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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
Wrestler a Service Man.

FRANK Hansen. former welterneicht
wrestling champion OF the northwest.
has been appointed service superintend-
ent ~ TIE Studebaker branch At
omaha. Neh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany of Quincy. Ill. has followed the
example Of the companys stations in
many other cities. and has employed
motor cycle messenger boys. 1t is be-
LEVIED that two motor cycle riders can
do the wo"k of ten messengers en-
ployed heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
Subject to Jersey Laws.

After an automobile has exceeded the
fifteen-day touring the commissioner
said. then to all intents and purposes he
becomes subject to the license laws of
New Jersey and must comply with those
laws
Some misa pprehension. said Mr.. Lippin-
colt. had been caused by the fact that
New Jersey inspectors are treating
motorists from other states in exactly
the same manner in which they treat
motorists from New .Jersey-in other
words. requiring that they prove that
they have been duly licensed by the de-
partment of the state from which they
come This has been misunderstood to
mean that they should have New Jersey
drivers licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

The Wheeling tW. Na.o Motor Cycle
Club is planning a series of 1OO-mile
weekend runs for this spring and sum
mer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
MOTOR CYCLE NOTES.

MOTOR cyclists of Bennington. Kan, are
pianmng to organize a touring club to
ride to the San Francisco exnosition
next year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

A new Observation-Disclosures dollar
three-mile motor cycle and automobile
speedway is to be built at Matteson, III.
A 1n-acre tract of land has been pur
chased for the course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

The indianapolis Humane Society has
purchased a motor cycle and side car to
be used as an ambulance for small ami
mails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

\ large crowd of enthusiastic motor
cyclists witnessed the recent Hill climb
at Ellsworth. Kan. Sixteen contestants
took part in the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

There are 2OG motor cycles in Homo
lulu alone, according to H. p Wood
director of the Hawaii promotion COM
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

The Mandarin of the Ten Chueng Prov
ince. China. has ordered an American
motor cycle with side car for use in
making official trips to the different cities
Of his province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

Two motor cycles have just been pur-
chased by w. p. Mills of Sitka. Alaska
Ihese are the first two-wheelers to APP
pear in this northern city. They will he
used for delivery purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

The postmaster of Athens Ca b.s
made requisition for several motor
cycles for delivering parcel post pack
ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

In addition to their regular duties the
motor cycle policemen of Harrisburg,
Pa. nave proven OF great assistance in
preventing fires in the city. Frequently
the police department receives COM
plants concerning bonfires being started
too near buildings, and before the fire
has reached sufficient proportions to
cause any damage a motor cycle officer
is on hand to extinguish II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
Conditions Decidedly Unfavorable.

AL the start the carburetor adjustments
We're soldered and the dash adjustment
removed A special one gallon tank was
filled with ordinary gasoline. showing
in the cold temperature specific
gravity of 90 degrees. The day hap
pened to be decidedly unfavorable for
such record. The wind was strong
from the northeast. and the temperature
but 50 degrees at the start and only
SO degrees at the finish.
The one gallon of gasoline carried
the car "a miles during a period of
one hour and fifteen minutes. with an
average speed of twenty miles per hour
After the economy test had been com
pleted the fuel was replenished, and
without any adjustment. the power, speed
and Nthrottling down on high gear" per-
formances followed in quick succession
lnasmuch as the test was supervised
by Mr.. Edwards. and all the rules care
fully complied with. the Chandler
people will receive from the Chicago
Automobile Club certificate signed by
M Edwards officially authenticating
the record and rendering the facts be-
yond dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
NEW RECORD IS MADE
BY ACHANDLER 'S|x''
Run for 24.4 Miles Made on One
Gallon of Gasoline in
Chicago.

A Chandler six" has just made rec
nd of 24.4 miles Oh gallon of gasoline.
The test was made in Chicago. and is
said to be far in advance of any similar
performance by a water-cooled motor on
the ground of economy alone. But the
most remarkable part of this Chandler
Rayfield feat lies. it is said, in the fact
that on the same afternoon with the car
huretor adjustments all soldered fast. the
same car followed it's record breaking
economy test by showing a speed of more
than forty-fve miles per hour. by climb
ing the famous Hubbards hnl on high
gear from a standing start, and showing
speed of twenty miles per hour at the
top, and finally by throttling down so
low on high gear that for stretch of
several hundred feet the car ran so slow
ly that the speedometer could not reg
lister. The speed was less than three
miles per hour.
The performance took place under the
direct control of +. Z. Edwards formerly
chairman of the contest committee of the
American Automobile Association, and at
present in charge. in a similar capacity
of the work carried on by the Chicago
Automobile Club Mr.. Edwards was as
sisted by D. S. Hatch.
The car carried full equipment. incud-
ing windshield and spare tire. and was
occupied during the test by four paSsen-
gers. The car weighed without passen-
gers 5000 pounds with passengers >. 700
pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

John +. HoEG of Kansas City, Mo.
is making motor cycle tour through
Canada This summer Mr.. Hog is con
tenplating world tour. in company
with Joe k.ser of quincy Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

new motor cycle club has been form
ed at Marion. Ohio The organization
Will affiliate with the F. A. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

A big motor cycle meet is being plan
ned for Memorial day by Beloit, Wis.
motor cyclists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

Plans are on foot to form a motor
cycle club at Lake Worth. Fla.
\ pure food market a Greencastle
Ind. used a motor cycle IN making
quick delivery of provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

Mammoth output has cut Goodyear costs.
Modern equipment has cut them. And we took
last year an average profit Of only 67 per cent.
l.. 1919 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
Motored to Lancaster. Pa.

George T. Cochrane. the popular iittl.
motor cycle rider of the w NJ C.. mad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

tons totaled % per cent.
Those are the reasons for
Goodyesrprices. tits easy
MISUNDERSTANDING:
but a higher-priced tire
worth the extra price
has not yet been created.
Prove this by compare
son. Any dealer will sup
ply you if you ask for
q
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MeMechsn Brisfs.

Miss Ella Junkins. OF this city. who
underwent an operation at the Ohio Val
ley hospital r. improving nicely.
Mrs. r D.. Fellers. is confined to tbs
FIRST NJ. T.. parsonage with an illness.
Charles McCuskey. Of this city, left
last evening for B~uckhannon. whsrs rs
will spend a few days with friends.
Pred Neiman has broken ground for
addition.
Results Of the basketball Ezms played
last evening between the local I'VE n
Linsly will be found elsewhere in this
mornings Intelligence.
Dryei Goodwin. young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Goodwin has fully re-
covered from an attack OF typhoid fever.
The several small slips which have &C.
Cured In the Narrows below this city.
have ben entirely cleared away by the
Traction company.
Mrs D. q Nations left yesterday for
friends and relatives.
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Work ProaressiuQ.

contractors on the new Weidman
~nutldings 60 be erected on sixth street.
the site Of the former building which
was swept by IRE over a year ago. are
making rapir progress on the founda-
Won ana 10 viii soon be completed. This
building viii be- hreproof a. %ourhout and
VIII be three stories hign. what busI-
ness VIII De carried on iu the new struc-
tnre cannot be learned. but will ADJ
ELDLL-N ~ The ~annearnnoe " this aIrecl
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 20 extend our thanks 10
az those VIC kindly b~efriended us dur.
ing our bereavement: 20 our kind
neirhbors and all friends OF tho family.
and also 10 Rev. Mr.. Yeakel. and for
an norals presented.
MRS JOSEPH MYERS and FAMILY
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Trinity Evan. Lutheran Church
1886 Eon street. Rev. O. c. Dean. nae,
tor. 1905 Eof street-Services for
sunday, February l. and the week fol.
lowing; Preaching services al 1870
a. m. Sabbath school at . D.. m. In
Nor G +. $3.50 %. m; illustrated ser.
mon TO the children az 1880 u. m
Children OF All Lands" This
sermon VIII be Of interest 10 the
adults as well as the little folks: reg.
ular monthly meeting of the Ladies
Missionary Society Tuesday evening
al 80; prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening az 1870; choir practice and
Junior Bible classes Friday al the
E.Hal hour Strangers welcome 70 all
G. our services.
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M'MECHEN
Work Progressing Nicely.

Work on the installation Of the new
sanitary sewer through the Midway adj
dition 10 this city il progress ng rapidly
due to the hne weather conditions pre-
N%ailing. Tire owners expect To- nut a
number 81 men on the Job the nr-t OF
next week and the work will be rushed
60 completion The sewer 81 practically
the last bis improvement 20 be made 70
TIE addition before the lots are put on
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with the growing interest. Come and
we WIN make you feel al home.
Island Christian church. 50 Zane av-
nne. Rev. G. y. HutslAr. pastor
Bible. $3.50 a. m: GUY 4 Pryor. su-
perintendenf. Preaching service.
1895 a. m: subject % sermon. The
Parable OF the Faithful Servant"
Tristan Endeavor. $50 2 m Even-
sermon will be an address on Chris
tian Endeavor work PRAYER meeting
"wednesday evening. 1880. Choir
practice Thursday evening. ; O'Clock.
Christian Endevor day will te OBJ
served In the Sunday services. On
sunday morning q teachers training
class, taught by =. ID. Barger. viii be
gin. Everyone a. welcome 20 these
services. II thefe are any strangers
In the city who have no church home.
and who need assistance by a minis
ter. kindly call ii55-N. National
The Eighteenth Memorial Chapel.
Services sabbath evening at 1890
o'clock. subject. Memory What Is
IL Why II IL Hell 10 some men and
Heaven 20 others. The stranRe pranks
" plays with some men. Can We for
get Gods provision for men consumed
by remorse2 Come and let US talk
~ over. Good singing and you are
welcome. John McMasier. leader.
Elm Grove Christian chnrch-Bible
school 10 Ia II Sunday morning
Preaching and communion II to ~.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Preaching
1880. Rev. John Clark OF Bethany will
preach morning and evening. Sub.
lect Tor evening sermon. The Social
Teachings OF Jesus" Rev Clark will
take up the work al his place and all
members are requested 10 be present
both morning and evening Every.
body welcome.
Emmanuel BAPTIST church 1929 Eon
street Arden y. Miller. pastor. GAS
The Sunday School opens their session.
Try and be on time. Morning preach
ing at II o'clock. followed by he
Communion Services and the hand OF
fellowship 20 new members.
Junior meet AT $3.50 D.. m. Evening
preaching at 1880. following which the
$. Y. p. L. hold their meeting. We'd
nesday at 10 2. IN. the Willing Work
ers gather for some work. You will
not forget that we nee for PRAYER
on Wednesday evening II 1880. Glad
TO have you come and bring a friend.
st. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. ii09-141t Chaplire street.
NV. y. W N'IutI PASTOR, rev. VI.
Steuer. Assistant Pastor. $50 a. m
Sunday school and Bible classes
! English and GERMANY 1880 a. m.
> German services. 7:3O n. m. Eng
fish services. Rev. Werder will speak
on church history. Monday evening.
meeting Of committee on arrange
! mentsl for the Missionary conference.
Tuesday evening. rehearsal OF the
male chorus. All are cordially in
vited.
Zion Lutheran church. PTS Market
street. Rev. 4. l.. Benze. pastor. The
fourth Sunday after Epiphany. Sun
day schoo at .: n a. m. Chief SER
vice at 1890 n. M. English yes
l'pers at 1880 p. m. The pastors sub
! ject AZ this service will be: The
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Revfvals continue.

With several conversions last evening
the annual revival services which nave
been in progress at the First NJ. L.
church for the past six weeks will con-
tnue until further notice. Rev. z. d.
Fellers. the pastor T. delivering splen-
did sermOns each evening and ali are
cordially invited to attend.
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The Mckinley commanlery. uniform
rank. O. 4. \. ~. held = box social last
evening Boo the old Armurv building on
seventh street. During the evening
q splendid program was rendered and
Hl had e. very pleasant time. A neat
sum was realized from the anair. which
win go into the fund Of the orgauiza-
ton.
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OF the hftieth anniversary OF the found
ing OF the order are meeting with much
success with the program. The affair
viii he held on the 18th OF next month
and Will be held IN McMechen hall, at
ten corner OF Seventh and Marshall
streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

Tymr-M Mems Bible Class.
\. W. c. A. and the Church.
Y VI C. \ and the Church.
Hymn No %.
Benediction.
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Chapline Street NJ. L. Church. Rev.
Samue G. Jones. Pastor-You will find
a very cordial and warm welcome at
all our services. Al 1890 morning
worship. subject Progressive Devel-
opment-A Reasonable Expectation f"
Sunday school at . D. M Alvin Win
'ers, superintendent. Our school Is
u and making a great rec
ora. Joint service of Epworth League
ana class meeting at $50 =. m. led by
Mt Freese- Evangelistic service at
I."o, subject The Glory OF the Con
querlhg Cross. DIR. J. S. Robinson
VIII assist the pastor in all services.
me revival meetings will continue all
next week.
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THE UNFRIENDLY NEIGHBOR.
(The Story.)

The apostles observed Jesus in he
act OF prayer. They saw him kneel
ing with u%pturned face. His glowing
lineaments showed the bliss of com
munion with God. or repose after OF
tanning the thing desired. A goodly
sight No wonder IL provoked the
question how they could learn TO pray
after such a fashion. too. The
universal Teacher taught through
these suppliants all who would after
ward learn OF him concerning this
supreme act of the soul. lie gave the
first model OF prayer. The Paternos-
ter is an epitome. Here are the needs
alike OF the race and the individual in
miniature. n Is the alphabet. the nu-
neral system out of which PRAYER OF
every description can be spelled and
figured. Analytically. in its separate
parts, II illustrates the components OF
a true, rounded, acceptable prayer.
Synthetically. there is I'm IL a tenor
a spirit-a cumulative power un-
matched in written language. It is
chief ornament of every ritual. It's
perpetual repetition wearies no one.
u Is suited alike TO child and adult.
From this matchless formulary
Jesus passes to the spirit which
should characterize the suppliaut To
set this forth he uses "a homolv do
nestle incident. We must ~ransfer
ourselves 10 the Orient to appreciate
II. There was no mail or time table
10 apprise the host Of the hour OF the
guests arrival. IL would like as not
be late AZ night. Is travel was ordi-
nearly continued then. 10 escape the
neat OF the day. The guest would be
DOWNRIGHT hungry. as mere we're no
facilities OF the modern rcstaurateur.
The hosts larder would like as not
90 empty, the climate making he
preservation Of edibles difficult. and
leading them TO live from hand 10
mouth. Borrowing would be the next
TEACHERS
Form and f%ervcncyl Their juxta.
position here is no accident 10 D. de-.
signed 10 teach us that they are not
inimical; that the importuuato soul
can express Itself lu the phrase of the
f~aternosicr Phillips Brooks poured
out ME great heart Bro tho prayer OF
~ thrysostom ami other forms" Of
me prayer book. Moved himself. be-
moved all who hoard him
The golden mean b. fo d. w,f-t.t,,d
however between "a Too rgIH auhar.
, nnce 90 form and "a unr.f.frurr % Ok.
'fempOrancOuF prayer Trf9 parfI.f
would likely give DIS dI.r.pIaa form
lI PRAYER. He gave minute aud rrar.
UcaI directions fO each rIaa. 0f Iia
converts. the people fhr r"lHrfrlra.
lh' toldiers. TO would hardly omit
teaching them how FOO pray
Jesus Dr. our standing pattern Ir mas,
or We enforced his pror.uf t..
example Twonty-Ouc instance. oF
praying are noted Boo the gospels. ..-.
rev public. 90 meals. lonr urltrr..
'~ltcuIafurF. i-ntorcoseOrv for friends
ana enemies al are recorded Tho
I'I''H'f oI DIE prayer ia de ribbed
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Warwood Lutheran church-Central
school. place Of meeting-Rev.- Ralph
a. Harshman. pastor. Fourth Sunday
after Epiphany.-Divine worship with
sermon at 7:45 y. m. Sunday school at
2:30 p. m. Catechism class Saturday
10 a. m. We expect % az Catechism
class and 125 at Sunday school. There
VIII be reception OF members at the
evening worship. We are well pleased
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church.
5'Z2 Jacob street. J. II. Workman. mas.
'oT-General class service led by the
pastor at 1908 a. m. Sunday: preach
ing sunday at 1880 a. IN. and 7:3O d.
M. Dy the pastor; Epworth League ser
Nlee 900 y. m. Sunday: prayer meet
ing "wednesday 1:3O. The stewards
OF the church will have charge OF he
service. Sunday school at . o. m
Sunday. w. &. Cunningham. superin-
tendent. This church will welcome
strangers and persons without n
church home TO all of its services.
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Tho committee Of tho Knights ~
I'vthias ~ this city who were appoint
90 Co make plans Tor Tire celebrating
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Edgewood Lutheran church-Edge.
wood town hall, place OF meeting.
Rev. Ralph A. Harshman. pastor
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.-Di-
! n worship with sermon at 1915 a.
m. Sunday school at $50 y. m. Cate.
chism class on Friday at 4 p m. Inter.
est in our work and services Is in
creasing right along and we are glad
10 see II. All are welcome.
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4 police canvaqe I'M Kansas city
shows mat lls women disappeared
from that Cig ia six months.
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Second PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
Thomas Gr.er koontz. pastor serv.
ices ~ 10 a. p m and 3 g. D. m.. sab.
bath school a. $50 % M Christian
Endeavor mccting at o. g. o. m.. pray
Or meeting Wednesday a. 1f5 %. m
The pastor will preach Sabbath morn.
INK on when Ho Saw the Multitude
3D." Was Moved With Compassion
and in the evening. Matthew u.s.. gs.
young peoples meeting assisted bv
sabbath school orchestra
Anthem.
Hymn No .
Scripture. Eccl xii
Hymn-Pastor's Aid Society.
Prayer.
Hymn 36-Sabbath school
Tho sabbath school and the cI..rcb
Worship in offering Anthem
The Y. L. s G. p and the church
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Second United Presbyterian hurch
Services will be held in the Y NJ.
e. \. The pastor. Rev. !. II. Littell. ID.
-. VIII preach IN the morning at
lo.f'. evening al 800. sabbath school
81 S.3o a. m; Christian Union at : ..
m. mid-Week prayer service in the
lecture room Of the First Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening at 7:45.
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Evangelical Reformed ST Stenbe,..
Church. corner Eon and T-hirtY.sirth
streets. Ernest NJ. Preuss. pastor-Sun.
day. February /. German service a,
1880 a. m. after this service. consis.
tory meeting: Sunday school . II m -.
Ladies Aid Society meeting 2 n m
willing Workers. $50: English even.
ing service. 1880: Tuesday evening
Young Peoples meeting. 8 l. m.
Thursday evening choir rehearsal.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday i'm.
structions In Bible and catechism AZ.
Yer school 4 cordial invitation Is OK.
tended 10 all the services.
Warwood Christian Church. Rev NJ
W. Evans. pastor-Bible school AZ IN
O'Clock. Henry Mitchell. superintend
ent-Preaching services and counn.
mon at II o'clock. subject What H. a
Christian Christian Endeavor ~
q - o'clock. leader Miss Rose Wade.
preaching at 7:45 o'clock. subject
Seeking the Old Tithes."
St Andrews church. Th-irty.seventb
ana Eoh stTeets-There will be serv
Ice In 81. Andrews church -to.nurrov
the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
celebration Of Holy Communion NJ )
o'clock In the morning. SUNDAY school
AZ ? O'Clock In the afternoon. Evening
prayer and sermon at $50 In tho
evening. James T. Fish. pastor
81. Paul's Evangelical church Tbir.
ly-eiEhth and Wood streets. August g.
tasche. pastor-Serviccs FOR SUNDAY.
februarv T.. German service al 40. 71
a. M; English service ~ 7.sO u m
subject. Man as Husband and Father
All friends and strangers. who have
no church home. are cordially invited
70 worship with ST. PauTs people ON
Sunday. Every husband and father
every old man and all the Young mon
In the congregation. are urged 10 nj.
tend the evenings service
Sunday school q 2 p. m Let every
member be on limo and bring . now
member or a visitor TO tho session
ladies' Aid society meets AZ @ n I'M
Mission Circle ~ Gas p. m. Willing
Workers az s o'clock on Monday night
s. Matthews Episcopal church.
corner Chspllne and Fifteenth streets
Rev. Hunter Davidson OF Hot Springs.
Va. rector in charge Tho services
during the week will DO a. follows.
Fourth SUNDAY after Epiphany. Febru.
airy J. 1914. B a M. Holy Communion.
1890 n. M. Second celebration and
sermon. subject % sermon. The Su.
promc Command s.3O o. M. even.
ing prayer and address. subject of
address. The Great stone Face
- p ~. sunday school. @ b. M
Sunday school. So Johns. Echo Point.
3 p. M, Sunday school. ST. Paul's. Elm
Grove 3 . m. evening prayer and I'D.
dress. ST. paul'a Film Grove. 4 cor.
dial inyiuse1ID is extended to an.