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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-08
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our6 Die 8erbaftlng oes britilden linz
tcrtbanen Sbomas Bellb, Scr auf Sic
Eriifung Der gegen i'm geridtcten Ans
fiage per5idtete, oos &anoel nit ocm
Seino 8eieb perlebt su babcn, a(s er
beute bent 8unbesfomrnilidr borsefiibrt
tpurbe.
Sab @elib slnbanger Ser sinn
Scin Propaganba lit, 9ing aus einen
8rief bcrbor, Ben CT bel leiner @erbafz
tlln9 5l1 5erit0ren perIu6tc, ipie man
bonn 8unbes Areisontpalt b0rte. Son
@eamtcn ipnrbe geIaet, bab Ser 8ricf
ipidti8e 4usfunit iiber sic Ginn Scinz
Sbdti9feit III SrlonD llnb ben Ser.
Staaten entbdlt.
&elib fam ant Sonntag als Gin
Wdt9lieb Der gemannllng ouf cinem
Sanpfer IN Ben Ser. Staaten an.
Sic Spfer rnezifaniider 8anbiten.
Sl1are:5, Weg., 6. y1ob. W2it blutz
befledten SuBbDben. sertriimmerten
Sdeiben lnb Die 8ngsons angefiillt
NIT perdngltigten mcritanilhen Ndnz
nern, Srauen ltnbainoern, tpel9e bolbz
nadeno auf ben tu9elourblodcrten siz
ben fauerten, traf Ser 3ug Ser @egiz
can Central 8abn, lpel9er am Spnnz
tag BEL @rmanberi5 bon 8anbcn @il<
las itberfauen tporoen mar, am 9icnsz
tag in Suare5, Wer., ein. Son sen auf
SEM 3ug befinoli6en Yerionen li1o
1875 solbatcn nnb Faiia9iere bon Sen
@nubitcn get0btet iuprben.
Ser 8pte elmer eroBen omerifanl>
ihen Sirna in gegifo 1pirb permibt,
NIT ibut Gilberbarrsn i'm 8ertbe bon
100000. Die er nu6 Scr @rcnse
brinsen lollte. Ser GrpreB Sean,te.
Ser Sdaffher uub anbere Mngcltcllte
bcs 3ltges iinb ernoroet ipproeu.
Sic Eeon Ralla9ierc tpnren 10 berz
angitigt, bab lie MIR ln5,llamntenz
bdn9enbe @r5dblungen 9cben fonnten.
STE 6O 3ugtpnd]en bon Der 8unoe5gar>
nilon in Sorreon linb bein, lleberfau
erl6oileu begin. ipdtcr binserihtet tpor<
ben. Sebe ein5ige &crlon auf oem 3,le
tpurbe beraubt uno mubte li6 alts=
5ieben; ielbit Sic AIeibnng ser SraucH
nnb N&inber tpl1rbe bon Sen 8anbitcn
,nitgenomn,en.
stcner Suitistcmpel biirfte ant 1. @aar5
1918 fertis ieiu.
g. Dorf, 6. Nob. 9aab Sen lekz
ten Wittbeilungen biirftc bds neuc &C.
ridts9ebdube 9c9eniiber Scr Borough
pau am 1. @}dr5 1918 fertiggeitcllt
iein. Sas llmgebaltte Gebdllbc fon,ntt
ultf einem 5iemlid groBen @runoltiid
81 itebcn llnb ipiro nngefdbr cinen
5ipa15i9itDfigcn 8elddftsbalts, iotucit
Sic In5abl ser barin befinoliden gllz
reaus in Sragc fon,n1t, eleidfomn1cn.
Wan rednet aus, bab bic Stabt burh
Sen 11mban ctlpu einc Millipn Collars
gcipart bat. ipcil Gin ncues G,ebdl1be
bon eleidcr @robe llngcfdbr $1,S15.z
600 foiten biirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-08

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November s, 1917, as required by
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0cfabr im Hetrpgrab.
Yctrpgrab, Z. giop. Ercmtcr
2erenstp bclhulDigtc bcutc por Dem
probiIorilden Yarlament bas Ntilitdrz
fon,itcc Ser Solbateu< lmo slrbeiterocz
Iegatcr, @aficn 1lno @hmition nnter
Bic Mrbcitcr pertbeilt 5ll babcn.
Ct iagtc bann: rSarum baltic tb
baii:r. bab Gin Sbeil Scr @cpDlferrr9
bon Yctrpgrab in eincm sluFrnbr 1T,
nno ib babe cine ipfortige ltntcrluz
dung angepronet, lolpie loldc Serbata
tllngcn, Sic nDtbis icin mogcn. Ste
Ncgierl,ng lpill 1ieber llntcrecben, als
aufb6ren, sic Gbre, Siberbsit lno I'm
abbdnsi9feit bes Staates gu pertbeiO'z
gen."
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Yctrpgrab, Z. siop. Ginc be-
ipaffnetc Ntarinctrrppe but ol1f In>
pronlln9 bcs Observation-Disclosures Der
Nlarimoliiten sic gelddItltcllc Der
amtltden Eetrp9raocr Selegrdpbenz
a9entur bclcet.
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November s, 1917, as required by
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auS bent rniiiidlen 0trrwarr.
Yctroerob, 6. Nuu. 2con Srpss
ii, Der Yrdiibent oes 3entral ggefns
tipfpmitecs bcs Eetro9raber Hatbcs
scr Splbateu= uno arbciterSelegatcn,
Iunbtc bcutc an Die Tctrograncr @ars
uilpn Elm Griuhen, teiue militarilden
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s s SOctoberi 6, 1917.
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Gdotomt fcltseicbtc 506ltlu,ume bon
5 WGilliarbcu.
sSeber Ncierbebc5irf fat feline 3ucrz
tbeilung iiber5cidnct.
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gSn ! bing ton, Z. Npp. Erdliz
Dent Billun prpflamirte bcutc sen
jdbrlicbcn 9anflagungstog.
Scr Erdlibent eriudt IN lcincr Yroz
fla,uatipn Sic gtatipn. i,,n,ittcn ser
Gorge llnb grobcn @cfabr ciner bur6
Sen arieg anfgelpilbltcn SSclt @ott 5lt
oarfcn fir icnc Se9nlngeu, bic beiler
1ino, als blobe perl0nlid)c 3ufricben=
Bcit nnb @elhdftsipoblfabrt.
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November s, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
Srptprcis iull fcitgciet,t lucrbcn.
SSa bing.t on. Z. gfpp. Cine
oirefte Wiubnnbnc 5ur @ontrollc bcs
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incrbcn, sic alle 8dder llntcr bas ppm
gabrrng smittclpcrlpoltcr 6poper gez
leitete '2i5en5iyltcm bringcn miro.
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w ulC Nbte1eIuWieIVi'd. 4p
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ID 8nibington. Z. siob. Gus
Gtoatsoepartncnt fi:nbi9te beute ant
Gpdtnadmitta9 an. bub oie BON Gol.
8. 80. @puie an9efiibrtcn omerifauiz
idcn aomn,iiidrc fir Die ariegsfpnfcz
rcn5 Ser sllliirten in Earis ippblbebalz
ten in cinem britiihen 3efen angez
lan9t icien.
Sic anbercn Mitglieber Scr &pn,>
milliou linb: gbn1iral &m. g. 8enz
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Bic amtlidje 9iad);dblnna ,uiro ant
20. Nppcnlbcr bccuDct.
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9cs Mp tmcs, Sa., z. Npp. Scr
itaatlihcG Ggccntipc Gpmrci( pcrta8tc iid
beutc 9tadJmittag ipat, ubuc BIC anti
li6c Nad,sdbln,,9 bcs @utmn,s iibcr bas
Erobibitionsamcnbmcnt snrstaatspcr=
faiinng bccuhct ST babcn.
Ser 9iatb ,uirb crit am 20. Nppcm=
bcr tuicScr s,iammcntrctcn, nnt bic
amtltdc 9aah5dblmus sm bcenbcn.
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November 8, 1917, as required by
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Sioug GitD. Sa. Z. yiup. Gin
Geputp @nnbcsmarlholl perbaftete
beute Sobn 5tnr5l, 5eral,secbcr pon
8lpbe Yplt l,nb Ser !6eralb (cine
beutlde3eitun9) III 2cmars unb brad>z
tc i'm nab Dier gum Terb0r por Dem
gnnbcsfunn,illiir.
Star3l Ipll cinen Mrtifel peroffentz
lidt 6a6en. iupriu erfldrt ipurhe, bab
amerifaniidc Suloaten ppn ibren Sfz
fisiercn mibbnl1belt lpprbcn ipdrcn.
S. u. Muel, cin selbitmjrocr.
Ilbia. Sn., Z. 9tpb. gfab bcn,9cz
fltnb Der 9cridtliden @omn,iliipn unb
bes 2eidenbeibaucrs bat S. Us. Npel.
Elm Ybotoorapb, bcr IN bcr &erlenmz
bln9sflage bes 3cteftib 8iIfcripn cine
bcrporrasenoc Rolle lpielte, leinem 2cs
ben ielblt Elm grbe gcnndt. gSic cine
llnterlllbun9 ergab, battc Der Sclblts
i,,Drbcr nerldiebene 2ebensbcrlide<
rlnasppli5en in scr @eldntn,tbD6c bon
$4,000 bcransgenpmmei, bon bcnen
$27 900 pon Sen 9intcrblicbenen einz
geSpgen 'iperbeu fDnnen.
slutuipprt forbcrt ,ucitcrc Spfcr.
Scs Nlpincs, ST., z. 9iop. Sci
einen, 3uIanuncnitob sipiid6cn elmer
nad Gcs Woines fabrenben elcftrie
iden &prortsbabu nnb cineiu bon slrz
tblr Gn,itb gclenftcn alto iullrbc
ssran Mnrp Smitb, cine altc InliebIcz
rim aus @rin,cs, unter Ser Gar eiu9cz
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ri6te aus 551O scr 5756 8ablbe5irt'
in Ohio ergeben fir Yrobibition 492,:
965 lno gcgen Yrobi6itiun 500,625
Stimmen.
Sic Srauenl ltimmrc1tfragc (eS ban:
belt iicb nlr Inn bas Ned)t, bei be,
IErdlioentenipabl mit5ultimmcn) nurot
bcltimmt ab9elebnt.
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Cincinnati, g.. Z. Sob. lin
@Gtternacbt iparen sic Srodenen ii
Dem 8ablfampf tpie0cr boral,s.
Sn 5712 bon ben 575S @nblbe5irs
fen i'm Staate fiibrteu bie Srodencr
nit 1446 Sti1nmen.
Glebclanb, g., Z. gipb. @arrt
8. Gabis (Ncp.) ipurbe tpieoer gum
8i:rgermcilter eripdblt unb ipar bier
anberen &anbibatcn bpraus.
GeSo5ialiiten ertpdbIten 5tpeiStabtz
ratbsmit9lieber, Sic erltcn ic in biele
@Drperihaft ertpdblten So5ialiiten.
Sn Ser Hrobibitionsfraec itimmte
Glcpelano nit 3S,5S1 Stin1men bafiir
,ll,b nit 6S,561 ba9egen.
Neip 9orf. 7. gfob. 9cridte aus
4S76 Der 5772 8ablbe5irfe in gieip
Dorf geben in Ser sSroucnitimmre6tz
frage: Su. 601,637; Ncin, 504,402.
Sem Dorf, Z. g3op. Sn ser Srauz
enltimmredtfrage febltcn beute Ibenb
ipdt MIR tloh Sic 8eridte aus 395
bon Sen 5772 @ablbe5irfen bes Staaz
tcs, unb sic bejabenbc Mebrbeit be-
trug 94,292 Stin1meu.
gbicagu, Z. 9lpb. Ser ltn1fang
Ser lpsialiitilden Niebcrlagc bel Ser
geltrigen &abl fann an oem fit 8.
q. Gunea, Sen lo5. 8i6terfanoioaten
fir 0as arcisserid3t, abge9ebenen goz
tllm ermelien lperben. CT erbiclt gez
itern S2,977 Stimmen. 3iucimal. in
1912 unb 1916, erbielt ct fir Dos
Staatsal1paltsamt iiber 100000
stiumen. l1nb por 5. Sabre,1 erbiclt
cr in Chicago qlein 1O6, ,527Stimmen
Ser eo5iolht steonan, @unbiOat
fir Oas Midtcramt i'm Sberseridt
fiibrte als s,ueiter bas ip5. Gidet nit
.S2,64S 6ti,nmen. ipdbrenb icin ent<
iprebenoer @eener, aupanagb, 1852
679 Stin1ncn bate.
Grbbcbcm in ct. 9pnis.
ct. 2ouis, Nfo.. Z. Nop. Gin
grbbebcn, bas etipa 10 Sefunben bauz
erte, ipllrbe bier beutc giu6rnittag nm
2:05 llbr gclpiirt.
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November s, 1917, as required by
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spmr.
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MmS BEN Mm3lauoe.

8efcbIc aus5ufiibren. Sic nidt bon bem
renolutionarcn militdriihen &pn,itec
ser Splbaten llnb grbctter gcbilltgt
llnb ,ntcr5cidnct iinb. gu oerlelbcn
3cit ianbte bas 9pn,itcc n,ilitdriide
apmn,illare an oIlc ipi6tisen Yunfte
ii, unb llm Yetrosrab. Sic Ibeno5ciz
tlln9cn bcuten bieies Gor9eben ais
cinen GerI,ld Ser Mariualiitcn, Sic
pplitiidc @eipolt an ftd 5lt reiben. Sic
.3eitllngen 9laubcn, bnb Sic Negier1ns
iih entldlpilen bat. iebcn berartigen
Gerll,d frdftig SIT befdmpfcn.
Sent &ricgsninilter. @eueral @erfz
bpipsfp, lit burd 8egierl,neserlaB nuf
llnbeitimntc 3eit 1trlaub uon ieinem
Intc bctpilli9t iuproeu. @eneral Y&1niz
foipsfp lit porldl1fie sllnt Stellpertetcr
bes 8riegsminiltcrs crnannt ipprben.
lpdbreno bas Scpartement inter Ser
augcmcineu 2citlng oes YremierS &es
rensfp blcibcn iuirb.
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November 8, 1917, as required by
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2nnbpn, 7. Nob. Cine 9cpcI6e
aus amiteroam an Sen Ggdange Sc
'legrapb lagt: 9crr Srieobcrg. Siibrer
ser Nationulliberulcn ii, 9elitI6lanb,
bot sic Gise Erdiibentldait i'm preus
Ibiiden Miniiteri,lm abeeidIasel,, neil
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|anbercu 9iethsta9smitsliehern Stee
in Scr 8eid,se uper Der preubildeu 8ee
|9teruua auSubicten.
Sic SteIluua y. Socrtlinss ols0&br=
bcitsfausIer lit bicrhurb id,picriscr
9eiporbeu.
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Yuris, 7. Nop. Sic GerluItc n,t
fron50lild)en @anoclsidificn burd
Sauchbnote 1uaren in ser am 4. gfoe
,pembcr enbcnbcn &ode 1 Sdiff bon
'mebr lmh 1 bon iucl1iger oIs 1900
Sonnen.
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Ncip Dorf, Z. 9iop. Sic 8ui,ilc,
burh ipelhe Sic Sinn Sein Tiibrer in
Srlono nit ibrcn Agenten in SEN Ser.
9taaten in gebeimcr Serbinoung blice
ben, iinb, lpic sic 8eamten bes &C.
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sic fleiniten lett 9e9inn bes lnbe%
Idrdnften Sauhbootfrie9s, biellcift
oucb bie fleinlten Dem Sonnengcbalt
uah.
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
The Day of Lilies.

The scent of the lilies is bound and holden;
It's incense rises in bordered aisles;
There's the promise of spring in the sun
light golden;
There's the joy of spring in the chill
dren's smiles!
And yesterdays toll and hurried clamor,
The city's throng and the city's strife,
Its cluttered scene and its fevered CLAM
our
That makes up the struggle we dare call
life
We leave it all at some fair, dim portal.
The lilies CLEAN in the bordered aislesD
And oh, the message and gift immortal
(There's the joy of spring in the chill
dren's smilesD
And we hear of that faroff Syrian garden
Where Mary's Master stlled her fear
And the angels words of hope and pardon:
"For he is risen. He is not here"
Risen! Sweet Christ of the distant ages!
Like Mary, we listen and know the
voice,
And more than the story of hallowed
pages
The touch of his love and life rejoice.
For In any sadness of some tomorrow
If we hear his answer we lose all care,
And above forgotten tears and sorrow
The scent of the lilies shall linger there!
Adm Ballou in New York Tribune.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
One WAY of Decorating Eggs.

7 saw my Polish washerwoman care
fully saving the little bits of wax from
some honey which I had given her fol-
her lunch, says a writer In the New
York Mail. 1 laughed at her and asked
her. "What for?' She answered, "Me
make pretty eggs" 1 finally got out
of her limited English that she melted
the wax and put it on the eggs. Then
she drew figures In the wax and boiled
The eggs In various colors-a kind OF
crude etching. She brought me some
eggs last Easter, and they were really
very pretty. Her delight when l gave
her a chunk of paraf1n with which 60
coat the eggs was like that Of a chNG
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
Caster
Luncheon

- HE decorative possibilities of
Easter time are numerous, as
tradition makes hares, doves,
chicks and butterflies, as'well as lilies
and spring flowers, appropriate at
PENDANTS upon the festival. OF late
years little kittens, squirrels and duck
lings have been added to the list and
are sometimes given for yariety's sake
as fayors at Easter luncheons and din
ners instead of rabbits and chickens.
Butterflies, emblematie as they are of
the awakening of spring, make partic-
ularly appropriate fayors, says the
New York Tribune.
Large yellow butterflies as favors,
with a centerpiece of spring ferns and
catkins, make a delightful color
scheme, for by Easter time the catkins
are usually a mass of feathery yellow
blossoms. As far as may be, a pale
green should be the predominating col
or, the yellow in the favors and cat
kins being merely attractive high
lights. The china may be white and
gold or white, with delicate decorations
on 1t in green.
The menu should as far as possible
be suggestive of spring or, In other
words. ~seasonable and not In any pro-
nounced color that will be out of har-
mony with the green and yellow tints.
Lamb loaf, decorated with squares of
mint jelly, makes an attractive piece
de resistance at a simple luncheon, or
slices Of lamb may be masked with
mint aspic, allowed to harden into a
nice mold and then served upon boiled
"artichoke bottoms" seasoned with
French dressing, and finally arranged
around a mound of peas or asparagus
dressed with nayonnaise. Tiny sprays
of mint may decorate the dish, or, if
preferred, the mint sprays may appear
in a plate of mint sandwiches.
For a dinner a stuffed breast of veal
with watercress is attractive Oh a
crown roast of lamb with mint jelly.
A salad of spinach, peas or asparagus
may be served in paper cups.
A pistachio ice cream, tinted a deli
cate green and ornamented with snowy
whipped cream. may be used. At this
season some hostesses may not care
for a frozen dessert. In that case a
delicate grapefruit sponge may be
served. 1t is made by adding a beaten
white of egg to a grapefruit jelly just
before it congeals. The pale green of
the jelly may be frightened by adding
a little green coloring matter. Add a
little extra sugar, so that it may be
appropriately served with ornamental
lions of whipped cream, ream hardly
being appropriate with a SOU jelly.
A genuine diplomatic pudding is also
an attractive dessert. 1t is like the
ordinary diplomatic pudding except
that a white Bavarian cream is mask
ed by a green jelly, each favored ap-
p%ropriately. The dessert should be
prettily decorated with pistachio nuts
or angelica and whipped cream.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
Caster Day

~ H, day of days! Shall hearts
~ set free
No minstrel rapture" find for thee ?
Thou art the sun of other days.
They shine by giving back thy rays.
Enthroned in thy sovereign sphere,
Thou shedd'st the light on all the
year.
Sundays by thee more glorious break,
An Easter day in every week.
And week days, following in their
train,
The fullness of thy blessing gain
Till all, both resting and employ,
Be one Lords day of holy joy.
Then wake, my soul, to high desires.
An earlier light thine altar fires.
The world some hours is on her way,
Nor thinks on thee, thou blessed day.
Or, if she thinks, it is in scorn.
The vernal light of Easter morn
To her dark gaze no brighter seems
Than reasons or the laws pale
beams.
"Where is your Lord 2" she scornful
asks.
where is his hire? We know his
tasks.
Sons of a king We boast to be.
Let us your crowns and treasures
see."
We in the words of truth reply
Gan angel brought them from the
sky);
"0ur crown, our treasure, is not
here.
IT'S stored above the highest sphere.
"Methinks your wisdom guides amiss
To seek on earth a Christians bliss.
We watch not now the lifeless stone.
Our only Lord is risen and gone"
Yet even the lifeless stone is dear
For thoughts of him who late lay
here,
And the base world, now Christ hath
died,
Ennobled is and g%lorified.
No more a charnel house, to fence
The relics of lost innocence,
A vault of ruin and decay
The imprisoning stone is rolled
away.
IT'S now a cell, where angels use
To come and go with heavenly news
And in the ears of mourners say,
"Come, Zee the place where Jesus
lay"
IT'S now a fame, where love car find
Christ everywhere embalmed and
shrined-
Aye gathering up memorials sweet
Where'er she sets her duteous feet.
John Keble.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
AMONG THE CHURCHES

81 p OEft NlOE6 Al LII
CHURCHES ALL OF WHICH
EXTEND A HEARTY VEL
COME TO VISITORS.
HOLLYWOOD NJ. E. CHURCH
Corner Roberts and Pacific Avenues
Rev. j. G. Ed wards, D. D.
Preaching by the pastor at TO- o
Sunday-school, 2.30.
Sunday evening service at 7.45
O'Clock, preceded by Epworth League
song service at Z o'clock.
Prayer Meeting Wed. Ev'g, 7.45
Seats free. All are welcome.
WILDWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Maple and Pacific avenues
Rev. Irwin H. Fisher, pastor.
Morning, 1870 a. M, Sunday school
80 p. M; Evening, 7.30 p. m. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday evening, 7.30. A
hearty welcome extended to visitors
supported by voluntary contributors
HOLLY BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Pacific and Burke avenue,
Holly Beach.
Morning preaching service at 1890.
Evening 7.45.
Sunday-school at 2.30.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at 7.45.
ST. SIMEON'S-BY-THE-SEAP PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. A. @. Bailey, 3D., Rector
Corner Pacific and Maple ues
Wildwood, N. J..
You will find a cordial welcome and
a thoroughly churchly service.
SERVICE LIST-sUNDAYs
7.3O AIM, Holy Communion.
$50 a. M, children's church.
10 a. M, morning prayer.
1890 a. No., holy communion with
sermon.
7.30 p. M, evening prayer with SER
NOhh la 1o"DAlL1
700 a.. M, holy communion. except
Wednesday. "Wednesday 900 a.m.)
SAINTS DAYS
Holy communion 700 and 900 a. NJ.
Church open all day for private
prayer. The Rector stands ready to re-
spond to any call for his services, no
matter from whom the requests may
come; and no charge of any kind is ever
made for any service he may render.
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE holy
TRINITY
Rev. HI. P. Gresham, pastor
Holy Trinity Chapel, cor Atlantic
and Poplar n
Sunday-school 1000 a. m.
Morning Service, HOO.
Evening service 7.8O p. m.
Visitors Welcome
ST. AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church
corner of Magnolia and Pacific ayes
Mass on Sundays at 8 and 10 q. m.
Sunday school 2 p. m. Evening SER
vice 7.3O. Rev. Father Msroney Rector.
EUREKA BAPTIST CHURCH (colored)
Spencer avenue, West Of Railroad
Services Sunday morning at 1910
Sunday school 2.30, evening 7.30.
Rev. j. T. Cooper, pastor.
ANGEL VISIT BAPTIST CHURCH
(colored)
West end of Garfield emu
Rev. M. d. Stamford, Pastor
PASTORS residence, Whitesboro, Cape
May County.
Preaching every Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Sunday-school at 2.30Ip. m.
Evening service at 8 o'clock.
AsBURY A.M.E. CHURCH (colored)
Holly Beach ave., corner Young
sunday SERVICES .
Preaching 1890 am. and 800 p m.
Children's Service, 2.30 pm.
Christian endeavor, 7.30 p. m. All
welcome. Rev. A. l.. McQuaid, pastor
y
NORTH WILDWOOD SERVICES
A union Sunday-school held in the
North Wildwood fire house every SUM-
day afternoon at 2.80. Everybody
welcome.
All interested IN the study OF the
Bible are invited to attend the Bible
Class held every Sunday afternoon at
2.3O in the firehouse aC North Wild
wood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
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