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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18

I'm surgery IN ASTRONOMY IN the me-
chnnical ncld Of industry, Ia every
realm Of science.
Even boo churches motion pictures
are used TO Intensity the interest In
sermons by bringing iNdly before
the eyes of the congregation biblical
scenes OF Impressive beauty
In most of me medical colleges of
the country clinics ar photographed
aud ore reproduced from time 10 time
In order that students may become
more ana more familiar with the de-
tails.
Mr. Edison proposes 10 adopt the
moving picture process Of educating
children. llr proposes to substitute
the camera for the blue back spollcr
II is AN right 90 familarlze the
youthful mind with all Of the geo
graphical knowledge boy using the
moving picture camera, for the dif-
fcrcnt scenes of the world, the greut
capitals, the races of men can be cas-
lly transcribed to thr screen. II rs
entirely possible that the geographical
lessons thus given win be- far morn
effective than the routine lessons OF
Biographies and histories.
There are other studies that can be
thus successfully administered by the
camera. Hygiene and physiology can
be- made an Interesting field for
study. SO can botany ana astronomy,
such pictorial lessons win bee unques-
tlonnbly beneficial, but when il comes
/ to pcnmanship ana spelling, even the
wizard viii find his camera lacking
/ Words which are themselves sym
bols make up our text books they
describe natural processes, but they
leave ON the mind Of the student only
AN indefinite and blurred picture.
substitute for the text books the act
lial processes of which a description
alone IL given, and the picture be-
comes clear, distinct and convincing
It is the old theory of seeing ana be-
'Iioying and in this Mr. Edison is right
.but there win hc limits which must he
recognized in the long run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18

The Tulsa World accepts hdN"uNN w.
paid circulation Of aI other Tulsa php'la
combMrd. and won write it in Io" CON.
tract
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18

John NJ Ingram hereby announces himself
NJ n candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court of Tulsa County, subject 10 the will
Of the democratic voters in the August Pri-
mary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

o. o, Pryor hereby announces his can.
didacy for the office Of superintendent OF
the county schools Of Tulsa county, subject
10 1he will Of the democratic voters IN tho
August primary,
Conn Linn hereby announces his candi.
dacy for the office OF County Judge OF
Tulsa County subject TO tho will Of the
democratic voters in the August primary
]. @ Denton OF Muskogee, hereby an
nounces his candidacy for Member OF Con
Iress from the Third District Of the state
Of Oklahoma, subject to the will Of the re-
publican voters at the August primaries.
W NJ, Mccullough announces his candida
cy for the office Of sheriff Of Tulsn County
subject to the will Of the republican voters
AT the August primary
John NJ, Ingram hereby announces himself
H.. h. Al tNa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18
FACT


Local Evidence,
Evidence that can be- verified.
Fact Is what We want,
Opinion In not enough,
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
STANTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del, Aug. 10.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Whitlock, of Ridley Park
and S. A. Whitlock. of Chester. we're
guests Of their sister, Mrs. Elwood
Otthosons at Idle View farm, on Sun
day.-Miss Rebecca Ball, who has
been i'll at her home here is slowly
recovering.-Clifford Bradley, Of Phil
adelphia, is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Frederick Robinson.-Walter
Herdman, has returned home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donaldson and
family, Harmer. Brinton and Drexel.
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Banks, on Tuesday.-Joseph Sullivan,
who has been visiting friends here
has returned to his home.-Mr and
Mrs Robert Currinder. Mr. and Mrs.
George Banks, have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. jefferson Whiteman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins, were
recently entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alphens Pennock.-Mrs.
Matte McElwee, was the recent guest
of Wilmington, friends.-Mrs. Fred
erick ..obinson. was in Philadelphia
visiting on Monday.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10

with God. and Of why they seek to
gain control Of humanity and COM
mune with them through mediums,
and why they personate the dead, we
have not the space to present in this
study; but as there are many today
more or less upder the influence Of
demonism-spiritism-we will send
further information upon postcard
request
Jesus gave the demons the privilege
they requested The swine, like the
man, were crazed by the strange
outside influence which took posses
sion Of their brains. They ran violen-
tly down a steep place into the sea
and were drowned Meantime the
man, released from his obsession, was
again in his right mind, and praised
God for his deliverance He desired
TO 90 with Jesus TO become one Of
His disciples. He wanted to preach to
others of the great deliverance which
he had experienced and to tell them
OF this further proof that Jesus was
the Messiah. But this was not in
harmony with the Lords Judgment of
the Fathers WILL and He refused his
company, instructing him to go unto
his own house and to tell his friends
what great things the Lord had done
for him.
He did so, and the people from all
the region around who had known
him as a crazy and obsessed man,
marveled at his recovery and took
note of the fact that Jesus had healed
him. Those familiar with such mat
ters claim that probably one-half of
all the inmates of our insane asylums
are persons obsessed by evil spirits
demons, without any organic disease
or the brain. And alas We see evil
dences on every hand that these evil
spirits are paving the way for a great
onslaught upon humanity.
Under the title of Psychic Phen-
omena spiritism is being examined by
some of the prominent college pro-
tessors Of our day. They. like other
spiritists, are deceived in supposing
that the manifestations which come
to them are from their dead human
friends. The Bible alone makes the
matter perfectly clear II assures us
that the dead have no power TO thus
communicate, and that all such com
munications come from the demons.
who do not dare TO tell who they are.
for if they did, humanity would be on
guard against them; and they, desir-
ing to come closely in contact with
humanity, personate and represent
variously the dead.
Hypnotism, mesmerism, clairaud-
lent power and clairvoyant power are
all part and parcel Of the same great
deception.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
PLAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHALLTON, Del, Aug. 10
Mill Creek Hundred Sunday School
Convention will be held in White
Clay Greek Church on September 10.
Ebenezer Harvest home netted 1853.
PERSONAL-Mr and Mrs. James
H. Walker, have returned to their
home after being entertained by
friends of West Chester and Coats
ville.-Mrs. William P. Peach and
children, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs Peach's father, in lower
Delaware.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
Pennington, attended the funeral of
Mr. Pennington's uncle, Martin Bead
enkopf-Miss Julia Walker, of Mer-
maid is a -convalesant.-Mr Robert
Taylor, is improving Alice De
Croft and daughters, Dorothy and
Mamie of Hanover; Pa, are being en-
tertained at the home of the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Callister.-Mrs. Florence Hendrick-
son was a visitor of Mrs Robert S.
Taylor last evening ng.-Edward Nc
Callister, Sr, and son, J. Lesley. Nc
Callister sailed for Europe on Thurs
day-Mr and Mrs. Frederick Ellison
and daughter, Miss Grace Allison
and the Misses Alverta and Eliza
beth, are spending some time at Reho-
beth Beaeh.-Miss Nellie NJ Vansant
of Ebenezer, was recent guest at
the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Higgins.-Mrs
Florence Hendrickson, was a recent
visitor at the home of Harry G. Little
Evening journal., 1912-08-10

held until that time Revelation xvii,
5; xviii, 21; jeremiah XIV. 32; Re-
velation vii, l.
Again. this trouble is symbolized
by a "fre'. which will burn not only
the earth (symbolical OF organized
society, but also the heavens (sym-
bolical Of ecclesiasticism). This sym
bolical FIRE, this great anarchistic
blaze, will leave present institutions
in ashes" Upon the ruins, the blast
ed hopes and ambitions Of society.
political scientific and religious, will
arise the glorious Kingdom Of Mes
siah 10 bless the world; and ii will
be as prophesied THE desire Of all
nations shall come" II is really
what all nations desire, although they
do not realize how their desires are
10 be accomplished by Divine inter-
position through Messiahs Kingdom.
Our text pictures that coming time
OF trouble" as a great storm, (which
will entirely remove, or change the
earth, the present construction of So
ciety, and carry the mountains" the
kingdoms of this present time, into
the sea Of anarchy. Gods people will
10 some extent be associated with all
Of these troubles; but they are not to
fear, they are to realize that God is
al the helm. when all around their
souls give way He then will be their
Hope and Stay"
"Jesus Gave Them Leave"
In the heading we have connected
this study with the demons, because
the Scriptures intimate that the
demons will have considerable TO do
with stirring up the great time of
trouble and discomfort with which
this Age will close and Messiah's
Kingdom be established.
On sthe other side of the Lake, as
they landed, a man came running to-
ward them, having seen them afar
off. He was obsessed-th is TO say,
demons. the fallen angels mentioned
by 81. Jude dude 6) and st Peter
III Peter II, A.. had gained access,
and we're In control Of him Il was
these that recognized Jesus and spoke
through the mans lips, saying, what
have I to do with Thee, Jesus. Thou
Son Of the Most High God? / adiure
Thee by God that Thou torment me
not" This was the answer to the
command of Jesus that the fallen
spirits should come out Of the man.
Il transpired that not merely one
demon had gained access, but many
Of them. a legion.
The demons realized that they were
subject 10 the commands of Jesus and
requested that they be allowed 10 en-
ter into the swine The Bibles explain
alton of how some angels fell from
their original perfection and harmony
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
E. NJ. MeALLIsTER SOCIAL.

The E. NJ. McAllister Sewing Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Gibson. No. $40 Kirkwood street on
Wednesday evening A plate and
handkerchief shower was given in
honor of two Of the members birth
days Mrs Mary Blessley of Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Ida Powell, of No.
31S r Seventh street Those pres.
ent were Mrs. Anna Walker. Mrs.
Maggie Davis, Mrs. Ida Powell, Mrs.
Amanda Burns, Mrs. Ella Fennemore,
Mrs. Lille Deighton. Mrs. Clara Nc
Elwee. Mrs. Matte Williams. Mrs.
Anna Shewbrooks, Mrs. Martha
Thompson, Mrs. Mary Whaley, Mrs
Elizabeth Sutton, Miss Alice Milnor
Mrs. Margaret Gibson, Mrs Loleta
Kenton, Mrs. Emma Fallowfield. Wis
itors, Miss Miriam Walker. Miss Haz-
ell Fallowfeld Miss Florence Gibi-
son, Miss Ethel McElwee, Miss Zen.
ohie Kenton, Miss Lillian Shewbrooks
c w Fallowfield, George Gibson
Masters Clarence Gibson, Willie Mil.
nor. Kline Kenton. The circle will
meet next Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Clara McElwee, No
SIG w. Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
MISSIONARY.
The SPEAKER
Or. Ii Bi Gu, Of China, to be
Heard at Grace VeSper
Services
Or. REED MORNING
PREACHER IN CHURCH

DR.. George Edward Reed, will
preach in Grace NJ. f. Church on Sun
day evening on 9The Untrodden Path
and the wayside Cross Al 9.45
o'clock, In the lecture room, Or. Reed
will conduct a Sabbath School AS
sembly 10 which teachers, members
and strangers are invited. The SER
vice does not to exceed forty-fve
minutes. The assembly will take the
place of the usual Sunday afternoon
session Of the Sunday school.
Vesper service will be held in the
Church auditorium al $50 o'clock,
lasting forty-five minutes. A leading
feature Of the vesper service will be
An address by Miss Ii ri Gu, NJ. d.,
of Foo Chow. China, delegate from
the Foo Chow Conference, China. TO
the General Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, recently con-
vened in Minneapolis. and the first
woman delegate from China to sit in
that body. DR. III Bi Gu, was graduat-
ed from the Woman's Medical College
of Philadelphia. seven years ago, and
since that time has been in charge
~ the hospital IN the City OF Foo
Chow She is in America for the year
pursuing graduate work. and on the
completion Of her graduate stuales
will resume work in her native land.
She ia a very pleasing speaker and
Her address will be of very great in
terest. DR.. ii Ri Gu is IN the city
as the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Riddle
Field
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
Preachers City Pups While Regular Preachers Enjoy Vacations
TO INSTALL NEW
PASTORATELSMERE

The new pastor of Elsmere Pres
byterian Church, the Rev. Edwin ].
Hopkins, will preach on Sunday
morning, at 1045 O'Clock and in the
evening at 745 o'clock The morn
ing subject will be, Mans Con-
troversy with Himself In the even
ing the pastor is preaching a series of
sermons on the theme The Changed
Life and its Tests" The first, What
is the Changed Life" was delivered
last Sunday. The second in the
series, do / Love the Savior-the
first test" will be preached on Sun
day evening at 7.45 o'clock. On Mon
day evening there will be a congrega-
tional meeting for the transaction Of
Important business.
On Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock,
the installation Of the pastor will take
place The Rev Samuel H. Potter,
of New Hope, Pa. will preach the
sermon, the Rev ]. D. Blake, Mar
shallton, will deliver the charge to
the pastor; and the Rev ]. Edgar
Franklin will deliver the charge to
the people.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
CAMDEN

CAMDEN, Del. Aug. 10.-Mrs. r. c.
Carrow is spending some time with
friends in lphia-William NJ
Slay Of Chestertown is the guest of
his sisters. the Misses Slay.-Miss
Julia Lord of Lebanon. Pa. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Anna L. Cooper
Edward Seal of Philadelphia, spent
several days at his home here last
weeks. w. Miller and family left
last week for Bowers Beach where they
viii remain for two weeks.-Mrs
Richard Fisher of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days at her summer
residence here-Miss Bessie Hinsley
OF Dover, was the guest or her sister,
Mrs. William NJ Evans, last week.
Mrs. Saxton and daughter OF Millville.
n. J.. were recent visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Council.-Frank Geddes.
of Swarthmore. Pa, was the guest OF
his sister Miss Annie for a few days
last week.-Mrs.. David Wiley and
children of ST. Jones have been visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Oeschler-Mrs S. c. Cooper is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs Watson. OF
Baltimore. and her daughter. Mrs.
Roland Hum, of Philadelphia.-Ed-
ward GRAY Of Philadelphia. came home
Sunday evening, to spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Gray.-Miss Adele Manahan Of Balti-
more. who spent several days with her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Man
ahan, returned TO Baltimore last week.
Mrs Conwell and mother. Mrs.
Jackson. Mrs. Mackey. Of Scranton.
Pa, and Miss Elizabeth Hollis who
have been staying at Rehoboth, have
returned to their home here.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
A LEGION OF DEMONS.
Mark iy, 35-V, 2O-Aug. IL.

"GOd is Our Refuge and Strength, a
very present help in trouble; there
fore will we not fear, though the
earth be changed. and though the
mountains be east into the midst of
the sea."-Psalm XVI, /, 2.
The Forepart Of today's study is
an account of a very severe wind
storm on the Sea of Galilee. Jesus,
tired from His teaching and healing,
in which vitality went out Of Him for
the relief of the people, had gotten
into one of the boats formerly used
by some OF His disciples in the fish
ing business and still owned BY them.
The purpose was to cross the lake
for a season Of rest and refreshment.
The Master in the hinder part of the
boat on cushion was soon fast as
leep Suddenly a terrific storm set
in which appalled, even those ac-
customed 10 such scenes They came
to Jesus and aroused Him saying.
Master, carest Thou not that we
perish?' and He awakened and re-
buked the wind saying, Peace, be
STILL And Immediately there was
great calm.
The experience was a valuable les
son to the Apostles, showing them
the wonderful power of God exerted
through their Master And the same
lesson comes down to us TODAY.
There are storms OF life which some
times sweep over ourselves and the
brethren and the whole household.
and seem sure to sink us in despair.
Dhen is the time for us 10 exercise
faith in Him who said, "I will never
leave thee nor forsake thee" Then
is the time 10 remember the Masters
words, MY grace is sufficient for
thee; My strength is made perfect I'm
weakness" Whoever can BY the ex-
ercise of faith take hold upon the
Lord viii find great peace come in
70 his heart. Then he can remember
the Masters promise that "all things
shall work together for good TO those
who love God who have been called
according 10 His purpose. Romans
viii 2S.
The text draws to our attention an
other storm. II pictures the great
storm Of trouble which in the close
Of this age viii suddenly burst upon
the whole world of mankind and in
which Babylon the Great. the Mother
Of Harlots,' like a great milestone will
be cast into the midst OF the sea A."
This same time of trouble" in some
Scriptures, is spoken OF as a"whirl-
wind" the result Of letting loose "the
four winds OF heaven" that will be
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
MA IAcKsnN AT OIIYET.

At Olivet Church tomorrow the
Sunday School will meet at 10 o'clock
and divine worship will be conducted
a. 1915 O'Clock by the Rev. X, l..
Jackson. Of Hanover Church, With
whom the pastor will exchange pull
pits. The Christian Endeavor Prayer
Meeting will be held az 6 o'clock. As
the days are growing shorter the
union service in Eighth Street park
will begin at $50 o'clock ten minutes
earlier than heretofore.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Parrie Bloom, OF Philadelphia,
is spending the week with her friends
Mr. and Mrs. II. Fogel. at the Waverly.
Pennsgrove.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Of
Dover are visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
K. Canac, Of No. s23 Clayton street.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and son, Fer
ris Bertram Anderson, of No. 2416
Washington street. Mrs. Robert r.
Jefferis, Miss Bessie Jefferis, Master
Robert Jefferis, Jr., and Paul Jefferis,
of No. % South Clayton street, we're
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Franklin Anderson and family. Of
Philadelphia. on Thursday
L. p Russell has been a recent Wis
itor of his parents at Burrswlle.
Miss Ellen Morris was a recent
visitor of Yensie vibbert at Shawnee
Mr. and Mrs. John Kellum we're
recent visitors to Camden camp.
Mrs George w. Collins and her
daughters, Miss Florence and Mar
garet Collins, have been spending a
few days with Mrs Edward Enright
at Dover.
Miss Sadie Wells and nieces. the
Misses Helen and Ruth Mcintyre, are
guests a. Dover Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wickes.
Mrs. ollie Loose and son. Ollie. and
daughter, Ethel, of Dover. are visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loose and son,
Harry, and daughter. Lillian, and
Miss Adelaide Loose are visiting DAN
iel Loose at Dover.
William Voss is spending his vaca-
tion with his parents at Bethesda.
Master ollie Cruck and Charles
Mills are guests at Little Greek OF
Thomas Kemp.
Lemuel Marr. special officer at the
Clayton House. has gone to Bristol
Pa, for a week TO visit his daughter
Police Commissioner and Mrs vii
liam H. Bowers are summering al
Asbury Park
G. B. Fisher is spending two weeks
visiting his relatives in New York
City.
Herbert Foster. of this city is
spending his vacation at Lakewood
N. j.
James Grubb has returned from
his vacation at Middletown, Del.
John Webster is visiting his par
ents in Camden. n. J.
Harry Barry is spending some time
with his relatives in Philadelphia. Pa
Louis Beachers is spending his va
cation at Atlantic City. n. j.
Miss Beatrice Comfy is spending the
week at Atlantic City. n. J.
Herbert G. Potter has left for a
vacation to ocean City. Nd, and Ber-
lin.
Mrs. II. p. Potter and Miss Adelaide
Potter left yesterday for West Phila-
delphia, where they will spend a
week.
Miss Edna Morgan, Of Wilmington,
and Miss Dorothy Mendenhall, OF
/ Hockessin, are visiting Miss Sara
Bennett at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Baynum
have returned to their home at MIL
ford after part Of a vacation spent in
this city.
Harry Hadley is spending his va
cation at Boston, Mass.
John Coleman has returned from
| his vacation at Cape May, ~ ].
William Kalem is spending the
week end visiting his relatives In
Lynn, Mass.
william Wilson has returned from
his vacation at Atlantic City. ~ J.
John Slower hs returned from his
vacation at Cape May, n. ].
Frank Myers Is spending several
weoks at Harrington.
Harry Anderson has returned from
his vacation at Atlantic City, ~ ].
Howard L. Hill, OF No sic Eas,
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
CHILnRENS, PARTY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Aug. 10
Mrs. Percy l.. Donaghay, entertained
a number of children in honor of the
fourth birthday anniversary of her
little daughter Charlotte. Those pre-
sent were: Laura Fogel George.
Katherine and Henry Townsend, Vir-
ginia Brady, Eunice Horsey. Clara.
Grace. Elizabeth and Margaret Brady,
Helen Cleaver Marion. Frances and
Katherine Armstrong, June and Vir-
ginia johnson. Blanche Messick,
Henry Chamberlain. Katherine Alex
ander, Percy, Edwin and Charlotte
Donaghay. Liston and Lyle De Shield
and Helen Fisher.
The Sunday School of Bethesda NJ.
F. Church held the annual
picnic on Thursday at Augustine
Park. Fifteen wagons were required
70 take the children and their
friends. The Sunday School of St
Anne's Church will hold its picnic
next Thursday at the same place.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
CURRAN-CANN NUPTIALs.

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage Of Miss Bernadetta DeSaleza
Curran. of Towanda, Pa. and Charles
Green Cam, of Middletown, Del. at
Philadelphia. by the Rev. Richard F.
Kelly, OF the Cathedral diocese on May
2l. The bride was a graduate Of the
S. c. 1. College, at Towanda, Pa. and
OF the Orthopaedic Hospital in the
class of 1906 at Philadelphia. Her
grandmother was a Moore, a direct
descendant of Sir Thomas Moore, the
famous Irish poet.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
DIR. FINNEY
AT CENTRAL
Will Preach for Last Time
There Tomorrow
Morning
PARK SERVICE FOR
THE EVENING WORSHIPPERS

Or. William p Finney, will preach
for the last time this summer in
Central Presbyterian Church, King
street below Eighth, tomorrow morn
ing at 1870 o'clock The Rev. j. H..
Crawford expects to return to the city
TO occupy his pulpit for the last two
Sundays in August Dr. Finney will
also have charge Of the service at
Kirkwood Park at z o'clock tomor-
row evening, weather permitting.
These services are becoming more
popular and are very well attended
Everybody is cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
AFTER AsBURY CHURCH THIEVES
Authorities Unable to Get Up With
Parties Who Broke in Church.

The authorities of Asbury NJ z
Church, Smyrna. have been unable to
find any clue 70 the two recent rob-
berries which have occurred at the
church. Last Saturday night week
and the week previous, entrance to
the Sunday school room and library
was effected by prying open the win
dow. II seems that the thieves were
after money for every cupboard and
chest in the rooms was torn open. In
all they secured about $500 which
represented the savings of the pri-
mary class. Every effort has been
made to ferret out the robbery but so
far they have not been successful.
Evening journal., 1912-08-10
MR. CARpENTrR IN PuLPIT.

The Rev. F. f. Carpenter having
returned from his vacation will be in
the pulpit Of Brandywine NJ. F.
Church both morning and evening
tomorrow.
The Sabbath Schools will be held
as usual The morning preaching
subject will be, THE Spiritual Com
ing OF Christ" Twilight service Will
be held at o'clock. the subject will
be. "A Full Surrender"