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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
DOCTOR H. A. MUSSER
TO TOUR COUNTRY
Assistant Executive Secretary
of Sunday Campaign Com
mittee Heads Team for For
eign Evangelism.

The Rev. H. A. Musser, assistant Sec
retary of the Billy" Sunday Campaign
Committee, has been chosen as team
leader to tour the country for the Depart
ment of Foreign Evangelism of the Metho-
dist Board of Foreign Missions, New York.
Doctor Musser's team will conduct cam
paigns in 100 American cities from the
Atlantic to the Pacific to conserve the
results of meetings to be held in these
cities as part of the Leymens Interde-
nominational movement.
About 10 days will be spent in each city
by Doctor Musser and two teammates, and
1t will require about three years for him
to complete his tour. The first of these
campaigns will be started in Buffalo, ~.
Y, on April 22 Previous to going to
Buffalo Doctor Musser will spend some
time in Remove and Washington, Pa do
ing special work.
During the six months that he has been
one of the active promoters OF the sun
day campaign In this city. Doctor Mus
ser has spoken In a great many churches
and made many friends. He was formerly
in mission work in the central part of
India, and went through several thrilling
experiences. \ book, entitled Jungle EN-
periences," giving many of the interest
ing stories the preacher has written from
his trials in the Ear East, will soon be
issued.
Since coming to Philadelphia the mis-
sionary has become so attached to the
city that he intends to make 1t his home
His wife and two children will live at 81
West Pomona street, Germantown, while
he is touring for the Department OF For
clgn EVANGELISM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
ELABORATE CEREMONIES
TO MARK SILVER JUBILEE
Archbishop to Preside at st. Bona
Ventura's Church on April 1s.

Archbishop to Preside at st. Bona
ventura's Church on April 1s.
Elaborate ceremonies have been planned
Tor the Observance OF the silver ami
Versary Of st. Bonaventura's parish, the
Rev. Hubert Hammeke, rector, which will
be celebrated on Sunday April IL.
Archbishop Prendergast will preside at
the services at 1O:4S O'Clock in tho morn
ing, when Bishop McCort will celebrate
Pontfcal Mass. The sermon will be de-
livered by the Rev Henry stommel.
rector OF st. Alphonsus, which organized
St Bonaventura.
In the evening the Rev. Theodore Ham
meke, rector OF tho parish Of st. Trnatius
and brother of st. Bonaventura's rector.
VIII preach at a Solemn Vesper service.
The state Council of the knights OF
Columbus will meet in this city during
the second week Of May. There will be
sessions on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday In the x. of c. Hail 9Sth and
Market streets.
The Catholic Choral Club will give a.
concert in the Academy of Music on
Thursday evening, April %.
Plans have been completed by ]. STAN
ley Smith and other members of the
Villanova College Alumni Society to hold
the annual banquet on the evening OF
May 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Additional reports from pastors
will be published next Saturday.
MISS SAXE'S BIBLE WORK
RUSHED FORWARD BY WOMEN
County Sunday School Association
Plans Leaders Meetings Here.

County Sunday School Association
Plans Leaders Meetings Here.
Extensive plans for continuing the Bible
work started in this city by Miss Grace
SAKE. of the "Bllly" Sunday party are
being completed by the Philadelphia
County Sunday School Association under
the direction OF Mrs f. r. Kearney, VINO
has charge Of the teacher training work
for the organization. Many meetings will
be hold during this week and an increased
number next week.
Mrs. Kearney will continue her class
in the Temple Lutheran Church, SD and
Race streets, which she started last week.
on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. She
will also hold conference at the Grace
Methodist Church, Broad and Master
streets at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, Caroline S. Berger will teach the
lesson,
other meetings of leaders and their
teachers for the week follow:
Tuesday, at y. M, East Baptist
Church. Mrs. G. II. Woolston, leader:
Wednesday, at p. m, Allegheny Avenue
Baptist Church. Miss Sara s. Simpson and
Miss Phoebe n. PhelpA teachers Trinity
Presbyterian Church. " 1nesday evening,
at 1880 Miss Margaret Cairns, leader.
Meetings for leaders In South Phila-
delphia, Germantown and Tloga will he
hold the week following.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
THOUSANDS ASKED TO
PRAY FOR DRUNKARD
Heart-broken Wife and Mother
Makes Request of Clergy.
One Scents Option "Plot."

II the plan OF an anonymous writer does
not miscarry, hundreds Of ministers in this
city will pray with their congregations to-
morrow that an unknown man who is as
serted to be husband and a father be
converted from the evils of strong liquor.
No prayers Of such nature will be Of
fered In the German Lutheran churches.
because the ministers OF that cult ha e
determined that the writer OF the letter Is
not sincere and has used the method OF
writing TO the various ministers solely in
an EFFORT TO concentrate agitation on the
local option question at every religious
service In the city.
One OF the German Lutheran ministers
who re"eived a copy of the letter had his
suspicious aroused by the salutation in
the missivc He showed ,he letter to an
other minister Of the same faith When he
had read 1t he reached into his pocket
and produced an Identical letter in the
same handwriting. Using the telephone 70
make Inquiries these two men learned that
others OF their faith had received similar
letters. The conference followed and after
a comparison OF the letters il was d.-
clared that the same person had written
al of them and that no attention would
be given to the request
a copy of the letter follows:
Dear Brother in Christ:
beneEinS implicitly in the divine prom
use, whatsoever ye ask in my name, in
laith relieving, that shall We receive
am gong to ask your prayers and the
prayers of Your congregation (at each
| service on sunday neND for the cnnver
/ SION Of my husband. who mas become a
victim Of drink. Won't YOU pray that
! TINS terrible curse be taken from him
ana that he be brought to Christ?
l am not going to sign my name, God
MnoWS VINO pleads for your prayers,
| were my husband to know that I had
asked YOU to pray for him. our homs
would no more unhannv than it is now.
oh, pray, pray for hlml
HEARTBROKEN WIFE AND
| MOTHER"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
TO REOPEN CHURCH
Special Services to Be Held in Cele-
bration of Improvement.

Trinity United Evangelical Church,
puyal and Baynton streets, Germantown,
the Rev. j. II. Shirley, pastor, has under
gone extensive improvements, including
the installation of a new pipe organ, and
will be reopened with appropriate exer-
cises tomorrow. The Rev. William II.
Christ, pastor of Olivet United Evangel-
ical Church, Bethlehem, will preach
morning and evening and address the
Sunday school In the afternoon.
che reopening will be followed by a
~;.k of special services, at which the
Revs. II. j. o. Rinker, II. S. Heckler and
A, w. Brownmller. of this city, and the
Rev. r. w. Musselman, of Plymouth
Meeting, will preach.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Doctor Richmond Writes to Bishop

The Rev. DR., George Chalmers Rich
mond, rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church. has written a letter TO Bishop
Rhinelander explaining the suspension OF
two vestrymen, William Il. Hamilton and
Charles A. Brown. II all hinges, accord
ing to the rector, upon the case of
young man, member OF the church, who
was once convict In Sing Sing. Tne
rector explains how he took the young
man fs y New York and how he became
valuable member of the church, lead
ing a blameless life. He declares that
the vestrymen whom he suspended sought
TO discredit the regensTated young man,
and referred to him as an eX-conyict,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
WILL RECEIVE 45O NEW
MEMBERS INTO CHURCH
Rev. DR.. F. E. Dagger Has Successful
Evangelistic Services at ST. Paups.

Evangelistic Services at st. Paul's.
Tho vestry Of ST. Paurs Reformed
Episcopal Church, Broad and Venango
streets, the Rev. DR.. Forrest f. Dagger,
rector, has issued report showing that
"a wonderful work of grace is in prog
less in that church," through special
evangelIstic services. A few months ago
Doctor Dagger started to hold services on
Sunday evenings, after the example OF
Billy Sunday, hut with little difference
In his style of preaching excepting with
probably little more force and fervor."
Results were so marvellous. the report
states, that the rector decided TO con-
tinue the evangelstic meetings on week.
day evenings as well, and since that
time hundreds of men and women have
been converted. Tomorrow Bishop Ru-
dolph will be present and confirm large
class and will receive $50 persons into
the membership OF the church. On Palm
Sunday 90 adults and eight children were
baptized.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
GERMANTOWN PASTOR
CHOSEN CHAIRMAN
The Rev. DR.. C. w. Burns Heads
Methodist Board of Examiners.

The Rev DR.. Charles Wesley Burns,
pastor of the First Methodist Church,
Germantown, has been chosen chairman
of the Board of Examiners to fill the va
cancy caused hy the appointment of the
Rev. DR., George w. Izer as superintend
ent of the Northwest District of the Phil
adephia Conference.
Thomas II. Evans, pastor of the Haws
Avenue Church. Norristown, was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy on the board,
The mid-year examinations will be held
In october in the First Church, German
town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
MARCUS HOOK CHURCH
HAS IT'S BEST YEAR
More Than 400 New Members Added
to Methodist Congregation.

The Methodist Church at Marcus Hook
has had the most successful year in it's
history. More than 400 persons were con-
verted and received into the church by
the pastor. the Rev. II. S. McDade, and
extensive work has been done among the
foreign population of the community
Financially the work has also been a
success, all bills being paid and there be-
ing about $500 in the hands of the treas
urer. The Sunday School has grown from
72 members two years ago to 2S today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
PRESBYTERIAN OFFICIALS

ehser the caption. "Presbyterians in
". saddle" the calendar Of the Fort
1ssnihston .Ss Presbyterian Church saws:
ihs PRESIDENT OF the United states is
Naer OF the First Presbyterian
ny lnhsai,n' yl Princeton. Tie Vice President Of
". Sh,ted States is an elder in the First
a., ssenan' Indianapolis. The Secre-
p,.hv h slate is an elder of the First
m, ssyslan, yn, Omaha. The Governor of
S,nIt, pk p state is a deacon In the Uni
sooS , sthee Presbyterian, New York. It
hinss e9ure many pages to narrate the
afe p,.0tnlen u men In high public office who
t,nv ,sssoyteHans. You are in good COM
,'r' "heh you join the Presbyterians."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
A PRIEST FIFTY YEARS

Many local friends OF Father Thomas A.
Reid, S. j.. formerly stationed at Old st.
Josephs Catholic Church, 4th street and
vikings alley, this city, are interested in
the 5Oth anniversary OF his ordination to
the priesthood. which is 10 take place at
st. Ignatius' Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, on
June 8. Father Reid will celebrate tho
Solemn High Mass on that day at II
o'clock, and the sermon will be preached
by Father John l.. Belford, OF the Church
of the Nativity. Brooklyn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Women Going TO Paterson

A delegation of 100 business women will
go from this city 10 Paterson, n. j., to
tell OF the good BILLY Sundays cam
paign did here They are TO go at the
invitation of the business women of
Paterson, and will leave on special cars
from the Reading Terminal on Saturday,
April a. and remain over SUNDAY, Seats
will be reserved for them In the taberna-
Gle for the meetings during their visit
10 tho silk city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
JUDGE GoRMAN TO SPEAK

The monthly meeting of the Daughters
of Beth Israel will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at Temple Beth
Israel, 32d street and Montgomery ave-
nue.. Miss Jeanette Rosenbaum will play
the piano and Paul Volkman will sing
tenor solo. Judge James e. German will
deliver an address. Invitations have been
sent out by Flora Finer, S. Belle Cohen
and Sophia Jeanette Hirsch, president,
secretary and assistant secretary respect
lively, of the organL alton,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
"RODEY" AND ACKLEY TO
GIVE BENEFIT CONCERT
Sundays Musicians Will Aid Home
and School League.

Much interest has been manifest by
lovers of the music in the BILLY" Sunday
tabernacle in the announcement that Pro-
fessor Homer a. Rodeheaver and Bentley
d. Ackley. choir leader and pianist Of
Mr.. Sundays party, are to come here
from Paterson to give concert on the
night of Monday April 10, in the Baptist
Temple, Broad and Berks streets.
Proceeds of the concert will be given
to the work of the Home and School
League. Mrs. Mary V. Grice, the presi-
dent, Is in charge OF the plans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
SCHOOL DOUBLED IN YEAR

byterian Church, 6oth and Master streets,
has more than doubled it's membership
within the last year. The average at
tendance last year was az now It is
more than 900 and there are 1900 pupils
enrolled
The pastor. the Rev. Francis S. Hort,
has recently received 2l6 new members
following a two weeks revival.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Observed s5th Anniversary

Members Of the James Morrow Auxil-
iary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Grace Church observed the 35th
anniversary OF tho organization this week
Among the prominent guests were Mrs
Cyrus d. Foss, Mrs. Joseph F. Berry
Miss Susan Lodge and Miss Laura White,
OF Marking, China.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

Material Intended for use as news
In the Saturday Religious Page Of the
EVENING LEDGER should be sent
70 the Religious Editor, EVENING
LEDGER. The editorial departments
Of the PUBLIC LEDGER and EVE
MING LEDGER are entirely separate,
publlcatlons sheuld be mailed sep
aratsly in order % receive proper at
tenkloH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Students Hear Thaddeus Rich

Pupils Of the Girls High scnool and
the Normal School attended a recital
which was given last night in the Normal
School auditorium by Thaddeus Rich,
concertmaster of the Philadelphia Or
chestTa. The affair was under the
auspices OF toe Alumnae Association.
Mrs. Rich accompanied her husband, and
several readings were given by Miss
Emily Krlder Norris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Missionary Mass.meeting

An Episcopal missionary mass meeting
will be held I'm the Academy OF Music
next Friday, There will be big chorus
present 10 lead the singing and addresses
will be made by Bishop Brewer and
George Sherwood Edy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
PREPARING DEDICATION

Plans are being made for the dedica-
tion of the new Methodist Building, nth
and Arch streets, by Bishop Berry and
other officials of the denomination. The
structure Is about completed. but the
dedcatory exercises will not occur until
about the middle of May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

Baptist
BAPTIsT TEMPLE, Broad ana Berks.
Russau H. CUnWell will preach
Morning, 1880. BiLle school ESQ Eyening
-" MARIE sTlLWELL
will assist In the evening, Organ Recital
7:lS VIM Powell TwAduell, NJ. u.
CuEsTNlIT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st. west OF 10Th.
GEORGE u. ADAMS. ID. D., Pastor.
8.4S-BrothC ThOOd OF A, and =.
1880 a. m.-WoTship and sermon by Pastor.
$3.50 p. m.-Bble school and Mems Bible
f:i5 D. m.-Worship and Sermon by Pastor,
SECOND BAPTIST HELPING HAND CLASS
meets 2;3O, 18th below GiTard ave, Chas.
Zeeh speaker, Tonight Galilee Mission,
REV. Chas shaw; Mrs; Arne and Mrs.
thinker will sing Friday night Every
hody's Meeting, Wm, J. Plchet. leader,
sunday Tuesday and Thursday nights,
Bethany Anchorage, 306 North 9Th 81.
brethren
FIRST CHURCH or THE BRETHREN
Preachlng-lU:30 a, m, aud T;4b y. m,
Sunday Schou-2SO p. m,
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening,
Disciples Of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lancaster ave, holly md Aspen sts,
7. E. WINTER Pastor. l0;i5. 2;s0' 7. 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

Saul tai, hGnds0ne kn0lv M outlUdrd appedfdHcs'
proved failure King of Israel, aud David the
shepherd boz little ruH" In comparison, t0ds chosen
IN his stead the account Of sduPs failure, ho0 ne
failed IN the chief qualification OF kingShip nGmeN
obedience to the DtVHe WtL Then tolloD old samHeI
In his search for another king aud hon he toas
directed to choose DaVId the desptsed youngest OF
Jesss's eight soma The central truth is evdeHt IN
Verse ~ GH Iooketh the outtOard Gppearanee, but
the Lord Iooketh the heart"
Any one of Davids seUeH brothers tDould hare made
fnerlookin0 king than DaUid but tgheH the Lord IS
selecting real kings He doesn't much on looks heart
QudHtV character Is the determining factor IN the Dp'Hs
lao Of selection 0IeopGtra beautiful IN Caesars
eyes but she tuas inJaaous Saul OF undt-
ractlve IN bodily presence, he chosen Of God
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
pre1el nIddIe nlbIe CIasse-


DREXEI RIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
\ warm welcome awaits yoI at our civic
spd br m t6 gE t and sarnt
streets. Speakers--Hon, =. j. Cattell, city
Statistician, Director Cooke and others. No
collection.
Ethical Culture
in the Worlds Work. Broad street Thea
Te Su9d ot sGas & 2"9 Ao"sS st. ~. sprmc
D. m. Public Welcome
Franklin Home
FRANKLIN home FOR THE, REFoRMA-
TIoN or INEBRIATEs, nll-ia Locust St
II. Reed Mtnnich.
Lutheran
"The Friendly Church."
bsPiei j Wssss; Faster yl, preach 1890
amd bc sv6Hin aH m servoe6 orchestra p soosts
quartet ana organ Cross will be Illuminated,
rNRERNAcCaiEE r SIX l5 s2l5E asd 81 Rfp?GaSSWm G y M MI
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
SPRUCE AND 18TH Srs
MILTON HAROLD NICHOLS, MINISTER;
"HeitIih T;4S@The Rev. w. @. Bennett, d. d.
TARERN5A6Gbb%Ea 1lta z RSSy %E,T 9N'2Ta psIs. s.,
1880 Remembered by God"
3sgRnd9E 3R 4.ai s'GSGl ssyatIsn aTS Mems Bible Class
Hearty Welcome. Ten minutes from centre
OF city
New Jerusalem tswedenborgian)
"HOW ARE WE SAVED AND FROM
WHAT" The teaching OF the New Chris
tian Church On this vital topic, Lecture by
Rev. Charles w. Harvey In the Church OF
the New Jerusalem 2sd and Chestnut streets
SUNDAY evening at o'clock, Special music
No collection,
"pFTERs COMMISSION TO FEED THE
SHEEP" II the subject OF the morning SER
sunday school at o;90 All seats are free.
Everybody is welcome,
Presbyterian
ARCH ST CHURCH, 18th and Arch
REV CLARENCE EDWARD MACARTNEY
iO,45-'Paul's Thorn in the Flesh %
S.OO--"A Friend In Need
1870 Recital on Turner Memorial Organ.
- m.-Men's Bible Class, taught by Pro-
ftssor J. W, Patton
H9PGR GRXY Y BoLToN aGa s'Hn 3. bi' Rev R"@S}fiF @iS FIX
NJ, Roy, Mr. Caldwell viii preach T!40 n
NJ, Dr. Bolton In charge OF Temper Incs
RALLY.
ST. PAUL PREsBYTERlAN CHURCH
baltimore ave, cor, dOth 81.
lO:4a a. m,-Public Worship.
$50 p. m Graded Bible School
T:45 .. m.--Evening Worship.
pr Lee will preach morning and evening
Music by solo quartet choir All seats free
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

says 81 were "trail-hitters." The Rev.
w. A. Williams, pastor OF the Richmond
Presbyterian Church, advises that hve
Of II new members were Sunday con-
verts The Rev DR. Edward Yates hill
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church.
reports 10 new members since January
I, three OF them being tabernacle trail
hitters
The Rev DIR. ]. Beveridge Lee pastor
Of st. Paul Presbyterian Church, reports
ll2 new members since January |, seven
OF whom are accredited as tabernacle
converts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES


CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
D., list and Christian SITS
ngn George Herbert Toup, r. D. Rector
Si,o 4. IN; m;-ioly communon IG::;0 n, M
Morhihs IraNer aud sermon a:lO n m :
r. nj. Evening PRAYER and Sermon
= ne rector VIII preach at both servicea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

me 1od Social influence upon FFoo-
eatn0 kn0shp Of aUe parents oro
from the ranks; cabin and We m9H
aanfey tk this often heard before ou
as ever be time that men eeeV-
nag learn that high servcs and doing
NOT he heart Young
sep ht Heart Of rae ssHe Of ne
~ RNqne kaoea Z man heart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

niGCE George, HIcrberi Toop,S H.. D.. Rector.
Morning pG Prayer and GGd4aSnSm; GIm5n l9G9 S:o a. M
S'na,E at j., School school and Bible Glasses 7:so
The Rcctor Viii preach at at 5eth 5etf"1" seryices
PARISH of ST. LUKE
Rev. pAEibB iB IT. sros! srSJfE 5fj2E sPsSss: %sa,sl
10 a. a. m-tloly m tnS, Comgmunion,
II a. m.-Mornlng Prayer and Sermon.
orS,n p; u,,iSneti.i9n easter Carol Music.
and dd'P Posid5nn ni@5n and Cello Prelude. intoriuds,
The Rector viii preach at both services.
ErilthHANA iltn sSS s,(,I! ,G(MAhEL
= 4. Holy Communion
a45 p. PN"EEIimE m. Enn4Eay iTsSer sSSGo and Sermon.
Rev " &rRur &RPs waTnSSr FaSfr VIII T2d prsssS Addres'
~, r9ond breaches tomorrow, 1880 mI and Son-
ST MARK,S CHURCH
inth and Locust SITS.
The Rev. ELLIo,rr WHITE Rector.
oaggnd ;Ss-lloly GSiGRHS Gommanon.
il--Ghoral Eucharist.
Ansmrn foiicwS5" fiTiSMS5"f VIZ ~. short address and
ne r Rector win preach on Sunday at II
fhss Ii i,itanngI snI . "a, Z, m M and 3 p. m.
mae E o e aHa 2gs ante
5Thqr5aays 5TsIT5aa IA snd Saints Days additional ce..
srTaa STEPHENS S CHURCH
Bey4 S4iRfE" RfE"iESe Z. GRGMmHE!Rs GfRhGsMSiRH! S. r ,.,.
EfSysr "a and sermon BY he Rector. M0r'ins
Of the sunday School aud he Rurd R%nSI sefb1Ss seboS
CHn RCli OF THE ANNUNCIATIoN I9,b oa,i
Of TEankssvnE T "T o!IS MISI,. T;ao' sGlemn Mass
SUNS, SUI p M Daniel l. uden, Rector.
- Reformed
FIRST, N, A. Iah and naupb,n-Roy Jo..
D. Hicks. Pastor, 1890 and ~ & s. S. s.'a a:so soohn
Reformed Episcopal
OUR REnEEMER, lGth and oxtord-Auxustu,
"5conISd' S'V God st9p S'q ibe Hhs he Holy Trinity"
Swedenborgiap
SEE NEW JERUSALEM
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, aia5 cbsstnIt
h shoS M?' il Fl n 81 prls d9aS abpg 70 o. a. sonssy
GIRAAtRp. AVE- 1S?Ol REV, y, y, EVANS
University of Pennsylvania
VESPER SERVICE 4;3O O'clock Houston Han
Address by Robert j. McKentv '
SoloiHt-Mr' Lewis James Howell,
Young Mems Christian Association
REE. ISAAC WARD OF Roxboroush, subject,
tef and other m1sc ~ m in aIIitoInHia,p, siG IHiap,
~ Central Branch Drop In Class In Lobby
! p m. MI, lawton leader Good music
and lesson.
WEST BRANCH Y. NJ. c. A..
5.d and SAMSON SITS.
MEMS MEETING, 4 O'clock
Charles ". Scott recently returned from
China. Awakening and Need Of ChInaT
Young Womens Christian Association
Y. w G, A-lSO0 ARCH ST.
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
q A. M.-TONER ROOM
REV. q, r.. MACARTNEY, u. D..
PASTOR ARCH ST. PREsBY. CHURCH
SPECIAL MUSIC
RENEyOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
lHE SALVATION ARMY Inc
Philadelphia Headquarters, Colonial Truat
Building, 18th and Market.
Colonel II; Z; HnlE IN command,
Telephones Bell. Walnut 3TgS-b
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
The "Billy" Sunday Bible Class
CENTRAL TRUTH OF ToMoRRoWs LESSON
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Deceptive Appearances
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By GEORGE G. DOWEN

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
NORTH BRANCH.

Evangelist l.. w. Munhall will address
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock Doctor Munhall will speak on
"Our Three Worst Foes" There will be
vocal selections by Mrs A. C. Bates.