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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 19ur.
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
SCENF0F GREAT TROLLEY TRAIN WRECK NEAR ATLANTIC CITY, IN WHICH FIFTY-EIGHT PEOPLE LOST LIFE
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ROSE AND DOLLARS
By REV. EVERETT DEAN ELLENWOOD,!
PASTOR UNIVERSAL1ST CHURCH
jut nn Peachtree, street a new house |
worship Is rapidly nearing comple-
n. Every ’ passerby will) Is so for-
iatr- as to claim tills as his home city
1st feel a certain sense of pride and
• in the noble proportions and the
isle architectural beauty of this new
Idence of a people's belief In Clod, and
feeling of genuine gratitude to this
rtlcular household of faith for Its
ntrlimtlon to- the city’s moral wealth
Hut even more encouraging than the
lendid faith and devotion revealed in
is assembling of stone and brick and
a tar ts the evidence that those who
ve this work In hand are filled with
neratlon for the ( earth rooted pillars
•Gnd's flrst temples, the- gruves.
ie care exercised to preserve the life
■1 beauty of the- noble trees which
II Hallow tho entrance to this, house
God speaks volumes for the,.genuine
lture of the spirits who shall gather
•rein for praise and worship.
This Is said to be tho age of the dol-
. Too many of ub are prone to reck-
our civilisation by the length of oui
llroads Olid tho wealth of our com-
rvo. Wo are justly proud of this
antlful and rapidly growing city In
ii< ii we llnd our homes and our most
imate Interests. The far-famed At*
ita spirit" Is a very encouraging
Inc Indeed. It prophesies tho time
len our boasting shall he nieasurably
ndlcated. But do we really do out-
Ives Justice, do tv« not nctuallj. hu-
iliate our beloved ciiy.ln. tit* njlndj
discerning men when we estimate
i progress by tlm Increase In het
111; clearings? When, with ?
[conscious swelling of tlie che»t we
apeak of our city as “the New York of
the Houth or the 1’hlcngo of the South,”
just what tlo wo have most prominent
ly in inlnil. I wonder? Do we think
first of all of the opportunities for gen
uine soul culture which so abound and
so continually Increase in these great
centers of population? Do our thoughts
go out. first of all, to the art galleries,
the museums, the splendid orchestral
productions, the Immense vhoral socie
ties with their matchless renditions of
the Inspirations and dreams of the
masters of song, to the free lecture as
sociations, the free nlglu schools, the
splendidly equipped educational sys
tems. the Immense free circulating li
braries, the great park systems reach
ing to all parts of these cities, the miles
and miles of beautiful flower bedecked
boulevards, the countless free play
grounds for the children, tho gymna
sium* and public baths, the number
less free Institutions for the relief of
human need and distress, and the In
creasing numbers of other Institution*
and Influences which tend to lift life
from the disappointing meagerness of
mere existence/Is it this that we have
in mind when we liken our city to
some one of tho larger collections of
human beings, or do we think, first
of all. of the jostling multitudes of peo
ple rushing madly about with every
energy apparently devoted to the task
of getting somewhere else as quickly
as possible, each one burdened v»lth
his own special brand of selfishness;
or of the interminable rows of sky
ward reaching masses • of steel and
stone forming gloomy lanes down
which scurry constantly the tiny crea
tures who have called them Into be
ing; or of the shriek of whistles, tho
clang of hells and the unceasing thun
der of a great city** industrial life; or
of the smothering pall of smoke which
too often hides front view the majestic
march of the fclng of day; or of the
multitudes of fortress-like factories,
each for its stated fee of human life
turning out so many million of this
or that or the other within a stipulated
time: or of those mighty financial in
stitutions where men do barter with
the fortunes of a Croesus without
even the flutter of an eyelid or a quick
ened heart-beat: or of any of the oth
er Innumerable Indications of the great
aggregation of weulth, the bringing to
gether of such great quantities of the
precious 5*ellow metal, whose gleam
and shine and* merry jingle are too
often powerful to make us forget the
moan of distress and the pitiful bab
bie of Ignorance? What Is It, I say.
that we first think of, when, in aspi
ration and in prophecy, we thus speak
or think of our own beloved home city
in Increasing terms of greatness? Is
it culture or commerce? Is It men
or monoy? Is It (Sod or mammon?
It Is well that the rising generation
among us. those who shall he respon
sible for the molding of the structure
and the policies of the “Greater At
lanta.” shall be early Impressed with
the actual utility of beauty und the
spiritual aspirations which, form tho
elem-nts of true culture.. There la
Imperative need for. the further culti
vation of the esthetic sense.
With fur too many men-and women
the actual value of r thing Ift measured
only by the i>ower of .4? productiveness
In dollars and cent*.. .And they are
reckoned as good citizens, too. They
observe the laws, they pay their taxes,
REV. E. D. ELLENWOOD.
they contribute of their means and of
their persons to the worship of the God
In whom they believer the impulses of
benevolence ate not dormant within
their breasts, Opd they arc considered
to be “public BpIrttM.” too. They have
a certain sort <tf.<pridq In the city in
which they find' their homes. They
Services in Atlanta Churches
baptist _ '
ST BAPTIST—Fcadttrei' sail *.ain
Hr. W. W. iJindfam, PJJJW- *W;
[ip „t r 7:"i; ‘rabJeehf'Dn'y Controlling
I'TIST TAUEBNArJiE—Ur. br» «;
ihiun will mi bis >»» pull'B fuujtf,
In-; uod night. Alill o * l‘»fk !.
h on "RengJoo Ii, the DaMy Lift;,
■••rs will received Into the eUwrcu.
is!" he will pnWb an e !! n f •*'?
•••ri.,. Awfil Doom of a »' n *i
Following tlnf sermon Agen-nd
:**ll*»tl«- noitico wli lw» held. .
k-
(he Tabrii*«*!«* to
rig'iliwen rV TbeSjoni* eb5r "Ul r«Jj
* of t’hiirleiiyl' Alexander s latest
ri»i#.iAtir. litmuht«m brnngfit with
[, whW.h V Dr. r brought with
iUp pivaont ngltatlfi of tin* prohibition
Hf iion for Atlanta.
JACKSON It 11,1.BAIT 1ST—rare «•*{
fventi,, and JnrllsS) •fi* 1
w held at 11 a. i! an>l ?*> P, **-'■
• SM.-I T. Wlltln*nni. the anluK pastnr.
". preach. Sunav sclmol at J* i*i-
• - )Vedne«dny"v«Dlng at i-M. There*-
ii.tinthiy roncirnco Is In connection
-ilk '111* acyvlcT Ladle.' Mlaalcuary amt
AM Society und" Tburadny aftcrmKin at
IMMAXUBI, (BaFtTsT-^ A. Cowan,
N‘‘"! Honda/ School fl l
lar KPrvIcPM a tit jt. 111. and 7:39 p. m. I ue
1*3■ in r will p|sch at both service*.
M-DOXAIjf BAITI8T—Iter. George T.
U»wi*. pastoi* will preach at 11 a. m. and
• !•. in. HtfUSy school at 0:16 a. nt.
•—Prcflcblng
Numiajrachool at 0n,
•.LKNN (STREET BAPTIST—Corn*’
M**nn nu Smith streets. Bar. J.
honnu wi occupy the
The it o'locU aarriec .III J I
prayer ffTic*, after which then’
• "Uf Pror ,» „f the members for the pnnvose
n f • alllg n pastor. Sunday achool f:J1 n.
.reel*. iu 1 '. *»•
i pulpit at ,:i> p. in,
will I'" » son* nud
,-blch Tberi- will t» a
A lA kNU - Ur. John F. Pprwvr. pa.t,„r.
IT. TP. Bell will urn-.l, at the morning
“■"I, amt Mr. Uenwm. of Brazil, at tb»
' ,,'uif •entire. Mnitdar aphoul at »3D a.
a. rayer uieetlag Wedaeaday at 7:3> p. ui.
WODtVAItlJ AVEVIK BAPTIST—t'or-
■ r"f Bond ward nud Then,Ire avoiuiea.
.-.fain* l.y iu. imitor. Rev. II. C. Ilnr-
lev at 11 a IU. anil 7:33 p. to. Bible jqliool
ii' ii -n a i i .Tumor B. v. P. r. taeetlug at
S pf m. Bara.-a and Phllatlila elaiaaa
l>. iu. Iteaulnr mobtlily conferenco " odnita-
day at 7:33 p. w.
CENTRAT, BAPTIRT-It. I- Mo'lvy- l’“« -
tor Preat'blng Pv tbe pastor at 11 a. iu-
ami 7:30 p. m. Ju«t ten years ago thv pna-
tor lieaan W« Brst pastorate witb this
'burcb* He will prearli a sermon "PProprU
«r.“ ill Ilie oeeHSlon. Huiular sebool nt U:»3
S.'m Persmiai Workers’ club at 7 p. m.
l APITUt. AVBXl’B BAPTIBT-Ptreeb;
lug by Fn*tor .1. K. Brlgg* nt It «. «n. ! "' u
7::?) p. in. Monday *ch«M»i at 9:&> a. w.
dies'* Snaalonnry Km-lety Monday at |k
m, narm’S prayer moetlw, Mendny nt ...ri
n in Teachers’ mw’tlng Tuesday at 7mW
S»! iu.' Prayer and praise Meeting "*ln**
‘lay nt 7:3) p. in. Mentor It. 1. • . rri
ilny m 7:45 p. m.
WKMTKBN HEIGHTS HAPTIMT-Vaator
V. t*. Xorcross will preach-nt 11 o. m. and
iay p, in. Monday school at 9:1^ n. ni. II.
iC l\ !’. at #:3h p. m. Ordination of dea
cons nt 3:S«> |»- >»•
TEMPlsB UAPTIHT—Tin* onllnnmv «f
the Isold’* supper Will be i-elebmtjHl at this
church following pn*aclilug byihc paator
nud the reception nt new nieojbcra at the
il l m service. Monday school at 10 n. in.
Night senrtoe nt 7followed by the ordi
nance of baptism.
HOt'TIi SIDH BAPTIMT—Capitol avenue
nenr Weymaii atr«»t. The pastor, ^.T. H.
Dunlap, will preach at 11 a. m. *ud ».*) P ;
m U Monday «e*h«>ol nt a^J n. n». Udle*
Kmiety Tuesday at 3 r». m. I*»ycr
at 7:i) p. in. Wednesday. It. i. »• t. on
Thursday St 7 p. m.
HECON1) BAPTIMT—Dr. John B. White,
the po*>tor. will preach at 11 «does
••I* the World Getting Wor**: At ,JO
n iu.. the evening nerrlee will bcglnwith
I. NiH't'lu 1 soug hr the qnsrtct. Dr. WhU*
wHl pr?i./h mi “Persoiml Duty. Personal
PutriotUni und Individual lli**poiisltdllty —
a Mention to young Montheruern.
METHODI8T.
ST. MARK METHODIBT—Coraer I’.a.-li-
trre and Fifth strrets. Ilie im.lnr, Hus.
I'hnrlss i>. Jon.*.. UU. will lireaeb at li
„ m and 7:13 t>. m. Afrer tba inoruluz
sermon will Is; cammnnliMl. ,1uuday ...|i,><d
« a. 111. Inar inulo . lass tauifbt li.»
vv V “jnisssllo. Woman’s Forelmi, MIs-
■im.srv lodcbr anil mretlna of t hnrch Im*
nro?/mrnt >U» l“ty Tnred.y at i P. m.
stewards’ me. Unit Toewlsy, nt . A>- Fray*
,r uiretlu* We.ln.sdoy at p, m.
ST. IOIIN MKTIIODIST-Tbe iwslor. II.
t’ Christian, will prearli at It a. ™>:
rsitient of ihe I.I ■ Hnpper at elost of
the sermnn. Th" pasior will l>t«<h st
p. in., .smduetlD* rwlrnl serrlees.
ENGLISH AVENFESIETUODWT-a E.
L. Timmons, pastor. Preaebln* mornlnir
and nlalii liy tier. I'. M. Wllllntiis. Ban-
day school st 3 p. m. Prayer nieo lnR Wed-
nowlny at 7:SU p. in. Stewsrds' mseilu*
Moinliiy at 7 p. m.
JUFFKUNON HTBKKT MKTIIODIST-H.
E. I*. Tlmmous. pastor. Preaching at.11
n. in. by Ilev. M. Huuton^ /Sunday
school a. ui. Preaching at •:.» p. ni.
liy It E. Io. Tlminons. Hollnes* prayer
meet lux Thursday at 7:3) p. in. Ready
Workers Monday ut 1:30 p. in.
INMAN PARK MRTIIODIMT- Kdgew«iod
avenue and Hurt street. Rev. Henry B.
ilsys, pastor. Preaching by pastor nt ll
u. ni. and 7:10 p. m. Prayer inecling Wed-
ueadoy at p. iu. «»nisns Porcgi.
Missionary 8iK*lety Monday at *- A*. At to-
iieitiUll llu* pastor will pn*«eh at 4. fol
lowing Muoday school at 3 o cbwk.
MX. I.l'KH METIIODIMT—At Junction of
Powvll street and Bercnu avenue. Munday
school nt 9:30 a. m. Preselling by tUe |m»s-
tor. George W. Grlncr, at 11 a. in. and *:<J9
p. m.
WI’.HLEY MEMORIAL—Corner Auburn
avenue and Ivy street. Rev. trank nlltM,
paator. Monday achool at 9^0 u. m. Ihwy
lVopte’n Husk. Young Men a Ilsraca ctss*.
Young Ladles l*hll«The« class. Pnscblng
nt it s. m. by tlie imstor. Hong service
nt 7:30 p. m. Mjieclal mnslc by choro* and
orcbestm. Molo by Professor A. 4. Boil-
man. Preaching at 3 by the. pastor. Ep*
worth league devotional sorvue nt 6-W p.
in. Wednesday at «:*» p. Bible school
teaeUers' meeting; 100 p. m„ prayer serv
I,'; s:30 p. in., church sooisi. Noonday
prayer medlug every day from I- to «
o'clock.
PARK MTU BBT METHOD I KT-Forucr of
Park and Is?e streets. Rev. M. I rout-
man. pastor. Hundsy services: Sunday
school at •.»:*> a. ro. Preaching »t II a. ui.
and 1:T) p. ni. by the pastor Wednesday
evening prayer imtulng at tOft oclock.
IIEMPHILI. AVEXI E .MBTIIODIXT -
H.mphlll aiaiiui'. ttarlh of Fmiualt strrel.
Mlk.hmnrr einrvisas lu Xandajr Mbbvl. In
IH,, Hinri'h than* will Im amir.nl roll vail
of membrrs, followml by tho holy row-
niunlnn. Turelay ••vaalna. fourth qnartvr*
ly vepferenre.
FIUKT MKTIIOniST—Jum llon of Freih-
trre ami Ivy slrrels. Bor. Charles F.. How-
Ilian. U.U.. nsstnr. Huinlar sohrel nt
r, in. I’ubllo worship at If:.-, a. m. and
7:tB r>. ta. Tha moruloc aerrlre will ton-
•1st of cillWrea’a <biy and inlsalonary rally
by the Sunday si'hool.
GBACE METHODIST—Cornre Bonlerard
null lliahtnm! arenas. At 93!) n. in. Siui-
ilsy school. At It a. M.. Iirrevhlnx liy
pastor. At 4-.m |>. m.. Epworth l^upte.
At 7:33 p. to., preaching liy paator. At
a ; :li p. m.. Wmlnaaday, Monday reboot work
ers’ nsonefl. At * p. ui. Wmlncsday, pray
er meeting.
KOI,EATON MEMORIAL METHODIST—
Corner Washington and Fulton streets.
Regular Services nt 11 n. ui. and .:Stl p. m.
"cOlLeoU PARR 0 METHODIST—Biinday
school at 9:31 a. m. l’rwtohlna at 11 a. in.
by the pastor, Rev. VI. 11. LaPrsde, 4f.
EPISCOPAL.
Twsuty-Arst Sunday after Trlnltr.
t’ATHEDRAL—Cpruer Washington and
Hunter. Very. Iter. (’. T. A. 1’lse.D. D..
dean. 7:S3 a- m.. holy communion: 11 a. nt.,
litany, sermon nod holy communion; 4 p.
in., evsalng prayer! 7:M p. m.. evonlijx
prayer and sermon. Monday school it #•*.
All other days; *:») n. ni.. holy communion;
U a. m., morning prayer; 4:3') b. in., evening
prnycr. Wcflucwlny a ml Friday: i.itnny
at IQ&9.
ST. LUKES—393 Peachtree, next to
Peachtree Inn. Uev. i\ B. \YlImer. D.D..
reetor. At 7:10 a. in., holy communion: U
ii. n„ holy eonimunbiu ami sermon; 7p.
in., evening prayer and sermon. Hitmlay
si'hool at 9:A7. Felds,': Litany nt M.
INCARNATION—lee, near Gordon, IVmI
End. Her. t. J. F. Ferry, rector. At i:A)
s. m.. holy i.onunnnlon: It s. ni . morning
nrayi-r. sermon and holy communion: a p.
in., prayer und sermou. Sunday achool at
*:« a. in. AVedneadoy: Evening prayer at
S. Friday: Litany at <:3>l p. m.
ALL SAINTS-Cornrr Wear reach tree
anil North avenue. Iter. V.. K.- Fa
rector. At » a. m.. holy rooimnnlon: U
a. m.. Iltapy. aanwtn and holy eoiamnnloii.
4 p. hi., eveulpg prayer. Knnday achool 9 1’.
Wednredny: Litany at 10:33.
EPIPIIAXT— Corner Moreland and Euclid
BTonuoa, Inman l'ark Bov. V. A. Langstoa
In charge. At II a. m., holy communion and
sermon: Sunday school nt a:«t. Wednesday:
Litany at 4.
CHAFE!. OF THE GOOD SHErHEltD-
Flum, car ('orpin. Sunday sebool at 9:»3.
MISSION OF THE HOL1
Woods aTenue. near West .re.....™,
day aehool every Sumbiy at 3J9 p. m.
HOLT COMFORTER-Corner Atlanta
svenuo and Fullhlm street. Rev. Gilbert
lllggs. D. !).. In charge. Evening prayer
and sermon nt 4. Sunday school at 3.
Wednesday, litany at 4.
ST. ANDREWS—Comer Glenn ami Kent
afreeta. Rev. Gilbert Hlgga. . D.D.. Iu
charge. 11 a. m.. holy ccinmnBlon and ser
mon: 7*3 n. in., evening Prayer and aer-
awn. Sunday reboot at 3:io. Wednesday:
Litany ami choir work at T:W.
HOLT TRINITY—Decatur. Rev. C, A.
Ungaton In charge. Holy communion and
•arteon at 1L by Iter. ff. 3. Moody.
ST. TISIOTIIYS—South Kirkwood. Rev.
C. A. Uttgaton Iu cliarge. Evening prayer
and sermon at 4.
eBetle In chariv. Morning prayer nud
boast of Ita high buildings, Its splen
did factories, stores nnd bunks, and the
congested condition of the traffic in Its
freight yardn; but they arc much more
than likely to protest vigorously against
what they will denounce ns the waste
ful folly of taxing the people to pro
vide n better purk system, or free kin
dergartens, or public baths or ait art
gallery. "They are good people, but
they are exceedingly unfortunate. They
have persistently dwarfed the develop
ment of a very essential element in the
character of the normal mutt or wom
an. They are to bo genuinely pitied for
they ntlss no much In life. The exqui
site beauty of .the rose garden la large
ly lost to them because they recognlto
with a pang of greedy regret that the
space It occupies might Just as well
have accommodated a cotton field or a
factory. The living Bcrinon preached
by the sun-flooded windows which
graco some great cathedral falla upon
an unheeding soul, because the busy
mind Is calculating how many hams
ind bags of flour, how many tons of
coal and pairs of shoes might have
ministered to the relief of the needy
among God's children out of, the price
paid to the artists and artisans who
placed those matchless pictures In their
frames. They are dominated by the
same apirlt that voiced the criticism
And complaint against the woman who
annointed with costly perfume, the per
son of the world's deliverer. It I* the
unhappy ex.iggeratlon of the spirit or
Commercial Ism.
And, Just as those Qver-xealous dis
ciples failed to understand the Impulse
which made the sacrifice of the woman
of Bethany the most natural thing In
sermon st 11, by R«'v. II. D. Phillips.
ST. MARKS—LaOmnge. Rvr. R. K De-
Belle Id charge. Evening prayer and Her
at 3, by u«*r. II. D. Pill Rips.
GOOD SHEPHERD—Au*UU.. her. II. F.
DfHelh; In charge. MornJnjt prayer nna
sermon at 11. Evening prayer ana aermoii
at 3:S). ___
ST. JOHNS MISSION r-Oollsge Park.
Rev. W. .1, Moody in dwrge. Morning
prayer nnd sermon nt Ji.
CHRISTIAN.
FIRST UIUIBTIAN - 44 East Hunter
■treat. Rev. II. K. Pendleton, paator.
Preaching , t .11. «.
WEST END CHRISTIAN—Comer Gordqo
and Dunu streets. Iter. Bernard P. Mmltb,
pastor. Preaching nt 11 a. m. nnd
p. in.
HOWELL STATION CHRISTIAN—End
of Marietta street car line. Uev. George
W. Mullins, pastor. Bible school at 8 |>.
in. Preaching nt It n. in. and 7:30 p. ui.
COLLEGE PARK CHRISTIAX-Itev. G.
n. Illnnorit, poator. Bible srhpol o»«ry
Lord’s day nt 10 n. tn. Preaching tlrst
Lonl’a day at II n. m. aud 7:30 p. tu.
PRE8BYTERIAN.
WALLACE PR EH B Y TER I AN—Corner »f
Walker nud Htoncwull atnets. Rev. V. 1.
Cleveland, pastor. Preaching l»y^ pastor nt
II n. in. nnd song eervlre at #:45 p. in.
Paul Domdofo, the blind musician, will
take part. Mahlnith school at 9:3n a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:4j p. ui.
INMAN PARK I'llGHBYTERfAN-Premli-
itig tomorrow at It n. m. and 7:.^> I». m.
by the imstor, Rev. Jiimes R. Flcklen. Hun*
dsy senoid nt *t:3r> a. m. Yopuf People*
Hixdety nt S:t5 p. m. Regular midweek
pniyer meeting at 7^> fi’clock \\ednes«lay
CUMBERLAND PRi:.S»YTER!AN-Cor-
ner Harris nnd .Spring atreets. Il*v. George
II. Mack, pastor. Morning worship and
eennon at 1! o'clock. No service at night.
Munday school at 9:30 a. ui. Indies hoxll-
fary Tuesday nt 3 p. in.
CENTRJU# PRB8»>YTEBI AN—Washing
ton street, opposite capltot. Iter. Thcron
II. Bice, D.D., pastor. Hunday school nt
0;2^ a. m. Regular service* st 11 a. tu.
and 7 p. m. Brotherhood Bible class In
their room In Hunday school building nt
? :4S. .1. 4. Lugs ii will speak op "Tim
•ord’s Kup|H»r and it* Meaning.” and Mar-
loo M. Jackson, on ’The Apostle*. Dr.
Walden, of Athens. Ga., will preach at
at 7:3D. Harmons by Dr. T. E. Couverse.
Hunday school at 9:39 a. tu. Young Peo
ple** Society at 6:39 t». in. Regular mid
week prayer renJee \Ye«inesIay evening at
7:30.
the world for licr, no there are today
many men und women who cannot fully
appreciate the habit of thought of their
brethren who do not entlmnte the prog-
veaa of civilization by the ucales, tho
yardstick or the cash reglnter. The man
who could dig up bln wlfp’a Rower gar
den to make a more convenient wal
lowing place for hla hogs would only
regard with contempt or with amaze
ment the man, who “having two coat*
would well one and buy w'hite hyacinth*
with which to feed hla soul.”
The world suffer* much In the hatting
of Its progress toward true culture and
enlightenment by the lndefattguble en*
©rgy of these apostles of the ultra com
mercial spirit. What a vnndal man be
comes ns he scurries over Ood’n vir
gin earth trying to find some untouched
nook or corner-which- he may 'improve
and develop!” He delves deep In the
earth to bVlng up some metal necessary
to his scheme of progress, and not con
tent with making unsightly rents and
blotches upon the fair face of the land
scape, he must needs send -forth from
the chimneys of his smelter, poisonous
fumes nnd gases, visiting with death all
vegetation within reach of It* Influence,
and converting Into a dismal desert a
vast region which eratw’hll© blossomed
as the rose. lie require* turpentine
that he may make paint to cover the
earth with signs advertising lit* various
commercial enterprises, and multitude*
of living cathedral spire* must give up
their life blood at his dcinhrid and he-,
come thenceforth dead ' and ukcjesii
things, stark monuments td what one
writer has termed the "bkrbailsih of
civilization."
Perhaps God ha* sought to give to
IVnlkor, pastor. Hunday school nt 9:30 o.
ui. Morning service st 11. sermon by the
pastor. Young People’* Moclety Christian
Endeavor nt G:30 p. m. Evening sorvlce nt
7:10, Prayer meeting Weduesusy evening
at 7:30, followed by the teachers' training
and normal class s
Rice will preach at II «»ch>ek. Monday
rally dny In the Hahlmth school. Special
exercise* have been prepared and n flue mu
sical program will be rendered by the or-
ehestr*. All the former member* of the
school are expected to Im* present. flltf
school has been divided In a contest to
hriug In the greater niimlMir Of new schol
ars. Miss Belle Itrunuer lends one half
und those whom she Invites will wear a
blue rlblsiii. Mi** Pntdlho Wulchendorf
lends the other side, which will Im* desig
nated by n white ribbon. Tb* ribbon will
be supplied at the door.
COLLEGE PARK PRESBYTERIAN -
Services Hunday at 11 a. m. by Rev. 4. II.
Mach, pastor. Hunday school at 9:3) n. in.
GEORGIA AVBXnff PRESBYTERIAN—
Corner Oeorgtu avenue and Grunt street.
Morning service »•: II o'clock nnd evening
st 7:39 o’clock. Handoy school nt 9:J>.
Memliers are isNiuented to he present und
meet tbe newly c*ll«*l pastor. Rev. II. 4.
Williams, formerly of Uharleston, H. l.,
who will prea<*h both sermons. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at «09 o clock.
Hi* carthborh*, heavenward struggling
children; q.*^n# of hope nnd cheer In
some little mountain stream making Its
way Horn, the oterivil snow* to tho
great river in the valley, far below, but,
ala*! It* music I* lost to u* because
It* tiny rippling current has been
choked and destroy*) by the filth and
refune from *oine mine or factory.
Here, In thl* nuumlvc granite boul
der, around which the tender lichens
cling so lovingly and confidingly, wp
may find a sermon requiring for It*
correct Interpretation and Immediate
application no tedious preparation In
tho schools or knowledge of long for
gotten lore, but before we have a
chance to read the sermon, It* pulpit
Iihs been appropriated by some enter
prising «on of the commercial age, who
ruthlessly scrape* off the lichen, and’
with quantities of glaring point make*
tho helpless boulder announce to all
who come that way that somebody dr
other sell* shoe* for three dollar* u
pair that are warranted not to rip, tear
nor run down at the heel.
How shall we measure the progress
of our civilization? By the number of
thing* we moke to eat and wear anri
sell to our neighbors, or by the extent
to which we have developed within our
own heart* the genuine -love for the
beautiful thing* that God has made?
By the number and capacity 9f our fac
tories. the size of our armlea and the
power of our death dealing, engine* of
war, the wealth of our mine* and field*
and forest*, or by the constant increase
In our deep-seated reverence for that
which God alone can glvs, and which
God alone should take away, human
life?
Jackson ami v namusniu wrerip. »
lure *t II n'Woek to thu imrenln* .ml >:W
«• .lock in tin- iv.nlnt Sumla* reliunl ut
9:.?) o'clock In Hip morning, \oung Fro.
plo’» Kotlny .1 7:7) n'rlwk Frlilaj rvrnln,.
MOO BE MEMOBIAl" FHENBYTKItlAN-
Fornrr l.iirklo nml luitlinrr ulreula. Dr.
A. R. Holilornjr. pnalor. Nnrniment or [no
l.nnF« Hnpprr at mnrnlli* .MTlro. Iii.l.lln-
iloii of nrrelr ulrrlmi offiror. at H o. iu.
Tin* re,lor will prr.th niomln, nml »rr|i;
In,. I'Url.llnii Eiulravor Nocirly nt 0:.,D
I*, in.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tkr AtUntu F«jreln>ln(ric.l rk<«T.;ty will
inrrt fluuSoy ollirrnooii nt 3 o clock at I—
Freclitirr utrrri. From " until Ml relrr-
llon. mi |il.no by Frofreuor Hilkr I.
Grui-r. Two uilitrrerea. from 4 until 1
liremltnl mu.lial |iru,rum. Freni 4:1) un-
111 5 o'clock trn-inliilllr Ulk. on IrwOli to|.ie
nuil demonatnitton tu tmitlug tkr «lck.
Tile Atlunta branch of I lie Watch .Towrr
Bible .ml Tract !*o.-irti will bohl the r
rripilnr wrrklv lllblr .tnily In Woodmen',
hall, r“ I'rnchtrcc atrrcl, Baaday luoriiln,
at 11 o'clock.
NI. John. German Evangelical I,ut boron
cbnrch. corner of Forajrtb nml Harnett
afreeta. hervlcee will l>* roadocteri amla
aermoii nrearbrel hy the paator, Uev. At.
Volllirichl, at II a. a. ffnndnj- achool at
9::» n. in.
Chares of Chrl.t, AVe»t Eml avenue. III-
hlo atinly at 19 a. tn. Frearhlna amt c.HTi.
raunion rervl'v. at II a. nt. I’rnyer meet-
la, Ttmnalay at 7:4.7 p. in.
j’otiug Men', t’hrl.lliin A,.o.|zlion—I'or-
arr of Fryor atrcct ami Auhnrn tvoque.
.Iluililln, la ojieu at J p. tu. Mo»te bv
orrheatrn at 5j>. in. Rlble cl.w A* JJ’-.-Pj-
• A Hun.hlnr Talk, by Dr. A’ ."•.''A 1 ' 1 '’•
at 3:19 p. m. Special inuzlral fealurr".
IliilldlUE clone, at Ip. m. ,
ClulWlaii nml MlrtoiaW AlllaMa-BMO-
l.r aorrlcra la Aillauci* hall Bqhrfay afte.*
noon and WorlnriKlaj aftermxin nt I. \oun,
people’, .errlce. Tliur«l.y nt •:» p.ju-
ttui. Ilowanl A'auSIckle. of I lor!(In. will
preach Sumlny nflernoon.
Flret Church of Chrl.t (S’cl,ntt,t). B K
Baker atreot. Service, at 11 o. m. »ml I 1--
in. Teatlumulal uiertln, \\ edncreJay 11 I
p. iu.
Sacred Heart 4’hureb-Pe.cbtree and Ivy.
l,ow inn a. at 7. 9:10; Sunday KliooJ «tfc
high mnaa at 11. CalabSS Rev. Fn her
Southrlmer. N. M. Sermon by Her. Ir.tlirr
Rapier. Sunday ereuliic Benediction, con-
I icrenco on ’’TIm; Comniimlon of 8»lntn, by
Rev. Father Murphy. H. M.. at I. Sprclni
miMie by Dr. J. Irewl, Browne, 'trek
day.: Mn«« »t *:». 7. »: mmfeMlon. cvrry
inoriilDR from H to «; Saturday front 3:19 te
■i nud 7 to » p. iu.
t'nlveraaltlt Church, corner PMWhtr.a oml
Ko.t llarrja atrerl.. Itev. E. D. bll.nwood,
pa.ter. t'rHcllluc by tbe paator at 11 a. ni.
and 7:43 p. in. Mornlim rerrten appropriate
to All Saint. Day. S’andoy achool at 9:15
a. in. Y. F. <’. 1. at 7 p. ui.
En,ll»h Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
? —Corner Trinity und Capitol place. Ur).
E. C. Croak, pnator. Moraine nervier, with
rermon, at 11. Sunday achool at 9:39 a. m.
Evruiiig aervlre nt-7:33.
Jewish—The Traiple. corner South Pryor
nnd lllrhardami .treat.. Davhl Marj. rabbi.
Servleea Friday evening at «. Saturday
morning nt 19 nud Snmlay morning at II.
Rabbi Leonard J. Levy, of Plltalmre. Pa.,
will preach the rermon at tbU Sunday
inorulug aervlce.
I’ultarlau Church IClmrcb of Our Futhari,
corner of Cain and Spring atrrota. Ilav.
Iluah It. Shlppeu. I). D.. mlnlat»r In
charge. Hcgnler .ervlira at 11 a. tn. Sum
ilay achool nt 9:45 a. tn. *
will la- cou.ldcroil.
NEW SLEEPER ON
W. & A. R. R. TO
CHATTANOOGA.
Effective) at Atlanta. October 27th,
and Chattanooga. October 29th, tha
\V. & A. Railroad will operate on Its
train,. No*. 3 and 4. rullman sleep
ers between Atlanta and Chattanooga,
train leaving Atlanta at 8:50 p. ni.
land iiaggenger* can remain In same
until 7:00 a. m. next morning In Chat
tanooga, returning passengers can get
in sleeper at Chattanooga at 9:00
p. m. and arrive Atlanta 7:10 next
morning.
C. a HAR1IAN',
General Passenger Agent.
BOYD' fz/oro