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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
VAN VLlET INJURED WHEN
BOAT STRIKES HlS-BACK
Virginia BOnt Club Conch Hurt In
Peculiar poets to
Continue His Work.

Coach George Van Vliet, of the Vir-
ginia Boat Club, met with an accident
while engaged in directing the
activities Of his eight on tho James
River yesterday afternoon. While
rowing down the river on the trail
of the crew. Van Vliet was struck in
the Jack by the bow of n boat being
rowcd up stream. The force of the
blow, as can be imagined, was great.
and Van Vlict had to be taken to his
home, where last night he was resting
comfortably. He Is considerable
bruised. but no bones were broken, and,
while he Will BIO unable to do any
rowing for some time, he expects to
be out this week training his men for
the Southern Rowing Association re-
gatta here on June II.
The Virginia Boat Club crews now
show tho effect Of steady training. and
from all appearances the boys will be
able to give a good account OF them
selves In the big regatta neSt month.
The f~our-oared gig is handicapped by
the absence Of Tyler. but he will be
back in the boat in another week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
KUYK WINS MEDAL
fnk"< First Place Easily I'm ,,,..,
Field Day mt Richmond
Academy.

The annual field day of Richmond
academy was held on Friday at Stad-
'um field. Westhampton. The events
started in the morning and continued
until the afternoon. whe the spon-
sors awarded ribbons to the winner
in the various events.
The work OF Kuyk, who won five
first PLACES: was the feature or the
meet Euyk easily won the senior
medal. In the pole vault the Young
sters won first place by going 10 feet
, inches; This is a new record for
me Academy, and was three inches
higher than that made by the college.
kuyk also won the running high jump
when he cleared the bar at : feet s
inches.
Spencer and Hill were the other rec
ord-hreakers of the day. Spencer ran
the half-mile In . minutes IL % sec
onds. Hill broke the 20O-yard hurdles
when he stepped the distance in - %
seconds.
Stallings won the intermediate med
al. while Radcliffe won the midget
prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
T|DEWATER MEET WON
BY JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
Richmond Lads Take Cup for Points
and Win Championship
Relay Race.
BYRD is INDIVIDUAL WINNER
1oungster Again Demonstrates Abil-
1ty by Getting Cup for Best Work.
Hancock, of This City, Comes Sec
ond to Lafayette Lad.

v, ~. en-
~, - 80 w. May "
mond. won the fourth annual Tide
water in~tersrolastIc tract and al,
meet bo,d g.. 80, - .
- " y" ar! ''eio mere TINS
AFTERNOON under the auspices Of the
college OF William and Mary. The
Richmond lads scored a. 10 noints.
1afav.,to H., cu :,
80 III, 81 SInooi' $500 refers
fn,t 14I.". W;,u 49,! n'Sn' OIL NOT
emv' 8. and r ",['H uia an" Mary Acad-
EvrI 80 iisn, l
for iindi ID %i"taEe,.e' won the medal
nv his schoni iutn.s. scollnE an made
nan Vas soro, i"riu.hI Oh oohh Mar
and ,hnn 80 im ~ .n.itreh points
ia,. u,h " ~ thc h"'hpionship re-
sh, "'e was ais" Won by John Mar
The n,oo, ,,,s or
than sevcr,rN"vo 49, 'tIssiui, more
nrtinr nm ,Eo Id avu ~ n,"'G.es com
49, 0' "" "ei"' Inc sum-
Ioo.r.-d d.. w.,
orsburm. ua, i'oc' Re
sacond. D. I'm" Marsn'll'
John Narcb,ii ttnd "n' rore'
"a % $500 ''N ~ '"'ru' i''he'
1-rniia -. -
Narshau. - "n'i'on' 'ohn
go IL S'"uiS, seconu'
NIarshaIi f,,r,h ~ ~ i,n.e, 1onn
seconds " NV - "'""es %
Discn,. ,hro w. . n,,
liam aud Ma,v ,n,1nnos uii9fu VII
ntta .a,on1. ponnn, nSlu' i.ai'S-
pnte NAM ronr,h nniaut.. MIRO
Hieb ;,,urwor -. p,-
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Iobn Nnrsb,I tL;ra. way
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

BOSTON. MASS, May 20.-Harvard
ert F. Herrick and the English pro-
fessional. Bill Haines. swept the river
this afternoon i'm the invitation regat-
Ia. beating Cornell in the first varsity
ting 1t all over Yale in championship
class crew Fights.
Both first varsity crews were far be-
low top form. even for this time Of
the year.
In the big racc-the Harvard-Cor-
nell varsity. Harvard. as host conceded
choice OF positions to Cornell. and
Coach John Doyle selected the Boston
shore for both the varsity and fresh
men races.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
ELKS WILL MEET COPS
Great Game Is Scheduled for Thursd,x
Afternoon nj Brond Street
Park.

Richtnond Lodge, No. IS. Benevolent
protective Order of Elks. will omen lis
baseball season on Thursday afternoon
az broad Street Park with the Rich
mona police nine as opponents. The
same VIII be preceded by a parade
y comparison Of the teams sh.u.
mat the police ave the weight. wbi,e
the Eiks have swiftness of foot. Tha
ahtlered ones are planning to run away
from the bluecoats.
During the game there Will be son.
run injected into the occasion by mem
pers OF the police force and members
OF me ElkS Lodge. The women If tho
city are especially invited IN ottonS
the game. "'"'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
EPISCOPAL HIGH WINS
Downs Woodhcrry Forest In Ten-In.
Ming Gnmc-Accident Gave Alex
nndrinns Winning Run.

WooDBERRY FOREST, May 90
Woodberry Forest lost "a t%en-inninc
game of baseball to its old rival. the
Episcopal High School, this afternoon
half of the tenth Stumbling, OF Episco-
pal High School. hit Il long fly down
the lcft-held foul line. In trying to
make the catch, the Woodberry Held
cr ran into an automobile and drop
ped the ball.
Machines surrounded the field on the
sides. The game was a pitchers bat
and Spuicrill. Of Episcopal High School
sullivan struck out fifteen OF the Wis
itorS.
Dockets threc-bagEer scored one
run in the first for Woodberry. Wood
berry scored another in the fourth.
Episcopal High School tied the count
In the seventh on hits and errors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Another " anager Ousted

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 30
OMcihls OF the local Virginia League
bnsebnll Club Tonight
the resignation Of Brook CrIst nv
manager and e appointment of
Frrd Payne, OF Detroit. to succeed
him. Payne formerly played with
inc ChicnE0 md Detroit Americans
trfst VIII remnin with the locals mn
u pinyer. Crist lis the second VIr-
Eintn LcnEue TO lose out
TIL" week, DR.. Buck Tressby suc-
ccedinE Molly McMnhon at Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
SHAG THOMPSON RELEASED
Athletics Ship Little 0utneIder 10
0mnhn Western League Club.
EOrmer Richmond PInHcr.

PHILADELPHIA. May oO.-hnothcr
Mack recruit was cut adrift Yesterday
when Shag Thompson. utility outtielder.
was released to the Omaha Western
League club. He is to report at once.
Thompson. While n mere youngster,
has not shown enough form In the many
trials he has had here to be rated as
q big Lacquer. His work his season
ala not come TO what form he displayed
In the few games he played for tho
Macks last year. This leaves Stcll-
bauer as the only extra outheldcr in
the House of Mack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
O'Connor .Juniors WIN.

The O'Connor juniors defeated the
Kewanecs in an interesting game. The
features of the game were the slug
the catching of Baldwin for the Ke-
wanees.
Score by innings: n. II. e.
kewances .....ooo2l0No0-S 3 4
OConnor ....... % l2O1Ol2I- is 10 Q
Batteries-Ford. McDonough, G..
Swami. Baldwin,; Crowder and L.
Swami.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Dartmouth Wins Meet.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. May Co.
Dartmouth College to-day won the an
nual championship meeting OF the New
England intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
citation. scoring 80 1-2 points to 81 l..
for the University of Maine, Sixteen
colleges competed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Can You Blame Them for Being Late to Supper

offered by The Times Dispnrh this week during liz absence OF the Umh.
mond Ints. Although the lLSmiths ud Leafs mussedc each other mn mil
the coNs anne home. few deserted the electric rorcbonrd yesterday inter
noon until the Inst play In the twenty third inning of tn double bin INT
nhout their nndcn huhbi~. the crrnnt ono hL M Thought n thu up
ncrs thht were gradually wv colder ms the shades OF nigh cnne down
he corchonrd has been such IL success this week that 1t will he n pr-
nrnncnt feature during the trips of the Rchmond tenn. as well ns the worlds
series next fnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

WooDsToCK. VA. May 20.-Massa-
nutten Academy was defeated by Epis-
copal High School on the ~latter's
grounds on Friday afternoon In a eIev-
en-inning game OF baseball. score 10
3. Features Of the game was tho
pitching OF Osborne and a home run
by ~Crickenberger, OF Ma%ssanutten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

score by Innings: X.
Toronto .......0 I
summary TwO-bnsc hIts-Bnnk-
ston. Hendrya. Sacrifice hits
Black burn, HnnkntOn. Stolen bnseA
-ArrnRon. CD, Trout
CD. Double luy-f1crbcr 10 Black
burn to Graham. Struck out-by
Ross. =; by Humphreys. q; by Her
bert, !. Bnses on hnllS-oH Ross, 4;
on humphreys, I; OF Herbert, 4.
Hit by pitchcr-by Herbert, hank
>ton. Wild pitch-Rons. Humphreys.
Cmpiren, Frccninn and Hnndiboe.
Time, 2::,O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

'Onc out when run
scored.
+Duttcd for RhOndes In eighth.
Score by innings: IL.
Toronto 20 q I q q d IL
Itichmun - u q I q u O-3
Summary Tw o-bnsc -
Gruhum -, Trout. Sacrifice hits
Burch, RhOndes. BnnkstOn. Stolen
b~nkcE-Tr0ut. Trucndulc. Double
plny-Eibci To ArraEon to Ethel.
struck out-by 3; by
Sh0ckcr, .. bases on balis-On
Rhondcs, /; OIL Shockcr, =. Hit by
pitcher-hy Kh0ndcs, blackburn.
Time, 2iIO. Empires, Handiboe and
Freeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
EASTERN VIRGINIA Mines
HAD SOME NICE PLAYERS
Frank Dobson Takes Four Squads
and Makes Selections for Two
All-Star Teams.
HAS STRONG BATTING ORDER
Spiders and Indians Get Four Each
on First Aggregation, With Ran
dolph-Macon Getting One-Gar-
nett Choscn for First Twirler.
Al E, v. |. A. A, Team

Newton. W and VI, center fcId
Lancaster, IL W., second base.
Crossley. Il. c., first bnrc.
Carter, Il. e., right field.
Williams. W. and VI. left field.
LiEInn, X. c., shOrtstop.
Pitt, II. C., third bnsc
Ichmer. w. and W., catcher.
Garnett, w. md W., pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Navy Trim. HiI,tonpe,..

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May oo.-Navy de-
feated Georgetown In a dual field and
track meet here to-day. so to IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
SECOND TEA VI.

SESoNb If-!> VI.
Cox, Il. G.. pitcher.
Butte worth, Il. NJ, catcher.
Lancaster. X. W., first bnsc.
Thurman, ii. -. sccOnd base.
Willin nis. W. W.. shOrtstOp.
Helm, W. NJ, third base.
Savage, IL. VI, left field.
Richmond. IL. -. center field.
Goslee, W. NJ, right field.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
PASTOR HAS sermon
ON LIFE'S SHADOWS
West PreSbyterianS Arrange
Another Helpful Sunday
Series OF Services
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT EVENING WORSHIP

In West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, Dr.
Smiley will preach tomorrow morn
ing on the subject, Captive Heroes" E"
His subject at night will be "Life's
Lights and Shadows" The Bible
School meets at 2 o'clock. Miss Stop
pard teaches the women's class. Dr..
Smiley teaches the mems class. There
will be special music by the class or
chestra, under the direction Of Ralph
Salter Mrs. NJ. b. Lewis. soprano,
Will sing, with violin Obligato.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
will be led by Mrs. II. Jones and Miss
Mary Love Jones. The music for the
day will be as follows:
Organ numbers. "A Pastorale
Suite" by Demarest; postlude in +,
by West; "A Memory" by Gillette,
and Largo" by Handel. The choir
will sing "He That Dwelleth in the
Secret Place." by Meyer; Eternal
Light of Life" by Bracket: Seek
Ye the Lord" by Roberts, with H. I
Bowels taking the solo part and violin
obligato by Mr.. Salter, and praise
Ye the Lord by Brown, with S. Har,
rington Jones as soloist.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
DR.. MEESER IN Second
BAPTIST PULPIT TOMORROW

In Second Baptist Church, in the alb Z.
sence of the Rev. Thomas z. Holloway
ID. d.. who is attending the meetings
the Northern Baptist Convention m
Minneapolis, the pulpit will Sc sup
piled both morning and evening tomor-
row by the Rev. Spencer b. Meeser. d.
d., Of the Grocer Theological Seminary
faculty. The Senior c. Il. Society will
he led by Merwyn Scott.
On Monday evening brief business
meeting of the missionary societies Will
be held in the women's parlor.
At S o'clock in the chapel the same
evening the Mems League will give its
annual concert, followed by a social
hour
On Wednesday evening the mid-week
prayer and praise meeting win be held.
/. c. Yimgling will lead the meeting.
On Friday at 3.45 o'clock in the chapel
the Junior c. =. societies Of the city will
give a rally The different societies of
the city viii participate in the pro-
gram.
On Saturday at 2.3O O'Clock the an
nual cradle roll and beginners depart
ments win hold social. conducted by
Mrs. J. r. Carmer, superintendent Of
the cradle roll department.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
sermon BY REQUEST
DUEB|LLS presented
Large Increase in Sunday
School Classes at Scott
is Expected
SPECIAL SERVICE IN
INTEREST OF WOMEN

Sunday promises to be a day Of un-
usual activity at Scott Church. Al
1890 o'clock. the pastor, by special
request will take as his theme, Due
Bills Presented" The=choir Will
sing. Praise the Lord. o Jerusalem
by Spetheur. and Behold l stand at
he Door" by Forest
At . o'clock Sunday school will con-
vene. In the "Open Door Glass and
The Glad Glass" two recently organ
lied Sunday school classes, an in
sreasc is expected tomorrow.
The Epworth League will meet at
$50 o'clock with o. c. Burns leading.
The subject will he. what IL Costs to
BE True A splendid musical pro
gram has been arranged
At 730 o'clock the regular evening
service will be held This will be
a service in the interest of women
The pastor will speak on the subject
Of "Woman's Place in the World. A
large chorus Of women will sing. The
choir will render the anthems, Il
Have Set Watchmen." by Wilson, and
"All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name,
hv hudson
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Mr.. SCHuCHTER TO
TELL LIFE STORY
Evangelist Will be Sunday
Evening Speaker at
Hanover Church
GODS CLINGING LOVE,
MR.. JACKSON'S THEME

The Rev. r. L. Jackson will speak
in Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning on the subject
Gods Clinging Love" The Sunday
School convenes at 11.45 o'clock. The
DreXel Biddle Bible class meets at
the same hour for the study of the
Sunday School lesson. The Y. p. S.
c. e. meeting will have for it's subject,
THE Blessings of Peace and How to
Secure Them In the evening, at Z
O'Clock, j. Arthur Schlichter. noted
lecturer and evangelist of Philadel-
phia, will tell the story of his life.
This will be a rare opportunity to
hear a well known speaker in bis
greatest lecture. Mr.. Schlichter spoke
in West Church and in the Lyon tab
ernacle in February and this address
was pronounced a wonderful recital
of the power of christianity.
On Wednesday evening the church
will observe "The National Presby-
terian evening with a special pro
gram.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Article .. .Fnnds.

Section /. All expenses incurred in
the carrying on and furthering of the
work outlined in this constitution,
shall be paid out of the funds OF said'
Union, subject to the approval of the
Executive Committee
Section 2. No officer, committee, or
member, shall incur any financial obli-
CATION on behalf Of the Union. without
due authorization from the Executive
Committee. such authority to be evil
denced by a resolution setting forth
the amount and object.
Section g. All moneys received on
behalf OF the Union. by any COM
mittee. chairman. or member. shall be
paid over to the Treasurer. when
practical, and receipt given therefore,
and same credited to the committee
appropriatin. When money so received
is expended. direct by the committee,
full account Of same shall be given
to the Treasurer. so that his books
may show full record for all money
handled on behalf OF the Union
Article 3.-COmmittee. (Standing).
Section L. The Lookout Committee
shall exercise a systematic and help
full care over all societies belonging
to the Union; and aid in organizing
new societies and enlargng the mem
bership Of the Union.
Section 2. The Social Committee
shall endeavor to promote a spirit Of
Christian fellowship
Section g. The Missionary Commit
tee shall employ all proper means to
promote a wider knowledge and more
liberal support Of missions.
Section T. The Evangelistic Com
mttee shall endeavor TO arouse a
greater interest and activity in soul
saving
Section 5. The Press Committee
shall give proper publicity to the work
of the Union. through the newspapers,
and otherwise.
Secion 6. The Corresponding Com
mittte shall look after Endeavorers
moving to or from our city Tor from
one part OF our city to another), and
shall inroduce them in a Christian
Endeavor Society OF their own denom-
ination. at their new place of resi-.
dence
Section T. The Christian Citizen.
ship Committee shall use it's influ
ence in behalf OF personal. social anC
political purity. but shall strictly re-
train from participation in partisan
politics.
Section s. Efficiency Committee
It shall be the duty of the Eficienc.
Committee to give tests TO those wish
ing to become Christian Endeavor Ok
perts. This does not deny any societ
the right TO have such a committee il
their own organization.
Article special Committees.
Special Committees shall he author
lied by resolution OF the Executiv
Committee. or by the Union. which
resolution shall define the commit
tees purpose and the scope Of its au
thority.
Article Amendments.
These Bylaws may be amended b.
a two-third vote OF the active mem
bers present at any regular meetin
of the Union. or by a two-thirds vot
of the members present at any regu
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
christian DUTIES"
DR.. collins TOPIC
Will Preach in St. Paul'S
Tomorrow on "The
Christian in the
Home"
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
YOUNG CONVERTS

In ST. Pauls NJ. e. Church last Sun
day, Dr.. Vaughan S. Collins began a
series or sermons on christian
Duties" This series will continue
for some weeks, the theme for tomor-
row morning being "The Christian in
the Home"
In the evening DR.. Collins will start
a new series especially for the in
struction of recent converts on "The
Apostles Greed in the Twentieth Cen
tury," his theme being Il Believe in
God, the Father Almighty" The two
series, one on Duties" and one on
Doctrines" will run simultaneously.
alternating as to morning and even
ing services.
The Rev. w G. Strickland will lead
the class meeting at $50 o'clock, and
Frank l.. Howard will be i'm charge
of the Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50 o'clock.
The temperance committee OF the
church, Frank l.. Howard, chairman.
is making canvass of members, and
friends who are voters, pledging
them to vote only for candidates for
the General Assembly who will
promise publicly to support State
wide prohibition.
The Christian Endeavor Of st.
Pauls will give a lawn fete on the
church lawn on Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the building fund. Miss
Alta Castelow is chairman of the com
mittee.
The building fund committee. Will
liam B. Smith. Jr., chairman. is max
ing a canvass to raise a sinking fund
to pay for interest on the debt and to
reduce the mortgage $1,000 annually.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
service Of PRAISE
At avenue Church
Special Music and Sermon
Planned by BaptiStS
Sunday Evening
DR.. IRWIN TO BE
THE DAY PREACHER

Services tomorrow in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, the Rev. Jo-
seph Y. Irwin, S. T. d., pastor, will
begin al 10 o'clock. with meeting of
"The Personal Workers League"
The pastor will take for his subject
at 1870 o'clock. THE Secret of
Power" William Wallace will be the
soloist at this service.
The Sunday school will meet at ,
O'Clock.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will be led by Harry e. Link. This
service will be special, as the new
members will receive welcome by
the pastor. according to the program
arranged by the Christian Endeavor
president
The evening service will begin with
praise service, led by Charles r..
Edwards and his chorus choir The
pastor will take for his subject, Are
We AS Humane AS We Should Be-"
Baptism will again be administered
at this service.
The musical program for Sunday
follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, Allegretto
in e, Stean; sunshine choir, Sc
lected solo and duet, "Take Up Thy
Cross" Brown. William Wallace and
c. T. Edwards. Jr.; anthem, "Hark,
the Song of Jubilee" Springer; organ
postlude in G, Steam.
Evening prelude, Grand Of
fertoire in c, Mann; bass solo. 20
May My Walk Be Close With God. -
V. Herbert. Kurt T. Dvelce; anthem,
Jesus, Lover of My Soul" Edwards I;
male chorus selected; organ post
lude in c, Mann
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Services Unusual Interest Held City

larly called meeting OF the Executive
Committee.
Local Society Gossip.
Central Society has a custom oil
presenting a silver Christian EndeaVOr
pin TO every new member that has
perfect attendance for three months
This plan could be followed by ad,
vantage by other societies.
Westminster Society holds services
at the Workhouse tomorrow after
noon
Rev. Thomas p. Holloway Pastoral
Counsellor Of the City Union. is in
Minneapolis. Mimi, attending the ses-
sions Of theNorthern Baptist Churches.
Eastlake NJ. e. Society is helping
the pastor conduct a series OF revival
meetings. The splendid choir of this
Society has charge Of the singing.
The following committee is making
arrangements for a moonlight eXcur-
sion. to be held under the auspices of
the City Union. Stanley Keen, chair
man: Clifford Compton, Alvan Mote,
Frank Long, Neil Smythe.
Three members of the Junior So
ciety. OF Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. graduated into the Senior So
ciety at the joint meeting of the two
societies last Sunday evening.
State President Rev. William Craw-
ford is attending the Presbyterian
General Assembly at Atlantic City.
st. Paurs NJ. e. Society will hold
strawberry festival on the church
lawn next Tuesday evening. An or
chestra will be in attendance.
The Parcel Post social. held by
Olivet Society. was a decided success
] This society helps with the singing al
the church services.
President Smyth, Of the City Union
paid a visit to Olivet Society last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Robert Collins. Of Second Bap
tist Society. will be the speaker at th'
meeting Of Creenhill Society tomor
row evening. This is 10 be an Ever.
Member Present Meeting"
Greenhlll Society will picnic a
Lenape Park on Decoration Day TIL
, trip will be made by automobiles. AL
- Endeavorers and friends who ar
p planning TO go are asked to Motif
= Miss Dorothy Krauss, Henry Cla.
] Delaware.
n. Dushane Cloward is rapidly rs
covering from the effects Of the opel
2 alton recently performed at The Phys
clans and Surgeons Hospital
The meeting OF the State Executiv
Committee. which was TO have bee
held last Thursday evening was post
! poned until the evening of June I.
a The paper known as the &C. e. Per
: scope" and published by the Secon
e Baptist Society. is meeting with gre5
% favor.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
slLVERRRooK SERVICES.

In Silverbrook NJ. e. Church tomor-
row morning the Rev. Elwood w.
Jones will preach and receive new
members. Last Sunday 10 persons
were received into full membership
and six others were welcomed by
letter from other churches. At o'clock
the Sunday school will hold its reg
nlar session The DreXel Biddle Bible
class for men will meet at the same
hour. At 7.30 o'clock song SER
vice will be led by the choir under
the direction of Alber Wildes, after
which the pastor will preach. The
choir will sing anthems at both ser
vices.