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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Gnhel MaaIitnhsuter innrIer i ser

ne Sio ltu6erIfrifter pau en- aoresie
til Sturtbinget, i bpilfen Der = | Nm.
le0ning al 8orilaget til M llniperli-
tetsloo - freezes Ret I'll at BRUCE
9onosmaol peo 8eIuardiet al Or
amertsopguperne peO llniperiitetet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Tnuif. 8ritinoisu,

EnnIf. WcltInoleH. zen brtlth0iC
aaptCtR GoI0 49, hiotit SfibSfertr
Eitaitutiif aompapuiS Gjencitc %
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@iucrIer / 6uuif @ciurSieu. Zen
miolcrtiNi9c 8lorrner SHORT Sorutt'
sen blipcr %bicmfalHt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
GicuoumSb auoel.

VICHpunieIuNutI. TIIITIItTIVT NUHI'
mer bar i'll. IS. StiIt0t." tiebt 8ou.
ne @auro, 9iri. 8iebciunmcn CT
ubctictot. Soime er po1 pel 81
Moul Sprfet ,Soro og crCcl llOmarf.
Some or / i'm Sio iamIct Oco %ro'
feb al foritieatge 9rtQ. Zen isrlte
Gier rur 6. sc Sene. Hirmgitcr SAINT
mcr or ollcrcoe tiIfipttct &irt, melt
bar boa rnSinr life tngrt OphoIo paa
Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
SfpabauSler.

S%foabanSler. q. SppcriEtrc bar,
eiter bpao ser meooeleS ira aouaSotn.
ger, iclgt 9eriGter Sto9 / Ao$les iii
SGrolS giernebn for $4,000 Ser. os
Smfoitnntaer. Trenlet ifaI prre bcn'
imoo 1000 MaaI. 2en&mauo
Nitrltp | Saoler bar fiebt NdroIo
gisrncbpS SoIppart al E0Ifcberset
Sfoa / !laSmes for 10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Iprnlnffcne,

Sprulpffcec. Srn. ariIthausimnh
meooGes, at unoer Stormen 9srSag
Sen lite 5cbriiar forlilpffeoe @aaro.
brueer 90 6iifer 9bprr aisr4uig os
bans ~lptienaariae Sen peo Spegsen,
9remsnPs, Woromere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

TiHaigs.-@amIe 4aptpus Gdrts
nerL 40 9ues, Ia Wtl rorosHfur Ttcos
rnh. Gp, Sus og CARE. Ia leg rl reti:
I'll @nibrngt0u, pti jeg irlae 5illgi. oerioHt
Nauoel lier mart. GEot 8agg. 7ecorlb.
,SpUa. dGb2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Crnfnchr 1iifcrc.

SthfhrpC tSIItcrt. -NIUUtIINUTIIN
15Se 6cbruNr. 6ilfrrnc $. 4. Nm.
Srricu al 6eaHGS % G]hriitogAer
Ghrtitcnicu al Nioicbu hlIOicitcbc
iaour, Ou Sc par paa Siifcri uoior
Sc&npS. 2c bruInrNe beRgC, GbrI'
~itcnicn eiterlooer itg Grfc OF 3 hfon
itrrrcrrbc Born, mebcu2 TnOerlen uar
uuiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
tsiupif Stsbcri hor iTplae "8pIo,

&jputf Stebcrt bar tTelge "89l9e'
rem" iIltttet &orltraft nteo ct elgelif
SelIfab pe0 ggernrno ON S~eDerunce
al Surbfnrer for 10000 Ser. Stsbe'
riet err for Chen bcifiGftiget mso at
effeftllere en- 2eperotcc til Soten Gel
luioieiabrtf til ct 8elsb al 10000
Or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
ct Scntcufitpbcri

Ut Gcmcuttpbcri agte3 dnlngt
&iborg. Oct er Eropr. Ooaparo til
Rp SfipcbuS OF Srbrifant Sans
IieIig / Sporfipr. Ger itdGr / SptO'
len for sSoretaacn0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Sra Danmarf.
Gdnmarfs Notwithstanding tRler
mi 10000 Meolemmer.

Gsosfaio. en- AZ 6reoeriria gp&
aaerrloiie MISUNDERSTANDING goraere
alcinlnteaemeiter $. gisuer, cr 900.
81 Nor gdmmcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
0abe fra g,nerifa.

@ape fra gmerifa. gh nuriffsot
Sarnrer. anorap Glen 8iuom |
Soma. Iom SsSc for nosen Sib iiocn,
bar Ifinnfet 1000 GolarS til isattis-
faslen / 8eitrc @ran, &aSetmto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
WitcsoIs sruAnifiabrifS oqnle I

3itcoais SGuSitiffabrifs gafnle ,Sa'
brifbpQning pppe i Riteool, Der mi or
Iolat iii Reoripelie, bar for manage
aar iiotu ioIgt al Snbrtfcn, DER bopne
o~perfsrt 9eorifte til i'm Subrif,
@rsnpol0s 6dbrif / Sitre Nfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Srfla Mrnbenftiehalad.

Erfla 8rnbeaftisbolas. 5 elsie
Gage er odurct "Grfiu 8rit6eaftiebo.
lag meo inobetalt Aftietapital al
900, 600 aroner. ScIifabet err Dan.
net efter Ssnofieb Al aoniuf Salue.
lens 2citb 8ruber / OtcIoaleu. Gel.
ifabet beitaar al Aouitlerle 5bnn3
og Slime / Sron0bigm. @rosiererre
SIroa 8ifItrsm o. Franfe / Stod.
bolnt SofiRgcrmeitcr Searnlep. aam.
merherre Saofen NIIt5teiet, 8rosie.
rer 8erier, SonDOn, OF 9ireftsr
Siortb. Samtioig bar Sbams iisI9e
"aoresiedpiien" oannet et itsrre af.
iieielitab for 9p9rinq al en- eIeftriif
8ane / Grfebdlen. anlRgeet. JON ifaG
uonptte Sfim1loiosien, er proieftc.
ret for 1900 SGtetrPiter. Sertil
er Der foutruberFt araitoperisrinasnn
leg meo Observation-Disclosures /
9rit;anio ca bporaliliif AnIga nteh
aoPrner Brig. aulRg9ene er no
peoIageita bdlcret pla a~istrunspcrt
ira Weloalen. Eroiesior @oat NO.
talte rmoer oct tetniife SaHosmsSg.
at man | ReiSdlen tuISe poaresnc
6en rigeite &isprcSuttiOn ] 2anSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Stur S~urYagtHiaa.

@fDT NDFp0NfHlHa. NOFpu8ItF w
tier. @acgdlro, bar urocritrCpet SION
trait ON SorpagtninQ al SoueogaW'
bclt "Bammel Gitrup". 6orpagt'
r~in9StiNW er II Mar oJ AiaiitcH CT
ca. 5000 SIR. aartiQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Sra sclcmurfeu Ifrines til "glften,

ira Selcmurfeu ifrineS til "after'
potter" oer 1Ooe Sebruar: On ileH'
mere 8inter for Sfogtruftfer etto oert.
lie far man treppe tpnfe fig. $ ct
Sfog6itrIft JONI Selenurfeu meO
bratte aaIer og Stup CT oct nGiter
uraiLigt at fremortpe Ssnrtrcr paa
ioo0unt iSgre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

Tinien'W pmmrntri. "2nbrg." Ill
ribs. at Der til Monumertet for Ntu.
ieit CT inSfomnnet $1,000 ar. Wcr
ser pettca unlci mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

S1pflgS YlnMer, ssfen. isEOt / 8Ofsu.
St 'BRUUN'S PHARMACY.
asa Grand Ave, CHICAGO, ILL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Williamson & Merchant, p y so1s.ton.

In. .. Williamson A FrARk y. NsvrhAafa
HayfdkButOr, gEJ-gFs Guaranty Loan Bldg,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
FiiiRi Room = MCOHt Bldg, Washington, DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
SSaft GfenD o m,
titSates elsr tiucte.

sr,tfisIsn,Hi,r unbcr -rnfss'. yf1ss-. Ill
iaias" n -@'trrfpsvas'sf' tsff,r ~ G,Hts 'cr SOes
Tor tbcr @daL. % te seats pr. Crs for ait iou ossi'
hiatr - Lro ausrfts'etRstisr tHo'ass3 ts FOR MT
re trs 20 S,uts. Ntggc man uira0tlsll insSlslI:
one 9tittu,astr. G,tIssusr ia itts Al bolias: ia
'Haa SHWmtr.
ET~~ ssstt1absntbHs tofE= rs Seats 81. siaiL
gsB Ers disv I'll 9tus.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
The Cake Column
Cho eoiate Cookies.

Cho eolate Cookies.
Two cups Of sugar, 1 cup of butter. =
eggs, > squares of chocolate, ID tea
81 Don of soda, / teaspoon of cream of
Artar, tablespoons of milk, and flour
enough to roll
Maple Syrup Cake.
One-half cup of butter 1 cup sugar,
cup maple syrup, 3 eggs. 1 teaspoon
baking powder cups OF -four; make
the same as any other cake, only melt
butter.
Maple syrup frosting-Bon syrup
until thick, add beaten whites Of 2 eggs:
beat until thick. spread quickly; use
1 IL CUPS syrup.
Christmas Cake.
one and one-half pounds of sugar /
pound of butter. 1 1-2 pounds of -four
IS eggs, yolks and whites beaten sepa-
rately; cream butter and sugar;
pounds raisins and currants the raisins
} seeded and chopped. the currants wash.
T ed and dried; 1-2 pound citron shredded
. fine, ] pound prunes seeded and chop.
ped, / tumbler boiled cider, 1 dessert
spoon each cassia and cloves, tea
spoon soda; seed and chop prunes be-
fore weighing them. Bake in one larg,
or two medium sized loaves.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
WOMEN AS THEY PASS
A CandIeIieht Tea

illuminate the rooms with candles in
different cOlors with shades to cores
pond, green and white in the parlor
setting a row of candles I'm a straight
line across the mantel and banking
them with masses Of feathery green.
Use pink in the dining or supper room.
Have round table lighted by pink
candles and pink shades I'm flower forms
placing the candles either in a pyramid
in the centre or IN a wreath with
Christmas green tied with broad pink
ribbon, I'm the centre. At each plate
put a tiny Dresden candlestick (such as
come i'm desk sets) with pink candles
for favors. Serve hot bouillon, oyster
and mushroom patties, tiny pickles.
creamed chicken i'm green peppers.
caulihower au gratin, hot rolls. spiced
cherries, asparagus salad, grated
Parmesan cheese, waters, ice cream in
form Of pink candles with lighted tap
ers, Christmas cakes. After supper ad-
journ to the library. lighted by red
candles and decorated in Christmas
wreaths
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
TOTS IN TOYLAND
Wild Animals Roam About In That Enchanted
Country But Little Ones Do Not Fear

they can be made to do these things at
the wish Of the visitor TO Toyland
And such wonderful wonderful
country. with green fields and wheat
fields and trees and rocks aud water,
with animals in pasture. railroad trains.
with little people running them and
little people passengers, and stations
and towers and Switches. The people
I'm Toyland talk aud walk and dance,
and the animals DO very funny things.
The jelly King Of Toyland.
But best of an the King OF Toyland,
for Toyland is "a kingdom, is "a great
good man called st. Nicholas or by
some santa Claus" or Kris Kringle''
and each year he gets The best and
newest OF the real worlds inventions
for the people of Toyland This year
King Santa has automobiles, and tor-
pedo boats and electric ears and fire
engines and houses ana shops and fac
tories and everything the great world
has. for the people OF Toyland.
Pictures From Toyand.
And when you visit that fairy cQun-
ltry King Santa viii show you Cine
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

The babes IN Toyland-not the play
with men and women dressed up as
infants and toys-but real little tots
and real toys
That is the wonderful land and those
are the joyous visitors to that wonder
ful realm that you can see any day
from now until Christmas time in any
Of the large stores in this great land
of ours
Years ago when your grandpa. or
grandma wanted TO visit Toyland
their fathers and mothers brought them
into the city on horseback or IN q
rickety carry-all which ratified and
bumped over the roads and when Toy
land was reached the people Of that
strange country were few indeed anc
strange ia shape.
In Ye Olden Time.
They were roughly hewn from blocks
Of wood. their faces and bodies were
gaudily painted and it often times need
ed an experienced guide TO point on
the animals and tell their names There
were express wagons and sleds anC
wheelbarrows. but the most wonderful
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

Of all was the Noah's ark with its
wooden men and women and its ami
mails with one leg shorter than the 9TH
ers or one ear missing, but which af-
forded as much joy TO the visitors as
the wonders of Toyland do to the boys
and girls Of today.
It was not long however. until the
paint was licked from brother Moan
and his family and they all looked
alike and lost their fascination, along
with their ruddy complexion.
The Wonderful Country
But Toyland today What Won
derful countryl II is not ON the map
in your geography. You do not read
about il in your histories The name
of it's discoverer is unknown and for
gotten. But after all II IS more in
teresting today than ever before. The
little explorers find new sights and new
inhabitants every year they visit 1t.
The animals i'm Toyland are no longer
wooden elephants with painted coats.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
CHRISTIAN WORKERS

Bishop Coleman viii celebrate the
Holy Communion and preach at st.
James. Newport, Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock
The Rev Mr. Clark, OF Princeton
Seminary win be the speaker at OIL
vet Church tomorrow morning and
levenlng.
In ST. stephens Church tomorrow
evening the anniversary Of the organi-
zation of the congre CATION win be
observed.
The Rev. DR. Poulson will be the
1icher at Washington Heights NJ. u.
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
The Rev W. L. s. Aiurray viii preach
at both services at st. Pauls Church
tomorrow.
The Rev. william Joyce. of Philadel-
phia. viii be the preacher at ST. Lukes
Church tomorrow.
More than passing interest has been
developed IN the evening evangelist.c
service al West Church. large numbers
being drawn. held and helped To-
morrow night the pastor will discuss an
IAN TO prevalent shortcoming. viz:
l"Fault- finding" l.. o. Thompson and
Mrs Carpenter will be the vocalists.
Following is the musical order Of the
day:
Morning Organ prelude. "Onertory
lin f." Heller; anthem. "Benedic AMI
ma" Buck; offertory. Fantasia"
Clark; hymn anthem. Il Lay My Sins
on Jesus" Tours; postlude, March,"
F1agler
Evening-Prelude. "Organ overture"
lBattman: anthem. Praise and Thanks
lgiving." Lyon: duet. "Tarry With Me
10 MY Saviour" Nicole; offertory,
l"Communion In c." Batiste; quartette.
Face to Face" Tullar; postlude, Re
OCCASIONAL" Leybach.
After nearly six weeks Of protracted
revival services at Madeley NJ. F.
lChurch 164 conversions have resulted.
row evening.
The Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men
lwil attend Madeley Church Sunday
morning i'm "A body and a special ser
mon viii be preached to them by the
lpastor. the Rev. John M. Arters
The Junior League Of Brandywine
IN. T.. Church has arranged for an IL
Illustrated lecture on Japan. the Land
lof Flowers" on December IA. DR.. J.
10. Spencer, for seventeen years a mis-
sionary i'm Japan. will be. the lecturer.
Tha rector of Trinity Church VIII
lpreach especially to men at the evening
lservlce at that church tomorrow. this
} being the second i'm the series Of special
services TO be held each month until
further notice.
The Christian and Missionary ALI
lance will hold their regular monthly
sll-day meeting tomorrow at No. sos
shipley street. The Rev. +. 5. Comfy Of
South Fork. Pa. win speak.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

Now they move their trunks and walk
and if you know where to poke them
they grunt at you.
The Wild Animals Of Toyland.
The tigers have real fur coats and
they look like the tigers at the zoologi-
cal garden i'm Philadelphia, only they
are smaller. Mr.. Tiger viii growl at
you if you pull his tail, and if you wish
him to. he will double up his paws and
lie down. And the lions and bears,
the lambs and the wolves an stand to-
gether and do not eat each other as one
would expect. Then there are snakes
and toads and alligators and everything
that crawls, or creeps, or flies, only
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

derella and Dr. Foster and horse jock
eys and the queen of the country will
be found giving a tea party to the other
fair ladies' of the kingdom. as our pic
ture shows The table has a fun set
of dishes on il and silver linen and
cut glass glisten In the sunlight. Then
other little people OF Toyland do the
working just as in the real world. and
some of the animals go riding ln au-
/ ltomobiles with am elephant and mon-
key for chauneurs We got a picture
of this funny sight in Toyland which
we show today for those who wish to
visit that wonderful country.
Toyland Easily Visited.
Dear boys and girls you must visit
! lToyland this year You must see King
Santa Claus and the wonderful mhab-
itmts of this fairy-like land. 1t only
costs a little carfare on the trolley car
or railroad to bring you to one OF those
pretty cities Of Toyland.
The sooner you come the better for
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

you, for the inhabitants of that coun-
try are leaving Toyland for long
journey. Some of them viii appear on
Christmas morning as guests in the
homes of the visitors TO Toyland for
King Santa Claus believes IN their go
ing out into the real world and making
homes of big folks and little folks
happy.
Ask papa or mamma or grandpa or
grandma or some other relative TO take
you To this strange land, more beau
t.fui and pleasant ion winter than in
summer. See King Santa Claus and his
many assistants and then tell your
friends and playmates that they can see
this Toyllnd right here i'm Wilmington
in any of the big stores
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Miscellaneous.

Sunday Breakfast Mission, l15-1l1 Ship
ley street. John Comfy will conduct the
meeting this evening Louis Peel1y sun
day morning az $50. Sunday school ai .
O'Clock. Almond Hitler at o'clock. Zeal
Comfy VIII have charge in the evening at
7.aO. Free luncheon morning and even
mg.
Seventh Pay Adventists meet I'm the O.d
Baptist Church on King street above
Tenth Sabbath school every Saturday
at 10 a. m. Other services at II o'clock.
Elder O. o. Farnsworth, president of
Chesapeake Conference win lecture an
the prophecies Sunday evening at ~.
and nightly except Monday and Satur-
day to the 18th instant.
Church of the New Jerusalem. corne,
of Delaware avenue and Washington
street. Rev. George Henry Dole pas. 5r
Morning service at iOso Subject of e.,
sermon. Taking Away the Talent" Spb
nath school at a.l5 a. M. Bible class al
10 a. M.
st. James a. L. Church. Sixteenth and
Claymont streets. Preaching Sunday at
1873 and 7.i5 by the Rev. James Wolfe
/ OF Philadelphia. Sabbath school at 23t
h. m. Christian Endeavor at 6.G0. Rev
}. j. Howell pastor.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist,
Park Place and Van Buren, street
Sunday morning service at IL O'Clock
Subject. rs the Universe, Including
Men, Evolved by Atomic Force?' sun
lday school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock. Free
lreading room. open every week day
from o'clock to / o'clock and from
3 o'clock to . o'clocli also on Monday
Ievening from 7.S0 to $50. All cordial
ily welcome.
First Unitarian Church. West street
labove Eighth. Rev Alexander T. Bow
lser minister. Subject for sunday. De-
lcember TO- God in Man: A Twentieth
Century View Of Incarnation" Serv-
ices at 1916 o'clock. All seats free
lSunday school meets nj 10 o'clock.
Plymouth A. NJ. L. Zion Church. Raj
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Suggestions for
Christmas Shopper

After q. tour of the shopping district
and many queries as TO suitable gifts
for old and young, this list was evolved
1t may offer some sug gestions to tire q
and hurried shoppers.
For the Husband or Father.
Leather Grip.
Carving Set.
Paper Weight
Ash-Tray
Clothes Brush
Students Lamp
Whisk Broom
Cuff Buttons
Linen Handkerchiefs
Match Safe
Smoking Jacket
Bath Robe
I Morris Chair
\Prayer Book
Writing Desk
ideavy Kid Gloves
Leather House Slippers
Mohair Office Coat
Napkin Ring
For the Wife or Mother.
Pillow Cover
Embroidered Linen Doilies
Table Linen
Kitchen Cabinet
Laundry Bag
China Closet
Odd Dishes
Embroidered Linen Eaunury Calendar
Embroidered Linen Waist Pattern.
Dress Pattern
Glove Order
Her Favorite Plainly
Silver Tea Service
Rug
Liberty Silk Neck Ruff
Silver Tea Strainer
Picture
Bedroom Slippers
For orandmother's Pleasure.
FOR GRANDmother's Pleasure.
Work Basket
Knitted Tea Cozy
Gold Spectacles
Needle Book of Leather
Subscription to Men and Women
Yarn for Knitting
Warm Shawl
Cup and Saucer
Foot Cushion OF Feathers
Lawn or Lace Cap
For Grandfather's Comfort.
Nfagnifying Hand Glass
Black silk Skull Cap
Slippers
Cane
Pipe
Tobacco JarN
Afuffler
Ear Mufhier
Pocket Knife
Warm Gloves
Leather Purse.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Waving the Hair

One girl does her hair in pompadour
style before retiring, and then binds white
tape around her head to look like a Ro-
man bandeau. The effect when these tapes
are removed the next morning is a very
up-to-date Marcel wave. and this young
woman has not been obliged to sleep in
knotty curl papers nor dry her locks with
a heated curling iron.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Lawyers viii Debate.

The public is invited to be present
at debate in st. Johns parish house,
Market street and Concord avenue. on
Thursday evening. December IA. The
ldebate win be upon the resolution that
Immigration shall be further restrict
ed by law" and viii be conducted by
four local attorneys. The resolution
will be supported by S. II. Baynard. Jr.
and A. d. Chaytor, Jr.. and opposed
by H. G.. Eastburn and Leonard z
Wales.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Methodist.

Wesley NJ Il. Church, Jackson and
Linden streets, Asbury Burke, FASTER.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. by Dr. A. S.
Mowbray presiding elder. Sunday school
at .; Epworth League at 6.5o Preaching
by the pastor at 73O. All are welcome
Special revival services
Madeley N. e. Church, corner B and
Ciaymont streets. the Rev. John M. Ar
ters pastor. a. m. class meeting: 1870
preaching. special sermon to william Nc
<inley Ccnclnve Hepiasophs or s. w
n. asd thsir friends. 2l5. Sunday school
Z. Epworth League; 7.s5, prea-hirg b,
the Rev. A. S. Mowbray. followed by re-
vval se-yice.
Asbury IA. T.. Church. Third and Wal
nut streets. Rev. H. a, G.. Westerheld Id
pastor Class service at "a. m.; praye
m,cims at e.so; preaching at 1880 ty th'
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
UNION CHURCH
Orchestra for Sunday Sehool-Dr.
Adams Sunday Subjects.

The Union NJ. 10. Sunday school has
organized among its own members an
orchestra of sixteen pieces. and Is now
rehearsing Christmas music. They
viii have an excellent program for the
Christmas holidays.
The Rev r. II. Adams will have for
his theme tomorrow morning Prayer
for a Great Purpose" and In the even
ing Jesus Saves" After the evening
preaching there viii be vigorous
evangelistic service.
The Epworth League will have an
interesting topic for their meeting. on
Tuesday evening they will give their
annual supper at sos West Fifth street.
The Board of Stewards win hold their
regular monthly meeting on Thursday
evening next
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
Y. M. C. A. MEETING

Or. c. L. Sessholes, Of Germantown, to
Be Tomorrow's Speaker.
Or. Charles l.. Seasholes, of German
town. Pa. who is TO address the Y. NJ.
lC. A. mems meeting tomorrow after
noon IN the GarriclS Theatre. has rec
ord which places him i'm the front ranks
las a public speaker. I'm the academy
land university he gained distinction as
a reader and orator. His recent ad-
dresses before the great convention in
Dallas. Texas; Chattanooga, Tenncs-
isee; M"waukee, Wisconsin,; Baltimore.
Maryland Toronto. Canada were mas
terpieces of eloquence.
Mss Blanche Brooke. soprano and
violinist. and Miss Sarah Louise Bible.
lcontralto. both well known soloists of
Philadelphia, viii assist in the serv-
ice.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09

ly Sunday at National Hail. Ninth and
Walnut streets. G. j. Hawkes., pastor.
Morning, I a. m. subject special SER
mon on Christian duties. Evening at
s. subject. "lmpediments to Martyrs
Prayers" other srvices, ESQ. SHOW
thysef workman that needeth not to
be ashamed. All are invited.
Evening journal., 1905-12-09
IN THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.


Hanover Presbyterian Church, King and
Sixth street. Preaching services at %. 8
81. m. and l.i5 D. Do. Professor Galbreath,
OF Lincoln University. Pa, viii occupy the
pulpit The Communion of the Lord =
supper az the morning service. Sabbath
school at al5. Christian Endcavor at z.
wednesday evening prayer service at s.
First Presbyterian Church, Market and
Ninth streets. Preaching at 1880 and l..5
by the Rev. r. a. Hunter, of Birmingham,
Pa. Sunday school al p. M. Junior En-
dcavor at $3.50. Christian Endcavor at
Gi5
Rodney Street Church the Rev. W. T..
-. Lewis. minister. Services. l0m and
76 Morning subject. "rhe Holy Com
munion." Pubic reception of confirmed
members. Evening subject, How Little
We Know of Ourselves Sunday school
at go. Christian Endeavor at q
West Presbyterian Church, Eight and
Washington streets. the Rev. Alexander
Alison Jr., pastor. 1870, infant baptism.
pastors sermon theme "a Good Man
Who Fell $50 popular ovangelistic
service Pastors theme. "Fault-findlng %
Hospitality extended TO an.
First United Presbyterian Church, 1hii d
and Broome streets. the Rev. j. Frank
Campbell. pastor loso preaching service.
subject "Man Akin TO Gcd." ., Sunday
school: Gas. Christian Endeavor; 5.45,
preaching service. subject, "rhe Import
ance of one Thing."