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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 18 SATURDAY, JUNE 21. 1919. PORTLAND. OREGON ajroposed ORGANIZATION IS EXPECTED MONDAY AT 1ST METHODIST Constitution.Will Be Read to Dif : -ferent : Communions of City Tomorrow by Pastors. ' FORMAL ACTION JO BE LATER Document Will - Be Submitted to Congregations of City in Order to Keep Them Informed. Sunday morning - being Federation Sunday in the larger per cent of Port land's churches, the proposed constitu tion as voted upon favorably last Mon day by clergymen and lay members from 74 congregations throughout the city, will be read to many communions throughout the , city. About 400 min isters and members from their churches met In the Y. M. C. A. auditorium and voted unanimously to form "The Port land Federation of Churches." provided . . i . i l - fAiini1 . ocrrss-ftrtlA 1 1 BIIVM Dl.wua. to the other members of the communions at their next business session. The executive committee of. the Port land Ministerial association has sent to the - pastors . of the city the following constitution.1 to be ! acted upon finally Monday night In the great mass meeting In the First Methodist church. Twelfth and Taylor streets, at 8 p- m. The con stitution is being read for the informa tion of the communions, but for no formal action at this time. It follows: . . .. t . Preamble ' In tha providence of God., the '.time has coma ftiore fully "t mrdfet tha essential oneness of the Christian churched of America in Jesus -Christ aa -- their Divine Lord and Sartor, and to promote the spirit of fellowship. srvi-e and eooperation among them. i Article 1 flame 3, Tha name of this organisation shall be "The Portland , Federation of Churches,"- being such etiarehea a agree with the preamble. ; Artlele II Object The object of thta federation shall be to pre tnote the welfare, comity and cooperation of the ehurehee and to foster community better ment. .. .. J . . ,' Article III Membership Section X. ; Thta federation shall be com posed of. those churches in the city of Portland ana vicinity was snau, oy ion, seres . respect! re authorised methods, to unite with th! organization. Each etroreb. shall be represents In tbe council by the pastor and two Jay mem bers, and one additional lay member for each 200 memben or major fraction thereof over and abovs the first ?0 members. , Section a. Any natural croup of churches fo the federation may. by action of tbe council, fee constituted a local branch of the federation lor the purpose of more effective work, but they shall still; individually be members of this federation. Section 8. . Any church In the federation on trilling or unable to cooperate in a movement determined upon by the council shall be ex cused therefrom upon its request to that effect tn writing, duly presented to the council., Section 4. Any church that shall vote ac cording to Ha authorised methods to withdraw from the federation snail uuiy cerury- in writing such action to the council. - 1 - - Article IV The Council Section 1. There shall be a governing body to be known as the "Council of the Portland Federation of Chnrches." composed of the offi cially appointed representatives of the churches in-its membership, together with the officers of the federation and the . chairmen of standing committees. It sliall alto be competent- for the council to admit ' to ita membership by two thirds vote, aa a corresponding member with the right to vote, any representative of .an organ ization with which the federation, will cooperate. No organisation shall have more than two repre sentatives,, Section 2. The council shall hold its annual meeting the third week in May. or such othet wetting as are provided for in tbe by-laws of this federation. ' Section 3- Special meetings of the council may be called by the president or the executive committee, or at the request of nine members representing three car more communions. , Article V Officers Section 1. - The officers of the federation stiall be a president, two (or more) vice presi dents, a recording secretary, a treasurer, and sVch other officer as shall be found necessary, all of whom 'shall be elected by the council at -its annual meeting .and shall serve until the next annual meeting, or until their successors are qualified.- ; Section 2. The president, or. in his absence. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH TWELFTH AlfD TAYLOR ST8. Rev. Joshua Stans field, D.D. PASTOR td;30 A.M. COMMUNION SERVICES - - Short address by the pastor on i The Peace Treaty 12:15 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 8:00 P. M. SPECIAL, SERVICE Address by Chaplain Blommaert, the personal representative, of King Al bert and the Belgian government. Chaplaln-ln-Chfef of the Protestant Church in the Belgian armv. In the front trenches the whole period of the war. . . . .--.-- GOD'S LOVE NOW MANIFEST" - A timely lecture by N. M. LEWTON for .those whose-faith is shaken by the turbulent con ditions in , the world. ' - Sunday, June 22 3 P. M. W..O..W. TEMPLE 1 1 th St.. Bet. Wash. ancJ AldVr SSOCiATED BIBLE ; . STUDENTS SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION Constitution;, of sew. Church JSisliopl to preside sV 1 ' V-' 1i Rt. Rev. , Walter Taylor Sumner, who will preside over school of clergy Jfirst Christian 3s Starting Campaign jForj5ewtructure In the campaign started last Sunday at the First Christian church, comer of Farlc and Columbia, for the erection of a modern house of ' worship, there has not arisen a single discordant or oppos ing - note. - Every member expressing mmseir on the subject has freely con ceded the crying need of a better work shop and has heartily indorsed the pro posed plan for a new buildinc. The committee on ways and means has been hard at work on the task and will have definite .arrangements to submit to tho congregation soon. There wiU be no evening session of the church because of the union Christian Endeavor mass meeting at The Auditorium. rice frsidfTit- hnTi 'nM.airi . n Of the COUndL Ha ha1l arMininr all ,MMM..e. j'jt oaa vvuiuuir tees na$ otherwise 'provided for and shall be ex- w.iiwv uciuuci n an conimiEiees except w n ere otherwise provided by the council. occiioa a. in recorain j secretary arid treasurer sliall- kn iHm minnt.. r n . ines. records and accounts in permanent form doom, wnicn snail oe tne property of the council, and to be turned over on de mand of their successors in office. Artlote V I Com m Meet Seetfam 1. Th.r. .h.n t.. .i nuttee to act for the federation in the interim between th m mi in r.. nf U i . : , . - : 1 v. viic lvuiivu, auu w carry out Its policies. o consist of the president, rice icnnumi ecreiary. treasurer and chairman of departments, ex-officioa and aeven -'", oKtwvrM vy Liie council Wftn proper "ard for communal and. lay representa- -"" MTCuute cumiuiLiee may elect Us own chairman. Article V II Finances upon a budget of expenditures and shall re quest the churches which belonfc to the federa- " me same on some apportion ment basis. (Xote It is understood that a federation haa no power of taxation, and that contributions must be voluntary. Until the churches are edu cated to the ideal of supporting the federation by appropriations, it is necesaary to raise the fonds needed by the contribution of individuals, which contribution may be credited to tne churches whose members make them ) Section 2. No bill exceeding- 5(l shall be incurred by any officer or committee, or der Dartment. errant n.u.n . i. - , execuUve oomraitiee. and all bills before payment-must be countsvsicned by the chairman of the executive or Ti nance committee. Artlele VIII Quorum OCCtlon 1. A' nnnmnt nf n council shall consist- of 35 members, ropr?snt- .... - jsr (.tih or tne communions navinif a rtAu tinn .1 . , . some church beina a member; and at any meet tn of a committee., a majority of ita mem bers; or. if any committee shall consist of more mruiuris, quorum snail be five. Article IX Elections All elections shall be by ballot. ' Artlela X AmandmenU Section 1 Thl rnnttitHfim. 1 . ed at anv mMhnr aj.. i . . . . - ---- . -.wiiircu vy Lwo-iniras vole of the members present, which vote includes - -jvif ' communions represented by we members present, provided that due notice or any proposed amendment shall be eiven in writuis; at a preceding meeting of the council or by mailing to each member of the councC at least to days prior to the meeting of the council at which auch amendment is to be sub mitted. . m. Pfinv n t k. . . r;lTr'. . i.iupmcu amendment signed by at least five members or tne council "'"""-"s v .eaj mree oi tne communions represented. 1 Two Interesting Subjects Chosen ' ' ! ' " . " People will be nrivilrrl tn V.i.'. interesting sermons on Sunday at St Davids church. East Twelfth and Bel mont, In the 'morning the rector will speak on ''Church Union." Church union is a vital part of the reconstruc tion' problem of this new age.' It will refuse to be sidetracked. At night at 8 o'clock, the rector will speak on "A Certain Rich Man. and a Certain Poor man. - ne ciucnartsts win be-' 7:30 Dlain. 9:30 snnsr. Hnlv luntfem win ka administered, at 11 o'clock. - '-.. WILBUR METHODIST EPISCOPAL . CHURCH ASSEMBLY HALL Multnomah Hotel DITIXE ; 8ERTICE 10:3 A. 31. J Sermon by Dr. M. H. Marvin - of Seattle -.'.-! . SUBJECT x - "The Church the World's Conciliator" SUSDAT SCHOOL 18:15 Everyone welcome. Pioneers visit ing in city specially invited. SPECIAL BIBLE LECTURES GOftFKI. PAVILION, 1TTH and MAIN TS. -r j Vancouver, Wash. . BEGINNING SUNDAY. JUNE 22 ; t:1B P.m. ' . OPENING SUBJECT: ;Wa the Great War Armageddon? v Its . Meaning in Prophecy" Cordially Invited EVANGELIST GEONGE W Riar r. M. 4SONW AY of Vancouver, Hi A n ' ; 'If MANY TO ATTEND SCHOOL OF CLERGY Prominent Men .WilLAttend Ses sions; Beginning' Tuesday in,, St. Helens Half Buildings.: Registrations are mounting un for the fourth annual session of ' the - Oregon Sumrner School for Clergy, beginning next Tuesday evening. As . before, ihe school will be housed in the St. Helen's Hall buildings on Vista avenue., : An added feature will be the church work ers' conference, . which has bee a ar ranged aa an extension with the sum mer school faculty participating. The faculty is composed of the -RL. Rev. William Frederic Faber. D. D.. bishop of Montana ; The Very Rev.- Cecil S. Quainton, dean of Victoria, and the Very Rev. Guy D. Christian, deaa of Juneau, Alaska. This will be Bishop Faber's first visit to Portland. Dean Quainton and Dean Christian" were present at last year's session. ' The session will be opened Tuesday at X p.- m. with an address of welcome by Bishop Sumner, followed by a lecture by Dean Quainton on "Theological Re construction." ' t ' Wednesday's program j consists of three lectures : 9 a. m.. "The Fourth Gospel Occasion ansj , Author." - Dean Christian i .10 :30 a. m.. ,"The, Priest in the Stud, .Bishop Faber ; 8 p. m., "The Church's Contribution to Social Recon struction," Dean Quainton. In the aft ernoon the, clergy expect to view' the slghtB along the Columbia, highway. : Thursday 9 a. n.. The Fourth Gos pel -Purpose and Method," Dean Chris tian1; 10:30 a. m. "The Priest In the Pulpit." Bishop Faber; .2:30 p. m.,! Round-table .conference on' prayer book revision ; ' S p. m.,1 "The Reconstruction of Dividted Christendom," Dean Quain ton.. t . j-. .- . " ' I": '(- Friday 9 -a. m.; ."The Fourth Gospel Problem and Value," Dean - Christian ; 10:30 a.-- m., Round-table conference on the new hymnal, led b the . Very Rev. Reginald T. T. Hicks, dean ; of the Portland Pro-Cathedral ; 2 :30 p. m., "The Priest at the Altar." Bishop Faber. Dean Quatnton's. evening lectures are open to the public. ' - ' - In addition to the faculty, the follow ing clergy from neighboring dioceses are expected : The Rev. John Leach, Pome roy. Wash. ; ;Rev. Cameron S. ' Morrison, Rev. Maurice , Bywater, Bishop-elect E. V. iShayler and Rev. William Bliss, of Seattle ; Rev. Thomas Alleeson, Che halis. Wash. : Rev. Floyd J. Mynard, Yakima, Wash. ; Rev. G. II. Severance. Oroville, Wash. ; Rev. Edgar M. Rogers. Everett, Wash., and Rev. Lw B. Franck, Twin Falls, Idaho. Several others hope to be present. The church workers conference, in which prominent members of the laity have interested themselves, will open Friday evening, June 27, with a service at the Pro-Cathedral. , Bishop . Faber will give an address on the "Missionary System of the Church.". f t r ,. . A very complete program, has: been arranged for Saturday, as follows: 10 a. m.. Round-table conference, i "How DIRECTORY First Sunday After Trinity Uniform Sunday School Lesson Golden Text: "Love." 1 Or. 13. "Now a bide tli faith, hope, love, the thr : and th greatest of these is love." 1 Cor. 13:13. Young People's Topies t Baptist T'nion: Thristianiin ' the , Soeial Order." Matt. 9:35-33. (Conquest meeting. ) Christian Endeavor: "Christianity and the Toilers of India." Isa. 40:18-31. (Missionary meeting. ) ' It.' ' Epworth Ieacae : "The Art of Building Char acter." 1 Cor. 3:10-17. - .: BaptlaV ' First Whit Temple, 12th and Taylor Kev. William A. Waldo. 10:30. "What Sort of a Sunday Should Portland HaveJ" 7:45. "Tha Great Invitation Come"' ' 't Sine K. S'"" Rev W. B. Hinarm. 11, "Where Is God?" baptismal service; 8, '"The Unpardonable Sin," baptismal service. Th-rd VancnTer ---I ' K t - . vf- J. Beaven. 11. "Th Christian and His Chnrch "; 7;30. addresa by Mrs. A.- M. "Petty. ArP-ta--Kev W. C Irv.- fmtr-' tr. 11. "Two Questions : Hair Young Ought a Per son to Be to Be Too. Toung to Join the Church f and How Old Ought a Person to, Be to Be Too Old to Join the Yeuna People's Society?,'; 8. 'Now or Never." - , 'calvary-- B. th n1 . ra"f -' J E. Thomas. II, "A lyman's Big Tithing Dis covery." or "Can We Afford It?"; 8, "Not by Bread Atame." ' i:l,nc, v.. J'tn pd Krr F r. T.aslette. 11, "Christian Americanization." by Mrs. Alonzo M. Petty; 8,; "Uod So Loved,? by the pastor. , : r . Sril-d Bethany - Kev. T i.- Broomfield. 11. 7:80. Grace E.: 76th' and Ash." Rev. Fred Berry. It. 7:36. - Ur r ( t'rV- ' Ttcv. -r- B'ca 11. 8, Salvation Army service; .Chaplain Fred Anderson, speaker.' Swedish 16th and HoyV Re. T. ti. SJolar uer. 10:30. 7:30. St. Johns Bev. Mr. Burton. 11, T:80. ' Wehland B- t -nd .'!-. r V f. Millikan. 1 1 . "The Gospel Team for the Twen tieth Century," by Bev. F. C. Laslette; 8. ' :-., "-v Catholic "'.';; St. . Peters' Lents Rev. , P. Beutgen. 8. 10:30. 7:30. Pro-Cathedral 18th an.! Davis Bev. . E. . V. O'Hara S. 7 :15,- 8:3S. . 8 :45. 11. 7:45. St. Lawrence 3d and Sherman Kt. J. C Hughes. 6. 8:30.' 10:30, 7:30. - St. Francis E. 12th and Piue Bev. J. H. Blsck. 6. 8. 9. 10:80, 7:30.-; Immaeulata Heart of Mary Williams am) Stanton Rev. W-.-A.- Daly. 6. 8, 0. 11. 7:80. - , Hily Uo.ary E: 3d and Clackamas Rev. E. S. Obon. . 7. 8. O. llj 7:30. St. Rose E. 63d and Alameda Rev. J. O'Farrell. 8. 10:30, 4. St. Andrews K. Sth and Alberta Rev. J. Kiernan. 8, 10:30. -7 :30. Tbe Madeleine E. 34th na Siskiyou Re. Gcorca F. Thompson. ; 7 0. 11., Ascension E. 76th and Tamhill-I Franciscan Father, r 8, 1O-.80. 7:80. BleMcd Sacrament Maryland' and Blandena Bev. V. W. Black. 8. 10:80. 7:30. f ' Holy Cross -774. Bowdoin Bev.' C Raymond. 8. 10:80. 7:30. - , - St. Ignatius 3330 43d St. S. E. Jesuit Fathers. 6:80. 8. 10:30. 4. .1-4 'fit. Stephens E. 42d and Taylc: Rsv. War ren A. Waitt. . 8:30. 10:3O. 7:80. - - Holy I' Wm' Portland hld. nA JTwn. tr ita Rev. William J. Devina. . 8. 10:30, 7:30.. -' . . - . ' -- h:',; - ' - , au I'hiUip ri . tPaolist Falueral E. l'Sth and Hickory Rev. W. J. -Cartwright. 70, . 10:30, 7:80. ; St. Clemeota 8. Smith ave. " and Newton Serbite Fathura. , 8. 10:80. 7:30. 8acred Heart E. lltb and Center Rav. ti. Boh. , S, 1U:80. 7:30. , -v,,. Bt. Agatha E. 15th and Millar Bev. : J. Commrasky. 8, 10:80, 7:30. ' - ! fit Sunislaua (Peliab) Maryland and Fatt ing Rev. F. Mattbew. - 8. 10: 30. 7'0. ' St '. Joseph . (Gcraaan) 15th and Couch Bev. B. Durrar. - 8, 10:80, 7:80.- St AfichaeU (Italian) 4th and Mill JUv. C Salestra. 8:30.- 10:SO. .7:80. , , St Clares Capitol . HiU Father Capiatran. 0. JM.; 8,10:10. - . -i . St Charles E. 8 3d and AlberU Bar. J. P. O Flynn. ,'.' 10:30. . , , ; Ail" Saints li. 89tb and G Bsan Kev. Father William Vrrmin. -' 8. 10:30 - 7:'r ' -'' St. Patricks 10th and Saviev Rev. Charles SI. Smith. -Mastes 6:30. 8. 9:15. 10:30. 1.4a. : Christian . :.--. t'- -- "5. 4J-rxi'-.--' Hv ' Grtffis It.' "The World's t Need and the Church's " lSMponsibjUty" i 7:45. evening aervice at Tbe Auditorium. ' ' - ' a.. r lath and Taylor Rev. K. H. Sawyer, il. 8.- . .: ' ' '. ' I. t..HJufT Avenue Rodney and Knott Rev. J. r. Ghftrmley. 11. 8. v . .I.intavilla E. -76th and Gllaan Rsv. Hr barf E. RydeT. 11. 7:3 - ' " ' (great :4Hass iHeeting 3s to ?3e Seld gi". C : 3s to ?3e at Auditorium ? Probably the- greatest gathering of y?ung people of the church ever held In' Portland will be Sunday night at The Auditorium when the Christian En deavorers 'of Oregon ' will . meet in a great mass meeting. So great, has been their appeal to the' clergy of -the city in churches where . Christian Endeavor Societies are formed, that many of. the ministers have - discontinued their eve ning service in order that all might feel free , to .attend the union service. The victory convention . of j the Endeavor union being beld during this week-end at the First Presbyterian church la one ef the most enthusiastic conventions in the history of the organization. This convention is known - as the "Second Mile" convention, the . interpretation of the .slogan being f Do more for your felV low man than , you are asked to do, or go twice as far in doing good as is re quested." - This afternoon the young people are frolicking in Peninsula park. -This eve ning they will meet at the First Presby terian church, where Dr. W. W. Wlllard of the First Congregational church will address them on "Second Mile Joy." Miss Alice Judd of Salem will sing. Sunday t morning 10 group sunrise prayer meetings will be held In various parts of the city, to which all young people, irrespective of denomination, are invited. Group 1 will meet at the Church of the Stranger- under .the dlrec- Should Christians Spend . the .Second Half of Sunday," led by Dean Christian ; 11:30 a. n, conference on .''Congrega tional Singer," led by Prof. -.Tom G. Taylor; 2 :30 p. m.,!- conference, : "The Church's Call to Service of Young Men and Young Women." Dean Quainton; g p. r m., conference, "Men's Organised Work In the Church,", speakers, Bfsbop Faber, Dean Quainton and Dean Chris tian.; All of these conferences will be held at : the summer school quarters on Vista avenue. s . :" Sunday , morning, tjune 29. ; visiting clergy will occupy the pulpits at vari ous churches in the city.- - In the eve ning at - o'clock a missionary mass meeting , will be held at St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral, addressed "by Bishop Faber.- Dfean Quainton and Dean Christian. Young People-Will . Young people's night will be observed at Forbes Presbyterian church by the Rev. Ward Willis Long, the young preacher from Akron, Ohio... who is temporarily acting as pastor : of the church. A song service led by a chorus wiH open the meeting. The Rev. Mr. Long will preach a short sermon. Fol lowing the services there will be a social hour in the lecture room." . where light refreshments will be served. Major and Mrs. John Bree. who're cently. came to the city to take charge of the Salvation Army social work, will lead the Sunday, evening service at Corps No. 1, 243 Ash street. The public is invited. - ;- OF CHURCH W"wirllawi E Tb i"id "Wbcr R Intmb D.'Boyd. 11. "TThe Source of Power"; 8:15. "Eicusea." . " uwi t 15th arv . Wygant Rev! B Tibbs Maxey. 11. 7:30. Christ 'an 'cle.'c Iesson Subject: "Ia the Universe. Including Man, Evolved by -Atomic Fbrcef" isi ItHB mu Everett ll. 8. ' , Second E. 6th and HoiUday. 11, 8. , Third -E. 12th and Salmon. 11. 8. Fourth Vancouver ave. . and-Emerson. 11. . Fifth 62d and 42d.ave i E. 11. Sixth Masonic Temple. 368 Tsmhill. 11, 8. Seventh Holbrook block. St Johns. 11. All churches Wednesday. 8 pm. . CongrsgaUooal ' First, Par tk Madiwn. , D v Wil- lard. 11, "The Task of the Twentieth Cen tury": 7:45. . "The Social Challens-e of tho Dav." , by-Dr. Edward A. Devine of New York City. Ml -MJ: ' - .mi t . j J. Staub. 1 1, -"Convincing Evidence of a New Life"; 7:45.- Practical Application of the Gospel in .the Industrial World." by Rev. E. E. FUnt. - Aij!i : . . i t r'.v, viz. Rev. E. E.' Flint It, "A Religion of Author ity": "What Is to Become of Usf" . H.pii.nu t,.' i -K." EVwrd Constant. 11. "Emphasizing Things Essential"; 8. r'The Spirit of American youth." addresa by Frank Doble. . , ;'-. - rK-y Heights E. 83d and Woodward lirr. Oliv.r V. Avery. 11, 8 Iuremood -t5tii ave. and 65th it. S. E. lira. Alice XI. fUndaker. 11. I'ilerim Mijwmri Sher Brv Uib'rt Murray Pratt 11, "The Sleep of Death": 7 ;45. VGeneral Booth." by Rev. Edward Constant - j-.ituL.il jiision !' buuurc lii Stav el Nevala. ,,7:30. t'niversity' Park Haven and Lombard Kev. C. U. Johntou. 11.8. . St Johm- S. Ivanho and Richmond Bev. J. T. MerriiL. 11. 7:30..- . : Daujiih Norwegian - E. ' 23d and Sumner Rev. Oht Torgeiaen. 11. 7 :30.- First German E. 7th and Stanton Rev. George Zocber. 11. 7:80. f - , Second German E. MU and' Skidmora Rev. Henry Hagelgan. 11. 7:30. , Zion v German E. 9th and Fremont Rev. J. H. Hopp. 11, 7:30. -,' - a , ritktowHet. f a Holfman 11. 7:80. : ''' '-. Ounkard ' " ; Church of the. Brethren IJorthwick and Brainard Rev. George C. CarL.r 11, 8. t ; - :- .; ' ' ' '. Atiiacopai ' : ' . Pro-Cathdrml ot. St Stephen' tha Martyr 13th' and Ciay lit. Her. VV. T. Sumner, biahop. ery Rev. T. T. Hicks., dean. ' Trinitv lth six ETrett Rev A. A. Mot rion. 8. 11. "If Any Man Has Not the Spirit of Cbriet. Ha b None of Uia"; , , S ... . - v : H.imuut ''" Thomas Jenkins, rector. : 9:45, 11. "Church Chion: What Does It Implyl"; 8, "A Certain Rich Man and a Certain Puor Man. ' ar - ..u - .j . Hf. J. O. Uatton.- 7:30. : 9c4S. .11, 8. St Andrew. HctioiU at'. PortmiUth Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 9,11 , 7 :89. Grace Memurtai . 17th and Weidler lir. Oswald W. i ay lor. S, 11 - Good - Shepherd Vancouver . and Graham Rev. John Dawson. - 11 8. St Michael and AU Angels K. 43d and Broadway R, i T.i-F' Bowen, vicar. . 8, 10. 11. 8. : .- - ' - -Church of Our Savior SOth in. and 41st at S. E. Rt -E. H. Clark, vicar. - 7:80. 11. Bishop; Morm Memorial Good Samaritan hospital Revi Frederick K. : Howard.. 7,: 0:80. St Paula WeouuHsra atev. IMvaki W. Tay lor. 4. --'-- , . i -,-v, - All Sainta 25lh and Savier Bev. Frederic K Howa'd. 10. 11. , St ' Johns Memorial E,- 15 Ui and Harney, Sellwood. Bev. H. Clark in charge. 11, 7:80. St Mathews Corbett - and UancroSt bev. W.: A. M. Breck. vicar. 10, 11. . .- . - . Cvanaeitca. . r. : ' Fivt E h snd Maraat Rev. E. IX Horn scbueh. 11, 7 :30. j. , - tttaoa iteiguuj 9th and Home Bev. F. M. firti-r. . 1'8B.H:80. - . : t . ... : 1 Clay - Street 10th. and Clay. Rev.- Jacob Blocker. 10:45, fit H the lord"; 8, "Christian Education." . r - ,- v--..-- ----- i :,- -U- r m Methtdlst ( ' ' ' Central E.' 65th and Flanders Rev, E. I Harrington. .11. 7:30. . . . ., First th and Hill Rev. S. H. . TJpton. tl 7 :30... ,. ,?- - - - , - , . '. Alberta E. SOth. And Wygant Rev. Alex Beers. 11, 7:30. - ' 4 -S : ' -r,.-;: '-St.. Johns East Richmond and Hudson Rv. E.'D.f Blackouts. ,11. 7:30. Ientk Rev. S-H. - Upton, acting pastor. S:3U. 8:30. : . i - :-h. i- -, - -FrlerMM -,,', :r': I s First ev. 35tb And Main Kev. Homer : U Cox... 11, 8. ' - :, JewtsK ' . Congregation. Beth ITael 1 2th and Main Rabbi ( Jonah - B. - :Wia.- Reform synagogue. Services. Friday f p. m.. Saturday 10:3 a. m. Oongregation Ahavia Hholem Park and Clay ata. Rabbi H. A! rahamson. Friday. 8 p. aa.: Saturday1. l:SO a. as. '. , - ' Congregation Nevab Zedcck Talmud Tormh 6th and Hall Rev. Abiabam I. . Roseneranta. Frirtav. 8 b. an. -.tnrdav. 9 a. u. : -Sunday. . 10 tion of Shi rite Swallow ; group 2 at Rose City Park Presbyterian church, leader, Annabe Taylor; group 3, Hope Presby terian ! church, leader. Beryl Deford ; group 4 Vernon . Presbyterian church, leader. Alice Davis; group S, St. Johns Evangelical, leader, C. N. Patterson ; group , Sunnyslde Congregational, leader, Gertrude Eakln ; group 7; First Presbyterian church, leader, Edna Whipple ; group , Millard Avenue Pres byterian -church, leader, G. Evert Ba ker; group 9, - Mizpah Presbyterian church, leader, E. Earl Feike ; and group 10, Kenilworth Presbyterian church, leader,- Carrol Roberts. The address of . these churches , may be obtained from- the church directory printed on this page. - . - t ... . ; f- .The 'visiting delegates will be free to attend any 'of the city's Sunday schools and church services in the morning. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock a Jubilee senior ,and intermediate rally will ,be held at the First Congregational church. A city wide Christian Endeavor service wiU be held at the First Presbyterian church for an hour beginning at , o'clock, after which the delegates will march In a body to The Auditorium. The convention speaker. Rev. H. A. Van Winkle of Oakland, will , give the clos ing address - on "Consecrated Miles." Walter Jenkins will lead the congrega tional singing. . Before the address the newly elected state officers will be in stalled. - . ,r, . . Sunday, Observation ; Dr. Waldo's Subject ; The 1 kind . of :a Sunday Portland ought to have will be told Sunday morning by Dr. William: A. Waldo to- the congrega tion .of. the First Baptist church.. The speaker will bring but many features as to how jthe present day Sunday should be observed. He will also discuss the old Puritan Sunday and the Jewish Sabbath. Dr. .Waldo will consider the modern, life in- its' influence .Upon the physical, intellectual and spiritual na ture of individuals.. Ia the evening' the pastor will deliver the: closing sermon In the series on "Seven Great Things." The ; White- Temple quartet has 'prepared special music - ;; Will Speak in Evening Frank Doble,' who is just home from serving in the American army overseas, will speak at. the Highland Congrega tional church - on Sunday night. ' His subject will be "The Spirit of American Youth," . He is the author of a. number of very interesting poems and In the course of his address he will read , his verses on '"The Children of Europe." The address will be preceded by a song service. Church Federation and Christian, En deavor will be the twin themes of the Sunday morning service at Mt. Tabor Presbyterian, announced the Rev. War.d W. MacHenry, In the evening the church. will join with the Christian En deavorers In their union service at The Auditorium. . N '. SERVICES IN a. m..' religious school. " ' Latter-Dar Saint Church of Jesus Christ f Latter Cay Saint ' E. 25th and Madison. 10. 7:30. - Lutheran . St James W, Park : and Jaffersoa Bat. Wm. E. Brinkman. 11. 7:30. . St Pauhv-E. 12th and CBnton Rev. A. Krause. 9:80, 10:80, "Oed'a Creation"; 8, "Three Excellencies of True Christian Love." Our Saviors E. 10th and Grant fiev. If. A. Cbristenaen. 11. (Norwegian) "Tha Rich Man and Lazarus" ; Luke 16:18. Trinity Williams and Graham Bar. J. A. Belnbaeh. 0:15. 10:30. 7:80. . Bethlehem Norwegian 14th and Da via Rev. Wilhelm Pettersen. 11, 8. Grace. English Mason and Albina. Bar. 0. H. Bernhard. -45. 11. Bethel Norwegian- (Free) Wygant and Rod ney ' -- . . , Bethany Danish Evangelical Dnion and Mor ris Rev.- K P. -R" (oiler. ' 11.-8. St Johns Peninsula and KUpatrick Baa. U Ludwig. 10:45,7:30.. - Swedish Tabernacl--N 1 7th and Glisan Rev. C. J. Lcdin. 11. 8:80. 7:80. Swedish Angiistana Stanton and Bodney Rev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45. 7:45. Immanuel 19th and Irving Bev A. V. An-deniot:-. , ' . i , Trinity (Norwegian) Lovely and Fortune. , - Mathodlst Episcopal -. ' Centenary E. th and Pine Rev. J O. Rollins. 11, 8.- Rev. S- A. Stensetb, 10:30. confirmation service. Central Vancouver and rgo Bev. A. R. Maclean. 11, 8. Clinton Kelly E. 4atn and Powell Rev. lohn Par-onf. 114 7:o. M - Epworth 2th and Savier Rav. J Stanford Moore. 11, "He Is Our Peace"; 8. atereopticon lectnre, 'The Romance of the Eskimo,", by Bev. John Parsons. 'First -12th and Taylor Rev. Johna Rtans field. 10:30, "The Peace Terms." followed by emmunion; 7:45, addresa by Major Pierre of Belgium. - a - : First Norwegian LWniah 18th and Hoyt Rv. Klias 5erding. 11, 8. Garden Home Rev. A. B. Calder. 10:30. t:4S. - ' - - Laurcrwood E. 63d and Foster Bar. A- & Brrecnkur. II. 7:80. Lents Lncwn K Jones 11,7:80. Lincoln E -, 62d and Lincoln. Rsv. W. A- Oinn. "11.. . . n. - MnnU villa E. 80th and Pine Rev. Hiram Gould. 11, 8. - - - Mt Tabor E. 6 1 It and Stark. - Rev. E Oltn Eld ridge. 11, "Tha Light That Never Fails"; 8. "How to Win." - V . ' Bose City Park Bev IX Lester Fields. 11 7 -.30, Sellwood R. W. 8 Gordon. 11., 7:80. ' Snuny-ide E. 3th and Yamhill Ei. W. F. Ineson. 11, 7:45; ' St Johns W Leavitt and Syracuse Rev. J. H. Irvine., 11, 8. . , - , ' Swedish Beecn and Borthwlck Rev. Abel Ekiund. - 11. 8. - ' -- ' - . ' ' University Park Fiske and Lombard Bv. t T. Abbott 11. 8 " ' .Vancouver Avewue NorweaiaB Danlal SWd more and Vancouver. .Rev. C. J. Rynmng. Westmoreland Rev. F. A. Glnn. 8. Wilbur Multncimah- hotel Rev.- Francis Bur getta Short i 10:30. .- ' , - v-wd tuck-K 84th and Woodstock Her. 1 C Poor. -11. 8. " District superintendent. Rev. William Wallara Toungson. D. D.. 691 E. 2d at N. Tabot 8790. - i ,-:: M, bv South -' r flrft Union and Multnomah Rev. James T. French. 11 "The Measure pf Thi World "; 8, "Why a "Gospel for Babies."'.-. ' Firsts-E. ' 10th and. AVeidler itev.' C Bam ard IntK - 11. 7:30. . ' . - Sellwood E.-6th and Bpokane Rev. Weaver W, Hess. 11. 7:30.' 'imT-''i f " sJT s Brentwood 65th are and 67th at . Rev. C- li. r'owler. 11. 7 -.30. ,. - . Highland Park E. 14th and KiUingsworth Rav. W. P. Keebaugb- H-. .. . , ... Scandinavian Rev. J. Bnngedaht - 11. 70. . r -. a-. : f. j rertrftar1aa ' J;' Firnt itl and Alder Rev John H. Bord. 10-30. "The- Outtook for the First Prexbyterlaa Church of Portland"; .7 :5. "How. I Think of lAfe ' ' '- ' ' " ' '" '' ' ! Wastsntnater Ease- 17th -and Schuyler Rev. Edward H. Pence. 11. 7:30. - . Central K, 13th and Pine Rev jrlando B. Per ing. 11 "Christian Uberty"; 8, "A Nw "calvary lltb - and . Clay--Rev. Frank J, Meyer.- 10:30, 7:4i i - ML Tabor E. 55th and Belmont Kev Ward Maeinry 11, "Tha Church's Challenge to South"; 8. ning aervie at Tha Auditorium. Vernon 19th nd- WygaBV v. , tt taitda botough. ; -11-.- 74..-. -'- -, ---1 Piedmont Clevenmd- aad Janett Rev A. u, Hutehinkon.. .11, . "A Qnntion of Speed": 8, evening service a The Aaditprrunki F"rth Fir and Gibba. Kev. Monroe G. G. Everett .--v. 10:80.. 8. . Kenilworth E. 34th and Gladstona Bar. DEBOYDJO BEGIN FAREWELL SERIES ; V r. . First of . Final Sermons Will. Be oh 'Outlook for First Presby-; I teriln Church' in Portland.1;1 The First Presbyterian church on the corner of -Twelfth and Alder streets will have services-of special Interest to morrow'1. In the morning at JO :30 the pastor. Rev. John HBoyd. D. D., will "Ive the first of a series of two sermons on "The Outlook for the First Presby terian Church of Portland." These will be In tbe nature of farewell sermons, as Dr Boyd Is now starting on his last month with this church. He will speak of "the unfinished tasks of hts ministry rnd of - the things which , this church .should accomplish. ". ' - Tn the evening at J :30 Mr. coursen will give an organ recital and at 7 :45 Dr. Boyd will continue the series on his attitude towards - fundamentals.. , The subject for tomorrow evening will be VHow I Think of iafe." an attempt to estimate the condition and need of man. These evening .sermons have attracted large cowds to hear the mature wisdom of this pastor who Is about, to leave the work of the active pastorate; At the Sunday school tomorrow; the superintendent. .Jamesj F. : Ewmg. will give an iUuut rated talk- on the missionary- work :n this country among the Italians. A- set of slides will be used called , "Tony's Adventures." which are of ereat. beauty and latetest.-" AH are cordially Invited to attend this service of missionary instruction. . - , Dr. Boyd will , be the honor : guest at the annual closing ' class party of the Warren. Bible class and Vesper class to be glvea in the parlors of the First Presbyterian church next "Tuesday eve ning. An excellent musical program has been arranged , by J. F, Woolery. l.juJer of the Warren Vesper orchestra, assisted by Mrs. Marguerite Moore Bourne and Ira D. Morgan, soloists. ' i "Review of Games" will be presented n a. playlet written by Earl H. Shrider and enacted by-the-following persons: Paul .Mahoney, . Ralph ' Hoeber. H. M, Guyer, Ira D. Morgan and ' Miss Lolita Grange, .assisted by Mrs. Marguerite Moore Bourne, Miss Lenora Aehton and Miss Gladys Palm. Mrs. Angela L. Ford Warren, teacher, of the two classes, will be the hostess, assisted by Miss Jennie Lee Simmons, secretary. Miss Vivian Clodfelter and Mrs,'H. A. Duebner. All young people Interested in these classes are invited, to attend." - Dr. . Boyd will address the. young people' at the close of the program and lead in the closing "Farewell March" which has been ar ranged in nis honor, . -Visitor to Preach l "The Sleep of Death." a study of the psychology of ' the unconscious, will be presented to the morning congregation at Pilgrim church, by Rev. Robert Mur ray. Pratt, pastor of the church. -Rev, Edward Constant will lecture at 7:45 on 'General Booth." Special musical iro grams for each service. PORTLAND Paul E. Ratsch. 11. itreaehina bv Walter - Myers, state Christian Endeavor president; 7:45, evening service at rue Auditorium. ' Hope E. 7 fe to and Enntt. 11. T:SO. Rose CHj' Dr. Robert H. MHHgan. 11. "The Intellectital Character of Jeiua"; 8, evening HfT- m st. ins anauenain. - 2 Fnrbe Graham-end Grntenheln Iv. Ward Willis Lone. 11.. "New Wine"; 8, "Tasks for the Tried." ' '.: . . . trinity Virginia ana Nebraska Rev. Theiv dore P. Smith. 11, "First EpUtla of John"; 8, chow night: rermon. Anabel 11. S. .' Millard Avenue Rev. W. Lee -Gray. It, 8. Marshall Street -17tb and Maraball Rav. A. J.- Hanna. .- . . Mizpah- E. 1 9th and tXtUnn 1 il. un... by T W. Hughea; 8. evening service at Th Auaiionum.. ' . . . j-- . . . ' SavvnUi Day Adtrantiat , '. Not Regular services of this denomioattoa Are held on Saturday. ; - Central E. lltb arid Everett U K. Dick son. paKtor. io, llrl6. ' Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery E. IL Emmerson. minister. 11. . Map ta villa E, .th and Everett Elder J. A.tBhart 10. 11. Lf.n" tJt. 8th ava. Elder W. a Huntington. 10, H. , , a-u8-. .JoSmtl'Dr, ' ;''nd Cnarleston Elder A. B. Folkenberg. 10. Al. . ' Meyer'nTo8fclia0r UUoTr EUtte joScandinavian--550 Alberta Elder'O. S Lea. Salvation Army : ' " Corp No. 1 248 Ash at. Adjutant Frank Genge.- 11, special Holmes address; 3:15, Praise service; 8. service in charge of Major and Mrs. John Bree. - , Corps No.! 4--1284 1st AdjuUnt 'Joseph j ua, , uvu- . O, O. sradanberglan . New Church Society 831 Jefferson Rev William R. Reere. 11. "Nosh, and the Flood, a Symbolic Account of Universal Human Ex perience. " . , I ... .... .. . .... , . ; " ' , . Unnarwo .; ' .." ' Chnrch of Our Father Broadway and Tira bill Rev. G. EHnt, .Jr. 11. "L'niterianUm. Pat, Present and Future."' . : ;" . United Brsthrsn : ' Conference auparinundent Bev. C. E. Mo Donald. ' . , . . " , First R. 1 Rth and Vorrisoa B. Byron ' I Clark. 11. "Church .Fedration,"; 7:80, "Tha Man That Is a Man." ' V . . Second E- -B7th and - Bomxr. .. Rev. Ira llawlcy. 11, "I Would Prefer An Inheritance in Heaven Than on Earth"; 7:30, evening servh.- ! at The Auditorium. Third 7tb at and S2d a. 8. E. Rev, K t n KhiiMHl tl "ThM, . . .t. l T .- r. ' VThe First 6utct,, ' ' ' V iirtii.- Mm ut Rev. " V.. f. Hlanjuard. 11. ChiMren'a day program; 7:80, evening serv ice at Tha Auditorium. , United Kvansetical rt 16th and. Poplar Rsv. J. A. Goods. 11. 8. ' f Ucsley Green TN'lIlamefts blvd. -and Gar Rev. H. IL Farnham. 11. 7:30. St JohnsKev. A. P. Layton. fl, 8. ? -. ', f . Unttad Frsabytarlan t ' .'. ":. ! Ffrst F..'" 87th and Hawthorne Rev. H."! F. Given, f 10:80, commnnici, reception of mem bers, baptUnu; 7:30, "True Economy or. Sav ing Our Property, .Out. Bodies and Our Souls." 'm c - . MnaMouiiU auj VVa-tw-r Bv. S. Earl Du Bois. , - imun--lKii v - r -t-nmbard Rev - Georae N. Taylor. ' 11, "The Case Agairut Epbraim; H. evening service transferred to tne Christian Endeavor meeting at The Anditorium. - ;jv..'-' Miacsllansous . . CliTiatian and Miavlonary Alliance K.' th awl Clav Ret. Jchn E. Fee. .. 10. 11; Tuesday. 7:45: IMday. 2:SO. .- Realization league 186 8th Rev. H. Ed ward Mills. 11, "Doing the Impossible." CtanetedelpbiaB da I E. Waauugtun. 10:30. - Church of God 863 Failing. Harry NeaX 1147:30. - - : Gospel Hatt E. 29th and Stark. - Mens ateaort 4lb and Hurnstas Rev. Lsvi Johnson,, anperintendent 8. Divine Scienoe Tilford building Rev. T. M Minaret, ps-tor. 11. .Vnivsrsal Messianic 818. Abington building. VI. 8. "Nothing Beyond Creator." , . t : Psntscoatal Fir and VV sailing ton Bar. WiH O. Trotterj -1 7 :80. Glad Tidings ( PenUcuatal M Lesion 1 246 H 1st- a., 7:30 week days ezetpt Monday and Saturday. 8 p. aa. , Pentecostal - chare bE. - 26th aud Acksny A. W. Smith. 11; 3. 8. Volunuwr -of-A hk tic -Mission 224 Burnside Meeting - every s veiling except' Monday at 8 'clock, and Sunday. 3 p. m. First Spirinamliat -K.' 7th and Hassale Bv. A. 8cott Bled 8. 7:45. ' Second' etpiritualUt AUsky Hall Bar stai. Hoffman. 8. 8. . . ; Calvary Temple E. 24th and Broadway Bev. Dawson MacCnDough, 10:30. 2.0. - i5oted iHan to tEalk c Major Pierre, Blommarrt, chaplain In -rliief of the Belgian crmy, rrpre 'srnting King ' Albert. pastors Ssketi to ell; Advantages of ederkiarni ' - . . v The local recruiting: office sent letters Friday to: all : pastors of Portland churches, asking- them to discuss, briefly, th advantages of the new army with Its educational and traveling; features.- The purpose of thJs "Army Sunday," accord ing to the local recruiting office, is to correct false impressions of many peo ple regarding- the peace time army. The pastors are asked to point, out .the tre mendous educational features available now to men' in the military service, be sides the opportunities for travel and general' experience.' This is part of the general campaign ; of ' the army to- g-et men to serve In Europe and In the Island possessions. , The army Is conducting tuts campaign tnrougn newspaper ad vertising, distributed through the big gest dailies in .56 of the largest cities in the nation. , . . ; jjSotes of Cnurckes The first Tuesday evening in July, at 7 o'clock, the women ot the First. Meth odist church, South, will gtve a banquet for the men of the, congregation. All men of the church are being invited to attend this complimentary banquet. Sunday morning and evening, the pastor,, Rev. James T.' French, will preach. : , The fifth sermon in the : series on various creeds, being preached by tho Rev. William G. Eliot at the Church of Our Father, will be given Sunday morn ing, when he will talk on Unitarlanism, Its past, present and future. During the remainder of the summer the Sunday school session and , the evening - forum will be Intermitted. The Rev. T. W. Hughes wllj preach Sunday morning at the Mizpah Pres byterian church, East Nineteenth and Ui vision streets. There will be no even ing service on account of the state Christian Endeavor convention mass meeting at The Auditorium. ' Children's day will be observed Sun day at the Fourth United Brethren church, at Tremont station. A special program has been prepared by the Bible school. At the .First church Dr. Byron J Clark will preach on the proposed Portland fchurch federation. , ' ' - '.11 ': ' '"' tr. A.. Hutchison, pastor of Pied mont Presbyterian church, will discuss the question of ."Speed" In his Sunday mnrntne asrmnn. Th.r will twt nn eve ning service in response to the call of, the young people to attend a mass meeting- at The .Auditorium. . On Wednes day this church , will, enjoy a congrega tional picnic at Peninsula park. The Thursday evening service will be at I o'clock., , ' -: a The ordinance of baptism will be adr ministered Sunday at both services by Dr. ,W. B. Hinson, at the East Side Bap tist church. Dr.- Hinson will also preach at both services. , The all day meeting of the Women's - society' will be held Thursday. beginning: at , 10 a. nil The annual picnic of the Kurrlay school will he Friday afternoon and evening at Co lumbia park. - SAINT DAVID'S CHURGH I ' " j , v.4 A v. First I i 1 ! ' " "V - Congregational Church PARK AND 31AUIS09 STREET SC5DAY, JC5E " 310R5INO, II O'CLOCK ... t . . WALLACE WILL ARD r. WILL PREACH OIT , . , . 1 "The Tak of. the Twentieth, Century" , 't Mrt Wil lard will discuss the crista in Institutional religion and tho way out " All not attending other churches are cordially invited. - : CIVIC FORUM; 7:45 P. M. EDWARD 7V DEVINE, Ph. D., L. L. D. ' - OF SEW TOCK CITT WILL PREACH OJT 'The Social Challenge of the Day" ' - Dr. Define, author, editor, publicist and professor of economics la Colum bia University. Is one of the foremost social leaders In America. A rare opportunity Is offered the Portland public to har one who Is a -recognised authority In all matters pertaining, to social reform. . .- . , , - . cojimukitt surcisro opejt forum FEDERATION WILL BE MAIN TOPIC Itl CHURCH SSODAY Many Congregations- Will Take ( Action on Proposed ' Constitu : tion Formulated at Meeting. SOME TO CHOOSE DELEGATES Those Societies Naming Repre sentatives Will Be Represented Monday, at First Methodist. ! The delegates . from . the clergy and laity of the city who attended tho church federation meeting, last Monday -Z. evening at the YrM.; C A. voted unanl- mously to make tomorrow Faderatlon Sunday" in the, churcheo, of Portland and Vif.lnltv. Tn thslr Sniul.. many or the churches, either throug-h tho oongregations Or the proper distribu tion boards, will take action upon tho proposed constitution. - All the com-' nwnions that ratify this proposed coh-' stitutlon will elect delegates for tho ; uanization meeting or ' tne council, which will be held at the 'First Meth odist church on Monday evening at s . Seventy-four 'congregations '-from 'ia communions . were represented ,in Port land's , meeting Monday .night. ' Jf the congregations represented , Join In tho federation a higher. .percentage of tho congregations will become charter- mem- bers of the federation hero than lh any ouier cuy wnere tne church federation has been formed. Pastors hav been urged to give a full explanation ,of tho ' movement to their Sunday oone-rera- , t ions. Those who are responsible fori the financial campaign hope to secure enough personal pledges' by Monday evening to assure the success of tho federation. If sufficient pledges aro secured, Portland may be the first city1 on the Pacific coast to employ a full-1 time executive secretary. Twenty-five : cities in the east have such secretaries Rev. . Roy B, Oulld, secretary of the commission on Inter-church federations of the Federal Council -of Churches of1 Christ in America, is in Portland, assist ing the local clergy In forming the fed eration. He will be present -at Monday evening's meeting, as will Major Pierre Blommaert of the Belgian army, -who.' is making a tour of the United States at tho request of King Albert. Major Blommaert is chaplain In chief of tho Protestant chaplains in the , Belgian -army, .- He has been decorated repeated ly because Of his 'great service to the country during the war. After the busi ness of the evening has been transacted. Major Blommaert will give the greetings of Klnjr Albert to the people of Port land a-.d will tell of the work of re construction which must be done In his " country. . First Presbyterian Church 1 2TH AND ALDER STREETS . HIV. JOHN M. BOrO, D. D., Paster. - . I0:M . M.I "TUB OUTLOOK WOH THK FIRST arI8 YTIRIAN OHUR0H" Tl4B P. M.I ."MOW I TMIRK OF tirt." 11:18 NOONl ' lllustratad Talk In Sunday School, "TONV'8 8DVEN. TURK 8." i L t Eat Twelftn aad. . Balmovt S CHURCH ' UNION a, 11 A. M. T h e P o p e d - dines conference. Must we submit to . " I tome? The Prot if citant proposes .. work? ," : n P. M. -A CERTAIN RICH M ANV A9D . A CEBTAIK POOR MAN" Kchool for all at 9 :30. - For "young ' children at . 1 -.; 1 5 BOORS OPES AT 7tU St