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Evening journal., 1917-03-28
GRACE ORGAN RECITAL.

Henry s. Frye. organist OF St. Glenn
ents Church, Philadelphia, and dean
Of the American Guild OF Organists,
will play A. the closing Lenten re-
cital to be given in Grace NJ. E. Church
tomorrow evening Miss Elizabeth
Harrison, Of Philadelphia, the newly
engaged soprano for Grace Church
choir, will assist The program fol
.
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
QUEEN DE DANCE.

There is always a lot OF fun and
amusement at Dawsons Queen de
Dance Then, Of course, the dancing
and the pleasant surroundings are al
ways a feature. Tonight there is a
novelty dance.
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
EAsTLAKE MEETING

An evangelistic service viii be held
tonight in Eastlake Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Charles CARL will
be the speaker There will be spe-
cial music. Following the service the
session VII hold meeting.
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SrNMs,

united Press 6Lau correspondent.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
AFIELD, March 2S.-For tile first
time since the fighting in Belgium
at the beginning OF the war, ar
mored cars supported by cavalry
achieved the capture OF a town to-
day.
The village was Boyelles. The ar
mored cars. supported on the north
and south by British cavalry. swept
over the Germans.
The enemy fed precipitately, not
having expected more than a clash
with small advance forces.
The Germans had laid a trap at
B2yelles for what they supposed
would be a reconnoitering guard of
the British advance. But they were
overwhelmed by the strength OF the
British forces no less than by surprise
at the bringing into action Of the ar
mored cars.
Field Marshal Haigs men today
held Boyelles in great strength.
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
Az TIE MAIEsrIc-

Those who saw George Walsh al
the Majestic on Monday won't need
an invitation to see this athletic star
in his newest Fox production, High
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
French Gain MORE
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
Advance Near Leuilly and
Melville in New En-
circling Movement
BERLIN REPORTS
SOME ADVANCES
By The United Press.

by GuAltu ANoGs
PARIS, March .2S.-"French troops
captured important positions in the
region Of Leuilly and Neuville and
made further progress north of the
Ailette," declared today's official
statement.
The war Office reported a heavy ar
tillery duel in progress in the region
east Of the lower forest OF Coucy.
"Ail day yesterday and during the
night" the statement said, heavy
guns on both sides ragged in the re
gon Of Butte de Mesnil and Maisons
de Champagne.
The night was quiet between the
Disc and the Somme and south Of the
oise."
Leuilly and Neuville Sous Marginal
both lie 70 the south Of the forest Of
st. GOban. Progress reported here
Indicates possibly another French en-
circling movement Heretofore the
fighting has been reported from the
north of the forest. Both the towns
mentioned today are southeast OF
Coucy le Chateau. and on the main
road from COucy to scissors.
BY The United Press.
BERLIN. Via Sayville Wireless
March 2S.-The day was quiet for the
majority of the forces on the western
front. according to the official German
war Office statement today. Only minor
actions took place on the Somme anc
Oise.
"The successful fashion in which
German troops are accomplishing
hheir tasks" said the statement, is H.
lustrated by the fact that more thar
1000 dead were counted on the field
Of a section between Lagnicourt anC
Morchies in the engagements Monday
Near lie Fere. Tuesday, the Frenci
lost sanguinarily and failed to ad
vance.
an Champagne south Of Ripon
some French trenches were captured
There and south OF st. Souplet. neai
Tahure 300 French we're taken pris
oners and several machine guns ant
mine throwers captured. North o
Rheims and in the ArgOnne hostile
accommodating detachments which hat
entered our positions were driver
back by a eOunter-attack
ION the northeast slope of the Co
man forest in the Carpathians Ger
man raiders penetrated Russian
trenches blowing up several dugout
bringing back prisoners and booty
On the Magyaros a Russian attac
failed"
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
BY The United Press

BERLIN, Via Sayville Wireless,
March 2S.-Arrests OF high Russian
officials continue, according to Stock
holm information from Petrograd pub
lished by the official Government
Press Bureau today. Admiral Wren
has been killed. il was stated
The bureau said General Wojsjkow
proposed to open all fronts and let
the Germans enter, but the Car re.
piled that he could not betray Russia
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
MzE MzReY

Finance" at this theatre today and TO-
morrow. The added attraction is The
Official Government War Films,
showing the worlds greatest battles.
These are the only authentic pictures
taken by permission Of the British
government and the receipts are for
the relief OF the wounded and blind
soldiers.
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
BY The United Press.

PETROGRAD. March 2S.-Dispatch
from Khieff today declared that the
Duma executive committe had ordered
the arrest of General Ivanoff who had
tried to lead his troops into Petrograd
at the outbreak OF the revolution to
support the Gar At that time he was
turned back
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
Local Treatment
Best for Rheumatism
Roldall Liniment Gives Quick Relief
IL Rubbed In Well.

The constant taking Of medicines for rhea
matism SO drugs the body that after tine
the system viii not respond 20 even 90
strongest stimulants OF purgstives ss..cd
Roidall Liniment rubbed well into ~, ~ nc
! formula Of a famous chemist ~. - bottIe
onous Ingredients Send si.oo ior
/ by mail today. IN
1sOi \. 10th ST. fhn@
Evening journal., 1917-03-28
. E5sISSUyPAT $ Ed
MAGNES'II4'I:l 81 .

Heartburn Belching Sour Acid Stomach.
Gas in stomach ETC.. take a teaspoonful Of
Bisurated Magnesia in half glass Of hot
water after eating. Is safe, pleasant and
harmless 20 use and gives almost instant re-
lief. % neutralizes stomach acdity and
sweetens the food contents So that digestion
j easy aud painless. sold b. druggists
ever flere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04
JOHs B. MESERVE,

NOTICE 10 c6NTRAcToRs "
The Board Of Education OF the City OF
Tuisa, u the State Of Oklahoma, will re.
esiVs BIDS for the erection OF school houses
a. tho locations hereinafter set forth In the
city of Tulsa, Oklahoma the Board re.
ifrying the right 10 reject any and all bids.
sealed bids will be received, addressed
20 tho Board Of Education OF the CITY OF
Tulsa. Of the State OF Oklahoma, in care
u the Superintendent Of Schools, at the
bup.rintendents office In the (old) High
School Building, until the hour OF eight
O'Clock T.. ~, Of Monday, May Ii. 1917
No. l. Celia Clinton School Two TO
Pour Units Buildings, and one Auditorium
building, shIne TO be erected on School site
located At the Cor. Of Division and Louis.
lane s,s, City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
No. 2. Emerson School. Two TO Four
Unit buildings, ono Auditorium building
ono kindergarten Building one Domestic
Hoisncs Building, and One Manual Training
Building same 10 be erected on School Site
located At North 10th and Boston, in the
City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma
No. .. Irving School. Three to Four
pnit Buildings, ono Domestic Science Build.
lnr, snd ono kindergarten Building, same
10 DO erected on School site located at Park
md MAybelle. In the City Of Tulsa, Okla.
homa.
No L. Kendall School. Two TO -Four uni,
Buildings and ono Domestic Science Build.
Ing, same 70 be erected on tho School site
located In tho Town OF Kendall, Oklahoma.
No u, Lincoln School Two TO Four
unit Buildings. and one kindergarten Build.
Ing, and one Auditorium Building and one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04
.2t5 pouINsoN nLpG.

gdp SALE hers its-,,. 10, ,oll, ,160
cash, $40 mnnihDI lev lsfti fa00 zach.
fWJ tbole. cofnst ld. IN ws,, TuissI
ptlssd 70 sell iof The uss, few days only.
u y. Netsl 90A hpli Blds, rhpps OOtb,
FOn AAIT Chmes North Denver hom.
ownT leaving cIiyl eas, IRON, zig rooms,
r6h giFF tSssp. tS ,sp 'io fSo' 'sgg 'oew - houses.
close w. veil osisrn aud frulii rents
ga Phone cot
cLrAn MustorsS property knd ,oms cash
'nf well located Tulsa rssidsnes IoI
inin, hustogee, Okla
ron pAir Cholep fssidanoe lots close Ia /
non. Tulsa hsaliy Co.,
FOh aAIr Nv owner, ~, 10 Houih nauidar
sst~s.s Gouf,h sna Flth. Phone o0pi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04

On BALI bY owner. new. modern. sfoom
buhgalov, ION svs lot. dose IN, immsdi
,n po"syloft Ens. rsssonhbl,I esy
l.m' psfls' lssVihs town. Address o0Af.
ron HALE by ownar-Modsr5 .ir room,
sYd sleeping pptchJ corner io,j Admiral
nyd reduced price for quioL ssls phons
soni, Or r. o. nos 1891
In FesaI pSSa @sSEs EshISS SS'I:ia is.. 'SS.s sS.s
eesl, Owner, phone 1853,
ron HALE-iIou,s AZ 10, North D,GoI,i
Vpygd al once, Dawson Produce Go. Phone
ron sALg Five room, bor Lou,o. large
lo,. close isi $1,000. Tuiss Realty %,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04

rIa. .sf-d u ras I.sa Daily World May
sea- .s-r World PE5.lsa.Eg Com
.11-sC+.LTLOS
e r.s0.I-l0u tsr -lri- :-s necessity OF con.
f--1r.ng f1f fcrr-5r-a 90 .1r the use Of the
c.-y ~ rl.ea ltaao--A !3r PARK and boule.
rt-f purposes -sr-a-- trs.; or parcel Of
1ad 5.1g ID Section H. IrFr.-lp 10 North
i,snrs - 1a8-. asrs.r lt-sr tsicr.b bed. direct
.1x -as l.-T Attarusy "a take the necessary
4.scH 20 l4-8 80 sane Condemned and ap-
1-'>ria-at ta- iiea ,.5is -is. a1t declaring
~ j ss7o1vED q THE BOARD OF
yA1i ..>-. ~ -lt5 % TIE CITY OF
.-c-.o1 e. That 10 a l-t - hereby de.
-ar-f % q as-aasarT 70 condemn and ap.
,-rg-.tt4 f1- --a lss % zee City Of Tulsa
1f.a1o1s t.r gsrk art boulevard purposes
-sat -rar. 1r cs-ssi = ard situated in Sec.
-lts Co1--y CHaAoma, described as tol.
A las 5a-, q Lot /, Section II,
-sraae.s . Nsr,h. Range u East
az -4tt s1t sa-t1 q roadway 10
tss -elsr7 5r...s s-1 containing ninety.
tarss -.-trs.tr8 fs3I acres, more or
So tis fals 5s.-s more particularly
tsff-; = a. io-eFs; BsE.rnins at
cs.-s III fsss sG1ta q the northeast
,1-ssr - sa.1 Lot I and running thence
ts1 f-s- - "a ror-h bank Of the Az.
Earfsf elQsr t1ence 1Orthwesterly along
st.t ae-a 5ane ot aid river go feet
~
E1-ra-sttsrly aoLz the east sida o. said
rsatwsI ss7 feet 70 The pola; Of be-
gfs.-z
sse,.1l q Tha, the City Attorney be and
Es q asFslT s.tloriIed and directed to pro-
.ss4 - taks ssch steps a. shall be necessary
i1F - sy1reoriat.4a of said tract Of land
i1r lss lsr park ard boulevard purposes
~ fsntsr1sti0n proceedings, as provided
~ 80 Garter oi the City ot Tulsa OKLA.
hfzs sEi re Conttit1tioa and Laws Of the
sis.s % Dtstons
see;isa 2. That AL resolutions and parts
81 rssSls'isEs in conflict With the provisions
II tEit rssaI4tl1n, insofar as such conflict
sTists are hsr.bT repealed.
5setl,n .. That en- emergency is hereby
declared ~ rsason whereof it Is necessary
;s- ths Immediate pro;setion OF the public
kssith Gsd safety snd the furtherAnce OF
park and boulevard improvements that thi.
rss1istion take effect from and after its
ASertlon approval and publication
ADOPTED and the emergency clause ruled
upon sspAra,s.J and approved this lst day Of
NAy 1911
APPBOyED this 1st day OF May, 1917.
Attest: J II. SIMMONS,
FRANK NEWK1RK, Mayor.
City Auditor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04

ron RAtt w ovnsf, hvsTooW bupgs.
,odm 81 qe,i Y,o"i ,oJ p sl's,o, ioaslIos
Un south slig viii sell fo' cash NJ bar
gain rtlto Plume 1850 u,
IVUsh md lol N Kendall, si0Ol hali t.sh,
:. Joseph llonnellg sempshH llsA sou's
hsin, 0iis,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04

non r'ir ny rHnet hsaUilnl ias1en,s
la' 'r h-N Fwfl Gosh Phone ioli.
ron pN y Two business igls ons block
sHWl ~ f.hH1lhraseI lip igsl itpnl 100
ist' hrsp. West trisA, Phone pisa ., stss
u address hvs isa. lplts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04

n I >S95 .6ia!7f SsoIa6 No. Two good
Fs.a @ns Es-sr 7rc>a stone house
.-- slgt F,fs cg--l - sss; and south. Big
lHr1 % 8~rsa , n.-ss l0rtEsast; acres
sf-s~1sr-1es seTsrs. pieces 81 land near
i-1srn Mat le 800 I'll clear and owned
= {. ~ taa---iol J3p.!ni No. Box 4l2
5.E stLE-zy 1rzsr .ornsr lot, Eleventh
srd S1-'l Boston sa'; front; $3.50. Phone
X-urrn 81
~ LAE5s-|fsof :1cf, of decided oil
lad f1r .es-e % - royalty basis. Ad.
1--ss y. &. LSgan. Dc1zas Nyo.
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First Christian.

Regular services at the First Chris. 'on church. corner of Ouachita and West Grand avenues. today as fol. lows: Bible school at 9:45. A. NJ. Thomas W, Milan, superintendent. Hear the Sunday School orchestra be. ginning promptly at 9:45 IL is com. posed of four or five of the best mu, sicians in the city. Preaching at Il am. by the pastor Subject, Studies in the Character of Jesus His Breadth" Junior Endeavor under the superintendency of Miss Goldie Dil. low meets at 3:30 pm Senior En. deavor meets at 6:30 pm Subject Service" James 1:19-27. Preaching at 7:30 The local and visiting pub. lie cordially invited to attend all the Sunday services. Take a South Hot Springs ear to the church door Ask the motorman where the church is
 You are cordially invited and VIC as sure you of hearty welcome. This is church just like your home church. w. Garnet Alcorn, pastor
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What Has Gone Before.

The Secret Seven, a band of wealthy and orainy criminals. headed by a mysterious } individual known as The Great Master, hre plotting to wrest from Beverly Clarke. beautiful girl, the vast fortune which has been left to her by her uncle who was Q member of The Secret Seven. Will nam Montgomery Strong, a young club man, enters into the life of Beverly. who ilNes in moderate circumstances with her invalid mother, when he rescues her from kidnappers sent out by The Secret Seven. Strong at fir t mistakes the motives of the girl when in fleeing from hirelnzs of The secret Seven, sne is found in a clothes closet in his apartment and he is compro- missed in the eyes of his hancee Eunice Morton. Afterward he realizes that she ls an innocent girl, victim of a vile plot, and he becomes her champion. She Is seiZ- cd by the gangsters and carried to their rendezvous Strong goes there in disguise, puts up 6 terrific battle with the thugs, and his life is saved only by the timely appearance of the police. Agents of The Secret Seven get Beverly out of the den by means of disappearing room and take her to q house in which lives Git Sin, Chinese hypnotist Strong is carried to his home ana put under the care of girl detective. Miss Tredwell, who wears the costume of a nurse. An assassin sent by Dr. Zulph. one of the arch -conspirators of The Secret Seven, and wearing a sable hood, ereeps into tho injured mans room and prepares to kill him.
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with him. There was a jam in the doors. Zulph swore and kicked at the man who had crowded into the space with him. and then The Shadow emcrg- ed, smiling and triumphant.
 "l got the paper" he said. Its writ ten in Chinese. You read it' Wee See did And, being somewhat American ized. he whlstled softly.
 This paper say he translated, "that Git Sin is writer Git Sin say he won't mix in with girl in his house. He scared. You know what tbat means, Mistah Shadow? It means Miss Clarke, she in Git Sins place, and l know where that is
 "Wee See, you're a wonder cried The Shadow Come on, tell this to De tective Ackerton." Wee See did. Ack- crton hurried to Strong's home with the Chinaman. He related the encour- aging tidings to Strong.
 'I am going to send Wee See to Git Sins place and see if he can learn any thing" said the Chief of Detectives.
 Let me go, too" pleaded Strong
 Are you stark madf" asked Acker. ton Don't you realize that you are an invalidt"
 Wee See" said the clubman, you promise to come right back here and tell me what's going on =
 T mind you smiled the little Celes- tial, and then he was gone. A fellow countryman fitted him out with Chi ncse clothing and he had no difficulty in finding a place as a Chinese musi- clan in the establishment of Dr Git Sin, who did not suspect him because of his race.
 The willy Wee See soon learned just how the land lay regarding Beverly. Attired in a Chinese costume she was being held a prisoner in room there. Git Sin had taken a violent fancy to her. and his white wife was insancly jealous Wee See hurried back to Strong.
 Girl need help he announced. "Git Sin heap care for her but he won't put her to sleep and make her talk. They
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until their tasks are done. William Strong's task in life was not done. And so Fate did not permit him to Gle As the sable hood stood over the young clubman, with knife uplift- cd, another emissary of The Secret Seven, wearing a black mask, slid n0iselessly into the room and seized
 arm of the assassin just as it wns
 .inning to descend.
 The Great Master has sent mo, he whispered. "Zulph's order is can celed" The black hooded assassin sheathed his knife, and the two con spirators vanished from Strongs path way to seek other channels of crime. One of them telephoned 10 The Great Master that the order had been deliv- cred in time. The crime leader smiled eynically as he received the tidings. And then q strange thing happened. Wee See, Strong's Chinese valet tip toed into the room where The Great Master sat Tue leader of The Secret Seven saw him and gave a start, Now Wee See knew The Great Master, but not as the leader of The Secret Seven. He believed him 10 be a man of wealth and integrity who was interested in Strong,
 You must give help, said the China man. Heap trouble. My boss beat en up. Girl he trying to save still held What about it?'
 awee Soc said The Great Master. "twhen you can talk to NIT, Strong ad- wise him not to try to find Beverly Clarke. You sabeT
 "Me sabe." replied the ferret eyed Chinaman and bowed his way out of the room. It is characteristic of the Oriental that he observes much and seemingly knows little. Wee Sec knew Dr, Zulph had an office not far from Riverside Drive In his determination to help Strong he made up his mind to trail Zulph. Reaching the willy doc tors office he was surprised to en- counter that peer of police inform { CTS" The Shadow.
 ' "Zulph will be along pretty soon" s said The Shadow See those swing ing doors? I'm going through them with Zulph Tell you more when come out" \ few minutes later Zulph appeared He paused. took slip of paper from his pocket, peered mtently at it, then crammed it into side pock ct of his coat and started through the Aswinging doors. The Shadow went
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send for another Chinese doctor to dc that"
 Then .'l be thc Chinese doctor, - Strong announced "I'm going to Cir Sins den lou get the police must save that girl As quickly as his wounds would permit he put m some clothing ard crept out of a window so that Miss Trcdwcl would not know of hi intention
 Meantime Beverly in Git Sins den, Was on the verge of insanity as the re suit of the ordeal through which she vas IaSSing. Fideous Chmamen brought her food which she would not touch. Git Sin sought her favor in q manner that suggested she was pass ing through nightmare He stood be fore her his two hands hidden in his sleeves, lecred and spoke pigeon Eng liSh." The frightened girl could only turn her head and tremble,
 Then there was much commotiqn in the den. The Chinese doctor who was to east a spell7 on Beverly and thus force her to tell where the treasure was hidden had reached the place. With much kowtowing he was led be fore Beverly and left alone with her. She glanced at him and toppled for ward. half faiutiug The visitor gazcd quickly at the door through which lie had entered. He stopped over and whispered.
 Beverly, do not be afraid. It is I, William Strong. See" And here he tore off his disguise.
 'I promised to find you and have. " he said "We're both in the same danger now. Forgive the brutal things ] said to you that night, and then what ever comes we'll meet il together"
 Beverly turned her head away from him Even in the peril that confront ed them she coulC not help thinking of how she had ideaized Strong as her hero and ot how. when she was found in the clothes closet in his home he had faced her angrily and accused her of seeking 10 trap him As she thought of these things Strong knelt before her He said not a word. bun gazed appeaiI gly at the girl. He had risked his life to enter Git Sins dpr and shield her As that thought flash ed upon her she faced him. radiant with au innocent love.
 Forgive yonT' she murmured. Why it is that should ask forgiveness for dragging sou into this trouble
 u.nd of Chapter NiIl
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Oaklawn Baptist.

Sunday school at 10 am, J A. Chitwood. superintendent. Preaching by the pastor, II F. Kirkpatrick, at II am. and 7:30 pm. Morning sub jedt, The Two Ways" Mt. 7:1314. Evening subjec., Faith" Mk, 11:22, Prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 D. m. If you want to worship with a people that have the Old Time Re. ligion we cordially invite you to come to Oaklawn Baptist church. Church located one block west from end of Oakawn car line
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Evanae Ilcal lutheran.

This Sunday afternoon, March 4. the Lutherans of our city. their friends and visitors of our city will have the opportunity of hearing Len ten sermons both in German and Eng fish at l pm. at the Auditorium hall, second floor, opposite the Rock Island depot. Dr. Adolph H Poppe of Lit. tie Rock comes to our city once a month, and is the only protestant minister that breaches in German in our city. Everybody is cordially in- vited to attend.
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St. MarNis Catholic.

No. 100 Central avenue. At am. mass and holy communion; g am. low mass; l0:30 am. high mass and sermon; 7:3Q pm, rosary instruction and L ediction. On weekdays, mass every morning at 7:30. Lenten deyo- ..uns Wednesday and Friday evenings a, 1:j) On Sunday, March IS, our Mission given by the Dominican Fathers Fill commence. You are cor dially invited to these services. WU- l,I- J. Carroll, pastor.
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First Baptist.

Court and 1Xchanee. Sunday morning at ii and night services at S. Special music by Hot Springs Male Chorus, with Rev. Wm Alderton of Canton, Mo, in the pulpit Sunday school opens at 9;30 with I. R. Johns, superintendent R. Y P U. at 6;30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7.30 with the Sunday school in charge. The church is down town, near Arkansas National Bank, and the end of Bath House Row. Visitors are cordially invited to attend all ser vices
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St. Johns Church.

West Grand and Ouachita avenues. Second Sunday in Lent. At o'clock am, lew mass and communion; at 9 am, low mass at 10 am, high mass and sermon; at 7;20 pm, Way of the Cross and benediction. Mass on week days at am. Evening service at 1;30 pm. On Friday, March 9, there will be celebrated the Feast of St Francis of Rome with high mass al IS am Everybody welcome. ]. Eugene Wejbel V. F., Rector.
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THE CHURCHES
First PreshYterian.

Corner Wilmington, near Central avenue. Stone building Rev. C. F.. Hickok, pastor All cars 10 the church. Worship and sermon at II a. m. and 6;30 pm. Bible school at 9:45 am. with the Westminster Adult class lat 10. Junior Endeavor at pm Senior Endeayor at 6:30 pm. You Twill find cordial spirit in this con gregation and a hearty welcome to all of its services.
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St. Luke's Episeo

Corner Spring and Cottage streets. Rev. A, k. Llwyd, rector Second Sunday in Lent, Holy communion at 7:30 am. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. Holy communion at II am Eve hing prayer and sermon at "a pm. Ladies Aid meets on Monday a. 8, the Woman's Auxiliary at 1, and the Daughters of the King at $ D m. Lenten services on Wednesday and Friday at 4:15 pm. Choir practice on Wednesday at 7:3Q pm.