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Newspaper Page TextPnge Eipht THE EUGENE GUARD At The Churches Sunday Falrmount Presbyterian j m.. Viwuu Itt'iuiiat, miprjiiiejnlfut. j ne. t. t'itiur, Fmuk Fay Eddy. Fifteenth uud Villain! 8treit. 1 och 'iiiHueu lur ull ux witi. u upteiiUiil I Morning uervice ut 10:15 o'clock. Next man need any moral emit; uutMdt Ins cur pa ut leui-livr. yrt-tn-mug ut 11 d. J Jvwdtiy will be observed u tha uu conscience,' In tlioro a necessity lur; in. by iiif iat the Jiible ,thv rlmrrli or any other at S:;.u p. in. mid uu upou tli outside Hourcu of authority, in order hit IM". All young in-unl.; il. to ennhte man to do the UiiiiK" winch are right? Jf every mail did whut wos risht in bis own eyes would all bo well with the world? Thought of this character will be the foun dation of the theme Sunday morn in. Good sinEinjt, a (tape itervie throughout. Y. 1'. H. ( K. t 0. Midweek service at 7:30 Thursday. Our Bible ichool meets nt MA VlafHca for all. Tiie frusMtJuru uict uuul liwmeu'it Sunday. The Luymeu'a ruetjJeiiKUe will take full charge of the invited lo these Hpiritinil meeting. 1'rcuchin.r by the paaior ut i ;.J0 p. in. 'Jhe wee niKhlly meeting will be uiinouuced from the platform .Sunday, inunt uf our people want to attend the iJeinrtt ext caiwpuiya and the aerviees may he (Jicouliiiiici through tiie week dur ing tbet-'e ineelinicM. Seventh Day Adventist Seventh and Clmrneltnn. T. M. liR'iRbeiK, pantor. I'hone 1tl0-.T. Sabbath nrhonl 0:45 a. m. Church aervioes 11 a. m. Young penplcn meeting 3 p. m. Prayer mooting Wednesday 8 p. m. Public welcome to ull meetings. Church of God Mamie Biaconer, paator. Bible chool 10 a. m. K. A. Feglea, auper intendent. A. O. Head, oaaiatant superintendent. ClastM for all ages Preaching aerrice at 11. This J the rertilar mlssionnry day of the church The nermon will be on the subject of "Missions." Bongs. "Hear the Cry" and "Heralds of Truth." Young neonles" meeting tJ:o P. m. iiof Rcbaeffer. president. All young peo pie are welcome. Preaching at 7:30. The pastor will speak on the "Christ Un't Passover Come early and en lor th sonir service. Thursday even- g 7:30 is the regular prayer meet- log. All are invited. Trinity Lutheran. t "urner Sixth and J'earl. Overt KkiJhred, pastor. Sunday aejioirl eve,v Sunday 11:45 a. m. Jtuth (jilbertaon is (he superintendent. It Is n graded school and all in American. We make room for you, nod welcome you. Ser vices .Sunday: American, Ha. in., full ritual and sung by the choir, nlso bap tism. Kveuing service at 7:0 also in American. The sermon in the morning bused on Luke 10.17-20 will have im theme: "Jtejoice not, that tbo spirits are subject unto you; hut rejoice tint morning service. l)r. J,. k O riff in, ln-ud of the department of biology at Hi-ed college will give the address un tun theme: Jhe -Sew Science uud the Old Faith." Hubert MeKiiiglit and Hubert Hunt will sing a duet as part of the musicu! -program. The church NiJiool meets at the close of the morning service. In tiie round table cIukm tiie subject for discussion will be "freed .Unking in Oiristiuuity." Suu- day evening the Ijiymen' league will meet at supper at 0:15 o'clock. Tha supper will be follower by a brief business meeting after whioh Profes sor II. C Howe will lead the Fireside Talk on the subject: 'The interpre tation Modem Literature Gives to Western Civilization." The Woman's nlliunce will hold uu nil day meeting in the club room of the church next Tuesday fur quilling, and oLher sew ing for the coming buztuir. Members are requested to come at 10:jO a. m. vets is, "The Hour is Cbine," and tiie pecial number In eung will be a solo "Sly Task" by Miss Kutheriue Pow ell. Mies Powell is a wonderful singer. She had oue of the leudiug parts in the operetta recently given by the Ku gene high school. Tiie evening pro- gium will consist of a special num Saturday Evening, Fchryinir 28, 1905 Hook of ltooks to enrich your life. We invite you to enroll in one of our Young People's devotiuuals. The tiijch school group will meet in the Uupti.t church auilitoriuui. Dunne I'rablreo will direct the service, unil Kathrriue Wiuchell will be the messenger. The enior group will gather in the Post In"! Central Presbyterian Corner Tenth and Pearl. Her. A. H. Sonnders. minister. Professor John Slefert, choir director. Mrs. Buth Davis Clearer, organist. Sun day achool at 0:45. H. A. Soults, general superintendent Wo will be glad to bava you enroll in our school and enjoy with us the study of the Bible, remaining for the morning worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor's theme will be "The IUnewing of Life." .An anthem by our large cho rus choir, VSing Praiaes nnto the Lord" (Cru.ekshank) and Mr. Jones' solo "The Outcast," (Jude) will be tha special musical numbers. In the evening the last session of the school of service will be held at 7 p. ro.( followed- by the worship period nt 7:45 when tha pnstoc will give the fifth and last address of the Bcrlos on "What Is There in Religion," the service closing at 8:15. Christian Endeavor and Westminister league meet at 6:80 for devotionnls, joining tha classes in the school of service at 7 o'clock. Topic, "The New Birth." Scripture, John 3:1-17. A cordial invitation is extended for all of these services. First Congregational Fred J. Ciark, minister. Uedicutiou of church postponed to Murcb 8. Ser vice March lnt: 11 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., Sermon: "Temples Mudo With Minds." 0 p. m., Youug Peoples Society. Springfield Methodist EpUcopal (Kbbert Memorial) Sunday night features At tho fireside hour the Springfield Imnd will play mixed with the soiuPser vicc. Tha pastor'a message will be "The Salt of the Earth Type of I'lirttttlnnitv " being a personal mes- nago in answer to the soul's cry of need. The morning themo nt 11 o'clock will be "Paradise Regained," being a scripture exposition of the method of enriching the individual Christian exncrleuce. Church school nnd pastor's training class meet at 0:45. Epworth league convenes at 0:30. Men will bo at homo in the brotherhood class wh-h meets in the study and nil others will find clnBses sultnble to their needs in tho church - school. Mid-week service Thursday 7,:30 p. in. All at "the church of the cordial welcome." Croiwell Church of Christ On account of the death of my fnther 1 was unable to fill tho pulpit hero last Sunday. Next Sunday we hope will be a good day in weather nnd the number to turn out to ser vices. .The. morning sermon will he on "Christ tho Door." The evening service-will bo a union service at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Wheeler of Creswcll will deliver an address especially to young people. Kverv young person of Creswcll should luinr him. All are Invited to attend this service. O. A. COOPEH, Minister, your names are written In heaven." Banket lunch at noon. Ifusiuess meet- i ne sermon m the evening based on i jug at 3 p. in. ju;i-o win .nave as iiteme, "The Two Spirits." Public at all times welcome. The church council will meet on Monday at 7:110 p. in. for tliu regulur monthly bunines. Choir prac tice on Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Choir is at this time preparing for a grand concert to be held on Friday evening on March 13. 1 also wish to announce at this time, tJint Trinity Lutheran church has nothing to do with the Severaon Memorial home for tiie nged. Hut the "Charity Hoard of the Lutheran Brotherhood," a corpora tion, is composed mostly of members of Uie Trinity Lutheran congregation here. The ordinal gift to establish said homo an institution, u house on the. corner of Twelfth and Charnel ton, was deeded to the Charity Board of the Lutheran Brotherhood. The Inst will of Mrs. Severson specifies, that all property real or pcrsonul. shall become the property of the Charity Board of the Lutheran Bro therhood, a corporation, to be used for the purpose of furthering the growth of the Severson Memorial home for the aged, as may to the said corporation seira proper. And being Mrs. Severson hu no relatives hery, to in her bejialf, thank all who render ed any service to her during her sick ness and death, I shall hereby as her pastor tako upon myself to thank you. lie swift, dear heart, in doing the gracious deed, lest soon (hey whom j tuou boldest dearest he past the need. unly good ntght, belovjed, nnd not farewell. A little while and nil his anlnts shall dwell in hallowed union indivisible.; good night, until we meet ngnin before his tVone, clothed in th spotless robe he gives his own, until we know even as we nre known. Good night. OVEKT SKILHHED. choir, and also a reading ' The Child and the Star," by lMekens, which is to be given by Miss Cliiten McCleu dou, a talented young reader of this city. The sermon by thvuilnister is on the subject, "if 1 hud oue year to Jive,'" Luut Sunduy evening we were more than pleused with the splendid crowd. We invite those who enjoy an hour of go pel singing, and special number that will be interesting nod a sermon that will instruct, to enjoy the hour with us. First Baptist Comer of Eighth and Pearl streets, Charles E. Dunham, pastor. A mil Uoyt Hue, music director. Bible school meets ut 11:45. W. It. Lord, super intendent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor will preach the sermon. Following the sermon there will be the reception of new members and communion service. The Interme diate young people's societies meet in union service in the auditorium of this church nt tI:lo. The Senior so cieties will meet in the Post room of tho armory at 0:1.'. Evangelistic ser vices in the armory at 3 o'clock nnd nt 7:30. Every morning of this week except Monday there will be a prayer and consecration meeting in this church nt 30 o'clock. Every night during the week except Monday there will be services in the armory. Falrmount Christian Church building located t 17th nnd Columbia streets. Minister, H. L. Dunn, who is now engaged in leading the church in a special revival meet ing. Howard B. Smith is the efficient song leader. The revival meeting has proved to be a great blessing lo the church, ns a real interest has been shown by many from the beginning, and the results in accessions to the church , have been very gratifying. The special meetings will continue through the following week, with the exception of Thursday evening, when the rhiirch will meet in session witli the other Cbristiuu churches of the county in their rully at the First Christian church. Sunday services be giu with the Bible Bchool session U:-jr. We aim to brenk another rec ord. Sermon subjects will be: 10 a. in, "Cod's Love for the World," and a 7:30 p. m., "God's Great iteforms, or Water." Friends nre invited to come each night as long as the meet ing lasts. ber In music by the lurge chorus I room of the armory. Tiie Buntist sen lorB will nave charge of the meeting this week. The pastor's morning ser mon at eleven will be ou the theme 'The Salvage of Human Life." This will bo a study in conversion. Can human nature be changed? If so, in what particular? fveeiul music under the direction of Mr. John Stark Evans. All evening services in the church building are suspended during the armory Evangelistic meetings, i Mrs. Demurest will preach in the eve- j ning at 7:30, Mr. Dernnrest will lead I the gint chorus choir In Informal ' song, it you nave not heard Mrs. Demnrest preach and Mr. Deraarest sing, do not miss this service. The crowds have been steadily increasing, Interest is growing. We invite you to the revival services, every night in the week except Monday. BOOZE BATTLED WITH BULLETS AND BIbB; August Anderson Wins Out as Salvation Army Officer, or as Captain of qqm Guard Cutter, Chasing Rum Runners; He's a Busy Man, Night and Da J Grace Luthoran. Corner Eleventh avenue cast and Ferry. It. Truutmann, pus tor. Hun dsy vcbool U.-lo u. in., classes for all ages. Divine service 11 u. in., tin pustor preuehing on the subject "Jesus, Our Friend." Mid-week leu ten service Wednesday 7:30 p. m. The topic will be the second wordi of Christ on the cross, "Verily I Say I nto Thee, Today Hhult Thou B( With Me in Paradise." A cordial wel come. We preach Christ crucified. First Unitarian. East Eleventh avenue nt First Christian. Oak nnd Eleventh streets, E. V. Stivers, pastor. That wn a great re sponse all day to the 'I am 1oyul' program begun at this churcii hut Sjinday. Fiue crowds attended and ex cellent interest manifested. Foir ndded to the church during the dny. Our program for this Sunday is nn in teresting oiip. The Sunday scho-il should i.hnvp n unanimous attendance. We urgo your presence, if-you are not connected with other schools, and if you are n member, remember, ul nm loyal' Ms our motto. Sundny morn ing service Is always well nttendtd. The subject of the sermon by !r. S.;- Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist. Corner of Twelfth and Oak street. Sunday morning service nt 11 o'clock; Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 8 o'clock; Sunday school .at !:30 a. m. The rending room at room 312 McMorran nnd Wnshburne build ing, corner of Eighth aud Willamet te streets, is open daily, except Sun days and legal Jiolidnys, at all hours. The librnriitn is In attendance fro 12 until 4. The subject of tho lesson sermon for Sunday is "Christ Jesus.' All are cordially invited to nttendthc cburch services and visit the reading room. First Methodist Episcopal J. Franklin Haas, Minister. Sun day school begins promptly nt 0:4f If you nre not cngnged in a regular nnd systematic study of the Bible you ought to he. There is wenlth in this SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IS ON INTERCESSORY PRAYER Nothing so Much Reveals Mans Character as his 'Prayers, Declares Writer Self Revelation Found in Prayers of one for Others C res well Methodist "I believe in the holy Catholic church !" Whut do the churches inenn by this part of the "Apostles Creed?", Hcv. .1. H. Irvine nt the lireswell Methodivt church will ex plain this Hundny morning, Mnrch 1, In the evening a union young people's pervice will he held nt the Presby terian church- nddrcsaed by Dr. "Wheeler. Euaena-Sprlngfleld Free Methodist Near Gleriwood station. West Springfield. Lillian Gray, pastor. Sunday school nt 0:45. Josephine Lee, superintendent, ('lasses for all.! Preaching at 11 o'clock by lt?. Os car Blnlr, of Albany. The Blair msle quartet will afng, also a solo by Ln Verno Pubh. Testimony meeting fol lowing the regular services. Young people's meeting nt 7 p. m., led by Esther Lee. This Is young people's rally day, and a goodly crowd is ex pected. Preaching service nt 7:45. Bring the bnhles ami enjoy the ser vices. The lady punt or will inarrv nnd attend the regular services and duties of the church. Be sure and attend these services Sundry, you will be repaid for attending, Springfield First Baptist Second and C streets. J. Carlton Wetterhsba, pastor. Bible school 30. Morning servlc 11. Sermon topic, "Have You Stopped Growing?" B. Y. P. U, services 6:80, evening ervic 7.30. Sermon topic, "What Kind of a Baptist Was John the Baptist?" Emmsui Lutheran. Second avenut wet, near Blair hnuievnrd. Henry Iveraon, panto., Sunday school at ten o'clock. Minn Camilla Anderson, superintendent. Morning worship In th Jnimh lan guage nnd Holy communion service at 11 o'clock. Evening service In the English language nt 7.30 o'clock. We meet for prnyer rvery Thursdsy rvt ning at J:.t( o'clock. Bible Standard Mltslon. 07 Penrl street, Fred I. Hornslnih pastor. Mr. Alfnretta Wood, flutd! ant pantor. Minx Ivorita Wood, mini cal director. Sunday school at 10 a. By WM. K. GILUOY, I. 1. -(Editor of Tho Cougregntionalist MOTHING so much reveals a man's character na his prayers. If there nre no depths to his nature, if there are no great longings in his life, his prayers will bo formal, cold nnd shallow. If there are great longings nnd as plrntions his prayers will in some Lwny tell of them, oven If his prnyers hp halting nnd poorly expressed. It is In one's prayers for others, also, thnt this self-revelntiou will be found. What aro the highest thingN? What should we most like the peoplr for whom we prny to have wealth, health, happiness, or something eve'i deeper and grenter? What did Jesus desire most for his disciples and friends? This lesson tells us. It is an intercessory prayer for his disciples. tlesus prayed much for himself hut no man prnya really for himself who floes not learn to pray for others. Now aa Jesus Is conscious of having fulfilled his mission "I have glorified ! then on tho earth: I have finished! tha work that thou gnvent me to do" his deepest prayer is for those whom he is about to leave, Whnt is His prnyer. No Creator Prayer ' It is the prayer that they may be kept. Could tbero he a greater and more appropriate prayer than that that ones friends might have a spirit of stability and faithfulness, might never lack power, or sufficiency of grace? But note they are to bo kept through the name of God. "Holy Fnther, keen through thy own name those whom thou hast given ute." Men are not kept by mem chance or circumstance, or by nny slight force. Tho "name" of God stnnds for his chnrncter, and ineu are kept through his power, for his character is love. And this prayer of Jesus Is thnt the disciples may hs kept In unity, j that they may be om ns wo nre." j What Is thnt unity of Fnther audi Son? Vnlty of chnrncter. unity of love and purpose, unity of will, to love the snme things and seek the same ends that Is unity In God ami it Is the unity thnt men ought to seek. Love and grace are the foes of discord and distrust. An Eternal Interoesior Finally, the prayer of Jesut Is that the disciples may hava Joy "that they might have Joy fulfilled ln them selves." No life can ba satisfactory that has not an Inner consciousness of pence. It may be the Joy of the martyr, of the bnrden-benrer, or of the ssvior of his fellowmen, who sees of the travail of his soul and Is satisfied but the joy of a good conscience, a right life, and a sense of ronimuuinn with God, is essential. So Jesus prays that his Joy msy be "fulfilled" in his disciples. We should remember In connection with this prayer thnt Jesun is nn eternnl intercessor. He makes Inter cemion for us nt the right hand of Cod. When we sing the hymn. For You I Am Praying, and ham to pray for TEXT: John 17:1-13 . Not All Marriages Made in Heaven, Pastor Says Dr. Thompson, of Chicago, Speaks Bluntly By HOY J. GIBBONS (NEA Service Writer) QIIICAGO, Feb. 28. Not nil mar riages are innde in heaven. The church Iiiih failed to do its part In preparing young persons for matrimony. Dr. John Thompson, pastor of Chicago's "skyscraper" church In the heart of the loop, startled his con gregation by making the above state ments. But he left somo of the members of the First Methodist Episcopal church aghast when he added that divorce is Justifiable In some cases, "whre couples are not joined by God." Bible students: have placed incor rect interpretations on Jesus' ideas of marriage ami divorce, Dr. Thomp son believes. "The fact that two people are joined in marriage by a minister, priest, rabbi or judge in not proof that the marriage has the sanction of (iod. , j ' I. the mind of .h-sus, when there is true marriage there is no divorce. If it is found the marriage is not a true one, -that the coun'e joiiml hy (iod, why should not the tin be broken by lawful divorce V" he "The church ha not correctly in terpreted the words 'Whnt (Joil linth joined together, let no num nut asun der. "If the mnrringe is a (iodlesn one. thouch performed in the nnme nf tiie church, why not divorce?" .Society has mode erent striilen in its efforts to correct the divorce evil, Or. Thompson snvs. "In Jesus dny. a Ilomnn coniii send his wife away in the same way that he could dismiss a servant. 1 oday a divorce is effected onlv after the case is tried, evidence Riven and judgment rendered hv n There is nn entire niornl continent of difference between the two methods. .lesus wns progressive: nhvnvs nn. sellinit traditions. Human welfare and not preservation of institutions, wns the keynote of His teachings. inc leKislntion of the ehiirch l defective nt this point. The church legislates against remnrr mire. she has put her angel with the flaming sword nt the exit nf ninrringe. ut tiie church bus mi ainrcl of nstruction or guidance for 'mn people to the ninrringe Kden. ' 1 do not know of nny church in tho lnnd Mini gives organized instruction to young persons concerning the most vital step in hiininn life. "We legislate against the possibility of young correcting a mistake null readjusting their lives. Hut wo take no steps to protect theui from tliRt mistake." The only remedy for the so-enlled divorce evil, be believes, is n uniform divorce lnw for every stnte. Such a law would abolish free and easy methods of obtaining divorces in some stntes. "Something must he done or our home life will break down. If the nnme urenKs down, the nation lirenks down, also, for all the blood in the! nntion comes from the home" he ! adds. ' i ElckTkout J 1$? f rum Buntuac . yv 'IMP WmL -ss!ffv a mm If FEW OF THfc RUM RUNMEF.S CAPfUFiEO ftV ANDtRSoM ) By NEA Service) CAN FUAXCIK'O, Feb. -lie uses both the bullet nnd Bible to battle booze. And August Anderson puts them both right across the plate. This evening you'll see him out in the Mission district, working us n Salvation Army officer. Catches Rum Runners At dawn tomorrow you mav see his const guard cutter, towing in ri heavily laden rum ship, captured as it was sneaking through the Golden Gate. . And the strangest thing about jt all. to Captain Anderson, is the thought thnt anybody should pay any attention to his efforts, curried on now us they have been for more than .'JU years. Joins Coast Guard Back in V2 Anderson joined the old revenue service, now the coast guard service. As a seafaring man. j it hit his ideals of public service, its zealous regard for helping the distressed, carrying out the biblical adage : "Greater love both no man than that he lay down his life for his friend. ' Those were stirring days in the const guard service on the Pacific coast. The annual patrols in Alas kan waters to protect the seals from service man ns quickly ns n ne:il: poachers who would slay a revenue the seemingly suicidnl dashes through 'AUGUST frozen waters to rescue crews stranded in polar seas; the constant menace from fishermen who disre garded the laws. And Anderson played the part in the hiBtory of that epoch which is typical of the coast guard's fine traditions for hu manitarian service. Thirty Years on Duty Of a religious turn of mind, An derson sought an organization to af filiate with one that to his mind measured up in its accomplishments and ideals with the cilist guard ser vice. In tho Salvation Army, with its zealous work for every color or creed, he has been nn active figure for HO yenrs. There were the days of ridicule. As in his service of country, Ander son's service of God was often fraught; with danger. Twice he wasi beaten insensible as he left a not ing hall. But Anderson stuck to both. Today, Anderson, his wife, two daughters and son are zealoaa Sal vation Army workers. And Ander son is respected in bootlegging dr. cles as one man you can't monkey with. Some of the largest captures made in the San Francisco district hm been mode by Anderson's rum-eha er, as it darts through the fog, brat on stopping booze ships, even though guns be resorted to. "I find I can serve God and coun try at the same time, and I belini both in law enforcement and in the goodness of God," Anderson sari. "If I can't stop lawlessness b; preaching, I may with my cutter and its armed crew." i Wood and Coal O any wood under cover length King Coal Oak Cord Wood Ash Slabwood Maple FUEL CO. 1st National Bank Bldg. Room 24 Phone 651 TEXT: John 17:1-13 These words spnko Josus, and lifted up hla eyes to heaven, nnd said, Father, the hour Is come; glorify thy Son, that thy Son also may glorify thee: As thou hast given hlra power over nil flesh, that he should give eternal life to ns ninny as thou hast given him. Anil this Is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true Clod, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. I have glorified thae on the earth: I have finished the work which thou gnvest me to do. And now, O Fnthor, glorify thou me with thine own solf with tho glory which I had with then before tho world was. I have manifested thy name unto the men which thou gavest me out of the world: thine they were, and thou gavest them me; and they have kept thy word. Now they have known that all things whatsoever thou hast given me are of thee. For 1 havo given unto them the words which thou gavest me; and they have received them, and have known surely that I canto out from theo, and they have believed that thou didst send me. I prny for them: I pray not for tho world, but for them which thou hast given me; for they are thine. And all mine are thine, and thine are mine; and I am glorified ln them. , And now I am no more In the world, but these art ln the world, and I come to thae. Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are. While I was with them In the world, I kept them ln thy name: those that thou gavest me 1 have kept, and none of them Is lost, but the son of perdition; that the Scripture might he fulfilled. . And now coma I to thee; and these things I speak In the world, that they might havo my Joy fulfilled ln themselves. RETURNS FROM PORTLAND Sirs. Thomns Kniley returned last nichl after visitine several dnys n .Me.Mlnnvlllo nnd Tertland. "If I Had One Year To Live." fkri& ft '-N .Jf" fy'r ! Oak Sermon by E. V. STIVERS First Christian Church and Eleventh Streets SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 o'clock Miss Cliften McClindon will read 'The Child and tha Star by Dickens "I Am Loyal" is our watchword That means a great crowd will attend SUNDAY SCHOOL and all services Sunday. SUNDAY MORNING SUBJECT "The Lord is Come" MISS KATHLEEN POWELL SINGS "My Task" by Ashford, at the morning service. OUR USUAL HEARTY INVITATION IS EXTENDED III ever praying for n as he prayed for Ills disciples. We should reallre that we must pray as Jrius prayed. V cannot prny for others without assuming a new at titude toward them. If men would really besin In nrav dislikes olhtrs, Ut us remember that Jvtus is for one auuilier. hal discords and our fcllowuien. dissensions, dlstrusta and would soon disappear. Prayer 1 the great solvent, because it helps to produce the ripth: attitude. And without the rifht attitude we shall never discover the truth, and attain to rignt relations with Uod and V: ictoria Booth Demarest will give her most famous address E LILY" ORIGINAL APPEALING TO LOVERS OF THE BEAUTIFUL POPULAR Sunday Afternoon at 3 o'clocK Mrs. Demarest will introduce her three little ones. Sunday Night at 7:30 o'clocK A NEW VERSION OF THE "PRODIGAL SON" A Masterpiece in the deliniation of human nature. GREAT CHORUS CHOIR - TWO PIANOS - WONDERFUL MUSIC The acoustics of the Armory have been remarkably improved. EUGENE ARSVXORY AusPices 6f the MnmUI11 UNION REVIVAL CAMPAIGN i