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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

A Vienna physician has obtained
good results and effected some cures
by treating insane persons with hy-
podermic injections of pure oxygen
Ninety-three per cent of the floor
of the ocean Is devoid of vegetation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

Following a romantic elopement in
which the bridegroom. the Rev.
Ernest Altman, pastor of the Fourth
Baptist church of Savannah, Ca,
whisked the bride, Miss Ula Mae
Majors, Of Midtown, away under the
nose Of her father and hurried her
across three counties in search of a
minister, the couple were married
shortly after midnight at bonneville,
Ca, by the Rev. NJ. NJ. Marshall.
The young couple had sought the
consent of the brides parents, but
had been refused.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

Col. McGraw to take the stump
Headlines.
No date being given. It is our guess
that 1t will be about the seventeenth
Of next March.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
sergeant Norman Primo and Lieut. william rhnw.

try, and many vote viii be cast
against Wilson because he adopted ii.
II II IS not invisible government OF
the worst form, what is IL?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
THE DAILY
NOVELET
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.


The young man who is deep in love,
With one girl, and no other.
Can't be convinced that she will grow
To look just like her mother.
By Agwar Argew, the famous lawyer.
(Synopais of preceding chapters:
Ponsonby Twivvers. the party of the
first part. conceives a liking. regard,
tender feeling. or affection for May
flower Woodle. the party of the sec
ond part. The party of the first
part, feeling that the party OF the
second part loathes. despises, hates
and otherwise fails TO reciprocate his
liking, regard. tender feeling or af-
lection, determines to put the party
of the first part to the test, proof. or
trial. The action is then divided in
to two parts, the first part and the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

Thank God for Wilson," and vote
for Hughes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

An event of international interest
that is engaging the attention of
eastern society is the Forthcoming
wedding of Miss Margaret Preston
Draper, of Massachusetts and WASH
ington, and Prince Andrea Boncom-
pagni, of Rome. Miss Draper is well
known to the society Of the old world
as well as the new
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
Republican County Ticket

N6pUUIIUdII OUUIIIJ II0NOt
Sheriff
LLOYD d. GRIFFIN, OF CiArksburG
Judge Criminal Court
CHARLES A. SUTTON, OF Bridgeport.
Prosecuting Attorney
WILL L. NORRIS, Of ClHrkSburE.
County Commissioner
DORSEY W. CORK. Of Mt. Clara
ASSESSOR
IRA L. swIGER. OF clnrksburG.
Surveyor
cUTHBERT A. OSBORN, of Clarksburg
House Of Delegates
Rossi NJ. FISHER, of wllsonburE
E. p. HARRISON. JR.. of Clarksbu-E.
JOHN MOORE, Of Bridgeport.
GEORGE w. STURM. of West Milford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21

The longest river in Japan is the
Tone, its main course being about 600
miles long.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

" -|-I :.
New MeNI'o lH I""-'u Wv ".n'
sees nom the car "lnuo" " ""' N,o"
otonN OF tl'tl'as plHIhs OF SUI. u"Nv"
mountains. We are known oN "n"' "
known lh the movies COW 'u'
hunlI"', bronco hueilhs hu' 'n'Ie IN
an"t1'r Ne" N'A''n' the New M'\l'o
seen ron q touring car WIN ihe lop
down when the valley If lctt hehlhl
and % lons climbing neither II u
up the ~hoadNators OF the Fecos, or 10
the glorious san Juan country or
along the rushing Euidoso In the
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

did an Atchison doctor mean It ju,,
that way when he said I've got two
patients In the same neighborhooj in
the country. and am going out mi,
morning 10 XIII two birds with an.
stone "-Atchison Globe.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

Your love. he said. would give
ne the strength to lift mountains
Dearest. she murmured, 1t will only
be necessary for YOU TO raise the
dust. kansas city journal.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

Some men said Uncle Ehen
" pears to enjoy buyin' gold bricks fob
io sake OF shown how much money
dey has to waste"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
The Latest plttY.

Fathers pants viii soon NJ Willie
has been abandoned as a family ditty
for 'Sadie's skirts will Don III moth.
er. Cincinnati Timcs.Star.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

santa &c. y NJ, oct o.. Secretary or state Antonio Lu,sro and b..
.-'o. m .m.5 Nh g m".gGo " gg%2 n .e I G@gg tn l J@"o on oE l,l. at @r1 %r sP nd
Mr. rae"%o 6 IS the candidate o, on the democratic Ticket to succeed him
s ,2' la @. "I rs a to aa "a l%M 5' pgm% %gS =, u5 5S'Y has. to m. og 5" the s' sa2rc ra.
.'ry " ~ gn, OF IS General Gr candidate. lm5o "I on ,e Democrat. u.sc, to succeed him
.a Be Sra a' a. 5ro % "S %"%1o Of D" the 5' moo"@oi@6 DE G &asSJ s% Hs"
r4e records show Zines when as many is five members Of Mr. Lucero
Secretary OF state There were times when some OF, them even held down
wv % 4 additions ID G@S Mr. I s%S '%s n nor neglected. %S ' %s PERSONA. ,%G business Interest,"
Martinez rqOi@Hns company Of Las vegas lie S an officer Of Ims cor"
In the face of this somcw6o' raw record in m~, and successful ncpots'
rirrsnnoss Of the man as shown by his -5ea6rd~@r Of the sssro,'rys
started, ss' ,%m. @. no within thine tn, sq 2"qr, S' p oro, .q s. @" s" s. @aga of of a s,' 1.,.1 NJ,
Of his office as possible in the immediate family Nr loccro -nu no no"s
quite materially to- TO- the general family income aud support How VIII be-
S%R@ made as t% by the "'s State Sc i 'npEcG r@ nna 1T " forc mat al To V close Of 'g rc .oconu
nsca Year Of statehood showed the Iaesro om, to have anns,oa the SINUS
total IN salary and wages of SIa@,975
Oh. snm % pa@ol to to n" NJ be- naSa. aopG. i %T yoa =" d. ,' Pueblo and and the %S Martini
Governor william c Mcdonald has stated tina, ID De naca is elected Go,
mi. being true Ia yos del Pueblo and the Maftn"a Publishing Gompnn
acaeomt Goycmor DE nca has not lost anything &" the printing he hi.
.o.. H,@ .u1 ivy" s ass' o 's ,@.l nay" " AI the i n%, a n,m ns%' a s9sI . ole TS G ao
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. no Wr I@ ae%o I pTI.c a @2 'a oT@n e''T 9ona II r''", M TOO oG %n,4 , gr s So.
b, The ua'r,os auditors DEPARTMENT saowinE tine monuments Of ME In
hat the lnccro tribe o. received We'll up TOWARD. ,.5"Sa during 3 der iSH
.". NAT having started out so We'll in behalf o. his a"rT Mr. Lacsa
o p. g ~ rs il NJ @Py, mre arr. records to s9og mo, UP o the an, min
ra~r should be added this Tie profit. OF u, yoou ing lo' given to- j.
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'aoo l",ro Miss paa Lueoo and Miss Julia La.cro rGy have b.
IaI.ro These laat~- while mot constantly on the payroll have done what
W-g 3, no, such a sa'rng instance Of SALARY grabbing sort Of round
idmsr one co&d no, 6, admire @r T Gocd @o'I ror N" he" H S"5.o@3f "s" @h %nSg qb'1.
.omy income 1t requires finished ability as 81" a salary @%%' r raIT G'a and NJ
is"rars , en Ia sn %sp ps1lll"o%n in N am dgc "a ,n and three daurf'ers and a f"
III '' pNN' record Antonio IuCeru, lr. puturs yari1ulN "a "A rpWT
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
Rsnl Enrtunes OF War

PA. what are the fortunes Of war;
Stock dividends my boy Detroit
Free Press.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
ANOTHER HIGHLY REMUNERATIVE
DEMOCRATIC FAMILY OFFICE UNDER
The MCDONALD Administration

Secretary of State Antonio Lucero Naturally Is Anxious to Succeed
Himself IN an Office That Has Provided Employment for as Many
as FIVE Members OF HIS Family at a Time and a Family Income
from $1,000 Job That Totals Close to $4,000, De Baca Print
ing Company Also Finds Relations with Secretary Highly Satin
factory.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20

Optimistic Thought.
He VINO plays a trick must be pre-
pared 20 take a Joke.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22

regenerated beings. Once they were
members of the Adamic race and.
through sin, "were children OF
wrath, even as others" CEphesians
2:3) Now they are reckoning them
selves as dead to the Divine sentence
upon Father Adam. They have ac-
cepted Jesus as their Redeemer, and
the sacrifice OF His life as the atone
ment price for their sins.
When they accept the invitation TO
become followers OF Jesus. He be-
comes their Advocate with the Father;
and by the arrangement Of the Divine
plan His meritorious sacrifice IS appii-
cable to them as a covering for sins
past and imperfections future. and
affords them opportunity TO be ac-
cepted OF the Father, begotten of the
Holy Spirit, and eventually to attain
joint heirship with Himself in the
kingdom. "if so be that we suffer
with Him, that we may be also glori-
fed together. Verse II.
These regenerated, spfrit-begotten
children Of God are not yet perfected: :
but If they continue in the School
of Christ, the faithful will eventually
reach perfection on the spirit plane as
sons of God. led by the Spirit. These.
on the authority of the Scriptures, ex-
ercising faith, are enabled to call upon
God as their Father-"Abba, Father" ="
Through the word and through their
own experiences these receive the wit
ness of the spirit Of the Lord that they
are Gods children and Joint heirs
with Jesus-the grand perfection be-
ing dependent upon their suffering
with Him. these have no obligation
any longer to the flesh, for they are
new creatures. These are no longer to
live after the flesh but in harmony
with the spirit OF God as revealed to
them through the word OF God.
These new creatures, sons of God
in their weakness and ignorance
might ask amiss. but the Lord would
not deal with them according to their
imperfection OF asking; He would ac-
cept the spirit Of their request. The
groaning and desires Of our spirits,
our minds, will be taken by the Lord
as instead OF our imperfect utterances
in prayer; for God, who Knoweth all
things, yea. the thoughts of our minds
(spirits). accepts these. All such may
know that "all things work together
for good to them"-because they love
GOd-because they have been called
according to His purpose.-Verse 2S
Explanation of the Gospel Call.
Verses 1881 make plain to us thai
God has a special purpose in the specia
Gospel high calling Of this present age
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
ETHICAL CULTURE LECTURE.

On Sunday afternoon Dr. Algeron 5.
Crapsey. OF Rochester, N. Y, Will de-
liver an address on "The Crises IN
Christendom" IN the Rose Room in
the Hotel dupont, under the auspices
of the Wilmington Ethical Culture As
sociation. The address will begin at
3.45 o'clock.
DR.. Crapsey's popularity warrants
the anticipation OF the largest audi
ence the association has as yet had.
DR.. Crapsey's inability to be here De-
cember 26. owing to illness, was a
great disappointment to those eager
TO hear him, and his appearance on
Sunday is looked forward to with
great pleasure. The musical program
will consist OF three classical pieces
rendered by the Hotel dupont orches-
ira. under the leadership of Professor
Frank Dummig.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22

Other Scriptures show that this callina
is to Joint -heirship with Jesus in the
Messianic ingd which is shortly to
grant restitution blessings 20 all fami-
lies of the earth. To get suitable class
TO be the teachers, blessers, rulers and
Judges of the world in the future has
been the object of this Gospel call
Jesus, the Head of the Church, was the
first TO respond and has been glorifed
and honored and through all eternity
will be honored. His followers, called
during this Gospel age, will have simi-
lar blessing at the hands Of God gloriti-
cation on the spirit plane, if they prove
faithful.
Our study concludes with an explana-
tion of Gods call God foreknew, or
purposed in advance, that he would have
such a church as the apostle describes, to
accomplish the work mentioned. All that
was predestined or arranged in advance,
But in order to be of that predestinated
and glorified class, certain things were
necessary; i. G., that all those who would
be finally accounted worthy of a share
in the kingdom, must be copies of Gods
dear Son-in heart in character and
beings. This is a glorious predestina-
tion. II assures us that God will have
none others in the kingdom than those
who are character -likenesses of His Son
Jesus.
Then the apostle points out the pro-
cedure by which God has selected this
prcdestinated or foreknown class to be
copies of His Son. They were called in
the sense that the Lord brought TO their
attention the glorious opportunity, and
we may safely say that such call was
extended only to the honest-hearted.
who were feeling after God, desirous Of
knowing Him and serving Him. These
called ones need first to be justified be-
fore they could accept the call, and this
| justification must come through repent
ance and through acceptance of Jesus as
| the Redeemer. II was those who accept
ed Jesus and we're justified by Him
| through faith, whom God also glorifed
(honored) by beget ing them with the
Holy Spirit. bringing them into His
family as children of God, ioint-heirs
with Jesus. to the privilege of suffering
for the truth and being glorifed in CON
nection with the kingdom.
How beautiful. how reasonable is the
Scriptural doctrine of electiOnl Who
could question the wisdom. the Justice
or the love Of such an election, with such
limitations as to character-likeness to
our Lord Jesus Christ and for such
great work as God has designed9
Evening journal., 1916-01-22

west SERVICES Will
Be Held At TABERNACLE

In the interest of the Lyon evangel-
istic campaign. there will be no SER
vices for public worship in West
Church tomorrow morning or evening
The members and friends of the
church are invited to attend the
meetings at the tabernacle at 1890
and 73O o'clock.
West Bible school will assemble nj
l.50 o'clock. The Mems Glass will
meet In the church auditorium at the
same hour. The session of the school
will close in time for the mems meet
ing at the tabernacle at o'clock.
The c. e. Society meets at 6.30
o'clock Miss Anna Pierson and Rob
ert j. Lilley will lead.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
BABY SHOW NEXT
FOR NEW Castle
Century Club Women An
nounce Exhibit for First
Week in March
DR.. MITCHELL TO
ADDRESS SOCIETY
Special to rHE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. Jan. 22.-In
addition TO having an Old Home Week
and carnival New Castle is to have a
baby show The first week of March
has been set aside as the week and
the members Of the Century Club are
looking forward to the event with
much pleasure.
Mrs. Selden S. Decmer had as her
guest yesterday Miss E. Sumner, who
came here in the interest OF healthy
babies. Prizes are TO be awarded for
healthy babies. Good looks are not
to count but proper developments and
health are to be the winning points.
The show promises to be an inter
esting one. Doctors and nurses are
to spend the week examining the
babies
Those who attended the current
events class yesterday afternoon were
given a treat Mrs. William Duggin,
a daughter of Miss Ella Truss, who
when young girl married and re-
moved from New Castle to California
was the principal speaker Mrs Dug
gin had been a resident of Mexico
for some years and her store of knowl-
edge regarding the customs of the
people of that country is great.
Miss Elizabeth Llghtner had charge
of the current events.
Workmen at the Bethlehem Steel
COmpany's plant yesterday morning
were alarmed by an explosion in the
press house. This is the building
in which shells are loaded by hydraul-
ic pressure. The explosion caused but
little damage
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. president Of
the New Castle Century Club, desires
all members who intend going to New
ark. on Monday. January 81, to signi-
fy their intention by next Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. r. Holcomb has been ap-
pointed chairman of the conservation
committee of the Century Club. This
committee is to look after the trees
In the city. see that they are properly
trimmed and have partly decayed ones
doctored.
Mrs. j. Ernest Philips has been ap-
pointed chairman of the prison reform
committee of the club.
DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell of Delaware
College will address the New Century
Club next Tuesday afternoon. A gen
eral invitation has been extended to
residents of the city TO attend the
meeting. The High School will at
tend I'm a body,
Arrangements have been completed
for the trip of the Baraca Glass of
the NJ. 70. Sunday school to the Lyon
tabernacle in Wilmington tomorrow
afternoon.
The class expects TO make pres
ont to DR.. Lyon on that occasion.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
SUPPER At TRINITY CHURCH.

The Woman's Guild Of Trinity
Church will hold a supper in Trinity
parish house on Wednesday evening,
January &c, from G to 7.30 o'clock Fol
lowing the supper there will be an
interesting dramatic entertainment
under the auspices of the Diocesan
Woman's Auxiliary. entitled THE Lit
tie Blue Box admission to which will
be free. but at which an Offering will
be received Cor the benefit of the
United Offering Fund.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22

Today we have another wonderful
lesson from the inspired Apostle, st.
Paul. II points out that the Church
is a New Creation. begotten of the
Holy Spirit. now being gestated in
preparation for the resurrection birth
TO the spirit plane. There is no
more important lesson than this.
According to the Bible, Father
Adam was created a son OF God-in
the image of God and only a little
lower than the angels-on the earth
ly plane. instead of the Heavenly.
psalm 8:5).. When Adam sinned.
his blessed relationship with God as
a son was forfeited. Forthwith he
was a sinner and under the sentence
which God had foretold-nOt an
eternal torment sentence, but a death
sentence. With an accompaniment OF
mental, moral and physical degener-
acy. There have been no human
sons of God since Adams time-until
Jesus. The Jews, received by the
Lord under the Law Covenant, were
not House OF Sons, and never un-
derstoOd themselves to be sons of
God. Instead, they threatened to
stone Jesus TO death because He de-
clared Himself Son OF God. Instead,
they threatened to stone Jesus to
death because He declared Himself a
Son of God. AS ST. Paul declares,
Moses was faithful as a servant over
all his House (of servants); but
Christ as a Son (the Head over His
own House" a House Of Sons-the
spirit-begotten Church.-Hebrews 3:6
The House of Sons.
st. Paul points out to us that the
natural man, no matter how wise OF
educated or talented, cannot under
stand and appreciate fully the deer
things OF the Bible, because God has
caused them to be written that only
the spirit-begotten can fully compre-
hend them "They are spiritually dis
cerned." q Corinthians, 2;14.) Thus
the Church Of Christ is a company oi
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
RICHARDSON PARK FOLKS
talk OF LARGER SCHOOL

Members of the Parent Teacher As
sociation Of Richardson Park aud vicin-
ity will meet next Tuesday evening in
Richardson Park school house to CON
slider the question of erecting larger
school house in the district II is under
stood that he State Board of Education
is willing TO assist m the project
At present, ichool District No 20.
which includes Richardson Park is di-
vided, a school house being in each di-
vision. These include the territory cx-
tending from Wilmington to Prices Cor
ner, with the following suburbs: Glyn.
rich, Ashley Bcllcmoor, Richardson
Park. Elsmcrc. Oak Grove, Rosele and
Prices
At the last regular meeting an cx.
ecutive commit, was selected consist
ing of William rmsman, Miss Mary
Hoifeckor and Samuel kaufman; a com
mittee ON music was named: Mrs. John
y. Layton, Frank Grubb and the Rev.
/. l. McDouglc
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
mother HELPLESS
As BABIES perish
Mrs. Edward Young Stands
Outside Home and Hears
Dying Screams OF Three
YOUNGEST VICTIM
WAS | YEAR OLD

FEDERALSBURG. Md. Jan. o.
Three negro children, Randolph
Young. aged 8; Mildred, 3. and
Blanch, / we're burned to death to-
day, in fire which destroyed their
parents home near Trinity Church.
Caroline county
The mother, Mrs. Edward Young.
was calling on her father, Max
Pritchett. nearby. when she discov-
cred her home in flames. She made
a desperate effort to get in. but
could moi, and was compelled to re-
main outside and hear the terrible
screams of the children as they per
ished.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT sT. PAULs

The choir of st. Paul's R. c.
Church will present the following
program tomorrow: II o'clock, organ,
Adagio Amoroso, Pleyel; Asperges
Me, Peters; Mass 18th. Mozart: Of
fertory, trio, "Ecce Panis," Verhaydn: ::
soprano, Mrs. Jean Ogle McGilIen: :
tenor, Jos. E. McCullin; baritone.
Thos. j. ONeill; march. Procession,
Clark. 7.30 o'clock, organ, Andante.
Westrop; Vespers in d, Mercadante:
Magnificat. Est; Alma Redemptoris.
Lambe; O'Salutaris, alto solo, Rossi.
Miss Grace Geisler; Tantum Ergo,
Du Mouchel; Postlude, selected.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
MIbLSBOROMANENDS
HIS LIFE WITH GUN
Commits Suicide After Send
ing Mother From Home
on Errand
WAS SEPARATED
FROM HIS WIFE

MILLSBORO. Del. Jan. 22.-Henry
Lewis shot and killed himself yester-
day. His body was found by his
mother. whom he had sent out of the
house on pretended errand. The man
had placed the barrels OF a shotgun
against his breast and with a window
shade roller pushed the trigger. send
ing the load into his heart, killing
himself instantly. He was about 40.
Worriment over separation from his
wife and poor health are the supposed
reasons for his act
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
ASBURY SERVICES.

At Asbury NJ. f. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George Whit
Dawson. pastor, services tomorrow
will be: to 10 o'clock, preaching on
the subject: "The Almost Christian"
1.3O TO 2.30. Sunday school; union
tabernacle services at Lyon Taber-
nacle. 1890 and o'clock; prayer
meeting. Monday at 7.30 o'clock. Mr..
Frank w. Grubb. the new chotister
will begin his work at Asbury tomor-
row morning.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
BISHOP KINsMAN AT nrMANUEL.

Services at Christ Church. Christi
ana hundred. on Sunday, will be as
follows; At 1915 o'clock, morning
prayer and sermon; 73O o'clock, even
ing prayer and address.
At Emmanuel Church, Highlands, the
following order will be observed. At
7.45 o'clock, holy communion; 1O.45
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon I.
7.45 o'clock, evening prayer and ad-
dress. Bishop Kinsman will preach
at the 1O.45 service.
Sunday school win meet in each
church at $50
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
GRACE Church ORGAN
TO Be USED soon

Members Of Grace Church will wor-
ship tomorrow morning. afternoon
and evening at the tabernacle. All
members are invited to attend the
consecration service which will be
conducted by Dr. Lyon at 2 O'Clock
The Sunday school will meet in the
church at the regular hour. There
will be a special musical service at
2.45 o'clock. Frank Mason and Mrs
W. n. Kemery will sing and Dr. Ran
dolph will make an address.
The new church organ is being rap
idly installed and will be completed
in time for the reopcning OF the
church.
Evening journal., 1916-01-22
EAsTLAKE SERVICES.

Eastlake Presbyterian Church. cor
ner Twenty-seventh and Market
streets, the Rev. Henry Cunningham,
pastor. is cooperating fully in the
Lyon evangelistic campaign. At 1880
O'Clock the church will join in the
conservation service at the tabernacle.
The pastor urges all the members to
be present. Members are requested
TO drop their church envelopes on the
plates at the tabernacle.
Sunday school and pastors Bible
class will meet at . o'clock at the
church. The meeting lasts one hour.