THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 1919.
PA.iF SRYPN
Go to Church Sunday
Subjects of Sermons and Where They
Win Be Delivered in Salera Houses
of Worship, Tomorrow
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IP "From There"
jfer General Pershing's Official Report
Nasarene Church. .didly invite the publi to omc and wor-
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services will be as usual. Sunday school
Lutheran Churn.
Esist State and 18th streets. Sunday
shcool at 10 a. iu. Divine service at
10:30 a. iu. A class o catechumens will
t 9:4o a. iu., W. B. Hardy, superintend
cut. Pleaching at 11:00 a. in. aud 8:00
We are waking the Sunday evening
service a special service t.nd it is tu be 'be confirmed. Luther league at 7 p.
strictly evangelistic. Good singing. m- Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Sub-
Prayer meeting at 8o 'clock Wednes- jcet Loyalty to Christ. Geo. Koekler.
day eveniug. 'pastor.
Everybody cordiully invited to these!
meetings. Just the olii t.mc gospel meet- Scandinavian Methodist Church,
ings. A. Wells, pastor, Florence Wells,! Fifteenth aud Mill streets. Kev. A.
deaconess. jE. Liud will preach the sermon at the don, Pa.
jioreuoou service, ii o ciock. xoe ouu-
Coaunons Mission. duy school will begin at 10 a. iu.' Mr.
No. 241 State strocc, Hunday after- (iust Anderson, superintendent. The
soil at 3 o'clock. Do not get ausukeu' Scandinavians iu Salem will be ijiter-
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the Am
erican t-speditiouary forces:
Killed in action 3
Pied of wounds
lied of accident and other causes
Died of disease
Wounded severely
Wounded degree undetermined 16.'
Wounded slightly .. , -.. 1061
Missing in action 12.
3
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oil
Total .
203
Killed In Action.
Sergt Douglas McLean, Duluth Miun
Private Marshall O Lin-sons, Cluren-
ju the place because the Salvation Army ested in the announcement that aro to
has its sign 0u the hall, for we aro botn be given Sunday. A cordial invitation
using the same hall for the present. This to til.
is a uiireieut meeting. Everybody wel
eome and invited to come,
superintendent.
ells
Court Street Church of Christ.
Comer of Court and North Seven-
First Church of Christy Scientists.
Sunday servicis are held at 410 Che
meketa street at 11 a. in. Subject of
the liible lesson Are Sin, Disease and
Death Real! Sunday school at 9:4o a.
tee n tli streets. Beginning Lord's Dnv in. Wednesilav evening testimonial
wonting and every night of this coining 'meeting at 8 u. m. Bculiiii? room in' for
weeK we will conduct a series ot real . -Masonic temple open every day except Died from Accident and Other Causes,
live revival services with home forces. Sunday and holidnvs from 11:45 to 6 Johnson, Howard W., Wilmington,
Died from Accident and other Causes
Glenn, George P., Lynchburg, Va.
lleckmun, Walter, New York,
fhaptinski, Theodore, Clevemnu, O.
Beanchionelle, Guiseppe, Philadelphia.
Edgiuon, Hessie, Mossvillo, Ark.
Freeman, Prank F., Lynn, Msas,
Gibson, Hugh Hillery, Ebson, Kans.
Ketley, Johu Francis, Cleveland, O.
Kerr, John S., Fcdorick, Ok!a.
Pnrncll, Kdwin, Choudrant, la.
White, Ashury M., Pueblo, Colo.
Smith, Royal D., Hammond, X. Y.
Killed iu Action.
Rex 11. Conrad, Ponca, Mich
The pastor will lead the song service p. m. room 201). All aro invited to our
and do the preaching. Every member services and to our reading room.
vi ine congregation is asked to attend
these services and be a real soul winner
for Christ. There will be special music.
Church of God.
1210 North Church street.
Sunday
aolos, duets, etc. We would appreciate school at 10 a. m. Preaching services
volunteer orchestra for this meeting. 'at 11 a. m. und 7:43 p. in. 1'n.yer
if you play bring your instrument und meeting at 7:13 p. m. on Wednesday
help us make the song service a num-levelling. The revival services will bo
nier. The meeting will only last one ' K" oil the 20th of April and will be
week. We invito evervbodv t attend : conducted bv Evangelist Oscar Lewis.
each service. The song service will be
giii at 7:13 o'e'ock each night.
Our Bible school is in a contest and
interest in its success is growing. Come
liclp us make it a great school. Morn
ing worship at 10:00 o'clock and 12:00
noon, including Uible school. Tho pas
tor will talk to the little folks about
A cordial invitation is given to all to
attend any or all of these services. J.
J. Gillespie, pastor.
Tirst M. E. Church.
Slate and Church streets, Hiclmrd N.
Avison, minister. Class meeting nt 9:13
u. iu. Sunday school at 9:45 a-, in., John
"llio Man Who Found Jesus." Tho j Todd, suiieriiitf mlont. 11:00 a. m.,
morning sermon, "The Christian Ar-U'rinou bv President Curl G. Doney.
Juor." ;i:00 in., service nt the Old Peoples
Junior Endeavor 3:30 p. in., nnd Home. 7:00 p. in., the Kpworth League
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. in. Song devotional meetings, senior, junior, Miss
son ice and sermon, 8:00 p. b., the sor--eva Aiuurd. 8:00 p. in., a service in
jiiop, "Tho Relation of tho Gospel to honor of the returning soldiers.
Saint nnd Sinner." Pro-am.
On account of the revival services Organ Prelude, National Airs.-
there will be no regular mid-week piav- Prof.. Roberts
er service nnd teacher training class Processional "America
this week. Our services open to the I Choir gad Congregation
politic and we most cordiallv invite vou. : Invocation
Anthem ' Recessional ' ' Uioir
Scripture
Offertory ''The Americans Are Com
i""" Mr. Schramm
it. L. Putnam, pastor.
Sunday School and Society Topics. .
Uible school lesson: ''Christ Our Sn-
Del.
Berry, William, Oil City, Ta.
Glnscow, Edward L., Minneapolis.
McGurthv, Catherine, Jersey Citv. N J.
Bontz, Edward F., Baltimore, lid.
Davis, Thomas J., Wilmington, Del.
I'urrell, Charles F New Haven, Conn.
Hell, .Joseph, Autigo, Wis.
Owens, Will, logo, Tex.
Pattwoll, Michael, Mentor, O.
Penn, Howard, Trenton, N. J.
Volk, Edni.rd, Newark, N. J.
Jackson, Harry J., Baltimore, Md.
Egau, Eugeno P., Rockford, 111.
Fenouillet, Lucien J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Washington, Clifford D., Rome, Ga."
EIHb, Love, Detroit, Mich.
Sears, George J., Hammond, La.
Mayo, Haskell, Bakersville, Vt.
Whitmore, Haswell, Coxsackie, N. Y.
Anderson, Tommio O., Corwitli, la.
Binns, William, Marcon, Gu.
Black, Orlie), Alva, Gn.
Cade, Deo Brooklyn, Miss.
Triumph of Christianity"; 8 p. m.,
evening )iiayer and address. Every'
body welcome. Chas. II. Powell, rector
Gibson, Marion, Dixon, Ky;
HansoarLouis Herbert, Wellsville,
Kans.
Uocker, Charlie, Louisville, Ky.
Jackson, Lewis, Swoope, Va.
Kaifer, Paul J., Youngston, O.
Kalbach, Joseph, Newark, N. J.
McElvin, Michael Jn Macy, Minn.
Marshall, Evans, Bowling Green, Ky.
Meadow, Maxey J., Ensley, Ga.
Morgan, Harrison, Kilgorv, Ky.
Owens, Lee, Siiellmoiiml, Miss.
Parisi, Jamea, Jeey City, N. J.
Taylor, Lee R., Murray, Tex.
Woods, Andrew, Horton, Tex.
Mo.imaw, CUnis, Rwnoke, Va.
Deeds. Uster F., Grinnell, la.
Gowan, lUnry T, Duluth, Minn.
Turner, James W., Culpepper, Va.
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:il-J!i. 2 for. 5:17-21. Heb. 1:1-9.
II. i. P. I'. and V. P. S. C. E. tonic. nnd Cons' esntion
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ileeds." Exodus-20:8-11. E. L. topic,
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notify ministerial association.
First Christian Chnrcn.
Center and High streets, I.eland W.
Porter, p:istor. Bible school at 9:43 tl.
in., Dr. 11. C. Epley, supeiintendeiit.
Mi ruing worship, coniinunion nnd ser
ines at 11:00 o'clock, "The Beust of
HiJ-den nnd His Royal Fare." C. E.
meeting at 0:30 p. ni. Evening services
Central Congregational Church.
Corner South Nineteenth and Ferry
streets, H. C. Stover, pastor. A roligious-
cuuciuioiiai service counting ine nun- t
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utij eriiuoi, unoer ine aujieriuiciiueucy
of Mr( liuiton Edwards, uud the niorii
ing service at 10 o'clock. Christion En
deavor at 7:15 p. in. Evening service
Solo by .Mr. Todd, Choir, Orohcstra at 8 o 'clock, theme, " A Progressive Ex
perience. .Music bv the K'r's chorus.
Passion Week services every evening,'
except Saturday. Music appropriate to
the wrvices by the choir und girls chor
us. Sermons will be preached by Dr.
W. C. Kaatner, pastor of the First Con
gregational church of the city, Monday
evening, subject, "Tho Disappointed
;;hrist"j Tuesday evening by Rev. J. P.
Clyde, pastor of the First Congregation
al church of Corvallis; Thursday even
ing by Dr. A. J. Kulhns, home mission
ary superintendent of the Congregation
al cliiuclii's of the state of Oregon.
K. N. Avit'on, Carl O. Doney, John W.
rodd, Henry L. Benson, Jolin Carson
"The Mnrselinine"
By the Choir, M. I.. Alford, Raymond
Atterlmry, Willis Bartlett.
L; st Verse of "The Star Spangled
Banner" Choir and Congregation
Benediction.
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas S. Anderson, minister. Bible
school at 9:45 n. m., Jos. H. Albert, su
poriutomlo it. Morning worship at 11
o'clock, Piilm Sunday, theme, "Who Is
nl 7:30 o'clock, "The Immortal Honrt . Thisf " V. P. 8. C .E. at 6:30 p. ni.,
of Man." and evening worship at 7:30 o'clock,
Thursday evening prayer meeting at subject, "Let Integrity and Upright-.
7:30 o'clock. Choir rehearsal at 8:30 "ess Preserve lie, for 1 Wait on Thee,
o'clock. 0 Lord!" Good music, all welcome.
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Salem, Oregon.
Evangelical Association.
TO VISIT lllli FATHER r- Warren
Pershing, general 's . little on who is
Icavi.ig the U. S. to pay his father n
Utile vis;t in Frame.
(c) Underwood & Underwood.
WELL KNOWN IN SALEM.
The Rev. Basil Schrieber, O. S. B.
Seventeenth and Chemeketa streets, 'pastor of Sacred Heart cliurcn, una
Jacob htocker, pastor. 10:00 a. m., Sun-;niook, who died on April 0th, was well
day school, C. T. Doty, acting superin- known in Salem, and a largo number of
tendent: 11:00 a. iu.. nmn.nn liv tli no.-ihis friends went to St. Benedict 'b Ab-
I ussion week service each noonday
t the Oregon theatre.
Easter Sunday, soldier-dead memorial
aerviees at 7:30, with spaciui music and
Tc.idings.
tor, "Tho Suffering Messiah"; 8:00 p.
This church willobserve Holy Week ni., iK'rvice at Fruitland; 7:00 p. m..
Catholic Church.
Holy Weok ceremonies and services e
with special services cr.ch evening, ex
cept Saturday, at 7:30 o'clock.
Monday evening the Rev. Holt of tho
Baptist church will preach; Tuesday
evening the Rev. Powell of the Episco
pal church will preach, and Wednesday
Voting People's Alliance; 8:00 p. in., di
vine service and sermon.
First United Brethren.
Vew Park. Riinday school it 10:00
n. m., Mrs. Corby, superintendent. Ad-
bey, Mount Angel, on Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
Death was caused by double pneumon
ia following an a'tack of influenza,
which was contracted ten days before.
Father Schicber wu born in Concep
tion, Mo., July 20, 18MH, receiving his
early education at that place. On com
ening the Rev. Porter of the Christian 1 dress by the pastor at 11:00 a. in., sub- plot ing his classics lie enmc to Oregon
nte ushered in next Sunday, known as church will preach. Other speakers will . lt, "Bible Doctrine Regarding the and took up philosophy, later timslung
Palm Sunday, with communion ninss at be announced later. A welcome for ev-j'cw Life in Christ With Bible Proofs." his theological course at Mount Angel
7:30 and high mass, blessing and distri-'erv one U theso services. Mrs. Randall will have charge of the College and entering the novitinto of
luil ion of palms nnd procession. Bene
diction and sermon appropriate for the
oiinsion, Sundnv ercnin? ar 7:30
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Masses
First Baptist Church. Young Peonies meeting in the evening
Corner Marion and North Liberty . at 7.:30 o 'clock, leader, Mrs. E. J. Corby.
streets. Last day of the Barner-Troy i "net ly Mrs. W. P. Barnes and Mrs.
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday r.t I evangelistic meetings, Rev. A. Sterling . " 'ggms.
7:00 .nnd 8:00 a. m. in the acade my ' Banner, preacher: J. W. Troy, singer,
ciapel. 1 11:00 a. in., "The Logic of God's Mor-
Wednesday afternon and evening con- v "; 3:00 p. m., "The Problem of the
fissions will be heard and mass will be Universe "; 7:30 p. in., "The Tliief of
aiid and ocnimunion distributed r.t 7:00, Time." A large chorus choir, led by
o'clock Thursday morning. Wo com- Mr. Troy and solos by himself and oth-
muuion will be distributed ns".in until ers.
Smi.biy morning. Services on Tnnrsd:iy, Sunday school nt 9:45 a.
Friday nnd Saturdnv will bo in the People 's meeting, 7:30 p. m,
iniusic. the Benedictine ratlicrs at the AD'iey,
In a class of fie, among whom was
the Rev. Father Buck, of St. Joseph's
church, Salem, he was raised to the
priesthood bv the 'ost Rev. Archbishop
Short address hv the p-stor followine Christie, D. D.. on June 5th, 19109.
the Young Peoples meeting. j Durinir Rev. Father Basil's presiden-
cy of Mt. Angel College, a position
United Evangelical Church. i which he filled most capably nnd wel!
Cot'ngc and Center streets, Rev. O. L. . for four yours, Iho college maintained
Lovell. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.'ts merited pnsitii n among the higher
m. We trust every member of the h dm ntionul institutions m the f fnt". and
Young ', school will be present. 'won for its wi.rth,' president unsttuteS
j Divine worship and preaching at 11 ft. pmi-e and deserved credit for the ex-
- mm.fi a w in"k tit rnoMTTl
..mssmatcs. Rev. Fathers Powers of Med-j WOOUBUK i - . -
ford and Buck of Salein. The body
rcses in the Abbey cemetery.
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oroiner in loo u u-bi ....
There will be a semi-professional or
an inter-city buseba'.i league formed,
already been ti;ken iu
Portland. Wmidburn, McMuinviUe anil
linve been invited to ontur and
inlilo. O. S. B.. of Cottonwood, Ldoho,
.1,,.,,. .Mn,. un.l tlnne brothers. NllOtll
The kindlv, noble influence of this'take out a franchise. If Woodburn de
nriest will be felt for yours to coine. cides to accept it will moan lively times
not only in tho immediate vicinity of .for thiB city this season,
A committee from Portland will he
here Monday night to meot those inter
ested and a meeting will be held in Gail
Lniisdeu's barbershop at 8 o'clock that
evening for the purpose of considering
his labors, but in the entire stute.
WOUNDED IN FRANCE
ltnvinnnil Jni kson Leonard, nenhew
of Mis. Coleman and Miss Jackson, ir-.the project anil nucning a uoiiniio ae
rivud in Hubbard Tuesday morning cision. All prospective players and faiiB
from services overseas with the engi-laro exoctod to bo there promptly.
noi.rs. nnd cnnsiderinir the nature of his i There is so much eutliiiBiusiii on
wound, n machine gun bullet through subject that there is no question of
HE
both thighs, he wnlked very well though
a constant sufferer. Mr. Leonard will
go to 1! public.. Wash., in a few du.vs, or
ns soon ns he can get relief from Camp
Woodburn organizing a strong team.
Independent.
According to sheepmen in the Inland
Lewis, whore his wife and two little Empire, prospect are for the largest
boys made their homo during his ab- percentage of Iambi ever produced on
sence. Hubbard Enterprise. Oregon ranges.
Ton months ago, W. II. Kol'.ey, a
lumber salesman of Oinubn, had a pair
of shiies re-Goled with Ncolin So-s.
Mr. Kelley does much walking nnd Ii;.4
worn these sluies constantly. IIj says
"they arc still good fur another tun
months of wear."
Good shoe stores entry Neo!in-M'iJ
shoes in many styles for men, wont'n
unci children. They cost you no rrrra
than shoes that give less wear. Ncolin
Soles are also available everywhere f ir
re-solini?. iienu-niber these soles ara
n.'ia! created by -science to be what sulci
mourn ue. iney an: comiurutuie arm
waterpnxif as well as long-wearing.
'I hey are made by The Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, wliu
also make Wingfoot Heels guaran
teed to outwear any other heck
Ileulm Soles
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ANSWER
i.,,ir,t, i 7-nn o m Monibiv pveniuir ct 7:30 oVIork Mr'm., liislion M. T. Maze. D. D.. of Lo , ce lent results of Ins olfice.
On Wednesday nnd Friday evening Troy will give the story of his life. He . Mars. Iowa, who hr.s presided over the j Failing health obliged Fntlied Basil
there will be devotions nproprinte for has ha I nany uniijue and thrilling ex- recent session of our confirencc will to resign and aftc. a yenr in the south
Holy Week. j porionccs. From southern Europe to nreucli. j he returned nod took up the pastorate
Saturday afternoon and evening enn-' America, from darkness into the light.' Christian Endeavor service at 7 p. ni., of Tillamook par'-'h
fes.iions w ill be heard in English, ' a strange young man in a new country, ; Grace Tow nsend, leader. j Solemn requiem hi"h mns was sung
French nnd Oerman. Il'i story abound in iiiteresMng inci Evening worship nnd sermon My the at the Abbey chi.pcl on Wednesday
On Easter Sunday there will be a di nts. Mr. Troy is n pleasing speaker pastor at 8 p. m. morning by Very Kev. Pnor JUturus ,
rommuiiioii mass at 7:30 a. n.. and a n well as e fine singer. Hurii.g the
high n.ass with specii.1 music and ser-: evening le will sing severel solo. The:
lnon at 10:30. Everyone, both Cntlitflie ' lecture is free.
nnd non ( ntbolic is invited to any or ail I Tuesdnv evening the annuo! business
Flavor niciting on Thursday evening. 8. B. assisted by two of Father Basil's
services. Rev. J. R. Buck, pastor.
South Salem Friends .
Corner of South Commercial and
Washington streets Bib .school nt 1"'
n. m. for all ages.. Costiel meetings at
11 a. m and. 8 p. m. All are welcome,.
Younb peoples' meeting at 7:30 p. m.
Jason Lee McmoriaL
Corner fo Winter and Jefferson
streets. Thomas Adieson, pastor. Fun
day school nt 9:4". Classes for al!
ages under the care of efficient lead
ers. Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
Hubjert The Commsnd of the Mntr
Class meeting at 12:1" o'clock. Leader
J. M. Clr.rk. Epworth League devotion
meeting of the church which was nd
oiimed from April 1, will be held at
7:30 o'clock. j
First Congregational Church.
Liberty and Center streets, Dr. W. C. ;
Kantner, minister. 10:00 a. in., Sunday!
school with classes for all. Prof. W. I.!
Str.ley, superintendent. 11:00 a. ni..:
''Crose and Crowns of Diseiplcfhip. " i
7:1- p. m., Christion Endeavor, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Payne, leader. 8 p. ni., ,
'The Crown of Thorns," followed by:
motion pictures. J
Beginning with Wednesday there will
lie services each evening at 8 o'clock in i
observance of "Passion Week." Thej J
rvice wil begin promptly and continue
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FIEST BAPTIST CIIUECH APRIL 13
Bt. A. Sterling Br.rr.er, Preacher
J. W. TROY, Singer
Last Day Evangelistic Campaign
11 A. M.. "The Loirie of God's Mercv
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7:30 r. "iae xiitii oi noe"
Chorus Choir Solos
. . t t, v l - e nnA hnn, rorr nnr p lnviipn in ineiie
i meeting sr i p. m. it. hh-hhius, '" ' ' : . . , I
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I.irire attendance is greatlv desired
MONDAY EVE NIK O 7:30 P. M.
Come early. Evening service at 8 p
w. Sub ect Three Ways or Meeting
St Paul's Church.
Songs and Lecture by J. W. Troy
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Palm Sun-'ay 7:30 a. m., holy enm-Jj
sa:. m.. u i .nm-ial mnnion: :45 a. m., chorrh school; 11 :H .
snuiit at U O the sen-ices. We tor-' a. mM morning prayer and sermon, "The
Story of His Life Unlque-hriUicg
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