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Snitlideld ToUnshin.

The Smithiirld township board Of cdu-
cation held its nrSi meeting SATURDAY
afternoon ut the office Of nr. w. II.
Wunh. at which Tim" MIR. John HurrisS
took over the duties Of clerk IT Smith
field township and clerk Of the board Of
education.
The board closed the fIncy Fork. Fine
Grove and jackson schools for AT least
nnc w,,.k on account of Spanish ntIu-
enZa. aud longer is need be. Tho fol-
lowing ttarhrrs we're officially placed;
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CAMERON
Spanish Influenza.

having any r%talit.'s from IN" Spanish
.rfluruz,; ::llnuugh there are :rrcral
cases If tM" disease about tn" city.
none of them ar. considered dangerous.
and - far IS W." have boon able t. as
rcria!a al! 81 ihr partners are getting
along very EiccIy. Several new cases
hHv" developed in the last twcnty-four
hours. but they are all reported t" te III
Il mild form The barber shops have
been ordered CLOSED and c"nErc eating at
any Point has been suspended. At 4
few places The quarantine has been
raised -" the patients have rccnNrr'ti.
Dr. Tea garden. our city health officer. IS
taking every PR caution I" prevent the
disease from spreading.
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Muria Mooney. Erhnboth: Grace Dor
rance. York; Myrll" McHuSl il. Ptney
Fork M. =; Mural Cooper. Oak Grove:
Edith Dressed l:lur Ridge: Bertha Kos
vance. larpcrviIIr No. :, and Eileen
Bell. Sri"r itIdg".
Squire |. :. Nalr was again appointed
truanU officer for The school year.
Tho board has decided that all monthly
rcprrl* h.. in the hands mf the district
superintendent not later than Friday
morning following IN" close Of The
school month. ON Friday evening FOL
lowing the Close If IN" school month the
teachers will receive their pay. II re-
ports arc not in Oh time no pay until
another month.
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The Gil Aud Gas situation.

IuSlrr:s in the oil fields is as good
if mai hrtIrr Ii,au II has been nj any tim"
during IN. y,ar. Th,rr is however. TWO
hqrrirrS. nlr" Is i scarcity of h"lr and
tho other i% inability To got material l"
the Iicld+. Th" Cameron Heat and Light
co.'s VOL on the Davis heirs farm has
brrr r,r,:rd IN and ready IN start for
some tmc hut The start has been delayed
for want of help. Recent Developments
have relieved the gas situation about the
town. and there is no danger or II short
Ike this winter.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

again but very active with the volume
over n million shares. SpccIaltirs ana
tho rails wcre features. Shelters was
taken up as one of the Sura peace
stocks. The general trend Is upward.
hased. OF course. on feeling of certainty
that peace is in sight Ne believe 1t is
but care should be t;tkrE 70 select such
stocks as have not too great an advance
Some of the specialtics have discounted
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
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Sc11i,r Tho Liberty Bonds.

The committee is huSlIlng nrWunu MS
week. hunting sale for Liberty Bonds.
and .hr- ar, meeting with good success.
at least that - Ihr report received from
them. II ~ rl#iu"d that by Saturday,
the closing day at the sale, Cameron Will
he UP 1" her QUOTA il not over the ron.
tanyaSS"r; say h. E:ilcS arr numerous
enough hut tho am"uniS nf nurchaS" are
not So lar:" his Tim" as 1T former sales.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. lI.--t'attle steady
Sheen slow: supply fair. Prime wcth-
crs 1880 a. 100: culls and common
$50 r 55.On; lambs ll.0U ~ 1913: veal
CALVES 1890 ii 1900.
Hogs active: rNrlpts 10 double atSskS.
and heavy workers. $50 a 1919; light
workers l7.In ~ l7.Ti: pigs lI.eo
IL an. rrughS 16 so az 1850.
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vcrn virxtuia Rowlcy.

The live:ycar-oid daughter of MI and
Mrs. John RowIcy. Vera Virginia. dled
of commissions on Thursday At the home
of Wheeler Bowman. OF Twcnly-scventh
ard Charles streets. where they arc re-
siding at present. The child had been
Ill o: whooninE cough prior to the al.
tacl: of pneumonia. The funeral VIII
be held on Friday afternoon ut o'clock
from the Bowman home. 90 -
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS


(By Private wire TO n. T. -'t1SteH o. w.
Pen Bryan says: | ha"' observed seal
tered liquidation in Il. 5. u for long
,irne, and tho SANG is now h"r"fniuC
heavier Tho ISSUE WAS hold ZIP Win
difficulty during Tho strength ms forH-
moon and now shows a tendency In yield.
think this Is rather distinctly war
stock.
Regular rcr cent. dividend on Gas
Villains.
cess by tho allies and persistent re-
ports that Germany is about 10 cNnr"ss
hcr ncccptancc. with President Wilson'S
program for peace. suggests IN" prob
ability OF market operations having Il
view Of ending The war with few
months nj tho latest. twenty-five lead
inr bonds have advanced NOR" 'han Il
point In the last ten days. This is Il
healthy sign OF tn" attitude or tho in
yoSting public. .NInc"ih" we view tho
market position with cunftdcncH.--W. J..
Wollman s: Co.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o.. oct. lI.--CioN"rsrca.
nrimc cash, October S22.?n: l"rrin!Mr
$500: February $2S."o: March $.--;H''
Nisike. prime cash. October $500; DE-
rcn,krr $i>.@5: aMrch $lNl3;
Timnihv. prim" cash. old ana nov
s4.?1; December sos; March ana Apr'1
$3.50.
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Mrs. G. LSdndy.

Influenza was the cause OF Ars. u.
Lundy's death, which occurred on Octo-
Der u at the homo OF her daughter.
Mrs. Charles kcye. Of Delaware. o. Sh"
had gone there on n visit and II Is De-
licvcd contracted the disease on her way.
She leaves her husband. two daughters.
Mrs. Charles kcye and Mrs. Robert
Cooper, and ;wo grandchildren TO mourn
her death. For sixteen years past the
deceased had been q resident OF Wells
It,rt
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Working Hard.

Rcd Cross has shipped LOG sweaters
and liz bed shirts-two big boxes and
another box OF bed shirts ready TO De
packed. Grand and noble Is tho work
OF the ED Cross. More power TO Will
ing women workers, q crown to be fash
toned some time somewhere for them,
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

cstln: Charles Undertake. OF BeIIaire.
end Rev. J. r. Fulton. Of Red wing.
Mimi. were the speakers The FLYING
squadron" male Qunrtette, OF Betheso%
furnished The music.
W. H. Parker and sons. 5cre ano
WAYNE. Andrew Ault and ". ~. Guy
wer.. river front business callers Saeur-
day
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MIS-. William Yoho.

Died a. noon Thursday. OCTOBER IL
1915. of pneumonia, Mrs William 1ono'
Of tile Fourth ward. The deceased. VINO
WAS 81 years u; age. is survived oy tn'.
husband. William inhu. two sons anu
one daughter. The time OF the funeral
is not known At this hour.
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Tip out to buy Southern Pacific
Franckn

Dow Jones says:-It was the Widest
opening seen in the series Of big markets
which has come since the surrender uf
Bulgaria. War and international polit-
icau news WAS directly responsible for
the good demand for stocks. The war
news was interpreted as indicating pcacn
through victory in the near future. 1t
was logical that the peace stocks should
DC favored. The only losses found any
where in The list were in the war group p.
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Gro.age TO Mcet.

The Smithiicid Erauc" meets n"Nl
Tuesday evening. October IL, for IN"
purpr:i,. of comforting degree w"rk. y
patriotic program has been arranged
with SGmr excellent music IN St"r:. ny
John BurrsS. James Mcholin. John
'Wrlday. Mr. and Mrs. j. i. 'lIuThl!.
Wheeler Wrldly and others. Rrn"Inoc:
there is n bug treat awaiting you.
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Thcrn seems 10 DC no ConfirmNti0n 0f
the lato news last night that Germany
had finally agreed To the terms OF tho
allies. The morning news from the
front is favorable. The market will
probably be mixed again in its move
mcnes. The rails should show advances
il the general market gets strong.
HARRIS WINTHROP Il co.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEEL ING. W. Va, Oct. l.. rs.
Furnished the IntelliEencer by A r
Masten & Co.. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bunk I}uilt
Ing. wheeling. W. Va, Louis l.. Brand.
manaG ger.
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rb mining Stoct1.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va Oct II. lS-
Furnished the Intell1genccr by A. n
nasten K Co. members Of the New YORK.
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
In-. wheeling. ". Va. Louis T. brand.
manage
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. n. Va. Oct. Il. 1S-
Furnished the 1a,eili5eucer by A. E
Masten & Co. members OF the New YorA
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing. Wheeling. ". Va Louis F. Brand
InanSSer.
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e r, &. C.. Meets.

The c. l.. :. {. met at tho homo 81
Mr.. and Mrs D. l.. buchanan on Friday
evening. with thirty members present.
As the president. {. NJ Rargar. will s""h
remove 10 Ss"ub'nrille. and vice PreSt-
dent " II. rhrnry is in Camp sherman.
Mr. Il. T.. Rose. SECOND vic" president;
naturally Surrccd"l. Thc program oF
the evening was as follows:
''\vhn; Effect viii the War llavc
Upon Permanent l'rohlbill"n
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Cameron Locals.

AARON Tnrtcr mDtnrcd u WEIGHING on
hu"inrSS yesterday.
tr, ia. vim motor yesterday Ia transact
Au,ur business.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va Oct i. 10
Furnished this IatelliEencer by. A u.
Masten & Co.. members Of the New fors
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W VA Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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Open High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations; Corn. No. . yellow,
sl.5o@1.5l; No. ? yellow. Sl.Sf q las:
No. yellow, s1.32 n 1.35.
Oats. No. white, S7ff6SEc; stan
dard. GS1a n s9Ec.
Pork. nominal. Lard. se5.75, Ribs.
sol.T5 $500.
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Bank CIearingS for
Week Show Increase

Cearinss for October II. ...s 7SS.414S2
Same day last year. ....... 725."Sla9
Week ending Thursday..... 4.525l1I.O7
Same week last year. .... 3.T7S.99T.2O
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HT7r" Sprcadlu1.

Furty-scvcn new cases OF innuenza
have been reported in WellsburS u
date. twenty-one new cnses having Soaa
reported since Wednesday,. -.... -.-.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

/ WHEELING. w. Va. Oct II. rs.
Furnished thu intelllgcncer by A E
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National BanI Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va Louis +. Brand
nanarer.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va, Oct II, '1S-
Furnished the 1Gtaii;gcncer by A. E
Masten & Co., members OF the New Yorh
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. W. Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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- al, ~
Oral discussion Mrs. j. II. Lowry
Patriotic Songs Ivy the Circle.
Summary uf the War ...........

............ WITS. - - 80 '''t''''
Th" program was very interesting all
Instructive. Dainty refreshments were
served following u pleasant S""inl hour.
Th" next meeting il al IN" HON" Of Miss
Mary sutherland on Friday evening. TIC
tubcr -
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The Days REVIEW
MORNING STOCK LETTER.

Furnished The IntelliEcncer by Tho J. D.
Mcrrman x co.
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Tho marriage II M'aS Tunic Porter. o.
Warren avenue TO Mr.. Clinton Waters
OF SsllahurE W. Va. which took place
Mt WcllsburE two weeks ago. has become
knoyn to their many friends. They NH
reside ut WcllsburE. Mr.. and MIS-
Waters h,uve the best wishes OF host
OF friends.
stnri,.,d in l:arn"Svill" unexpectedly OK
Tuesday evening. made arrangements
with Hon J. f. Wur! hinStnn. chairman
Of the Liberty loan committee for Lily
crty bond sale. After going over mo
town with an army truck and shooting up
IN. town. the army truck was used on
Inc public square for PLATFORM ne
speakers were then introduced ny the
chairman Of the Liberty Loan committee
and after two good speeches nag nnrn
commenced and &7H 400 worth nf tn" same
wns SOON subscribed for Mr.. NorthlnS-
ton saws ParursyIl" and Warrior town
shin will "rn over The top IN" quota
"' Miss Audrey Nctsin OF I3uclin avenue,
dclpha. ~,
wirchcIl.. ri Xlu"Sv'llr.. Mrs. Wtnch"ll
was formerly Miss Maude Dcpcw OF TINS
fIydn Anderson Of this place WAS in
Columbus Wednesday, and Thursday 10
attend the dairy show.
Mrs. Alice TlIbn,I and little dauEhf'r
Frances. Of North Chestnut stFH"t: Sir"ns
tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Willard
Hogue. of Rcthcsda.
Mrs. John Campbell Of North Chestnut
street, Is confined to her home by III
ness -
Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Miss Fran
COS; Gregg Of North Chestnut street. ar"
visiting Mrs. Rogers daughter. Mrs
Charley Casey. ~ Cambridge.
Doris and Ernest Harper. or Malaga
WOW, y-isi,ors hero Wednesday.
Mrs. J. ". Stokes and children OF
Philadelphia. arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Bradncld of North Chestnut st;
avenue. he's returned after Il few days
visit with relatives and friends in Be-
thesaa. -.
:. ,-Isitinr her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Fowler OF North Chestnut ST.
George L.auGhlin. OF this place left
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CORN JUMPS in
PEACE HOLD-UP

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-Cnrn rose in value
today. mainly as u result of dentlls
that Germany had capirulatcd. The
market, however. WAS very unsettled
throughou; the session. Prices closed
nervous. a In axe not higher. with
November $L19& to $l.19@s. and Dc
cembcr SL153a TO sll5"s. Oats fin
ishcd &c to &C down. and provisions
unchanged to 9.c lower.
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GAINESVILLE
Send Jeuies.

4 plea is sent out from, Camp Shcr,
man for jellics. buffers. !narnaIitaGS ano
IT,. ,rrotn ir the cunvalcSccnt soldiers.
Thos" who wish tn dunatc la this cause
may lray" same ut the Hunt Dry G"poS
Co. Stnrr. wh"r" they Will he packed
and promptly shipped These hvlhE IN
also invited to contribute" To the boys IN
tn. above fashion.
There is also r. plea for musical IN
str,imcntS of any kind and thos" having
a surplus and care Ia donate them 10 INNS
cause. may leave them ut hunts store
also
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa Oct. 17.0redit bal
ances 81. Runs $4,000: average To.053:
shipn1ents SITS; average 55.06+-
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BUY MORE Bonds
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Total shares 1.l9@.4 400.
Bonds S12.n2o.hon.
Money. 8 per cent.
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
LOCAL PREACHERS
DAY AT BIG BETHEL

Local Preachers Union Day will be
observed at Big Bethel Church, Dr.. II
Y. Arnett, pastor. tomorrow: 9 o'clock,
prayer and praise services. led by local
preachers; 1890 o'clock, sermon by the
Rev. Mr.. Mcbride, Of Ezion. assisted
by the Rev. Joseph Clark and William
Webb; 230 o'clock, class meetings
2.30 o'clock, Sunday school; 3 30 o'clock,
sermon by the Rev. z. 4. Boulder; $
o'clock, local preachers platform meet
ing, addresses by the Rev. Philip :.
Brown, :. w. Reynolds, William Trusty
p. II. Johnson, Z. X. LOmaX, Samuel
Crawley, Rev. Mr.. Garnet and the Rev.
Fred Wilson (master Of ceremon-
ies), and the pastor. There will be a
local preachers rally in which all are
to give flfty cents or more 20 determine
the most popular man.
Wednesday and Thursday the sun
day school and Allen EndeavOr con-
ventlon will meet in Dover. The dele
gates elected and chosen are Mrs. Mary
Winchester district superintendent.
Mrs. Mamie Jones. Mrs. Marie Jones,
Mrs. Ida V. Anderson, Master Saunders
Mrs. Ivy Loper, Mrs. :. w.
Arnett Mrs. Elsie Tillison and Miss
Frances BOardly.
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
EV.SAMUEL G. NEIL
TO PREACH SERMON
Noted Pulpit Orator to be
at Second Baptist
August Is
HIS THEME TO BE
WAR TINE RELIGION

The Rev. Samuel G. Neil. secretar.
Of the American Baptist Publication
Society viii preach at the Second Bap
list Church Sunday morning. August
%. on Religion for War Times"
Mfr. Neil. became neld secretary OF
the American Baptist Publication So
ciety last April He has been with the
society seventeen years, and for twelve
years was the district superintendent
Of the middle district.
Mr.. Neil is a Scotchman by birth. He
came from Dairy, Ayrshire. Scotland
He was In charge Of the chapel car
Messenger Of Peace" for nve years
and toured many OF the western states.
and visited some OF the remote SEQ
tlons OF that part OF the United states.
For number OF years he was the pas
tor OF the Second Baptist Church OF
Philadelphia, where he was very sue
cessful.
As the scotch Evangelist" he preach
ed In some OF the middle western states,
when Mr.. Moody, the famous evangelist
was taken IN in Kansas City. when he
was conducting his last evangelical
campaign. Mr.. Neil took up the work
and preached 90 ten and twelve thou
sand persons nightly.
Tie is an original thinker, man OF
magnetic personality and purpose. and
a good pulpit orator. He possesses a
rich baritone voice and frequently sings
some OF the old Scotch songs with good
effect.
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
SPECIAL MUSIC
At SILVERBROOK
Rev. Elwood W. Jones to
Preach on Life on the
Eternal Plan"
ALSO ON 1.-THE CHRIST
ROAD TO SUCCESS

Tomorrow's services at silverbrook
NJ. E. Church will be held as follows
10 o'clock, sunday School: preach
ing service at II o'clock. the pastor,
the Rev. Elwood w. Jones; preaching
from the subject. Life on the Eter-
nal Plan" There will be special
music by the choir, directed by Ray
mond w. Lilley.
The twilight service begins az :
o'clock. A large part OF the service
will be devoted 10 CONGREGATIONAL
singing. The pastor will deliver a
sermon entitled "rhe Christ Road 10
Success"
Week-night meetings will consist OF
class meeting Tuesday evening, and
the combined class and prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. in charge OF
the pastor Each service will begin at
3 o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
PATRIOTIC order
TOATTLND WORTH
Rev. Ransom P. Nichols,
Pastor Will Preach on
Forward March
SPECIAL MUSIC
WILL lie FEATURE

Members Of the Patriotic Sons OF
America viii attend services al Ep-
worth NJ. r. Church tomorrow even
ing
Washington Camp No. is arranging
the meeting and invites all the other
camps Of the order In the city and the
sfnliated organizations OF women. The
pastor, the Rev. Ransom p. Nichols.
will make the address. his subject 10
be Forward, March"
A program Of music has been ar
ranged by Arthur B. Wilson. as fol-
lows: How Betsy Ross Made the
First Flag a quartet by Mrs. C. l..
Holloway and Miss Mildred Davis. so
pranos: Mrs. Charles Triggs and Miss
Helen Marshall. cOntraltO; a duet, en-
titled. Song 10 the Flag" Mrs. C. l..
Holloway and Mrs. r. p. Nichols. with
chorus singing by the men. Three
Cheers for the Red, White and Blue" (;
a solo. Keep the Home Fires Burn
Ing" by Miss Edna Anderson. Services
In the morning at 81 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1918-08-17

In the trenches in mo mans land
where shells whiz overhead; where
cold mud oozes underfoot. where a mil
lion dlscomforts and dangers try the
souls OF men, our boys are finding God
To listen to the Jewish services, to
clasp the friendly hand OF a Rabbi and
TO hear his words Of spiritual comfort
to receive the prayer book-for those
things the ewish soldier prays. Each
mail transport brings letter or two 20
the Jewish Welfare Board from one OF
the boys whom It Is helping TO hold
fsst 10 the faith OF his fathers and
encouraging 10 find the hope OF religion
in his new experiences.
From Private Harold Bleiberg OF Co.
+. ist provisional Company, i63d lnfsn-
try, came a letter which IS evidence that
religious regeneration is at work on
the other side Of the Atlantic.
He writes:
81 have an urgent request to make,
which I hope will be granted. and that
is, to send me an abridged Prayer Book
for Jews in the u :. Army. ! simply
cannot do without it Il may interest
you 10 know that after keen Observa-
tiOn. Il has been borne out very vivid
ly 10 my mind that atheism IS a dead
issue on this side. Everybody prays ;
there are no slackers. One thing Is
certain-after this war, religious OBJ
servance Will be world widl.
AS 20 myself. find comfort in pray
er, oased because with the Almighty's
presence nigh, he will not fail TO hear
my appeal-what wouldn't / give to
attend a Jewish service; to hear a
Rabbi. I never realized before how es-
sential 10 man these ceremonies are"
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
IAN IMPOSSIBLE
MADE POSSIBLE"
This Will be DR.. Watts
Subject at Harrison
Street Church
TO HOLD OPEN AIR
SERVICE IN EVENING

Dr.. G. T. Anderson and family are
spending their vacation at their sum-
mer cottage at Rehoboth. Del. During
his absence the pulpit at Harrison
Street NJ Z. Church will be supplied.
DR.. Robert Watt, district superinten-
dent, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow
and the services will be as follows: {:
Sunday school at 9l5 o'clock and
preaching at fl o'clock. The commu-
nifty open air service will be at :
o'clock on the church lawn. DR.. Watts
subject in the morning Will be AN
Impossible Made Possible His subject
at the open air service will be, What
America Is Fighting for In this War"
Evening journal., 1918-08-17
REV. W. G. HARRIS
TO PREACH AT SCOTT

The services tomorrow at Scott NJ r.
Church. the Rev. T. j. Sard, pastor. Will
be as follows: g.i5 O'Clock. class meet
ing; i0.3O o'clock, preaching by the
Rev. w q. Harris. pastor Of Goodman
NJ +. Church. The Sunday School will
meet al ii.i5 O'Clock. At o'clock the
twilight service will be held, the
first thirty minutes OF which viii be
devoted 20 a gospel song service, fol-
lowed by preaching. the pastor taking
for his subject THE Certainty OF the
Coming Kingdom"
The young peoples class meets on
Monday night, az las o'clock. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday night, at 7i5
O'Clock.