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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03
z MARYANOWA.

Podlug juz podanego ogloszenia
wczoraj mia} sic odbyG ostatni dzien
bazaru, z przyczyny jednak zyczenia
wyrazonegO przez naszych ~przyja--
ci6{, kt6rymi sic szczyci Maryanowo,
zmuszeni jesteSmy doda6 j~eszcze je-
den dzien, i dla tego w srode, dnia
5go grudnia odbedzie sic ostatni
wieczor bazaru. - w ten wiecZor
beda ~jeszcze sprzedawane akcye ma
rome d%rogocenne przedmioty - po-
czem kazdy otrzyma przedmiot ma
udziaf akcyjny 1 nastapi zakoncze-
ME baZaru. - Bedzie take podana
kolacya. - Kazdy, kto ~jeszcze ME
miai s]posobnoSci bye ma bazarze ma
Maryanowie, moze to uczyniG W $ro-
de / razem z naszymi przyjaCi0imi
przepedziG mile wiecz6r. ProsimS!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03
NOTATKI REPORTERA.

Ziotnik wyrzuceni ma bruk zostali
ciezko pokaleczeni; Kaminski praw-
dopodobnie Sm~iertelnie.
q q .
Wczoraj identyfikowano zwioki ko-
biety najechanej i zabitej przez auto
mObil PREY Will ul. i Milwaukee ave.
W wiecz0r dnia Dziekczynienia, jake
KarOline ~Szczepanik lat IS. Fam.
pnr. 927 Will I'll. Zw}oki identyfikowa-
Ia ciOtka zabitej, Marta Szczepanik,
zam. pnr. 1860 Augusta III.
Trzech zlodziei wczoraj wieczo-
rem ~zatrzymalo i okradio Artura
Wacholca, Fam. pnr. 3511 Armitage
ave-. Zlodzieje kazali Wacholcowi
zamkpaG oczy poczem w%ypr6znili kie
szenie jego ubrania, zabierajac co by
10 wartoSciowego.
o q q
Ma posiedzeniu Towarzystwa ia
ma IIIgo S~obieskiago, gr. 1853 Z. n.
P. ma Armie Polska czionkowie zlo-
zyli $5.25, do tego z kasy wyasygno-
wano $500 - azem vice $1O.25.
q q q
Agenci z biura miejskiego piecze-
TARA NJ. Ellera W ubiegla sobote wy
kryli oSm wlaScicieli SHADOW rzei-
niczych / wiktua}6w oszukujacych ma
wadze. Oskarzeni dzisiaj stawat be
da W sadie municypalnym pred Sc
dzia Edmundem X. Jareckim. Pre-
kroczenia z~wiekszyiy sic natychmiast
po ujeciu kontroli cen artykul6w
spozywczych przez w}adze federal
ne" - m6wil pieczetarz Filler.
q q q
Jutro wieczorem W zbrojownil II.
pu}ku milicyi Stanowej, PREY Madi-
son i Rockwell ul., odbeda sic civil
czenia Kompanii G. IIgo puiku re-
zerwy Stanu Illinois. Kapitanem
kompanii G. kt6ra sklada sic wy
}acznie z polskich zuch6w, jest l..
j. Pietrowicz. We wtorek ub. tygo-
dnia, ma ostatniem Gwiczeniu tejze
kompanii. zapisaio sic dwunastu no
Wycn kandydat0w - Polakow.
!. :. -
Bank Home Bank and Trust
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03

W sail parku Holstein, PREY Oak
ley ave. Ems ul., zOrganizowany 20
stall oddzial CzerVOnego Krzyza. Sc
kretarka oddziaiu jest PM S. Nova
kowska, Fam. pnr. 244S No. Arte-
sian ave.. Czionkinie nowo-zorganizo-
wanego oddzialu zbierac sic beda W
salt parku Holstein W kazdy wtorek
| piatek popoFudniu, gdzie robit be-
da ~ponczochy, oraz szy6 roma O.
dziez dla zuch6w. znajdujacych sic W
wojsku. Patryotyczne Polki zamiesz-
kale W dzielnicy AvOndale, ktore
pragna kika godzin tygodniowo po-
SwieciG piracy dla naszych zuch6w
sluzacych czyto W wojsku hub ma
rynarce prOszone 50 o przyiaczente
sic do zorganizowanego oddziatu,
przybywajac ma zebranie jutro Tub
W piatek. Blizszych informacyi u
dzieli sekretarka PM Nowakowska;
telefonowac MONA Armitage sos.
o q q
Osmio-letnia Genoweta Olejniczak,
S37S Baltimore ave. Smiertelnie 20
stala ~poparzona, gdy matka wywr6-
cfla kocioiek wrzacej woody. Dziecko
umarso kr6tko po wypadku.
o o q
Parma Wanda Jarzembska, 2140
Churchill nj, doniosia wczoraj re-
dakcyi dziennika Examiner, re po-
szukuje Ia swym bratem Kazimie-
rem, kt6ry uciekl z domu diva la
IA temu: Kazimierz. ktory liczy lat
%, ostatni raz pisal do domu kill
ka dni pred Boiem Narodzeniem,
ubfeglego roku. ,Pragniemy, ably on
powr6cii do domu'', mowiia wczoraj
PARMA Jarzembska.
o q q
Ia p~rzekraczanie prawa niedzielne-
20 zamykania wyszynk6w aresztowa-
nj wczoraj zostali - Andrzej Wr6bel'
1888 W. Erie l. i Hieronim Bron, 27S3
w. Chicago ave.
q q q
Tramwaj linii Southern Traction
Co., PREY 26ej uI., W Chicago
Heights, uderzyl W woz ma kozEe kt6-
rego znaidowali sic Wladysiaw Ka-
minski i Jak6b Zlotnik. Kaminski i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03

OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Powiekszanie garazu o. X, PREY
22ei ul. i Marshall boulevard, kto-
rego wlaScicielem jest znany pogrze-
bowy Kazimierzowa, p. Sylvester Pr
janowski, zostafo juz ukonczone.
Obecnie W garazu o. X. znajduje sic
pomieszczenie ma rs samochodoW'
Rozmiaru 5Ox150 stop, garaz budo-
wany Jest Z cegly, a posadzka jest z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03

mierza w nastepnych kilku dniach
sprzedat.
q q q
Sierzant Kazimierz Jarka, stacyo-
nowany przez kilka miesiecy W Hou-
ston, Tex, przeniesiony zosta} do
Great Lakes Naval Training Station,
gdzie uczyG sic bedzie ma operatora
telegraph iskrowego. Sierzant Jarka
jest synem PIP. J6zefa / Salomel jar
k6w, zam. pnr. 1901 N. Ashland
ave a bratem ks. Alojzego Jarkl'
wikarego PREY parafii sw. Jadwigi'
W Gary, Ind.
q q y
Starry 1 ~powazany osadnik Kazi--
mierzowa, p. Andrzei Pijanowski'
kt6ry kilka tygodni temu z rak Mem
ca wykupi} kwiaciarnie pod mr.
3OO24 w. 28ga ul., PREY Whlppie'
naprzeciw nowego koScioia Sw. ka'
zimierza, nowonabyta kwiaciarnie
dai pieknie odrestaurowac. kWia-
| ciarnia p. Pijanowskiego jest jedy-'
ma polska kwiaciarnia ma kazlmie'
rzowie. Ma Kazimierzowie znaJduJe
sic kilka kwiaciarn obconarodow'
| COW, do ktorych dotychczas Kali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03

Policya aresztowala wczoraj ja--
ko ,,slakiera" Lcona WaszkO, 656
No. May ul., lat 90, kt6ry ~poczatko-
wo twierdzii, re ME skonczyl lat 81
i dlatego sic ME regestrowal; pc
d}uzszej przez policye egzaminacyi
Waszko przyznai sic, &c liczy lat %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03
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Sedziowie koronera, W ub. sObote
orzekli. re Tomasz Graczyk, lat 40,
Fam. pnr. 11O1 Cornell ul., kt6ry W
czwartek ~ubieglego tygodnia padt
trupem ma stacyi policyjnej West
Chicago ave-, umarl wskutek krwio-
toku wewnetrznego.
q q .
W drodze do Domu Zjednoczenia,
W celu z~alatwienia pewnych spra-
wunk6w, pugilares W kt6rym znaJ-
dowalo sic okolo $500, pierScionek
i inne drobne rzeczy, W pociagu kolei
g6rnej South Side W ub. sobote zgu-
biia PAM Rozalia Wujek, zam. pnr.
SS45 Manistee ave-, w South Chi
cago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03

Co., PREY Milwaukee i Ashland
aves., jutro rozpoczyna wydawanie
przekaz6w ma pieniadze zaoszczedzo-
ne W TAX wv. nklubie gwiazdkO-
wynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-03
BIuski ma POdarunki
KOfdry i KOmfOrtery

80 bialych weIna mieszanych kolder, pene wielkosci
ma dubeltowe lozko, obrzucane kanty extra CRUDE l
cieple, cokolwiek zbrudzone, dobrze warte
s. - dop6ki starcza, para tylko .........C.fC
10 skrzyn weIna wykoIczonych baweInianych kol-
der ccglaste - bale / szare, pralna bOrta re-
gularne $500 wartoSCi, = an
para we wtorek "a ................ A.L1
Komfortery robOne z dobrej s%anitarnej waty, powioka
z dobrej silkoline materyi, Sredniej wagi, wata recz-
ME %ukladana, dobra $3.50 no
wartoSc, tylko "a 40
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The Washington herald., 1917-09-29

Tonight Supt. ii. w. Kline will con-
duct a testimony service. Sunday at
S p. m. Mrs. H. L. Monroe will speak.
Reports of the years work of the
Vaughn class. of Calvary Baptist
Sunday school, which has been ac-
tive all through the summer, will
be presented Monday evening at the
first club meeting of the fan, and
the officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and afterward in
stalled in office by the teacher, Prof.
Louis d. Bliss.
At the Sunday school service to-
morrow the boys of the Bliss Elec-
trical School, Takoma Park, who
have been given a special invita- ton.
Will be brought in to the class by
Vaughn class men in their automo-
biles.
The eighth season of gymnasium
and swimming classes at Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church,
Tenth street and Massachusetts, av-
enue northeast. will be opened Mon
day.
Swimming and gymnastic classes
for women will be held Monday
and Thursday evening; for men and
boys, Tuesday and Friday even
ings; for girls, Tuesday and Fri
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annual meeting Monday at Ryland
NJ. E. Church. There will be a morn
ing and afternoon session. Miss E. +.
Pierce will preside. The District will
entertain the Baltimore branch w. F.
NJ. s. October 9 and 10 at Metropoli-
tan NJ. z. Church. Delegates from
Baltimore. Washington, Wilmington
and Frederick conferences will COM
pose this body.
The anniversary will be held Tues
day night, Mrs. Don S. Colt presiding.
DR.. Mitchell will bring greetings. Hon.
Carl Vrooman. Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture, and Mrs. w. F. McDow-
ell, wife OF the resident Methodist
bishop. will make addresses.
Mr.. ]. F. NJ. Bowie and Mrs. Wayne
B. Wheeler will sing solos. Local
committees in charge are Mrs. E. L.
Harvey and Mrs. w. S. Dewhirst- The
program:
Mrs. Jackson A. Winner, hospital
ity; Mrs. Charles NJ. Forrest. lunch
con. The sessions are all open to the
public
Metropolitan NJ. E. Sunday School
John Marshall place and c street
northwest. will hold its annual fall
rally Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Music,
recitations and addresses will be
given.
Mrs. Julia Mason Layton will de-
liver an address at Israel c. NJ. E.
Church, First and B streets southwest,
Sunday, September 30, at o'clock.
"Woman's Duty in the Crusade
Against tuberculosis" will be the
subject of an address by DR.. ]. Hay
den johnson, of the Board of Educa-
tion, Monday, October l, at 8 o'clock,
at Israel c. NJ. E. Church. First and
B streets southwest.
In response to an urgent request of
the men Of his congregation, Rev. DR..
]. Milton Weldron, the pastor of
Shiloh Baptist Church, strangers
Home) will hold a meeting for men
only at p. m. tomorrow, and Will
speak on THE Glory of Young Men, y
Prof. A. D. Gilmore and William Reed,
Of Florida will render special musical
selections with Prof. Charles S. Pryor
as accompanist. Soldiers and SAIL
ors in uniform are especially invited
and will be cordially welcomed.
The pastor, Rev. John E. Briggs,
will preach on 1.-The Absent Disciple"
at the Fifth Baptist Church Sunday
morning. A. night the italian Baptist
Church will worship here, administer
the ordinance of baptism, and the
The Washington herald., 1917-09-29
Boy Scouts to Harvest
Corn Crop on the Mall

At a meeting of the Scoutmasters'
club held in the Raleigh Hotel. thirty
two troops were represented.
The problem of harvesting the corn
crop in Potomac Park was discussed.
It was finally decided after many
suggestions to refer the whole mat
ter to the Scout Commissioner.
Harvesting will begin, at a. m.
Prizes will be given to the team seal
ed as follows: One prize OF $50; two
of s2S; five of s12; ten Of 81. and twen-
ty OF g.
1t was announced that new troops
were forming at Lincoln Md. NJ. K.
Church N. E, with DR.. Stuart An
gelo as Scoutmaster The troop at
lexington Presbyterian Church will
have Samuel Jacobson as Scoutmas-
ter. The troop at the Jefferson
School will have Gibson, Of the New
National Museum. Scoutmaster Gro
gan issued a plea for more Scout
masters.
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italian Charms" will sing. On Mon
day night there will be a mems
meeting, at which time Mr.. William
Knowles cooper and others will talk
about work among the soldiers, sail
ors, and strangers in our midst.
"what would you think of a man
who would kick himself black and
blue?" is e. Hez Swem's question Sun
day night, Centennial Baptist Church.
The morning subject is "Afar From
the Father"
There will be a meeting of the Pas
tors Federation Monday, October /,
at II a. m, in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian, Church. DR.. J. z. Walk
er, of the Billy Sunday party, will be
present at this meeting, and outline
the general plans for the Sunday
campaign.
The last open-air service for the sea-
son will be held in Lincoln Park, un-
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A.
and the inter-church committee, next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
address will be delivered by Rev.
Howard I. Stewart, d. D., pastor of
the Second Baptist Church.
In the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
Goodwin. Homer J. Councillor, chief
clerk of the Army Medical Museum
and Library, will speak at the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church Sunday
morning, and Page Mex. Etchison.
religious work director of the Y. NJ.
C. A, will occupy the pulpit in the
evening.
Mr.. Homer ]. Councillor will deliver
the address at the Union Methodist
Church, Sunday evening.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, pastor of
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. North Carolina
avenue, Eighth and B streets south
east, is arranging special services for
his church tomorrow, when he will
preach special sermons and have a
special musical program. At II a.
m, he will preach on Christian Per-
fection," making a distinction be-
tween Absolute Perfection" and mo
Perfection at All" DR.. Bryan invites
all Christians who are interested in
trying to live the practical Christian
life to hear this sermon. There will
be special music by the choir and
solos by visiting singers.
Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross is the
organist and director of the choir.
The Washington District Union of
Young Peoples Work of the Meth
odist Protestant Church will hold a
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Fletcher. evangelist. and Bible teach
er. Of New York City. Mr.. Fletcher
will have charge OF the music OF
the conference
There will be four sessions each
day--at 1919 a. m. , p. m. 200 p. m.
and SEQ y. m.-with a mass meeting
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. We'd
nesday is Missionary Day 10 which
all Of the Women's Missionary So
cities Of the city are invited. There
will be young peoples rally We'd
nesday evening.
The meetings OF the conference viii
be held in the Fourth Presbyterisn n
Church. Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets northwest.
The conference Is held under the
auspices OF the Africa Inland Mis-
sion.
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Bible CONFERENCE
TO MEET in CAPITAL
Three Days Session. Beginning To.
morrow, Is Announced.

A unique INSTRUMENTATION Bible
conference will be held in Washing
ton, beginning tomorrow and lasting
through four days. The purpose OF
the conference will be the same as
That of the well-known Princeton con-
ference which for several years has
gathered together a large number OF
earnest Christian workers in the month
of July. The geneal subject OF the
conference will be THE Victorious
Life and the Missionary Vision" The
speakers will be Robert c. McQuilkin,
corresponding secretary of the Prince
ton conference. formerly associate ed
ditor of The Sunday School Times;
DR.. Virginia Blakeslee, missionary
home on furlough from Africa; the
Rev. o. r. Palmer, home director
for North America Of the Africa In
land Mission. teacher in the Philadel-
phia Bible School; the Rev. o. NJ.
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BOY PREACHER COMES
HERE FOR REVIVAL
Wilson Holder to Preach at Centen-
NAL Baptist Church.


The boy preacher, Wilson Hold
er. 13 years old. from Baltimore.
Nd. begins q series of evangelistic
services Tuesday night. October ..
at s o'clock. assisting Pastor z.
Hez Svem. Of the Centennial Bap-
tist Church. Seventh and streets
northeast. His father. Rev. Rufus
E. Holder. tells how Wilson began
TO preach:
The boy began his career the
irst OF this year. The nrst day of
the new year I began a meeting in
my church, the Riverside Baptist
Church of Baltimore, Maryland.
The meeting went on for few
days with but little interest. not
many in attendance, the Christians
were Indifferent. no one cared. or
seemed to care to be saved. This
seemed to worry the boy. He finally
said to me. Daddy I want to
speak" He had spoken several
times to children and had attracted
some attention. had given an occa-
sional testimony in other meetings.
To encourage him 1 told him he
could speak one night. expecting to
take up the meeting myself and
finish IL. When asked him what
pected him to use one of the sub
jects he had used in the meetings
with the children. but NO." he
said. MY subject Is the Cross" I
said no more. It was marvellous
the way that child not yet IS talk
ed about the cross. He could not
of his own strength and knowledge
have delivered such wonderful
message. The Lord surely was in
the words he spoke. When he gave
an invitation many came forward
and professed faith in Christ. OF
course there was no time left for
me. I was as much surprised as
any one else at the wonderful mes
message he had given and the
large results that followed"
woman's Missionary Society.
The first meeting OF tho season Of
lexington W. C. T. U. was held last
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
William Glib, A Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Annual reports were made of
the years work showing a large in
crease in membership, also financial
gain. Mrs Thorson, Mrs. Anna Har-
vey and Mrs Flora Emerson were
present and enrolled as new members
Mrs. switzer visited the union. Elec-
tion of officers resulted In re-electing
the following: President. Mrs. N. NJ.
Pollock; vice president, Mrs. Alvin
Day; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Eugene 0hlander; recording secretay,
Mrs. NJ. L German, and Treasurer.
Mrs. j. W. Allison
superintendents and their associates
for the eighteen departments were
named which includes many lines of
work. 1t was reported that Mrs.
Catherine Mills had left the city to
scend the winter in Florida, and Mrs.
Sue Todd left yesterday for an in
definite stay in southern California.
Mrs. Charles Butts was named
chairman Of committee to plan en-
tertainment for Sailors and Soldiers
at W. c. T. U. rest room 14ls Penn
sylvania avenue on October 9. The
Social and Red Letter Day depart
nent was introduced by the Superin-
intendent, Mrs. Lulah Fowkes. hav-
ing Mrs Eugene Ohlander read a
sketch Of the life of Frances Will
lard and Mrs. Amy Glossbrenner
read quotations from Frances Will
lard Mrs. William Spaid had the
devo;ionals.
Washington District Woman's For
e!Sn Missionary Society will hold its
The Washington herald., 1917-09-29
SMOKER AND ENTERTAINMENT

Instead OF the regular Saturday
evening reception and dance at the
Y. NJ. H. A. Recreation Rooms. 1871
pennsylvania avenue northwest, there
viii be held a smoker and entertain
ment for the soldiers and sailors. and
civilian strangers in the city, this
evening.
The best local talent as well as
professional talent will furnish the
entertainment
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Tho C.tb.Jr,I BETHLEHEM CHAPEL,
AhS SoehSui al Mount St Albau
Epiphany Church, c Street.

hH'' hANDULPH IT. MckIM, Rector.
Assistant Ministers:
REV. PERCY +. HALL.
REV. EDWARD Il. INGLE.
In addition TO the usual services at 8 and II
a. m. there will be
MILITARY SERVICE
for Sailors and Soldiers at 7:30 D. M, with
patriotic songs and familiar hymns.
The choir will be assisted by Sergeant Wal
ter F. Smith. cornetist Of the Marine Band.
Addresses will be made by Gen VIM. g.
Gorgas, Surgeon General. and Rev Randolph
ID. Mchim, himself a veteran Of the GeJtys-
burg campaign.
A short service Of song at 7:l5 p m.
Entertainment for Soldiers and Sailors on
Saturday evening in the Parish Hall.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church of the Covenant.
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND N ST.
Open Every Day and Nigh
lijniter, CHARLES MOOD.

Minister. CHARLES WOOD.
Assistants. REV. JOHN CARRUTHERS,
REV. CHARLES TEyIS. REV. DAVID wy
LIE. REV. ALBERT BRoOKHOUsE.
District War Commission Secretaries, Office
At church: Rev. Deane Edwards daily. Ss:3J
Rev Tertius Van Dyke. daily. $50.
Young Women's Department: MIS-. W. A.
Coats. Miss Carolyn Smith. Miss Bhr,L~th
johnson.
ohcs Secretary. Mts Helen Scott, to S
daily.
sexton, Mr.. William Collier
SATURDAY, September q. 9 p. m.-Four-
tenth reception. Guests, Sixth Engineers. In
ritation general
SUNDAY.
lOno-Young Mems Bible Forum.
II nO-Morning service. Mr. Carruthers.
10 10 I0o-Flfth Pleasant Sunday After
noon" Officers and R. o. I. c. men N
1ted especially the wives. This is an
at home" with the invitation absolutely
informal and general. and is for all WHO
read this and care TO come. Excerhonal
music, tea, and general meeting Of s.sd
making Of friends Wives and friends in
Vited also.
ip-war Yespers at the EIlipse. Father
Chadwick, speaker. Marine Band plays.
s3o-Young Peoples Wartime Yespe-s, in the
church Organ. familiar hymns Prayer.
An young people welcome.
for ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WHO CONE.
fopT 15-Musical numbers.
TlsI45-United Chorus Singing Special mu-
sic hy NsTin Ladies Quartet.
soe-Rsgllar service. Sermon b5 Mr.. Van
Dyke.
WEEK DAYS
Mouday-Glrls' Night; knitting. Red Cross
Eork, music. Tuesday. p. m.-Chorsl Club for
Tounz Women. Wednesday, 8 D. m.-Evening
-hoir Thursday-7:i5. hymn singing: 9, prayer
srTice: SIS. social hour for soldiers. Friday,
Ia. m.-Xmas bags meeting at church.
SATURDAY. October 8. .. m.-Fifteenth
sception. Guests. Twelfth Field ARTILLERY. All
khers invited, young women and young men.
uniform or serge.
n. B,-sECOND WARTIME COMMUNION.
OCTOBER Il IN CHURCH. PURPOSE IS
10 HELP PERSONS NEW TO WASHING
sON JOIN PRESBYTERIAN, EPISCOPAL,
dETHODIsT. BAPTIST. ETC. CHURCH.
Try TO SEND FOR LETTER NOW.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

Fifth Sunday Convention. Old Masonic TEN.
pie. corner 9Th ard + sts. NV. 10 to lO;l5
a m praise seryice; 1915 to IL noon, testi-
mony; I'D to $50 symposium. four speakers;
D. m. discourse. Pilgrim w. r. Bndginas !:
to 10 p. m. praise service; 20 to D. m.
Biols study. All sslcons. Nc eclsclions
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UNITARIAN.
NOTICE

Articles and advertising for
Church Page must be received
In this office on Friday of each
week by p. m- and not any later
than . p. m. IL impossible to get
In by o. m.
Advertising should be ad-
dressed Religious Advertising
Manager" while news should be
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day afternoons. Special classes for
women in. swimming and gymnssi-
um will be held during the day.
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SPIRITUALITY.
The First SpirituaEst Church

Lecture BY the pastor, Alfrtd II. Terry. sun
day at D. m, followed BY spirit messages at
Pythian Temple. 1912 sth st. NV. second noor.
An Nelcome.
UNDAY EVENING AT P. NJ, REV. G.
LSzl ~Arthan, noted medium, win demonstrate
Immortality. give spirit messages, and answer
questions at F1ynn's Hall. sth and X SITS. NV.
2,oors oren T3o Hear bim-you will make no
mistake. Readings daily 0n all affair
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church scrEI4asT SE cERsSr'
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Services: Sunday, II a. m. and D. m
Subject: REALITY"
sunday school, II q. m. Wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
Reading Ioom and loan library, su Colorado
Bldg. and lso3 Adams MiH I'd. NV.
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Y. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church,
N. Y Ave-, 18th and H Sts.

DIR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.
Music led by Quartet Choir.
ImE m.-Dr. Radcliffe will preach.
100 .. ma CAPTAINS Commission"
30 a. m.-Bible school.
s:S D m.-Christian EndeaTor Society.
Soldiers especially welcome.
Ion. BENJAMIN =. WELrY, OF OHIO,
win address the Mems Class Of the First
Presbytsrian Church Sunday School. John
Marshall place, 10 a. m. tomorrow. All men
invited.
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800 a. m.-Holy Communion.
II 90 a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon. Preach
ing by Right Rev. Lucian Lee Kinsolvng
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BAPTIST.

Z. Hez Sven asks: What would you think
OF a man who would kick himself black and
blue!" P. VI. "Afar from the Father" IL
A NJ. The Boy Preacher, Wilson Holder, Is
years old, begins meetings Tues, Oct. 2 8
P. NJ Centennial Bapt Ch, 7th & Eye me-
E,fkl Z. NEAR 7TH 8. W. (Southern Con-
run Vention) Rev. ]. E. Briggs will preach
at II and 745. Baptism and music by The
Italian Chorus at night. Mems meeting
Monday night. All welcome
THIS EVENING AT O'CLOCK THE
Christian EndeaTor Society Of Calvary Baptist
Church. sth and sts NV, will give a social
IN the parlors Of the church especially for sol
diers and sailors. A good time for all is an
ticfpated, and many Of Uncle Sans men in
uniform are expected to be present.