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carpi-u Canadian In Dialling-- Mm fleeting u 6 and Even- ing Service at 8. King read the Scripture and during lhe collection Mr. Leslie Sanders an; n solo. The addnss of the evening was given by Mr. M. E. Coleman, a licen- ’9sed lay render of the church. This service was well attended by young Ind old alike and they were reâ€" wnulod with an excellent addrvmu by Mr. Coleman. His text was “A New:- pu'cnnau's View of Religion, and was mos: excellently delivered. It was ptrliculnrly inurn‘sling to thou.- Illlo are in newspaper work and jun! an imam-rung to th; ml of the nud- lance. His com-lu2imu urn dawn so nicely and the (nu so striking tint we obtained wrath-flop to print the “Mn“ in full for Ull‘ benefit of our unions whom we behave will be lmmsud. Iv. Coleman's Mdnw (olkwut: “It fit with romidonble difidem'c Ind not man With. rmhmmnt that on sunny“ 1 mi of am M- tun. Thin in opIy my mom! experi- ouoo In the pulp”. and u the (but no occurred more than mm youn- Igo, I! 1|“me rounu now ,‘Ccrulnly i! woukl be pnnumpuom {or me to attempt to mum-c any of A3 5 09 0:; club took glmosc com- plete charge of the Evening Service. This is an innovation in the church which woe started a month ago by this club and which has become a firmly established part of the young people’s work for the church. One Sunday in each month one o! the services. is turned over to the club ‘Alter the procession! Mr. J. R. in the ’morning the Rev. Hugh 1:. “Whom: held Corporate Comâ€" munion {or them and at 6:00 in the evening was held their_monthly busâ€" QE'See'iiingfi; Church school. Iced we; and cake and cookies were served More the business was tran- smted to about fifty young people. Sunday, June 11. was a very busy «y for the Young People’s Club of S. Andmw's chumh. Starting at 7:30 Y...“ MY AI SAIII ANDREWS WE STERN UN [TED CORPORATION "0:21 3100 PAR VALUEâ€"$98.5. PER SHAREâ€"YIELDING 7.II% $98.50 a Share s Interest returns at the rate of 7.11% (at $98.50 per ~. share) are assured for 3 lag period of yws. Consider these facts. ' Remember, Partial Payment, if desired! These shares are free from general taxes and the income is free from Normal Federal Income Tax. It promotes community development bfiause it enables the company to proceed with its expanson pro gram which will meet existing demands for further service. Preferred Shares of the Western United Corporation Such an investment is baud upon the future pros penty of your own and 86 other nch Illinois commumma But you can protect your finmc by investinga'n the safe, nonaflable Genuine investment opportunities such as we have bad dunng the last five years cannot remain With us aiwaya ASK YOUR LOCAL GAS OFFICE l have been in newspaper tori for nearly a quarter of a century. l have heard frequently from clergymen of various denominations the complaint that newsplpcrs will not print their sermons hut will devote columns of space to the unworthy wearer of the cloth who in the least degree forgets his ordination vows or becoming dis- couraged with the lack of results of his efforts, breaks into a bitter die- triabe of some sort against church people in general and the members of his congregetion in particular. “The answer is that die gm! read-g ing public is not interented in the ox-i thodox utterances or deeds o! 3 mn‘ urinal to utter or do jut-t those" things but is intervened when he does or says the unexpected. Thin in juut‘ a manifestation of trait common 40: human nature. The mun who goeu rlcutlily on his daily round, minding hi» own hummus and dning it quite!- ly. umnmplamingly and efliriontly, :‘eldom krona-n comment among the sort on this occasion, I find myself rather forced to sped: from the per- sonal viewpoint. In fact I have no‘ ,other point from which to speak for inflgion to the IN is matter‘ ‘of person! experience. Only the in-4 tensive study and knitting requiredl of members of the priesthood fits one to address others from the imperson- al or mdepic viewpoint. Therefore, kindly pardon the frequent oeeurence in this eflon o! the first person! pro- noun, singular. hvethiloonMuinnindâ€"tm relations of experience sometimes strike responsive chords in other minds and serve in a measure to Icluify other’s preplexities. in this ‘mpect some 0! our devout brethren 1in evangelical sects have the better of us perhaps for they are accustom- od'in weekly mothering to exchenge eiperienees and while I have no in- tention of attempting anything of the sort on this occasion, I find myself rather forced to sped: from the per- sonal viewpoint. In fact I have no other point from which to speak for religion to the hymen. is e matter of pended experience. Only the in- tensive study and haining required of members of the priesthood fits one -’d‘ ‘4‘ , ‘v.y overthebouudso;eonventioneudthe M iii-Ir Wit-dd by until first remark one hears is 'Wbo would hundred ”The“! WV“ Ind lew- ever think he Would do a thin; like ebiding dtireu. that! "The newspaper reflects in its news “Several yeers ago when Prof. Ed- columns ‘" Fall": the We?“ mental ward T. James. lately president of attitude °‘ '1‘“ Wide"- In 3 copper the University 0! illinois, was ineug» mining section, “19 Wt Will in"!!! meted president of North Western °' 1'1” “P “filling flitting to the. University et Evanston. I was cev- PMWHOII- "Briefing Ind use of that ering the territory for the old cm- “*9" In unfini- Illinois the send axe Chronicle. In his first eddress 'corn’ "I ‘m i“!!! is Ilmbét. certain to to the student body of North Wesâ€" I‘m ‘ Pl.“ for that story on the ten he warned his heerers to he cir- first 9380- In Aurore or Elgin aim- cumspect. ‘ln these days ofthe ever- H" B‘”” is placed on the words present reporter,’ he said, a: univer- ‘milk’ and ‘lmtter.’ Finance is a sure sity is like u city on a hill, held high time subject in New York as union! to the public gaze. Its truth and “b" is ‘t P1989!“ in Chican- sincerity are apparent, but they ex- “Tho“ 3‘" things in which P978008 cite silent admiration. its mist-hes of every trade of thought and action t_ ALA..- _‘_s.'... I..- :_‘__..-A .l lame-out MW mnsdalc Upholsterlng Company UI’HOISI'ERING AND FURNITURE ‘ REPAIR WORK OI" ALL KINDS I Work Neatly Done at Remnabh Prices We can and deliver free of charge. Phone or write ; M. KAUFMANN. Prop. Hinsdalc. mind“ 'I “! have this before me in a better form in a clipping which 1 culled a few days ago from a llinnefyolis pi- per. It quotes Hermann Hagedom as saying that the evil things, the materialistic things, the negative, hippe destructive things, make much more noise than the forces of harmony and beauty. Hence the seven column ”‘uy streamer head on the front page when some terrible crime is committed and 21:: on the other hand become as black clouds of soot scattering dirt and grimefland besmirching ‘he entire structure) Roof Painting C. W. Singlcterry 40 No. Forest Ave. Asphalt and Asbestos ROOFING New or Old Work Patch Jobs Prices Right V‘Ws‘lfl- m “my ex- “Those are things in which persons Its mistakes or every grade of thought and action M as black are interested in these pal-timin- g dirt and communities. Other subjects gain me ”me prominence in proportion as they in» Latest a greater or lesser proportion 1.. a 1...“... of the community. £83 a??? "The newspaper reflects in its news columns at least, the general mental attitude of its waders. In a copper mining section, the papa will feature or play up anything routing to the‘ production. marketing Ind use of that they]. In eenqrd-"lllimis-thc "Id 'co'm’ in an mm is almbéteertain to gain a place for that story on 'the‘ first page. in Aurora or Elgin aim-1 iliu- stress is placed on the words( ‘milk’ and ‘butter.’ Finance is a mural fine subject in New York as unionl labor is at present in Chicago. ‘ pends upon whether the event is ”guy novel or In other words news, and whexhbr any considerable portion of the paper‘s clientele would be in- terested in reading about it “Then how about Christianity? Well, the standard of the average newspaper on that subject is the same Is on any other subject. Whether I hippening in religious circlas is to gain space in the news columns dcâ€" Coaxider the lacfi that in this vil- lage, which may be classed as rather (Continued on Page! 9.) DIOII...I. 1003.... 61 S. Unit! St. Downers Grove Ilaldwale Comm? Ethan!" .- I" work anomaly 1|:va Gofi-IOEE, M. D- ' mm. [If 0‘" and NW: '5 Hflohnl An T“.- I” 0"!!! 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