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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ANI) NEWS.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
■“ ■■ ' “' 11 won on attainment of towilth. The tonic
Services m Atlanta Churches 6®®*®***
BAPTIST.
r.iFNN STREET HAITIST—Corner of
Glonn am! swltu etreots.. Bnnday school
'yd!*, „ m.: urcradtlnf nt 11 n. m. dml 7:30
* m, hr Her. A. 1.. FJurv; prayer nervine
yj-edpeeilay evening at .OT.
PONTE DELEON AVENUE BAPTIST—
air '} YV. Millard. & 1'.. paator. Sunday
lihonl - 9OT a. m.: church awrteei. 11 a. ui.
; : 'u p. m.i evening avbjert. "The Mnn
S«Mn*“wrdirr»da? U «-eS! , ni{ at TOT. * En ri'J
lUUANUCL BAPTIST—Corner Fair and
Hereon avenue, ltev. J. 1). Wlneheeter,
,,..tor Sunday aebool at 9:11 a. m.. T. L.
i’L luperlntendent. Preaching at U n
i- and TOT p. m. hr the pnetor. Junior
rJlinn at J P. m- Pbuathea prayer meeting
ft. Strangera and vlaltora cor*
’tallyInrlted.
nnAST PARK BAPTIST—Corner Oeor-
.M.I llmiit tln.nf (1 S? Viinn
Senior Baptist Young people s union nt sot
„ m Prayer and song service Wednesday
Ei USO nT tn. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered Sunday at 7:10 p. m.
WESTERN HEIGHTS BAPTIST—Corner
Kennedy and Chestnut streets. T. E. El-
Jft raietor. Sunday school at »:*> a. m.
fvs'nrhing at 11 a. ro. and 7OT p. m. Ladles -
Aid Society at the home of the pastor on
\Vodne»dny at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:30 p. ni. Kunlftam society
Friday at * P- Choir practice Frldny at
7OT p. m.
WOODWARD AVENUE BAPTIST—Sun
day school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching nt lit
Si and 7-30 p. m. 1>Y the pastor. Uev. II.
?' lfiirley. lit the morning service the
i'l l Fellows and Itnheksha of the city will
attend In t body. The subject of tbo ser-
!io5 will be "Odd Fellowship. - ' AY night
the ordinance of baptism will be adniluls-
wed, and the servico will ho evangelistic
la nature.
CENTRAL BAPTIST—Sunday school at
SOT a nt. Sermon and worship st 11 a. m.
and 7:39 P- m. The pastor, Bsv. B. L.
r?ff preach morning - and evening.
afternoon at 3
‘ lesday
prench morning
meeting Monday a
o'clock. Church prayer meeting YYedai
at P-
TEMPLE BAPTIST—Corner Mangttm and
Wait Hunter street. Dr. A. C. Ward bis
returned from tho state convention et Val-
ffi” and will occupy bis pulpit at U a.
in. and 7:39 P. m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at 7:30 p. m: and Sunday aebool at
9:10 a. u. every Sunday.
CAPITOL AVE.NTEBJ
it 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. r... ——•
t. Briggs. Morning subject, "The Restore,
tlna of tbs Apostle Peter. -- Sunday school
at 9-30 a. m. Junior Union at t p. m. La
dles - Missionary Society Monday at * p. tn.
Tcacbcra - meeting Tneaday at 7:45 p. m.
Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:15 p. m.
Thanksglr - *“
hapllit Vi
7:4$ p. m.
BROWN MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Her. W.
A. Babb, paator. Preaching at 11 a. m. h,v
Rev. J. H. Taylor. At 7OT p. m. by
Rev. C. N. reek. Sunday school at »:*>
a. m. Ladles* Aid Toaaday at 1:30 p., m.
l’rtyer meeting Wedneaday at 7:30 p. m.
JACKSON HILL ‘BAPTIST—North Jack-
aon Btreet and East avenue. John D. Jor-
dan. D.D., minister. Service and sermon at
11 a. m. and 7:30 n. m. Sunday echMl at
l:3i a. m. Tonng People’s meeting at «:*•
p. m. Prayer meeting YVednesday at 7:30
5. m. Young Women’s Missionary and Aid
hocl.ty Monday at 3:30 p. m. Pniyer meet.
Inf at 1:10 p. m. Tuesday. Missionary and
Aid Society Thursday at 1 p. m. Sanbeams
Friday at 130 p. m. The |
ly Invited
CAPITOL AVENUE BAWTIST-Snudar
will be Reception day at the Sunday school.
T. A. Teaadale will makt a abort talk on
“The Meaning of Membership n Onr Son-
day School." Paator Briggs will speak on
"Hie Aim of Onr Bnnday School.”
WEST END BAPTIST-Tbe paator, pr.
Joba r, Purser, will preach Sunday morning
and evening. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Il.wtl.4 v.www Hannln'o I T fl Inll Sell
char*© of Woman’# Homo Mission Society,
r.pwrorlh Lonuup mooting at 6:S) p. in. The
woripri coiinril ino*»f« \Vr<Ui<‘Hifnr at o?30
P* w. Prnyer moctiug Woiluesdny nt 7:30
°fi 5** Joh,n \ Mothodls?*church ..... ....... ....
ill-nay meeting uext Tueaday: November 28,
n pbacrvance at the week at prayer. The
Indies who will take part lu the program
n . re H» b * A* tnudler, Mr#, llnrvie Jor-
%?"• c * c * Jnrrcll, Mr#. J. U. Kabos.
Mrs. Thomas and other#. Mr#. KUInholnor
will sing. All the Indie# of tho church nnd
their friends are Invited. Lunch will be
•erved at the pa raounge.
t» H 5Mk HILL AVKXUE METHOtilST-B.
II. Hobo. pastor. Sunday #ohool at 9:30 n.
Special program at 11 n. in. Home
Evening
missions nnd church extension.
service at 7:30.
Mist Eda E. Bartholomew, organist of the
First Methodist church, bits arranged for a
#erle# °f organ recital# to be given during
the winter, the flr#t one to take p!«ce Suu-
day, November 24. at 4 p. in. Miss Bnrthol-
omow win lie a Mint cl by Miss Annie Laurie
l. nnsrford, noprano. These recitals are free
to the public.
TRINITY AVBNVtTMETHODIST—Cor-
."Tiltehnll nnd Trinity avenue. Dr. J.
U. lace, pn#tor. Service# nt 11 ft. m. nml
7:30 p. m. The ltev. Thoms# D. Ilauimond
will preneb at the morning service and the
evening service will be conducted under the
ounploes of the Anti-Snloon Longue. S*uu-
dny school at 9:30 a. m. Thanksgiving spe*
d °l B ^ rT J. c * 11 odock. Dr. Lee will
PfMcb. weekly prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m.
INMAN PARK ilETlIODIBT-Edgewood
avenue and Hurt street. Rev. Henry B.
*■ absent at conference. Rev.
A. A. Tilley will nreach at 11 s. in. No
service at night. Prayer meeting Wednes
day at 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at 9:30 s.
CONGREGATIONAL MBTHODI8T ~ 88
Cooper street, two blocks from Whitehall.
Rev. Itolfe Hunt, D.D., pastor. Wenching
Sunday nt 11 a. rti. and 7^0 p. m. Hnndny
school at 9:80 a. m. Prayer meeting at 7:s0
at 7°30 'p e m D0 Fci5riy" Ul1 Allj,,lonBrjr ^f^sty
EPISCOPAL*
November 24,* Bnnday, next before Advent.
CATHEDRAL—Coruer Washington and
Hunter. Very Rev. C. T. A. Mae, D.D.,
dean. At 7:30 s. m.. holy communion; 11 a.
m, . morning prayer and aermon: 4:30
p. m.. evening prayer and sermon. Sunday
school 9:30 a. m. All other daya: At 7:30
a. m., holy communion; 9 a. in., morning
prayer; at 4:30 p. m., evening prayer.
Wedneaday and Friday: Litany at 10:30
CHCRCII OF THE 8011/8 UNFOLD-
i ME NT— Hervlo**# will l»«* Coi»lncte<l Sunday
Snblmth wh:»ol nt "t 8 1>. m. nt 123 Peacbtrss^tiwst by Iiev.
longue nnd I'hlln- M. A.JReluiuer. pnktor. Subject. 'The l r
PlAlor.
ng Men
Icd’S Bible
* hnnd nt 3 p. in. Cbrlstin
45 p. m. Wednesdh* praye
jer of Tbocght." The puldlc Is iav(te«l.
STREET CAR BARN—The regular devo-
, „ - p. ni. Thnuk((giving nerv* tloual service will In* held at the street car
Ice at 10:3(7 o. in. Thunwlay. 'Strangers 11»arn Sunday nt 9 o'clock. * C. A. London,
and traveling men • assured a cordial wcl* I lender. All *tr*M>t enr moil nml their fnm-
coine. All seats free. lilies are cordially Invited. A welcome to
CATHOLIC.
sacred Heart catmolic church
—Penphtree and Ivy streets. Sunday mass
at 7. 9:30. 11 h. m.: Sunday school. 9 a. m.:
Young Men*# Apologetic Association, 10:15
n. m.; sermon nt high mass, liy Father Ra
pier; 4 p. m„ rosary; Instruction, by Father
Gunn on "Modern Iwllcnltle#;" heuedtc*
tlou. Week days: Mass at 6, <»:30, 7, 8 a. tu.
CONGREGATIONAL.
MARIETTA STREET CONGREGATION-
AL.—Corner Marietta nnd McMillan street#,
Rev. W. II. Tillman, -pastor. Service# nt
11 o. ni. nnd 7:30 p. m. Theme for mortilng
worship will be "A Secret Osll." Rev. Dr.
J. W. Blos-er will preach nt 7:33. Subject,
••Manly Christian Character." Sunday
school at 3 p. ui. MUI-week prayer uieetlug
Thursday ut 7 p. tu.
UNION CONGREGATIONAL TABER-
NACLE—Corner MeDantel. nnd Hightower
streets. Rev. O. A. Barbee, pastor. i*reach-
Ing nt 11 a. tu. nnd at 7:3) p. ui., by the
tiestor. Sunday sclimd nt 9:30 a. m. Harnca,
rhllnthen and PhllntUea. Jr., Sunday nt
9:30 a. m. and Monday night at 7:30 j». ui.
prnyer
ftlug Frl
at 3
nt 7:30 p. ni.
8T. LUKES—Peachtree, between Currier
tad Pine. Rev. C. B. Winner. D.D., rec
tor. At 7J0 a. m., holy communion; 11
i. m., morning prnyer and sermon; 7:30
p. in., evening prayer and sermon. Sunday
school at 9:45. ,
INCARNATION—LeeTnear Gordon. We#t
End. 11 a. m., morning prayer and sermon;
7:30 p. tn., erenlng prayer and sermon.
Sunday school at 9:45.
ALL SAINTS—Corner West Peachtree and
North avenue. Rev. Z. S. Fariand. rector.
At 8 a. m., holy communion: at 11 n. in..
morning prayer aud sermon. Sunday school
at 9:45. V>enlng prayer at 4. Wedneaday:
Litany at 10:30.
EPIPHANY—CorneTMoreland and Euclid
avenues. Rev. C. A. Langsttm, vicar, In
charge Morning^prater and sermon at 11.
urge.
many
NORTH ATLANTA BAPTIST-PlwicMag
at II «. ro. nnd 7:30 p. ui. tif the p»ltor,
William H. BeU.
F.DGEWOOD BArTIST—Sunday aehool at
»:« a. n. Prearhln* at 11 a. ro- «nd 7:30
p, m. by V. C. Noccroia. A1I cordially lu-
Tiled. *
BAPTIST TABEBNACLE-Dr.; Bronuhton
*111 preach Bnnday. In the erenln* bla auli-
Jen will Im* **A Literal lteanrrectlon WH
Thla Same Body Be On This Same fcartbr
JONES AVENUe”BAPTIST—Serrleea at
II n. m. nnd 7:45 p. tn. Iter, J. 'V. II
liolM-rlaon will All the pulpit at both
Ife*. Her. Mr. Itnhertaou ha, bee
««te.l In eramrelletlc work for the Home
nlMion Board for two yeara. Sunday aehool
. yeara.
Sri^ladlwTld'soclety Monday aft-
meeting Wed
erneoii at 3 o'elta-k. Prayer me
aenlay ereulD* nt 7:C0 o'clock.
METHODIST.
9T. LUKE METHODIST—At the Junction
of Heronn avenue nnd Powell etreet, Sun 1
•iny .rhool nt 9:30 e. m.. 8. M. Darla, auper-
Intemlent: 11 a. m. aerrtce by Anti-Saloon
league; 7:»> p. m. aervleea eouducled by
Hfiacn of the church, led by YV. II. Mila
kgelkton memorial methodist - -
tha pri-ahlinir elder, Rev. Patwona, ~
pre*fh mornlns and nlgbt Sunday. -
feugregatlon will hold their Thaukaalvln*
eervire on Himilay night, bratend of Thanka-
11 ring liny.
fie- prngrama are nt followat
Morning, 11 o’clock—Organ. I loy/
o'lig" irniuntedi. Mnge; Hymn SH,
Awake, jiy Soul;" anthem, "Ten Thom
aind Tlmea Ten Tbnuaandf. Hymn XA,
"[•or. Divine: -- offertory, Sir. nnd Mra.
W. W. Sander, nml choir: po.ibide.
Maht. 7:00—Hprelnl Thnnk.glvlng nervlre;
erann. "Torch of Ulierty -- (Mateht. Seoteon
Clark; hyniu. --My Country, "Ha of Thee,
Smith; prayer: hymn. "Come Ye Thankfnl
Penph*. - ' Arnold; Panlter; anthem. "O, Sing
J“to the !_ord," Sotlv: offertory, aopvano,
SI"- Hnlph Emeraon Walaon. Sermon, Hey.
Pnraona. providing elder; nnthem, "Abide
5 Mi Me, O’Knne: Paalter for Thnnka-
S r -ng Day: cloning aong, "Star Spangleil
naaner,” Key; iloyology nnd henetlletlou;
iwlnde.
GOOD SHEPHERD—Auatell. Bn-. R. F.
DeBello In rbarge. Holy eommnnlon and
aermon at U, by the Rev. 8. 8. Spear.
ST. JOHNS—College Park. Rar. Ollliert
Hina, D.D., In charge. Morning prayer
ana aermon at 11.
BUFORD MISSION—Rar. R. F. DeBello
In rbarge. Morning prayer, litany nnd a*e-
mon at U.
* PRE8BYTERIAN.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN—Gordon
and Aahby ,treat,. Rev. Lynn 11. Walker,
paator. Sunday aohnol at 9OT a. m. Morn
ing aerrlce at 11. Sermon hy the paator.
Evening aerrlce at 7:10. Pniyer meeting
Wedneaday evening at 7:30, followed by
Teacbera - Training and Normal claea.
INMAN PARK PUK8HYTKH1AX—Corner
Edge wood nml Eurlld n venue.. Preaching
by Poster J. II. Fleklcu nt II n. m. and 7:90
a>. m. Sunday aehool at 9:30 a. in. Young
people'a meeting Sundny at 9:w P. m.
HARRIS 8TRBEt"~PRESI1YTBIIIAN
Church corner llarria and Spring atreele.
Service, will b« held Sunday at It n. in.
Her. George A. Beattie will preach Sun
day aehool at 9:15. All nre cordlnlly In-
*"« hj iVev!* e!'e1’ cJveiiepiT
ST. JOHN METHODIST—Sundny i
•* the Ynuna l'coiilc’a Mission!
will have charge of the servh
BsssnSTiK
.MO..- e. aerrlce. A*t
ejcellent program hne been arranged. Good
nm*ie win he furnl.hed by the young pfo-
p.c. dioru. chclr, the mule quartet nnd
•rinlrta. Dr. Mnrlon Melt, HnU wilt deliver
£ a- dre,a on "Mlanlonn.” nrhlcn will be en.
'ey a Inin g and In.truetlre nnd of eapedal
mtrre.t to the men of tbo chutvh.
n *' r MARK MEt7iO*I> 1ST—Uer. S. «.
Jj-H. iwntor. Pmu-hlng ot 11 n. m. by
if'- l-nwreneo I’help.. f). II. No oerrleea
■'rlsht- Sundny aebool at 9:30 a. tn. IJenf
flnaa. Mr. W. F. Cruaaello teneher.
?£.>•- T. McCord auperintendent. Prayer
j. y’hig Wetlnck Inr evening nf 7:30. Public
“’■led to attend ttieae aervleea.
J’.U.KER STREE-TsiETHODIST-SerT.
7-* »t the regular hour Imth morning nml
•veidng hr iter. Angnat Erneat. of Baton-
fC?- 1 '•». We want the memlienhlp and the
rj.cml, of ■•nrotUer (inn -- tbroagbmtt tho
» come out nnd hear him. Sunday
ot ® : * > nherp. Come nud bring a
“nd feel at home with na. Mian l.nln
Jehtuon , cl,,. t, reqorMcd to meet nt the
enr-uiage at JOT a. in.
.A' MI.KY MEMORIAL—Corner of Anlmrn
Eff «nd Ivy atreel. Her. R. F. Enkej.
r* |i Sunday -luml at JOT a. m.. M. M.
nnnerfntendent. llo.y people 1 , rlnna.
H,('ham teneher: young men - n Rarnea
Hi ’' - '*(« Llagle l.npo tearher: young la-
,,-.*v-vwt. i-r»aen:ng at
Mee at 7OT p. in. Senleo
R'HIU* 1UU 5 UIIIIUI BH-I m *»VV. Ulllffll
Him, D. D.a In charg*. Evrnlnf prayer
and sermon at 4. Sunday aehool at 3.
ST. ANDREWS—Corner Glran and Kent
atrrets. Rev. Gilbert Hljris. D.D., to
charge. 8unday aehool ot 3:19 p. tn.
HOLY TRINITY—Decatnr. Holy com
munlon and sermon at 11 by Rev. S, 8.
Spear. Bnnday school at 9:45.
_ }‘A llcaxinnlile God.” Young peo-
pic’s service at 6:20 p. in. At the wcnlng
service nt 8 o’clock, Dr. linker will de
liver the third of a seriea of lecture# esne-
" for young people. Subject, •The
I nnd Disgusting Young Man.” I’roy-
er meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
Everybody, who attends I# reijnested to
quote a verso from the Bible containing the
word “Joy.” and give a reason for thank
fulness. Hpeolnl Thanksgiving service nt
11 n. m. Thursday, with sermon l»r Dr. Ba
ker nnd n line musical program. Thanksgiv
ing eparert by the Phllathea class nt 8
o’clock Friday evening In assembly hall.
chrIstian:
FIRST CHRISTIAN—Corner South Pryor
nnd Trinity avenue. II. K. Pendleton, pas
tor. At* 11 *a. iu. tchre will be a special
sendee for new members. At 3:30 p. m.
Mr. Wilson will spunk to men and boys
‘‘Nnnuian. the IdCper." At 7:33 |>. iu., 1
Wilson will speak to a mixed audience.
LIntt and the Besrden sitters will sing nt
tho various services.
the public.
LUTHERAN.
CHURCH OF THE UKDKEMKR (ENG
LISH LUTHERAN)—Corner Trinity arenuo
nnd Capitol place. Ilov, E. C. Cronk. pas
tor., Morning service with sermon at 11
o'clock. Slide school at 9:30 o. m. Evening
service at 7 JO p.
ST. .TOIINS GERMAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN—Corner Forsyth nnd Garnett
streets, u. Nussliuni, pnitor. Prencblng
lu Gcrmnn nnd Engilsli nt 11 n. in. Iu this
service, emphnsfs will lie laM upon our duty
to work toward the ev«nr^“~“ ' *
world. Sunday school at
At the Sunday afternoon service of the
Young 5Ien'« ChrlstlAU Association, Rev.
Lynn fit. Walker, pastor of the West Kml
Presbyterian church, will speak on a nub-
Ject of Interest to men. The assaelatlon
orchestra will play a short, program before
the aerrlce nun win also furnish the music
at the meeting. The service begins at 3:80.
All men are luvited.
ANC0 _ I
72V4 North Broad Ntrcet. Sunday and W<
uesdny afteruoous nt 3 o'clock. Youni
People’s meeting Thursday night at
All cordially Invited.
Ity church will hold a hnxnnr r , ...
vemlier 22, from 3 to 6 o’clock in the after
noon at the residence of the lady manager,
201 Washington street.
The Young PcoDle’i
will have charge of the servi
Methodist chnrch uext Sunday evcului
7:45. A most excellent program lias l»een
arranged for this service. The music will
lie of the best—Coca 1 sold#, male quartet
and a chorns composed of ronng people’s
voices. A short, stirring ndnresa on ronnf
people’# work for missions will be dell re
l»y an attractive speaker. The public
cordially Invited.
WT7IIT " l II m. III. S I4-4UUIIIJI Ilk *».•" «. III.
and 7:30 p. ni. by Flnvll Hall, of Trlon.
Gn. l’rayer meeting Thursday.night at 7:30.
UNI VERBALIST.
UNIV'ERSALIST—Corner Peachtree nnd
East Harris. Rev. E. I>. Ellen wood, pastor.
Regular preaching service nt 11 a. m.. with
sermon by the pastor. Subject, 'The Mod
ern Samaritan.” Sunday school at 9:45, with
classea for all. All scats are free and all
arc cordially Invited.
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN—Spring afreet, cor
ner of West Cain. Rev. Alexander T. Bow-
aer, minister. Services at 11 a. m. Sun
day school at 10 a. tn. A series of ser
mons on “Jesns and His Religion.” from
the point of view of modern thought and
* of today. The first will be “The
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ATLANTA PSYCHOLOGICAL SO-
CIBTY, Robert Bryan Harrison president,
will meet Sunday afternoon nt 3 o’clock
at 122 Peachtree street. There will l»e vocal
and Inatrunientnl music and a ten-minute
lay ____JSL
thirty, will have a reunion at tl
Baptist Orphans* home Sundny ai
3 o'clock. November 24. One of i
The schools of the Atlanta Baptist Sun
School Association, numbariug about
‘ * ‘ the Georgia
afternoon at
... __ I the largest
gatherings of the association la expected
at this meeting. Some of the schools have
Broad and Alabama afreets. The-two
transfers trill bo made at the price of om
, Atlanta Bible 8chool.
Tbo Atlanta Bible aebool, at 88 Cooper
treat* near Whitehall, will bold public-ex-
erclscs each afternoon from J to 4 o’clock,
except Ratarday, Sunday Included; also
Tuesday and Thursday nights. At 3 p. ni.
Thursday, tue 28th Instant, Thanksgiving
sermon will be preached by Dr. Charles O.
Jones, formerly. pastor rtf St. Mark Meth
odist church. At l.into, but now of Rome.
Ga. Seats are free at each of these exer
cise#, and the general puldlc Is earnestly
Invited. Especially Is It desired that Dr.
Jones’ friends be present on Thursday.
Beth-Israel Rehearsal.
The friends of Beth-Isroel Congrega
tion, who have volunteered to join In
the dedication exercises on December 1
are requested to assemble In the vestry
room of the new synagogue, corner
Washington and Clark streets, Monday,
evening at 7:45 o'clock for the general
rehearsal.
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ASSOCIATE BBKoSmED PRESBYTE
RIAN—Comrr Whitehall .trert anil YYlilte-
ball Temire. th-rrloe.: I’regrhlng at It
n. m. niul 7:45 p. m. Iijr the pn.tur. Her.
J. A. Gordon. Morning »nh!wt: "God - ,
rail to no Awakened rimri-h. - Hnht>ntU
.olinot nt 10 n. ni. Young People's fbrt.tl.u
Union nt 7 p. ui. Snl.Jert: "Work Auioug
Immigrant,.' - YVcilnendnjr erenlng prnjer
meeting et 7:45. Subject: "Ueeren.
MOORE MEMORIAL PRESnYTERIAN-
Uorner I.oekle nnd Lettaaer glreele. Dr. A.
R. Holderhjr, poeror. SeerIre. nt 11 n. m.
nnd 7:39 p. u. L'hrlitlau Eudenror nt COT
|l. ui.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. Y\ - nlter I.
I.lngie. D.D.. the pnetor. will preneh n, 11
n. m. nnd 7OT P. m. Snnil,/ nebool n, JOT.
Prayer meeting YVedneedny ere'iln* nt ,:45,
led by the pnetor. The epeetnl Thnnkwlv-
lug .errlee will he held Tbnrnd.iy morning
nt 11 n'elnek. The ehnrrh le Iwnted eenr
the iMMtoltlee on Mnrlett, itreet. Rente nra
free nud rontrlhutlon, volnntnry. The beet
ebolr In the city.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN—Uorner of
rhnmlierlln nml Jneteon etreefe. l reaching
every Hnndny et 11 •.m. nnd TOT P.m-.hr
the pnetor. Iter. T. II. Newkirk. Begnlnr
mill-week Meyer eervlee will Ih> feld lhl,
week at the residence of Mr. «. D. I rice,
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olive Unde that ehe U n prleouer In the
home of the Ilertmnnne until the hour aet
for the meeting of the bnnd, liefore which
ehe hne l-een nnlered by the leeder. Gilbert
Merrldew. She feern Ihnt Merrldew will
reengnlie her ,nd that her life will ieiy the
forfeit. Hite rebeenee the etoiy ehe hne pre-
pored to explain her preecnce In Loudon and
etnrta for Ihn plnee of meeting determined
to nppenr roul and rouflilent.
Any thought the had entertained of
attempting an escape on the way to the
meeting wan checkmated by the ar*
rangementn Roaenateln had made. A
four-wheel cab waa waiting at the
door, and Roaenetetn rode Innhle with
Karl and her, while hie companion
mounted (he box with the driver.
If he had anticipated her necret
thought, he could not more effectually
have frustrated them. That ho waa
determined to get her to the meeting
wan clear; and that he would do hln
wornt for her when there, hie sullen.
they were deetlned to triumph over her.
But how the victory was to bo won
In the face of the terrible colls that
surrounded and l| Id her, she could not
•ee,
YY'hen at length the cob stopped and
they all alighted ehe waa perfectly cool
and collected—cooler. Indeed, than the
reat. They left the vehicle some little
way before they reached their deatlna
tlon and atood together In a group untl.
It had driven oft. Then they, walked
somo tew hundred yards, Roneneteln
and hie companion being behind and
Karl by Ollve'a aide.
Even when they reached tha house
Roeeneteln went forward alone to open
the door, leartnnehl* companion stand
ing behind Olive. He was obviously
resolved to prevent any attempt at es
cape even at the lest minute.
Some of the others had already ar
lived, and aa they paused a second In
the narrow, dimly lighted hallway Olive
er breath as she heard Gilbert Merrl
dew's strong, strident, commanding
jhe meeting was to take place In voice.
Rosensteln'a house—a detached build
ing situated In a quiet square on the
border line between Clerkenwcll and
angry looks evidenced.
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Ullngton—a place admirably nltuated
for eueh a purpoiie. Indeed, the more
Olive saw of the arrangements of the
men, the more she was Impressed by
the thoroughness with which all their
plans were conducted.
Method was revealed In every par
ticular.
Y’ery little was said during the drive.
Rosenrteln's presence waa a restraint on
Karl, and Olive was not sorry. It
would have been difficult to talk on any
subjects except that of which all were
alike full,, and to apeHk about that
would only have led t6 altercation end
quarreling. ... .
Olive waa glad to bo left to think,
indeed. Aa tho hour of crisis ap
proached her courage rose to meet It.
Although she realised to the full the
nature of the peril, end could not see
any way out of It. she had, neverthe
less, a conviction that some way would
be found.
It was true that she had fooled these
men: that she bad crept Into their se
crets, using falsehoods and deceit for
that purpose; nnd that If the need came
she meant to betray them. But at the
same time her motive had been right.
Ehe was lighting against foul wrong
and evil, striving to unmask a scheme
of villainy and scoundr'ilsm, and do
ing sturdy battle for her own rights and
her lover's safety.
She could not believe, therefore, that
The hour of
length.
crisis had come at
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CHAPTER XXV.
The Trial of a Traitor.
Rosensteln brushed past them as they
stood in the hall and opened the second
door. It proved to be a room between
the front parlor and one beyond, wltb
which It communicated by a pair of
large doors.
Aa soon a, they were Inside, he closed
the door and Olive observed that the
other man remained in the hallway. He
waa dead sst upon showing her that
she was a auspected person, at all
events In his eyes.
Olive had expected to come at once
face to face with Merrldew; but the
place was empty; and hla voice was
coming from the room beyond' which
Rosensteln entered, leaving the big
doors very slightly ajar.
File had a curious feeling of disap
pointment at the delay In meeting Mer-
tidew. She had braced her nerves for
the ordeal; and the further suspense
tried her.
The room was mengeriy furnished.
Just a few plain wooden chairs against
the walls, a square deal table with no
cloth In the center, and some pipes and
tobacco on the bare mantel. A single
gas Jet, half turned on, served to add
to the gloom rather than to relieve It,
All these details Olive took In at a
glance as she eat down on one of the
stiff, uncomfortable, wooden chairs.
Karl took a seat beside her. "You
must not be nervous. Rosa,” he whis
pered. "I shell see that no harm comes
of this meddler’s foolery!"
She smiled. "I am not nervous," she.
said, confidently. "It has been trying*
tn be treated as a prisoner; but It will
noon be past and done with.”
"I will make him pay for It all. He
has always been my friend; but I have
finished with him after this," he
growled, angrily.
-- I won’t be a cause of quarreling
between you any more than between
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oeiwFFD you any more man in rwren _ Vu. i. “u. ,,.
you and Anna. But hadn't you better Olive caught *it t(’• hope h(a word;
hen- what he Is saying In there?"
"I don't care what he says. He le a
liar. I want to make it ell up with
you. YYV have lot been alone together
for all thew daya."
"It Is all over between ua, Karl."
"No!” lie cried, with on oath. In hla
she aald.'
“I could never forget II. Karl. Never
forget thla day as long as I live," said
Olive, earnestly. She meant ever
lable of the statement, too, alt]
not iierhaps In the sense he understood
It.
“How cold you are to me, Rosa. How
can you be? And after we hove been
parted.”
"It has never been my way to say alt
I feel, Karl. Never. And now I can
think of nothing but this miserable
business. YY’hat are they doing in
there?"
He threw up hla hands with a vio
lent gesture, os he answered; "And I
can mink of nothing but you!”
8he made no reply, and sat listening
of the proceedings In the room beyond.
Bhe could hear very little. Just the
murmured voices of Rosensteln, Merrl-
dew and another voice, which she
thought she recognized as ' that of
Franks. Hut It was abundantly plain
that Merrldew waa not only the leader
of them all, but that they stood In tear
of him.
Then, all suddenly, the murmur of
the voices was Interrupted by cries and
shouta nnd great noises from some dis
tant part of the house. Below stairs,
as It seemed to Olive.
■What Is that?" she asked,
That whlte-tlveied French frog.
(Yrtgord. probably; the pig. They liave
him down below. He has been caught
blabbing and will be dealt with to
night.”
olive recalled that part of Merri-
den-’a message about a similar case to
hrrs. "YY'hat bar he done? - '
"Tried to give ua away to the police,
the dirty dog. A raid was made on one
nr our houvea three nights ago, but we
'earned of It In lime. TRey found
nothing; -- and he laughed angrily.
roused, but, with a pretense nf fear,
osked: "Then they may come here.”
"Oh. no, don't bo frightened. He
knew very little, and nothing of any
Importance. Nothing of thla house. YV-j
tio not bungle like that, Rosa."
~I am not frightened of the police,"
the replied.
"He has only been with uk a very UU
tie while, doing what we call rough
work. ' There are two or three others
Use him. YY'o use them and pay them,
but we do not trust them. Nor do we
let them betray ua.” Hla face harden
ed as he said this, and tho. ugly light
In hla eyes boded III to the roan he
ojH>ke of. '
A minute afterwards Franks came In
Irom the room beyond; and as he open
ed the door Olive saw that it was a
laigc place, a sort of disused workshlo
nnd unfurnished snve for a table and
some chairs. Merrldew was sitting at
the head of tho table and four other
men were there with him.
The boss wants you, Hartmann. YV»
ure going to deul with Pertgord."
Except for a side glance In her dl-
lection he took no notice of Olive; and
she Interpreted tide to mean that Itos-
cnsteln had already prejudiced him
against her. -
Kart left -her nt once. Franks fol
lowed him, and agnln the door was left
sc- that she could hear something of
what passed. Bhe guessed that this
was done latentlnnally, either to make
sure that she made no attempt to get
away or else that ehe might be alarm
tllng movements as the gag wag re
moved.
"Now what have you to eay? -- asked
Merrldew.
"It la all Ilea, Ilea, lies."
Olive started at the voice. French
man? It was the voice of the man
who had attempted her life In the train.
She rose and stole to the door and
peered In to catch a eight of the man.
For a time she waa unsuccessful, but
the Instant her eyes fell on his face she
recognized him.
Overwhelmed by the discovery, she
lost the first words which Merrldew
apoke and the fellow’s answer. YVhat
had been only suspicion.before was now
proved beyond question. It had been
Merrldew's work, that qttempt. He had
employed tlile wretch for the vile pur
pose.
You arc lying, Perlgnrd," came In
rrjdew’s voice, as hard ns sipcI.
>ur only chance la to tell the truth.
Andrews!" The tone was full of au
thority aa he called on the man he
named to give particulars of the other’s
offeree.
This man was one Olive had never
Bhe had, however, abandoned all
thought of attempting to escape. If
she wan to get out of the mesa It would
not be by flight. They had made that
Impossible. Nor was she going lo allow
herself to bo frightened by anything
she might hear. Hhe bad resigned her.
self to the Inevitable. The thing Imd
to be faced now; and hen wan one of
thonc brave natures which respond
readily in proportion to the demands
made upon them.
Boon afterwards she heard the sound
of a struggle on the stairs, the cursing
of men In rage, the srufflink of feet,
heavy blows, followed by Inarticulate,
smothered moans. Then the man was
forced Into the other room, and a pause
followed. r .
'Now, Perlgcrd, the gag will be taken
off; but If you attempt to cry out as
you did Just now below, you’ll be si
lenced In another fashion."
Another pause, tilled by same rua-
Jb had alwayi Suspected Perlgnrd, he
declared, and had, therefore, spied upon
him. He hgd seen him In company
with the police, had watched him close
ly, and had succeeded In overhearing a
conversation In a public house In which
tho men had betrayed them, for
he had distinctly heard him mention
the house on which the retd had l^cn
made. He liad then told Ms comrad-s,
and precautions had been taken.
Continued In Monday's Georgian.
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