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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

EducntiOnnI BOnrd Called.
n meeting OF the State Board of Edu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

cation has been called for May "a for
the purpose of completing the deta.ls
incidental to the award of book con.
tracts already agreed upon. The bust.
ness Is OF routine nature. now that
the awards have been determined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
WHAT ENpENDITI ARE
PERMITTED UNDER NEW LAW

The candidates for the various offices.
including members OF the General As
ScmEly, commonwealth ATTORNEY,
Board OF supervisors. are now begin
ming their aCtiv. campaigns, and the
question is being raised as to what
campaign expenditures are lawful. The
fact is that til" practical operation OF
The law in some counties is such as
u prohibit the expenditure of a dollar
Tor newspaper advertising. circular let
ters or pos;als. The penalties OF the
act for exceeding the sum fined by law
are exceedingly heavy. The fine is not
less than $loo nor more than $500 and
"isq"a iihcaiion from voting or holding
Office in the state for i've years
The primary law is defective in so
many particulars and has led to such
Widespread confusion among the two
thousand or more candidates in the field
Tor various county offices that specula-
ZION mas arisen as to whether these
detects are III" result of carelessncss
on the part Of the framcrs OF the bill
or whether the imrerfcctions crcpt in
by the design OF those opposed To the
primary system,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
LIMITS EXPENDITURES OF
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE

The primary acts limits the cNpendi-
lures OF candidates TO an amount equal
to - cents for every vote cast for
the candidate OF the party receiving
the highest vote at the last Euherna
torial election within the territory in
which the aspirant is a candidate
Al the last Cuhcrnatorial election
Governor Stuart had no opposition.
Hence the vote Of the state was very
iight.
In Charles city County. for example.
the candidate for treasurer or Com
nlonwcalth's attorney can spend only
SI.35, which will barely pay the en-
trance fee. only forty-sevan votes
were cast in that county In the last
Suhernatorial election.
-Ierc arc some OF the other coun-
ties in which candidates are restricted
in the coming primaries to an cXpcn-
diture under S"5. the list showing the
largest vote cast for a candidate by
each i'll the last gubcrnatorial cleo
ton:
Alexandria. 1875; Allegheny. l75:
Amelia, l29 Bath, lo4; Cumberland.
1885, Elizabeth CITY. lT2: Essen. 1876:
Greene, 1913; Grecnvillc. $50: Highland,
l4l James City 81; King William.
ii6: Powhatan. 1913; Prince George.
80: Princess Anne. l75; Rappahannock
1873 Surry. l7?: Warwick, co; West
mO!cland. 1917: York s.?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

CHALMERS GEIATINE-Save recipes
from each package; Shredded good for $50
votes: GRADUATED good for 100 votes.
SWIFT & CO. SOAP PRODUCTS-Wool
Soap. Swift Pride Washing Powder. Queen
Regent Toilet Soap, Swift Arrow Brrax-
Save wrappers; good for so vtoes each.
BELI.-VUE GARAGE, West Broad Street,
Allen Zachary. Prop.-Save gasoline book
covers: good for 1000 votes New storage
customers, 10000 votes.
BRO-MAL-GINE. for Hcadache-Save car
ton; good for 100, $50 and 500 votes
TIGHTENING CARBON CLEANER-Save
cans; 1850 and 1000 votes
T.. p. MUI:PHY g. son. Wood and Coal
Yards, 10S East Main Street. Phone. Rand.
71-Save coupons; good for 1000 votes for
each $ 90 spent for wood and coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
CANDIDATES FIND MANY
SNAGs IN PRIMARY LAW
Ask Whether Clauses Were Inserted
81 Through Ignorance or TO Dis
credit System.
CANNOT EVEN PAY POSTAGE
Expenditures Limited to ID Cents for
Each Vote Cast for Governor.
Stuart Had No Opposition, and
Vote Was Abnormally Light.

What scores OF candidates and pros
pective candidates for Office do not
known about the new primary law
does not worry them No; yet. But
knowledge and woe. hand in hand.
are travelling at high speed through
the ranks of the aspirants for Office.
who will stand for nomination in :he
coming primaries
Inquiries coming IN from different
parts of tho state indicate that many
frail and s,aunch barks on the politi-
cal seas have run afoul OF some q:
the mines with which the new pr!m-
AIRY law. whether 10y oversight or de-
sign. is threaded. While the evidence
in no specific case Is at hand At this
time. il is safe TO conjecture that some
of the candidates who expect TO haV"
their names on primary election tick
cts have already disqualified them
selves through ignorance OF the law.
Many serious defects have been dis
covered In the new law. Another
came 20 light Yesterday when Attor-
ney-Ge neral John Garland Pollard re
co.Ncd a letter making solicitous in
iui concerning that provision of the
law which puts limit on the expenses
that may be incurred by candidates
The practical operation OF this pro-
vision is to prevent the candidates
In some counties from spending money
even for postage. Violation Of that
provision entails heavy penalties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

been known In many years.
The officers have already begun to
lay plans for the coming season dur
ing which they purpose to present a
number OF programs that Will com
pei the interest OF the general public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
HEAVY FINE FOR. MAKING
UNA FIJI. ENI,ENnITI-nIS

Inc act permits certain expenditures
on the part OF The candidates and makes
all other expenditures unlawful The
expenditures permitted. which are linn
tied in the aggregate TO Is cents ncr
voter are as follows:
ta) Travelling expenses
'h) Writing, printing and preparing
for transmission any letter or circular
or any advertisement in newspapers.
magazines or other periodical.
co Posta@", telegraph or telephone
items and other similar expenses
(d) Necessary expenses nj hiring halls
or other rooms ia which to address the
voters and others.
te) Expenses for halls to he used for
campaign headquarters
Any person who incurs any other OK
pense is guilty OF q misdcmeanor. sub
ject 10 hnc OF not less than $500 nor
more than $500. and disqualification from
voting or holding Office for i've years.
If newspaper prints for a candidate
any material for pay, it must he marked
in black-face Roman capitals. in "a con
spicuous place. "pail advertisements
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

Thomas 7. Lawton. It will be preceded
by a musical service.
A continuation of the MONDAY shop
meetings after the Sunday campaign is
concluded Is being planned Volunteers
from churches will take the places OF the
members Of the Sunday party when the
latter leave tho city.
\ course Of 10 sessions on blackboard
illustrations, with Miss Florence H. Dar-
nou as instructor. win he held I'm the au-
dtorium Monday evening at s o'clock
Tho course is especially adapted TO the
needs Of school teachers, Sunday schooi
teachers social workers and all speak
crs who need the ability to illustrate any
lesson in "A simple, rapid manner
NORTH BRANCH Y. NJ. G. A.
Members OF the boys department at
tho North Brauch Young Mems Christian
Association, 1913 West Lehigh avenue VIII
take part IN a Junior championship atm
lotic meet at the West Branch y. NJ. G, y.
this afternoon. The social hour entcrtaih-
mont tonight will be under the direction
OF G.. y. Wiost. Tho program VIII con-
slst Of vocal and Instrumental music ana
rrcitatious Miss q. NJ. Kerr. Mrs. W.
Thomas Joseph Faulkner, Miss Elsie
shower and others will participate.
The Rev H. Il. Hand, pastor OF lhe
West York street Methodist Episcopal
church. will address the mems meeting
tomorrow afternoon at ! o'clock j. ~
mer Hail. Jr. baritone. will be the solo
list Harry Shuster pianist, and Juius
kuntzmau. Coruotst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
TO CONDUCT CAMPAIGN
Object Is to Conserve Results of Sun
day Revival

ObJGtJ Is 10 OOllStI w lNNHHiN' W N~'''
day Revival
Tho fitst gun i'm the campaign of tue
prcxol Riddle Bible Glasses TO conserve
the work Of the billy" sunday revival
VIII be fired at the civic aud educational
rally to he held in the AIleehcny Avenue
Baptist church. Frankford and Allie
ghcny avenues. Thursday evening
More than 700 classes Of Philadelphia
and Camden viii he represented at the
gathering, which will be the irst Of
series Of rallies. Thomas MCGarvey,
chief director of North Philadelphia, will
preside and the Rev, George II. Swift
viii deliver the address OF welcome. The
speakers will include Robert ]. MoKenty,
Warden of the Eastern Penitentiary; II.
r. Yeakcl. religious editor Of the In
quirer. and \. j. DreXel Biddle.
Rallies VIII be held in various churches
of this city and Camden March %. April
5, n and ~ and May e. 49, II and y. The
annual service and parade of the classes
VIII he held April p. During the ami
vcrsary week exercises at the lnasmuch
Mission, Locust street between lOth and
nth streets "DreNc Biddlo Bible Class
Night will he observed March 90. Dan
vile Night will be celebrated May 8.
The summer home will he opened May ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
ARCHBISHOP TO TAKE PART
IN DEDICATION OF CHAPEL
Corpus Christi Edifce Will Be Used
as Church Till One Is Built.

Archbishop Prendergast and Bishop Nc
Cort will onciate at the dedication Of
Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Chapel,
2Sth street and Allegheny avenue, tomor-
row Archbishop Prendergast will dedi-
cate the chapel at 10 o'clock in tho
morning and Bishop NIcCort will be the
celebrant at solemn pontifcal vespers.
Solemn high mass in the morning will
be sung by tho Rev p. j. Daley, rector
of the Church of Our Lady of the
Rosary The Rev. Walter p, Cough, rec
tor of st. Columba's, will be the dea
con; the Rev. Hugh J. Dugan, Of st.
Michaers. subdeacon, and the Rev. Joseph
II. Kelly. of the Church Of the Annunci-
alton, master of ceremonies.
The new building will serve as place
of worship for the congregation, of which
the Rev Henry \. Naylon is rector until
the new church is built when it Will be
used as a parish school
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
COL. LENKINs TO SPEAK

Colonel Walter jenkins, of New York,
editor-in-chief Of the Salvation Army pub
licatous in this country, will conduct
services at the Temple Lutheran Church,
sd and Race streets, tomorrow afternoon
at 3:45 O'clock Colonel Richard e. Holz,
commander Of the Atlantic coast prov
inces. who will preside. Will speak at the
NTantua Baptist Church, 4Oth street and
Farmount avenue. at 1880 o'clock in the
morning
Colonel Jenkins will speak at the hall
at Sth and Vine streets, at p. m. There
will he music by the Philadelphia head
quarters band and by vocal!sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
GARRIcK THEATRE MEETING
Sunday Revival Brings New Life to
Religions Activities.

The revival spirit in Philadelphia has
swelled the attendance at the meetings
Of the Lemon 1Ill Association and has
greatly increased the percentage Of those
who take their stand for christ aocora-
ing to an announcement by the associa-
ton, today
In spite Of tho attractions at the Billy"
sunday tabernacle, the associatIon's au-
dierces have been considerably larger
than in former seasons. In response 10
tho public need. the ministers Of the adj
vIsory board have unanimously decided
to continue the meetings at the Garricit
Theatre until May T. provided the con-
tributions allow H.
Seeking a Country viii he the topic
Of the Rev Dr. James B Ely. az the nom
scctarian meeting at the Garrick, tomov-
row evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

= liONIIN. Now
tay Of the Natonnl Lords oav Alliance. viii
be the speaker at the PwsbytcrIan ministers'
meeting IN Ncslminstcr Hall Monday morning
SABBATH or Continental sunday 90
Tho Rev o. r. rIawes. pastor Of tho Ger.
nantcwn Unitarian church. viii preach 10
Houow morning at the l'niyors7iet Church OF
John Clarence Ice r3tstor In the evening mo
Rev. Dr. Lee WI! preach a. he Church Of the
plon"
The Rcy. pr, GeGrEo Chalmers Richmond
Church tG9gnG0rrow morning on The Fatal De
evening on "l'auug an Ecclesiastical Trial or
Who Really Is on Trial Richmond or lhe Epls-
/. y, H. Teoly, raslor Of tho Grace Chapel.
baptism tomorrow morning. The aacrumcut
% The Lord i2 Sgg9Gr y YIN @ be oImis'qrea 56 m
some Of them trail htters' from the tabcr-
nacle. will be received
The Eey. d. Francis Palmer pastor Of the
Prospect PRESBYTERIAN Church. Trenton. y. T..
services al tie Trinity Pres6ytcr.ian 1iIn Chnrch
Chestnut Nh tomorrow He was formerly
Germantown.
The Rev. NJ Reed srinnicl, will conduct
De services at the F'rankl!n Home tomorrow
evening a. O'Clock.
Give Ye Them to Eat at tha Green Hill
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 1880 a. M
and on Victory From Defeat" at 7:45 p. m.
where Dwelest Thou" viii be tho SUBJECT
q The Rev ., Charles w Harvey at the Swed-
morrow morning at II O'clock.
Mr. Hunnuford viii speak at the Second Rnp-
Vs. Helping Hand class, tomorrow afternoon.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
preshyirrian-Continued


HaItimolrc ayG.. cor. .'I 5o,h st st.
Rcy. ]. HFVFPTl'ftE LEE D. D., Minister
iSt5 a. m.-rnsiic Worship
80 p. nl Graded E,6lc School
,l42, J.. mn, ,EN1hlIR Wolsnlp. ..
IT, so VII pIolnn mnnIIilhE 49Iiu evening
MuS'I ny S"lo q'aI I''t '""lV' '\ll seats Tree
UNION TABIRNAt LIE
York and Coral ats
RCv. ROBERT HUNTER, y. ~. Pastor.
Revival HynmS n the Evening Service.
GEI3T%.iiNfi II III rERO1ITfrITt" .or, vr,,r 81,
isIrI6NS : ~ ''' 81
no Gafbntb School Y y : q, T.
- t51I1' N f.,ttT,N: ~ lEtrr-' ,SYYI-r,SI1
:GI ~, ., S@ rs ~ ,,,,.p., tI'G IN ''si'
!g3 ana Gipe ,siss;;t.,,>. ,,,,,....
JAS. RAMSAY SWAIN, minister, ...-.... ...
1l;o0-M orship. sermon, SAVING FAITH"
2A5-Ethl" school $500, Adult Glasses.
Ntu-W 1rsh'p. sermon, 'JE US, SAVIOUR
OF MARY
Come thou ard an tiny house.
p.a.. ,T,i.,.,
77;Il.lI,v -l,iiI,RCrf ."'''' ---
~ +lst street. above Hr3Mn: ,,.,,
TonlS4l, tISiloE ERiN hIANbEN WI. EiNe
special Address To Men, at D. 90. All men
invited ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

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
and all news intended for use In both
publications should be mailed sep
arately In order to receive proper at
tention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
Ridley Park Calls Rector

The vestry Of Christ Protestant Episco-
pal Church. az Ridley Park has extended
a call TO the Rev. Albert Edwin Clatten-
burg, OF Wilmington. Del, to accept the
rcctOrslp OF the church. The church has
boen without rector since the Rev Gill
bert Pcnber resigned to accept the rec
torship of ST. MlchaeIs Church German-
town, where he assumed charge last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
Risbon Rblnelander at Calvary

Rlshop Philip M Rhinelander, of the
Diocese of Pennsylvania, will deliver a
special address 10 men at Calvary Church
alst street above Brown street, this
evening at o'clock and Will ohlciate
al all the services tomorrow Conhr-
nation services VIII be held al 9 O'Clock
in fhe evening THE Rev Charles 4.
steel = rector of tie church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Protestant Episcopnl-continued

THE EPIPHANY
i3rh ~ below Spruce.
REV DAVID VI. STEELE, Rector.
g. m Holy Communion.
~ a IN Sunday school
n a, M MoruIrG Prayer and Sermon.
/ r. m..-Evening Prayer Anthem and Ad-
dress.
organ harp aud cello prelude and interude.
soprano solOist, Mrs. Helen Yarnaii.
The Rector VIII preach at both services.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

A revival campaign to follow up the
interest aroused by the sunday tabernacle
services is being planned at the Union
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, of which
the Rev. Dr. Robert Hunter is pastor.
The campaign viii be conducted by the
Rev. Dr. George Mahy, secretary of the
Presbyterian Evangclistr Committee. The
The Rev Dr. Hunter VIII preach at the
morning and evening services tomorrow.
y special coruet program, by the Green
ha 1h brothers, will be rendered IN the
evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

An oHemy against one Of me reGkeSt tribes
Of Israel and made cruel and Impossible demands.
The people Of that threatened tribe appealed TO saul
for aid. The manner in 1rhich he rcspopacd-hol0 he
organised his army, his and straic0y in leading
the attack his courage before domiRccrg and cOH-
ddcut encmy and his fnal overwhelming victory-
proved him TO be, The eyes of his people, King
indeed the kind OF King they traHted one tCho could
lead In successful combat. But an these splendid
qualities enabling him to put national enemy to
yout did not more his real kigiy nature Another
eucnt traHspired, apparently insignificant ehch a-
Jorded Saul opportunity 10 prore bimSSJ KING,
Rght here is the central truth, Ia rerscs ~ ana 49,
There a base and troublesome element among
his olU people hostile authority, and loho Ques
toned his ability This great Uicory eas complete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
TRAIL HITTERS" TO
SPEAK AT Y. M. c. A.


Men who have chit tho trail" at the
tlhcruacIs win rel,tc tbo st,riss or ,holr
lives nt tbc mons ,ro,tipr az ,bo v.o.+
p,.,,..,, ". -. ,,.'..,.
'fahch young Mems Christian Assocta-
tiou ga and SAMSON streets, tomorrow
afternoon with the exception of car
poutcr plumber and an electrician. all
of the converts are from the PennsylyauIa
Railroad shups, at 18TH street and Park.
side avenue
Tbn r,,,,r.. sb,,, ,,,5 .,,,,,r, ,,,c,,-
inns hold hv I5,,ri, n emu 'nrn,nntar,
of service vuI ng,,In bo rcs,i,ncd hl The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13

IITn anu NUWUCT BTToetH.
s 90 a m.-- Holy Communion.
II 90 n. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
2'45 p. m.-Surday School.
500 p m.-EyennE Prayer, and ADDRESS,
Preacher morning, Rev. /. w. McGrew.
Preacher evening", Rcv. Q. l.. Bigss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
cENrRAL Y. NJ. G. \.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES


Baptist -
BAPTIST TEMPLE, Broad and Bcrks
i'1urtlaud Meyers. y, D.. Pastor Of fremont
Trmplc Rostou. Mass. VIII preach
Moratng. 1850 nigls school ~ %Et, Eve 'i'
GocIal 1.i5. VIM. Powell Twa45sdelli' NJ. d.
Tnr Temple Girls Outettc ana EfIells.
Male Quartet VIII givc concert
TursdaE March i6, at SIS silver Offering
CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
GfE.65ir'IGGE D. ADAMS. d, D.. Pastor.
I".5G Z. nF%t |W"Tshp 0T R ana Sermon by Pastor.
..Iu b. u Rbe School and Mems Bible
II ai.'I. :. m.--Vorshlp and Sermon by Pastor.
SECoNu RNPTIsT HELPING HAND CLASS
meets $40. 7th below Girarn lg6t 'rnn,a1
4. MoEenney evangelist, John Abdui. solo
ngg Sga2 ancnoasa sao%a ao@ r." p' ota ST. Stay william
n Mnt2er religious director,
Brethren
FIRST CHURCH ,si or PiiE iEs5 BlSGTbr''ES Bannbn 5ts,
punEcrl, S@T 'ar"S,T and "!.ii5 7.i5 ~. M.
aInday nool-o.HO r. m.
PRAYER Meeting each Wednesday evening,
Disciples of Christ -
THIRD ClHIsTlAN, ,CHuRG!i ., g,s
7;a"s's /. e. WINTER SWi1l Pastor 1o.,5, 2ao. $
DrcNel Biddle Bible Glasses
DRENEL HrpLE B1BhE CLAe' .S ,.,
You arc cordially invited to ., lr civic ana
educational rally Thursday n!shi IN ,At!e,
M.egheny avenues Sneakers Hon Robert ebert
Makcnty. II. y. Nsahel ana o'"el7' "oo'
suging and warm "e.eohe'
Franklin Home
FRANKLIN HOME E0E It,E EEt3RMA-
TION or INEBRlATE 9ll-l3 L2'Hlst st. g..
NJ Reed Minnink.
Lemon Hil Association
"sEBKING a COUNTRY
GARRICE THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT $50
ALI~-WELCOME-ALL
Ter. Jr. 1888 TI5. $ S. 2.3o D. M
Methodist Episcopal
.rTrRcH or THE COVENANT
MITnS HAROLD NICHOLS, Minister.
aow she Rattio Was Won" bright
cheerful service OF song ana sermon. -
THE FIRST METHODIST, caHBRGS4Ht y RRS urov,,
CHARLES WESLEY RCRHs Minister.
Morning Service lO.45, Sermon By Doctor
FTeRing FTefIi Service, s, The Lost Soul"
Music by Vested BOY choir Welcome,
iGsroweii sermons 1880, 745; $. s., 2:3o,
New Jerusalem tswedenborgianl
l.KNHERE DIV ELLEST THOU Is the subject I
OF the sermon sunday morning BY the Pastor /
ths rev. Charles W. Harvey at the Church I
M ne New Jerusalem, 22d and Chestnut sts, 1
Service at II O'Clock; SUNDAY school at 9SO, I
All seats are lree hkelS1o4y la welcome. /
Presbyterian
BROAD STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1
Broad and Green SITS.
ROBERT HUGH MORRIS. Pastor.
lO4S a m - sermon by the Pastor, Yet 4
shall / SEQ Cod Sacrament Of Infant Bap-
s'45 s45 ,. m sunday school. Glasses for an |
645 D. m-Christian Endeavcr,
I:45 D. m,-Evening Service. with Sermon by /
tha Pastor. Wounded iu the sword Arm" /
revival Hymnal viii be used at this service.
Everyone most cordially Welcomed 10 an /
services,
GREEN NIL Glrerd ave, above 18TH Rev
EDWARD WARREN, Minister-l030. Give I
Ye Them, 70 Eat 7:45, ,'Vletory From /
isfeat'. 23O, Bihle class Music under the /
direction Of Mr.. Ohm Dyson. organlst. You
are invited
HOPE 83d ana Wbarton sts Minister, Rev
D. GRAY BOLTON, -, D. Rev, WILLIAM [
TAYLOR CALpW ELL. Assistant. 10.a5 a.
~. Doctor Bolton on Jesus IN tie Home"
T-a5 b. n.. a symposium GA the Brumhaugh i
Local Option Bhl. By the boys o. Hops l
Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-13
BILLY" SUNDAY MAY
SPEAK BEFORE PHILA.
NJ. L. CONFERENCE
Body's 128th Session Will
Convene at NorristoWn
Next Tuesday Evening.
Evangelist Invited.

] H,Nl N On 1Gf I1NrItnT
Ne'llS SG4loC 1IlNIIeu'
! BILLY Sunday meetings ana the pres
: u,,' VI t"' ol"uE'uHt VIII feature IN
! l-''Il session oil the philadelphia NnuUI
[ Methodist Episcopal Conferences Whlul
| WIN ,nuvcrr a., \,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,, ,t,,,.,...i.,
| .,,...t 60 ''' ''''"" '"'aV'.
evening" MiNrh w.
Hen'ecostal meetings VIII he conducts,
by fha Env py ,,ho,l.g Al t,,s,.,rl ,,,.,.,.,
afternoon m o,rIori, ,H, ''m % I,,,'og, Ave- =
~" ''E ~ MUM WV wv "'N'Wl ~
llr ministers VINO ar" compelled to loayt
Philadelphia and tho tabcruacjc urrfiu-4
to ottord ~ -,..sf,,,,. r 49,.
~, -" ''', .,HS'"'' w ''' ,olI'Iti'.'
/ h' music at the services VIII DC under
the direction Of Professors Han am,
Mack aseistoi la. ,b, rn, y, ~, D,,.t.
t' 't".N' "SS,S,'u pE ln' ''rN. l. w. DAVIS
'.""lu,"" "I inc "Ia'' senate ana u rNoN
"l q" clCrENlnen. bishops Berry aim,
! Ncey viii attend the services.
An ipyft,ti,r b,.. t,,,, ,..,,,.t.t d.
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BUY sunday 10 address ne confer
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THE BILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH OF TomoRRoWs LESSON.
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"KINGLY QUALITIES
BY GEORGE c. DoWEY

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