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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

iosia iitblaiaarnan pitdd past. 81.
Sronmoooista, Weicb.
&ofoufiesia eiille tiileiuim aiioi.
bin nGboen on iobtofunta pdGttGnpt
noiibattao ieuraoipoa idriestpstd:
1 :fii. 2aietaan eiimieben laatima
muoiifertnmus firffoflinnar toi-
minnasta fliIlrneen mitooen aialla
ia ieaninaarin jobtaja tefee ielostuf.
len ieminoarin toiminnasta.
2:fii. Ta~rtqstetaan niiben leirra-
funtien maltafirjat, iotfa TOTO
usta lporten owat lGbettGneet
waltafirjania.
3:tfi. 9aietann firffofunnon firid.
painoliiffeen, lGbetps ia fouli.
fasion tilt ia tpaIitoa1l niiIle ii.
lin tarfastajat.
4:fii. @alitom firfoIlisiobtofunta
QlfnlDdlle mto0elle.
5,fii. Bdlitaan fouluiobtofunta ia
: fesfustellaan folili,a ~fosfenistn
alioiStn.
6:fii. Balitaan firtfofiinnm fir.
inpainoliiffeeIle talmtStoimifiinta,
liiffeenboitoia, Acknowledgment toll
mittaia ia fesfustelloan firffo-
funnan talouoellista pipolta fos.
feipista afioista.
7:fii. @alitaan toimittaiat firffo.
Human iitblaialfaihiiIle ia 9as-
ten YstGipa -IebbeIle.
S:fii. @iitetGGn fesfusteltotpofii ia
pGdtettdmGfii &irfollisiobtofun-
non fofoitfiesiaan tammif. "a p.
1918 tefemG alote tosfepa ier-
rofunnallista ~jdrjestpstd niinbp-
min ieiirufuntiin fuin poppeibin.
tin nGboen. @iian alustatpat
past. 8llori ia @aiunta.
Off. &esfltstellaan faifiSta niistG
aiioista ioita Dield, firleelliiesti
tai iullliiesti tiillaan tofoufielle
iertrafuntain epGstpfiinG tai rrtlill
toin eiittdmdGn.
t0:fii. MGGrGtGGn paiffa ieuroa.
nan minooen firfolIisfofoufielle.
&irffofunnon iGGnt6ten mritaun
on fullafin iiiben fuitlltpolla ieltra'
f%unnolla oifeus lGbettGG pbben e.
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mdGn pboen eolistoion. StienGiiet
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tajia fofoufieen ia fofons NOS dsltoc
BELLE tdpoen GGtioifeit6en. Baiti
n%oriinoiiia eoustaiia, opot firffo'
f~lnnon papit, foIportoGrit ia firfoI'
lisjobtofunnon idienet G1nioifeutet'
tiija fofoufiesio.
Seiirafnntia febpitetoon pitGmG1r
foforfienia ebustajoin malitiemistc
ia maltofirjain ia emdstpsten looti'
miSto marten mabooIliiimmnn mar
9oin, mlltto piimeistGdn ennen fe'
iGf. 25:ttG pGip1G. 9osfa fofNts
titlee fGiittelem1Gn tamollista pal
naipompia a~iioita ia fosfa pGatofict,
jotfa pleeniG faifisia firfollisfofoiif'
fish omat iangen tGrfeitG ia lniir.
merfitpfielliiiG firfolliiesio tpos,
i1m.ne, tulcpot ienmiofii %iaarnaon
pieIGfin luutremmon merfitpfien jo
fontoiumloen ia iiten liiGGm1dn ia.
man fofoufien Observation-Disclosures,
min ppBoet1dr, eta ptlitodt le1tra'
funto ei loiminl0iii ebustusoifeiiten-
ia fGpttGmistG, naan, ettd ieltrofur-
not, jotfa eitpGt moi ~ebustajoa fofo-
ilfieen l1bettGd, lGbett1iiipdt eoiis'
taiuipaltafirian endstpfiineen firf-
fofunnan e~iimiebelle oiotteello: &ep.
g. @liori, 2bor 63, Sronwooo,
@aicb., etta, iofo BON bonffii tai fir
foldsfotous mddraiii BELLE eousta-
ion.
Sronpoooisio, Niob. torfof. I'd
p. 1918. a4.ssT
g.. Buori, Irne NefaA<es
eiinties. firinri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20
xuimittaian ia iiannSiti

Soimittaian ia iiGnn5itiiGn
paiffa aiuOinna Mnttaja IebScsfG.
Sim allefirjoittannt nifoo lmopma
enii firfollisfofonffesia 9amioIis.
firffofnnnan firnpainoliiffcem boi.
tajan tuimesta ia I. I. toimitnfiesta
il effei erfaantnmiien iunofii jomtmi.
mainitnf foimet miestG ipaiIIe in
Jaistaan tGten bafnfelpoiiille bIIG-
mainittm toimi b~aettaipaffi. gate.
mnfIst ia pdIffoiuaatimnfiet on ID
fefeff6iuG allefirjoitanecIle iuiimeis.
t1an fnln'uan fefGfnmn % p:fii, eb-
fidfieeu nc ajaIIoan eniibeinGfnnn
ALASKA pibettGuGdn. firfo1isfofonf-
5een, josia bafemnfiet tarfastetaan
ia bb,udffpminsn p%Gdtetddn. Sol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

- Sallittfien tubolta ON annettu
pmmartGd ettd pibetGin i~lbotaapana
ultonailla ipntpneiben eri fanialli-
liutfiien oianottoa ~beindfliun Mellon
men pGiapin fl,Ifueiiiin eritpiiina o.
lasboina, fufin fanfaIliiulis eritpife-
M rpbmGnG. SGllG tabootaan iaa-
oa berGtetpfii eri fanialliiluifiiin
filltliapat tlintemonn pelpolIiilniten
ia tGtG maata tobtaun. Sifii obot-
taa ballitits ettii funfin fanialqiiull-
ben jobtalpnt miebet fullafin paif-
a innalla ~rpbtpapGt toimimaan to-
mGn diian bpfpGtii, min etta faitfi
fanfalliilruoet iaaoaan mufaan fulfil
eeieen. Greiioentti on eritptiellG fir.
ielmdlldGn iipoiitellut tdtG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20
s1,ominnistnn ihhIniuIfoii

S1somiopiston ihbIajulfaiiu,
"ssSylsbanmuslebti~ ON iImestpppt San
cocfigia. Saromiopiston teimesto, ia
on toinitllfieemme Idbetettp nipte-
fnppdlc. Sdbti iiiGltuG ipieita fir
~joitutiio, %ratnojo ia fertomrfiia, ie-
til on flnpilla toristettu. Gen ulfo-
oiu on erittdin miellpttdmG. Sitmija
Is. &info Is ienttiG. Saa tiIata
o~ioitteella: SuomisO pisto, Smcocf,
Neicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

- Nsbtabnla Sarborin ienrofnm-
ia q ole inpstmnnt lnoiunttamaan
firfollisf6fonsta pibettGuGfii 8esIc.
,nerisid, Micb., iuaan tnlee ie piSet-
tdiudfii DbiOsia, fIiten oil altman
aiottufin. &aiffi Ills iualmistantn-
ian nsdtfnstamaan fofonfieen, IillG
oiouutpn faifesta bmolimntta toi,uo-
faan tnIe'uan iuariin rnniaafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

8ieraittcn fieIien fdptt0 fiel-
Iettp jlilfiiilla paitpilla Sowasia.
@ain enelanninfieltG iaa piubda So
man moltiosia fooan aifdna toii-
luisia, firtoisTa, WdltiolIista Iootila
olehpisi< tofoiafiisia, pidbelinfesfus-
teluisia ia matfitstaiahlnisia len ju-
listlifien mufaan ionfa tirperu0ori
Startling antoi. "NitGfoon iellniiet
benfilGt, intfa eipGt niaa pltbipa eng
lanninfielta, iirmalampaldpelitfIia fo-
bonanza, f~anotaan irdlishtfiesia.
"gnelaminfieli on julistettu Ob-
opsapoltain ia Sotpan apiralliiefii
tielefii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20
airffofnntamme iGienille /

~ &irffofnntamme jGienille ia
bstdwilIe pbbbammc DstGiualliiesti
bnprnanttaa, eta ferdssta Mnttaju
1eb6elIe ,poitte iatfaa firfoIlisfofo-
At(eea asst. &erGDfienne tnloffet
iuoitte tiIittGG ennen iitd tail len jGI
feen, i~epiipasia tilaiinnbesia. Ga.
bdnustinen tnlos on pllnt marlin l.
Iebonttoipa, josta faifiIle parbaat
,Fiitoffef! Soimifaa iuoan ripeGsti
ebeIIeenfim. Sierra tb0nne on pal
iitfs'Da,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adopt
ed country, the United States of
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20
Gmbarras, @imn.

Gmbarrus, Minm. -. :.
@mborrosfin iumoIanpoIueIits
tdsid fuisio on SitbmmispaitpGni
fdlc 10 ap- EiIoiiutoeSio fesfiistel-
loan ia pddtet1dn firfon rofennitf.
icsto y. M. tdrfeistd diioista.
8. &itotioloinen,
eiimies.
o.
Uaasiin g. ieitraf. firfosio pnI)itn
50 pdimGn iIlollo.
S. s. Seimcncn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

meen on ustnttaiua beti enii beind'
fnnn alnsia min plan finn on fntta
annettn.
Safemnfiet lGbetettGiuS o~ioitteel'
la:
3. 8aori,
9bor 63, SroniupoS, Wieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

Mlf6d ooottoto febotiista pbtp-
paddn iotdiddstomerffien ostajien
ormeiioon. Mitd Jos meiodn mic
bidurnne ilpof iasbouooisia tdptpiii fe-
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Evening journal., 1918-01-26
JERUSALEM SHOWN
BY STEREOPTICON
Esstlake PreSbyterianS Will
Hear Picture Sermon To-
morrow Evening
MAYNARD BOY TO
BELECTURER'S TOPIC

At the Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Twenty-seventh and Market
streets, the Rev. Henry Cunningham
will conduct both services. At 1890
o'clock the sermon theme will be THE
Will,of God"
The collectors OF the building fund
viii meet at the close OF the morning
service.
The Sunday school will meet in all
departments at 2 o'clock.
An illustrated service will be held at
40 o'clock The topic will bg.> "Jeru-
salem, The Holy City" The recent cap
ture OF this city by the British forces
makes this a topic OF supreme interest.
Since 637 A. ID. Jerusalem has been In
the power Of the Moslems and the
Turks. Being the center Of many OF
the important events I'm the life OF
Jesus makes II OF deep interest TO the
Christian. The topic will be illustrated
by number Of beautiful colored stere-
opticOn pictures, showing Jerusalem
ancient and modern. The songs used in
the service viii also be Illustrated. The
Holy City will be sung as a solo. ON
"Wednesday evening George Lewis Oh
ney, OF New York. will give his famous
story, THE Hayward Boy" This will
be illustrated by 100 beautiful stereop-
ticon pictures.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
PATRIOTIC EVANGELISM
SILVERBROOE KEYNOTE

Services Of special interest will be
held tomorrow at SllverbrOOk MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, Lancaster and
Woodlawn avenue, the first service be-
ginning at 1870 o'clock. The sermon
Of the morning will be delivered by
the Rev. j. II. Beauchamp, ID. d.. cor
responding secretary OF the City Mis-
siOnary and Church Extension Society.
The pastor, the Rev Elwood W. Jones.
will have charge Of the service. The
choir, directed by Raymond W. Lilley,
Will sing two anthems.
Glass meeting in charge Of the leader,
Jos. W. Coley. will be held at the close
of the morning service.
The Sunday school. presided owed by
Jos. W. Coley, the superintendent, will
meet at ? o'clock. Music = a high
order Will be provided by Miss Con
nen's orchestra. The mems Drexel
Biddle Bible class will be taught by
the pastor.
The Epworth League will hold its
devotional service at Gas O'Clock, the
leader being Robert Green.
The evening preaching service will
begin at 7.3O o'clock, opening with an
organ selection followed by service OF
song. The choir will be heard in an
anthem. A string orchestra will be
present ana add to the effectiveness OF
the music. The evangelistic patriotic
note will be sounded strongly through
out the service. Tho pastor will preach
from the subject. a Living Sacrifice" "
The combined class and prayer meeting
service will be held at the parsonage
Wednesday evening at g o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
DR.. Won TOBEL SUNDAY
preacher AT HANOVER

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth street and Boulevard, to-
morrow. the Rev A. F. Won Tobel d.
D., Of Shelbyville. Indiana, will be the
preacher. The evening service will
begin at o'clock
The special music for the day will
be as follows Morning. anthem. "They
That Trust in the Lord" Gillette; bass
solo. place Of Pity Pontlus, Mr.. Ben
nett: evening. alto solo, sweet Story
Of Old. Miss Mason. The young people
will meet at 6t5 o'clock.
In the interest Of coal conservation
no week night services viii be held in
the church next week.
The Rev. Fred A. Kullman. Of Lewes,
will be the preacher on Sunday week.
Dr. Herbert F. Randolph. OF Grace
Church. will address the Westminster
Club Of Hanover Church ON Tuesday
evening, February 5. on the Peril Of
prussianism
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
PROMINENT LAYNAN
At Second BAPTIST
F. W. Aver, to Present
Need of War and Mis-
sion Funds
MUSICAL PROGRAM
OF SPECIAL INTEREST

The services in the Second Baptist
Church. Ninth ard Franklin streets, the
Rev. Thomas p. Holloway. d. d.. minis
ter, will be as follows Morning service.
1890 o'clock. Dr. Holloway presiding.
f. w. Aver. Of the n. w. Aver Advertis-
ing Agency. viii be the speaker OF the
morning. He Is a leading Baptist lay
man, and Is the superintendent OF the
largest Sunday school In New Jersey.
president OF the Camden IN. J.) Y. NJ.
G.. A. president OF the New Jersey Bap-
list state Convention, and chairman Of
the great laymens movement OF the
Northern Baptist Convention. the cam
paign inaugurated in Chicago on Jan
uary A.
The Bible school departments assem-
BILE al noon. The Senior c. e. Society
meets at Gas o'clock In the chapel
leader, Delaplaine Turner. The musical
program will be as follows. Morning
organ prelude, Meditation in d." Ash
ford; solo, III l Regard Inlquity,
Brown. s. H. Jones: anthem. "The God
Of Abraham Praise" Buck; organ posi-.
lude, "Marche In b Flat" Silas Even
/ Iing-Organ prelude, "Marche Moderne
7 Lomare anthem, Praise Ne the Father.
Gounod: duet. Come Unto Me-" Cam
pana: Mrs. Howard CLARK, J. Wales
Davis: organ Postlude. Batlste,
/ Wednesday, at o'clock, the mid-week
prayer meeting. conducted by the min
/ isfor
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
pageant
IN scott Church
Sunday. School Will Give
Washington's Birthday
Entertainment
BROTHERHOOD HOLDS
ANNUAL BANQUET

The services at Scott NJ. E. Church.
seventh and Spruce streets. tomorrow
will be OF interest. The morning class
and testimony meeting will be held at
9i5 o'clock and the morning worship
viii be conducted at 1880 o'clock.
The pastor will have as his subject,
THE Price OF Power" Musical num-
bers Will include: Organ selection,
anthem. "The sun Of Righteousness, %
by Geibel," and I'VE Praise Thee, o
Lord by Jackson, full chorus; organ
posilude.
At 2 o'clock the Bible school will
meet In the Baraca class the pastor
will teach the lesson, subject, Jesus
Forglying SIM AZ the conclusion OF
the session large chorus OF children
will he formed TO sing patriotic airs
in the patriotic pageant called MEM
orles OF America" TO be given by tho
school on the evening OF February %
At 6.30 o'clock the Epworih League
devotional meeting will be held. leader
W. j. Doran. The membership contest
In the league Is in full swing. and sew
eral new members Will be admitted
Special music VIII be rendered by the
junior choir.
AZ 730 the evening service will be
held. The CHOIR will conduct service
OF sacred song. In which the entire con
gregation will engage The pastor will
have as his subject, individual lnnu-
once" An evangelistlc service will fol-
low and new members will be received
The services during the week will bC
held as usual. and will be along evan
gelisiic lines. The brotherhood Will
hold It's annual banquet on Thursday
evening In the assembly room OF .he
church A fine musical and literary
program will be rendered. The chief
address OF the evening will be deliver
ed by the Rev Frank C.. Mcdonald
d. d.. OF Chester. Pa.
This Brotherhood has a large mem
bership and IS one OF the most active
in the city.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
EAsTLAIIE METHODISTs
GIVE JUNIOR RALLY.

Sunday services at Eastlake NJ. r.
Church. Thirtleth and Tatnall streets.
will begin with n class meeting at 30
o'clock, William IT. Jones, leader !:
"Ruth's Choice" will he the subject Of
the pastor, the Rev. Z. II. Collins, at the
1870 o'clock service.
The Bible School will meet at .
o'clock. Walter II. Messimer. superin-
tendent. The mems and women's Bible
classes will meet in the church audi
torium at O'Clock, in a union service,
the mems class furnishing the program.
The classes have bought a new piano.
which will be in use They have an
orchestra and expect ten pieces in the
organization on Sunday
George Newcombe, teacher OF the
Mems Bible class, will make the after
noon address.
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
Gas o'clock.
The Junior League will hold a rally
at 7.30 o'clock. The Junior Chorus Of
more than nifty voices will be heard
for the first time. The pastor will
preach on Jesus. the Child's Savior"
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
conference PRESIDENT
At first N. P. Church

The Rev. Eben n. Baldwin, pastor.
will preach at the iO45 o'clock service
In the First Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow, on the subject, THE
Truth Of Jehovah, the Shield Of the
Christian" A congregational praise
service lasting fifteen minutes will be
part Of the morning worship. The
Bible school will meet at 2i5 O'Clock,
James B. McManus. superintendent.
At 3 O'Clock, the Rev. L. F. War
ner, D. D.. president Of the Maryland
Annual Conference, will preach, 1t be-
ing his annual visit Mrs. r. p Burn
ham will play a cornet solo, and the
choir viii give, Let the Words Of My
Mouth" Greenwood
At Gas o'clock, the Y. p. 6. C. E
prayer service will be led by Mrs. John
n. Graham.
As it is Christian Endeavor Day a
special program has been arranged.
At 7.i5 o'clock the pastor will preach
on the subject They Crucifled Him"
The choir VIII give, "Rock Of Ages, -
Heyser.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
personal SERVICE
DR.. IRNIN'S TOPIC
Newly Organized Junior
Choir to Sing for First
Time Tomorrow
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
AVENUE PROGRAM

The services on Sunday at the Della
ware avenue Baptist Church, Delaware
avenue and West street, will be in
charge Of the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Y.
Irwin, S. T. D.. who will take for the
subject at 1870 O'Clock, "The Greatness
Of Personal Service" The Sunday
school will meet at o'clock The
Christian Endeavor meets at 6.45
o'clock, leader. David NJ. Reed The
regular evening service will begin at
7.3O o'clock, with a song service under
the leadership Of Charles T. Edwards
and the two choirs. assisted by Miss
Mabel Mckinley, cornetist, and Charles
J.. Edwards, vlollnist. This will be the
first service when the Junior Choir re-
Gently organized by the chorister will
sing. DR.. Irwin will take as his subject,
Wages Promised and Paid Unexpected
ly." The regular prayer and praise ser
vice on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The special musical program for Sun
day will be as follows:
Morning Organ Prelude, "Epithala-
mlum," Matthew'S; solo and quartette,
Selected; anthem, in That Beautiful
Home" Edwards; organ postlude, "Fes-
tival Postlude," Liebig.
Evening Organ Prelude. Variations
de Concert" Bonnet; junior choir, Sc
lected; soprano solo. Hear My Cry"
Wooler. Miss Beda Seaberg; anthem.
The Lord Is My Light" Miles; male
Quartette, Near The Cross" Geibel (;
organ postlude, "Improvization.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
REVIVAL CONTINUES
AT HARRISON Street

The revival services continue with
unabated interest at Harrison street.
Evangelist Davidson Is delighting the
audiences. Many have declared a new
allegiance to The truth, while many
others have professed conversion. The
cottage prayer meetings. are held rues-
day and Friday mornings.
Glass meeting Is at 9ij o'clock
Mr. Davidson will preach at the pub
dc service at 1880 o'clock and the
chorus choir will sing
In the afternoon the Sunday school
will meet at O'Clock. Mr.. Davidson
viii be present and conduct a song
service.
In the evening the public service is
scheduled for 7.3O o'clock The evaii-
gcllst will be In charge. preaching the
sermon, and will be aided In the sing
ing by the chorus choir The Epworth
League service viii be at Gas o'clock
with s. H. pippin In charge
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
new Superintendent OF
Central SUNDAY SCHOOL

Not Peace but a Sword" is the
theme for tomorrow mornings sermon
az 1870 o'clock in Central Presbyter-
ian Church, King street below Eighth
street The Rev. ]. II. Crawford, minis
ter, will preach and Mrs. Wales will
sing MY Hope is in the Everlasting" g"
by Stainer. The sabbath school will
convene at ii.55 O'Clock under the lead
ership Of its new superintendent, John
j. Hayes. The Y. p S. C. E. will meet
at Gas o'clock. This will be an open
meeting and Christian Endeavor day
will be observed. The evening service
will begin at 7.45 o'clock and the min
lister will preach on THE Ministry OF
Might" Mrs. Wales and Miss Creamer
viii sing a duet. 81 Waited for the
Lord" by Mendelssohn. The choir
will also sing at this service. Organ
numbers: "Larghetto," Parkhurst ;
"Postlude," Jephson; "Postludio," ,"
Nlanzanares; "Onertoire," Batiste; ALA
Marcia" Fox.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
LIEUTENANT MILSON
TRINITY SPEAKER
Canadian Officer Will Tell
of Experiences in
France
SPECIAL OFFERING
FOR WAR FUND

Sunday. January 27. is set apart by
the Episcopal Church throughout the
United States for the gathering OF a
great Offering for the work Of the Wa;
Commission Of that church.
The day viii be marked in Trinity
Church. Wilmington, by special patri-
otto services, both morning and even
ing
At Il o'clock the service will be,
Morning prayer, with special interces-
sions for the nations at war. followed
by an address by Lieutenant Harry Mil
son, Of the Canadian Army, who has
recently come to America on leave
after more than three years hard fight
ing in France. Lieutenant Nilsson was
heard at the Queen Theatre last sun
day night, and by many people since
at the exhibition Of the Canadian War
Pictures, in Eden Hall Everybody who
hears Mr.. Nilsson wants TO hear him
again, and his message on Sunday
morning will be OF great interest
There should not be a vacant seat in
the church.
At 7i5 o'clock the Rev. John F. Mil
bank is to be the preacher, with Pa
triotism and Religion" for his topic
DR.. Milbank is an ardent patriot and a
preacher Of great power and origin
ality. He has many English relatives
lighting at the front. and has had 10
mourn the loss Of others He also has
a message which will interest and stim-
ulate all who have the privilege OF
hearing him.
The Sunday night services viii b,
Of a popular character, with hymn.
that everybody can sing There vii
be no seats reserved for pewholderl
and everybody will be welcome.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
WAR Sermon Series
BY west pastor
DR.. Smiley Will Discuss
Causes of Worlds
MiSfortuneS
ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR
AT EVENING SERVICE

The Rev. U. Franklin Smiley will dis
cuss in his morning sermon at West
Presbyterian Church the theme, "The
Soul Expectantn The choir will sing
Praise the Lord, My Soul" by Vaud
Water and Lightwood's Head Of Thy
Church Triumphant" The organ music
will be: Thells Meditation" and the
March" Of Dubois
The Bible school, with classes for all,
VIII meet at o'clock Dr. Smiley. in
the Mems Glass will speak on the
theme: why Was Christ Tempted2"
continuation Of the discussion OF
last Sunday In this class also VIII
Milliken. cornet soloist, will play and
the Clymer Male Quartette will sing.
Mrs. Smiley Will leach the Book Of
Mark in the Womens Bible Glass.
The evening service will open with a
half-hour Of song assisted by a choir
Of forty voices and brass and stringed
instruments. DR.. Smiley, in continu-
ing his special series Of sermons grow
ing out Of the conditions originated by
the war, will preach on the theme /:
rs Satan Real?" Is the sin aboundlng
In the world today, solely the result
Of mans own wickedness or is there a
great king OF evil over all, watching
for an opportunity TO win a victory?
The choir will sing Gilbraith's "How
Beautiful Yon Mountains 80 Mrs.
n. B. Lewis and Mrs. J. C. Allen will
sing In duet Whispering Hope" by
Hawthorne; and Messrs. Clymer, Spry,
Jones and Vandersloot will sing "The
Wayside Cross" by Palmer. The or
gan music will include Rockwell's
Melody in F." and the "Postlude" Of
Stern.