The Austin Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 269, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 20, 1914 Page: 9 of 22
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and Eighth streets.
John W. Kerne.
CHURCH NOTICES
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
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WE REPRESENT THE STRONGEST FIRF COMPANIES IN
THE WORLD. OUR FACILITIES ARE Ai LIMITED
THE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911.
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Schools.
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BEST FOR ALL USES.
Lay in your winter supply
now.
McAlester Ceal Co.
Office and Bina:
207 Colorado Street.
Phones 246. .
Cereals.
Scotch oats, per ce-e, 13; Cream at
Wheat, per case, Grape-Nuts,
per cane, UTO; granulated hcminy,
per ca.se, 1100; Quality Mils Cream at
Corn. 0%-pound sack. 259
Bertha Hawkinson.
Gompe1 bolo, nl.rted. W. H staey.
Pomtlude (Dudley Buck). Mine Bertha
Hawkinaon.
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First Baptist.
First Baptist Church, Tenth and Col-
September Ptober 8.
Ban Antonio.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept. 10—Spot
lout. mecond eermee on “Fxcumea," I
D. m, Sunday mchool, 965 a m.,
SUSAN MARKET.
NEW YORK. Kept 1-Bugar: Raw,
easy, molamsen, 5.0005.12e: centrifugal.
Ufin,; refined. quiet.
CIRCLE A CICER ALE
E. J. Mathews, superintendent Pray-
er meeting every Wednesday night.
opposite Governor’s
hing at the morning
J. Barton of Waco.
ICE
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for all customers.
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BRAWNER
**Atop the Strand"
BROADWAT. at 47 SL NEW TOM
A restaurant of unexcelled qualities setting a
new standard in catering to the demands of
New York’s thousands of guests
Uuique • Arangement. Moder t the law Degres
Sugar and Coffee.
Standard granulated, 87.50;
sugar, 20c Icas than standard; green
Rio, 11% @12c; green peaberry. 17%9
21e; roasted, prime, 15016c; choice.
0. M. REEVES, JR. ,
0. P.&T.
City Ticket Office,
Uttloftold Bldg.
ly intereet-
Ina a tea
which our
\ Galveston
GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. 19.8pot
cotton: Middling. 8%c. Sales, 100
bales; f. o. b., 1000.
Sabbath school and Bible hour, 9:45
a m, Robert Garrett, superintendent.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p. m.
T. P. 0. C. E. at 7:15 p.m.ledby Mr.
sttracts the
semi-annual 8 per cent dividend on
the first preferred stock. The amount
of this stook outetanding to $9,285,009.
In taking thls action the freotors M*
sorted that because of the financial
situatton, R was deemed advisable to
conserve the corporations rai ureas.
orado Streets,
Maneton: Preacl
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 19—Wheat,
No. 2 hard, 810491 00; No. 2 red.
8105.
Com, No- 2 mixed. 77% 978c; No. 2
white. 81c-
Oats, No. 2 white, 48048%c; No. 8
mixed. 48%944c.
The Powhatan le refned, ew
elusive, and restful Its excel-
lent location on Pegnsyvania
"i" and H Streets,
_______sirable headquar-
ters for bridal couples, tourist
parties, conyentions. Schools and
m.. or-
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 16— Butter
eggs and poultry unchanged.
The New Crystal
rea CONGRESS avmvr
AL WATKINS, PROP. (
Phonem New, MSI ona, nas
No orders solleited la. filled I*. er
skipped Into prohibited territory
in violation ef the Texas lawa
Receipts, 700 head; market
Native beef steers, 87.509
Jacinto Streeta.
morning at 11
California grapes, Tokays,
Corner Seventh and Lavaca
Preaching Sunda
o’clock. Everybod
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19.—Spot cotton:
In moderate demand. Sales, 1400 bales,
including 1200 Americans, on the basis
of 5.80d for middling. imports, 1935
bales, no American.
Christian Boiene.
First Church of Chrtot, Scientists,
1401 Colorado Street: Services this
morning at 11 O’clock Sunday School
at 9:30 o'clock Weekly testimony
meeting Wednesday evening at 8. A
reading room to maintained in the
church bunding, open each week day
afternoon from 1 to 5 o'Meek The
Bible and all Christtan Sclence litera-
ture are kept on hand for the free
use of the public Ah are cordially
invited to attend the sarHeos of the
church and to visit the reading room.
Daito*.
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 19.—Spot cot-
ton, %c higher. Dallas Cotton Ex-
change quotation*: Middling, 8%c.
Sales, 7585 bales. It was stated today
sales reported on the Dallas exchange
include some made In San Antonio and
Fort Worth.
EE,
Perth bo* a a
Prince, 81.25 per crate- Califor-
nia peaches. $1 per box; East Texas
peaches, 81 per bushel box; East Tex-
as peaches, per bushel, $2-00; Limes,
90c per basket; peaches. 1-1 bushel
crate, 81-25; walnuts, No. 1, 15c per
pound; No- 2. 12c per lb-; Brasil nuts,
82%c; Jumbo peanuts, 10010%c per
Ib-; Chili, 25c ib-; Jap chili, 25c per
lh.; garlic, 20c per 1b.; Colorado pota-
toes, |1.20 per bu.; Australian onions.
2' @ 3c per 1b.; Colorado cabbage. 2%c
pen 1b.; Texas dooley yams, $1.10 per
bushel.
rado apples, per box.
services at the
Cherek at 11
hour by Dr. 4
Preaching at nl
Hamlett. Bum
ft Martin’s Lutheran.
The Bunday School classes of the
Bt. Martin's Evangellenl Lutheran
Church on 106 Mart Thirteenth Street
win begin at 9 f/eloek Binceitisve.g
important that the elase be organized
ter those who wish to take the coure
for wheh credit may be obtained in
the High Bchoel, there wilbea Might
rearrangement of cinemes this morning.
All those who wish to take the course
ghould try to be present, *o that the
ORIENTAL HOTEL
•ALLAS
2a. beat end mest popqlar in Te=-
Unexemltd ma end wool mervie- Ome
•a r-K miway• ar eaaat.
aueF:a.,
T orremmnoLp,Mg- a
confirmed and admitted
Stockers, 85.00 0 7.50; Texas and Indian
steers, 88.00 98.00; cows and helfers,
84.00 9 6.50; native calves, $6.00011.00.
Sheep: Receipts, 800 head; market
steady. Native muttons, $4.006550;
lambs, $7.00008.75.
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--PsDkYNMTGGSTSEVERYWENE
Dr. 1. R Sampeon at the
cotton: Stendy, uncha
8%e: sales, 1000 bales.
The great European Conflict is now waging. Ton want your
paper Lend us your aasistance.
THE STATESMAN ■ very anxious to have its paper deliv-
ered regularly and promptly every morning to its hoat of appre-
ciative reader*. But to build np a perfect delivery system it is
necessary that we have the eo-operation and assistance of each
individual. We court thia idea and want to impress the import-
ance of such a move upon our patrons. Did it ever oceur to you
that to build up a perfect aystem we have to know whether or
not you are receiving your paper f Do not hesitate about making
a complaint-we want to give each and every one our enrefl
attention. If you are experiencing any ipconvenience with the
delivery, phone us at onee. Our aim and purpose is to effect a
remedy for such condition and a concerted effort will be made to
rectify name. Accept onr thank, in advance for your earnest
attention:
cows and heiters, $6.00 08,56;
the Congregational Church will be re-
umed today. The Sabbath school will
ineet at 9:80 a. m. At the morning
preaching service at 11 o'clock the
subject will be. Christian Patriotism
or Consecration." In the evening at
7:45 o’clock Mr. Burhans will begin a
aorie* of lectures on General Lew Wal-
lace's remarkable book, "Ben Hur, or
A Tale of the Christ." Each lecture
will be illustrated by twenty-one beau-
tiful stereopticon views. This series
I* a city where good hotels
abound, the Powhatan heads the
membera. At the evening services the
pastor will preach a sermon on the
class motto, ‘God Is My Refuge.' PS.
4(»: 1, and the class and Miss Hilda
Widen will sing. You are cordially
invited to attend these services
■i'l>l.-:Stu<lant..
International /Bible Students’ Asso-
ciation meets every Sunday at 10:86
a. m in Ulit’s Hall at 1408 Sabine
Street, opposite City Hospital.
Orman. Subject for morning
St David’s Episcopal.
The Sunaay school of Bt. David’s
Episcopa Chureh will reansembie on
Sunday, the 87th. st the usual time.
Two classes, one for girls and ths other
for boys, both under capable tenchers,
win be formed. These classes will
study the course In religious instruc-
tion accepted by the hoard of publie
instruction. In which the puplis will
be examined end the suceesful ones
will receive credit marks in their High
School work. Applicants for these
classes should Inform H. Guest Col-
claas may begin to prepare the lesson
which 1* to be assigned for next Bun-
day. All Sunday School teachers are
also urged to be present promptly at
9 o’elock. Church services will begin
at 19:80 in the morning and at 8 o'clock
in the evening. Since Rev. Rombers
will be out of town to conduct services
elsewhere, Rev. Roesner will conduct
both the German services in the morn-
Ing and the English services in the
evening. Ts Luther Lengue will mee
thia afternoon at 8 o’clock. An in-
teresting program has been prepared,
and some important business will have
to be attended to. Everybody is cor-
dially invited to attend.
Business the past week in certain
lines, notably produce, was much bai-
ter than for many week* past, accord-
ing to the state men is of dealers, who
look forward to a still larger volume
of trade the coming week. The advent
of the school season to largely respon-
sible, and the upward trend of cut"
ton is doubtless a factor.
Lard and lard compound were from
an eighth to a quarter-cent cheaper
yesterday, and Calitornia grapes were
cheaper. Texas dooley yams were
down from 81.25 to $110 per bushel.
Corn chops were 5 cents cheaper on
the hundred pounds, and corn meal
was marked down to 70 cents per 35-
pound sack. Flour was up 10 cents
making the basis quotation 85.60 per
barrel.
The wholesale conceras that have
been observing a Saturday half-hol-
iday during the hot season were open
the full day again yesterday and will
be from now on.
Quotations:
Cotten.
Cotton, middling basis, 8c.
Packing House Producte-
Lard compound, per tierce, basis,
Se; Crusto, per tierce, 9%c; Premium
Lard, 18c; 8. L. B. Pure Lard, ll%c;
Winchester bacon, 22; Premium bacon
80c; D. 8. Extras, 18 %c; salt bellies, 14x
16, 15%c; 20x25, bacon bellies, 16%c.
Miscellaneous Groceriea:
Cheese, Wisconsin cream, per pound.
18c; brick, 20c; imported Swiss, 40c;
kraut, per keg, 8150 salt, per cwt.
58c; 200 pounds, $1; beans, imported
navy, 6c; California navy. 6%c; black-
eyed peas, 9c; bayous, 9c; lima*, 8%c;
garvanzos, 10c; sardines, quarter oil
with keys, $4 00; mustard, three-quar-
ter oil, 83.50; Norwegian smoked. $10-
ganized classes for all. Loord’s Supper
and sermon. 11 a. m., subject, "The
Ministry of Praise." Praia* service
and sermon. 8 p. m. This will be the
first evening service after the sum-
mer union meetings.
Poultry and Eggs.
Hens, per dozen, 86; fryers, per
dozen, $505.50; eggs, April cold stor-
age. per case, 87 tv; packing house
butter, 15c per lb- table butter, 80c per.
pound.
81.40; B.
East Avenue Baptist.
East Avenue Baptist Church: Sun-
day School, 9:45- Preaching. 11 and 8.
Morning, "The Gift of the Holy Ghost;”
night, "The Gift of God.” The every
night prayer meeting that has run for
three week* will continue to pre** on
toward the mark for the prise of the
high calling of God. Come and pray
with us. F. M. D. Hill.
TAYLOR. Tex.. Sept. 19 — Spot cot-
ton: Middling brought 8%c here to-
yoowooe
NOATARRN
“Jerusalem," Miss
PRODUCE MARKET IS ACTIVE A DULL Ml IN HVESTOCK
THE DRISKILL sF
SL Louie.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 19.—Hog*:
Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady.
Pigs and lights* 57.769940; good
heavy, 88.9099.10.
Central Christian.
Central Christian Church: Colorado
Wheat Open. High.
Sept. ...81.11% >....
Dec. .....1.13
a. m. and 6 p. tn. by the pastor, M. B.
Humphrey. Morning subject, ’The
people o uture and education,
Itsprximity to State, War and
Navy Departments, also ta mauf
points of historical Interest,
makes this hotel especjally at-
tractive to a discriminating pub-
with chimes. Miss
Fresh Vegetables.
Kansas tomatoes, $1.25 per Climax
basket; green bell pepper*, er bushel,
81.00; California lettuce, 75c per dos.
heads Colorado celery, 60c per dozen
bunches; Texas carrots, 60c per dozen
bunches; Texas beets, 40c per dozen
bunches; egg plant, 60c per dozen.
Mill Products and Feed.
Oklahoma prairie. per ton. 814;
South Texas prairie bay, 89; per ton;
alfalfa, 818.80; Johnson grass, 818; cane
hay 512.50; wheat bran 81.269140;
oata, 16c. wheat, 81.25; chicken feed
wheat, 81-25; Nicaragua, 8126; chirk
feed. 81 90 per cwt.; flaxseed, per pound,
10c; popcorn, per pound. 3910c; corn
meal, 70c; corn chops, pure, 81.60;
mixed, 8145: wheat flour, per barrel.
85.60
All Saint*, Eplecopal.
AU Saints. Episcopal; Twenty-
seventh Street and Whitts Avenue. The
Rev. Mitton R Worsham, rector of Nt
Davida, will hold services as follow*:
Early communion. 7:30 a. m.; morning
HOTEL 85
POWHATAN
AAWASHINGTON
Contralto solo,
Maud Edens.
Old hymns. ’
Trinity Union Mission.
Trinity Union Mission Church. East
Twentieth and Salina Streets. Sunday
School. 4 p. m. every Subbath; A. R.
Gorsard, superintendent. Sunbeam So-
eirty, Friday, 8:80 p. m.; Mrs. Mary
Bi ydson in charge. Prayer and song i
service Thursday, 8 p. m.; Edgar
Mathews leader. Literary Society, Fri-
day, 8 p m. Preaching 8 p. m. by
Prof. J M. Dunn. Sunbeams will sing
Swedish Lutheran.
Swedish Lutheran Church, corner
Sixteenth ant congress*. Gideon C. Ol-
son. pus tor: Confi fiat ion servioes
will be held and the lord's Supper will
be celebrated this morning. The serv-
ices win nearly entirely be held in the
English language and will begin at
10:30. This time a class of six adults,
who have received instruction, will be
i ‘is:
m. IE 16 J.
Jan.....29 80
Lard:
Oct. .... 9.62
Jan. 19-17
Ribs:
Oct.........
Jan .... 10.88
m. All seats are free and
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
I. A O. N. R. R.
-__ Norensou-a.
rfeJr *
light by the pastor, W. A.
iday School, 9:80 a. m.;
"Confession." The choir will render a
good musical program The evening
hour will be prayer and praise, fol-
lowed by a fifteen -minute sermon AU
will be cordially welcome. Strangers
especially invited.
S$.D.C. =
HotEi Of AMERICAN IodAS
Houston.
HOUSTON. Tex,, Sept. ,19-Spot
cotton cloyed stealy; middling, 8Mc.
Sales, 14b5bales.
NEW YORK, Sept 19—Cotton seed
oil closed easier Spot. 5.6005.80c;
September, 5.77005.85c; October. 5.900
648c; November, 5.9105.92c; Decem-
ber. 5.9505.97c; January, 6.0906 lie;
February, 6.1706.20c; March. 6U0
6.21c; April, 6.8096.49c. Total sales,
8900 barrels.
"A tB
arrive Mano, Ulm.
lins, 1608 Red River Street, of thetr
intention of joining.
Rev. Milton R Worsham, rector of
St David*. Mid yesterday that he
regretted that the church would not
be open today owing to the work on
the building being delayed, but hoped
to be able to announce in the papers
the exact date soon.
"Bilent Night.’ Mine Lena Noton. MIss
Dorothy Lee Potter and W. H. Stacy;
Dr. H. E. Baxter, cornetist.
18920c; fancy, 24920c.
Dried Fruita.
Prune, 25-pound box. 30-40s, 12%c;
40 -50a, 11 %c; 50-pound box, 80-908,
10c; raisins, loose muscatel, 2-crown,
6c; 8-crown. 8c; 4-crown, 8%c; Lon-
don layer, 2-crown, $175: 8-crown, $2;
4-crown, 82-76; apples, no* crop, Ar-
kansas, 9c; California, 18c; fancy
peaches, 25-pound box. 8%c; 50-pound
box, 8c; choice, 25-pound box, 7%e;
60-pound box. 7%c.
Fruits end Produce.
Fancy California Lemons, all sixes,
per box, 86.00; Red Ball oranges. 81.26
$3.50; bananas, 8%c per 1b.; Calfor-
nia apples, per box, 81-76 08.90; Colo-
FORT WORTH. Tex., Sept. 19.—Not
enough cattle were on offer today to
make any quotable change in the mnar-
keL Receipts: Cattle, 360 head, calves
included. Beeves, 854007.75; stockers,
$5.2506.25; cows, 88.2505.75, heifers,
$5,000 7,00; bulla $4.25405.75; calves,
844008.25. .
Hogs: Receipts. 1000 head. Market
active to an advance of 5c. One choice
car sold at 89.05. Other sales, $8,650
8.85; best heavies, 88.9509.05; medium
to good mixed, $8.7508.85; pigs, 86.00
6 7.00.
Nothing was received in sheep
division. Lambs. $7.0067.60; year-
lings. $6.2506.75; Wether*. 85.500545;
ewes, $5.25605.50; goats, 82.509340.
A-h Bleeper to St. Louis and Chicago Without
Change.
Tria Na. A Leavig Austt ll lie a. m., enrrlen sieeper t M. Lout, nna
Kannan caty wienout change.
Firat-elan Dintac Cat Serviee M all Throuun fralua.
Ticket Office 103 East 6th SL
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Hogs.
Clock. H. L. Clamp and W. H. Stacy.
Boprano solo, "Be of Good Comfort,"
Mia* Eugenia Pillow.
Anthem, ' King of Kings," chorus
choir.
Baritone sol. The Lord Is My
Light.” H. L. Kalloch.
kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 19.—
Hogs: Receipts, 300 head, market
higher. Bulk, $8.50 06.90; heavy, 88.60
09.00; light, $8.5049.00; pigs, 87.250
8.00.
Cattle: Receipts, 800 hend; market
steady. Prime fed steers, $10.00410.50;
dressed beef steers, $8.0069.75; South-
ern steers, $5.7507.25; cowa, 84.850
5.25; heifers. $6.5009.50,
Sheep: Receipts, 1200 head; mar-
ket steady. Laambs, $7.7548.50; year-
lings, 85.7506.75; ewes, 85.0005.60;
stockers and feeders, $4.0094.50.
Scarbrough Building.
Old Phone 1787.
BL Louis.
ST LOUIS, Bept. 19.-—Wheat, No. 8
red, 81.98; No 8 hard, 91.9991.11.
Corn. No. 8, 78%c; No- 8 white,
11 %c
Oats. No- 8, 47% 948c; No. 8 white,
49 %c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19—The state-
ment of the average condition of clear-
ing houee banks and trust companies
for the week shows that the cash re-
serve decreased 88,819,199, leaving a
deficit of 888,385,100 below legal re-
quirements*
The statement follows, sverage con-
dition.
Loans 82,280.282,000, increase $67,-
888.000
Specie 8820,849,990, decrease $289,-
000 ’
Legal tenders 888,248,909, increase
811,668,990.
Net deposit* 81484,886,099. Increase
868 942,000.
Circulation 8129,716,000, Increase Mb*
209,000
Bank cash reserve in vault $342,-
607,000
Trust companies cash renerve in
vault $66,190,000.
Aggregate cash reserve 8408,797409-
Deficit cash reserve $38,384,100, in-
crease 88419.100.
Trust companies reserve with clear-
ing house members carrytag 26 pet
cent rash reserve 840,694.900
Summary of State banks and trust
oompanlee in greater New York not
included In clearing house statement:
Loans and Investments 8188487400,
inereame $16,340,000.
Gold $41,396,100, decrease $151,200
Currency and hank notes 818,478,000,
Increase 8186.100
Totals deposits 8664,141,100, increase
811426 600
HOUSTON A TEXAS CENTRAL
H^uau....m^ „Pgart
beertea uafi.... till a aL 1:80p.m.
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63 arrives at Austu trom xanoAnd
at 10:10 a m.; traia Na 64 fraised daito
ap unda7) arriva Irma Lampasas
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept 19—Butter un-
changed
Eggs unchanged; receipts 1316.
Poultry alve unchanged.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Epworth League devotional exercses,
7:80 p. m. Special serviee* of song,
8:15 p. m., with following program,
also a ten-minute talk by Prof. John
H. Keen:
Organ voluntary, with chimes. Miss
Bertha Hawkinson.
Gospel chorus, "Awake-Awake.
chorus choir
Cornet solo, Schubert’s "Serenade,"
Dr. H. E. Baxter
Trio "Oh, Praise Ye.” Mrs. H. W.
ceipts, 5009 head; market firm. Lights,
$8.80009.50; mixed, $8.3509.50; heavy.
$9.15409.30; rough, 88-1508.89; pigs.
$5 25009.00.
Cattle: Receipts, 600 head; market
weak. Beeves, $6.90011.00; steers,
86.85 9 9.25. stockers and feeders, 85 40
08.35; cows and heifers. 88.709 940;
calves, 8840918.25.
Sheep: Receipts, 7000 head; market
slow. Sheep, 854006.10; yearlings,
86.2007.15; lambs, 87.250840.
First Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church North-
east corner of West Seventh and Ia-
vara Streets. Arthur F. Bishop, min-
ister IBible achool, 9 M a m., W llham
G. Bell, superintendent. Y. P.B.C.E.
7 p. m public worship, 11 a. m and
B p. m. Dr Bishop will preach both
mornlag and night. No midweek serv-
ice this week on account of the open-
Ing exercises of the Austin Presby-
terian Thelogocal Seminary, at the
First Southern Presbyterian Chureh.
Wednesday night All our people are
invited to attend this service and hear
Dr. Vinson’s address on The Church
and the Child." Choir meeting, Fri-
day. 8 p. «.
Round Trip Summer
Tourist Rates
TO THI
North, East, South and West
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return limit October 6L 1914.
Pullmaa Sleeping Cars ou night
traina. Perlee Cate Cure
on day trains.
Sea nearest ticket agent or write
Uwe Hoover, Trav. Pasa. Agt,
Fort Worth, Texam.
John F. Lehaue, G. P. & p. A
Tyler, Texas
minister. Bible school, 9:65
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Wheat, No- 1
red, $1.12% @1-13%; No. 2 hard,
$1.11%0118%.
Corn, No. 2 yellow. 79%080e.
Oats, standard, 49%050%c.
cordial welcome
University Baptist.
University Baptist Church 2207
Nueces street, two bloeks west of
campus. Charles B. Pierce, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:89 a. m., in charge
of John Harvey, aneistant superin-
tondent. Preaching at 11 A. m. and 6
s. m. B. Y. P. V. at 7:15 p. m., Mr.
McGraw, premident. Prayer meeting
on Wedneeday night at 6 o’eloek All
ere invited to attend these services
Christian Science Society.
1 hr Christian Science Society, a
branch of the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston. Masa., holds serv-
ices at 2706 Nueces Street. Sundar at
11a.m., Wednesday at 8 p. m., Sun-
day school at 9:30 a. m.
Th* Powhatan offers room
with Mb tin 6 bath st SI M.
$2.00 and up. Rooms with pri-
vate both, M SO. $3.00 tad up-
Write for booklet wth map.
CLIFBORD M. LEWIS,
Manager,
First Methodist.
First Methodist Church: Sunday
Brother LaPrelle, superintendent.
Prayer meeting and normal claas,
Wedneeday evruing, I p- m,, pastor
leading. Ladies’ meeting, Mondayeve-
ning. 4 D. m. B. Y. P. U. or young peo-
ple’s meeting. Friday evening, 8p.m.,
W. T. Mayne, president. Hunday
School Workers" Coucil will meet
Tuesday evening, 8 d. m. Brother
La Prelle, superintendent, bun beams
Band meeting, Sundar evening, 4p.m.
Gladys Greer, president; Mrs. Grace
Mayne, loader Kveryone is welcome
at our church. Come, M S, Hum-
phrey, pastor.
St. PeuFe Lutheran.
The SL Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church Corner Red River and East ;
Sixteenth Street. K. G. Manx, pastor
On account of pastor’s absence from
Austin there shall be no serviees to- j
day. Bunday school, German and En-
glish departments, al 9:80 a. m. Prof
E. Thuerman, *u per intendent. You are
cordially invited.
Congregational Chureh.
‛rio, with cornet and
eriode,
KT5
I along
1:1
ving.
[•
ers and
SE000
dlassi- 1
1 about
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ur feel-
Westminser League.
Rev. T. W. Currie will speak at
the Westminster League of the South-
ern Presbyterian Church this evening
at 7 p. m. The subject le "Share Your
Hl casings A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend. The league
meets in the chapel adjoining the
church, corner Eighth and Brazos,
Tralat Aa. pepart.
Eiarp.ctz.Hid: mti 22z=
e ucp Hpi j 117 p.m.
N• l •-* zu. t.Al p. m.
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First Presbyterian.
First Presby terian Church Corner
Seventh and lot vara Btreeta. Bunday
evening eervice, Sept. 89, 1914, at 8
o’clock.
Musical Program.
Anthem, “While Theo I Book” (Mor-
rison), rendered by a choir of twenty
voices.
Trio, “Father, Lead Me” 4 Butter -
field). Misses Hazel Capron and Elisa-
beth Btiles and Geerge F. Brierley.
Mra Dr. C. A. Mathews, organist.
George F. Brierley, director.
New Solution to the Cotton Situation/
4
1 arrive Ate-
will be the mubjec t at the pontor, «r wzye “•* " * m zarb2s eaoli
mon Sunday morning. At night he I ave Mnon, «:W a. m.1 arriv. Frea.
will preach on The Man Who Sold Me ori ksburg 6p.m. Leave Fredorickg.
My Bala” The University Sunday burg. 6:80 a,m.; arrive Mason, 5 p, m.
sx enetrginan,
22 "uzai2uhhs224.22 4
Brady 4 o'clock. Stag* l
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