particularly under and by virtue of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the State of Missouri of 1899, Chapter XII, Article XI., and the acts amendatory thereof; and we do now, under and by virtue of said statutes and amendments make and sign these articles as the Articles of Agreement and Organic Regulations of this Society, and for that purpose state:

First: The name of the Society shall be "The Unity Society of Practical Christianity."

Second: The location of this Society shall be in the City of Kansas City, State of Missouri.

Third: The Society is organized for scientific and educational purposes, viz.: The study and demonstration of Universal Law," as provided in Chapter XII., Article XI., Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1899, and the amendments thereto. It is expressly declared that this Society is not organized for commercial purposes, or for the pecuniary profit of its members.

Fourth: The management of the affairs of the Society shall be governed by such by-laws as the Society may, from time to time, adopt.

Fifth: The Society shall have power to admit new members, to fix the qualifications and conditions of membership; to purchase and hold any and all kinds of property for the exclusive use and benefit of said Society, and shall have power to make by-laws for its management, not inconsistent with these Articles or the Constitution or Laws of the United States or the State of Misssouri; and to alter, amend or change the same at pleasure; and to elect a President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, and such officers as it may deem necessary.

ABOUT THE ISSUE OF BONDS.

The Board of Directors, upon recommendation of the Finance Committee, have decided to issue bonds for the purpose of completing payment of the property purchased and the erection of the new building described above. The bonds are not to exceed a

total of $12,000, and are issued in the denomination of $50 each, bearing interest at the rate of five per cent. (5 per cent.) per annum, bearing date of January 1, 1906, and payable semi-annually at the office of the Society in Kansas City, Mo. Those

desiring to invest their money, we here offer a perlectly safe and sure investment, backed by the property itself, which is even now receiving in rentals from the publishing company and meetings $720 a year, or 6 per cent. on $12,000.

These bonds may also be purchased on the installment plan, on payments of not less than $5.00, until they equal face value of bond, when same will be issued to such subscriber.

In case of over subscription, money will be refunded. We are confident of placing the entire bonds before January 1st, and probably within six weeks, so if you desire a perfectly safe investment which will pay you more interest than a bank, besides assisting in the upbuilding of the work of Practical Christianity, you should take one or more bonds of $50 each at once.

The Board reserves the privilege of redeeming any bonds at any semi-annual period.

To those who desire to contribute to the Building Fund by donation, a certificate of acknowledgement, signed by the President and Secretary, and bearing the corporate seal of the Society, will be issued for all sums of $10 or over. All sums under $10 will be acknowledged by receipt until the amount reaches $10, when certificate will be issued.

By order of the Board.

CHARLES EDGAR PRATHER,
DANIEL HOAGLAND.

All love-offerings for the Building Fund should be sent to Charles Edgar Prather, Manager, 913 Tracy Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., who will also give any further information concerning the bonds.

J. I. WALLACE,

M. T. SCOTT,

W. G. HASELTINE.

Building Committe.

Practical Christianity.

Entered in the postoffice at Kansas City, Mo., as second-class matter.

$1.00 per year. 10 cents per copy. Foreign Subscriptions, 5 shillings per year.

Published on the 15th of every month by

UNITY TRACT SOCIETY,

Kansas City, Mo.

Publishers' Department.

TO UNITY SUBSCRIBERS.

The date when your subscrip

tion expires is on the pink label with your address. At the end

of your year, as a special reminder, we enclose a loose subscription blank in the last UNITY due you, which you will please use in remitting. We do not discontinue at expiration of subscription. If you want your magazine stopped, notify us.

Henry Harrison Brown, editor of Now, and President of the New Thought Federation, will speak at Unity Headquarters, Sunday, September 24th.

During the absenɔe of Mr. and Mrs. Fillmore, the Program Committee will provide good speakers for the Kansas City Sunday services.

The Purdy Publishing Co., Chicago, notifies us that but slight changes have been made in the revision of "Natural Law in the Spiritual World" by Eleve, and the book will therefore not be withdrawn from the market as previously announced.

Subscriptions for New Thought Diet are coming in steadily. We now have enough to warrant us in getting out the first number, but our many duties are so pressing that we shall defer it for a little time. Send in your name if you want the new magazine. Only 50 cents per year.

NOTICE: UNITY has been moving to the new quarters, 913 Tracy Ave., and, if our correspondents fail to receive the prompt attention usually accorded them, this will explain all delays. It is a great undertakiug to move a concern like ours, but we are now in shape to meet all matters pertaining to business, book orders, subscriptions, etc. Remember the new address, 913 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, Mo.