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.__, ..-â€" vvlwn sharpr . A program of unusual interest will be giv- en. Mr. Grant Hadley. one o0 the most prominent bar-atone singers of Chicago. will sing two num- bers. M§;"Efinnk Green will give readings from her ownfofiim'eition. Four artists from Chicago Conservdéor'j of Dramntlc Angina? will give two sketches. -‘ ‘ . The drill by fourteen little gifts. which created so much interest at the recent Mother Goose enter- tainment, will be repented tt Thursday’s enter- tainment. The final, number in n surprise. It is promised by those who mm the finnegeinent of the entertainment that it will be the greatest sur- prise that has ever been known st Ft. Sheridsn. The public is cordially invited to “tend. Admin- ion free. ‘ sharp. or uoa's all-presence. all power un‘d Ill Life. , , This God is your Physician, .- well as mine. We con go to him diily, hourly, _m0:nentarily, in sweet and silent prayer, end if we pray origin. He will heal us of our diseases and I remove from us our infimities. We can know, in the very depth: of our being. that. He is our Physicitn, our Com- forter, our Lite, aux-Hunk, our Alida-311‘, and in thelullest and most absolute some, a. "Hy present. help-in trouble; and that in Him indeed we live and move and have our being. ‘ ~ uuune and done. but gutter. Gen 'thie be? In it poeeible that the believers in the greet Nun-inc are destined to do the mighty works he dill and even mightier? Whet dull be inu- unwer?» If he meent whet he said end we: a true prophet, oer enswer must be, Yes. - h - works he performed we are elmoet overwhelmed by the deep solemnity of euch en manna. Jeane de- stroyed .11 forms of sin; heeled ell menuer of lick- ness; walked the wave; lulled the deed; and did many other wonderful works. Yet in word: stut- ling' in their plainneu he deeleree thet those who beYieve on him shell do. not only the greet works thethe hed done. but meter. Cen "thie be? Xe it possible that the believere in the greet Neutrino are destined to do the mighty work: he did end even mightier? mm shell be Our mm». H L- orpaeuh? who}!!! them fill-roof? 'e de- clere. thereto". on the not V W euthdty. that the gen 0! the [rent m meet mutt-[to heelhgthedehwee helm tive uthnt min. to Ming. Kalil. lit- neulgthen.eneuenfinl Old M port of Chrlet‘e gospel. No fight Olin. fit “I. Oflofl to put aide Jenne' mood-en to heel the eleh end tohenl neoordlnzlohlehnehlnpud hlewhode a: heeling. The «In: dlvi'ne power thnt baled in Jeane' time heels todny, no for eelt 1e undentood end pmtleed. There is but one Truth. ad that Truth in eternal; nnehtntenhle. The healing Christ never withdrew hineelf (noun the world. Janelle- eluted as the eolemn conclusion of hle Ind eon~ mnndment: “And -]lo. I In "with you nlwny. even unto the end of the world.” ‘ We might well reetonr oontentlon here. But I feel impelled to cell your attention to on law of Jesus» yet more nmhhle then any which I hve referred. In John the 14 we need:â€" "Verily. verily. I hey unto yon. He thnt believ- eth on me. the work. thnt Lao dull he do nleo; and (renter works thnn theee ehnll he do; been“ I go onto the Fnther.” Thanksgiving entertainment at Ft. Wednesday evening, Nov. 27th, a1 IO prayer of sheen , the mliution id :11 Life. I. well as mine. Amomentariiy, in 5 preynright. He [remove from us the very depths n!..£-â€" -, On Monday afternoon, November 27, there will ' bee reception nt the Chicago Nursery end Heif- Orphan Asylum from twa to sin, to Which the ’ 17.5 Buriing' street, Chicago, and is one of the oldeet end moot worthy in the city, caring Ior about 180 children. Different from most charities, it requires the parent to contribute toward the support of the pun cannula-L i ' Lt Ft. Sheridan th, ”'8 o’clock rest will be giv- most prominént sing two num- To say that the operetts 2‘Mother Goose,” given under the direction of Mrs. Bsptist church Tuesdey eve would be expressing it mild gathered in front of the aim ning wss 3 success. 1y. The people were , __ _- van-scv‘ mas candies only these will sliAbe "home insde." This will be“ en unussi opportunity to scenic dsinty and useful gifts for the holidsy season with- out the lsbor of: weary day in town. The pro. ’ceeds of the bIl-lll‘ will be used by the Fecit 'Oluh ' ‘tor the Chicago Heme for the Friendless. end the West Division street mission. ' Why not plsn to buy your Christin“ gifts on December 9, st "The Boys ‘Bemr” st the Librsry Building? In suy esseyou ere oordislly invited to stteud the exhibit. .. -..â€" wâ€"rrvlu UL I'll“ child, thereby helping to maintain the self-respect and moral obligation of the parent. The Bonrd of Lady Managers asks for contributions of food, ~elothing? and money for these children and toys sre urgently needed forthe coming'Christmas festivities. The Asylumm-y be reached by taking the :North- weitern Elevated; the North Helsted cars; the Sedgwiek or Bownmnville cure to Center street. also by the Lincoln avenue cable, transferring to a Sedgqjck street car. It is earnestly hoped the public will give its support to this splendid work. Money contributions maybe sent to Mrs. Ira J. Geer. treasurer of the Chicago Nursery and Half- Orphun‘ Asylum. under the direction of Miss Bliss, will give Act 1 of Le Voyage de Monsieur Penichon, end the Eng- lish class. under the direction of Miss Sutton, will present some phases of early Engltsh History lilnstreted by stereopticen slides. Eeeh‘ member of the English class will he given 1 subject. An in- formal dance will follow the entertainment. The publieis eordielly invited. Admission free. HIGHLAND PARK NEWSâ€"WEI Highland Park The Highland Put Won-'0 Clubhold in Int.- i-g My dial-noon. It. manager. at the Northwest." mum: And-y mud n m on the “Origin“ Indian Tribal.” It. wu my interestingunnch 0! his Mr!“ VII “in from per-out! experience in the west. Lynn ”Prior an; Ind to; W» toned. In. George Cm minp. Mn. Willi-m Dooley. In. Fred Glow, tad Mrs. George Campbell. mthe haste-u of'thé alignâ€"“â€" Luci-noon. Fads, nmmoon what-nod I very cutting mot hull (Ill! bounc- New Trier um D. T. B. 8. Headed by young mun bath; a but drum the entire Iqhool trpopod down to tho many mud- whenaulune way!“ But ln-piuoltho enthusiastic booting o! the students, tho mu! 1n ehtefluinment willbe Receptioh It the Chi «a . » $8.0 NW2 Md. ' hdflOrphan Alylum‘ ‘ J ‘ ‘ Mother given 3t the High r __ .._..._ .-u-ur-. new xork. There will be original cartoons and Iketches of Highland Pork scenery by Mles Silver: and other artists. ‘ There will, of course. be I. table of Christ- mas candles only these will allAbe “home made." This wlll be‘ an Imus: opportunity to secuh d‘intn and n--l__1 -r'A‘ - o In View of the success of the Thanksgiving competition. end the excellent merit of the stories submitted, it has been decided to offer prizes to the pupil: for original Christmas stories under. the .v- wlc son to be. She ntéQg helm. ,,,-..‘ .v‘w 0! him, was well united by the Macao. Bound Brad, the “Crooked In,” hull worthy 0! Inn- “on a well do Stupid Linton and Bo‘ Peep. Jack Homr the gaudy was then with hi. ovu- mt pie. In. Cole bud-punt a III-bore! weeks on this ‘ ;1.4ll|ll..lulll. I‘Dâ€".8 Ionâ€"u 339,385.33qu Eigogqri ngFc-‘lalafig 33.91:!â€" uou’gFQF-FIUSIEIEE ‘0 n5. 8.. {flanâ€"50. II.â€" Christmas .. a special table will be devoted ablicationa of Mr. Alfred Bartlett a Cantetbury‘company of Chicago. It shop of East Aurora. New York. original cartoons and sketches of scenery by Miss Silver: find other -_£II - in g»?! Story. Competition h“ Proven her- Wisn next week. the quie e14