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Evening journal., 1916-10-07
This IS CLASE NIGHT
At ST. PAUL. Church

Following stirring sermon.
preached in st. Paurs NJ h. Church
last night by the Rev. r. L. Bicking.
there were three conversions. Follow
ing the sermon a conservation service
was held Tonight will be class
night. The service will be an echo
meeting Of the Lyon tabernacle meet
ings and all converts and members
Of the Lyon choir are specially in
vited.
This evening a special meeting will
be held in charge OF Mr. Clase. it
Will be in the nature of an echo OF the
tabernacle meetings. and 20 this meet
ing all converts OF The tabernacle
meetings are invited Seats will be
reserved I'm the middle block for tab.
ernacle converts
Monday night viii be Pullman
Night Pullmen men win be out and
the Pullman mems chorus will sing.
Next weeks program follows:
Monday night-The Rev w T. Hab.
bart of Ridgley. Nd
Tuesday night-The Rev Dr. Her
bert H. Randolph, of Grace
Wednesday night-Dr H. w. Mum
hall viii arrive and remain until the
close OF the series of meetings
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
DR.. BEVARD Will
preach At scott
DR.. Green and DR.. Stengle
Will All be Speakers
Tomorrow
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
WILL BE ORGANIZED

A program OF unusual strength and
attractiveness has been prepared by
the pastor and workers of Scott NJ.
Il. Church for the rally day tomorrow
at 915 o'clock The morning class
and praise service will be held and
large attendance is looked for.
AT 1890 the Rev. b. F. Bovard. Phi.
d. D. d Of Chicago, will preach. Dr.
Bovard is one of the strong men Of
Methodism At . o'clock the Bible
schoOl will assemble: the mems Bible
class which was inaugurated on Fri
siay evening under such favorable cir
cumstances will be regularly organ
lied and at 2.30 o'clock there will be
mass meeting i'm the auditorium of
the church under the auspices of the
Mems Movement" to which all mem
bers and friends Of the church are
invited Francis Harvey Green, pro-
lessor of English in the West Ches-
ter State Normal School will deliver
the address. DR. Green is one OF the
most interesting and attractive speak.
ers on the American platform.
Al $50 o'clock special Epworth
League rally will be held and a song
service Of fifteen minutes will be held.
The leader. Ralph Brown. will dis
cuss the lesson topic At 7.30 o'clock
the Rev Adam Stengle, d. D., will
preach. Or. Stengles ability as a
preach is well known and his many
friends at Scott will be delighted to
hear him. The large chorus choir
has been hard at work preparing a
rich musical treat for the day
The selections will includes Morn
ing, AllegrettOLemmen, "Jubilate
Deo." Lacey; Great is the Lord" Jud-
son; postlude. Parker. Evening, Son
alta. "Hark, Hark. My Soul" Shelley,
Miss Harvey and Mr. Gilbert singing
the solo parts; anthem, selected.
Praise the Lord o Jeruaslem," Ste
phens; pOstlude.
The orchestra with Mr. Stradley di.
recting will give a concert at the mass
meeting and in the Bible school in
The afternoon.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
Doors OF THE word
MR.. Jones' SUBJECT
Silverbrook Pastor Will Ad-
dress Mems Drexel Biddle
Bible Class
EVENING SERVICE ON
EVANGELIS1'lC LINES

Tomorrow's services at Silverbrook
NJ E Church have been planned with
the object of being Of the greatest
possible benefit to the members and
friends of The church
The morning service will begin at
1890 O'clock in charge Of the pastor,
the Rev. Elwood W Jones, who will
preach upon the subject, Doors Of
the Word" Hymns that cheer and
inspire one to more faithful living will
be sung and will be led by the choir
under the direction of Albert Wilde.
The choir led by the director will sing
Two anthems at this service.
At . o'clock the pastor will meet
the Mems Drexel Biddle Bible Class
and give an address on the subject
Paul Before Felix
The Epworth League devotional
meeting will be held at 645 o'clock
The regular evening service begin
ming at 7.30 o'clock will be conducted
along evangelistic lines. The first
part of the service will be devoted to
song. The choir in charge of the
director will lead the singing and rem
der an anthem. The pastor will
preach at this service on the subject
THE Night Journey"
The Monday and Tuesday night
classes will meet at o'clock. The
mid-week prayer service i'm charge of
the pastor will meet at s O'Clock We'd
nesday evening.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
RED MEMS INSTALLATION

Deputy Great Pocahontas Bella A.
Semerteen, assisted by acting great
chiefs: Great Prophecies Annie NJ.
Hanna, Great Wenonah Elva r. Curry,
Great Powhatan Winnlfrod Dean,
Great Keeper OF Records Mary r..
McClano. Great Keeper. Of Wampum
Mary r. Brown. Great Collector Of
Wampum Rosa Jackson. Great Scouts
ida II. Colt Katie Davis, Great Run.
nera Belle Otley, Florence Cross.
Great Councillors LotUe - Price Ro-
bertha Donnely Great Warriors Hat
tie Prescott Nary rerdman. Annie
D. Martyr. Hottie SuGes Great Guard
of Forest Martha Fmney Great Qua, d
OF Tepee Mary n Pryor. Pianiste Nit
tie Gilbert. Senior Past Chief James
r. Semertcen visited Wynema Council.
No. 10. Degree OF Pocahontas. Thurs
day evening and raised the following
chiefs. Prophecies, SADIE Heritage
PocahOntas. Ada Callahan. Wenonah.
Tllie Pryor. Powhatan. Emma #.
Buckley: scouts. Mary ~ Pryor Mary
BRADY. runners. Florence Cross, Alice
Starr; warriors. Mary Barcus Hazel
Goisendorfer Lille Dillman. Maggie
Hartzel councillors. Mary Geisendor-
fer. Viola Kinsler: guard OF forest.
Bertha Cochran; guard Of tepee Mary
Clark The work OF the raising team
was perfection the drill work was
beautiful and each knew her speaking
part verbatim Wynema has gained
both I'm membership and finances dur
ing the past term.
Great Junior Sycamore Alexander
O. Rodgers. as deputy great sachem:
Frank p. Lysnger. as great senior
sycamore: Miltons w. Ferguson. as
great junior sycamore: Past Great
Sachem Harry B. Sinclair. as great
prophet. James r. McManus. as great
sannap. raised the chiefs Of Hiawatha
Tribe No 40 Thursday evening. as
follows Prophet. B. r. Hayes: sa-
chem. r C. Appleby; senior sycamore.
p. Minner: junior sycamore. W r.
Collins: sannaps. W A. Moore. G W.
Stewart; warriors. ]. w. Thomas,
Charles Green. T.. p. McKensey. q. A. |
cline; braves Everett Jones. ". p. |
Hackett. G F. Goodnow. p f. Cooper.
guard OF wigwam r. r. Stevenson
guard OF forest p. s. Bane. Something
Is doing every council sleep in Hia-
watha and the sachem. Brother Apple
by. is hustler and requests members
that are not active visit them and !
help along the good work OF the tribe. |
The great chiefs we're pleased with
heir VISIT.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
FoUR-FooTED TR1ENDs.- Adv.
WOMAN TRIES suicide
IN Her PRISON Cell

WOODBURY.. y. j.. Oct. Miss
Alice Sears, who j. 80 prisoner in the
county Jail as Ni... IN a case DE
volving a raid near l..- atown, attemp1-
ed suicide by drinking disinfectant So
luton left near the cell Her screams
from agony brought Jail Warden Mager,
who summoned County Physician Clark
1t was an hour before the young woman
was quieted and she expressed her sor-
row that her efforts were not successful
Her cellnate is Christine Pierson, who
was arrested at the same time, and the
screams of these two women and of the
three other women occupying that sec
ton of the jail, created a panic for a
time. About midnight, soon after the
attempted suicide, Joseph Southard, of
Pitman, fell out of his bed with a
scream, and this started another COM
motion that required an hour to quiet.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
Mr.. LATT6MUS Gives TO
old CHURCH ENDOWMENT

First contribution TO tho endowment
fund OF Ashury Methodist Episcopal
Church has been made by former Judge
James W. Lattomus, in memory of hi4
grandfather, the Rev James Iattomus,
who was pastor of Asbuy Church In
1902. AT that time the church was in
IFS infancy and there we're 80 white and
356 colored members of tho Methodist
Episcopal Society I'M the city The Rev.
Mr. Lattomus' body is inferred ia old
81. Anne's cemetery, near Middlotown.
lie WIS one Of the pioneer founders of
Methodism here.
The contribution was made to the
Rev. George Dawson. pastor Of Asburv
Church and viii form the basis for the
fund which Is being raised to form an
endowment for support Of the church
and maintenance of the old burying-
ground connected with It
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
EVANGELIST NYGREN
At EASTLAEE Church

The celebration OF the Lords Sup
per and reception of new members
will be observed tomorrow at 1880
O'Clock i'm Eastlake Presbyterian
Church corner of Twenty-seventh and
Market streets. The pastor will give
a communion meditation on Loyalty
10 Christ" The session will meet at
1o o'clock to receive people desiring to
unite with the church
Sunday school and the Bible classes
for women and men meet at 2 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor meeting is at
o'clock Leonard Foster is the
eader.
A song and evangelistic service
viii be held at 7.45 o'clock The new
lallMack song book will be used.
Evangelist David Nygren will speak
on The Souls Interrogation" The
choir and soloists will give special
music.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
DELAWARE BANKERS MEET.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL:,
DOVER, Del, Oct.7.-At a meeting
of the Delaware Bankers Association
held in Wilmington on Thursday, Col
onel w. ID. Denney Of this town, was
made a member of the executive COM
mittee. Colonel Denney was appoint
ed a few days ago by Governor Miller
as one Of the directors Of the Far
mers Bank of this town.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
EPWORTH PLANS FOR
REVIVAL Services
Pastor Will Preach on Gross
Bearing" at Tomorrow
Mornings Service
PROF. GEORGE E. KING
IN CHARGE OF MUSIC

With great promise the members
and friends of Epworth NJ. e. Church.
look forward to tomorrow's services.
Gross Bearing will be the subject
of the pastor. The Rev j. Howard
Gray. at 1890 O'Clock. Preceding this
service class meeting will be held
in charge Of George w. Booker at $50
O'clock
Sabbath school will meet at 2
o'clock The DreXe Biddle class for
men will meet at the same hour the
pastor teaching the lesson. The Ep-
worth League will hold an interesting
meeting at $50 o'clock
At 7.3O O'Clock. "A Light in a Prison
Cell" will be the subject OF an evan
gelistic sermon by the pastor At this
service the large chorus choir will rem
der the following anthems. "Our
Light and Our Salvation. Judson;
Come Ye Weary" Robertson; double
quartet will sing, Wonderful Night
by Gabriel In addition to all this
an invitation to those who desire to
begin the christian lie will. be given
at the close of the sermon Last
Sunday night such an invitation re-
suited in two conversions. Professor
George E. King will have charge of
the music.
Glass meeting on Monday at 745
o'clock Prayer meeting at 130
o'clock on Wednesday. and the
teacher training class will meet at
the close of the prayer service. Great
preparation by cottage prayer meet
ings and other plans and methods,
are being laid for the revival to begin
on Sunday. October IS.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
GIRLS, CLUE MEETING.

Members Of the Business Girls Club
will hold their first meeting OF the
fall at at the Y. W. c. A. building. No.
1901 Market street, on Monday night.
All members Of the club are requested
to be present.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
CHARIrIFs MFRTINc

The first fall meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Associated Charities
will be held al 4 o'clock on next Tues
day afternoon Mt No. 6o2 West street.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
STANTON METHODISTS
PAY MORTGAGE DEBT

Members Of the Stanton NJ. f. Church
observed improvement day at their ser.
vices yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
f. II. Collins, pastor of Madeley Church,
presided, and has charge of the black
board plan of raising the money. The
church mortg gage, amounting to S400,
was subscribed The musicale program
was in charge of Professor and Mrs.
Harold c. Clase, and Mrs. Clase was
presented with a bouquet of asters by
the Epworth League and the Ladies'
Aid Society.
The evening services were in charge Of
the Rev. Raymond W. Cooke The Rev.
Harry d. West will preach tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR TEACHER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL:
GEORGETOWN. Del. Oct MEM
bers of the Sunday school class of
Mrs. Mary J. Hayman gave her a sur
prise party last night at her home.
corner of King and Cedar streets. in
honor of her tv'enty-sixth birthday
anniversary. Those present were:
Misses Neva West, Marie Bailey,
Olive Hurley, Bessie Hayman, Cathar-
Inc and Mary Layton, Helen West.
Elsie Downs, Myrtle Wilkins, Laura
Bouman. Messrs. Edward Green,
EWell Calhoun, Herman and William
Roach Ernest wilkins. An abun-
lance of refreshments was taken by
he class.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
HOPKINS AND RANTnN

Agents for High Brown Bleaches,
electric Combs and Pomades. Best
zee Cream, 4Oc per at. Sodas 5c-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
BANKRUPT WANTS DISCHARGE.

The United States Coal Company, a
Delaware corporation. which was de-
clared a bankrupt in the United
States District Court on February IA.
made application before Judge Brad
ford in that court yesterday to be dis
charged. The court set the time for
hearing on November 3.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
fine MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR ST. PAUL re. Church

The choir Of St. Paul's r. C. Church
will present the following program
tomorrow at II o'clock: Organ, Adagio
AmOroso. Pleyel Aspergo Me, Pet
ers; mass, Ferber; offertory duet. 90
'SalItaris," White; tenor Joseph f.
McCullin; baritone. Matt Petticrew;
march in B fiat, Lagarde.
7.30 O'clock-Organ, Andante, Col
termann; vespers No 1 in G. Rose
wig; magnificat. Rosewig; Salve Re
gina, Haydn; O'Salutaris. tenor solo.
Hummel Joseph e. McCullin; tantum
ergo, Rosewlg; postlude, selected.
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
FoUR-FooTED FRIENDs-Ady
GRADED SCHOOL MEETING.

The New Castle County Graded Union
will hold a meeting on Tuesday night,
October 10, at o'clock in Harrison
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The
devotional exercises will be in charge OF
the Rev. G. T. Anderson. An address
will be made by Miss Edith Meyers.
whose subject is "The Effective Pro.
nram.N
Evening journal., 1916-10-07
LARoR cOMMIssIoN MEETTNG.

\ special meeting Of the Labor Com
mission OF Delaware will be held I'm the
office of Chairman Charles Warner. in
the Odd Fellows Building on Friday
afternoon, October 20, at l.3O o'clock
The commission will consider proposed
amendments 10 the child labor laws.
which will be submitted to the next
legislature.
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PRINTERS ART ON DISPLAY.
I'sAlic u Invited 10 IN hibiti"n
which Opens This Wcck.

Included In tho exhibition IF Amer
lean printing given 10y the American M
stitute of Graphic Arts at the National
Arto Club, 1la East Nineteenth stret'.
March 20 to April II, will be besides AN
extensive showing Of present day prlnt-
ing an exhibit Of American 'o.onldl
printing. specimens illustrating the 'No-
luton of printing in America aud an
elaborate display OF printed work If the
carly days Of the art. There will also
b. shown one of tho original Gutenberg
Bibles. the first hook printed with
movable type.
Frederick Cloudy vii give u dcrn"n'
stration OF the progressive steps IN ia"
making OF type and VIII bradley Viii
display the Use Of taslon types,
All America has contributed specimens
for the exhibition and there win he in
cluded stationery. books. catalogues. cir
culars, booklets. posters, labels and vari-
GUS pictorial and illustrative printing
processes.
The exhibition will he open from 10
q 9 O'Clock eW'h day aud the public Is
invited to view IL.
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Fluffy Furs for Spring and Summer

BanN days no longer force us to cast aside our furs. for fashion now de
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STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Office rooms, either single
or ensuite; building is centrally To-
Gated; elevator service and other modern
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LEGAL NOTICES


An ordinance licencing the occu-
patton OF operating au automatic
baseball amusement place.
BE m ordained hy the Common Ioun-
ell Of the city ~ south Bend. Indiana -
Sea- l. That 10 shall Dee unlawful for
any person. firm or corporation % keep.
maintain or operate for hire any place
"a the city Of South Bend whore auto
matte baseball is played unless such
person. firm or corporation shall have
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Sec. That the license fees 90 he
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Twenty-Five $1,000 per year for the
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See 3. That any person who shall viO-
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In fun force aud effect from and after
IFS passage and legal publication
Passed by the Common Council % the
City of South Bend, Indiana. December
2Tth 1915.
Attest: HARVEY +. RoSTISER. City
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Attest: ARTHUR T. MILLER, Presi-
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Presented by me 20 the Mayor 81 the
City Of South Bend. Indiana, December
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HARVEY T. ROSTISER City Clerk
Approved and signed by me December
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY

Albany. y. ! 30 lgc. -. l9la-
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders and
the Annual Election Of Directors Of THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
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Election. and the transaction Of surn
other business as may he brought he-
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Y. on the fourth Wednesday lbeing the
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The Poll viii be opened az l. O'Clock
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thereafter.
By Order Of the Board ~ Directors
DWIGHT W. PARDEE, Secretary.
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County, State OF Indiana. executor Of the
estate OF Michel Wagner late OF 81.
JcSepA County. deceased
Said estate is supposed 90 Doe solvent.
EDWARD 4. ZEITLER Executor.
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