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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
KANSAS clTY.

KANSAS cry. mN HOGS Ec.
.celpu, 10000: lhc lower nulk. tli00d
6l, hcnvy, ,ii Coul6I6. light, il,16tf
10 8N; plgs, tl276uiloO CATTLE Ro-
STEADY TO lOc higher rrimc.f,d slccls
y sou 70 "a, dressed beef rtors, ta61T
u 70 southern ntocrs. 50 7bdl2u0 cows,
W brlOOn, hclfcrE. 81 hoTl27S, Etock.
cn, " 500 10 20, calves, 81 00f ~ rs
sllWtP. Receipts 1000, atcndy Lambs,
wcthcfs iS6Od0 SO. ewes o. Oou0 20 ,
stockcfs, 81 hOdighO
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Belgian Mission y
Will Not Be Here

Although the Belgian special mission
TO the United States will visit Tulsa
during the latter part Of this month, the
party will not visit Oklahoma City.
This was definitely determined today
when Mayor Overholser received . let.
ter from the state department announe.
ing that the schedule for the Belgian
mission had already been arranged and
could not be changed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, July WHEAT
Unchanged 10 be w No 2 hard, 81 3NG
2l2. No red, t2iOd2l6 CuIiN
Higher. No mixed, 81 sOulsli No 2
white. tlslqls2i No 2 yellow, lS0g
liH OATS stondy No 2 white, 75t
q7bs No ? mixed, iauN RYE %
d2 90 KAFtR and MILO MAIZE 1882
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July s-BuTTER: Higher
creamery. 3iQ31bc. EGgs steady. Re.
cepi.. 1881 ca~s flrs,s, siuSiyc. ordl.
nary nrsts 2Snd29hc, Mt mark, case,
included. 2id9lhc, pOTATOEs iiigher
y lt'elp = co r,iI,ornls l 9soms 7Sa '' Nrs,n.s, s
and oklahoma i2,Od2 b0 POULTRY
Alive. lower, fowls iSiaC,
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fered a suns,roke or else afraid 10 get
out IN the sun for fear oi suffering a
sunstroke because he had not reached
his office a, II o'clock
Moral Stay in your paiamas
The members Of the city commits
sion guarantee anyone will keep cool !
they fellow their suggestions.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July . UOGs Rccolpts.
% 900 slow; iSc to zoe lower nulk,
- ioqlh 10, llght. ii26dl6 bO, mixed.
tlttoUlbih' heavy tita6ul 50; rough.
900 bh; pigs ti07bdili CAT.
TIE. Receipts, 1000 steady Native
beef c"ttrl BtoUlgoO' S,ockcrN and
feeders, VI soar 30, COWS and helfr'a.
~ 'On 100, calves 80 OOuit76 RHEEr'
ltecolpts. l0,hlO, flrm Wcthcrr. 81 $40
n 10, lambs tlONdfid 60
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SUGAR

NrW YOUk. July o. Raw sugar,
Ht,hd,. centrifugal 4 l7c. molosscs, s Iic
refined steady cut loaf aOOc, crushed.
Zoe. mould ~, 5000, cubes. s2bc;
powdered. 77oc; powdered, 7s5c fine
sranuatsd aud diamond A, I. 800; eor,-
tectoners A. 7iOc, No, 1. I,50A
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sr. louls CASH DRAIN.

ST LOUIS. July WHEAT steady
No red nominal track No 2 hard.
s. 25H2i2 corn Higher, No ?. 81 81
ulSlis. track, so 2 white, 81 Nulslis
OATS steady: 80 2. 7ltto No. 2 white
nominal RYE Nominal
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RPooL.

LIVERPOOL july s,--spot cotton In
limited tNquert, prices 80 points higher.
American middlins fair, 10 $50 good mid
dllna, IL 1Od good ordinary. i77sd: .sr.
dlnnry, II 2bd Sales. 1900 bales, inolvd.
Ing m. 1870 30 Am",,G.n h%cr,Gsn ,o,,es. Ms''Y; 4 10
July August, l1b0d; September October,
" I'D October November. I67bdi De-
csmber- ia nuaty. le2bd; January -febru-
airy. 1904, March April 10 s7d. May.
IS 18d. .Ths above all are fixed prioes.
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81 LOUIS

sT LOUIS. July POULTRY Hens,
ilulsc. springs. 21G32c. turkeys, 2lc,
ducks. iGc. geese, Nr NG1rER Cream
cry. NE EGOs, 29n "0'sr
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Money and Metals
LEAD AND sPGlTgR.

NEW YORK, July o-Ths metal ax-
change quotes lead easy; spot offered st
ll4 speltcr East St. Louis delivery. e&
q0c Al London. lead, spot. $40. ~;
futures. f2e, los, speltsr, spot, eN,
futures, ESQ
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, July 81 Butter cream
cry. 2G,. Otsts SIC seconds 33c, pack
INK, 3ul4r EGGS Flrsis soc: seconds.
2Ic POULTRY boosters, l3c hens, lie.
hrolers, 2id2sc POTATOES Firm,
% an
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STEADY
ON MARKET HERE
Receipts LighteSt Monday
Run in Several Weeks,
REcEiprs TO-DAY.

rule moved tho light Monday run IN the
local cattle division on the first round
Receipts totAled around 400 head, tho
lghtrst Monday run IN several wooks
but n few loads ~ steers wero avail.
able and these, M for tho bulk, we're fnr'
nlshod BY southern oklahoma, Top was
o. 90 FOR couple Of loads Of just fair
wlntrred cRu. while the bulk brought
81 ShdS?b Jsrkpots made UP tho hulk
of the butcher Offering and the market
WAS steady Quality was OF just fair
average, odd lots Of COWS bringing around
- 40 and hclfers ~ 90 Cauers and cut
'ors cleared on tbOOUh7b hNsiH and
bulls 10000 90. Calf receipts for the
opening day ~ers good and the market
was steady with AN tii 30 top for carlot
shl pmrnts.
ClosIno Quotations.
Prices Of the various Grades OF oe'''s arc
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ABSTRACTS
FOR sALE-20. room brIck npartm.nl. 10.

FOR SALE-20 room brick apartment, 10.
Gated nj l0s-iie n. 18th. In the best
residence district on the east side. within
walking distance OF the cnpitol and bust
ness district good car service, this Is
one OF the best apartment house In the
city. In strictly modern; has large bn,e-
ment, separate lockers, two garages, fine
shade and lawn all around tho building
II 1t renting for 800 per month. there
are five rooms. sleeping porch bath and
large reinforced concrete porches In
front 5000 cash will handle II, balance
terms TO suit. II can be rented In two
and three-room suites for from i2b to
$40 PEI month more than II is bringing
now; you can buy this fiat. live In one
would be a good location for private
school. rooming house or san'tarum. 8.
". Miller, owner. lOs y. 18th.
AN INCOME PAYER Two corner lots
on pavement, one block OF car line
with two broom modern houses, rented
for SIS per month: $1,000 buys It all
500 cash. balance f95 per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Money to loan on real estate
b0e.lo Insurance Bdg Maple &c
WALKING DISTANCE OF CAPITOL
rooms. modern. basement, newl,
painted and decorated: two lots: $500
cash. balance esb per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Money to loan on real estate.
b0s-l0 INSURANCE" Bldg Maple 5s
SACRIFICE for cash pair OF south front
lots in 500 block West 27th; 3275 cash
Call Walnut 78tO.
A RARE BARGAIN-Non- resident owner
says sell lots 10 and 20. block II. Mill.
tary park addition. $3.50. half cash. bal.
ance one year. one block Selle Isle car
on Mckinley avenue, L. s. O Henry
s06 u sth Wal tSss
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
Here are two bungalows owners art
willing to take In pair OF well located
lots nj cash value on purchase price
On West 10th. s rooms. full lot new
tile floor In bath; bedrooms In whit,
enamel, no hardwood. but selected pine
Fine value for $4,000.
Half block Classen on 2sth & rooms
new; full lot; lays fine 2 rooms hard
wood: balance white enamel built III
features and breakfast room. Price ~,
ESQ Easy termg on both OF these foi
balance.
Jay J. Dwyer.
r. T. STUART n CO.,
20 w Main. Maple S3
NEW - Just completed don't make
mistake and buy a home until you looi
st this one: II has eight rooms and base
ment garage and drive; best grade o
nak upstairs and down. located on one q
the best residence streets In city; pric,
viii sell It, good terms call US, we vii
be glad 10 show you AT any time q O
McCracken and j. u Perkins, owners
,O0-io2 Baum Rldg> Walnut ll0l.
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News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Texas, July SCAT
81 O0I lO2h HOGS Receipts. 900.
lower, heavy, SIS 2iul6 90 SiIEEr lie.
c"lnlH. 1000, steady Lambs No0Ou
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cAlcAoo CASH oRAIN.

CHICAGO. July WHEAT No.
red, nominal. No white nominal
corn No yellow, 8ls3lgpl 80. OATS
standard, 7lAT12b. RYE Nominal
HARLEY. tl.ltdl Is
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Muskogee May Hire
Ends Farm Agent

1t is reported that County Agent
Meek may give up his place in Gar.
field county and go to Mu'kogee where
it is said, he has received an Offer OF
$500 a year 10 come there lt' II
understood that Mr. Meek has Offered
to remain in Garfield county for 500
less per year, or an annual salary OF
s. 400. and the matter is under advise
mcnt by the au,horitic,
County Agent Meek hN made an Ell
viablc record in Garfield county and
1t is because of his work here that he
i, being sought by Muskogee county
1t will be necessary for Garfield county
TO stand a considerable increase in
his salary II he is induced to remain
Enid Eagle
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HOGs-A big jag In the hog division
around tho west today was met with
rather cool reception Trading, With but
few exceptions, varied from bd d2bo low
er Locally oh n 400 head crop the mar
not broke lbc Top wns VI 40 Tor one
load while tho bulk sold tl'ibu lb'o
Pigs sold up to ilab0
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Three Billion Bushel Corn Crop
Forecast By Agricultural Experts
Continued From pspo T..

figures giving the orecas, of each made production
Of last with the
pressed in millions Of bushels c, 100000, omitted, follow:
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Average Acreage

Wheat remaining on farms July estimated at about IS 7loeN bu'he
bushels
the stocks July for the five l9ll.l
Condition Of the crops Jul, figure, for the
date last the July cr condition and the June cond
u,n this ll0N,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

Japanese women are now engaged IN
upwards OF sixty occupations, which
not so long ago were considered as
belonging exclusively to men.
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A RARE BARGAIN Non resident owner
says sell lots 10 and 30 block II. Mill
tary park addition. $50. half cash bal
ance one year. one block Beile Isle car,
on Mckinley avenue T. 4. O. Henry,
s0s F 9Th WAL lkos
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closlno Quotations.

Prices Of the various Grades OF catus arc
approximately as foll0ws
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AN INCOME PAYER Two corner lots
on pavement, one block OF car line.
with two broom modern houses, rented
for SIS per month; $1,000 buys It all
$500 cash. balance f35 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
MOnnY TO loan on renl catnie
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
GUARDSNEN WILL
attend Church
They Will Take Part in
Services at Delaware
Avenue Baptist
SOLDIERS TO GIVE
PATRIOTIC MUSIC

The services tomorrow at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will be in
charge OF the pastor. the Rev. Joseph
Y. Irwin. S. T. d.
The regular morning service at II
O'Clock. The pastor will take as his
subject. Power in Service" Ordinance
Of the Lords Supper and the extend
ing of the hand OF fellowship 10 new
members az this service. The Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at 6.45 o'clock.
subject. Little Things That Make or
Mar"
Evening service at 730 O'Clock. The
pastor has given this service 10 our
National Guard. 10 be conducted as a
patriotic service" when there will be
short patriotic addresses by few
speakers and patriotic music by the
soldiers.
The special musical program FOR
Sunday Is ar follows:
Morning Organ prelude. Inter
mezzo,' Steane; solo. selected: an
them. my Heavenly Father" Excsil:
organ postlude. "Postlude in e.
Steane
Evening--Organ prelude. "Ofertory
IN A Flat" Brown: basso, solo
GLORY to Thee, My God. This Night.
Gounod. Or. John A. Matchett: an.
them. Il VIII Sing OF the Mercies OF
the Lord" Lowden; patriotic selec'
ton: organ postlude. March Tri'
umph," Foote.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
RED CROSS ARMY OF
ONE million DOLLARS
DR.. Holloway, Will Speak
on Recent Great
Campaign
MUSIC WILL BE
SPECIAL FEATURE

In the Second Baptist Church. at
1880 o'clock the minister. the Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway. ID. ID. will
preach on in Remembrance OF Ne"
The Lords Supper will follow the
sermon. The evening service will be-
gin at 745 o'clock. This will be a
patriotic service. and the minister's
subject will be- "Delawares Million
Tor the Front: Delaware's Red Cross
Army OF a Million Dollars"
The Senior Christian Endeavor meet
ing Will be held at Z o'clock. subject.
Little Things That Make or Mar. "
Leader, Howard Collins. The Bible
school will meet al II o'clock noon.
The musical program will be as
follows Organ Prelude In p Fiat. Ba-
tiste; solo. II Would Be Like Jesus. -
Ackley. Mrs Sawyer: quartet. Christ
Beneath Thy Cross" Stair. Mrs. Saw
yer, Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. Davis and Mr..
Lane. Evening Organ selection.
March IN B Flat. Faulkes; quartet
Ave Maria Arcadelt. solo, THE Bat
tie Hymn OF the Republic Julia
Ward Howe, Donald Lane. the con-
gregatlon Joining In the chorus: organ
postlude, Hymn 90 the Evening Star.
Wagner Dallett n Loomis, organist
The prayer and praise service will be
held Thursday evening at s o'clock
conducted by the minister
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
EPWORTH Choir TO
GIVE SONG SERVICE
1.-THE Service of the Sword"
Mr.. Gray'S Morning
Subject
PASTOR TO RECITE
CAESAR RODNEY

All of the services for the day in
Epworth NJ. Z. Church Will be OF
special character The summer order
Of services for the morning will pre-
vail.>- The morning class, in charge
Of George w. Booker will meet in
the auditorium at o'clock The Sab
bath school will meet at 10 o'clock.
The Drexel Biddle class for men will
meet at the same hour with the pas
tor teaching the lesson from the sub
ject. "Isaiahs Call TO Heroic Ser
vice"
At IL O'Clock tho pastor, the Rev
j. Howard Gray. viii preach on the
subject "The Service OF the Sword ~
This will be a sermon IN commemor-
alton OF Independence Day. BY s2e-
cial request the pastor viii recite
Caesar Rodney"
At 73O O'Clock one OF the greatest
services Of song ever gwen viii be
given by the large chorus choir under
the leadership OF Professor George
p King. For Sometime the choir
has been rehearsing for this occasion.
a musical treat is in store for those
who attend
The program follows:
Anthem. Daughter Of Zion
(Sweeney): tenor solo. "Galilee' (Me-
itto) by ". Harper Spry3 women's
chorus abide With Ne" CGabriel) (;
chorus. "Open the Gates OF the Tenn
Die (Knappl chorus Saviour
Breathe An Evening Blessing (Will
NJ. S. Brown duet Take Up Thy
Cross Brown. by Charles Gamble
and W. Harper Spry. chorus.
"Gloria" from MoEarts Twelfth Mass !;
mems section Of the choir. zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Cary :
chorus. "Hallelujah From the Mes
8iah.'
This IL a wonderful program and
will be interspersed by good congre-
gational singing.
Glass meeting on Monday night NJ
/ 100 O'Clock. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day night at the same hour.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
PATRIOTIC SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE IN CHURCHES

Complying with the request Of Presi-
dent Wilson. tomorrow Will be observed
as patriotic Sunday" by churches and
Sunday schools throughout the nation.
Upward Of 100000 Sunday schools will
conduct patriotic exercises and take mp
an offering for the Red Cross. Ten
thousand Presbyterian churches will OBJ
serve Patriotic sunday"
Prayers will he offered for all beli-
gcrents and the advancement Of Christs
kingdom. TO express gratitude TO God
for our nation and TO arouse feelings OF
loyalty and devotion 70 the country.
An effort will be made to enlist oil
Sunday school members in some form Of
patriotic service, and all officers and
teachers win be urged 70 join the Red
Cross Society
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
Sacred CONCERT At
TWILIGHT Service
Choir Of Forty Voices Will
Give Elaborate Program
at Scott
WILL CHANGE HOUR
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL

The program OF service at Scott NJ.
o. Church tomorrow will be one OF
unusual interest. AZ els o'clock the
praise and testimony meeting will be
in charge OF 4. ~ Gilbert. and at 1890
o'clock the regular service viii be
held. Mr. Johnson's theme will be
"The Marvellous Sacrifice" after which
the sacrament OF the Lords supper
will be observed Tho musical num-
bers will include: Organ prelude,
Hollander; choir selection. Incline
Thine Ear" Hammond; soprano SOLO
Nothing 10 Pay" Miss Elsie Harvey
At 2 o'clock the Bible school Will
met. and the orchestra. under the d.
rectlon OF Professor Harry Stradley,
Ir. will give a sacred concert as part
of the program. The Baraca class Will
meet In the auditorium and the pastor
will teach the lesson. subject
"Isaiah's Call 20 Heroic Service. be,
ginning with July 8 the school Will
meet at 1880 o'clock. c,o
At the twilight service az o''V
o'clock. the chorus choir OF forty
voices. under the direction OF MISS
Mary Thielman. directress. and Miss
EDNA Wise. organist Will give
sacred concert. taking the entire hou'
OF service.
The program will be; Organ pre-
iude. Guilmand. choir. selection
"Break Forth Into JOY" Shipper tenor
solo. "The Good Shepherd Van az
Venter by J.. o. Thompson' .Noln
solo bv Master Charles Edwards &c
ccmpanist. Miss Marion Edwards.
quartet. 20 Come Let Us Sing. NIL
lard Miss Harvey. Miss Thieiman
Mr.. stewart and Mr. Beckerle' .cnol
selection. Father Keep Us In I'M
4 Care" Sullivan. full chorus; nari,on'
solo "The Plains Of Peace, bai
barb. William Beckerle. ladies' GUAR
tet. "The Summer Sun Is GLOWING,
Adams. Miss Harvey. Miss Johnson
! Mrs. Grantland and Miss lhlelman
duet. Come Unto Me- Messrs
Thompson and Reckerle; male qu,l
tet saviour Comfort Me- Sottl
cholk Messrs. Gilbert Beckerh
thompson and Stewart; choir seie'
ton Gloria" Mozart; full ohoru
J 'The star spangied Banner; orsa
b postlude.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
LET Us Be LOYAL"
Mr.. Jones SUBJECT
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire
Girls to Attend Silver
brook Church
LORDS SUPPER TO
BE ADMINISTERED

Services tomorrow at silverbrook
VI. r Church VIII be especially utter
esting The first service will be at
10 o'clock when the Sunday school
will meet. At II o'clock the sacra-
ment OF the Lords supper will be ad'
ministered by the pastor. the Rev FL
wood w. Jones. This viii be the last
communion service before Septem-
Der and the attendance Of all members
is requested The choir. led by Albert
u. Wilde will lead the congregational
singing and also give special music
for the occasion The twilight ser.
vice beginning at $50 O'Clock viii be
OF a patriotic character
The Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire
Girls Of Silverbroof will attend this
service. The first part OF the service
viii be devoted 10 congregational
singing In charge OF the director
There will be a number OF special
musical features The pastor WI de
liver a short address entitled. 'Lei
Us BE Loyal" The entire service viii
last forty-hYe minutes
Glass meeting viii be. held Monday
and Tuesday evenings az O'Clock
The Board OF Stewards will hold 9
meeting at the parsonage Thursday
evening at o'clock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
At ST. PAUL'S Church

Services AZ tho s. Pauls NJ r.
Church tomorrow. will be Of unusual
interest Beginning at 1870 o'clock
the regular monthly communion SER
vice Will be held. In the afternoon
patriotic exercises Will be held in
the Sunday school. at which the Hon.
Caleb z Burchenal will deliver an
address. Special attention has been
paid 10 the preparation OF the music
for this occasion. In addition 20 a
Quartette. tho Rev. Raymond ".
Cooke. pastor Of the Stanton NJ y.
Church will sing a solo. In the even
ing all Of the lodges OF the Patriotic
Order Sons OF America Of this city
will attend in a body to hear a. SER
mon BY the Rev. A. IT, Thompson.
whose subject will be: rs the Soul OF
America Dead?" In addition 10 the
order mentioned a special invitation
is extended 10 all other patriotic or
CARNATIONS 70 attend the service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
liberty TO CAPTIVES'
DIR. RANDOLPH TOPIC
His Subject at Evening
Service 1.-The Fellowship
of Love"
CHURCH HOUSE TO BE
OPEN EVERY NIGHT

Liberty TO Captives," the second
sermon in the series on THE Gospel
for a World at War" will be the topic
Of the Sunday evening sermon at
Grace NJ. E. Church tomorrow night
by the Rev. Herbert r. Randolph. d.
d. At the morning service at 1890
o'clock Or. Randolph will preach on
tho subject. "The Fellowship Of
Love"
At the morning service the follow
ing musical program will be given;
Organ prelude: offertoire In ID Minor,
Batiste; offertory, king OF Love. Ny
Shepherd is Shelley; organ postludo,
March Romano. Clark.
Evening service-Organ recital A
Spring Day Kinder; Canzonetta, Vod-
orinski; Priere. Wagner; anthem, The
Day "a Past and over. Reade; Of
fertory solo. Miss Madeline G. Reed;
organ postlude, Marche Militaire,
Gounod
The church viii be open for tho
services Of Sunday all summer at tho
usual hours. The Sunday school will
meet nc 70 noon. Tho mems Bible
class will meet In the church house
at the same hour. The mid-week ser
vice will be held on Wednesday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock In the chapel The
church house on West street, win he
open every night In the week. DR.
Randolph has been attending the ses
slons OF the Student Conferences Al
Northneld Mass. this week but vii
return today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-30
Patriotic DAY FOR
harrison Street
General Charles Bird Among
Speakers for Evening
Service
SCHOOL OFFERING
FOR RED CROSS

patriotism" will be strongly i'm
pressed tomorrow at Harrison Street
n. z. Church. DR.. G. T. Anderson. pas
tor. Prominent speakers and special
music will be features.
In the morning at 1880 o'clock the
monthly communion service Will be
observed and new members received.
In the Sunday school at o'clock. p
NJ. Colbert and others Will make adj
dresses. The school VIII make an Of
fering to the Red Cross. thus cooper
az ng with the schools OF Methodism
throughout the nation IN an effort e
raise on this day 100000 as a gift to
this worthy cause,
A great patriotic mass meeting will
be held in the eveRng at 7.30 o'clock
General Charles Bird. president OF the
state Red Cross organization; the Rev
Elwood w. Jones and the Rev. J. L
Johnson will address the meeting. The
choir will sing special music. The
Mems Glass Nill attend the service II
a body and will sing several selec
tons.