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cRArrER xxIx-tconlInucdD

cEAPTER NNIN-- Continued
AGAIN." shouted stern Give 1t TO
"a him again"
She Cred on the instant. But already
with n chatterlng howl. the ohcah was run
ming forward And after him. screaming
snRrlnE. foamIng till their lips were All
SLAYER. the pack swept toward them
stern dragged the girl away, back to
the landing
Up Up" he yelled
Then. turning he hurled the second bomb,
A binding glare darzlcd him shock,
as OF a suddenly Unbiased volcano. all but
nung him hcadlonE.
DaEed choked BY the Eush OF fumcS That
burst IN a biiowng cloud out along the
haI and up tho stairs he staggered for
ward Tightly to his body he clutched the
remaining Walls Where was beatriceE RIO
know not Everything doomed and echoed
I'm his stunned ears. Below there he heard
thunderous crashes ma wrecked waits ana
floors went recinE down And ever, AL
about him. eddlcd the strangllng smoke
Then how long after he knew not. he
found himself gasping for air beside VIM
dow.
"aeatrlcel =" he shouted with his hrst
breath. Everything seemed strangely sun
40 sound OF pursuit no bowling now beaa
calm. Not even tho drum'oeat IN the Iot-
%: "asatrlce is where-aro you? Beatrice"
Ills heart lcaped gladly as he heard her
"oSi Are you aafO7 Thank God IL
was afraid didn't know
To him she ran along the DARK pl'A"se-
mo more," she painted. NO more Pull
yerito here in the building y pleaded shc.
cor the whole tower will fall-aha purS
usl No more! :" -,.,.,
stern laughed Beatrice was uhh"'ihsu' :
"Iil sow 1t broadcast outside, ne
answered. In n kind OF eNaltalon, hlnlpss
a madness from the strain anu huit"' ~
that night the weakness OF ms ieNet "'u @
his loss OF blood. Maybe tne "'ness' Iaas, g,
there stun, may need IT, Here goes
And. one by one all seven OF the bombs
he hurled far out and away, to right 10
left. atraight ahead. singing them IN vast
parabolas from the height,
And as they struck one by one. night
blazed like monday; and even 10 the fai-
lsadea the crashing echoes roared
The forest swept ~ by giant broom
became a jackstraw taugle OF destruction
Thus II perlshed. -
when the last vial OF wrath hau pegn
ontpoursd. when silence had once more
dronned itg soothing mantle and the great
brooding dark had come again 'Eltuted
with gracious watchings OF the stars stern
spoke. , .r,.a.
Gods 90 he exclaimed exultantly 'dodA
we are now to them--to sneh OF lne'n ~, az
NAV stlll live Gods we are-gods we shah
be forever -, 49,,
"Whatever happens now, they know US, US,
THE Great White Gods OF Terror Ihey
nee before our very look so u1a''liS% Gods - -
meet thousand. wen Do salV "''
Another silence, ,.,, ,,,a.
Then suddenly be knew that Beatrice was
And forgetful OF all save that. forgetlnl
Of his weakness and his wounds ne cum Gun
,yonan he loves. the woman who, IN turn
loves him.
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CHAPTER xxx

After n while, both calmer grown they
looked again from the high wlndo"
Hsee ~ exclaimed the engineer ana
pointed -,.....s fe,v
stragTljnK llghts--ony very few-slo"ly
and uncertainly were making their way
across the broad black breast OF the FlNer'
Even as the man and woman WAsunea'
one vanished. Then another WlhNsu ous'
ana did not reappear- No more ihah M
teen seemed 10 reach the Jersey shore ilere
10 creep vaguely, slowly and vanish IN the
dense primeYal wooda .rv. r,,,s,
be going, too. The nights haI spent py
morning we must De very Tar away
"What9 We've got TO leave the city,
eyes There's no such thing as staying
here now. The towers quite untenable'
Raeked and shaken as IL ls' us liable 70
fall az any time. But, even II Il should
stand. we can't live here any more"
"But-where nowf'
u don't just know Somewhere else,
that's certain Everything In this whole
vicinity Is ruined The springs gone,
Nothing remains OF the forest. nothing but
horror aud death Pestilenee Is hound to
sweep this place In the wake OF such a.
such an affair.
'-rhe sights all about here aren't such as
you should see. Neither should 1. We
mustn't even think of them. Some way or
other we can find path down out OF hefe'
aWalg-away--"
But" she cried anxlOusly, but all our
treasures2 All the tools and dishes, all
the food and clothing, and eyerythingf
All our precious hard-won thlnssl'
Nothing LEI or them nov. Down on
the nth floor. AZ thai end OF the building,
I'm positive there's nothing but q vast
hole blown out oG the side of the tower.
So there's nothing left to salvage. Nothing
At ALL
cen you replace the thingsf
why nett Wherever We settle down
We can get along for a few days on what
game I can snare or shoot with the few
remaining cartridges And after that
sEesfe
AFTER that once re get established a
little. / can come into the city and go
70 Faidins again. What we've lost Is a
mere trins compared - what's left N NaW
York. Why the latent resources Of this
vast ruin haven't been ezqn touched yet
We've sol our lives. Thats tue only vital
factaf With those eFerYthing else Il pes
aiole. Il All looks DARK ana hard % Fou
aea. Beatrice. Hut Il 5 fsW dayz-24lt
aad 80
=A4Iants
What HzaIEIez
w - e sfsFf hias ~ = soas
hsaa4 Aaa4 -
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'I'oSiaHT will see the fifth meeting OF
AFz seost's Supper Club at the Belle
sas'ssFanord, and as the season advances
= popularity of this club increases. A
<az plFd whispered to me that they had
- % enlarge the list OF subscribers a
2. 2 sfeat was the demand, 1t Is really
! esllshtful club. and unique OF It's kind
: ne city. Mrs Scott has just returned
- - : pin to III Paso, where abe stopped
20 hsF daughter Betty. who Is living
80 'hsre. to be near her husband
NANCY wYNNE,
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ntHE terrible trials OF young moth9F
w,,h three obstreperous infants were
sought forcibly TO my attention iast
s,sk Al matinee. when Mamma stopped
4 The Forrest to buy tickets for a show
ssia which to surprise Papa. with her
s4se sonny and Sister and Baby Brother,
ss,d. respectively. flve, four and three
Hhle she argued with the grave and
nrlons person in the box Office about
tss locailon OF the seats, Sonny and small
fsser decided that they had never seen
Amer Hill to y down on their skate
rsbie. all covs,el with beautiful red
ufpet as It was, too. and so they did,
ehy notg what could be easier? or
saarse as they proceeded down the In
slas the momentum increased. and they
an nast the doorfnan right into where
= re music and lights were, and 'ohs
a. neh pretty ladies' on the platform"
III began the scramble to collect the
lsa nAughty ones. but I'm the meantime
HI brother the ouDnlngiest lamb you
err saw, not TO be outdone by his elders,
bought he would try the balcony; you
kneN z Hlanta up as well as down in
that theatre. SO he succeeded in sneaklng
hEz Wy gracefully back OF mother and up
the sopo. past the doorman and ushers,
rated himself on the top seat and pro.
essdsd TO shoot down. OF course, the
audience screamed with delight, and at
fsndAnts doubled up with laughter. The
manaser- a perfectly correct and alto.
Esther impressive person. was called TO
ssssle the matter and in his most polite
ore remarked: Madam, can't you con.
ifol these little ones better than this?
could To which the harassed and half.
s'aYalsed mother replied under her
lFfath, Il wish you'd try H."
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Dark
Tho Rey Dr Edwin iieyl Deik, pastor OF 80.
Matthews Lutheran church. N nhRcnt from the
city attending the guadrrnniat meeting OF the
lea, meeting al St Louis. Thc Rev, Dr Charles
Y. Miles VIII preach at the morning service and
the Roy. Charles Bauer ut the night service,
The, Rev. pr, Robert Basnoll will deliver his
second address, on Lost ThlnEs' tomorrow aft
subject viii be Does Death End All7'
,hs Forum ,oHorrow morrow @ftsrEooa 1OT AZ The i cSatrSi
lrlSi Unrest or VIII AdIGstmSsE mE Of 70 waass ,8Ss
Hours Or Conditions OF Labor Solve tho Labor
Tho Rev Chariea r. Joy OF plTaud will
preach tomorrow morning at tie FbnpSE unitarian
Alfred w, Martin will glvs his " Siak lecture
bct0rc lMc Ethical Culture Society at tho llroad
street Thsntrc Tomorrow. morning, His subject
More i.isht" William Poo rnSilsh ii @ drGmatist.
wlll speak tomorrow nlEht ul The Ethical Society
House on shakespeare and Shaw"
=, Members, OF the Ruthcnlsn Crock catholc
church VIII hold memorial service In honor
Of tho late Emperor Francis Joseph tomorrow
afternoon In the church. 92ad Orthodox street
The new building ot tho Third Church Of the
United hrethren In Christ, at Twelfth aront
Rud wyoming avenue. viii bO dedicated tumor-
row mornlng.
The Rev George Chalmers Richmond will
preach tomorrow nlght In Doctor Edridyo' =
lcrturc hall, 1911 North t.nrnn Square, ON ''1he
Ereateat Fraternity In the World"
Tho only Norwegian church In the city will bo
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CATHOLIC HIeH ALUMNI
Annual Meeting win Be Held TomOr-
row in School Auditorium

The annual meeting OF the Alumni Asso-
citation OF the Roman Catholic High School
viii be held In the auditorium Of the school,
Broad and Vine streets, tomorrow morning.
Prior 10 the meeting the annual alumni
n,asa ,,,ill be celebrated hy the Rev. Henry
q. SCHUYLER 81 +. l.. and the sermon viii
be preached by the Rev Joseph h. o'Hara.
Of the Cathedral
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Weddings
popaE-LoNasTRErH


A pretty wedding at noon today In Ger
mantown was that OF Miss Mildred Long
streth, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Norris Longstreth. OF Kitchens lane. and
Mr. Kari Dodge. son OF Mrs James Mapes
Dodge The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Melville b. GuFley, assistant
minister OF the First Presbyterian Church.
Germantown.
Miss Longstrsth. who was given in mar
ringe By her father, wore an exquisite gown
OF silver cloth covered with tulle, Her rose
point Yell was arranged With orange blos-
SONS and she carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies Of the valley tied with a huge tulle
bow
Miss Josephine Dodge. the maid OF honor.
and a sister OF the bridegroom was
gowned 81 eream-color lace over desh-eolor
satin ana made with a deep giFdie OF
orchid ribbon She also wore mush-
room-shaped hat Of black velvet trimmed
with & single flower and faced with orchid
satin Her bouquet was an attractive
old fashioned one composed of yellow roses
edged with lilies OF the valley.
Tha bridesmaids Mrs. Henry Keller
Kurtz, Mrs Stanley ". Pearson, Airs
Henry S. Paul, Jf. Miss Florence Pearson
Miss Elisabeth +. Wister Miss Asnea
Broekls, Mlss Josephine Holloway, Miss
Yanst Adamaon. Mis- Katharine 2. ogden
ana Miss Jean Morrls Lille, wore dainty
froeks of feah-eolor satin vaiisd 10 cream
eolor lace ana made with deep girdle Of
niue ribbon Their black velvet hats were
faced with aehh color and trimmed With a
sineis rose. alasy carried Bernhardt clus-
fsrs 81 sprlnk flowers. Eith double Yiolets
and pink roses pFedoulinating
Nj. John AIlify acted IS best man.
4.hsr. we're 10 ushers A small breakfast
sar the families followed tAz eefemduy
on Saturday of nexf ~eee. the original
sets 81 Tor the wedding. fhs reception wlll
4.zt.. ssiaea as had been fFzf planned
- Dodss ana hlz bride 0ll I've q
caleezos IL
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What's Doing Tonight

Annual banquet. Associated Alumni Aseoela.
40 o'clock
=, nanque,. clasa OF 1890 Central ltlsh school.
Rltt~uhuuse Hotel
one Hundred and Fourteenth Regiment Penn.
sylvanla Veteran Volunteers, Continental Hotel.
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Personals

~ ana Mrs. Townsend sharpless. OF
zsoas chelten Hills, announce the en-
sat q their daughter. Miss Marion
-. !. sss.4spiess, 70 Mr.. John Lord Butler. Of
60 ssnsffe. now making HIS home In
sshss sssz. "a Alss sharpless made her
sfal years ago and Is a popular
- y the younger sst Mr., Butlsr Is
= 49, ssa Of the late Mr. and af,..' Sssres
7'.-s'.sek Butler. OF Wilkes-Barre lie Is
ssAts q Chestnut Hill Academy and
- - ne Is member OF the Zeta psi
ss club Of New York and the Greens
- !. NeantFy Club. No date has bsea set
saz seadink. ea
= = 9sAthafins ~ Christina Lea. OF Devon.
- nest popular OF this Seasons
e ssaksa. has gone q New Yort 'ssbt.s
- sesha the weekend ana viii al
zzasI azss Or the sherry dance fhla
sasdss s'az Lea VIII return hcIns On
s. I'd aira Arthur II. Lea wnf give
e asaef On January a.
= - - -. Hollister sturges. Il Chest
ka = a elYs theatre lnarty. fol-
Aeaef q Miss kranest sfarr al.
sssaang. neeanbaE II.
- Percy Hudson ana h. j. .hn
g tong Island. vii aT-lss s. -, -
1As Christmas HOLIDAY .sslsh ssr
q ShzHles II I.sa - - -
saefps Farm lhslr dome N
sas ~ AFniss Hfasn sssn
~ q Nsa 4
azz EasIlz Harrison.
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LUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy wynne Talks Of Various Entertainments.
Fifth Supper Club Meeting Tonight-A
Mothers Trying Experience

.txy the round Of enter.
...sa which are going
! '.'a'~' ~ bruce and sam Chase use
fas a..omeual. -. on THURSDAY
's''sl 4. s,otespurys gave them
y s.s,ai blowout in the way
...r.r. ard then the party
= ,ne charity Fall. Then
ri ~ HecSscher wether-
alsaa 81, slyc a dinner for them,
y, ,.,,ele party win attend
Z, s..,,.s supper club ut the
l,.s,,s ~ asssn s,rstford later in ,,, tas
Next week they wiz
,ds, (, asl.imore to stay with the
- g y prooRs for several days
Ns',s. 49, B6ykln. rinckney Nor
.,ae,t daughter who Is a
z Il sae's, will give q dlnner
tonor on Friday nisht at
= hes l'g''s ..,'.',,. home. Little
-. Norris, who is to be a
- siri o, sus and sam :
,I.r, is in baltimore at
.slng school. and Beta's little
es.si.r 's,i,s IS to be another flower
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Photo by MaFcesu.

Jr and their family returned Thursday TO
their town house. 245 South Eighteenth
street, after spending the summer at their
home In Nlllanova.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Emory McN!iohasl and
their debutante niece Mics Elizabeth Nc
hichael OF Knoll House. Devon. are occu-
pying their house 20tl Walnut street
iTiss Elizabeth Samuel. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Samuel OF rwonty-second
and Locust streets, has returned from New
York. where she was tho guest of Mrs
Henry SC!lgman and Miss Katherine Force
for several days. Miss Force returned with
Miss Samuel and will spend the weeR-en
in this city.
Mrs Charlotte VAIN, OF thls city. left
this week for New York, where she will
be the guest of her son-lnlaw and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Emlen Hare. for several
days, About the frat of the year Mrs
VAIN win leave for California, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs Walter Jackson Freeman and Miss
Freeman viii receive informally from
until O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at their
home, tSa2 Spruce street
Mrs James r. Scott OF Oak Lane. and
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Quicken will leave this
morning for an auto trip through the AIle-
gheny Mountains.
Mr and Mrs. Rodericls Provost have
closed their camp at Lake Constance in the
Maine woods and returned to their home
4iI East Mount Airy avenue, GermnDtown
There will be an attractive chorus OF
avlators In the musical melange which will
be given on December 10 and 20 at the
Bellevue'Stratford for the benefit of the
Northern Home for Fr,endless Children.
Among the members are Mrs. Howard Muf.
ray Miss Madeline Asbury Miss Natalie
Rand, Miss Elinor Flood Miss Eleanor
Durham. Mr.. Herbert Ewing Mr.. John
Turner Mr. Theodore Leopold. MIR Stanley
Welsh and sir. Howard Murray,
Mrs. Frances shapley Glnther entertained
al luncheon at her home, PA South Forty
ffth street. yesterday In honor OF Mrs Fred
erick w. Abbott, president OF the Matinee
Musical Club, The guests included Mrs.
Wasilli Leps. Mrs. Samuel Cooper. Mrs.
Mary Adelaide Jefferis. Mrs. William h,
Mount Mrs, III. j. Bould and Mrs Henry
L. Mecloy.
Owing 10 the sudden and serious illness
of their son. Edward w. Turner Jr., who
was operated on Wednesday for appendicitis
In the German Hospital. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed-
ward w. Turner are recalling the invita-
tions for this evening at the Bellevus-Strat-
ford Hotel when they Intended entertain
Ing to announce the engagement of their
dnuFiter. Miss Lydia Ruth Turner. to Mr..
Walter Jackson ThroeSmorton. OF New
York.
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CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chfatnut at. west OF 4Oth.
GEORGE d. ADAMS, u. D., Pastor.
,g:19 a, m,--Irotherhood of A. aud p.
lU;A0 a. m,-Worahip.
Sermon by Rev. Robert r. Tumbleston.
2:aO D. m,-Bibla School,
I4b y. m,--WurahIp.
Sermon by Dr, Samuel O. Nell,
''QoBpal OF Cheer ftlneaB.H
SPECIAL. MUSIC
,hay Daniels Jones, organlst and Leader.
LIMA ,Laray Johnson. .........,.s.S soprano
maIF, Y, SsWklfk. s'...,ss.s'...,. sCunlfalto
Royal i, MacLsllau. au.,......,,........ .Tenor
hoFaee Its HOOD, ..s.s...s s.-........ lass
ASSISTED BY
Alice baker Diekason .......... Violin
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Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman and Miss
Freeman will receive Informally from 4
until O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at their
home, 1889 Spruce street
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I'D cHEsToN win give a
!. ,s.,tre party and supper to-
=, ,or the two Janney girls
~. ma Alice. daughters Of
g ~ IA. Mrs. Joseph A. Janney'
who are debutantes Of the
800 There viii be a supper
80 sfter the theatre. too, 30
q II. svsnlnE holds much pleasure
I. a. .sors for the small buds The
~, auests viii be Mary
n,ooss, Mary Lowering, Eliza
s.,h Trotter, George Kneass'
rr,,sr smythe, Ted Morris,
r.hsm Dcugherty. Webster
nssehsrty and Norborhe Berk.
- Another debutante theatre
.sav which win be given to-
.l.hl d for Elisabeth Nc.
tl.ebael. and win DO given by
~ grandmother, Mrs. Clayton
Ne,IIshsel, who viii also enter.
tsln at supper afterward at
ia BeIlevue-S;ratford.
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Mrs. James f.. Scott OF Oak Lane. and
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Quicken will leave this
morning for an auto trip through the Alle-
gheny Mountains
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roderlcl Provost have
closed their camp at Lake Constance in the
Maine woods and returned to their home
al East Mount Airy avenue, Germnptown
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The Rev August pnhlnaan n u viii address
dey morning on 'nippnH Dsof Into the Well 81
salvation"
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A. ,. prexsi Riddle viii address the board Of
dircglors % ths hlelc classes, that efar hs uame
nt the Atlantic Rescue Mission nf Atlantic city,
foundfd BY the ciasaes of tha, city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

s'Isezond the Great 0bllvlon,t which Is a sa-
allel To and 4 continuation Of this story. heEIns
On Page OF this Issue of the EVENING LedKer,
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RELIGIOUS BREVTTIEs

Mission, Will talk tomorrow afternoon at tue
hehnont Theatre ou ''The Underworld After
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Mrs. Charlotte VAIN, OF this city. left
this week for New York, where she will
be the guest OF her son-ln-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen Hare. for several
days About the frat of the year Mrs
Vain win leave for California. whore she
will spend the winter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

The reguler. .ueetug Of Hlg Sisters viii be helk
AZ the Teller Memorial BuildlnE tomorrow after
noon. RABBIT Eli MAycr will deliver an address,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

nApTlsT TEMPLE, Rrond and Berlts SITS
RUSSELL H. COHWELt. will preach
iutau a, m. and 80 y. m.
JANE 'TuTTLE soprano. will assist the
SLARENcs REYNoLDs. Director.
Visitors WplrDme
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

eest ttHafseN aIaS 81 4tstsIs at
Laitsfsh harsA nf il il. HSki - sza
stIssss} -''''''a 2 s.ss' '.7'sss v'e e
me Res y aray nolgon r 3 uisi rrsA<h
sT9sss ssse5 sse'sf eaT ss g
syss. ,6s ssoisslIsS iissrs!s sssisss !eIaeffew
atvgaf ssssantsnse ne = sfes ss n. street Theatfu e
j, me REV IIsghsrt =. rianeah rector q Trln.
vicar of jhe chspsi Of ihe fscir comynunior b
~ Perish ef ths isoly Anes,ies sils ecesptanse
duties on january i
=, 4. y p.eys Riddle VIII ADDRESS the board Of
SrGG,srs Sn q tSs nel' ss.s 5s ~,
Il s Bsns y ,ss sg. ss. ';sg v ;Ss' s ATLANTIS city
The rev, Apsuss pshlmsp n d win pddrrss
asy morning on ''pippinS bscS isso tRs We'll 81
salvation"
A. The rfsSsr ss5,gs e I Sisters viii es h.Is
noon. RABBIT Eli MAyer will deliver an ADDRESS.
The mt rev, rbntp r. McpsvR,. Blsbop of
Hag,islglyg. VIII .cslsstste solsmp pohtlneei mass
eeptioS sispailna tbe SesnSins " sorsy hours
sS 9eyStiCn Ihc Ihc n, Rey Mogsigpeg oersIa q
Mercy. viii oSicISie Ss s..stsat priest, "'''
The Catholic Alumni sedsiity win hoid l,s
nv il tho ssdaiS shawl i9sS ssSss'' sr.s s''-
The sunday afi.rnoon musical s.rvisss q n.
sr@s seo spgnsss ss @hs ye spgsSa ppeS
R9pnq5 e' MHsr bsg brrsnses ss sy 9s 1SsS t
weekly.
pahs seslss S'b 10 bs hid osy nssI n ne
Theosophicai Society rooms, At ldiT North broad
street -
cST9sD Tss RE EE R0Ss s',SSS sS. pt
n, a auppeT g BE- HIvsn BY CHARTER nenSgrn %
nSSaosG @ CD as hs rsS cost q Empty Rsws ss" ~
Twelve hundred men w rsS:lys sS%%SssIIs
6tS'a tioS at we ''u''H y 'a' i""A'u'A'' e0'''p'
bishop Rhlneianaer will preach tomerrqw att
pbSsIn rpSsIs Gmshs,sa aGgss s ssSnd9y
qcrmantowp, Ths eNsrinE viii se tgr the chill,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
lutheran
ar THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
bxNtni. x. wEiGi.E' Pastor.
sunday morning service 1870.
i.WsS,n% E,es sesS9, sepy,ss ssg II m.
SERMON. WAIT ron FACTS
@GSa @ caps PsSs"ssF sSSiaSs A. HSsSns ESasa
Aiohal = inns, rtee,
HOLY CoMMuNI0N, ChsHtnut above .ist--ssrv-
ices, IL. D. Rev, BP,Pfattaicher,P ,Ph. -. .Pastsr.
Methodist EpIscopai
o9hTlpiS HHRR 4 AVE- A s:rys:. So. 9Sss 1Sso
preahxtariau
-----1---------------
HOPE; ssd and wharton sts, Minister, me Rsy,
TAYLOR CALDWELL. Assistant, 10Ap am.
BosIor 5oton, tname' Wer Snsnalt,ssa IN
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Tho Catholic Alumni eodalty viii hold its
quarterly coinmunien meeting tomorrow morn
lnR In the sodallty chapel. i12b Stiles street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

Howard AtaeNutt Of Brooklyn, win address q
TheouophiCai Society rooms at 1Gi7 North Ilr0ad
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

Tho Rt Rev, Philip r. Mcnevist plshor of
HurrishurE. viii celebrate solemn pontlncui mass
~ II o'clock ~ IN. church ol Impaeulete Con;
ceptl1n. hHnhlialnH the heEinuinH OF forty hourn'
devotion, The RI ReY, Atonsignor Gerald r.
Nughlnn. rector uf the church of our LadY cf
Mercy, Will Onicihte as assistant priest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

The SUNDAY afternoon musical SERVICES at the
popular this winter. Arranaed by tho rector, the
weekly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

:. The. Roy Karl H. Block. pastor Of orrce
Church, ithddonhald, will be the chief speaker
tho proposed mems club OF Christ Church. River
nouneed as ''rhe MEh Cost OF Empty Pewa"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

me Rts y Orav Balgon n D. uifi rreA<h
sses Ssast sa ssss ss So sss;s Rssossae e 60 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

bishop Rhlneiander will preach tomorrow att
ernoun ~ combined service Of the sunday
schools VI six Protestant Enlspopst churuhea IN
Germantown, The offering Will be for the chill
dron's ward Of the Epinocpal Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

Twelve hundred men win receive eommpnlon
held at the Church oi the immaculate concep-