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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23
Brilliant Victory for French Arms is Received
With Great Elation
ENTIRE GERMAN RD LINE SAID TO HAVE BEEN SHAKEN AND CROWN PRINCES GA
ACHIEVEMENT IN THIS SECTOR NULLNIED

Paris, May 23.-The greater part
of Fort Douaumont has been recap
tured by the French. This fort was
taken by the Germans at the Begin
ming of the great Verdun battle four
months ago, and the Germans at the
time .heralded the feat as great ac-
complishment and predicted an early
victory over the enemy. An an
nouncement of the retaking of the
fort has been made and there is great
rejoicing by the French press and
public. 1t is expected that the effect
on neutral opinion will be great also.
The new victory of the French arms
is believed to have shaken the entire
German line at Verdun, and to have
nullified the greatest of the German
achievements in this sector.
General Neville, in command of the
French, took advantage of the enemy
attacks on Dead Mans hill, carefully
prepared his position, and his troops
advanced against the Douaumont lines
singing the Marseillaise, using the
bayonet in most effective fashion.
Following the general failure of the
crown princes army, the enormous
losses sustained and the prolongation
of what expected to be drive that
would in few days end VIGOROUSLY,
the effect of the new set back on the
German people will probably be SER
ious.
The French sprung drastic sur
prise in attacking the Germans north
east Of Verdun and penetrating Fort
Douaumont General Neville's forces
successfully drove the Germans from
all but a small angle in the north
eastern corner of the fort, says to-
days official statement. The German
official statement today, however,
says that Fort Douaumont is still
firmly held, though it is admitted that
the French took some first line
trenches north Of Verdun.
\ Furious counter attacks were made
by the Germans in their efforts to re-
gain one-mile and a quarter front
from east of Douaumont to the Thiau-
mont farm that was captured yes
terday, according to the French. The
only German success was the recap
ture of position north of the farm.
On the other side of the river Meuse
the battle lost nothing in intensity,
but no ground changed hands. Gas
and flame attacks by the Germans
near hill 3O4 were employed in driv-
ing out the French and occupying a
trench.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23
WILSON COMPLETED
NOTE TO ENGLAND
Sent Draft to the State Department
Without Laying it Before
Cabinet
tAssociated Press).

Washington, May 2).-President
Wilson today sent to the state de-
partment draft of the new note to
Great Britain protesting against in
reference with American mails. The
not was not laid before the cabinet.
The note viii be cabled to London i'm
mediately, at the same time France
receiving a copy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23

Ask your doctor to leave your pre-
scription with US. They viii be com
pounded with the best of drugs and
delivered promptly. Tydings & Co
Phone 80. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23
USING NAVAL GUNS

The Austrian troops operating in
the Alps against the Italians have
taken many of the huge guns from
the battleships that have been bottled
up since the war began at Pola to
positions in the Alps, where they
have been mounted and are doing eff
fective work. The detonations OF
these huge guns, corresponds
N%elegraphs, have actually split Alpine
peaks and cause frequent avalancl !.
The latest from the Austro-Itali n
front indicates that the Austrians
are holding their own and gaining
some territory in the Southern Tyrol.
Current Austrian reports claim i'm
portant successes on the Layarone
plateau east of Astico valley, where
a hard contested battle is in progress.
The Rome statement today is silent
regarding the fighting here, but re-
ports of Austrian repulses at other
points are mentioned.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23

SWEET DREAMS drives away
mosquitoes. Lasts all night. The
Pharmacy 18-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23
FOOD SITUATION IN BERLIN TO
BE HANDLED BY BOARD

London, May 23.-Unoficial adj
vices received here today state that a
board will be selected in Berlin to
have complete charge of the fsod sit
uation. This "food dictate was
forecasted some time ago ,i the
food situation in the German oital
began to draw the attention. Of
ficials. The board will cont1 am-
ports and exports of all foof is
including raw materials and :es
used as food for animals. 1t Y ege
authority for fixing the ~ IN
kprices to be charged e. TETr n
tnns. sKET OFF
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23

Swimming times here. Get your
bath caps at The Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-05-23

One Cent Sale at Gerig's.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
CHAPTER XNTE

COME few minutes later together they
- approached Pine Tree Gate. leading
directly out into the Horde
The girl roster than ever. held her Krag
loosely In the hollow OF her hare warm
right arm, one OF Sterns revovers lay
IN its holster. The other balanced itself In
his right hand. His left held the precious
water pail SO vital now TO all their plans
and hopes
Girt in his Enrb OF fur beted and san
dnled, we'll over six feet tall and broad OF
shoulder the man was magnificent His
red beard ana mustache, close cropped, gave
him savage air that now well fitted him
For stern was mad-mad clear through.
That beatrice should suffer In any way.
even from temporary thirst raised up a
savage resentment in his breast The
thought that perhaps IL might not be nos
sbla TO gain access TO the spring nj all.
that these foul Things might try to blockade
them and siege them to death. wrought
powerfully on him.
For himself he cared nothing The girl
it was who now prooccupied his every
thought. And as they made their way
through the litter of tho explosion toward
the exit slowly and cautiously, he spled
out every foot of the place for possible
danger.
II fight he must, he knew now II would be
"A brutal, merclless 1ght-slaughter, exter-
mtnatlon without any limit, 10 the end
tcoNTINuED MONDAY
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about that The main thing now is whether
we attack or wat?"
Attack? Now"
81 don't think much OF going upstairs
without that pain OF water We have n
frlghtful time with thirst to say nothing
OF not being able to make tho Pulverite.
Water wo must have II Il weren't for your
being hcrc. ia mighty soon wade into that
hunch and see who wins! But--well,
haven't any right TO endanger--"
-icatrCu seized his hand and pulled him
toward the doorway.
Come on" cried she ar you and
aren't a match for them, we don't deserve
to live, that's all You know how | can
shoot now Come alonRl"
Her eyes cleaned with the light of battle.
battle Tor liberty. for life her cheeks
Elowed with tho tides of generous blood that
Courscd beneath the skin, Never had Stern
bchcd her half 50 beautiful. so regal In that
Cinglug barharlc Bengal robe OF black and
yellow. caught at the throat with the clasp
OF raw gold,
A sudden impulse seized him, dominant.
rCsistloss For a brief moment ho detained
her; he held her back; about her supple
body his arm tightened
She raised her face In wonder He bent
a little and on her brow he kissed her
rapturously
THANK God for such n comrade and a
friend :" said he,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
TILE srnRY rurs EAR

HENrRtcE KENpRtCk. - stenograp4gr:.
slowly rcEuluH ruustluusn"HA hnu neHms IN m,t
a rr "HPm Hn a ,,rhr 't b, Nf r"gSiItSn HuId-
ms Srw York. Whcro she mad SAT AZ w
typewriter when abe null"uly tcl ns,G,,,rs ns,G,p,, ~
nrlrk wallis and Hoors ana piles ~ duH' ,nt ntI
powdered wrpUkuEr remain. bchtI''' "N'
Allan arERN' 'hrr employer, one q tho
oI'y'H Errntyat engineers ia my "nIgHr,
mined past, comes To to also In hls ,ffs'Jl 'Je.
composed clothing fAlls lie has gre't
shock ut hair ana long beard ,u, .,,oy,r
th,lr srnsrs they max" hnay ,sHr'eS eS,nt nt
their situation. The "uilr" glly " grrnI grvIIs
forest, with wrecks 1S SkSHgt,Ng,ts w "drHd
They ARE tho only human belrgs alive"
While on hts way to thg romans, "'
hardware store, where hn E,,ngttr' nscful
articles. he rudH spear h'hi ihl' " .,,Si'n -
first indication that there are 'tuWT nu,I1h u,,.Ii1ih
beings alive ON "Fth, 9l'T" ~ "'''' '''
Hcfore stcrn leaves for more ext'n9dGa noe,
expedition tho fol9wlnE, laS ne t,b,t he aud
the girl have slept At least toWo S'S9ssss
H. then s"ts up ~ wireless outht w. a u,s- u
other human beings left on earth -,,
stern gets no answer, but Nn d9ns -, - "a
G9ygr toward the wg,St BANK or 2r tnc ncr5ss lie
river toward tu. cpuplo. A. ~" "t'ppe
timr sounds of tomtous come from w w
meet In a horrible battle in the park below
the Metropolitan HuildlnE. IN" ",rIm
bearers yanguiah tho hand that came Wbst
tumtuua Hcvoltud and realizing, TOO, tn"l
he muat Ovcrawa the victurs stern hlhhrH
a quantity of his luyvntlpn-Pulyenle, w
highrst explosive known to man bti"t" wv
Disaster ages heforp--with which to get
rid Of the. Invaders ,
Tho water In tho tower has run low. AMI
In tho arcade wall at the sleeping HhllhAH
that he between thom and the spring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
CHAPTER NxI


CTERN laid n hand on her shoulder atriv
= ing TO draw her away. This spectacle II
seemed to him, was no 1T sight for her To
gaze on But she shrugged her shoulders
as II to say. I'm not II child I'm your
equal. now. and must seeH' So the engineer
desisted And he, too set his eye to the
twisting aperture
At sight Of the narrow segment of forest
visible through II, and of the several mem
bers OF the horde, Il strong revulsion came
upon him.
Up welled deep.seated love for the
memory OF the race of men and women as
they once had beeu-the people or the
other days stern almost seemed to behold
them again. those tall athletic, straight
Ilmbed men; those 1.-the, deep-hreasted
women. fair.sllnned ana with luKuriant
hair: all alike now plunged for thousand
years In the abyss OF death and Of eternal
oblivion,
Never before had the engineer realized
how dear, how infinitely close to him his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

December Next Friday. December s. IT
1880 o'clock, at 202 Rittenhouse square
q stated meeting Of the board OF managers
wednesday, December 20 at n o'clock a
stated meeting Of the society. aud on
Thursday December 70 AZ O'Clock. a
meeting at the Stenton Mansion Of the
Stenton Mansion executive committee. and
on inc following day. nj 10 o'clock In the
second hoor OF Congress Hail. a meeting
OF the committee ON examination Of papers.
Mrs Marroritc Lawrence Corson. ot san
Frnncisr', announces the engagement Of
her niece Miss Enoia Ellis Kirk. to pr
Merwyn Ross Taylor W this city.
Mrs William w Hirst. ~ las Mannheim
street. Germantown. announces the engage.
lnent 90 her daughter. Miss Emuc Gertrude
Hlrsi. to pr James ~ Perry Ir also OF
Germantown pr Perry vs. a graduate or
me University ot Pennsylvania dental
school class VI 1918
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph itremer. Of 7s9
Senih Fourth street, announce the marriage
ot thcir d1uEhtcr Miss Clara Kremcr. and
Mr. Leon RuEowltz ~ 5O4 South Smith
street, which took place last evening
Nabti i"vin'hal performed the ceremony.
musicale for tho benefit o, the pt,r,
fund NJ An IIoloNs' Parish win be held
at the home uf Mira William g. Kent Rent
road, Wyneotc, Wednesday afternoon. Ne
cembtr x. at O'Clock Tho nrt'sf4 win ha
Mra Noruthy tombstone Glsr,cr ntru.at,
Mss Helen buchanan .uprrun. Mra Vance
Peters pianist, Mr. w scott Daily bau-
tone
hIr and Mira Gcorrc H. CancUe NJ p.csi.
dent avenue and WaNcr'y terrace Eut-
ledge. announce 'hc engagement nf their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
MISS KOLB HONORED
Guest at Ball Given by Men of the
Pennsylvania

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-The officers and
men OF the Pennsylvania. flagship OF the
Atlantic fleet, now in the New York Navy
Yard gave ball last night at the Hotel
AstOEJ More than 1000 were ia attendance.
including the invited guests
Miss Elizabeth Kolb. OF Philadelphia, who
was sponsor for the battleship. was the
guest OF honor. When Captain II. g. WI
son u. 5. ~. entered the large ballroom a
model Of the bnttleshlp In flowers and IL
Illuminated was drawn TO the center OF the
ballroom by sailors Then the general
dancing began. with a bunet supper at mid
night
This was the commissioning BAN OF the
Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

Chris Hagen and his wife will give
a small dInner.dance tonight at the Rad.
nor Hunt Club. There viii he about
forty guests. including Chris's brother
Arthur and his wife, Of New York. and
Mrs. Hagen's brother.n.law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs Wharton Churchman Flo
Rivinus, lifelong friend OF Chrlss. Is up
here from the border on furlough and
he and his wife will be among the guests.
Others I know of who are going are the
Billie Clothlers. Randolph Justices. Isaac
Clothiers. stacy Lloyds, Angela Male.
Mrs Albert Rosengarten. Fanny Waln,
Else and Eleanor Hopkins, Mrs Clymcr
Brooke, Graham Roberts, Howard Mohr
and several others
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Saturday Evening Committee Glass Event of Day
for Members of School Set - Debutante
Parties-Mr. and Mrs. Hagen Entertain

nickson and Frances's older sister. Mary
Leiper.
The third debutante arrair will be the
dinner.dancc which Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Nauclaln will give in honor OF Miss lisa.
bella Wanumaker tho daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs William II. wnnamakcr So YOU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
Weddings
PEPPER wrrrcox

\ wedding ut interest To- rhundelphlanE
today is that ~ Miss VI Euallc wilt
cox daughter NJ Mrs WI liam i Wilcox.
Of -. pnvlls and nr @ n. Pcrrv pcpycr
which was aoienmn,zcd at O'Clock at
ho summer hom' ot Mrs Wilcox In st
phrids The ceremony took place quietly.
only tho two famIlIea attending The bride
wore gown OF white satin and q tullc vril
arranged with the conventional orange blns-
SONS Mr. Franklin Pepper attended his
brother as best man \ small reception
followed the ceremony FOR few intimate
friends
Aftor wedding Journey Or Pepper and
hs bride will live at the Coronado. Twenty
second and Chestnut streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
Personals

Invitations were received last evening for
the Assemblies, which viii be held in the
ballroom of the Bellevue -Stratford on Fri-
day. January 5, and Friday, February 6
The patronesses this year include Mrs.
Horace Bnney Hare Mrs. Beauveau Borie,
Jr, Mrs, Arthur Bidde Mrs. Edward In
Eersoll, Mrs Benjamin Chew Tilghman Jr,,
and Mrs. Robert Hare Davis
The balls are under the management of
Mr.. Henry Brinton Coke, MIR Gouverneur
Cadwalader, Mr.. S Pembertoh Hutchinson,
Mr.. Caspar W Morris and Or. Charles ID.
Hart
Mr. Hutchinson is treasurer Of the COM
mttee and Doctor Hart secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

<SrpTAIN II is the Committee Glass
[ erovs in popularity each year, and
!. Il Is the hnai class before the actual
eo,nins out OF the debutante, probably
s.s,hsr has an eye to the succeeding year
"a therefore entertains for daughter
-. troo,iently before this class than at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

jorie Candy will be given dinner by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Marriott
Candy.
There will be three debutante anairs'
two theatre parties and dinner'dance,
Marion Wurts will be given n theatre
party by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Price
Wetherll The guests VIII he principally
Of the deb set, and they will be entertained
at supper and dancing after the theatre.
The second theatre. party will be given
IN the afternoon and will be followed
by tea at the Be'levue-Stratford. For this
party Mrs Elllston Perot will be hostens
and the guests OF honor Frances Leipcr
and Mary Ashhurst, nieces of Mrs. Perot
The others will be Mary Brooke, Corinne
Freeman Marie Louise FAIRIES, Lorraine
Graham, Dorothy Gwynne, Elizabeth Sin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
What's Doing Tonight

Closing sqhan memorial celebration. HortI-
cultural Hall.
fNercisea IN honor OF william II, Thorne re-
tiring president Of the Franklin Institute Of
Mechanic Arts under auspices Of tho Alumni
Association. Franklin Institute, Is South
Fireside forum. "Essentials Of Success" by
DR.. !. J, Lansing, under the auspices ~ the
University Extension Society, Central y. NJ. G.
A.. l42l Arch street; s o. clock.
ST. Andrews Society dinner. Belleyue-S STRAIT
ford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

The marriage of Miss Gladys Rose Sup
plee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Supplee, OF Ardmore, and Dr. Thomas Klein
will take place on Tuesday, December 8, Mt
the Church OF the Covenant, Eighteenth and
will he performed by Dr. Guido Bossard
Miss Supplee viii be attended by Miss Mary
McCurdy as maid OF honor. and her brides
maids will be Miss Marie Supplee. Miss Lu-
ellie Morris. Miss Josephine Communism and
Miss Frances Beattie. DR.. Joseph T. Muir
ply viii attend Doctor Klein as best man.
and his ushers Will be Dr. John Donneliy
DR., Graham Mitchell DR. John Hugo and
Mr. william Leisler, OF Reading,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

see the debs VIII
tg mighty busy
little bees today.
To be sure, it's
quite true that at
times one may per.
ceive n touch Of
the b Dom uf youth
upon the velvcty
check OF maid and
natron, also pow
der and other nc.
cessories to the
toilette Of milady,
hut don't you
think the Merton
club carried things
"A hit far at the
dance for sunny.
side last week.
when 1t had the
walls. furniture
and doors OF the
dressing rooms in
the womcn's side
OF the club freshly
painted white9 To
be sure we know
that some ot the
host ladies in the
land do paint but
this time they got
It on their hands
and dresses and
hair, instead OF
their physoCs as
is usual There
were signs all
around the room,
but, goodness, who
thought OF that!
I'm afraid there
were a good many
dress scs ruined.
which was too
bad, wasn't IL"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

Several dinner-danCes are being arranged
to take place at the Germantown Cricket
club during the winter. The next one will
be the Christmas dance on December 27
when the ballroom will he artistcaly deco
rated with Christmas greens. There will
be a special dnner-dance on washiugtons
Birthday and one on St Patriclts Day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES


CHURCH or THE HOLY APOSTLES
2lst and Christian SITS. .le
Rev. GEO, HEKBERT TOOP. -. D., Rector,
n m.--Holy Communion
1880, u, r.--iioly Communion and Sermon by
the Rector.
$50 D. m Sunday School and Bible Classes
TAO y, m.--rhird Monthly Musical Service,
Mnunder's Song Of THANKSGIVING Will be
rendered by the choir Mr.. f. Lyman wheeler.
Organiat and chormaster. assisted by
Miss KRtheryn Ledy. hnrpist.
Mr. Frederick Hahn. ylolinlst.
SololRta--
Miss Charlotte II. Tyson, soprano.
Mrs. Mac Waller I.otiAnd, soprano.
Mrs, Alfred Gray, soprano.
Mrs. Harry a, Orr, alto.
Mr.. John u. Hipwe tenor
Mr.. Harry &, Walter bass.
Chorus OF 80 voices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. John Gribbel, OF St Austel's
Han. Church road. Wyncote, left yesterday
for New York, where they will spend the
Weekend. and return to their country home
next week. On Thursday they Will go to
town and will occupy their apartment at
the Bellevue-stratford for the winter,
where they will be Joined by their daugh-
ters. Miss Idela Grlbbel and Miss Elizabeth
Gribbel, debutante OF this season
Miss Idella Gribbel left last Thursday for
Rev York, where she spent several days as
me guest of Miss Agnes Morrison, of Pitts
phrgh, who is In New York for some time
thls winter. Miss Elizabeth Gribbe has
had as her guest over the Thanksgiving
holidays Miss Caroline Dorset OF New York
They attended the Cornell game and had
several parties given in their honor, Miss
9riobel returned TO New York with Miss
Dorset and Will be her guest until next
tuesday, when she will return TO WyncOte,
Or and Mrs Walter Jackson Freeman, OF
lsaz Spruce street, viii shortly issue invita-
lions Tor dinner in honor of Miss Elizabeth
sflbbel, TO take place before the ball that
ar and Mrs Hancock will give for their
eAushter. Miss Katharine Hancock on De-
esmber 22,
AIRS. William Simpson, Jr., president of
me Treble Clef Club, OF Philadelphia, to-
4slnef with the board OF directors has issued
nm.sila1lons NV. for musical tea at the Acorn
-
Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith, OF West
sheten avenue, Germantown. will give
einher ON Friday, December IS, before the
Class
NJ. and Mrs Bernard Todd Converse, Of
z.ossmont. will give dinner at the Belle
sas-suattord, followed by theatre party,
ps sfening, In honor OF their sister, Miss
san Liseter Austin. daughter Of Mr. Will
Ham Lisster Austin.
Miss Marian Field sharpless. of Hather-
- ehelten Hills. Is spending the week
- - the guest OF Mr. and Mrs l. Harri-
~ Hutchinson, OF Lakewood, ~ J. Miss
.sese Burns viii entertain at a bridge party
- evening at her home at JobstoWn, y. j.,
s asn me guests will number many Phila-
ar. and Mrs. Joseph n. Wilson announce
shsAsement OF their daughter, Miss
sssAry hiehelet Wilson, 10 Mr. John Willem
zzssasA' OF Rotterdam. Holland.
- Edward W. Taylor. OF Cedron, Ger
- .s.ssse~n, returned Thursday from the san
liab. where he has been on a hunting
uio Tor the last fortnight.
az John A. MeCoWen. Of gg04 Emlsn
zsssss asFmsntown. accompanied b. his
zaA. AAfs andrew MeCouen. win leave the
AsAt az next week On ; hunting trip in
asasa Carolina. where they viii spend sex
- eaaksa arasz q aaoi Quincy
ssH sszsHzAaEe#a hAz - - Annapolis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02
Nd where she is spending several days, and
will remain until the end Of this wees,

Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Dudley, Of 2sO7
Queen lane. have Miss Smith. of Atlanta
Ga. as their guest Miss Smith was the
guest of honor at a dinner given last
Wednesday evening at the Germantown
Cricket club before the dance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

The R.y Robert Baguell, pastor OF the park
Venue W, ", church. will start his series ~
I've. addreaseq az the North BrRnch Y. NJ {.
~. -umnLruM nLLornnnm. ON ..rhn Mmlynrae.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

Mr., and Mrs John Story jerks, of Beth
lshem pike, Chestnut Hin, have issued cards
for a dinner at the Bellevue -Stratford be-
fore the first Assembly Ball on January 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

II, The Rev Or Floyd w. TomRns win address
the Freahytcrian Mlnlatcriai Association Mon.
HaN murnlns on The JOY OF the Miulstry.''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

~, me hev David NJ Steele. rector OF the
HluNh oi st Luke and the Epiphany will rnske
sngs ssngs aguress tomurrow az the afternoon musical
---n--- w. Menry Motn VIII Be tha .oloL.L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

-, The RGv kar NJ niook. pastor of Grace
nHt,h. Hnddonheld. viii pe tne chief speaker
OF the proposed Mems Club OF Christ Church.
tNNvrtoo, Uu nerumnar n. Tho tonic has ieen
nnnounvDl ~ -Iho Mlgh Cost at Ennty PnMnN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

- The Rey. 2ohn ~. sleehreH naafst - f4
Shetcn of the New Jefps4ien, wiH tfeseA -
morrow morning on The FraYtr That HeH
AnsWered HIS evtnine topic will 81 EthaE
About NhfrlaFk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-02

,,,,,.., rhe Rev pr }. Gray Bolton viii preach TO
MORROW morninE on HealinG by Faith and in
the evening on Miraculous Healing"