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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

1CidIE % -
xBatted for Hoyt in ninth.
Score by innings: X.
Richrond o10 900 Offs
Montreal -. e.. 100 600 l2o-f
summary: Two-base hit-kohler.
2: Zimmerman. Stolen bases--DdsteH'
Damrau. 2; Holden. Double PLAYS
Corner, Howley to slattsry: Donahue.
Koehler to Distell Hits-of Young
10 in innings; off Corner, Is in
"a Struck out--By Young. 3; by
Corner. i by Hoyt, l. Bases on balls
Off Young, Z off Donahue. !; OF
Gerner. q Hit by pitcher-By Young
fslattery and Zimmerraan). by GER
nrst hv to / and the second 10 70
ner (McGantgan). Passed ball--koeh-
Ter, l. Left on bases-Rfchmond-
-. Montreal. 10. Time hours.
Tmpires-Mullen and O'Brien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday

brooklyn i Pittsburg. 3 tthirteen
tnntgsl
No other games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
BEARS TWICE DOWN
LAJOIE's MAPLE LEAFS

Toronto. July 25.-Sewark Won
both games from Toronto today. the
3 The Leafs could not hit Enznan,
while the Bears made their hits count
in both contests. Score;
Score by innings: X n. =.
Newark 600 nol 2oo--3
Toronto .ooo 900 O1o--l !
Batteries: Epzman and Egan'
Hearne and LaIonge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Second Game.
BIRDS AND BISONS
SPLIT TWIN BILL

Buffalo July 25.-The Birds ana
Bisons split even in today's double
header the visitors swatting out
10 to victoV in the frst game and
the home club getting to ! YER
dict in the good night session Farm
ham who started the hrst game Tor
the Orioles, was knocked of the
mound as was Newton, who essayed
to pitch the second gania-
Score by innings r II. II
Baltimore .020 oo4 1910 Is 3
Buffalo ..120 900 ol2- 4
Batteries: Engle. Onderchak ard
Daley; Parnhanl, Hill and McAvoy.
Second Game
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Buffalo 900 all oo"--4 10 0
Baltimore oo1 900 ooo-l I
Batteries: Tyson and Onslow:
Newton, Appleton and Schaune-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Brooklyn.

=. -. >. so IA 80 "a !
9 for Marquard in seventh.
TOR Meyers in seventh.
Tor Coombs in ninth.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

Miss Willie Walker is summeriny
with her mother at Southampton.
Mrs Hugh Russell ana Miss Kath.
crime Russell are u Atlantic Ctr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

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sBatted for Davenport in seventh
xRan for MAGE In seventh.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
DR.. ALDERSON' TOPIC
/. TO Be PATRIOTISM"
Sermon at Harrison Street
NJ. E. Church Will be
Illustrated
COLONEL RAY TO
DELIVER LECTURE

At 1890 in Harrison Street ". T..
Church tomorrow there will be Chill
dren's Day exercises in charge Of the
primary school,. The pastor will
make a brief address. Infant baptism
will take place at this service. sun.
day school will be held in the after
noon 1t is an Every-Member.Prese
Day with the Mems Class.
In the evening a. 730 o'clock, Ch J.
dren's Day program viii be repeated
DR.. Anderson will preach an illustrat-
ed sermon on Patriotism. the Charac-
ter OF It's Demand" and by certain
physical illustrations the audience
will he shown just the type OF boys
the nation seeks.
A series OF lectures Will be given
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings by Colonelt Frederick Ray
OF London. England The subject on
Monday and Tuesday evenings will bC
Pilgrims Progress" and on Wednes-
day evening "Parsifal." The lectures
will be illustrated by moving pictures
which were made IN Italy with ths
famous artist Alexander Salvini, plav
ing the part OF Christian. assisted by {
cast of more than 100 Of ltaly's bes
artists.
On Wednesday evening will ba givei
'Parsifal." the ancient legend o
King Arthur's Knights OF the Roun'
Table.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
WILL OMIT VESPER
service Until FALL
Children Will Give Program
in Westminster Church
Tomorrow Morning
DOUBLE QUARTET TO
SING TWO ANTHEMS

Chldren's Day win be observed at the
time OF the morning service, 1880
o'clock. tomorrow. in Westminster Pres
bytcrian Church. the Rcv. Charles J..
Candec. 10 D., minister The following
program will he given. Prelude. "Alaicn
in f." Hollis: proccssonal, onward
Christian Soldieisi" PRAYER and Lqrd'
Prayer; song by school. summer suns
Arc Glowine;' songs hy beginners. "'lls
Children's nay," "rtc Daisy Song
Scripture selection. psalm lO0;" pri.
mary boys. song. "little Smbeamsi'
primary girls Scripture reading
prayer; offerory. "The Nenito, Nog
rich; song by school. "~ound the Rattle
Cry" sermon; prcsontation OF awards to
members OF Go-to-Church League; song
"The star Spangled Danncr;' hcnelic
tipn; nostlude, Swoss.
In the afternoon the last of the YES
per services until foll viii be held at
o'clock. The double quartet viii sin.
two anthems. 60. Come 20 Nv Heart
Lord Jesus" by Ambrose. and "Thc Day
is Gently Sinking TO Close by Mat
thews.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
Elaborate Chren Day Programs in City Churches TOMORROW
THREE SURPRISESAND Why
Mr.. NORTHROP'S subject

At Brandywine NJ f Church. the
Rev. v. p. Northrup, d. d.. pastor.
there will be class meeting at $50
o'clock Preaching at 1890 o'clock by
the pastor The morning subject wll
be Three Surprises and Why The
choir will sing the anthem, THE Lord
IS My Shepherd" Lyon. and Robert
Reed and Miss Helen Marshall will
sing the duet. III Christ Should
Come" Merideth. Sunday school at
o'clock The Epworth League devo-
tlonal service az 6.45 o'clock. with spe-
cial music by the Epworth League
choir Preaching at $50 o'clock by
/ the pastor whose evening subject viii
! be "The Joy OF Sins Forgiven" AT this
service Mrs. Paul Orih will sng a
solo. "Close TO Thee" Briggs, and the
choir will sing the anthem And He
/ Shall Reign Springer Prayer meet
ing Wednesday night at 745 o'clock.
and class meeting Friday evening at
the same hour
The Sunday school will hold Chill
dron's Day exercises Sunday, June H.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
SECRET OF Greatness
subject OF PASTOR

The first services in Epworth NJ. T..
Church tomorrow will begin at $50
o'clock with an old-iashionod class meet
ing under the direction OF George W..
Booker At 1890 o'clock the pastor will
preach on THE Secret of True Great
ness The sabbath school will meet az
o'clock The Epwoith League will
hold a devotional service at $50 o'clock.
At 80 O'Clock the Children's Day SER
vice will be held using the following
program "rvo Ways of Giving;' reel.
tations, "ln Rose Time;" "a Christians
exercises. "lhe Bow of Promise" and "A
Bright Greetings; recitatious. Passing
Our Blessings "What God ls;' "Chil.
drcn's Dav;7 song by six little girls
"Spargline and Bnght" exercise. "lhc
Kings Daughter" with song. "lm The
child of the King" pantomime "AbidC
With Me- duet. "Helping One An
other" IN addition to the above the
infant department will also give a shorl
program.
Class meeting Monday night at I.3l
O'Clock. Prayer meeting on Wcdnesda,
night at the same hour Teacher train
ing class after the prayer service. Tn
asnuOh nrovcl Biidle class for womoi
will meet at the home Of Mrs Legatc'
NO. 2S0l Market street Tuesday night
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CHILDREH'S PROGRAM
At SECOND BAPTIST

At Second Baptist Church children's
Day exercises will be observed at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow. The program to
be present follows:
Selection by orchestra; opening
chorus by school; scripture reading;
prayer; greetings by Lydia Stepioe;
singing by kindergarten department;
recitation, Get a Transfer" by Hugh
Jones Lattomus song. by school; rec
ltation. "The Missionary Cake by
Marion Morris; singing. Flowers
Bright" by primary department;
Just Whistle" by nine boys from
primary department; emblematic eX
ercises. "The True Foundation by
IS girls recitation. Somebody Said
It Couldn't Be Done" by Lawrence
Lattomus; singing. Give Smiles Wher
You Can. class OF girls; exercise
Hearts OF Gold" by is girls; singinl
/ by school: Goods Precious Prom
ises," 6 girls from Junior department
reading. Mrs. Virginia Jones Latte
mus; presentation Of Bibles, DR.. Hollc
way; patriotic exercise. salute 20 tn
I Flag" at the close OF the exercis
the audience Will join the school Il
singing the "Star spangled Banner.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CHILDREN have TWO
PROGRAMS At scott

At 1880 o'clock at Scott NJ u.
Church tomorrow the exercises viii
be In charge OF the primary and junior
departments OF the school. Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher, superintendent OF
the primary department. and Miss
Grace Lloyd the superintendent OF the
junior department. with their assist
ants. have prepared an excellent pro-
gram. consistng OF songs, drills. pam
tomimcs. dialogues and reciiations
There will he baptism service con-
ducted bv the pastor az the morning
service
At . o'clock the Sunday school will
meet AZ $50 o'clock the fpworth
League devot onal meeting will he
held. and at 730 o'clock the interme'
diate and senior departments OF inc
school will give the Childron's ia,
program "The College Bell Miss
Thoclman will be assisted In leadini
the music by the large chorus choir
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CHnDREN's DAY AT WESLEY.

Tomorrow will be Childrens Day
at Wesley N. =. Churchs The follow
ing program will be presented al the
evening service:
Singing. by School No 167; prayer.
by pastor: welcome from the primary
room. by John Phillips; welcome
from school by Ruby Canee; song
by primaries. Jesus Loves Little
Children" recitation. Arthur Joet and
/ Dorothy Peters; exercise THE Mes
sage Of the Flowers" by primaries
recitation "To Others Efie Megui-
gan. recitation THE First chill
dren's Day" Ethel rattersall' sons
"IH Be a Sunbeam by primaries
exercise. "Goiss Care by four girls
song. "Daisy Faces by primary
room: flag drill. ten girls; sing
ing by school. No l6S; exercise
"The Flowers Welcome by four
girls: recitation service, by Edltn
Vallian: garland drill. two girls. pi-
ano duet. Miss Purdee and Edna
Peters; collection, rec tation, 10y
Mary Eckman; singing, by the school
I 40. 10: exercise, Soldiers or lhe
Cross" by thirteen girls: addresses by
pastor and superintendent; exercise
bv three boys. followed by the March
OF the Red, White and Blue. SUNDAY
WI be a great day in the history o.
Wesley when forty-nine converts WI,
be taken in on probation. after wnicI
the pastor will preach, Tie SUNDAY
school will meet in the afternoon
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
MR. THOMPSON TO preach
PATRIOTIC sermon

The services at st. Paurs NJ. e
Church tomorrow will be of unusual
interest. At the morning aerNce
Children's Day will be observed ana
the exercises will be given by the
beginners. the junior and the primary
departments OF the school. The senior
department only, of the Sunday
school will meet at O'Clock.
AT the evening service, 7.S0 o'clock
the pastor. the Rev Arthur II. Thomp'
son. ID. D.. will deliver a patriotic ad-
dress ON. "Arm! Farm! Financel How
Every Amer can Can Take Part in the
war for Self preservation and HUI
manity." a sermon in response TO the
governments appeal TO the church. A
rousing song service. conducted ny
Citv Auditor william p. White, will
,,.ccede the sermon. In addition "a
an anthem by the choir, Clarence A
M'nker. of Trinity Episcopal choir
will sing a solo.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
ITALIAN CHILDREN
WILL HOLD Exercises

The children Of the First italian
Pre7bvterian Church Sunday School
will give an excellent program az the
Children's Day exercises at 145
o'clock tomorrow night. The program
follows: D.,
song. welcome Children's Day,
bv the school; responsive Bible
reading. by the school; recitation
welcome. Joseph Curozzi; song
"Josus NV Helper" class OF begin
ners. greeting, ITO Ny Motner'
sarah Caggioni. recitation, The
First Childrens Day" in Italian. Gina
crotini. song. Come With Singlng'
school. solo, Summer No.ces'
Rosie Galuzzio: recitation, These
Beautful Flowers" Rosie McLaugn-
lin. song. Little Sunbeams.' pri-
mary class: recitation, The Mas
ter's Love for the Children Mada-
uno Norabito; sing. praise 10 Coz
is Everywhere" intermediate class
recitation. June Roses. Nilda Gillette
song "The Army of the SUNDAY
school" school; recitation AS
pass Along" Frank Galuzzio; song
al Our Fathers Throne primar.
oIass. solo. "Tell Us Angelina
winutilla: recitation. stand BY You
Colors.' Dom'nick Morabita; song
@Following the Shepherd scnool.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
DR.. HOLLOWAY TO DISCUSS
Il. c. Wells Recent BOOK

At second Baptist Church. the Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway, d. d., minister
at 1890 Childrens Day service VIII
be observed The organ selections
for the morning will be. "Humor-
eske.p Dvorak; "Postlude," Weber
Dallett II. Loomis, Organist. Tho
215 o'clock session Of the Bible scheol
will be omitted for tomorrow. Com
mencing next Sunday the Bible School
will meet at II O'Clock The c. =
Society will meet at o'clock, topic;
"Sins Of the Mind" leader, A. Rae
Dubel
At 7.45 o'clock the evening worship
and sermon will begin Dr. Holloway's
theme will be II. G. Wells recent book
''Mr. Brltling Sees II Through. The
organ selections for the evening wil'
be: AT Evening" Johnston; Prayer
from 'Lohengrin," Wagner; quartet
"God So Loved the World" Stainer
Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. Davis
Donald Lane; solo. Il Heard the Voice
Of Jesus Say" Mrs. Sawyer.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CRILDREN'S DAY At
FIRST presbyterian
Excellent Program Will be
Given by Little
Folks
SONGS, READINGS
AND REGULATIONS

Children's Day at the First Presby-
terian Church will be celebrated with
appropriate exercises Sunday morn
Ing. For many weeks the little folks
Of the Sunday school have been re-
hearsing for the event, and the pro-
gram selected will reflect their
talents as vOcalists and coming elo.
;utionsts. It follows
Selection, orchestra, opening hymn,
~Welcome Children's Day" school;
prayer, pastor; Lords prayer. congre-
cation; welcome. Dorothy Dodelin;
responsive reading, school; song,
Summer Days" inter dept; infant
BAPTISM hymn. by Cool Siloam's
Shady Rill," congregation; needs Of
the field. pastor; birthday offering.
elementary dept; offertory. prayer;
selection. orchestra; song. 81 Think
When Read that Sweet Story OF
DID, junior department; recitation.
Jean Boyd recitations. John Ennis
and Jack Quinn; recitation, Katharine
Way; solo, Robins Song Evelyn
Cornell: Teciations. Evelyn Shade
and Irene Haines; exercise, Helen
Redmne. Agnes Wilhelm. Sarah Mel
vim and beginners department. vio
lin solo. Norman Baer; recitation
"June Roses" Edna Harris; solo. Fl
len Eaton: recitation. "Sunheams.
class primary department; song
"Cheer Up% primary department
recitation. Dorothy Boyd; recitation
Soldiers OF Peace; song No. rs
school: exercise. Garden Roses jun
Tor department. story. by the pastor
sStar Spangled Banner school assist
I'd by Edith Humes; benediction.
The program to be given at i.3'
O'Clock tomorrow by the chorus anl
quartet. follows.
Organ prelude. "Canzonetta." Thorn
as: hymn. THE Star Spangled Ban
ner:" anthem. Arise. Shine Maker
scripture lesson. prayer; trio. SUI
of Ny Soul" Holden. Mrs Anderson
Mrs McMullen and Mr.. Eaton; an
them. THE Lord is My Shepherd.
Brookfeld. Mr.. Pipino. soloist; an
nouncements: offering and prayer o
benediction: duet, "Hark, Hark NJ,
Soui.' Nevin. Mrs. Anderson and Nj
Pipino: recitation. u VIII Offer INT
Thee Burnt Sacrifices" VIII NJ. 5
Brown: air. Come and Hear Ie Tha
Fear the Lord" from Seth Psalm, MI
Eaton; organ "Cavatina" Ran; due
81 Come to Thee" Roma. Mrs. McMu
len and Mr. Eaton; solo, "The Praye
Perfect" Stenson. Mrs. Andersoni al
them Come Unto Me- Brown; qua
tet. "Now the Day is Over" Marks
organ postlude. Pilgrims Chorus
Wagner.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
Church CHORUS Will
Give CLOSING MUSICALE

At the First Presbyterian Church
special children's services both morn
ing and evening The usual congre-
gatlonal worship held al 1880 o'clock
will be omitted The Sacrament OF
Infant Baptism will also be admin
istered TO the children Of communi-
cant members of the church. On ac-
count Of these special services the
Sunday school session will not be
held.
The Christian Endcavor Society
will meet at 6.45 o'clock
At 7gO O'Clock, following the popu-
lar custom OF number OF years, th'
church chorus will give what may o'
considered its closing musical service
for this season. NJ SIS Helen NJ. Wake
field the new orgauist in response e
spocial requests. Will play seNera
numbers during the service.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
DR.. SMILEY TO preach
ON THE TIE that BINDS

AZ West Presbyterian Church there
will be special Childrcn's Day services
at 1880 o'clock. The Bible school as.
sombles at 10 o'clock. The service VIII
include the baptism of infants, appropri-
ate exercises hy the children, under the
direction of Miss Grace Baird. eradua-
tion of q large number from the Teach
ors Training Departments. and the an
nual offering for the Cmrch's home
missionary. There win be no afternoon
session of the school The evening ser
vice win be for one hour only. heginninl
, at 80 o'clock. Dr Smiley's theme VA
/ he "1ho Tie That Binds.'
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
rNITEn PRESRYTERIAN.

The sermon subjects OF the Rev
William Patterson. at the Flrst
United Presbyterian Church tomor-
row will be: II o'clock. Gods Minute
Men or Doing Your Bit 745 o'clock
the pastor will preach a special ser
mon to the children sabbath school
meets al 10 o'clock; mid-week PRAYER
and praise service Wednesday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock: intermediate c. p.
Society meets Sabbath evening at 6.4o
o'clock. Junior Mission Band meets
Friday afternoon at home Of Mrs
NeesOn.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
Farewell ARRANGED FOR
REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD

At the First Methodist Protestant
Church services will be: Preaching at
1O45 O'Clock. by the Rev. Eoen \.
BALDWIN subject: "The Unspeakable
vision of Those Who Are Pure in
Hear preaching at 745 o'clock by
Mr.. Baldwin. subject 'Our a1ne'
The Sabbath school meets az - &
o'clock. The Y. p. 5. c. +. Will NE
with tho City Union at Delaware ave
nne Baptist Church at O'Clock: IN .
farewell service to the Rev Nliiiain
Crawford. - s,,io,
Al the morning service the JUNIOR
choir will give two selections. Az IN, M,
evening service the senior CHOIR WI
sing 20 Come. Let Us Sing " heyser
Mrs Buchcr and Miss NJ. Sweeney So
loists
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
DR.. irwin TO preach
PATRIOTIC sermon
His Subject at Evening Ser
vice Will be DRAFTED or
Volunteer Service"
MRS. HORNER WILL
SING ALTO SOLO

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
will have a Childrens Day service al
1880 O'Clock. when a specially ar
ranged program by the Sunday
school and church will be given
The Sunday school session will be
held at 10 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will join in the service with me
Christian Endeavor Union in a fare
well- service 10 the Rev, william
Crawford The service will be held
In the Sunday school room and VIII
begin at o o'clock.
Evening service at 7.30 o'clock.
Song service under the leadership OF
Prof. Charles T. Edwards, and a
large chorus choir assisted by Miss
VI. Mckinley. cornetst. and Charles
l.. Edwards. violinist. DR.. Irwin viii
take for his subject DRAFTED OF
Volunteer Service"
An entertainment will be given by
Prof. Charles T. Edwards pupils and
others in the church Tuesday even
/ ing.
The regular prayer and praise ser
vice on Wednesday evening al
| o'clock
Tho special musical program for TO-
morrow is as follows.
Morning Organ prelude, Reverie
| in L Calender; special Children
Day Music; organ postlude. March ar
/ +. Bruce.
Evening-Organ prelude. Melod,
IN A. BONN; mixed quartette, Nearer
Nv God 10 Thee" Wilson; anthem
"The Lord Reigneth" Williams; alto
solo. Just For Today" Danks. Mrs
A. A. Horner; male Quartette. "Ih'
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Danks
organ postlude. Finale in p Fiat
Faulkes.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
TO See The END" TO Be
Mr.. CRAWFORD'S THEME

The theme for the sermon tomor-
row morning at 1890 o'clock is TO
See the End" az Central Presbyterian
Church. AT 745 Mr.. Crawford will
preach on "The Search for Happi-
ness" Al 1856 O'Clock Children's
Day will be observed in the Sabbath
school. The Y. p. S. C.. p. will be
led by Harry Conner at As o'clock.
The music for the day is the follow
ing: Mrs Wales will sing The Lost
Chord" by Sullivan at 1890 o'clock.
and Miss Creamer will sing There
is Green HILL" by Gounod. at the
evening service. Mrs Barlow the
organist will play Meditation Le-
maigre: "Alla Marcia" Fox' An
dante Cantabile." Doshayes; Post
lude in c." Alien.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CAMP FIRE GIRLS Will
drill At SILVERBROOK

Special exercises by the children Of
the sunday school viii feature the SER
vices at Silvcrhrook M r. Church tomor-
row. The morning service win begin at
1880 o'clock. at which time the begin
ners and primary departments of the
Sunday school viii hold their exercises
AZ thi. service the pastor, the Rev FL
wood W. Jones, will conduct a haptismal
service. The evening service will begin
at 80 o'clock when the junior and SEM
ior departments of the school will hold
their exercises A feature of this service
will be drill by the Camp Fire Girls Of
the church.
Class meetings will be held Monday
and Tuesday evenings at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
MooPF,s CHAPEL.

The Rev. C.. C. Williams, the new pas
tor of AIoore's Chapel. has created new
inspiration among the members ana a
successful year is expected. The ser
vices tomorrow viii he: Preaching, II
o'clock. subject, "Destructiveness Of
Sin" Sunday school. 3 o'clock At S
o'clock the pastor viii preach on Gods
blessings for Obedience and His Curses
for Disohedieuce'
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
MR.. Smith TO preach ON
THE Pre- eminent name

The Rev II. Framer Smith. pastor Of
the Elsmere Presbyterian Church, will
preach on "The Pre-cminent Name
sunday morning at II o'clock. Chill
dren's Dav viii be observed in the sun
dav school at O'Clock. The newly or
ranized Christian Endeayor Society
meets at 6.5 o'clock. The leader will he
Miss Mabel Work. Topic, "sins Of the
Mind" There will be special music. AZ
S o'clock Mr.. Smith will preach the first
sermon Of series pertaining TO topics
of the day. ARMED Before the Lord
to War is the subject for Sunday night
There will he special music by the choir
and the male quartet at this service.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
CHuDREN's nay AT GREENHTLL

Chldron's nay viii he observed a.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. Sunday school will meet at 93e
o'clock. At 1890 o'clock, In the au-
ditorium of the church an the classes
lof the sunday school will gather and
a specially prepared program VIII oe
given by the children. Bricf addresses
will be given by tho superintendent.
James NJ Smyth and the pastor, the
Rev William Crawford
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
''ESAU IN AMERICA" IS
Mr.. VON Bosses THEME

In Zion Lutheran Church. Rev, s. G..
won Bosse win preach both sermons at
1890 and 7.3O O'Clock. The evening scr
vices will center about special summer
sermons on pithy and interesting topics.
That for tomorrow evening is. "Esnu
IN America Next Sunday the pastor
will speak on "World Kingdom and
Gods Kingdom Tho Sunday schools
meet at $50 and 2.l5 o'clock ON Tues.
day the Jugendycrein meets; on We'd
nesday. the Willing Workers Society; on
Thursday. the Teachers Training Glass
and on Saturday the children's chorus
The last Sunday in this month the an
nual Children's Day viii be held. viii
new songs and exercises This year the
German program will be rendered separ
ately from the English. There will b'
two children's services on this account
morning and evening.
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
"FAITH'S UNQUENCHADLE
OPTIMISM" PASTORS TOPIC

In Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. Children's Day will
be observed az 1890 o'clock. in the
Sunday school building. The usual
Sunday school session will be omitted.
The pastor will lead the Young peot
lplo's meeting ON the subject: The
| Sins OF the Mind"
In tho evening at o'clock the choir
aud chorus will give n special musical
program and the pastor will speak
briefly on: Faiths Unquenchable Op-
timism'f
Evening journal., 1917-06-09
NnPrH RAPTIsr cHURcH.

At North Baptist Church. William J.
Pettingin. pastor, and Edward =. Wash
burn. associate pastor there VIII oe
preaching at 1890 and 7.3O o'clock by
Mr. Pettingu. Morning subject lhe
silence of God: Why Is God Silent
When the World Is on Fire. and Europe
Drenched in Blood;" Evening subject
"Thc Parable OF the Lost Coin Chil-
dren's Dav service az noon. Young peo..
ple's meeting at Gas o'clock, conducted
bv Miss *. +. Strickland.