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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
DIRECTS
BONDS Be PAID
uvxHAI FoB191TURHS AND CA
PHASES WHEY CRHnNAL
DOCKET Is CALLED
peruurrsrs to Number Of cadictuents
VIII - Argued Before Judge
Robinson On Saturday.

rhe criminal docket was called IN
criminal curt yesterday. Demurrers
were interposed to q number Of indict-
rnents and were set down for arguments
on SATURDAY.
The bod OF Edward c. Ledner. charS-
ed with embezz1ement from the Bren-
nan-Lalanoe Dry Goods company. was
forteitet. Charles KirchGessner and w.
J. Milo pleaded guilty to- forgery
Charges Sentence was deferred In each
case. several other pleas Of guilty were
entere. Capiases were issued for sew
eral pisoners. =
Cass were acted upon as follows:
Edrard O. Leiner. embezz1arnent; bond
forfeited
: gully: sentence deferred
v J.. Miller. forgery; Same action.
Pwey Chambers. forgery; passed to
Saturday,.
Ibert Smith. stealing watch: plea Of
e,lty; sentenced to serve four months
iIjail. Now doing six months for pistol
ting.
Frank Busktrk, assault: Plea OF guilty.
Eli sentence Of months. Now doing
line on similar charge.
John Wenski. attempting criminal as
sault. Demurrer to be argued Saturday.
Mike Doe and Nick Roe, killing Anton
Paro: capiases issued.
Chas. J. Cox, Enforcement: captas.
Cleo Burnett, felonious assault; de-
murrer to be argued Saturday.
VIM. Moran and Joe White, highway
robbery; bonds forfeited; capiases Is
sued.
Louis Costello. assault: demurrer to
he argued Saturday.
Dan Dean. short measure; bond for
feited; capias.
Henry Hoehle. Yost law; demurrer
overruled. Set. for trial May Is.
James Ice. shooting with Intent to
kill: capias; bondsman directed to pay
bond.
Joe Lolas, shooting with intent to kill;
capias.
John Cooper. murder of Rosie Hughes:
captaS.
George setbert, Yost law: trial May
Is.
W. E Wine. Tost law: passed to Sat-
urday.
Angelo Lcrendo, Yost law; bondsman
directed to pay bond.
Appeal Cases.
G. l., Re1ster. reckless driving: trial
May %.
Mary Yensen and Joe Kusensky. I'M
lawful association; trial May rs.
George Scott and Mrs George Thomas.
unlawful association: trial May rs.
Nick Smith, Yost law: trial May %.
Floyd Stewart, Yost law: trial May %.
Harry Bowers. Yost law: May %.
VIM johnson. Jr.. Yost law; trial May
80.
Mrs. Chas. Hill, assault: trial May %.
city Appeals.
Harold Bloch shedding. trial Nav 81.
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VALLEY ATHLETES
TO COMPETE HERE
HIGH SCHOOLS OF OHIO VALLEY
WILL TAKE PART IN o. v. A.
A. FIELD MEET.
Events VIII Be Held Saturday In west
Virginia State Fair Grounds
Hundred to Compete.

Nearly "A hundred athletes ~ hiEh
schools Of ilIr Ohio Valley Athletic as
Horiatiun will b. here Saturday. pHrilcI-
.patinS in the annual track and field meet
to b. held III the state fair grnundS Oh
tho Island. Competition VIII b" or d
silver trophy cup now in IN" hands u.
the Martins Ferry High school. winners
nf last years meet.
I'ruviuing tn" weather l. good anu
tn. track light. many records are en-
I,"rt"d To be broken.
Wheeling. Ii"llnIr". Martins FERRY. Ga
Ih"dral. MnundsVillc. New NHrinSElue
SiSt"rSvillc and bridgeport liISh srh""i1
will probably have the lHrG"si uulnhct
Of candidates IN the meet
Officials IL handl" thu meet wrr" an
nuunccd as follows
Prof. ]. {. Miller. !. NJ. c. ~. ref rec.
.IudgrS--Carl Koch. i"lltllr": Charles
Campbell. Martins Ferry: Mir. Jeweli
Wheeling.
Startrr--I. II. Thornton. SiSlrrSNlitc'
Timrrs--,; Snodgrass New Martins
vilir: &. t.. Holden. Lin>ly institute;
Guy Peoples. cameron.
ScorcrS-liarry lIrIdc. li"llairr: Mel
willie Stewart. Triadrlphia.
Observation-Disclosures Bernard. Ca:he-
dral: Mr.. Ecfaucrn. W"llshu:G: w. ~
Cope. Muuudsvill".
Announcrr-kay Reed. Wheeling.
Field PhySici;tn--ur. II. T. Best.
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CHEVROLET GOES AT
1O2-MILES AN HOUR

INIONTOWN. Pa. May ?.-Thc
y...lthcY was perfect this afternoon and
the fiftccu cars entered i'll the profess
sional universal trophy race and twelve
cars in the dealers rae" were all on the
track for Il final try out Chevrolet
broke his previous track record of 100
miles all hour ny going Il lap at IL speed
of lUo miles an hour. nldhcld. DcPalma.
Lewis. lErarur. Vail and Milford were
just u little ,hchnd tho French speed
uemon.
Tho first rae" will start 1T l:30 TO-
morrow and tn" big race AT o'clock
ESperts expect Il broken record and the
M st bitterly contested race ever run.
Tn. weather will HAY" no bearing on
the race being run OH schedule. as moth
Ing short Of = driving rain at the hour
of the start can affect tn" drivers and
ears. The weather tonight is clear, and
prediction for tomorrow is i&'r ana
warmer w
Aviator nrlloyl Thompson will give
his dar" devil loop-1hc-lonp flight be-
tween tho two races. The city is swarm
ing with AUTOMOBILE" and aviation fans.
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TO OPEN
SEASON here SUNDAY
Martins Ferry Team Will Play Richard
Guys Strong pittsburgh COL
leeIaLs" at League Park.

Tho All-Stars will "I,cn their season at
central I..agu" Park n"Nl sunday, WIN
M. strong Pittsburgh i'"li"claus aS thor
M moments This club WAS urGinIH'u NJ
teen years asu and is composed or
strictly college players recruited from
the leading universities and colleges or
tn. country from year Ia Year. Inc
team is curr"n"h by !'"' THOMPSON:
r,r,r.r Ti, SIR Sl"!nhrrHnrr. OF
i, mn, will play second: EutcIim. of Penn
stat will PLAY .;hurl: i;id;;" At M">i-
minister VIII catch: with ';""rG' ri i"nt'.
and CharIry l;n:r"ii. tho T"t"''r t"rh"li
ard MI Nn,rrIcHn uunrtrrhIcK VIII 40
Nh pitching
TIN. IcH, * managed lay Richard Guy:
snortlus r..itnr ~ IN" "IinE"ti" Times.
LinrrnSki ut H." st NarAS team. al lhH
luirr-SIat" L,a%Gr last season. anu
former rltt sta". "Id ii"wrr" Will Il"
Tho nitrhinr for MANAGER t.aSl"n'S ;"am.
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CHICAGO. May S.-June 18th will be
War Cause Day at the Chicago speed
way.
Previous to yesterday. this date, re-
served for running Of the third annual
Auto Derby, was printed In red only on
the sporting calendar. Now 1t means
far more. June 18th will be made a pa
trtottc fete day on which the parttct-
pants in the events TO be held al the
Chicago speedway as we'll as the spec
tators that turn out to witness them
can do their bit to swell the funds that
are needed for purchasing military am
balances and carrying on the Red Cross
work and the Soldier Relief campaign.
At a meeting yesterday, the Officials
of the Speedway Park Association de-
clded to turn over the proceeds OF the
military, motor and athletic fete to the
various war causes, an executive com
rntttee composed Of fifty prominent ctti-
zens Of Chicago, to determine how this
money shall be distributed. The feature
mile anto derby but in addition to this
speed classic, there will be mtlttar!
drills by high school cadets and national
euardsrnen, exhibition flights by aero
plane pilots and aviation corps students,
polo matches between teams from Lake
Forest, Fort Sheridan. Wheaton and
Speedway Park, field games IN which
amateur athletics from the University
of Chicago. Northwestern Csiverstty.
the Chicaxo Athletic Associatton. the IL
ltnois Athletic club and other athletic
organizations will compete and non-pro-
fessionG automobile race.
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TWO FOE DETROIT

DETROIT. Mich. May e.-Detroft
won both games Of double header
with Cleveland today. to l and to J..
through the pitching Of Ehmke and
Carroll Jones, aided by timely hitting.
Detroit went into the lead in six inn
ings in the first game when two hits
and a base on balls Melted two runs. In
The second contest the homo team
pounded three pitchers for is hits. scor-
ing eight runs in the first three innings.
Score:
First game RH.E.
Cleveland 30 o l o 90 0 o 0-1 3 2
Detroit ....1 0 0 0 0 2 o ! - 6 4
Klepfer, Coumbe and ONeill; Ehrnke
and Spencer.
Second game r. II. e.
Cleveland 20 0 0 0 0 / Q 0 Oil I
Detroit ..2 4 0 0 - l6 o
Morton, Lambeth, Gould and Billings:
Jones and Spencer
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L|NSLY CADETS LOSE
TO CATHEDRAL, 1873
Fast G7mc IT Tunnel Green Yesterday
Won BY Cathedral Cadets In
Easy Fashion.

cathedral hlgi .,chn"l baseball team
doubled ;h.. ~,.,r.. IN iE" I.nSi% lnStl-
tuIr min" Yesterday IL q. ra>; gam" ON
the Tunnel Green -r"unds, Tn" ilnai
Sror" Was Ii - \ :;'H, VII" rit"h'"
for ihc ra,l"is had ~ L hld frames. The
Hrst and ;Ir eighth. allowing zen va
thrdral men a. eros. Tia" plat" IN those
innings l..". pitching for Cathedral. on
the othrr hnud. Nv 'rl"d Il steady game.
allowing hui seven scattered mus.
'rh" l.in>ls r:.Gr'< started the game
with :: y..n"rrau,,. N"nkrnillrr. first
man UP -" u"ii "ut. Farmer flied out 10
Madden in h"tt ri"i,.. Russell raped
SOS delivery fur Il tire" has" hit. Anh
tried H'airi Ia bring him In
hut hit an cps! on" for The inllclders.
Thu. Cathedral bows IN their fran" had
j, easier j. t;urSurh co, n two base hlt
and E.u Sa"r;Ir"d. NiGg"m"yCr and
McI;urnur w"rc rushed across the plate
on singles 10y Nnmyo. I1ail"r and Clark.
S,.n+,. nv innings: K. II. T..
l.iuslv ta:;cis 80. ~: l"2 OIL
t'athc.lkal ........ iIn III lh--l6 IA b
l!alIR.i,..-- I:"Id and ';r"cr: Lee. Eanyo
and iIallcr.
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MOUNDSVILLE WINS A
LOOSELY PLAYED GAME

In loosely played game Yesterday
.,ftcrnoon on the Fifth street bal!
grounds. Moundsville. the high school
team Of that place defeated the Wheel
ing High school team. IA 10 D.
Both pitchers were touched freely for
bits. Conner and Hemphill. t~lrl!hs TOT
Aiomndsyille. both did good mound work.
Erratic fielding married the game. Score;
,,c,nasviIc ...1 il IS 3
Conner. Hcmphil and Lutes. BOUNDS
and Plummer.
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FIN E S H I r T S
A T S /. 5 o.

DAN II says:
a primary is just as i'm
portant as an election, be-
cause the good men must
win to-day to be in a posi-
ton to win later.
A good shirt is just as
important as a good suit Of
clothes because unless you
have the one you reflect
on the quality Of the other.
The Earl G. Wilson
Shirts, on which we are
specializing to-day at
$1.5O each, could not be
purchased again to retail
at less than $40
1t is your opportunity
to secure a fine shirt at a
low price.
Weather for to-day:
Fair.
AHLn
C~~N"
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C0OMbS BLOWS
Up; CUBS WIN

BROOKLYN. May 9.--ChlcaE" began
its eastern invasion to-day by defeating
Brooklyn To s. The home team had Il
three run lead up TO the sixth inning
when Coomhs blew up and WAS knocked
out of the box In the seventh. Smith
was no better. Ruether started for the
cubs but was hit hard in the first three
innings Prendergast held the locals
down and Aldridge, who pitched the last
three innings. retired nine men in row.
Rollie Zeider made Il double and three
singles. driving in four runs and scor-
ing two himself Srorr: X. H. l.
Chicago 0Uuu"32 O. |"
brooklyn ......2 o 90 ~ T.
Rcuther prcndcrgaSt. Aldridgc and
Elliott; CoomhS. Smith and Miller.
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NATIONAL TO MEET.

NEW YORK. May ?.--Prcsident John
X. Tcncr. of the National League, has
called Il special meeting oil tho clup
owners and league officials to be held
in this city Saturday. This action is
In accordance with the custom estah-
lIshed two years ago when It was found
desirable to hold a general conference
each spring during the first trip east OF
the western clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
VICTOR CARLSTROM,
AVIATOR, IS KILLED
AS AIRPLANE FALLS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May g.
Victor Carlstrom, aviator Instructor at
the Atlantic Coast Aeronautical Sta
ton here, and Carey B. Eppes, OF
Newport News an army student avia-
lor, were almost instantly killed to-
day when their machine collapsed at
an altitude of about $500 feet.
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GROOM HARD HIT

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 9.-Chicago hit
Groom hard today and won from st.
Louis to 2. Two singles and base
on balls gave Chicago its run in the
second. In the fourth q triple, a sacri-
nee fly. two singles and double METER
three more.
ST. Louis routed williams in the first
inning. getting two runs on walk, a
single, a double and a wild pitch. CT
cote who replaced Williams held the
locals scorcless thereafter. Score:
Chicago ....olo8 0 o 0 o. ~ /
st. Louis - 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o. 6 l
williams. Cicotte and Schalk; Groom
Hamilton and SEVERED.
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OUT OF FOOTBALL.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May 9.-The
board Of athletic control of the Cnirer-
,sitr of Minnesota at Il meeting late to-
idar decided that the institution VIII
take no part in football this year and TO
abandon the 1911 track and field meets
Scheduled after the dual meet here Sat
urday with Nrhraskn. The decision or
the board will remain lnl effect until the
conclusion of the war.
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WITHDREW DEMURRER.
Tyler uon and Metal Companys Bank
rupty Case Referred to Referee
Cumm1n1. =

In the bankruptcy matter of l.. Sil"n
and Ben Rudncr. trading as the Tyler
Iron and Metal company OF SistrrSvillr.,
tho defendant withdrew it's demurrer
Yesterday and an order of adjudication
and reference was entered by Judge
Dayton. referring the case TO Referee J..
(Hp,,,poinS =
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Don't forget GUS Marschner for
Councllman-at-larg my6g
\NTS GAME SATURDAY

Wheeling Can company baseball
team. E very DESTROYS Of meeting some
other baseball team in or out of Wheel
INK on Saturday May 12th.
Any team having an open date for
Saturday can call ". Y. Goar, Bell
phone, Wheeling 1908, or National.
Wheeling, 1929.
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SENTENCED TO GRAFTON
Judge Dayton Orders witness Who Got
on Pair Of Jagg to Tay1or's
Metropolis.

bob Woolard OF Grafton. who was
summoned at two different intervals
this week to appear aS Il witness against
alleged bootlegEars in federal court and
upon both occasions no was drunk. was
brought before Judge Dayton yesterday
and sentenced to Grafton for an un-
limited time Tho court had marshal
accompany Robert to tho train.
Bob" gave the court considerable
annoyance while here. He was sentenced
to Jail to sober mp shortly after his be-
lated arrival the FIRST time In court
When he was wanted as = witness Tues
day he was reported drunk. y captas
was issued for him a"d h" was again
Jailed. Robert said - got lonesome
here and went TO bridgeport where it
was more lively That was his only OK
s+ise for being such u "cut-up"
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TWO base hit-Rice. Three base hit
Hooper, Smith. Stolen baSes-Hoblit-
zell .. Sacrifice hts-Barry. Milan,
Walker. Ainsmith. Scott. Hoblitzell.
Sucrifce fly-Hooper. Double play
Scott TO Hoblitzell Left on bases
Boston 8; Washington S. First base on
errors--Bos ton !. Base on balls-Off
Mays 8: Off Shaw 3. Hits and earned
runs-Off Mays. hits. 3 runs in in
niags: off Shaw. hits, 2 runs in Q
innings. Hit by pitchcr-By Mays. Milan
and Mcbride. Struck out-By Mays 6;
by Shaw j. wild pitches-Shaw, Mays.
Umpires--Owens and Dineen- Time
1.S9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
ELLIOTT COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL is EASY WINNER

The Elliott Commercial school naSc,
,,oil foam was an easy winner over the
ShadTsidc High school on the latter,s
grounds yesterday afternoon. to =
Hilton, Jergur and Cook were the bat
ieries for the business men.
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Last November Carstrom made a
fiigh, from Chicago 10 Governors ISL
and. with stops in about &c hours. He
was 10 have made nonstop flight,
but a leaky gasoline tank forced him
10 descend at Erie and later at Ham
mondsport, where he spent the night.
He broke the long distance American
rprord on the first day.
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WEST LIBERTY
IS DEFEATED

FAIRMONT, w. Va. May 9.-Wrst
Liberty Normal was beaten here today
by the F'airmont State Normal baseball
team. ) to >. The game was one of IN"
best that has been played here tins
spring. Witchy for tn" visitors. and
Ramsey for the locals. pitched alr-tight
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OUT OF THE GAME.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May Carl We'll
man, pitcher for the st. Louis Amari
cans. proba bly, will b" out OF the Eanio
for the rest of tho season. Physicians
have advised him that one of his kidneys
be removed.
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WASHINGTON IS
VICTOR IN RALLY

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Boston and
Washington split even in a double head
rr here today. Boston won the nrSt
game. in which Shore outpitched Du-
mont To !. in the second game with
the score Il tie. to 2 in the eighth,
Mays passed Milan and n double by
Rice and Smiths triple gave Washing
ton two runs. Boston's rally in the
ninth fell short. Score:
First game
Boston ...1010 00I10- o
Washington .....1 0 O000 o. 3
Battcries-Shore and Agnew; Dumont
and Henry.
Second game
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
II BOSTON, /: Washington, !.

ii y Boston. 1 Washington. l.
(2) Washington. 1: Boston, 3.
N)petroit. i cleveland, |.
(@)Ueiroit, .: Cleveland. |.
Chicago. 1 st. Louis. 2
G)--First game. t")-Second game
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Today'S Gam OF.

In Boston.
ST. Louis in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in New York.
Chicago in Brooklyn
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

chicago. :: Brooklyn, 3.
IhllarlcIrhia-St Louis. rain.
New York-Cincinnati. rain.
oSton-PiltSburgh. rain.
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-dny's Games.

New York in Chicago.
Boston in Detroit.
Philadelphia in ST. Louis.
Washington in Cleveland.
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AMATEUR NOTES

The Tigers. Of South Wheeling, -chal-
lengc anf@ l4-l5 year old team Tor
game Sunday.
The RilriIie school nine defeated the
Mozart school yesterday afternoon, G-3.
The Tigers. of South Wheeling, In a
close game defeated the ST. Paul Jun
iors Yesterday afternoon, II to II.
The Ir. l}araca Bible class Of the
Stone church Of Elm Grove, challenge
any II to IL year old team in wheeling
or vicinity for game Saturday morn
ing. ST. Paurs preferred. For arrange
ments call IN r.. G.. and ASK Tor
Raymond.
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B|G AUTO RACE
FOR WAR CAUSES
CHICAGO SPEEDWAY OWNERS DE-
eide TO GIVE FROCEEDS
TO GOVERNMENT
sp,cl,l Di,p..es to tns ln..1rI.uc<.

Annual Darby Day Will Bs Featured By
Classy 1ItNtaxy Drills BY Army
and Aviation Corps.
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"a wi1l!s-Pa is going 70 l"t you marry
ssister.
Mr. Spooner-fow d" YOU know
Tillis-He said after all il was better
Khan nothtng-Bostnn Transcript.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Summary--TwO baS" hits: trNWfOrd
Miller. Struck out; Ey Witchy. II; By
Ramsey, IA.
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MIS-. ChaS. Hill, assault: trIaI May -.
city Appeals.
Harold Bloch. speeding: trial May 81.
Evening journal., 1917-12-29
MAnELEY AFrAIns.

In Madeiey VI. + Church tomorrow.
plans viii be laid for the beginning Of
the revival which will begin on Mon
day night At go o'clock tomorrow
the class meeting viii be In charge Of
John w Ford. followed by preaching
by the Rev. l.. NJ Broadway at 1870
o'clock. Epworth League will meet at
6i5 o'clock. with chorus and choir
song service, after which the pastor
viii take up the plan OF services.
plans have been made for a series Of
services on Monday night. when. az Q
O'Clock. the official board will meet for
their monthly meeting At the same
time the annual election viii be held.
sc 1890 O'Clock the Monday night class
VIII be held and at II 80 O'Clock. a
class Of probatloners will be taken into
the church Following this Service re-
vival services will begin and continue
until further notice.
The quarterly conference Of the
church VIII be held by the district SUI
perintendent on Friday, January Il.
Evening journal., 1917-12-29
LEW YEAR SEREO.l
At scott CHURCH
Rev. Charles DAYS, ofricL-
insor, VIII be Evening
Preacher
REVIVAL POSTPONED
TO CONSERVE FUEL

The services at Scott NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow, at seventh and Spruce
streets, will be inspiring. BY special
request, much Of the Christmas music
will be repeated. At 9i5 o'clock class
and testimony meeting Will be held, T.
n. Gilbert leading. and at 10 30 O'Clock
there will be the regular morning
worship. The pastor viii preach a
New Year sermon. subject, "A Motto
For the New Year" The musical
numbers Will include: organ selection.
shelly, bethlehem" by Bartlett, full
chorus, There Were Shepherds Mn-
lard; quartet Misses 1helman and
Harvey and Messrs. stewart and
Wright; organ postlude, Stanier.
The Bible school will meet at >
o'clock. The orchestra Will give a con-
cert at the opening exercise. In the
Baraca class the pastor will teach the
lesson AZ go o'clock the Epw0rth
League meeting Will be held. The
Junior choir will render several selec-
ilons and The address Will be made by
Charles Davis.
At 100 o'clock there Will be the regu-
lar evening worship. The sermon Will
be preached by the Rev. Charles Davis,
OF Dickinson College, member Of
scott church. His many friends will
be glad TO hear him. a nne musical
program will be rendered by the choir,
among the numbers being organ se-
lection, Verdi, "The Birthday Of the
King" Neldlinger; 1.-The King Of the
Nolld," Geibel. and Christmas" by
Shelley; organ selection.
As a patriotic duty the week night
services will be combined as FAR as pos
slble and all meetings during the week
will be held In the junior school room
The special eangelistlc services that
were planned 30 begin on January q,
viii be postponed FOR the present, for
patriotic reasons Of conserN alton OF
fuel.
Evening journal., 1917-12-29
HARRISON STREET BANQUET.

The closing Of The year at Hawison
Street VI. f. Church. seventh and ilar-
rison streets. promises an exceptional
program Al each OF the services the
Christmas music viii be repeated. In
the morning at 1880 o'clock, the Rev.
G. r. Alderson. D. D.. the pastor. viii
discuss, The Voice From out Of the
Past"
In tho afternoon, at o'clock. the
Sunday school will meet. The mems
Glass will meet at the same hour. on
Thursday evening the class will have
its annual get together" banquet. Din
ner will be served at 8 o'clock and fol-
lowing this an interesting program will
be rendered
When the Epwo"th League meets In
the evening at IS o'clock, it will be 10
study some New Years Reflections, -
and the pastor will be the speaker.
In the public service at 7.3O o'clock
IN ADDITION 10 the Christmas music by
the choir, the pastor win preach on
the subject. What Shall the Harvest
Bel"
Great preparation IS being made by
the church for the evangelistlc cam
palgn, which begins January 9th. The
Rev a. B. Davidson and wife, OF
Kentucky. have been secured 10 con.
duct the services