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Evening star., 1917-03-08
Brickmakers Censure Senators.

NEW YORK. March S.-Resolutions
favoring the Presidents armed neu-
trality bill and condemning the un-
pa triotic. traitorous and practically
reasonable actions of a few United
States senators in defeating the will of
the American people in the closing
hours of the recent Congress" have
been adopted by the national conven-
tion of the Brick Manufacturers Asso-
citation here. The resolutions were
forwarded to Vice President Marshall.
Delaware Senate Indignant"
DOVER. Del, March S.-The Della
ware senate has unanimously adopted
concurrent resolution recording its
deep Indignation at those members of
the Senate of the United States who
failed to support the armed ship bill"
Evening star., 1917-03-08
The Crisis at the Press Club.

Members of the National Press Club
will have the opportunity tonight TO
view the film play. The Crisis" which
was shown Tuesday night at the White
House. before the President, Mrs Will
son and their guests. The play has
been arranged by the author of the
hook of the same name, Winston
Churchill. assisted by Gibson Willetts.
Jack Wheeler, who served at the
White House during the Roosevelt and
Taft administrations as secret serv-
ice man, is said 10 have aided material l.
ly in the production by producing sew
eral steel engra wings used in the pic
ture. also a dispatch box once used by
President Lincoln and several addi- =
tional articles. Mr.. Wheeler is here as
a representative of the film company.
Evening star., 1917-03-08
Equipped for Red Cross Work.

Many of the older scouts are already
equipped to enter the Red Cross as
ull-fedged nurses The younger ones
are rapidly becoming trained to be
equally as efficient.
But it is unlikely any great number
of Girl Scouts will enlist in the Red
Cross as individuals for the reason the
organization We have perfected in
many states and are rapidly forming in
others is too valuable as an entity. The
members can perform more important
service as parts of an efficient whole
than as individuals. and the arrange
ments made with the Red Cross ofi-
cials contemplate the use of our entire
organization in this manner"
Evening star., 1917-03-08
CONDEMN SENATORS
BLOCKING PRESIDENT
State Legislatures and Political Or
eanizations Voice Censure for the
Recent Filibuster.


8y fhs ASSOCIATE fress
RICHMOND. Va. March s.-Miles J.
psvine, president OF the Cook County
Democracy OF Chicago, speaking last
night before tho sixty members of the
organization who accompanied him
here. en- route from the Inauguration.
and a large gathering of local people.
denounced the attitude of Senator VII
liam =. Stone of Missouri IN opposing
President Wilson's armed neutrality
measure.
The Cook County DemocracY.' he
said, comprising some of the best
known democrats OF the west, has no
sympathy whatever with the attitude
OF Senator stone in this crisis. We are
solid!y behind the President. His poll
cies are our policies, and we are
against any man who tries to cripple
hm IN this critical hour. In saying
this | speak for the entire organ!za-
ton
Evening star., 1917-03-08
Delaware Senate Indignant"
Tennesseans Pledge Support.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March S.-Resolu-
tions adopted at mass meeting of citi-
zens pledging support to the President
of the United States in his fight to pro-
tect Americans on land and sea. and
condemning the action of the small mi
nority of senators in preventing pas
sage of the armed neutrality bill. today
were forwarded to President Wilson
and Tennessee representatives in both
branches of Congress. The meeting
late yesterday also decided TO have pc
titions circulated in Mississippi, Arkan-
sas and Tennessee. to be signed by
voters. urging the President and Con-
gress to pass universal military train
Ing law
Evening star., 1917-03-08

James II. Doman OF this city, charged
with engaging in the sale Of whisky in
Richmond, Va, was fined $50 yesterday Y
and sentenced to seize thirty days at
hard work on the road.
Evening star., 1917-03-08
WHAT GIRL SCOUTS COULD
Do SHOULD WAR COME
Mrs. Low, Head of Organization,
Outlines Services Members Would
Be Ready to Perform.

In answer to inquiries as to what the
Girl Scouts would do in the event the
United States were drawn into war,
Mrs. Juliette Low. president and foun-
der of the movement in the United
States. has given out a statement in
which she outlines the activities the
scouts would embrace in such a case.
Mrs Lows statement. in part. fol-
lows:
Aside from the advantage to be de-
rived from the physical preparedness
OF young girls. their special training
in any one of a hundred useful ac-
tivities ard the discipline of mind and
body the Girl Scout movement pro-
vides for those who enroll there are
~ny number of specific services the
sirIs can perform in the event of war.
THE Red Cross seems the most I'M
mediate and logical organization with
which they can cooperate, and for TINS
reason our services were offered to that
organization as soon diplomatic re-
!ations with Germany were broken on.
The fact that our profer was lmme-
diately accepted indicates how Vaiua-
bic the Red Cross officials believe we
can be to them. We should be espe-
c;alIy valuable in the event OF INVASION
of our territory from the south or
west
Evening star., 1917-03-08
Condemns Senator Works

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March s.-A
concurrent resolution deploring the ac-
tion of United States Senator John d.
Works in taking part in the flihuster
against the armed neutrality Dill and
favoring a change in the rules of the
United States Senate, was offered in the
upper house of the California legisla-
ture yesterday by five democratic
members. The resolution approves the
arming of merchant ships and urges
support of the President
Evening star., 1917-03-08
Senator Vardaman Criticised.

WIGGINS. Miss, March S.--A petition
is bting circulated here condemning g
Senator Nardaman's act in not sup
porting the armed neutrality bill. The
petition has been signed by practically
all the citizens of the town, and reads
as follows
We the undersigned citizens of
stone county, Miss, realizing tne crisis
that our country is now undergoing.
and placing implicit confidence IN the
ability OF our President. and relying
upon his judgment in dealing with the
warning nations. and approving OF MS
policy 10 arm merchant ships for :he
protection Of orr commerce, do hereby
condemn the act OF Senator James h.
Nardaman in attempting to block and
voting against the proposed bl.i
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Charged With Theft Of
$4,000 in Army Cloth

NEW YORK. Dee 2S.--With the ar,
raignment Of Louis Davidson. proprie-
tor OF sponging establishment here
today, on the charge OF stealing 12o
bolts OF army khaki cloth valued at
$4,000. federal authorities declared that
many more aiS'csts for the same oIfense.
will follow throughout the country.
Davidson. who denied the charge, Was
held in $1,000 bail for examination on
January /. His arrest followed an In
vcstigaton by the army intelligence
bureau, which disclosed. 1t was All
nounced today. that employees conspired
to defraud the government by selling
for their own profit portions OF tho
cloth sent to the sponEing establiah-
Inents to be shrunk.
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MI. E. Church, Benwood.

n. T.. church. 5th and Main streets.
Renwood. Rev. +. Is. Moore. b. D., pas
tor. Sunday school 9:45 n. H.. Prot.
Swfncheart. superintendent; Morning
worship. 1n:45 n. H.. preaching by pas
tor. subject: Unconscious Glory Ep-
worth League $50 p. M. Mrs. ). II.
Sigler, superintendent: Evening worship
100 D. M. preaching by pastor; Choir
rehearsal Thursday evening 80 p. nl..
Mrs. Mollio Clark nrganist. Carl Policy
director. Watch night Scrvic" Will ne
held in the church New Years eve. y
special programme will be given by the
different organizations Of the church.
The Lords Supper will be administering
the last thing in the old year. Let all
the people come to these services.
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1.land ChristIan Church.

f.. r Van Wrinkle. pastor.
Residence "a Indianana avenue
BELL phone 1899.
Bible school $50 O. IN.
Worship. 1876 4. m. Morning sub
ice, "Penold the Man.
Christian Endenvor 6:1b p. IN.
Evening Preaching 1880 p. m.
Rev. Campbell Jobcs will preach the
evening sermon.
Official hoard meeting Monday 7:4o.
The church will ob<rre the week OF
priycr.
Good music at all tho services.
Chas. Hare, 300 n. Front street, choir
istdr.
The glad hand Of welcome extended
TO all who attend these meetings.
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CHPISTIAN.

First Christian church. Rev. W. II.
Fields, irastnr--Scrv!crs Sunday, pccem-
her 80, us follows: bible school at ?:Je
n. m: DIR. W. F. Maury. superintendent.
Morning worship at 1880. Sermon ny
the pastor; subject Getting sack l"
Co,, Communion al 1880 a. m. Young
r,nnJc's society Of Christian Endcavor
n, $40 ., m. Evening service at ESQ.
watch meeting on Monday evening. Tn
Inn nrnyer meeting on Wednesday eve
ing ut Second Presbyterian church. The
Ladies' Aid society meets on Thursday
nj the church. All-dav session. Choir
rehearsal on Friday evening at 7:45.
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the direction Of Mrs. Laura Kaslry
Brooks. Thr programs follows:
The birthday story
White Gifts for the kirS
Sherman r. 'lrEE. Superintendent
Nymu-"'rhcrc'S y SONG in the Air
Prayer by tn" Pastor.
Anth"n,--Iy tho Vested Choir.
Par; /
Rcading-"WitlI the Shrrh"rLS'--Mrs.
Marsh Watkins.
Living rtctur" Tahlcaux NirGini',
Early. Virginia Nay. kathryn N"avrr.
Mildred Cots: Marie Laurie. Mary
Early. Margaret K"w'l"n. Esther NJ
Millen. Dorothy .\ll"n. Martha MAJ.
Kathryn Scyhold. Evelyn Cory.
PuEtominc-"lt Came Upon til" Mid
night tlcar"--'rw.lvr Girls.
Three kinES'--Suns and Pant"min":
IIerod. !. Elwuod Hughes; Attendants.
John Majesty. Paul Majesty. Tire
kings: William :. Leach. Arthur X.
Brake H. VI. Dobsun
RcadinE-"In lrrud'S Gardrn"-Mrs.
Laura Easlcy Brooks.
Hymn-"O Lilll" Town If I;r;hl"hrn.
Fart III
Appeal For Gifts
Self. S"rvir" and subsistence"
Recitation--"Th" H"Eiui,crS Git
virginia Miller.
EeCitat iru--"Th" Way t. Hold Your
Hand" :. yb"id
presentation at gifts II substance;
Cradle Roll Department. Miss ElTH l.;
Anderson. Superintendent: Beginners
Department.. Miss Nettie Young. sup. r.
intendent: Primary Department. Miss
Luta Hicks. Superintendent: Junior De-
partment by classes. Miss Lillian Muir
rim. superintendent: Iutcc.nc'lia'" Pc
partment by classes. Mr.. Paul +. Nc
Colloch. Superintendent: Senior Depart
ment by classes. MIR. Walter VI. Evans
Superintendent: Adult Departures w.
classes. MIR. George Wirrl"r. tSur"rn-
tendent: Teachers Training Department
F. E. Probst. Superintendent: li"inc r''
partment. Mrs. r. +. Hamilton. Surrir-
tendent: Officers: Offering by tn" ':"r'
gregation.
Readlng--"hnr Birthday Dream -
Miss Elizabeth Sarv"r.
Presentation Of Gifts 1T Self Invita-
ton by Pastor.
Hymn-"While Shepherds Watched"
Benedlction.
Midweck service "Wednesday $50 T.
m. conducted by the pastor.
Visitors welcome to all services. Sit
tlngs free.
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SPECIAL SERMONS AT
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

On Sunday at tho regular services OF
st. Matthew's Protestant EpiSc"rhl
church. Fifteenth and Chaplinc streets.
there will be special sermons 10y tho
rector, Rev. r. T.. L. Stridcr. AT the
mornIng service. at 1890 Mr.. Strider VIII
preach on the subject, The Flight of
Our Armenian and Syrian Ncighhors.
and an offering will b" taken for Arms-
MIA and Syrian Relief. AT the evening ser
vice. the last in the Old Year the sub
Jet will he The Present Power or
Jesus" the last OF a series If three ser
mons about the life apd work Of Jesus.
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NEW USE FOR "ZEPS."

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Usc of Yep
pciins In connection with tn" German
shy system in neutral countries ns we'll
as tor surveying navigation for III" ben
..iit 81 .ubInu!In"S il Described in an
official dispatch received to-day, from
FRANCE.
The message Tells particularly o. how
the Inhabitants OF Maudal. Il small port
II" %nrw"gian coast. observed H"n-
pclin sailing low and signalling. npimr-
entity To persons III Ihr Interior.
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Christian Science.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist. a
O. u. W. auditorium. ll19 Chapline
street. Services Sunday II a m. Sub
ject: Christian Science" "Wednesday
testimonial meeting, 500 p. m. Sunday
school 9:45 g. m. Reading room. Ills
Chapline street. open daily except Sun
DAYS and legal holidays. from IL o'clock
NJ. until 500 D. m. and on Saturday
evening from 7 o'clock 10 o'clock. The
public Is invited to attend the scrricN:
and to make use Of the privileges OF
the reading room.
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REFORMED.

st. Stephens Reformed church In,r
tv-si,th md Eoff streets. Rev. S. H
Matzke. pustor-German preaching serv
ice at la o. m. 0 Sunday school at
n, m. English preaching at 1880 p. m
Monday evening German and Enslls1
service ut 1880 o'clock. Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock New Years service
Thursday evening choir rehearsal. fri
day evening meeting OF teachers tram
Ing class. Tho public Is cordially invlt'
ed to worship with US.
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st. Matthew's Episcopal church. cor
ner 18th and Chapline. Rev. K E. IL
Stridcr, rector. First SUNDAY at'ei
Christmas Holy Communion o:oo d.
~, Morning prayer and anto commun-
a., ana sermon, 1910 a. M; Evening
nraver and sermon. 1880 p. m; Sunday
school. AIS o. M; Mems Bible class
GAO g. NJ
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TIrst SDiritualist.

The First, Spiritualist Association will
hold the following services Sunday. De-
ccmbcr tho 30th. The Children's Pro-
gressivc Lyceum will meet ut 10 o'clock
a. nj. DR.. George b. Warne OF Chicago.
H., president OF the National Spirttu-
nlIst Association will deliver lecture
Mt 1890 .. m. Spirit messages Will be
given at the close Of the lecture by the
local pastor, Rev. G. w. Way. Temple
at tho corner Of Maryland avenue and
North Broadway. Island. All are well
como to these services.
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DIPLOMAT RETURNS

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Dec :s.-Dr.
Maurice F. Egan. the American minis
ter to Denmark arrived here today on
Danish steamship on his way to wash
ington. Mrs. EGan accompanied MIN.
Before his departure the minister was
received by King Christian. the audience
occupying sixty minutes.
The vessel on which DR.. and Mrs,
Eean arrived Is the first to reach hof6
from Denmark in several months.
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nh. r,rst Unitarian Church.

THE Souls Inventory" Will be the
subject Of the sermon on Sunday by the
pastor. Rev. Clara Cook Helvie. ut tho
church on Eoff street. above 18th street
PASTORS residence 1919 18th street. teie-
phone Wheeling 177T-J. Morning serr-
ice Sunday. il a Mi Sunday school,
$50 a m
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St Paul's Church, Elm Grove.

J. Logan Fish. rector.
There will be services In 81 raul >
church tomorrow. the Sunday AFTER
Christmas. ut four O'Clock In the alter
noon
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The Christian church, Elm Grove
Rev Harry Robertson. pastor--hiole
school. 100. M. George MCGOWAN. sup
crintendcnt: communion service and ser
mon. II n. M. subject. Looking BACK
ward" song service and sermon. i:3O
m. subject, Looking Forward. me
church will participate in the union
prayer services during the week ana III
members are urged 10 make special et-
forts TO attend these meetings. "eu-
ncsday. at 7:30 y. H.. union prayer ser
vice in this church. The Kew. Arthur
LuZcnby will preach.
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Rev. George
p. Lockhardt, minister. Residence 6t
Virginia street; phone bell BIER
Sunday school at 10 g. m; Harry L.
Rond, superintendent. Dr. r. u. DRINK
ard. teacher mems Bible class. Primary
department meetings in the annex ouiid-
Ing. as16 Eoff street Now scholars
heartily welcomed. Divine worship al
II a m. Sermon. THE Passing OF the
years" Evening worship. 1850. ser
mon. Keeping the Will Healthy. OF
Resolutions versus Resolution. NC
wednesday evening service Union ser
vice, week OF prayer instead. strangers
cordially welcomed at all services.
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81 hndrews Church 37th and Eof1 Sts

J. logan FISH, FcClOT' .
There will be services tomorrow. the
Sunday after Christmas, at II oclcSk.
a N. and ut 1880 ,. m. Sunday school at
two o'clock In the afternoon. On Mon
d,y evening New Years Eve) the con-
preratjon Is Invited 10 a social gather
ing in tho schoolroom at eight o'clock.
refreshments will be served to oil. and
AZ 1880 a short watch service VIII be
held, ius tho New. year comes IN.
PRAYER service on Friday evening. jan
nary 4th at 1880.
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,rsxnodist episcopal Churches.

sr North Street Methodist Episcopal
Hurch, THE Community Church. Rev.
Roy AcCuskey. pastor-Sundar school
$3.50 a. M. Arthur Strickltn. supcrtntena-
ent: public worship. 1880 n. m; at thus
service the pastor will present the last
Of the Christmas series. The Beginning
Of Universal Tribute to Christi: ED
worth league devotional meeting. $50
.. M: public worship. 1880 p. m. DR.
Henry Van Dykes story OF The Other
Wise Man." illustrated with stereopti-
con slides. Monday evening. Watch
Night Service" which will mark the
BEGINNING Of = special series OF meet
tnss. Commencing with the first Sun
day In January We will have with us.
ITO help in tho special meetings. Miss
Edna A. Pauley. an evangelistc singer
and personal worker.
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BAPTpHT.

First Baptist church--Sunday school
mt 9:45 a M Morning worship OF II
o'clock. B. Y. ]. u. at $50 p. m. Even
ing service at 1880 o'clock Bible class
Wednesday Mt 6 o'clock Wednesday
prayer meeting at p. m. Union prayer
meeting Thursday evening. at which
meeting Row Terry will speak Subject
for the morning service. Looking Back
ward" The pastor will continue his
evening lectures on Begbie's Twice
Born Man"
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D. minister-Services at II a. m. and
$50 u. M: morning subject. Forgetting
Cog" evening subject, What the New
Year Brings" Sunday school and bi9le
classes, $3.50 a. m; Young Peoples meat
ing. 6:45 p. m. The choir will repeat
part of the Christmas music ut morning
and evening services.
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11|INl9ll1i
@E1&@aI5

vices for Sabbath. December 3oth. arc
rs follows: Mems Bible class at $50 n.
H.. preaching at 1890 q. H., THE Text
for 1918. Joshua 49," Sabbath school
at 200 D. m. BY special request the
choir will repeat the cantata The Christ
Child" at 1880 D. m.
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Coloretl Church.

Simpson NJ. T.. church. Rev Joseph II.
Jcrkcns. y. -. minIstcr--Pub1!c wor-
ship, 1915 n. m. sermon by pastor. sub
ject, Lifted BURDEN" Sunday school.
e:30 D. M: Epwurth League. 6:45 y. M;
public Worship. 7:45 p. NJ, sermon by
Pastor Burden. removed. All nrc well
come Today begins q week OF prayer.
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IN THE CHURCHES
The Intelligencer will gladly

Tho Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but to insure publication and
proper classification. notices In
tended for publication in Satur-
days issue should be received al
The Intelligencer office not later
than Friday at noon. and Thurs
day. II possible. It Is respectfully
asked that the notices be made as
brief as possible.
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Chaplin street N. T.. church. R"v. G.
D. Sampson. paStor-SuudaE school Of"
a m. Classes for all grades. Morning.
worship II n. m Sermon 10y tn" pnSr'r
Special music by ttsr CHOIR. f.pw"rth
League $50 y. m. ". II. Eow"rS loader.
This will be nov form of league scr
Vice. Something different from rcgu-
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MOTHERS, Do THIS.
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
nay develop into Group, or worse- And
then's when you're glad you have a
jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar in the house. ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
leves sore throat bronchitis, to,lsilitis,
Group, stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy. rheu.
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
Chilblains, frosted feet and colcts of the
chest lit often prevents pneun7onia).
3Oc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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lar devotional meeting. Evening W"r-
! ship 80 p. IN. Sermon 10y III" pastor
SIP. cial muSir by thu choir. Miss wilmer
. ElMrpt"r organiSl ami leader. Natch-
meeting Mnniay evening with an "rrr"-
: pirate program. Special PRAYER anh pre-
pcra,iun for tlr" revival whi"h l"EinS
! that night. Turs.lTy. : y. IA TIL Sacred
! Cuntata: "H"n" santa 'tauS"
: Will hr rendered j.: the Sunday S"hn"i.
3 Fine music and program. Mid'w"r!i
Trny"r ="rric" Thursday night III
rharg" "f Eev. l.""Ithart vi tn" l'hrl!St
church. TuU are invited /" this Union
s.ryi.,.>r,r the churches l"irw thu. creek
\ ""rlinl inri'nti"n il "N'"nl':h I" alt
visiting i,,'ni'!.' al III" city |" th"N" ser
vices The sunday school children VIII
. meet SUnla: attrru'"'u ~ i. M Tor
III" final REHEARSAL al ia" program Tor
Tuesday night.
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Wesley ~ l. church. .la"'h street. he
low ThirIy-S"v"aih. Icy. l.. :. 'iE"sc'
pastor, lass m:-ling, So" n. M:
preaching. l":%n =. nv. hy the pastor
subject. "'rh., ''hrI tIan's .';al. and IN
til" evening 4. -" nn Til difference
Christ Has MnG"." In Ia" evening tn,
vested choir. r;lr.",l"d Ivy =. +. E"hhHrl'
Will rrn,lrr 4 numir..' a. selections "C
Christmas iaU:Ir. Srn,l"y S"h""l. +
, NJ. .Irhn t. HumrarI..- s''!'"rint' ud"nt;
10 o,ion:Il S,rvir. ~ t,rwC"th I"aGu"
80. !. IN. Mis- NI!"ll,. i;":"ard. l"ahr:
Monday evening" beginning at o'cl"Sk,
:. watch ri-hi 'S..rvi"c WI j." held
Mid-wr"h service t,l prN"" and EihI"
StuGy "Wednesday ~ -" t. IN. nthc:
rv!lr'.: ~ EslI.t.
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warwood Churches.

Wnrwood Presbyterian church. Twen-
ticth street. near Warwood avenue. J."
n. Carson pastor-Scrviccs for Sunday
Dec. 80. ~ follows: Sunday school at
g:2n a. m, Morning service ut lO:45.
Subject: The Name OF Jesus" Chris
tinn EndcavOr o'clock Evening service
at T:45. Subject: The Past Is Past. Lex
Il I've Past" At this service the choir
will repeat the excellent Christmas
music. which was given last Sunday.
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First United Presbyterian church.
Charles H. Robinson. pastor-Puhltc
worship ut 1885 a m and 1870 i. m.
Subject OF morning sermon "Prcphred-
ness" Evening subject old Year
Thoughts" Bible school at 9:3O n. IN.
Young peoplc's devotional meeting mt
f.ij n. IN Mid-week prayer service on
"Wednesday evening 1T 7:+5. On Friday
evening = union prayer meeting VIII De
held In this church uder, tho auspices or
the Ministerial Association. at which Dr.
e. F. Allen Will speak.