Article October 3, 1908 Issue

THE LECTURES

with contributions from E. F. Barker, John Stager

Frank H. Leonard of Brooklyn, N. Y., addressed an appreciative audience at the Keylor Grand Theater last night [May 8] on "The Demonstrable Religion." In introducing the speaker, Attorney E. F. Barker said in part,—

One of the new thoughts of this age is that of Christian Science. I do not understand Christian Science. I have given it no study, but a large and growing class of intelligent men and women of our country have studied this subject and made its teachings a part of their lives. They pronounce it good, and their lives bear witness of its virtue. This ought to warrant a careful consideration, and we are here on this occasion to learn something of this subject.—Daily Union.

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