 80th an Ankeny ts. Rtr.
w h. Hlnson. paator. 11. "America Taen
Eeaven." 7:46. Be. W. T. Mllliken.
Hlrbisna E. oid ana Aiprrui
Charles
Meier, ptor. Re. H. E. Marsnau,
Arlcts Ke. W. A. Sprttta.
L'ulTeralty Park 11, 7:30.
Bwedian 15tlr and Hoyt BT,
11. 7:48.
Gideon
Sjolander. paator. 10:30. 7:au.
Grace MontaTlllaBT. T. H. Cash. 11. S.
SeUwood KT. I". U. Bares, pastor. 11,
Bt. Johns Ber. E. P. Borden, pastor. 7 :.
Calvary B. 8 th and Grant Iter. J. E.
Tboma. pastor. 11, The Best and Worst Thing
to the World." A "The Beaatlful LUe."
Mt. Calary East Pine and Grand are.
Be. A. M. Machaeek. 11. 8.
Third Knott and VaneooTer are. Rev. W.
J BeaTen. 11. Rev. Albert Longhridge of
India. 7:30, Re. O. C. Wright.
Chinese 309 Daia t.
Glencoe E. 45tn nd Main Rev. A. B.
Walts. 11, The Queat for Joy." 7:43, The
Argument of the Gospel InTltatkm."
Mount Olivet Rer. W. A. Magrctt.
11. S.
Italian Mission Rev. Francesco
Saunella.
11 S-
' Jm Herman 4th and Mill RT. J
Kratt.
li 7 '80
Second German Mwrts and Rodney ar
"North" Portland Mission 800 Nlcolai at.
rri-
day, &
Ruasenvllle MUston.
Tabernacle K. 4id and Holgate Bar. Wal
ter Duff, acting pastor. 11. 7:30.
Ckristtas
vi prb and OolnmbU Rev. Harlod H
Griff U, pastor.- 11, Rev. 8. M. Connor. 7:45,
D. Evert Baker.
Kern Park, Rev. G. K. Berry. 11. Patriotic
sM.s-aT .OaasV
Eat Side Christian B. 12th and E. Taylor
Rev R. a. tutwyar. ii, in jainaering
owwrf 8. "The Valley of Dry Bones."
Sellwood 13th and Tealno HT. J. R. Joan-
son, 11, 8. ...
a inhm Rer. Herbert F. Jones. 11. .
Bethel E. tUd and Thompson Bev. Aobrey
w. Wilson.
MoBtsTlUa E. 78th and Hoyt Rev. Sugen
B(iladitone Rev. Roy I Dnnn. 11. 8.
Rodney Avenue ana on J. uurioa
GhronUey Dr. W. G. Menslee, missionary of
1 T.nan 11. 7:30.
I ,wwailawn Christian 7to and Liberty Rev.
J H McCuUum. 11, saw reriect rarough
Suflering." 8. "The Unifying Power of the
Cross." , , , ,
Bungaww klb ami iajuti nui a,, jane.
pastor. 11. o.
Cattollo
St Peter' Lesta Bev. P. Beutgen, g.
10:30. 7:30.
Fro-vatnearai im am ima an, aj, y
S t TIL al Wa.aaS.a T H a.
O'Uara. o. 7:15, 8:W, :, 11, 7:46.
St. Lawrence aa ana aaenua mt. J. u.
Hushes. 8:80, l:o, i:su.
St- Patrick's lth and Savier Bev. B. P
MurDhy. 8. 10:80. 7:80.
St. Francis B. 11th and Oak Bev. J. H.
Black. , 8, , 10:80. 7:80.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams av.
aiid Btantonr-Bev. W.. A. Daly. , 8, 9. 11,
7:ao.
Holy Rosary B. 3d and Clackamas Bev. B.
S. Olson, tt, 7, 8. , 11, 70.
gt Rose B. &3d and Alaaueda Rev. J
O'sarreu. 8. 1. iwu.
St. Andrew's E. Mth and Alberta Bev. J,
Klaroau. 8. 10:sy, i :.
The Madeleine K. Z4tta and Slaklyoo Bev
a.raa v. Thomosou. 7:80. U. 10:SO.
Ascensloa B. Xsmhlll and at. 7uU rraacie
ran Father. 8, 10:80, 7:80.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland ave. sad Blan
A.na Rsv. F. W. Black. 8. 10:80. T:SQ
Uvly Cross 774 Bowdotn Rev. C. Raaaond.
K. 10:50, i:bw.
St. Ignatius' 8220 43d t S. B. Jesuit
Fataera. M:H. 8. 10:80, e.
St. Stephens' 42d and B. Taylor Bev. War-
JTa. Waitt.x O. 8:W. lOO. :S0.
St. PhUlp Nert a (Paullst Father) B. let
and Hicaory n. . . wivniM, pastor.
k h-mo- 10:80. 7:80.
St. uienen onuui aw xiewron aev. Jo
seph Chapotoo, Bev. Thouae M salon, aaelstaat.
Macrea nemi v . mtm vwiw sit. t
s. 10:80. 7:80.
Heiy Bedeemer Portland blvd. and Vaacoa-
vr eve. ev. s. ix. kuwx. a, iv:9U, T:SO
St. Agatna a. iota aa as;
r.,.mlur. 8. 10:30. 7:80..
St. Stanuuana i-oiisu aaaxyiaiMi ave. and
Falling Kv. F. Matthew. 8, 10:30, 7:80.
St. Joseph (German ) 16th and Coach Bev.
B. Uarrsr. o, av.av, i
8t. Michael (ItaUan) 4tk and Mill Rev. M
n.atra. 8. 10:30. 7:80.
St. CUre'e Capitol Hill Franciscan Fathers.
7:80. 9:16.
St. Charles 3 3d and Alberta Rer. fl. SaU-
Serhorn. 7. :sv. iw.
St. Ross 03d and Arameda 4Mt Bev. J.
H. O Farreu. 7, . ;
Oeagregatiesa. ';.
. nrst J-aia an sasuisoe osv. Ijntf
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
Jubilee Singers
Will Give Sacred ,
Concert in Church
. The Jubilee singers of the
well known Fisk university of
Nashville, Tenn., will give a
jjt sacred concert In the First Con-
jjt gregational church, on Sunday,
4t at 7:45 p. m. The popularity of 4
A these singers gives- assurance
that the large auditorium of
this church will be crowded on
He this occasion. .
m Dr. Luther R. Dyott, the pas-
tor, will deliver a brief address
4t at this service, and will preach
at 10:30 a. m.. which will be
it his last sermon before his vaca-
jfr tlon. Dr. Dyott expects to rest
4r during the month of August.
At the noon assembly hour, t
jjt in the Bible school room, old
jjt familiar hymns will be sung 4
and Miss Esther Hettinger will
lit give the history of these it
it hymns. This also promises to
it be a very Interesting meeting, it
jHHfr if
Rev. H. Griffis to
Address Convention
Rev. Harold H. Griffis. pastor of
the First Christian church, will spend
Sunday in attendance at the state con
vention of the disciples of Christ,
which meets at Turner, where he will
deliver the convention sermon on Sun
day morning. In the absence of the
pastor the pulpit at the First Christian
church will be supplied by two of the
elders of the congregation. Rev. S.
M. Conner will preach in the morning
at 11 o'clock and In the evening a
special BCrvice in the interests of the
young people will be conducted by G.
Evert Baker, well known Christian En
deavor worker.
Rev. J. S. West of
Tacoma to Speak
Rev. James S. West, D. D., of Ta
coma. Wash., will preach morning and
evening at the First Baptist church
(White temple). In the morning his
subject will be "Christ s Matcniess
Glory" and in the evening "Soldiers,
Slackers and Submarines."
The music for the clay consists of
"Faint Not, Fear Not," by Swart, as
the morning offertory, and "Savior to
Thy Name." by Bracket, in the eve
ning. a former pastor of Portland, having
been at one time assistant pastor of
the First Presbyterian church.
Dyott. 10:30. 7:45. Fisk Jubilee Singers.
Atkinson Memorial church E. 29tli and Ev
erett. Rer. Warren Morse, psstor. 11. "Three
Eatimates of Life." 7:45, "Camps and Camp
ing," by A. G. Jackson.
First German K. 7th and 8tanton Rer. E.
O. Willman.
Pilgrim Missouri ae. and Shaver at. Rev.
W. C. Kantner. 11. "The Blessing of Peace."
8 "Some Wonders of the Bible."
University Psrk Haven t-, near Lombard
Rev. r. J. Meyer, pastor.
Ulehland E. Oth and Prescott Rev. Geor;
Edward Lewis, psstor.
Waverlr Heisbts u. 53a ana wooowuu
Rev. A. C. Moser. 11, 8.
Sunny side E. 82d nd Taylor Kv. J. J.
Btaub. 11, "At Peace In Zlon." 7:45, "Goo
Estimate of His People." '
Zkn (German) E. th J XTemonc tiev. J.
H. Hopp. 10:30.
Norwegian Danish Congregational e K.
23d and Sumner Kev. Morton Olson. 11. 7:30.
St. Johns Rev. J. H. Barnett, pastor, ii. o.
Finnish Mission 107 Skldmore st Bev. sam-
oel Nevala. 7:30.
Laurelwoed Conereratlonal church otn ave.
and tlBth at S. K 11. S.
Ardenwald Ardenwald Btation uowara v.
Hopkirk.
cnrutian scienoe.
8ub1et lesson sermon: "Truth
First church Everett, between itn ana iviu
IU. 11. 8.
Second E. Oth and Holladay. 11, 8.
Third E. 12tU ami Salmon. 11. 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11, 8.
Filth Sixty-Second strert and Forty-sec
ond avenue southeast. 11.
Sixth Portland hotel aasembly halL 11. 8.
Christian Science Society Uolbrook block.
St. Joan. 11. '
Preslyterian.
First 12th and Alder eU. Rev. John H.
Boyd. 10:30, 7:30.
Central t.. liiu ana nne at. Kev. Arthur
f. Blabop, D. D. 10:30, Rev. Robert McLean.
Westminster n. iiw ana acnayier a la.
Dr. Edward Pence. 10:30, Major William 8.
Gilbert, "Our Boys." 7:46, psstor, "The Ever
lasting Arms."
Arbor Ixxig nev. ueo. it. cromiey. ii. 7:45.
Calvary 11th and Clay st. Rev. WalU.ce
H. Lee. 10:30, God's Call and Xour Answer."
1:46, From Darkness to Light."
iroaxu r irsi sua uibds sis. mt, tl. u.
Hansen. lO:30, 7:30.
Keollworth rJ. S4tn ana liiaaston EUv. B.
P. Lawrence. 11. "Christ's Season of Beat."
8, "Vesper Prayer Service."
jroroes urtHu ura u.uicuucia a rea . fLav .
William MacLeod. 11, 7:30.
Vernon mm ana tvysaui sis. iter. Ver
non B. loau. ii,
Mlspsa . is in ana uiviskhi au Kav. D.
A. Thompson- 11. "The vsiue of Rest." T:43,
A Time to wora.
Hope uootsvuis. Tain ana a. Everett
Rev. S. W. Seeman. 11. 7:30.
Mt. laoor E.. aaia ajia scuuni lu. KT,
I Ward W. McHenry. 11, Rev. Levi Johnson
Unity 71st sod Sandy blvd. Rev. w. Lee
Gray.
Piedmont Cleveland ana jarretT sts. Rev.
A. L- Hutchinson. 11, Rev. Levi Johnson.
Millard Avenue 7Z41 0tn ate. S. K. Rev.
W. H. Amoe. 10:90.
Boss City Park hi. 45th ana Hancock sts.
Bev. J. M. ts a inner, ii, i :su.
Spokane Avenue B. letn ana Dpoeane Bev.
W. o. Mccuiiaugn. ii, i :).
Marshall street lftn
and Marshall ata
Bev. A. J. Hanna. 11.
Trinity Corner Virginia and Nebraska sta
Dr
A. J. Montgomery, ii, t:o.
Chinese 145U First St. 7:48.
Anabel 06th it. and 87th ave. S. B Rev.
John B. Nelson. 11, 7:80.
vancsover ueignis oo ana - ax. aev.
C. r. Bennett. 1L
Beformad Prasaytarlaa.
First Church Minnesota and Alneworth -
Bev. F. D. Fraser. ii. 7:jw.
Xefenaed.
First German 12th and Clay Bev. G. Haf-
aar. 10:4S. B.
Saesno -winmpia bivo.. ana asa mi. Bev.
B. A. Wyse. 11.
Third Firm av., umm. nev. w. . L4n-
kemper. 11.
Dtinuvi avmT.
Coma Me. 1 241 Ash t. Adjutant and
Mrs, Frank Genge. 8, Lieut. Col. Cox; great
Salvation meeting.
Corps no. - izb 'at sc. nsign.riorence
Pegae, Lieutenant iMive booii.
weuian joi .iov niuuwvf,
Sevan th Day Adventtsts.
Mors Recnlar aex vices ef this denomination
are held on Baturoay.
Central -K. iitn ana arTcmi suosx t. c
u. ,.MrH nastor. 11 :lo. .
Tabernacle r cat oiua. at wi r. nil lita
and Alder, li.
Montaniia s. evu an ai. awsrert guoer
g. F. Beatty.
Irenes vein sv. ebw ww am araar u. J,
r-ait wood. 11.
Rt. joiina uuuii ,t,. ,uu unsxis loau
aider A. B. Foikennerg. 11.
lit. laoor iv. wia ana amnaoac nv. d
u .wlUougbby. 11.
Alblna luermani aaauswi ana stauory
Itlnlster, s. a., acjn. a. ocnweii
lural elder. 11:30.
Ogoea aau, auaaiaaupa aura pnavw uv. u,
B. aatDdnea. 11.
. Bemese reitae Deer.
netted Presbyterlaa Waaca and Oranal ava
Bev. a. can ana swa. xv.,,
- . ..' - wacsnssTgMua.
Maw Church Society leg Broadwar Ha-r
William R. Beecs. services intereattted dar
ing vacatloa seeaoa.
Big Attendance
Greets Mission in
St. David's Church
The Six-Sunday-Night Mis-
Dt sion of St. Davids Episcopal
Mt church began promisingly last
Sunday night. The hot weather
It did not deter the people from 4
coming, the attendance being
t nearly a hundred per cent be- It
. yond the average. The rector, it
It Rev. Thomas Jenkins, preached
It on "Every Americans lie- it
Dt ligion." Sunday night at 7:30 he
it will continue on the same gen- lit
1t eral theme under the head of
It "The Central Question." In the
It morning the Holy , Eucharist t
it will be celebrated at 7:10 and it
9.30. At 11 the rector will
Mt preach on "A Band of Men
t Whose Hearts God had
t Touched." The seats at St.
Davids are unappropriated, the
It church being maintained by the it
it offerings of the people.
Bible Institute Is
Attracting Notice
The Bible Institute being held at
the First Friends church. East Thirty
fifth and Main streets, is attracting
widespread attention. Rev. William
M. Smith, principal of the Union Bible
seminary, Westfield, Ind., is the
speaker and comes for the first time
before a Portland audience. Mr. Smith
will conduct an afternoon Institute
along the general lines of timely truth.
The evening services will be devoted
largely to the subject of Bible proph
ecy and its application to the war and
modern conditions. Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock Mr. Smith will speak on
the subject, "The Christiar-'b Present
Duty." in wbi-'h the speaker will out
line the attitude the Christian should
malntein toward Individual, church and
world activities in the present crisis.
In the evening Rev. Smith will give
an address on the "Signs, of Christ's
Coming." No scholarship fees are to
be charged and the public is invited
to attend this institute. Freewill of
ferings will be taken. The services
will be held at 2:30 and 7:30 each day.
New Guild at Good Samaritan
A St. Barnabas' guild of nurses has
been organized at the Good Samaritan
hospital with a membership of 40.
Bishop Sumner Is chaplain, and the
Rev. F. K. Howard is an associate
member. The organization aims f-r
the due spiritual appreciation of the
vocation of- a nurse. Meetings are
held once a month.
OF CHURCH
Unitarian.
Church of our Father Broadway and Yam
hill Rev T. L. Eliot, D. D.. minister emer
itus. Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr., pastor. 11.
United Brethren.
Alberta 27th and Alberta.
First E. 15th and Morrison Rr. p. o.
Bonebrake. 11, 8.
Fourth Oth and 82d ave. S. B. Mrs. C. T.
Blanchard.
Third 67th at. and 82d ave. S. E. E. O.
Shepherd, 11, 8.
First 17th sod Hsrney, Vancouver, Wash.
Rev. John l. N lac wonder, pastor. Preschlnx,
10:30, :30. 7:30.
United EvangeUoaL
Fourth Rev. J. E. Conner.
Radical Jesvup t. Rev. i
11. T:80.
. S. Henderson.
11. CiA).
Manor, Circuit Services Cherry
n n Rrnih Pralrla 7:SO
Grove,
OckVy Green Willamette blvd. and Oay
Bev. H. H. Farnham. 11, 8. a
rirsr E. 10th and Poplar Rev. J. A. Goods.
11 8.
St. (ohns Rev. A. P. Lay ton. H, T:a
Bishop W. H. Fecks.
United rrefayterisa
First E. Sith and Hawthorne Rev. Has;
Fraser Given. 11, "The Effect of the Spirit
of God in the Mind of a Man." 7:80, "Plenty
Church of the Strangers Wasco st. snd
Grand ave. S. Earl DuBols, pastor. 10:30
Fundamentals lor urest living." g, "Visit
ing the oia iiome uown."
Kenton United lresbyterlan church Lom
bard and Chatham st. Rev. J. C. Cole, paa-
tur. 11:15. 7:30.
UnlveTsalUt.
Church of the Good Tidings Broad wav and
B. 24th Rev. F. T. Scott. Services inter
mitted during JUiy ana August.
T. X. C. A. x. we C. A.
T. M. C. A. th and Taylor H. W. 8toaka
nral aecretary. 8:80 p. an.
Y. W. C. A. Broadway and Tnylsr a-sa
vesper service. loung People of Sunny aids
CODgregauouai court a.
SUsoaiisnna.
Advent t-risusn no oecona at., nesr Ban
...Rev. J. S. Luce, paator. 10:30. 7:&0
associated Bible Btudents (1. B. S. a 1
8. A. A. Yerea. rA Famine in th Land." ml
nakal assembly Friday, g p. si..
610 ol the k-uers nuiiaing.
Tfca unurcn oi w ruiina? st XT n
K..1
IcsL pastor. Services 11. 7:30.
Lauren - avuvia Baa
Bralnard st. 11. 7:80 p . m. "
ChrlataaeipniBB
sunaay, io:90. est
Waahlna-ton St.
First Divine Setenre 181 12th., cor.
Tbaddeus M. Mlnard. 11.
Xn universal ias avaater Bev.
Edwaxa r vv. nail,
Uth at.
Penlel asw a imi sr. a and 8.
Xnlacenel,
Trinity 19th and isverett tlev. A
A. Mor-
rlaon. rector. 8. 11. 8.
Pro-Cathedral or at. stepnen tne Martrr
18th and Clay Very Rev. B. H. McOolllster,
dean. Rt aev. vr. i. numoer, msnop. li
7:46.
St. David E. lXth mod Belmont Bev
Thmaa Jenkins, rector. 7:80. 0:80. 11.
At. Mark' Ziat ana atarsnaii nev. J. E. H.
Simpson, rector. Rev. J. U. Hattoa. associate
rartor. 7:30. 11. 7:49.
St. Andrew's Hereford St.. Portsmonthw
Arnhdaarma Chamber In ccarse. 8. 7:80 s. aa.
at Matthew!
.oroett ana Banerort ata
wv. W. A. M. Breck. viear. 11 a.
Grace Memorial weiaier ana av. uca n.
rt. Oswald W. Taylor. 8, 11.
Good Shephera Vancouver ana uranam Bev,
John Dawson. 11. 7:90.
St. Mlcnaers ana tu nngear s. eM ana
Rmadwav 7:30. 11. O.
Church or iror dstwt wjid ave. ana si IX st.
s if Archdeacon unambers la cbargs. 11.
St. Paul a v ooBaaers -vv, wswaia TY . xny
lor. 4.
Blsbon MORS aasnaaruu nani. uaoa nai
itan hospital Bev. Fzederle K, Howard. 7,
Au sainis waroi na aau osviar avsv.
ssiarir K. Howard. 11. s:su.
St. Johns enaxen uwaw at. ina aoa uarney.
SeUwood Archdeacon Cham her a la charge. 11.
STIApuiai iiiaiaw,
,
Carson Heights aev. n. emapa, paster.
11:20. 7130.
First BinglWH . ai w" aiarai. net.
n W4. irnartiucn. 11. o-
Flrst German a,Tangeuca ivta ana Clay
Rv. G. F. Liemug. iw:o, s.
Portland auasiwn enures varsoa neigate
Rev. f. cnupt aiBiar. .u, :sv. i:av.
Swedath Mission Tabersacls, GUaaa and M.
17th Rev. C. J. Leaia. li, 7:80.
avaagsiiou aynoa.
Qamtaa BvangeUcal Frteads eharca Taeo-
M av. ano a,. ,VT a negert.
10:46. Mstkedia-t.
Central 68th and E. Flanders Bev. W. N
Coffee. 11. Presiaeni u. . Tinaay.
'lrst a. " " . av. oeera. 11,
t.W UIIL U . 1 . .
7:80. . r,, A a na
St jonns w"w ua uuwn l. ai ra
Mi Blair, pasnw. m, ii.
Thlro nev. . . ti. f -av.
Alberta Free Metbodlat Bev. & I. Hairing.
, 11, &
Friends' Chtrefc.
jiret B. 8tvtk and Mala sts. Bev. B. t.
fats 11. 7:BV.
11. 7:80. -
MAJOR GILBERT ILL
SPEAK ON SUNDAY AT
Chaplain of Third Oregon to
Speak on "Our Boys"
Flags to Decorate Building
fit ,
Major William S. Gilbert
Westminster Presbyterian church
considers Itself fortunate in having
Major William S. Gilbert, chaplain of
the Third Oregon regiment, speak at
the morning service on Sunday. His
topic will be "Our Boys." The church
will be appropriately decorated with
flags and the service will be of a pa
triotic nature. This may be the last
opportunity of hearing Chaplain Gil
bert as the regiment is soon to leave
the state. For that reason, those who
have not heard him are urged to avail
themselves of this privilege. He Is
recognized as an unusually forceful
speaker, and Is to have a message
which all patriotic citizens should
bear.
SERVICES
West Piedmont Friends' church Comer
Borthwlck and Jevsup ma. Chester A. liudlr.
pastor.
Jawiah.
Ooagregstlon Beth Isrsel 12th and Main
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Frtdsv. 8 p. m.
Congregation Abavla Sholom Park and Clay
street f
-Kabbl H. Abrahamson.
Lutheran.
St. James. Kngllsb West Psrk and Jeffer-
t Bev. wiinam avu urutoun. 11, g.
lmmannei im ana irving ii, a.
Weat Side Norwegian Lutheran 5 N. nu,
Rev. Wllhelm Petterson. 11. 8.
Bet ha nla Uanlsb vscg?llcal Lutheran
church Union av. and Morrla at. Rev. L.
p. Kjoiler. lu a. m. ana a p. m.
Imtuaauel uerman sjeumooa Itev. H. r
ElMrllng. 10:30.
St. Paul' German E. 12th and Clinton
Rev. A. Krause. 10:30. 12, 2:30. Berries In
Cornelius. 8.
Trinity' uerman laiissoun synod) W illiams
ave. ana uranam uev. j. a. lumbach. 10:15,
IJO.
Grace Bnguan (aiiasonn synod) Alblna
ave. ana aaason si. oer. z. truML :3U,
10:80. 7:80.
Evangelical Lotberan Zkn (Missouri Synod)
Salmon ana Cnapman Kev. H. Koppeh
mann. German. 10:15: English. 7:46.
St. John's Peninsular and Klrkpa trick
Rev. K. O. SaUmsna. 10:45, 7:90.
Swedish Augustana Bev. H. K. Sanstedi
10:45. 7:48.
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Free church
7:80.
Trinity (Norwegian) Portsmouth Rev. Sire
A. Stenseth. 11, 8. Services st Lnndes hall.
15th snd Alhrrta.
Our Savkir East 10th and Grant Rsv. Geo.
Henrlkson. English. 10:15: Norwegian. 11:13.
German Evangelical Reformed Lenta Rv.
W. U. Llrnkaemper. 11.
Letter Say Saints.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
(Mormon) kV 86th and Madison. Rev. M. 1.
Ballard, 10:80, 11:43, 7:30.
The Keorganiaea cnurcn oi jesus tirai oi
Latter Day Saints (not Mormon) I. 7th
and Irving sta. C K. Jones, psstor. 11. 7:45.
Jfsthsdist Zplsoopal.
Brentwood Bar. Paul r.' Oreea. Prseeh-
I lna- at LL 8.
A. M. . W. EL Prtnoe. psstor. 11.
i kmIiU Rsv. Paul F. Green. Praeehlns
i ,t 7:8o,
I raitrairr Ker. x. w. Lne. u. v.
I Central Rev. C. C. Rarlck. 11. "The Price
I OI a crown- o, it. m. i. amjm n arunu
Cnatoa aeiry
En worth Bev,
-Bev. A. B. Oalder.
11, 8.
D. 11.
C. O. McCnUoca, U.
T:46. . . .
First Church Kev. josnns Btansrieio, u. u.
11. Dr. Benjamin Xoung. 7 so, pastor, "Some
Faith Cure Fads."
First Morwrgian uanisn istn ana rioyt
Rev. Ellas GJerdlng. pastor. 11, "The Joy of
the Christian." s, "The Most Celebrating
King of Israel, the Man A liar God's Own
Heart." .
Laurel wood aev. v. n-. varus, v. v.
LeUts Rev. F. M. Jaever. rreachlng at
11 and 7:sO.
Lincoln Bev. w. 1. nsrr, u. v. rreacDing
at 11 and 7:30.
Linn ton Bev. s. a. iswan. u. u. t-reecn-
lng at 7:80. . .
Mount Tabor rtev. k. u. siarage. v. u.
11, Tour Greatest Iteeo." s. "Bellgton.
Cktlrroysnce."
Muotavilla nev. v. u aiauun. r-rcscn-
I ins. 11. 8.
I ration mv.
G. H. Faeee. Pre chins st
11, g, commission service. ( .au.
Isylor Street ai. a. vireie tnesure. ur.
M H- Marvin, psstor.
Boss City rara av. iicv. n, i .ou.
SeUwood Rev. A. R. Mclean. 11. 8.
ti Johns oner. J. H- Irvine. Preaching 11
'""viLitv Rev. F. N. Band if or. P reaching.
Bev. Charles T. McPhereoa. 11, "The Heart."
Vancuuvet avenue .inrvriiaj-uaauD cur-
ner bkioaaorw xv,. xa. a. ncma, ii.
. . n . n .
Bev. C. J. aavrseau
Westmoreisna ikt. . oaaaiiur.
PnarUnt. 7.80.
University Psrk Bev. J. T. Abbett, D. D.
Preachlnc. 11. 7:W.
Woodlawn Rer. W. M. Klceter. Preaching
11. 7:30.
Woodstock Bev. L. C Poor. Preecklag
li 7:80.
Swedlaa uorxswiea ana Bca nsv. Man
A. Wellman. 10:45, 4, 7:46.
German Rodney a vs. and Stantoa Bev. F.
A Schumann. 10, 8.
African ZVon 288 Williams ave.--Bev. W.
W. llvward. 11. 8.
Flrat German Bev. A. F. Cramer. 11, 8.
Kendall Kev. A. B. WUsoe, 7:80.
District superintendent. Bev. William Wal
lace Voungaon. l. I. Owl E. 82 st. N. Ta
oor Zl.
X. X. Cknrea South.
First M. B. Cbareh South, corner Union ava.
and Multnomah t- Rev. W. G. Fen ton. 11,
Divine Healing." 8.
strains.
Bethel Free enures Ivy st. and Williams
Bt. J. A. Stavney. 11. 8.
First Pentecostal X. 7th and E. Couch st.
"sollwood B. frts and K-okaac Bev. B. a
BrentwoesoSte at. and sots ave, B. B.
aft. J. U. Batcaard. 11, 8.
V' r.-..1.a SaS Garfield. 11. 7:Sa
Hlcalaad Park 1188 B. 14tk X. Rsv. 8. L.
WESTMINSTER CHURCH
.3
III
4 11
McodsL 10. IU J JN
V
Rev. Dr. Young to
Occupy His Former
Pulpit on Sunday
1 Dr. Benjamin Young ef Bt.
Louis, former pastor of the
First Methodist church, will
address his -former eongrega-
tlon Sunday. Rev. Dr. Stans-
field, present pastor of the
church, feeling that members
of the congregation would en-
Joy having Rev. Dr. Young in
their midst again, tendered the
invitation which was accepted.
Rev. Dr. Young's remarkable
strides in church work while
in Portland gained for him a
reputation as an untiring
worker.
In the evening Dr. Stansfleld
will preach on "Some Faith
Cure Fads," being the last of
the special series of Sunday
night sermons on "A Candid
Consideration of Some Modern
Cults." The sermon will show
some of the dangers of ill-
founded faith and erratic re-
ligious thinking.
NO 'SEEKING PLACE
IN SUN' AFTER WAR,
SAY ALLY LEVELERS
Conference Determines Aims
and Moves . of War; the
Yankees Are Called In,
Paris, July 28. (I. N. 8.) CTimi
nal aggression" upon the rights and
peace of the world by nations desiring
a "place in the sun" must be rendered
Impossible. Otherwise all the sacri
fices of lives and treasure in this war
will have been in vain.
Such is the decision of the allied war
council, and the first and greatest of
the allies' peace alms. This announce
ment wss made Friday Just before the
conference adjourned. With it was
Included information that decision had
been reached to withdraw allied forces
from certain sections of Greek soil.
According to Information circulated
here, decision was made to have Gen
eral Sarrail launch a new blow on the
Salonlki front a drive to cut the
orient railway and drive a wedge be
tween the central empires and - their
Balkan allies.
Other matters, especially the -submarine
situation, were discussed
however, Vice Admiral Sims, the
American commander in British wa
ters, being called In. General Per
sning aiso appeared oerore the con
ferees, as did Sir William Robertson,
British chief of staff, and General
Foch
Good Samaritan Is
Given Endowment
The Good Samaritan hospital has
been favored with a bequest of $6033
from the Emma Lewis est a to, Philadel
phia. This is the second large bequest
received within a year, the other being
a gift of $5000 from the daughters of
the late Maria Louise Flanders.
o
g.T.rmxr upon death only as
a part of the process
of life, not the acknowledgment of defeated hopes.
In our many years of experience as funeral directors
we have aimed to keep pace with this tendency and to
offer such comfort and help as we could in our own
work that those most concerned might think of the de
parted as they who had the right to go on to fulfillment.
MONTOOMER.Y AT FIFTH
PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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steamer.
Steamers "Prince Rupertfand "Prince George" are the
finest steamers operating out of Seattle, via Prince Rupert and
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Jasper Parks, Edmonton and Winnipeg to Chicago, Toronto,
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Side Trip Excursion to Alaska, $35.00
For illustrated descriptive booklets, call upon
J. B. BURG1S, a A. P. D. DORSET B. SMITH, C P. & T. A.
Seattle, Wish. ir: lt6ThlrdSt, Portland, Or.
EAST SIDE CHURCH IN
NEW HOME EARLY IN
YEAR IS PRESENT AIM
Members of Congregation in
Ten Minutes Subscribe
$11,000 Toward Fund
PRESENT GROWTH RAPID
Sr. millken of 0gom Oitv Pastorate
W1U Occupy Pulpit for Sum
day Ivenlag.
With the aim of occupying their
proposed new church edifice by the
first of the year, members of the Kast
Side Baptist church are bending every
effort toward the successful realisa
tion of their hopes. Showing the ac
tive, enthusiastic spirit in which the
congregation has undertaken the proj
ect, it subscribed in 10 minutes last
Sunday, $11,000. This was the gener
ous response to the building commit
tee's suggestion that S10.000 be raised
as a nucleus for further Individual
canvassing.
The great growth of the pastorate
of Dr. Hlnson sinre he became min
ister of the East Side Baptist church,
last March 1. made necessary con
tinual enlargements of the church
building. This finally resulted In a
concerted movement to erect a new
edirice, which Is to be located at East
Couch and Twentieth streets. More
than 150 members have been added to
the congregation during the Dresent
pastorate.
With the assurance that the build
ing is to be constructed, the congre
gation is working with Increased nc
tivity In the development of the
church's regular functions. Addi
tional members are being procured in
still greater numbers.
Dr. Hlnson will preach Sunday
morning on "America, then Heaven,"
intending to show that Individuals are
rich in privilege, faculties, friendships
and faith.
In the evening. Dr. Mllliken, the
esteemed pastor of the Oregon City
Baptist church, will occupy the pulpit
of the east side church, as Dr. Hln
son goes to Salpm to preach" for the
summer assembly convened there. Of
Dr. Mllliken, Dr. Hlnson says, "Me Is
one of our best preachers and as fine
ana true a man as Oregon possesaes."
The theme of Dr. Htnon's sermon
next Wednesday night at the mid
week service will be "The Galallans."
Presbyterian Synod
For Sunday Closing
Even Babbath rropami at Chsutauqaas
Are Pat Under Ban by Ministers at
Bsevslon In JSugene.
Eugene. Or.. July 28. Strict ob
servance of the Sabbath was insisted
on by the Presbyterian synod of Ore
gon, which in closing its business ses
sion Friday passed a rexolution calling
on the management of a prominent
Chautauqua to discontinue Its alleged
policy of using Sunday as an occasion
for "alleged sacred concerts" and "In
spirational addresses for which a lib
eral admission is charged."
The time and place of the next meet,
lng of the synod was left to a com
mittee consisting of seven ministers.
The
Beautiful
Adventure"'
As time goes on
more families are
1 e a r n i n tr to look
and nights, included on the
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