Foreign Language Press Service

Dr. Wm. D. McMillan, assistant professor of the section of Astronomy at the University of Chicago, declared last week in a lecture that according to his opinion Adam and Eve have never existed and that biblical history has therefore simply to be looked upon as an anecdote and to be bracketed

At Columbia Hall, Town of Lake, a meeting was held for the purpose of organizing an independent Lithuanian parish. The Reverend V. R. Bonas was the speaker and organizer. The discussion was on the question of who would have control of its assets if the parish were organized. It was decided to

The disagreement between the Roseland parishioners and their priest, appears to have come to an end. When the delegates came back from the archbishop, they announced that the parishioners cannot control their priest. Just the same, the parishioners have had their revenge upon their priest. Wh

It was thirteen years ago yesterday that the Marcus Congregation was founded in a German church at the corner of Springfield Avenue and Hirsch Street.....For four and a half years the pastor preached to his flock in a store across the street from the church that the Congregation eventually le

A mission of the Christian Reformed Church has been in existence in Evergreen Park for many years. Divine services are held every Sunday. A Young Men's Association is an active factor at the mission. The members of the board are: Messrs Meyer, Brouwer and Tipstra, and the Misses Hol

The Society of the "Roseland School for Christian Instruction," at 104th Street and Princeton Avenue,held Friday evening, February 28th, a meeting in the school building. The attendance was satisfactory and important decisions were taken. Because the present school does not meet the requireme

The Reverend A. Klerk of the Second Reformed Congregation of Englewood, who has accepted a call to the "Abbe" Church at Clymer, New York, will leave with his family at the end of this month.

The Girl's Mission Society of the First Reformed Congregation of Englewood will hold a public meeting Wednesday evening, March 19, in the church building at 62nd and Peoria Streets. Everyone is welcome at the meeting. The members will serve refreshments to the public.

Last Tuesday evening, March 4th, in the First Christian Reformed Congregation at 14th Street, the representatives of the vestries of all the Christian Reformed Congregations in Chicago and Englewood, held a meeting to discuss the formation of a home mission for Chicago and vicinity.

Next Monday evening, March 17th, the Christian Recite-Society "Izak da Costa" will give a public performance in the church building of the Christian Reformed Congregation at 14th Street. We mention this particularly, because the society has made good progress since its existence. On

We are calling your attention to the next Wednesday meeting of the Girls' Missions Society of the First Reformed Congregation at Englewood in the Church building at 62nd and Peoria Streets. The program drawn up with much care, promises something good.

Sixty women held a meeting in the vestry of the 2nd Christian Reformed Church on Tuesday, March 11th. A society, which will work in the interest of the Christian School at 104th Street and Princeton Avenue, was organized. The board members chosen were: Mrs. J. Bovenkerk, Sr., Mrs. J. Hofstra,

The Patronat Skoly Vojta Naprstek (Board of Trustees of the Vojta Naprstek School) held its quarterly meeting on January 6. The meeting was attended by all officers of the Patronat, many delegates [of free thought lodges and similar bodies], and members. The minutes of the last meeting were a

On Easter Sunday evening, the Choral Society of the First Reformed Congregational will sing a cantata entitled "Easter Angels," in the Church building on Hastings Street.

Under the heading "Our Country in Danger," we have inserted an appeal elsewhere in this issue. We are, however, of the opinion that the appeal is without merit if not outright objectionable. We do not question the integrity of the signers, who, we are told, are all ministers of the

An Accomplice's Confessiom Bears the Identity of the Chief of the "Black-Hand" Organization in This City. The serious depositions made by the recluse, Chick Nunn, is already known to the public. His confession explains innumerable horrible crimes that happened in the last couple of

Sunday, April 10, 1913, at 2 P. M., in the National Hall, corner of 18th Street and Center Avenue, PUBLIC PEOPLE'S MEETING with discussion of 1. Are the Socialists wreckers of home and family life? 2. Are the Socialists lazy bones and bums? 3.

The Chicago Luther College Club celebrated the graduation of a number of Chicagoans last night at the University Club. The delegates to the pastors conference of the Norwegian Synod were invited; all of the delegates are graduates of Luther College. The festivities began about six o'clock, an

The following is written by Mr. A. Berntsen, a nephew of Premier KI. Berntsen of Denmark: "I figure that most Danes in America who are familiar with, and conscious of, our peculiar position as residents of a foreign country know what and where Askov, Minnesota is, and that Askov is

Receipts Balance April 1st, 1912 $ 2616.67 Initiation Fees 410.00 Seat Sales 105367.00 Dues & Assessments