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mn AGENTS LEAVE HIT BIBLES FOR NOME USE American Bible Society Reports on Work Done in the South- western States hy Organi- zation During ]°1? 56,658 BIBLFS ARE PLACED American rHhle nooiety agencies of the Hoathv-pst and Pacific coast make loud >'ome mi«-ion nleas on account of > ast 'nflow" of for^ignors. Many raC"S »j>- represented In Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, California, Ore- gon an" V ash'ngton. and vastly more people of ,v\' '91-uh no* '"presented will come Through their missionary societies churches are doing iruch, but Bible society agents t«U of heavy burdens falling on them. That the making of Americanâ- Â» cut of these foreigners '.s absolutely essential to the well-being of these vast sections of a common country is the Bible agents' appeal. The southwestern agency of tbe American Bible society reports 56,658 volumes of the scriptures carefull> placed last year, a gain of 13,922. There were 63,472 homes visited by fifty-six Bible colporters, and of these 24,037 homes were found without Bibles hi them Printed In Many Tongues. To supply these homes and the other demands for Bibles there had to be provided scriptures in no rower than thirty-five different languages. This number shows both the dim culty of Bible distribution and tbe remarkable mixture of tongues and peoples. The society's agent Bays: "The thousands of Mexicans cross ing the border into Texas, driven from their native land by revolution; the results of a three-year drought in Oklahoma; the floods from the over- flow of the Mississippi in Arkansas and Louisiana; the cerebro spinal- meningitis scourge in Texas, all re- sult in unusual demands for large do cation* of the scriptures. Our ap propriatlons for this cause were stretched to the limit in many worthy claims." Foreigners in South West. Tbe Bible society's agent gives the number of foreigners in the southwest as follows: In Texas, 100,000 Bo- hemians, 300,000 Germans, 400,000 Mexicans, CO,000 Scandinavians; in Louisiana, working among French speaking people, the Rev. George Manottee traveled 1 ast year 5,324 miles, visited 1,792 homes and found 825 of these homes without Bibles. He supplied 1,424 with scriptures, but was unable to do all of the work put upon him. He thinks the society ought to supply more workers and teachers. The society's central agency sup- plied last year 53,854 copies of tho Scriptures, and the Northwestern 136,- 886 'copies. To enumerate the lan- guages in which these Bibles were printed is but to go over many of the tongues spoken in Europe. Tbe ex- pense put upon tbe society to provide Bibles in so many tongues, and to Support colporters who can dispose of Bibles to peoples speaking so many different tongues is to be taken ac- count of when reckoning results of American Bible society efforts. Mimiiiiiii ♦ III IMIM111 â-  III >l HII1 i â-  U^ >«a^f|*i~ j Want Ad Department The LaKe Shore News EVANSTON 585 WINNETKA 341 TELEPHONES NOTICE V Lake Shor' the follow if Real Esta' per lin' All oth-» ' line Minimum r ment <hau Help Want- ed adver'in- »ds IN THE charged at â- â€¢^>ns, 7^ cents -«. 5 cents per No advertise- less than 25c. situations Want- I REE. yd r SALEâ€"*550 CHICKfijUfftJ UP- gbt mahogany, pianerused short time. This piny is ln**fineet order. Can be bad jf^SfMr Patterson Bros., 1522 Sherman-av.. Evanston. ltc ANDFOI LOST â€" SMALL HANDBAG ON Sberidan-rd. or Railroad-av., Tues- fa^TFlnder keej^ttaoneygnd return %m bag to Mra. j8s>idrRothschild, 121 Lake-av., HlgW/ndUj/k. Phone Highland Park £& ltc MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED WANTED ' ' ft.* ..-ohVIt"- i'hriin«t<>n, ' Phone 99: i v ANDJ3»F- •uinirs?r^""w. J. <»v^ Wilmette. """â- "^'•'SMtJ SITUATIONS WANTED TVs; w \"<\v.i->. COLORED m< .t.-tL; first-class work; raiiM iâ„¢ *«d d***"'^- ^. R. Mo- ritz. i«?o r>«n »« Vel 1339. 6-tf . ih'm; WOJVfAN "• •• with children •"â- aruatreSB would liother's helper or rortlal charge of « linrter. Would " 1017,'^Lake HP | k I > B Y^-WJtfNO tvftHt or for gen- 1'bone Evanston * -v^tp SALE >s TAKEN IN ' i»;h grade Gram- t- : !-n»'rs. )..... f ..... \ 25.00 120.00 130.00 12.00 .ti.T ",ii rolls 25.00 •:i11.-rson Bros ., 1522 :.„«t..M ltc -oo loads OF BJjACK nd. $2.">o per.-Wad, two yar«l:i load; no delivery Qorth of Da- vis-st. W'i.iand 4Jilsch, Xl|biiry-av., near Warr. n sf, Phone 6$2. 29-4LC f OR SALE- HOUSES grave* IMP* ^P*nV condltttei"^' Be) Charles S Grare*, j#Ho has telftf.; ously HI in his howe, »25 Maple nue, for tbe last two weeks, suffstfif from heart trouble, continues t<» fl*»? prove. However, according to a state- ment made today by Dr. W. A AftB*- ander, the attending physician, toe date on which he will again be able to be about his duties is quite uncer- tain. FOB^bALB â€" STRICTLY MODERN ^/wx-room home: hot water heat; facing park^^JBeesiM and sun porches; frult^utosS£ar<!en. etc.; bargain. 15<HrfCake%lin Wilmette. 28-4to For Rentâ€"Aptmts. FOR J&N1 INTâ€"TILL SEPT. 15 OR OC- "tfrrocf»*"V apartment; screened porc^fsecokrft floor, three blocks from latte; ^osjession any time. Phone ,W51-J. 2»-4tc WANTED WANTJB â€" 500 JDDS1 dW^ Skow, th/Tiilo Btanaton. BOARO AND ROOM A8BURY, 1S64 A8BUBT-AV., en suite withnriyate bath and rooms; AMllenif | cuisine; fttes, room. tachrajy Umm, $16 to ~ .$26 per week. stnf ll>6. Dtofen* dorf. Phone 2392. 19-tf THE Ajl Of* FIRE INSURANCE ROYAL INSL'R- airrar'Company of ' .iveri>ooi,largest ^»© insurance ^c "i«n^nn the world, insures d^tf'aa^ household goods, rent; Iowa* rareB Charles A. Wlghttnan "" **». resident agents'. Phone 20 • ltc •n^bva MONEY TO LOAN. vanston and N*tb Shore prop- erty MA«o 1680 Sber «T^r lernAn-av. NEWS WANT A08 BRING RE8ULT8 POLICE CHASE "BIBS." The police were called to the home of John C. Primnl, 1200 Noyes street, last night about 9:30 o'clock, to dis perse a charivari crowd, composed of students from the Garrett Biblical in- stitute, who bad gathered to make life miserable for Rev. John Edgar Dean, a Garrett graduate, and hla bride, formerly Miss N-'la Buck of Wilmette. A reception was being given the bridal party in tbe Primm home. M. Kvi. 331 .E--mo SCHOOL DESKS; thoroughbred sU*H0r poodle. iimidt, .West Kenllworth-av., i tii Hi pi...ue Kenilworth 30-2tc R..ta. Whn-l<-i S1,,K< I WrigN > Mlun.-a. Eldit.ln Siim«-i Standar.i ..< i J Wilcox & ulf. ^1.- »»-*-*" WH<oa Assort i..< Wh<- i special Kuaran t(-r»>)n EVhii.m FOK^Sll Vor Hk & trlbUc MACHINES new Singer ....$ 7.00 ... 8.00 ..... 7.00 ... 10.00 ..... 10.00 ..... 14.00 ,<;ad... 15.00 A ..... 16.00 ..... 15.00 ...... 18.00 Singer and i.tly used, at e machines years. Pat« Sherman-av., ltc V^VANSTON DENTISTS 629 DAVIS STREE Specialists in artificial plates gua and give satisfaction. Porcelain crowns that cannot b^d tooth. Porcelain filU fillings, and cause, been decayed Treatment of Advanced meth without dbcomfoit nteed t take the oth to appi acjrof gold as tho it e mouth e natural >r amalgam had never gums and loose teeth^^--<» perlorruing all opejptfffmTabsolutely be patient. "^^ Reasonable prices that help reduce tbe high cost ofliving. OmMtaniitsltptsetttTsMsjrssf Tsvtgajr. MsrUfa a rstsnefl fw cllldrsi. Evanston Dentists DR. FORD, MIM6H 629 Dills St. LJTO&IOBILE tW 'tires; fine i »ell this week Wilmette, PATTERSON BROS. 1522 Sherman Avenue Phone Eyanston 654 Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings j&HJorfluOUS Our Met Electric Noedle the only Anna. Neck, Eyebrow* Inventors of the 5-Meet »0«»r 20 Veals' I In bad c«»e» we u+vTw £»a*j^ »* one time, «nd< remove vm|to 300 tu^n v<tT hoar; 60 is^ha limit will on* needle. t>4 Co*t*Yoli UtiThiB Half the M»«ey. ^ |l_N(t rt\RKS OR S^»TR» * to destroy evj#y%*ir we J any return we^will eUdly i Free of Charge. Liberality. Honest Dealing. We guarantee satisfaction. $1.00 will convince yon. Consultations invited. (Free.) Write for Booklet B. Mme. Stiver 1407 Auditorium Tower. Chicago Ttl. fcvrteM 4223 SS Etrt Cwptu ti. FROM SaitegatWUn' F«>ST© 28 No. PrmtdUtm »l RER «*wtM CO. Tel. PraaMla 2620 i-e sanitarium Treatment of Sf-C We Also Treat JH Nervous and sâ„¢* â- Stomach Caaea at rea- and Graduate B. Ava. atvanston, HL Evanston 2818 is feat in veatitta tioi Rapidly increasing i; A Country Home at Hub- bard Woodsâ€"convenient to station, yet distinctively ru- fed by natural nd embraces This usft pfcposition well Good As aft investment, of 69 West Washington Street Chicago N'T CHAFE Dtttroyt Odor ASK YOUR DRUGGIST / Ever make a close examination of. Electrical Cooking Utensils? Their design is graceful, theirTnwslix^pfttic, their const ucticii\substantilIr-fheiT range andthiir [ii iliiimiiii t^jtll'li'liiii of use wide YoirtUjk interested in the exhibit of them \xt our Display Room PRICES ARE ATTRACTIVE .! 'â- . â- "' â- -â- â- !â-  '.LRU. '..!'. â- !â- â- ' â-  -â- *'â€" ' â-  . 1 . 11 n . -~»». Public Service Company OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 'â- Â«#* â- nessssa B. QLASUtst Laaie*' Special Sate o« All 5952- TskphMM Lake View 3347 tmi Sttiiwtr Novehstt IDAN 3 «oo« North •! «L" Ststhm Established 1691 325«W. MesJteon Straet Bet Franklin and Market Ste. CHICAQO (^Tr Prices To Please Everyliotjy Cotvalete Fsmaral â€"Casket, Ba- balmiac and Serviceâ€"Hearse and Carriafa t» any cetneterjr $65.00. NOIfIN Ajy^RUdT We oondoeffonwrals in allj ity land sat No extra charge 1w distance Calls aaawered Immediately WEIMESCHKIRCH 708MsUnSt. Tsi. io*s Evanstoa garments that::^m0ll^0fit........ that we da i^JaW^msW^^':^i^M^^i We do the wof^0^^^^^^:^0^0' les. 622 Davis Sfc Phone 1730 m -%& /i k *r >p. && %^ Mistress and Servant Both Favor the Convenient Dectric Flat Iroi »ntentedCa90 iro Latter how fa \ not thai? the w|| have every iront ? You home is electrically lighted and y own an Electri Sav< /^"OOLr and ^ day â€" the weathd you would lik^ day this sum Flat Iron, time and labc â€"costs but a fey cents to operate^ The clothes| are ironed better â€"no | scorching or sticking: The iron is quickly heated and stays hot as long as .desned. Electric Shop-Chicago Michigan and Jackson Boulevard* â-  LrtTL This sturdy, efficient 6-lb. Electric Flat Iron will be shipped to your homei f. o. b., Chicago (or $3.75. Other styles and types up to $5. Send for interesting Ik* ersture today. When ordering, state whether you use alternating or direct current and the voltage. BEST AND ff/1UT CHEAPEST LuAjll 1 QUICKEST, CLEANEST. AND MOST CONVENIENT FUEL ARC LIGHTS FOR STO SPACES. IBCANDESC: THE HqpsT) GRANGES HEATS&SsWTBR HKATE The Nertti^gP Gjs Ught JfiTTIotrCi 1611 Benson Avenue. Evanston TELEPHONES 80-flO FiiTof 'Em and Every One a Winner THE CiOVbR, 208 S. Vtbish Thegurney% zas^^bt^h ivc. THE HEA1 "HE CLOtmZ^&Wsbusb Ave a«anBBsa^.lB«B«a«BsnaasnBsaBB>sBarss^^ Madison St.. netr 5th Ave; ?^^<l^i^^ man- nm separately. They\eail i"M&. 'msi :«S easani places to eat