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lo THE CHRlsnAN NATION. Vol. 69. PACIFIC COAST PRESBYTERY LETTER, (Concluded from page nine,) tor who has been with the work from the first day a movement was made to plant a church here, and who has with his wife, labored incessantly for its success. Brother McDonald is justly looked to as the pioneer of our work, not only in California, but in all that has been permanent and substantial on the Pacific Coast, Following the communion here, was the meeting of Presbytery at Santa Ana. This was well attended, Regina being represented, and in the distance travelled to attend thi=; meeting the delegate probably broke all records in the history of the Covenanter Church, A large amount of business was transacted, proportionate to the vast fieldrepresented and the importance of its interests. New steps in the work of Presbytery were the hearing of reports from the different congregations as to their observance of "Home Mission Week" as recomm mended a year ago, the appointment of a Committee on State of Religion, and the holding, on Tuesday evening, of a public Conference on Tobacco, according to the recommendations of Synod, The addresses were of a high order, J, S, Thompson reviewing the attitude of Synod toward the tobacco evil, P, D, Frazer contributing a paper on the defiling and polluting aspects of this vice, and J. G, Reed a paper on the question of its betwitching and enslaving power. Following these an interesting address was given by P. J- Mc speak at the chapel hour to all the students for three of the lectures and story is a riot of life and Donald reviewing the progress of our adapt the fourth for the Sabbath service. This enabled me to get not wit—quick in action. love — bubbling over with church in the West, Our stay in Santa Ana was made pleasant by the only the students, but the professors royal hospitality of Brother Greer The Unafraid as well. My conclusions went and his congregation, lunch being through with less opposition here By Eleanor M. Ingram. served to all the delegates in the pastor's home, and dinner for these and have visited. The shades of Roger than in any Baptist school that I Illustrated in color, $1.25 net. Postpaid, $1.37, the congregation at the church. Williams and the fear of a union of This new novel by the At this meeting a call was presented to Rev. J. S, Thompson from the to be in evidence. I insisted all the church and government did not seem author of "From the Car Behind," is a joyous, dashing, care-killing story, congregation of Hemet and was by way through, as is usual for me now, him accepted. Having been previously invited to assist in the Communion thing ne'w, but rather trying to or By Rose Cullen Bryant. that I was not telling them some Ruth Anne services there, I was with Elders J, ganize what everybody knows into a Illustrated. $1.25 net. C. Robb of Los Angeles and J, W. systematic form. I admit that if Postpaid, $1.37. wylie of Hemet appointed to act in connection with the installation cf Brother Thompson, The Communion services with this people were a great privilege. Here I met with brethren just beginning, as we trust, a great work. It is significant that while this place was taken under the care of Presbytery as a Mission Station only one year ago in response to a petition signed by six Covenanters, the grant of an organization was given at the last meeting of Synod in response to a petition of over twenty, and now within the twelve months a pastor was called and settled over a congregation ol over thirty who are ab'e to pledge five hundred dollars vices easily reached by almost all in tbe membership of the congregation, their work has been started upon a substantial basis, and He who planted it will also make it to growr. Faithfuly yours, T. M, SLATER, A BAPTIST EXPERIENCE, Des Moines College is a Baptist institution, half a century old and not over large for its age, but said to be growing. It has something like the number of students coralled at Geneva, but more of them are in the early stage. About 30 of them are getting ready to preach, a better showing in this respect than Geneva has been making in recent years. This fact speaks something for the religious atmosphere of the place. It was to Des Moines College that I came before finishingat Drake and ran the two together for a while. In a week alter landing in the city I had finished in both schools. The next week was to take in Grand View and Highland Park, both in Des Moines. I have never located so many colleges in one town with the additional qualification of being all open to me. One thing noticeable is that the Baptist schools do not tolerate so much of the skeptical teaching as one finds in many places, Wnerever one finds a college with most of its teachers from the New England schools, he is likely to find also that religion is chiefiy noticeable for its absence. In Des Moines College it was arranged that I should one is not a Christian that I shall not expect his agreement, but that all Christians must come to my conclusions as far as the general principles of the social life and God's relation to it are concerned. The refusal to vote is a logical application of these principles, but while I can carry practically all earnest Christians through the conclusions, they balk at that application. The argument for the regeneration of society and the expression of this new life in the form of law and constitution A Big Novel of the Philippines title, "Lady Laughter," are all in perfect harmony with the story, which is in Mr. Barbour's happiest vein. The Streak By David Potter. Illustrated, $1,25 net Post Traveller Tales From Washington Irving's paid, $1.37. Eight full-page illustrations in color by An exceptionally strong tale of heroism and savagery, of wild passion and tender love, Thorley Weir By E. F, Benson, $1,35 net. Postpaid, $1,50, A remarkable story, both in plot and style. It will rank with Mr. Benson's best work, Diana Ardway By Van Zo Post. Illustrated in color, $1,25 net. Postpaid, $1,37. This uncouventionalTove A love story of rare naturalness, uplifting in its outlook upon life. £Z^\t AU Widths U onlj jjrdLi Sensible Chi-istmas Gifts Being Both Useful and Handsome They're Enioyed by Critical Women $ 150 All Ribbon Trimmed Postpaid Felt Juliets Choice of black, wine, red, blown and dark grey. Made jf all wool felt, satiA ibbon trimmed, medium height, leather heel, iHcxible belling leather sole. Sizes 2% to U. fj,irid \ r The worthy spirit of gîving l1 (jTcaciii-s at Christmas time is amply meets few opponents when they understand what is meant. It is not hard to win Christian students to the logic, but it is another thing to make exemplilied in these pretty house slippers. toward his support the flrst year. it a conviction which will lead them We guarantee BOOK totit perfectly OF or PRAYERS e.tchange for a new Truly the hand of the Lord is wo-k-ting in a very manifest way in this that on the specially lectures. helped me at Des l(Rt?17 rfiTflTftP terse, pointed, of ^97 Handsome appropriate Ezwear Prayers styles Ior become workers for it. One thing Complete pair at Manual any time, oJ several hundred part of his vineyard, and with his Moines College was X M. that COLBxMAN. Professor rnLL VjftlnLUU use In Church, and measurement Prayer Meetings, blanks. Write Young continued blessing we bave great Cloyd gave up the class period immediately following the lecture each THE F. SIMON SHOE, 158
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