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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
EXECUTIVE PAINTS
NEW MEXIC0's GL0RIES
IN GLOWING C0LORS
Continued nom Page oue.l

column Of the parade was az follows:
Marshal ana stan.
United states Indian school band.
Battalion from united states indian
school.
National guard.
New Mexico Military Academy
Cadet band.
New Mexico Military academy ca
dots.
Bcrnalillo county commissioners
Albuquerque city councilmen in
automobiles.
state officials On autos.
Guard Of honor
Governor Mcdonald. President
Putuey. members of tho fair COM
mission M notaulcs IN automobile.
Fair unici1is.
Brundagc show division.
Horsemou and visitors.
The football game between tho New
Mexico Military Institute and the
University ]clcyens drew large crowds
of people who chcorad for their .o-
spoctiyc fayoritcs. Tho game was
loosely contested. There wsrc many
graduates 81 tho two schools present
ut the r1m, TO cheer their respective
favoritcs.
The vlriuua exhibit tents drew O.
large number or tho visitors who
were enthusiastic over IA elaborate
dlFplaye from the various counties IN
tho state The stock exhibit. perhaps
tho most elaborate ovc shown no d
state fair Boz Ncw Mexico, was one of
tho most Interesting features OF tht
opening day.
The Brundagc carnival drew q
great number of people ana the
shows were well patronized. The
various shows were declared to be-
among the best hat have ever beer
exhibited in New Mexico. The show
were Ms advertised pure shows aut
| clean.
The concerts hy the Kiltics ant
! New Mexico Military school band.
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Ilehth Inning-sccond Hall.

Barry up-Ball ono. foul strike one.
Barry iliod out Co Bancroft
Durrisan up-Strikc one, foul strike
two, bal - Ctrrigan struck out.
Leonard up-LcunuTI flied to BAN
croft.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
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Braves Field, Boston, Mass, oct.
1.-THE third game vi tho 1916 ,
worlds series was fought "a here this
afternoon oYer the big diamond and
the wide green reaches Of the largest
baseball park In the world. u was a
hitting setting Tor the great battle that
was TO decide whether the Boston Red
Sox or the desperately fighting Phil
lies should have the Jump oy TAX
ing the odd contest.
II was "A wonderful day with not q
cloud In the SKY. An Indian summer
sun by noon had driven away the chill
In the early morning air.
Never were conditions more ideal
for a championship contest N the
%outpourinF OF the Boston fans early
gave promise OF a record breaking
thrung. Boston waH enthusiastic over
the prospect 81 the game that vas 80
pected To- be "a tHning point In the
great series that began Ia Phiiadel'
phia last Friday and was interrupted
there on Saturday evening with houors
even.
Grover cleveland Alexander was OK
pected to make his second start in an
attempt 10 hurl the smuggling sOX back
for another defeat
Manager Carrigan's early morning
selection for pitcher was dutch"
Leonard, the star port-sider OF the
American league. with these two
waster craftsmen in the box a hair
raising pitching duel was looked for
ward to.
The sox had all the advantage that
goes with the home crowd and there
were more than double the loyal sup
portors on hand To cheer them than
the Philics could crowd into their
yard on Broad street.
A mighty cheer greeted the Boston
players when they appeared On the
Held "a little after { O'Clock and began
their batting practice. Manager Car
rigan sent one of his numerous left
handlers, Van Gregg. To- the hurling
hill to give his club some practice az
batting the offerings OF "a pott-sidcr in
the event that Manager Moran OF the
Philadelphia team should unexpect.
eddy call his crratlc |lefthand finger
Eppa Rixcy, 90 the pitching slab
Hardly had the Philadelphia clul
come upon the heid when Manager
Moran began To- warm up 8iNcS 60 sc,
: how his curves were breaking.
. II BiSey can get that quick curve
breaking right said Manager Moran
hell have the Red SoN THROWN.
away their bats. Anyhow Ii look.
like Alexander was my pitching scloC
ton today"
a Manager Moran was confident ira
his club would have to face "Dutrh'
r Leonard, the star southpaw OF th'
Red SoX.
III crowd began to arrive In larg'
numbers about 1880 o'clock. Ey ina
81 time all the cheaper seats were file
+, with scores eager 20 gain admission.
Lightning fast plays were mad
- during the practice of the two iuiields
The inner gardens had been role
smooth and dry and rrounders cam
To the neldcrs with snap and prooI
lesion The sun bothered the rcuto
and right folders and speaker am.
Hooper wore sun glasses. Dutch
Leonard warmed up for Boston Will
Alexander tried ont his curves fu
Philadelphia Both had plenty 81
lspccd 10 their curves.
Before the game "a silver owing en-
and large floral horseshoe were pre-
scented To- Manager Carrigau by Bosto
rootcrs.
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need. Niehon 10 Luderus, Hooper go-
ing to secOnd.
speaker up-Bali one, ball Two, ball
three. Speaker walked. lie was pur-
posoiy walked.
Hoblitzei up-Bail one, strike one
ball two, bail three. Niehon threw
out noblitzeii at first. Hooper going
TO third and Speaker TO second.
Lewis up-Hooper scored on Lewis
single over second.
one run-two hits. no errors.
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FIRE RAGING IN HOLD
OF PACIFIC
LINER M0NTEAGLE

Vancouver, b. c.. oct. ll.-Firc
broke out early today aboard the
Canadian Pacific liner MoutcIg!c.
lying an her wharf here loading cargo
Preparatory To sailing tomorrow for
Yokohama.
The blaze, 40 first thought To- have
been controlled. broke out later with
rcnwcd violence. shooting great gusts
of smoke from the forward holds
where shipment OF cotton was st1rcI
Home cooking sale al Williams drug
store Tuesday aud Wednesday. Ladies'
congregational church.
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Speaker up-Ball one. foul strike
one. foui strike two. Speaker got a
single To- left.
Hoblitgcl up-blll me-. Hoblitzcl
hit In front of the plate and Burns
took the ball ana threw 10 Bancroft
ana speaker was forced. Bancroft
then threw TO Ludcfus and Hoblitlel
was out,
Lewis %up--StriKc one, LOWS got an
iuhcld single.
ucr's tly.
80 runs; two hits; no errors.
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bancroft up-Foul strike one. Gard
uor threw out Bancroft.
Paskort up Ball one, P3skort flied
out TO C1rrigan.
trayath up Strike, ball one. Gard
nor took care Of Cray1th's gtounder
ana the batter was out az first.
80 runs: no hits. no errors.
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BOSTON WINS ONCE
MORE IN NINTH
INNING FINISH
CONTINUED from rage one.l

bali two, strike TWO. Leonard famed
tor the second time.
Hooper up-Eull one. luderus
took Houpct's pop aud tossed to Alex
Judyr ana the batter was out ON a
close play.
scott up strike one, ball one. Scott
tuulcd out 20 Burns
No runs. no hits, no errors.
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pleased tho large crowd. The cornot
solo by win +. Newlau aud the bag
pipe selections by wee Jamie Clark
were Interesting features of the open
ing day. The Sensational Whittallcrs
In their famous bike ride from an
elevated platform into o t,nk oi
water drew an ovation from the spec
tutors.
BIG Night Program.
This evening an elaborate program
has been arranged which includes tht
Whlttakers ia their sensational act;
selections hy tho Kilties band. iudg.
ing OF three gaited saddle horses. wee
Jamie Clark and his bagpipcs; ~
hibition of sword dancing by wee
Jamie CLARK; three rcols of New Mex,
leo pictures; the Brundage carnival
elbows, Illuminated balloon races an.
other attractions.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF YOU WISH TO borrow money AT 3
per cent to buy or build a home.
improve our property or pay on "a
mortgage, cali ~ room ., Law Ii
brary building and learn OF tho plan
of the Continental Bond Corporation
at Denver. once open from . a. m.
t. 9 y. m. Phone ga.
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NEW R CAR RIPS
UP ARCHULETA'S AUTO

The new street car company scored
liz first knockout against automobiles
this morning. one OF the new orange
c~onycyanccs hit \. a. Archuleta's nu-
tomobile az Second street and silver
avenue, and made a complete Job Of
the smash-up No one was hurt.
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NIrinI NInTI.ei.

New York. Oc' tl-Copper firm
c%loctrolyttc, SiS.12WIS25
Iron, steady. No / northern. $3.50
1 1900; NO. .. ti5.25 1910; No.
southern, SIS oct 1850, 40. ., sans
n15.25.
Metal exchange qoutes tin quiet,
S32.50m $500.
At London: spot copper. re lis
Q 4; futures, t73 Is Cd; e%iectrofytic.
ass
spot tin. iti9 5s; futures. $3.50 rs
cd.
Anthony. Cl95.
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Ludcrus up-Strikc one. ball one.
strike two. Ludcrus whitfield out for
the ,hird time.
Whitfield up strike one. Whitfield
was out at first, scott 10 Hoblitzel
Ni'huu up-Striko one. strike two,
Niohon was "a strike-out victim. going
out ON three pitched balls.
SO runs no hits no errors.
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chicago, oct ll,~Hogs-Rccclpts
10000. market strong. Toe to- lic
above Saturdays average. HulK,
;, sos. heavy, S1>imN7s. piss.
$4,000 400.
cattle Receipts, $4,000. market
vDl. Nu.iyo beet steers. s6.lU H
I u3Hs western stccrs. HC.GOMS55
,liyu-. s,.,tuIl.,5.
Sheep Receipts. % 1000: market
wo1k. Wotbcrf, S5.5UWG.Gui lambs.
$500 IS on.
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New York, oct. Il.-Thc metal cN'
change quotes lead, $3.50,
spDltcr rot quoted.
~ London. Lead. i25, los, 30.
Spcitgr. fGt. los.
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Nlnth mnIng-sccond mnIf.

Hooper up strike one, foul strik,
two Hooper singled to right.
Scot; up Ban one, foul strike one
BAH two. foul strike two. scot sacri.
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Position az book keeper
and collector by "a young man well
acquainted In the city. state salary
IN answer. M. r D." care Herald,
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chicago, oct Wheat develop
cd fresh strength today as 70 rcsul, ol
Northwestern Receipts being small aud
because OF pu I'D rer ut Liverpool.
Opening prices which ranged from
. ne Co awLtsc higher. with De
uembor at sl03 to $IUl aud May az
tl.Ul and Slur. veto followed hy "a
material further Upturn
'lusiuE prices were nervous. -7.o
tu 3Ac net higher, with December at
sl.Uif. and May ut 81 06 U LOON
Predictions uf unsettled colder
weather had a nullish eject on corn.
After opening sc TO CSC up, prices
mndo % substautial additional gain,
The clcso was steady az ar To- a.
lAc net advance.
cots showed "a tendency 20 bulge
with other grain.
Higher prices on hogs carried pro-
Visions upgrade
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wANTED--Nice, nght furnished room
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Wheat Doc. 2l.OiN. MAY, 6I.OG
Corn Dec. 51Ac; May. 5s4c.
oats Doc, @, Nc. May. 3gap O..
Pork Dec, So 80. Jaa. EI1.l5.
Lard Nov, y940, Jan, $500
EIhs-Oot, F952; Jan, Sg.GO.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
Christ IN SOCIETY,""
MR.. CUNNINCHAM'S THEME

AT the Eastlake Presbyterian
Church, corner Twenty-seventh and
Market streets. the Rev. Henry Gun
ningham will preach at both services
tomorrow. At 1880 o'clock the SER
mon theme will be: Christ in So
ciety." This is the second sermon in
the course on: Christ in Important
Relations in Life" The other themes
are: Christ in the Church. and
Christ I'm the State" The music will
be as follows: Organ prelude by Bait
man, anthem, Songs Of the Glori-
fed" Mendelssohn; postlude by Fry
singer.
The Sunday school and Bible class
for men and women will meet at 2
o'clock. The Bible class meets in the
church and there is opportunity for
questions and discussions. The Chris
tian Endeavor meeting will be held at
o'clock.
The popular song and gospel ser
vice will be held at 745 o'clock. The
hour of worship is made delightful and
helpful by the instrumental and vocal
music. A song service opens the
meeting. The special music follows.
Organ prelude by Spohr; anthem. "Tho
Trinity" Lillenas: anthem. "The
Tempest is Raging" Palmer: post
| lude by Schumann. The pastor will
speak on "The Three Good Cheers
I for Jesus"
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VISITORS AT EZION.

In Ezion NJ E Church. Ninth and
French streets. the Rev w. r. Hens
ley. pastor, services tomorrow will
be as follows: Prayer meeting at $3.50
o'clock; preaching at 1890 o'clock
bv the Rev. J. w. Jewett. pastor OF
Mt JOY NJ Z. Church: Sunday school
at $50 o'clock: Epworth League at
645 o'clock; preaching at 7.45 o'clock
by the Rev. A. NJ. Thompson, of Ches-
void.
At the morning and evening ser
vices the captains Of the tribes will
report moneys received in the tribe
rally
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SUNDAY AT WESTMINSTER.

The usual preaching services will
be held at 1880 o'clock tomorrow in
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. the Rev. Charles l.. Candee.
minister At the afternoon service
the third in the series of sermons
dealing with Great World Prob
lens" will be given "Treitschke or
Christi is the subject tomorrow.
The following musical program has
been arranged for the day;
Morning g-Organ. "Offertoire In A
Flat" Read; anthem, praise the
Lord" Watson; offeriory. Il win
Life Up Mine Eyes thews. or
gan, "Postude." Grey.
Afternoon--O "Cantique d
Amour" Strang: anthem. Saviour
Again to Thy Dear Name" Shelly
offertory. Saviour. Thy Childrei
/ Keep" Sullivan; organ, "Postlude.'
The graded Sunday School vii
meet at noon in the chapel and tn
Adult Bible class In the gallary o
the church. Capturing Politics Fo
God" is the subject to be discussed il
the Y. p. s. c. ". service at Z o'clock
The meeting will be led by Josepl
Fairbanks. The regular mid-weel
service will be held on "Wednesday
evening.
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PASTOR TO DISCTSS
CHURCH GROWTH,

Services tomorrow in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will be in
charge OF the pastor. the Rev. J. y.
Irwin. The morning service will COM
mence at 1890 o'clock and the pastors
subject will be; "Our Church Growth
The Bible School will meet at 2
O'Clock with classes arranged to SUIT
the different ages. The Baraca Glass
will be taught by the pastor
The Young Peoples Society OF
/ Christian Endeavor will meet at 6.A5
O'Clock for its regular service.
The evening service will begin az
7.30 o'clock. opening with an inspir-
ing song service under the direction
of Charles r. Edwards and the chorus
choir The subject of the evening
sermon will be: What a Little Girl
Did"
The regular prayer meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening at
o'clock AT 730 o'clock that evening
the board OF deacons will meet
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
McCABE SERVICES.

At McCabe Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church. Boulevard and
Twenty-second street, the Rev. Mr..
Easley will preach as usual. His
morning theme will be "The Need and
the Prayer" evening theme. "Tho
Seed and the Birds: Or Santanic In
fiuence." Music at the morning ser
vice will be tenor solo by Alfred
Willing. "The Great Kingdom Be
yond.' Brown. and anthem by the
choir. The evening music will be
anthem by the choir. "More Love ia
Thee" Brown. and bass solo by Leroy
G. White.
The Sunday school will meet al
11.45 o'clock, and the Organized Bible
Glass for Women at the same hour
The Baraca Bible Glass will meet al
2.30 o'clock. The Epworth League
devotional meeting will be held at
O'Clock. Miss Mary Willis is leader
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
ADvENTISTs' SERVICES.

In the First Seventh Day Advent.
list Church, Howland and Clayton
streets, the order OF services is as fol
lows: Prayer meeting every Friday
night at 7.45 o'clock: Sabbath school
every Saturday at $50 o'clock: preach
ing at II o'clock: young peoples meet
ing every Wednesday evening begin
ming at 7.15 o'clock. with physical
culture exercises. followed at o'clock
with program OF Bible study. litera-
ture and music There will be a spe-
cial Bible lecture on Sunday even
ing by Evangelist L. T. Froom. on the
subject "The Discoveries and Inven-
lions Of the Twentieth Century. in
Fulfllment of Bible Prophecy"
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Mr. PLFAsANr SERVICES.

Services in Mt Pleasant-Bell
Methodist Episcopal Church. the Rev.
J. r. Richardson. pastor. tomorrow
will be as follows: $50 o'clock. Sun
day school; 1890 o'clock. preaching
by the pastor. followed with class
meeting: 2.30 o'clock, Sunday school
at Newark Union, followed by preach
ing; 730 o'clock. Epworth League
prayer service at Mt Pleasant. fol-
lowed with revival services. Revival
services will be held each night dur
ing the week. The third quarterly
conference will he held in Newark
Union Church on Thursday. October
IS. AZ 2 O'Clock
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ITALIAN EVANGELIST IN PULPIT

Domyttii G. Spyti. the Italian-Amer-
lean volunteer evangelist OF Philadel-
phia, will conduct the Mt. Calvary
Club services tomorrow He will take
for his themes. morning. "The End
OF Rome's Reign: evening. The
Universal Church.
The vested choir with Mrs. Eva
Mae Overhaul, Of Chester. at the Or
gan, will sing "Te Deum." by Will NJ.
s Brown. and Miss Mary Congo will
sing the aria from Gaul's Holy City
These are they which came out OF
great tribulation" In the evening the
choir will sing hymns from the Billy
Sunday hymnal
On Sunday afternoon. October 81.
tho Comforter" an oratorio. will be
sung. A free will Offering will be
taken that day for the Thanksgiving
dinner for the poor.
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OrARTERIY MEETING.

Quarterly meeting will he held to-
morrow in ST. paul's L. A. NJ Z.
Church. East Eleventh street, near
Poplar street. the Rev s. p. Shepard.
A. NJ. pastor. Services will open at
$40 o'clock with love feast. The
other services will be as follows:
1890 o'clock, sermon: 2 o'clock
Sunday school. Katie Griffin. superin.
tendent: o'clock. Holy Communion
sermon by the Rev. James King;
o'clock. Spencer League. Fanny Sterl
ing. president 7.30 o'clock. sermon
by the Rev A. Smith. P. Z. A prais,
service will follow.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
HAyOvkR SERVICES.

At the morning service in Hanover
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow. the
Rev. r. L. Jackson will sneak upon /.
"The Old Paths" The Sunday school
viii begin at 1145 O'Clock. The Drexel
Biddle Bible Class will meet at 230
oclock. The Sunday school lesson
will be studied under the leadersh'n
OF the nastor. The Y. p. S. c u viii
meet at 80 o'clock Ernest Pfeiffer
viii lead. In the evening the nastor
viii nreach upon. "Whai is pacamine
~ the Tord's Dav?" His address 10
tho children will be upon Getting n
Start" Tho young peoDle's chorus
will assist the choir The service be-
Gins at o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
Keep Your Elbows Beautiful

Perhaps nothing increasing beauty than
seldom them They are usually
unshapeF
Any rectihed that TOO bad he
elbows from lacy sleeves and
failing leaning constantly on her ell
doing. This results IN
jar OF eoou
white which every
hestp possesses, first aids
Night Mlady the Unghy Elbows must apply the
be will
flesh 81 readily the fingers
elbows but
tnge and
Beautiful elbows should be cultivated
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
SUNDAY AT SCOTT CHURCH.

At Scott NJ L. Church. the Rev. w.
A. Wise. pastor. the following will he
the order of services tomorrow: Glass
meeting at 9.15 o'clock in charge OF
l.. r. Grubb: preaching at 1890 and
7.3O o'clock by the pastor; Sunday
school at . O'Clock; Epworth League
devotional hour at $50 o'clock. in
charge of Mrs. Helen Simpson. whose
subject will be The Call Of Missions
for Men and Money" Evangelistic
services will follow the evening ser
mon and these special meetings will
he continued during the next two
weeks
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
SPECIAL SERVICES AT EPwORTH,

In Epworth NJ y. Church tomorrow
special services will begin when the
pastor will be assisted by the Rev.
II. o. Klug. Tho Sunday school.
with Willis L. Overdeer. superinten-
dent. will meet at the usual hour.
At $50 o'clock. William II. Rose
will lead the league meeting, and W.
l. Jordan will make an address.
At 7.3O o'clock Mr. Klug will preach
and conduct the cvangelistic service.
lie will be assisted by Prof George
T. Kings choir.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
WHAT have YOU REFUSED
GOD?" PASTORS theme

In Second Baptist Church, Ninth
and Franklin streets. tomorrow morn
ing the Rev Thomas p Holloway, ID.
d.. will preach on: What Have You
Refused God?" The evening preach
ing will begin at 7.45 o'clock. The
theme will be, "Austria-Hungary," the
fifth Of a series Of evening sermons on
1.-The characteristics and History OF
the European Nations Now at War =
The Bible school convenes at 2.15
o'clock.
The Senior c. f. Society will meet
at Gas o'clock in the chapel Cap
turing Politics for God" will be dis
eussed by the executive committee.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
MT. BETHEL SERVICES.

In Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, No.
416 West Front street. services for
tomorrow will he: II o'clock. preach
ing on the subject "The Proof OF the
God Sent" class at y o'clock; sun
day school at 2.S0 o'clock; preaching
az 7.45 o'clock on the subject sent
to the Desert. There viii be a band
meeting after the evening preaching
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
MP LANE At OLIyET.

Services will be held in Olivet Pres
bvterian Church. Fourth and Broome
streets. tomorrow at lO.4o ana 80
O'Clock. The Rev. j. c. Lane Will oc,
'Icupv the pulpit The Sunday school
will meet at $50 o'clock and the Chris
tian Endeavor Society ut Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
REYYAL AM TRINIrY.

Services at Trinity NJ. +. Church.
Twenty-second and Church streets.
will begin tomorrow with class meet
ing led by Richard Ross. Preaching
by the pastor will follow. The Sun
day school and pastors Bible class
will meet at o'clock. and the Ep-
worth League at $50 o'clock AT the
evening service Billy Sunday trail
hitters from Philadelphia will have
charge Of the revival meetings,
which will be continued during the
week The Rev r. H. Adams is pas
fOr
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SECOND NJ. p. SERVICES.

In Second NJ. P. Church. Fifth ave
nue. and Anchorage streets. services
on Sunday will be in charge OF the
pastor. the Rev. James r. Moore
whose morning sermon subject will
be "The Irresistible Christ The
evening topic will be "The Potter and
the Clay" Sabbath School will be al
, O'Clock. The Adult Bible class is
growing in interest. Prayer and tes-
timony meetings will be held on Fri
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
rIRsr n. p. SERVICES.

Regular services viii be conducted
by the Rev J. o. McCown in the First
United Presbyterian Church, corner
Third and Broome streets tomorrow.
The Sunday school will meet at 10
O'Clock. The morning sermon subject
will be "The Gospel Standard of Liv-
ing" and tho evening services subject
Life a Journey" The Young People
will meet at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
nR. nATGHERTY IN CITY PULPIT.

The Rev S. d. Daugherty OF Phila-
delphia will preach a special sermon
in Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Concord avenue and Madison
streets. Sunday morning. followed by
Professor ID. NJ Melchoir of Girard
College. Philadelphia in the even
ing. Sunday school will meet in the
morning at 10 O'Clock.