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NEWARK

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. e.-NeWark Conolaye,
Heptasophs. has elected the following
officers; Chancellor, r. 4. Jones
Arohon, George II. Cullen; Provost,
Chester Moore; Prelate, Guy Gray
Inspector General, William A. Hin
Recording Secretary, i. O. Jester
Financial Secretary, Stephen Nc
Cormick; Trustee, George W. Hill
Treasurer, A. A. Harding; Repre-
sentative to Grand Conolaye, A. L..
Oolmerry Alternate, George W. Hill.
The olilcets-elect will be installed
next Wednesday night.
Prof. Ogleshy, assistant to DR..
Wolfe, az Delaware College, lectured
Thursday evening, to members Of the
Engineering Society at the college on
"Cement -
Miss Elsie Murray, daughter oil
George Murray, ieil down stairs
Wednesday night, sustaining severe
injury TO her back.
Prof. John q. Scorer Of philadelphi ia
will deliver an address in the Method
ist Church tomorrow evening on th,
Literary Influences Of the Bible. "
Fairview Lodge, i. O. @. H., wal
celebrate it's goth anniversary mex
Thursday evening. An excellent pro
gramme is being prepared for th,
occasion.
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Stephens Church tomorrow night.
The wise men from the East we're led
to Bethlehem by a bright and shining
star. A large electric star has been
placed over the altar TO remind the
worshippeT Of the Star of Bethlehem.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered by the regular choir In the
morning aud the augmented choir at
night: Praise His Name,n w. Still
man Martin; We Have Seen His
Star, Caleb Shipper, soloist Benia-
min Hawkins; "Aneels from the
Realms of Glory" Schmauck LIQUID.
ing Star, - AIcadelt; lover Bethle-
kem's Hillside, Grant Colfax
Tullar Blow, Ye Golden TTumpets, >"
Schmauok "The Star Of Bethle hem, 4"
j. W. Lerman duet Carol of Bethle-
hem" ID. 8. ID. jackson, BENJAMIN
Hawkins and Oscar Stiegler; solo, In
Old Judea, Adam Geibel, William
II. Robinson.
Rev. W. Il. S. Murray, ID. D., will
perform baptism and also receive new
members at Washington Heights M. E.
Church tomorrow morning. Last even
ing the prayer meeting at st. Paul Is
M. h. Church was conducted by Rev
Thomas L. Poulson, the assistant
pastor.
DR.. I. A. McCurdy has so far re-
covered from his recent illness that ne
will take charge of the services in
Central Presby terrain Church to-
morrow, and will preach IN the morn
ing on Ihe Man for Every Man, -
ami in the evening on Three Crises. -
The public, including strangers in the
city, are cordially invited to these
services.
The Bethany C. NJ. L. Church has
been organized at No. 1905 Claymoni
street and will hereafter be conducted
by Rev. Sims Pritohard. The Sunday
services will be as follows: Preaching,
II a. NJ. Sunday school, 2.30; Wednes-
day night prayer meeting, p. m.
Thursday night Bible GLASS, o'clock.
All are welcome.
An Epworth League was organized
in the Washington Heights M. E.
Church last evening with a member
ship OF 40 Addresses we're MADE by
Rev. W. l.. s. Murray, pastor of st.
Paul's NJ. Il. Church, and by Rev. h.
n. Stephenson, pastor of Scott M. r.
Church, who was accompanied by q
large delegation of his junior league.
The following officers we're elected
President, Minor Q. Smith; First
| Vice President, Percy Strickland
Second President, Miss Nc.
9owan; Third Vice Pre- sident, Mrs.
F.. I. Slocomb; Fourth Vice President,
A. Il. Tyre; Secretary, Edith White
head; Treasurer, Miss Nettis Baynard
The officers we're installed by Rev
X. X, Stephenson. Friday evenin,
has been selected for the weekly meet
ing OF the league.
a large corps OF Christian worker
has been Organized at Union M. h
ChuIoh for personal work. Tn
Sunday-sohooi has taken on fresi
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GIFTS FROM SANTA CLAUS.

Special Correspondence Of EVERY Evening.
Laurel, Jan. GA recent incident
has greatly strengthened the faith of
a Laurel child in the reality Of Santa
Claus.
just before Christmas Pauline,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley
Marvel, wrote letter to Santa Claus,
expressing her wishes for Christmas,
and asked her mother to address it for
her. Mrs. Marvel addressed it to Santa
Claus, adding a random number on
Walnut street, Philadelphia. Unknown
to her parents, the child posted the
letter, and, greatly to the parents sur
prise and the child's delight, Christ
mas eve brought a large express
package, addressed to Pauline Marvel
and containing all the things she had
requested. A pote accompanying the
package bore the compliments OF
Santa Claus
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Some Of the local churches have
made special arrangements for their
services tomorrow.
The congregations of Madeley NJ. Il.
Church will be taught 60 sing the new
hymns in the Methodist Hymnal,
recently introduced in the church.
More than the usual time will be
devoted 70 song. Prof w. Roy Fryer
will direct the music. The sermons
OF the pastor, Rev. John N. Arters,
will be abridged 10 accommodate the
occasion Madeley Sunday school has
purchased a new song book, which will
be used for the first time on Sunday,
January 18th.
At the popular evauRelistic service
ut West Church tomorrow evening the
pastor s theme will be ''Was Jesus
More Than Man 20 The soloist will
be Miss Anna Wallace Simmons,
soprano, Of this city. The follow
ing musical numbers will be rendered
10y Prot. j. a. Claymaris chorus Of 80
voices Prelude, " Melody in II, - Reed /;
chorus, 1.-THE Radiant Moon Hath
Passed Away" Woodward; soprano
solo, Il VIII Extol Thee, o Lord, -
Costa, Miss Simmons; offertory.
80 Bercoase, Delbruok anthem, AT
Sunset, y Gabriel; postlude, "Eestal
March, P" Calkin.
Sew. Mr.. Findley Will preach to.
morrow morning and evening and
administer holy communion at 10. 30 in
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church.
At Sunday broa sfast Mission, / 10 and
| lll Shipley street, John Comfy will
conduct the meeting tonight at 7.3O
o'clock RANK Mousley, tomorrow
morning at s.30i Sunday school at 2
p. NJ, led by w. h. Smith aud Am
mond Heller will lead the O'Clock
meeting. Neal Comfy will lead at z. 30
O'Clock. A free luncheon will be
served morning and evening.
At Bethany Baptist Church Rev. l..
j. Nestiull, pastor, tomorrow, the
annual roll call Of members will take
I place. lt will bs the PASTORS ami
versaEy DAY. During the year over 50
have been haptzed on the public con-
iession 81 their faith, over $500 invested
ia improvements and repairs on
church property and a new CARPET
covering the floor of the large Sunday
school room, and many other signs OF
/ prosperity, whioh appeal TO the sense
OF gratitude for year of BLESSING and
lruitlulness Therefore tomorroW will
be a day Of rejoicing. The male
quartet viii aid in the singing at the
evening service. The coming Of A. O..
lcumans Of Albany, N. y, as an
nounoed. gives occasion for real salts
faction 60 those who know him. The
auditorium Of the church will be used
/ for these services.
The Festival of Epiphany, With the
exception OF the festival OF Easter, is
the most ancient of Christian festivals.
January 9th is the anniversary date.
lt commentaries the mauifestation
Of the true God in the world for the
SALVATION Of all men. In a special way
will the Epiphany or the manifestation
Of the Christ child be observed in st.
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Special Dispatch 10 Hyery Evening
Washington, Jan, blast bulletin gave
forecasts Of disturbance to cross continent
Sth TO 18th; warm wave 7th to nth; cool
wave 10th to l4th Next disturbance will
reach Pacific coast about 18th; cross west
Of Rockies by close of 18th; Great Central
Valleys, 18th TO 18th; Eastern States,
10th. Warm wave viii cross west Of
Rockies about 18th; Great Central Valleys
18th; Eastern States, 18th. Cool wave
viii cross west Of Rockies about l4th;
Great Central Valleys, 10th; Eastern
States, 18th
This disturbance will develop It's creates
force on the Pacific slope and west Of the
Mississippi. Temperatures viii go TO
high degrees in the Missouri and upper
Mississippi Valleys and in the Canadian
Middle West while the storm centres are
passing through these sections Tenn
peatures will not go very low in the
Northern States west Of Michigan and
Lake Nipigon, but a short spell Of cold
weather may be expected in the Southern
and Eastern States
Fifth disturbance of January will reach
Pacific coast about 10Th; cross west of
Rockies by close Of 10th; Great Central
Valleys, 18th TO 10th; Eastern States,
goth. Warm wave will cross west Of
Rockies about 10th; Great Central Val
leys, 18th; Eastern States, 10Th. Cool
wave will cross west of Rockies about
18th; Great Central Valleys, goth; Eastern
States, 22d.
Temperatures Of this disturbance will
90 to high degrees in the upper Mississippi
and Missouri Valleys and in the Can
adam Middle West as this storm centre
comes in through these sections, while in
the Southern and Eastern States tempera-
lures will remain comparatively low. Fol-
lowing this storm will come a severe cold
wave that will affect the whole continent.
Not much precipitation in January
before middle Of the month, but the last
half Of the month heavy rains or SHOWS,
most Of which will fall during last week Of
the month.
A great high temperature wave will
come in Immediately following January
9th, much higher in the Middle West than
elsewhere. Southern and Eastern States
will catch the winter
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

On February sth the annual meeting
Of the Grand Council of the Legion of tho
Red Cross win be held in the Red Mems
Hall.
Deputy Grand Chancellor Samuel j.
Heck viii install the following officers
for Lafayette Lodge, X. Of p, this even.
ing: Chancellor Commander W. X. Sim
MONS Vice Chancellor, Thomas X.
Somors; Prelate, Robert l.. Rogers: Mas
ter of Work, II. NJ. Walker; Master of
Arms, j. G. Kuelborth; Inside Guard
James 4. Davis Outside Guard, Alfred
Moore. On Monday evening the grand
officers will 60 10 Talleyville, for the pur-
pose of installing the officers for the
lodge at that place.
The oiiiccrs-elect Of Encampment No
81, Union Veteran Legion, and the of.
iicers of the Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 25
were installed last evening. After tht
installation a dinner was enjoyed bv Inc
members of both organizations. Follow.
ing are the officers installed. Ladies'
Auxiliary President, Mrs. Mary Me.
Lane; Senior Vice President, Miss Mary
Pierce; Junior Vice President. Mrs. Alic,
Minker; Secretary. Mrs Ellen G.. Moran,
Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Lynn; Chaplain
Mrs. Sarah A. Dunbar; Conductoress
Mrs. Mary Reynolds; Guard. Mrs. Mary
Nidris; Color Bearer, Mrs. Sarah Berry
Union Veteran Legion Colonel Jane.
Lynn; Lieutenant Colonel. Jas. Knots.
Major, Matthew Rogers; Chaplain. Pa
ward r. Johnson; Quartermastcr, ID. p
Bamardi Officer of the Day, Alexander
Mason; Surgeon, Harry Massey; Officer
of the Guard, Joseph Cash; Trustee foi
three years, w. V. MNhury.
The officers Of Washington Camp. No
0, p. o. S. A., were installed on Wednes
day evening.
On Wednesday evening the officers OF
Mizpah Conclave, Heptasophs, or Sever
Wise Men, were installed.
John Weideman. the grand archon of
the Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men. last
evening installed the officers of Jame,
Young and Friendship Conelaves. an
each Of the organizations the grand of.
hcers were given hearty welcome.
The officers of Oriental Lodge. X. of p.
were installed by Grand Chancellor j. 4
Borel last evening, as follows; G. O.. s
n. Ihompsoni v. c., r. J. Messick; p.
ID. w. Lynn; NJ. at A., +. r. Needs: M
of W., J. n. Bedford; ]. c.. j. w. Battis.
o. O., L. Ford Trustee, J l.. Stradlev,
Representative 20 Rivervicw Csmeter,
Co, G. NJ. Iebley; Representative 10 X
Of 7. Hall Co, j. J.. Stradley.
Beta Tent, No. .. Knights of the Mae
cahees. are very active at the present
time. u viii have an installation N
officers on Monday night. State Com
mander Mangum of Baltimore will a,
the installation. The State Commando
viii remain here for a week or so. an,
and IN the initiation of the new caudi
dates, Of which there are several nov
pending The degree team is in I'm,
shape and Commander Mohatt expects Q,
make this the banner year for new mem
bers
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PREVENTED PNEUMONIA

+. N. clifford OF Buffalo Was Cured BY
Father Johns Medicine.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Clifford of No. 1874 San
dusky St, Buffalo, writes For the benefit
Of others. 1 most .cheerfully recommend
Father Johns Medicine as body builder
and sure cure 10 any person troubled with
colds OF coughs. ! was troubled with bad
cold and was threatened with Pneumonia.
After the first bottle, found myself much
improved and after tho third bottle l was
entirely rid Of the cough and soon began to
gam strength ana hesh. You are entirely
welcome 20 use my name. l will be ready
az any moment to recommend your medi-
cine to any person. (signed) Edward NJ.
Clifford.
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SAVED HIS baby

Baby Mcclure Cured Of bronchitis and
Whooping Cough by Father Johns
Medicine.
In recent letter from Long leland City.
William +. Mcclure says; My baby has
been sick with bronchitis and whooping
cough, and Father Johns Medicine ms
worked wonders m curing the little one
You can say for me that / think II Is a
great medicine az a tonic and body-b builder
also, not only for children, but for grown
people as we'll (signed) William r.
Mcclure, ia Academy street, Long Island
City, n. Y.
Father Johns Medicine cures Colds.
Coughs, Catarrh. Asthma and all throat
and lung troubles. II is without equal as
body builder and health food.
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BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.

Special Correspondence OF very Evening
Laurel, Jan. 6. The Laurel Bust
ness Mems Association was organized
Thursday night. Officers as follows
were elected President, George II.
Dwell Woe President W. Il. Valiant ;
Secretary, n. ID. q. Hegeman Assist
ant Secretary, Victor q. Kitchens
Treasurer, Harvey B. Rodney. w. r..
Valiant, y. A. Hastings and @. H..
Davis we're appointed a committee to
draft a constitution and bylaws.
The next meeting will be held Janu
AIRY 18th. ---aa---4
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ELECTION At DOVER

Special Conner onnence OF livery EVENING.
Dover, Jan. IA citizens meeting
has been called for this evening, In
the Robbins Hose House, TO nominate
ticket for the town election, which
will be held next Monday.
There will likely be a contest, 5
there is disposition among some OF
the citizens 10 make change 10 the
present Council, some Of the members
havlnR held Office fos aaveInl Yaars.
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interest aud increased activity. The
school orchestra will repeat its Christ
mas music tomorrow evening. The
subject of the pastor, Rev. r. h.
Adams, for the evening will be Lay ing
Foundations for the Year 1906. Re-
vival services will begin January 2lst
and Miss Lizzie Sharpe, the WE'LL
known evangelist, will assist the pastor
in this work.
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MRS. MARY E. COCHRAN DEAD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Middletown, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Merriam
Estelle Cochran, vile OF j. 2. Cochran.
Jr., died at her home, near Middle
town, yesterday. Though Mrs. Cochran
had been in failing health for some
time, her death was unexpected. She
was a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r..
Bailey.
The funeral services will be- held next
Tuesday afternoon her late residence.
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DUMPED IRON SECOND sTOLY.

epcciai Corespondcnce Of nverv Evening.
Newark, Jan. 6.-Leo McGoniRal,
living with his uncle, Thomas Mo
Gonigal, on the depot road, met with
a mishar one night recently.
The boy was asleep in the second
story and, being awakened by bis
uncle calling from the outside Of the
house, thought the building was afra
aud rushed 90 the window, raised the
sash and jumped, landing on a csliar
door. The force Of the fall shattered
the door, but the boy was not injured.
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PEACH BUDS SWELLING

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover, Jan. 6.-The spring like
weather has caused the buds Of many
trees to swell, aud fears are enter
tanned by farmers for their fruit trees.
X. Ii. Wilson of st. Jones' Neck,
who has several thousand peach trees,
stated yesterday that the buds on
many Of his peach trees are swelling,
which is most unfavorabla at this
time
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ROAD IAYES.

How the Collections Were Made During
the Last Fiscal Year
The road tax collected by the road com
missioners in the various hundreds dur
ing the last fiscal year was as follows:
Appoquinimink, S2,773.23; Blacbbird, ST.
sss70i Christiana, Ss,5l0.5s; Mill Creek,
S6,ldssl; New Castle, S2,2s950; Pen.
cader, S3,s50,04i Red Lion, 81 200. 10; st.
Georges, Si,765.36i White Clay Creek,
81 ,Ss4.32i total, S33,362.74.
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The lrish-Amorican Fife and Drum
Corps last evening entertained the MEM
bers OF the Wilmington Fife and Dnm
Corps Of South Wilmington. The time
was spent in an enjoyable manner.
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IN THE CITY CHURCHES
Some Special Arrangements Made
for the Services To-
morrow.
NEW DYMNALS At MADELEY
Miss Anna w. Simmons to Sing
at West
REV. Mr.. FINDLEY AT ST. LUKE'S
Programme at the Sunday
Breakfast Mission.
NEW lYMNALS At MADELEY
Miss Anna w. Simmons to Sing
at West.
REV. Mr.. FlNDLEY AT ST. LUKES
Programme at the Sunday
Breakfast Mission.

Anniversary OF the Passionate OF Rev. L.
JudsUn Westfali nc Bethany Baptist
Church-Hnptism at Washington II eights
Recovery OF Rev. Dr. MoCurdy-New
bethany q. M. n. Church.
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Loc1E sREvIrIEA

Butcher, wire signs, SIC shipley.s
Umbrellas repaired at fi2 Snipiey strest. .
hoonng and heaters. Williams. los W.i0ths
Gold hsh at Diapers, Seventh and Jack
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FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN
January VIII Witness Extremes
OF Temperature.
COLD FOR THE EASTERN STATES
Details of the Various Disturb
ances.

How The Warm and Cold Waves win
Travel Across the Continent Heavy
Rains anu SHOWS predicted for tho
Latter Part Of the Month.
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IlONS IN THIS STATE.
ROBERT G. HOUSTON.
In making the above announcement
Mr.. Houston realizes the difficulties 10
be surmounted He viii he accused of
being a sorehcad and instigated BY de-
sire for revenge because he was not re-
appointed collector Of customs. Such is
not tho case, but even II II were, il does
not detract one particle from the moral
issue involved and should not affect in
any way an honest effort 70 improve the
deplorahlo political conditions existing in
this State. That votes are bought and
sold on election day is an accepted fact;
that we have ample law to prevent such
bribery is well-mown, but that law is a
dead letter because It has not the support
of popular approval Both parties are
equally guilty and justice stands sus.
pended, because no one without sin can
be found 10 cast tho first stone. We are
afraid Of the past, so leave il alone, but
we can be honest in the future II We have
the courage 20 be 80.
We believe the people Of this STATE
would like TO see bribery abolished and
would welcome honest elections and such
sentiment, II aroused, would prevent the
illegal use OF money I'M elections held in
this State in the future and we propose
70 try TO arouse IL. a pledge. following
the language of the Constitution, is rub
lished in this issue, which we ask every
citizen-reader who honestly desires 10
put an end 70 political corruption in this
State TO sign and return 10 as. Each
week we will publish the names Of the
men who thus pledge themselves and
when one hundred names are secured. an
organization viii be formed 10 moro III.
fectively enforce the law against bribery.
10 is not proposed 20 Interfere in any
way with the nominations of political
parties. Democrats or Republicans or
members of any party will be free TO
vote as they please, only bound TO keen
the pledge hereunto annexed.
Such an organization. backed bv the
prosecuting officers of this State. ana we
have no doubt it win be, will prove ef.
fective.
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9nblie saIss.

DUBLIC sALE-OF HORsEs. HARNESS
1 wagons, and blankets at klnlr & Hulhnes
worth Bazaar, BOB VI Eiehtn street Wilmington
Del, on Wednesday, January 10Th. 1900, nt
O clock 90 head Of horses. Hll kinds some ule'
young Virginia horses. Anyone having ttocs o.
fCil can enter same nc Office "A orses 40 private
sale nt ail times kLAiR a HOLLINlHNOhlh r.
ian5su 3o3 w. Eighth 81. Wilmington, pel
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IT'S CIRCULATION

rs CIRCULATION
That makes newspaper
space valuable
Every Evening Is the
only daily newspaper
In Wilmington which
guarantees circulation
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AGAINST BRIBERY

Robert G. Houston's Paper Declares It.
self in the Matter OF Purity Of the
Ballot.
Sussex Republican, today.
THE INFLUENCE OF THIS PAPER
AND ITS EDITOR WILL HEREAFTER
BE EXERTED TO PREVENT THE IL.
LEGAL USE OF MONEY IN ELEC.
TI0NS IN THIS STATE.
ROBERT G. HOUSTON.
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SUNDAY GIrurfa zlutir,s

-loinsure publication, copy Tor noticlls o-',
misleading MUST reach this office FRIDAY AZ.
noon. az
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EPWORTH NJ. e. CHURCH, TENT
u and Lombard. Rev. L. p. CorKran, psss
Al 1880, communion service. ollowed b. an,
porience meeting. kunday-schoOl at 2
worth League, 686. Song service and receol.
OF practitioners at 2. 80
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OtENTRAL PRESBYTERiN CHTTpl

~ KING street below fighth, kev.rA.Mc,Ai5'
D. D., pastor Preaching az 1890; subj ect NJ
prayermeetng Of the Y. p s. G. h. at 6t5
preaching by Rev. 4. A. McCurdy, ID. d., subsi
itl hrae or eog %
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EIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCiE
u TlSr. Park Place and Van Buren, slrs
Morning service at II. Subject, "iruth p sunit
school attic Wednesday evening meeting al
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EASTLAKE NJ. f.. CHURCH, nm
~ TIETH and ratnall. Rev j. Howard gm
pastor. Glass at O. Preaching at lO.3I and (
subjects, morning, "Heaveu;" evening. ~
ing and doing" sundny-school at q Chrsit
Endeavor society at 2. Glass WednesdayevenI-r
Pa.tnr's nrayer Do eerng trlday evening m \ Il
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| .,s.oihsr Al
IN, AuihoriI
/ nd the Ele.
|lssordnnee
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nELAWARE AVENUE BAPPTSi
- Church, Delaware avenue and West M.
Preaching at 1880 and 7.8O by Rev ThoWi
J. Hopkins OF Kansas city, No. Subject, nal
ng, "fellowship IN Christian labor evenrl
Eternal life" sunday-school at 3 G. ~
GAS. Prayermeeiing Wednesday evening al
" r. s. g. r. Friday evening at s.
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IWKSI UNITED PKESBHIERTV
j. Church. Third and Broome streets. Rev
Frank Campbell. pastor. Preaching at 1850 M
zf5 sunday-school at 2 Christian Endeayor