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Two SERMON TOPICS 5t 10? Impressions of Bankers' Banquet-By Artist Hungerford IT is no accident that Uneeda Biscuit are always uniform in nourishment, freshness, crispness and flavor. HSTNlVSTer EDDE V0OOT5S 1 I Tl MEDINA OF BANKERS HEAR PREPAREDNESS PLANS LAUDED lookeo Te SADPE5T Told HiS TvjmmiEST K.G 5 YoSK. Uneeda Biscuit Trinity's Vested Choir Will Sing Schubert's Cantata, "Song of Miriam." EVANGELISTIC SERVICES A PACKAGE of N. B.C. Graham Crackers offers nutrition in delicious form for either child orgrown-up.

Made of selected flour baked right-packed right kept right. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Give Vigorous Applause to Talk Urging President's National Defense Program. Tomorrow evening In Trinity Church. Sixth avenue, the vested choir of 50 voices will sing Schubert's cantata. "The Sone of Miriam." with Master William Great care in selection of materials, in mixing, in baking, in packing, all tend to tle uniform goodness that has made Uneeda Biscuit JT tne national soda cracker.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY PIckels as soprano soloist. An organ re cital will precede the service, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Maitland Alexander, WOULD INSURE SAFETY pastor of the First Presbyterian Churcn. will deliver a sermon on "Sowing and Reaping" tomorrow morning and in the Drl MLlS, tK CASHIt evening will have for his subject, "The Tragedy of a Backward Look." Tomor Smythe of Philadelphia will speak In the North Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening.

Special revival services are being held ln the Buena Vista Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. William A. Prosser. pastor of the United People's Church, will preach to the congregation ln Northside Carnegie hall Op THE DIAMOND NfT0NfU row evening Rev.

George Mielton. BMMK, KAN DOWN pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, will begin a series of sermons on "How "KcM CLEVELAND 'O EMTof THE SlNCilNO- Five hundred member of Pittsburgh chapter of the American Institute of Banking and their guests at their annual banquet in McCreery'a last night vigorously applauded two speakers who gave unqualified support to President Wilson's program of preparedness, and found both amusement and food for reflection In the I Know the Bible Is the Word or oa. on "The Final Masters of Earth." In the The method of the Alvln Theater meet ings will be carried to the church to Eleventh United Presbyterian Church, Rev. Charles W. Fulton will preach on "The Ten Lepers" and "Forgetting God." reach those who do not usually attend church services.

In the morning serv Tresidcnt "Chantred Into Christ's Image" and ice. Dr. Shelton's pulpit will be filled by "Moving In Again" are the subjects for Rev. Charles Scanlon. secretary ot tne OF Rev.

O. H. Millisran's sermons ln the SlNNQOtT Presbyterian temperance committee. Avalon United Presbyterian Church. Rev Oysterettes are made to improve stews, soups and salads, but try these appetizing little crackers alone if you would know how good an oyster cracker can be.

Youll like them either way. VERY Much in fT BA.NQ0C.T COMMiTTee In the Smithfleld Street Methodist PEPP Episcopal Church Rev. J. T. Fender will t6 pce'sir Robert M.

Patterson, assistant pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church. will preach ln the North Presbyterian Church deliver hia morning sermon from the sub ject. "Help of Angeles Refused and in PeTDtET PASTEBOARDS 1 ti third address, designed to picture what the speaker declared to be the outstanding American failing "an outstanding and almost Incurable egotism." The first speaker was Attorney J. Walter Lord of Baltimore, and at the outset he apologized for presuming. In a measure, to anticipate the message to be delivered In Pittsburgh today by President Wllon.

"In this world war," Mr. Lord said, "our Government has sought to retain the friendship of the contending nations the evening will continue the series oi sermons to young people on "The Young Man's Crown." Rev. John B. Hson. pastor of the Grant Street Reformed Presbvterian Church, will preach on a PENROSE WINS REPUB Woman's Faith and Its Reward" and "Tell it to the Church What Church?" Tributes to Wilson and Preparedness LICAN STATE CONTROL Regular services will be held in the Pittsburgh Bible Institute and Wylle Avenue Church, with preaching by the pastor.

Rev. C. H. Pridgeon. In the Church of Christ.

Scientist, the eubject tomorrow morning and evening. There will be a service In the Central Reform Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning and afternoon. "Habit and Character" will be the subject of Rev. William G. Stockton in the Church of the New Jerusalem.

In Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. William M. Baumgartner will preach on "Love" and "Rest." Rev. J.

Alvln Orr has selected "The Nature of Man" and "The Fourth Commandment" as the subjects of his sermons ln the First United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Jesse F. Silver will preach ln Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle. Southside and West End.

Revival meetings are being held in the (Continued From Page One.) which will not be opposed by the gover- wllj be "Love." Iron Cltv branch of the Sc nor and the Vares. is headed by Senator Theosophical Society will hold its lec- Penrose and contains, in addition, the ture ln wabash building at 8 p. m. names of the following: Senator George -Rejecting the New Dispensation" will T. Oliver.

Governor Brumbaugh, Colonel fw-. rnoAtfnir of th N'ew James Elverson. Mayor Thomas B. Tnougnt Alliance. 628 Wabash building.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Smith of Philadelphia, Mayor Joseph Q. at 3:30 p. m. Armstrong. Pittsburgh: E.

V. Babcock and D. Gillespie. Pittsburgh; former East End District. A series of "Better Life" meetings will Lieutenant Governor L.

A. atres. Scranton; Colonel H. M. Schoemaker, Altoona: General C.

M. Clement. Sun- Mt. Washington Methodist Episcopal Church, under the direction of the pastor, Rev. Frederic A.

Gould, who will preach tomorrow on "Sowing ln Righteousness, i Reaping In Mercy" and "The Patience of God." Rev. S. Willis McFadden. pastor by remaining neutral. The lesson of history Is that neutral nations are nations without friends.

If anyone believe that after the war our relations with the warrlnsr powers will be resumed on the same friendly basis obtaining before the conflict he sets his belief against the teachings of history. NEED "ARMED "The only neutrality whioh maintains Its integrity as such." continued Mr. Lrd "js an armed neutrality. We cannot shut our eyes to the fact that in our very attempt at neutrality we have sowed tho Biap dlsafTtction and vitally Impaired the fundamentals of international friendships. Just now we are en-Joying an Immunity because Europe Is too busy with Mars to take an irrevocable stanit against our pretensions.

"It Is not at all improbable that after the war we will become involved in dif-'erences which the arts of diplomacy cannot smooth over; in whioh case what a tempting objective this undefended land of eurs! What a golden opportunity for some foreign power to recoup Itself at ur expense for the waste of Its substance la the European conflict! "CANT MEAN MILITARISM." be inaugurated tomorrow afternoon at 2 bury, and E. J. Stackpole. Harrisburg. KEPHAET FOR TREASURER.

o'clock in the Regent Theater. East Liberty, by the Moody Bible Institute party It is understood Governor 'Brumbaugh of Chicago. The meetings will be continued for two weeks in the Shady Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev. William wanted George E.

Alter of Allegheny You Hate to Sharpen A Lead Pencil Soils your hands sometimes you break the lead. You need the DOLLAR BOSTON PENCIL POINTER. It's great never breaks the lead Bharpens ln 10 peconds easy to use lasts for years Come In and try It. countv nlaced on the list, but he was Wallace Ketchum Is the speaker and oi tne itnoxviue i resDyienan nurcn. will preach on "Other Little Ships" and "Pittsburgh's Common Burden." Tomorrow's services ln the Brookllne Methodist Episcopal Church will wind up the evengellstlc service that have been held for the last two weeks.

"No Fight! No Victory." and "Remember" are the subjects of the sermons to be delivered by shunted to a promised position as delegate from the Twenty-ninth congres SONO OF PREPAREDNESS. Time Star Spangled Banner. By JEAXXETTE W. MOREHEAD. Oh, say have the tears in the land o'er the sea.

With their carnage and woe, no lesson for thee? Shall we still be as free in a decade of years; Will our granaries be full, with no national fears; Will our cities yet stand, nor with pillage be filled, That genius and labor took centuries to build? Will the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph still wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? Oh, remember the virgins, while yet 'tuas light, Who trimmed not their lamps 'gainst the coming of night! If we would defer, nor be ready to fight, And fill up our lamps while the day is yet bright; Let Peace and Preparedness march hand in hand To the furthermost parts of this beautiful land, That the God of our fathers forever may bless Our national Peace and Preparedness. Let America's slogan "Preparedness' be To the secret of peace, prepare is the key; Emblazon the message on each heart and home And the youth of our country in answer will come. Let genius be loosed, let her weapons invent. That for aye keep at bay every far continent, That the God of our fathers forever may bless Our national Peace and Preparedness. Oh, shout from the house tops our Preparedness, That no nation may dare on our rights to aggress; Endanger our homes and our loved liberty.

Or our commerce abroad and our ships on the seal Oh, hear yt this plea from America's mothers. And let it take precedence over all others, 4 That the God of our fathers forever may bless Our national Peace and Preparedness. Harry Dudley Clarke leads the large gospel chorus choir. Dr. John H.

Wllley, pastor of Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, will begin a short series of sermons tomorrow evening on "Some Quaint sional district. H. M. Keohart of Connellsville is un derstood to be slated for nomination for treasurer, with the nomination for audi Love Scenes ln the Bible." The subject for tomorrow night Is "Love In the Harvest Field." "The Modern Gospel" Is the Fountain Penn and Pen Repairing. tor general undecided.

Charles A. Snyder of Schuylkill county. Charles H. Kline of Allegheny county and Charles A. Ambler subject for the morning sermon.

of Montgomery county, are understood At the regular service of the Rodef J.R.We!dinCo Worvl St. tn ho under consideration, with a safe Shalom Congregation Rabbi J. Leonard Levy will lecture on the "Treasure of the Humble." Prof. Julian Morgenstorn of Cincinnati will begin a course of lectures guess being that Snyder will get it. BRUMBAUGH'S STATEMENT.

Rev. Burtls R. MacHatton ln the South-side rresbyterian Church. Rev. G.

E. Rrenneman, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Sheraden, will preach on "Compelled Cross-Bearing" and "Intercessory grayer." "The New Birth" will be preached on by Rev. George E. Brlggs ln the Fourth Christian Church. In the Beechvlew Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.

Earl C. Lindsey will preach tomorrow morning on "Father Penn's Dutch Treat." Rev. F. L. Neff will give an Illustrated lecture on "What Every Man and Boy Should Know" ln the evening service.

The installation of Rev. Wllllsm H. Leh-mann, pastor-elect of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Knoxville, will take place tomorrow afternoon. PHILADELPHIA. Jan.

28. Governor Monday to the Sabbath school teachers Brumbaugh Issued a statement here today 0f Rodef Shalom Temple. The monthly which bears on the renrose-Vare situation musical service ln the Shadyslde res- aboirt which there have been frequent byterlan Church will be given tomorrow rumors of open war between the rival Re- evening, a Mendelssohn program having publican factions. The governor said: been prepared. Rev.

Hugh Thomson Kerr, "THE COMING PRINCE, OF PEACE" Evangelist Gaede Sunday, 7:45 P. M. Century Bldg, 132 Seventh St. You are invited! Comeil 'I am forharmony on delegates to me i tne pastor, win preacn in me monnns service on "The Challenge oi tne uospei. national convention.

I hope, and rylly that the Republican party Will "National defense Is not merely a matter of patriotism; it is one of common sense Jthe premium we pay to Insure us against calamity and suffering. Whatever It might lead to In an autocracy, it cannot mean militarism in a democracy, because the restraint of public sentiment can hold It in check. Jt does not mean war; ft makes for peace." Attorney Lord referred tef the peace- at-any-prlce advocates as "sincere but Impossible Idealists." He declared that the great weight of public sentiment Is In favor of adequate means of national defense and urged. In closing, that members of the Institute assert their Influence "so as to project It into the halls of Congress and strengthen the hands of the President" "The day gone." he said, "when an untrained army can be effective. Successful defense against Invasion Is not now, as it was a hundred years ago.

a matter of pitchforks and muskets, of Individual sacrifice and effort after war as come. It Is a matter of science and be united for the national campaign of this year. This includes the faction that Dorted rivalry in 1912. and all other Miscellaneous. AMUSEMENTS.

factions. The only interest I have in the delegate situation is to see that there is Rev. David R. Breed, an opponent of "militarism," will preach on "Preparedness" in the East Liberty Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. "Made Over People." Rev.

Charles L. E. Cartwrlght, pastor of Mary S. Brown Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. will preach on "Wounded by a Friend" and "Made Over People." "The Legislation of Sinai" Is harmony as to the delegates.

The rovernor declined to define his pol A preaching mission will be Jield In the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Second and Johnston avenues, beginning Monday and closing next Sunday. Rev. 11. Page Dyer of New York will be the mlssioner.

Memorial services for Thomas Jefferson Danner, a former rector, will icy as regards candidates for auditor A I A 1 K0E A WM. HODGE in "FIXING SISTER" A NEW COMEDY IN FOCR ACTS general and state treasurer. In this con nection he said is Dremature to discuss Pennsyl- be held in St. John's Episcopal Church, vnnld issues, until the national delegate Main and Butler streets, tomorrow. Rev.

n.i.uinn i nettled. I will not discuss L. Graham will fill the pulpit ln the First Three Iaji Seats Selllnl FASCINATING COMIC OPERA THE ROAD TO MANDALAY Herron Hill United Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Tomorrow evening's service reparedness before the event. And today state issues at this time.

Toole Resumes Fight Written and Directed by Dreste VeasetU me spirit or to, 10 true 10 iiaeu, muai will close the four weeks' evangelistic be evidenced not by response to a call meetings In the Johnson Avenue Baptist Church. Hazelwood. The pastor. Rev. for volunteers after the crisis has come, but by response to the country' call In its present necessities; by your advocacy For Appraisership TV.

A. Rupert, will officiate and the afternoon evangelistic service' will be pre and support of the program of prepared the subject for the meeting of the Highland Men's Bible class in the Highland Presbyterian Church. Rev. Henry B. Stock will preach at the church services.

In the South Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Arthur Staples will preach on "Testing the Truth" and "Angels." Rev. Dr. Montgomery will occupy the pulpit ln the Third Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning and in the evening, the pastor.

Rev. William L. Mc-Ewan. will preach on "The Cleansing of the Temple." "How Christ Destroys Death" and "The Presence of God" are the subjects for Rev. J.

F. Murray's sermons in the Brushton Methodist Episcopal Church. In the Church of God, Rev. John Whlsler will preach on "Such As I Am" and "Three Burden-Bearers." Rev. Jos sided over by Ira S.

Bassett of the Pitts NIXON MATINEE TODAY "Watch Your Step" with Mm. Caotle, Frank Tinner, Bernard Granville and 10 Other. NEXT GEORGE AKL18S. stenhen J. Toole, former 'county com burgh Commercial Club.

missioner, has decided to resume his fight ness." "NATIONAL SHORT COMINGS." Dr. J. T. Holdsworth, dean of the 3 for the office of mercantile appraiser, despite the decision of the attorney general that the present board of county commissioners had the power to remove him. Mr.

Toole takes the position that the nresent commissioners cannot legally school of economics of the University of Pittsburgh, spoke on the "educational vidends of chapter work." He was fclYAWlSTOCK 815" followed by Dr. C. B. Medlng of New Baltimore Ohio R.R. Best Service to elect an appraiser, as the law provides hut such an official must be chosen on I INSIDE THE I York, who closed the speaking program with a 30-mlnute analysis of American M.t i I LINES shortcomings, among which he enum erated the national "egotism, cocksured- ness and superfllclal The CflGO CHI address was brimful of cutting satire EL and epigrams.

lAV 19 VAU E.VI LLE. Edward A. Woods was toastmaster. introduced by DonaJd A. Mullen, president LINES TO PRESIDENT WILSON.

A Paraphrase. By II. C. O'Donnell. It is a glorious task to guide The vessel through the dashing tide When dark is the tumultuos sea, And thunder clouds are on the lea; While war-notes mount upon the wivd From the fierce storm that rides behind.

And such a task it is to steer A people in their high career, When old opinions war and change Are sudden, violent and strange; And men recall the past to say So shall not be the coming day. Such time is passing o'er our land. New thoughts arise, netv hopes expand. And man knows in his own strong will It is his purpose to fulfil; In the fierce contest of such hour. How mighty is the President's power.

More glorious than the conqueror's brand, The rule intrusted to your hand. From it the past and present claim The rights they teach, the hopes they frame. Do what the country wills of thee To make it great and keep it free. THE KIDDIES SALUTE TO W00DR0W WILSON. By S.

S. HOLMES, McKEESPORT, PA. Here's to you and to yours, Mr. Wilson: In our hearts you have takin your stand; We hail you as chief of our Nation, And your bride, first lady in our land. Mr.

Wilson, we'll never forget you And your "stand pat" policy so true; With hearts truly grateful we say it: Three cheers for your loved ones and you! (CHORUS.) Three cheers for your loved ones and you! Three cheers for your loved ones and you! With hearts truly grateful we say it: Three cheers for your loved ones and you! You have stood like the Rock of Gibralter In the part you so nobly have played; May God give you grace not to falter; May the laurels you've won never fade. Mr. Wilson, we need your protection, With your "stand pat" policy so true; And we'll seek it in your re-election! Three cheers for your loved ones and you! (CHORUS.) Three cheers for your loved ones and you! Three cheers for your loved ones and you! With hearts truly grateful we say it: Three cheers for your loved ones and you! 10.70 of the Pittsburgh chapter and inciden CHIP MARBLE If JA8 J. CALLAHAN MARION MORGAN'S DANCERS I Art. Thta Week tally gave approval to the preparedness movement.

The banquet, the first In the eph B. Risk, pastor of the Lincoln Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, will deliver sermons on "The One Foundation" and "The Living Waters." Rev. J. Shane Nicholls will preach on "In the Midst of the Tears" ln the Sixth Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning, and in the evening. Prof.

Camden Cobern will talk on "The Two Transfigurations." "The Why and How of a Revival" and "The Consequences of Sin" are the subjects selected by Rev. George E. Raltt. pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church of WUkinsburg. Rev.

L. Walter Mason, pastor of the First Unitarian Church, will preach on "As Is One of Us." In Emory Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Luther Freeman will preach on "Preparedness" and "What About God." Rev. R.

B. Miller will preach on "The Saeredness of Common Things" and "A Lost Person" ln the or before December 30. As Mr. Toole was elected prior to that date of last year, he contends that he is entitled to the office. Mr.

Toole will arpear at the office of the mercantile appraiser this morning to continue the work he began January 1. Alderman Louis Alpern. who was chosen appraiser by the present board of commissioners, has been in the position for a day or two. although he never made a demand upon Mr. Toole for the office, nor did he request the keys to obtain the necessary documents.

Also Mr. Alpern has not interfered with the district appraisers named by Mr. Toole. he determination of Mr. Toole to refuse the office to Mr.

Alpern probably will precipitate a clash between the two claimants this morninsr. Attorneys for the two claimants have been unable to reach an amicable agreement, and it probably will be fought out In the courts. 15 years of chapter existence, celebrated the centennial of the organization of the Mat. Thnrs. Solid Steel Trains of ves-tibuled coaches, sleepers and lounping cars.

and Sat. Best Seat Lyceum! first savings bank in the United States tftr, 60e. NlBl Rev. Dr. George W.

Shelton delivered the ruia u'Vfrtr I'riroa ihe. Bttc. Toe. invocation and there was an elaborate "THE GIRL WITHOUT A CHANCE Ket Week "WOMAN. THOO SHALT NOT," or ''Tho Law of tho Land.

musical program. In attendance were several scores of bankers and bank clerks from a number STEAMSHIP. of Western Pennsylvania cities and towns. Of W' LAST PAY tn PlMnhursh. tl 1 1 i K.HTIMi for FRANCE" and THEATER "MAC ISTE." Continuous.

11 7thSltraaA noon P. M. lrl Evenlnss, One Show only. Sharp. All heats Retterved.

Price 1 Or -1 5c-60 Organ-Symphony Orchestra. Third United Presbyterian Church. Evangelistic services held ln the Pacific Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church the last two weeks will close tomorrow when sen-Ices will be held morning, afternoon Alleged Wire Thief Bomb Damages Store Of Supply Company Slsth St. A Pnauesns War. Larseet.

Finest and Fastest Vessels ta AFRICA By CN ION-CASTLE LINE SOUTH AMERICA Brril Argentine Front Europe. Tours round South America $490 up. Must Complete Term GAYETY and evening. Rev. H.

M. Haley, pastor of the United Brethren Church, will nrurh on "The Simple Life" and "The Mat. Dolly, monwi roi IBS. Mala 11. Th Wook THE STROLLING PLAYERS Seventh Commandment." "The Life of A WROTHK.

Edward Martin, said by the police to he a notorious copper wire thief, must Kest Week WATBO Pythagoras" will be taken up ln the meeting of the Order of the Star in the East. An explosion In the rear of the store of the Mutual Supply Company at Mine No. 3 of the Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad Coal Company, one mile south of Castle Shannon, early yesterday slightly damaged the building, a two-story frame, and broke several windows In miners' homes nearby. The explosion was the work of some Oakland District. ACADEMY TwoiWnAiLt MONTE "ca'r1.

Vn-R I A Posing eery Wed. Night; NewsboysConteoU Thursday Night 1 Wrestling avery Vri. Night. The Royal Mall Steam racket Co. I ninn-Caotle Mall 8.

8. Ltd. The Pacific Steam Navigation Co, The Nlhoa Lines. SANDERSON A RON, On. 2 Broadway.

N. T. Or. Any Steamship Ticket Agsnt. Rollo Tl.

McBride will n.ddress the Men's Bible class of the First United Pres- mr.rrnw miirtimff. Rpv person who desired vensence on the William J. Reld, pastor, will preach on sident H. -The Two Cities" and "The Immediate II Old Tim 10 to 50c Dally Mats. company, is the opinion of Pre II Burlesque complete a six years' sentence in the Western penitentiary as the result of his arrest Tuesday morning at Butler and Fifty-second streets, when he had copper wire valued at in a buggy he was driving.

In the Penn avenue police station yesterday morning he was turned "over to parole agents from the penitentiary. The identification of Martin, following his arrest Tuesday, was brought about through the memory of City Detective C. M. Buckley, who arrested Martin for wire robbery in 1903. In 1910 he was aga" i arrested, convicted and sentenced tc a term of six years In the penitentiary for the theft of several hundreds of dollars worth of wire from the Du-cjuesne Light Company at Bellevue.

Rev. OeorRe Avery eela, W. Nethken of the Mutual buppiy Lom- Blessin ATLANTIC CITS. pany and yesterday he offered a reward pastor nf the Oakland Methodist Episco Victoria 50 GIRLS pal Churcn. will ai Dotn services.

of il.ono for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons' who attempted the The BellctieM resoyterian vnurcn win have Rev. John W. Francis of Oxford rresbyterian Church. Philadelphia, as the preacher for tomorrow's services. Rev.

Huch. C. iJnftUhs of VounXstown. destruction oi ine minimi. conservatories, by order of Superintend- 13 thought to have been caused ent Georee W.

Burke of the city bureau by 'a powder or nitroglycerine bomb of parks. Director Robert Swan of the wnjCn had been placed under a base-department of pubic works suggested to win(iow Part of the foundation CHALFONTE Atlantic City, New Jersey The Leeds Company SKATK OS PERFECT ICR AT THE WI NTER GAR DEN Mala Espoalttoa Bids.) Afternoon and ETenlng Seaoloaa. Skating Sat. Chlldrea, in. will occupy -the pulpit in the Welsh Pres- Superintendent Burke this tribute to the I tnrr iOORf.

and several windows hvtrlaii Church tomorrow. Kvtnelistic With hail nis sentence servea ne wu paroled. "first lady of the Sand." and it was the building were broken. No one was Ppi viws wi I be conduct in the church quickly acted upon. Most of the flowerr i jnjure(i by the explosion.

rext week by Cue pastor. Rev. E. L. will be taken from the Phipps conserva- Rv.

Charles M. Elderdice, pas- THOUSANDS WILL HEAR PRESIDENTTALK TODAY Continued From Page One.) ceding the meeting, but all arrangements are contingent on the chief naig-istrate wishes. He will lunch with Mrs. Wllaon before goln to Memorial hall, which he will enter by a door chosen to void the tremendous mass of people ex tory. Schen.ey parte.

i to: of the Second Methodist Protestant The reception committee which will re- Mniirt fiVkR n.RTl H.TT1 HI 1 Church will nreach at both services. In I II 1 M. k. AAA. 1 ceive President and Mrs.

Wilson will in hurcn Rev. redenc the Kirst Clurte President L. P. Black. Vice Presi Excited, Says Woman Who Shot Girl Tower Galpin will preach on "What the World Owes the Jew' end "Soldiers of the Cross." Northside District.

The apnoirittnent of Robert J. Miore. chief minute clerk ln commm plcis court. I. K.

Jacohs. Geori F. I-antfit and Jhn A. Rhodes, minute clerks, and T. Klrker.

minute clerk, wu made in sn order hndcd down yesterday in common ples cou't by Jjd.ce John dents Robert Uarland and John B. Barbour, W. S. Brown, chairman of the entertainment committee. F.

R. Babcock. James Francis Burke. D. F.

Colling wood. W. H. Davis. William M.

Furey. H. M. Landis. Frank J.

Lanahan, R. L. Don-nel. Charles J. (Jrahani.

Joseph F. Guf-fey, W. D. Georste. Charles A.

Fasan pected at the building. When ail aua ami standlag room have been taKen the doors will be closed and no one allowed to enter or depart until the conclusion of the address ln the banquet hall, to follow the main speech ln the auditorium. The I'resident will be accompanied by Dr. C. T.

Grayson, his physician. Secre 1 D. Shafer ALMANAC COUPON This Coupon and 50 Cents entitle earweto one copy of The Pittsburgh (Post" Almanac and Encyclopedia 01 l6l 6 Coupon redeemable at the office of THE PITTSBURGH POST Wood St. and Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa. BY MAIL.

60 CENTS. and Lawrence C. Woods. The ladies' I In the Northside nitarlan Church to- morrow evening Rev. Charles K.

will preach from the subject, "Burdock and Mustard: The Seed Thereof." The; sermon ill consider the of the I materialists, that the underlying principle WAGE INCREASE ANNOUNCED. committee Includes Mrs. D. P. Black, Mm Rnhert Garland.

Mrs. John B. Bar- 0 Mr. i annniitiCf-mrnt of n' O-Donnel Mrs D. F.

Colii'ngwood. in the W. Deweos Woods in Mc- of the wo. Id is thoushtless energy In the I OIL. CITY.

Jan. 2V The condition of Miss Alvira Jolly. 21 years old. of Scrub Grass township, who Is In Oil City Hospital In a critical condition from a gurtshot wound in the abdomen, indicted Wednesday by a rifle alleged to have been In the hands of Mrs. Alice Haas, remains unchanged.

Mrs. Haas, who was released yesterday by Judve Crlswell on J3.000 ball, today said she wanted to frighten the girl, ho, with her mother and brothers, was tormenting her; that she had nt handled a firearm in 10 years, and intended firln Into the ground, but was excited, from I Mra anH a constituent of the Vnlte.t morning. Mr. Snydor will preach Keesport. i States Corporatl m.

wf in es- tary J. P. Tumulty, three stenographers from the White House, a dozen secret service men and newspaper correspondents. The train bearins the presidential tarty left Washington at 10:4" last nisht. DECORATE MRS.

WILSON'S ROOM. Mrs. apartments In the Hotel and Miss Pauletta Guffey. the subject. 'Somewhere in France." J.

Mace, religious secretary of tne terd y. H-t and pi ue nvu workers win A Diamond as a Salns Rank. receive an or 114-1" per cent Invest one dollar a fk in a Diamond. tonn'ce mechanic men and blick- Central Y. M.

C. will speak In the North End Methodist Episcopal Churcn tomorrow evening on "Dr. Jekll and Mr. Hyde of tho Bible." He v. J.

Henry an.i mmm. rieer nn-s will set an increaM of 10 per Schenlev will be profusely decorated Bchenley will be prorusely decorated th mon.y Reducd priM for cUtru; this morning with flowerg from tho City Lotus Bro. A 1 Llbsrty ave. cent..