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New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
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Liberty bonds of the last issue valued at
$4,000 are missing from the Bronx National
Bank. They we're taken from the desk of
Harry Kobe, cashier. when he went to lunch.
A strike Of bakers is threatened for Satur
day. Demands have been made on employers
hy 5000 members of the Journeyme.. bakers
aud Confectionery Workers. International
Union, who demand an increase of 81 ii day.
> The transfer tax appraisal places the cs
tate of Richard Arnold, former vice-president
OF the philharmonic Society, st S54,0Sf,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

The teacher Of Grade SB, Public School
23 The Bronx, feels that her pupils are
good American rooters." They sold NOR,
quota WAS only $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

An exhibition of art and literature r;tl
Il programme of folksongs. was given last
night at st. Marks Hall, 81 West 13Sth
Street. for colorcd people.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

The Lambs Club raised s1.3o5.loo in Lib
five times its quota of S25o,Oo0. ''''-''
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

SAFES managers and representatives Of tho
National City Company will hold a thro.,-
aay convention at the New York Office, be.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
SUNDAY ar E.sTTAvE.

Services ai Easllake Methodist Epls-
copd Church, Thirticth and Tatnall
streets, VIII begin at $50 O'Clock with
class meeting led by VIM Il. Jones. AT
1880 o'clock the pastor. the Rev. e. II.
Collins, Will deliver the morning SER
mon, subject. "rhe Day OF Salvation. ."
AT o'clock, the Bible school meets.
Walter II Mssimer, superintendent.
The ladies and mems Bible classes meet
In The church auditor UNI at G.i5 o'clock
the devotional meeting OF the Chris
tion Endeayor Society will be held; at
7.3O O'Clock, the popular praise serv-
Ice begins. Professor j. s. T. Boards
lee and hls chorus choir lead the sing
ing and give special selections at both
morning and evening services.
The pastors subject for Sunday eve
ming Isl; Christ on Our Hands," or
What VIII You DO With Jesus 2''
Evangclistic services viii follow.
Tho pastor has appointed twenty
women and twenty men as assistants
for this year, whose work will be 10
visit the sick, help the needy, welcome
the stranger.
The Junior League meets on Friday
afternoon at 800 O'Clock. Prayer meet
Ing on Friday evening Is at 8 O'clock
led by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
FRsT pnrsBYTrnlAN.

Announcement is made by The Session
Uf the First Presbyterian Church, Mar
6et above Ninth, that Miss Louise
Crownover. OF Philadelphia, who has
been solo.sl for some few sundays at
the First Church, has been permanently
engaged and VII begin her services on
Sunday. Miss Crownover has been heard
by large and increasing congregations
ard has already proven q great favOrite
with the members and friends Of the
First Church.
At The morning SERVED tomorrow at
1880 o'clock Miss Crownover will sing
These Arc They" from Gaurs Holy
CITY," The choir VIII sing God So
Loved the World" by Slaincr. The
minister, the Rev j. Ross Stonesifer,
viii have for his subject Cumulative
Grace" The sacrament Of infant bap-
lsm VIII be administered to the chill
dred OF believers Parents are requested
TO notify the minister In advance Of the
service
The Sunday school will meet at 70
o'clock The school has contributed
more for benevolences during the last
year, than for It's own support, even
though II IS a self-suppOrting school re-
ceivlng no help from the church.
Christian Endeayor Society win meet
at $50 o'clock The subject VIII be
How to Enjoy Sunday" and The meet
ing will be led by Miss Greta Per
kins.
AZ 7.3o O'Clock, IN addition to Tho SER
mon by the pastor, there VIII be a SER
vice Of special musical interest. In ad-
dition 10 ihc singing by Miss Crownovcr
and the chorus there Will be a number
OF violin selections by Harry V Stausc-
bach. lie VIII play Romance" by
Becker, and Souvenir" Drdla Mr.
Stoneslfer's sermon subject viii be,
The Drive for Liberty"
The organ numbers will be.
Morning-"The Death OF Ase," by
Gricg; "Triumphal Chorus" from
AIDA" by Verdi.
Evening Berceuse," by GODDARD;
"pOstlude," by Stalner.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
snLOIsT AT CFNTnAL.

'Trlbulation and Peace" Is the sub
iect cho en- for tomorrow morning,
1880 o'clock. at Central Presbyterian
Church, King street below Eighth
street by the minister, the Rev. ] II.
Crawford Horace DumOnt, OF phila-
delphla, viii sing "The Lost Chord" by
sullivan The Sunday school will con-
Vone at the usual hour, ii55 o'clock,
ln an its departments. The Y. p. S. c. p.
viii meet at 6.l5 o'clock. and will be
led by Miss Annie zelgrlst. The even
ing service will begin at 745 O'Clock,
and the minister will preach on the
subject, "Thlngs That Accompany Sal
vatlon." The choir will sing, "Ho ls
Risen" by stults. and Mr. Hayes will
sing, "ghore's a Beautiful Land on
Hish' Everybody Is welcome. Organ
numbers THE Virgins Prayer" Mas
senet' Allegro Moderate" Schultz,
Allegro Maesioso." West; Prelude d
Brosig; March" Clark.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
SERMON DISCUSSION
OF MENTAL HEALING

Sunday services in the Second Bap-
tist Church. Ninth and Franklin streets.
the Rev. Thomas p. Holloway, ID. ID.
minister. Will begln at 40 30 o'clock. DIP.
Holloway VIII consider the question Of
faith-heallng and mind-heallng.
The evening service begins at las
o'clock and the minister's subject viii
be, I'VE Would See Jesus" The Bible
school meets at noon. with classes for
an ages. The Senior C. z. will meet
al Gas o'clock in the chapel; leader,
Kenneth Horn. The musical program
tomorrow VIII be as follows. Organ
prelude, "Onertory IN G." Loud: an
them, MY Shepherd is the Living Cod"
Thaver; solo, "My Redeemer and My
Lord Buck, s. Harrington Jones; or
gan posiluce, Canialina, Demorest
Eyenlng-0rgan prelude, "Berceuse." -"
GODDARD; anthem. Lord We Pray Thee"
Roberts; duet. 'rhe Lord Is Ny Shep-
herd Smart, Mrs. Howard Clark and
Mrs Virginia Jones Lattomus: organ Sc
lection, ITO a Rosebud steele, g. Au-
gust Welder Monday at O'Clock tho
Dorcas Social Society meets IN the
church parlor. Wednesday at s O'Clock
me mid-week prayer meeting, led by
mo minister will be held.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
OBSERVED
AT WESTIl N5TLR

The sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be observed and new members re-
cohed al the morning service at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow IN Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Rodney street The choir Will
sing, 20 For That Tenderness OF Hear" ,"
by Bartlett, and 'Nunc Dlmittls," by
Tours. IN the afternoon at O'Clock
the minister. the Rev. Charles l.. Can
dee, u D., will preach, ana the double
quartet will sing, THE Inner Voice" "
by Bartlett with violin obligato. Emil
T.. Schmidt OF the Philadelphia Or
chestra win play two violin solos.
'Benedclus." by Mackenzie and "Arla"
by Ten8glla.
The graded Sunday shcool viii meet
al noon In the chapel and the Adult
Bible Glass at me same time In the
gallery Of the church.
The Young Peoples Society viii meet
In the chapel at 100 O'clock An in
stallation service for the new officers
win be held.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
sALVATlOY ArllIY Nnrrs

At the salvation Army Hall, No i02
East Fourth street, Captain Ernest Holz.
oncer-ln-charge, the meetings this sun
day win be In charge OF Adlutant Flor
ence Dean, OF New Yo-k City. The adj
lutaut ls the organ zer and inspector OF
the Girl Life Saving Qua Movement
in tho salvation Army. This important
and Interesting branch OF Salvation
Army activities has taken well VIII
mington and already q good troop has
been organized. sunday school is at
1880 O'Clock; open-air meetings VIII
be held 50 the Pennsylvania depot at 2
O'Clock, followed by praise service. IN
the hall at $50 O'Clock; Young Peoples
meeting al $50 o'clock, and open-air
meeting at Fifth and Ma. let 50 ects at
730 o'clock. Salvation meeting IS at
g o'clock. There VIII also be an inter-
est'ng service tor ght which viii be in
charge Of Adjutant Dean.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
and Music 10 be Heard City Churches Again Tomorrow
NATIONS GRATITUDE
AVENUE CHURCH TOPIC

The services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Delaware
avenue and West street, viii be in
charge OF the pastor, the Rev. Joseph
Y Irwin, s. 7. D. who will take for
his subject at 1880 O'Clock: Mans
Great Compass" The Sunday school will
meet at o'clock; the Christian En-
deavor meeting is at Gas o'clock, leader.
w. S. Starr.
The evening service at 7.30 o'clock
will open with an organ recital by Pro
fessor Fred S. Smith. There will also
be a song service directed by Mr.. Smith.
DH. Irwin will take as his subject;
The Opportunity Of the United States
to Show a Nations Gratitude for Fa-
vOrs Received from France, England
and Russia"
The regular prayer and praise serT-
ice will be Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Morning Organ prelude, Solemn
March Meacham; soprano solo, Hear
My Cry, 0 Lord" WOOler, Miss Beda
Seaberg; anthem, 20 Gracious God
Brown; organ postlude, "Roman
March," CLARK.
Evening - Orgsn recital: "Jubilata
Deo," Silver; "Giocoso," Demarest; "T0
Spring" Grieg-Lemare; "Parsphrase on
the Nat Onal Anthehm," Best anthem,
blessed Be the Lord God" Bracket; /;
anther, "Arsel Shinei For Thy Light
is Come" Buck; organ postlude, Macs
tosi Pomposo," Kinder.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
FIERCE F.GETHG
Told EY OFFICER
Er tiSh Lieutenant Will Give
War Talk at II est
Church
NEW NATIONAL HYMN
HAS FIRST SINGING

At the morning service at West Pres
bylerian church, co ner OF Eighth and
Washington streets, the pastor. the Rev.
u. FranAlln Smiley, D. D.. will preach
on the theme: 1.-THE Sower and the
Seed" The cnolr will sing Lowden S
Make a Joyful Noise" and ~ Dream
Of Paradise. by Grey The organ
music VIII include Freyer's "tantasie"
and Coun0ds praise Ie Thee Father"
The Bible School viii meet at 2
O'Clock Mir. Banks leads the large or
chestra in the main school, NJ $.
Smiley VIII teach the womens Bible
class. Dr.. Smiley Will conduct the
mems Bible class, on the subject OF
Liberty" At this class there will be
musical features OF added attraction,
including Harry Il: Draine, tr0mb0nist; /;
Merritt p. Hastings, Jr.. baritone. and
the mems orchestra Mr.. Smith will
teach the young mems class
AZ the eNening hour will be held an
other great pat lotto service. A p0pu-
lar service Of gospel song, led by Pro
fessor Clymer with his choir OF forty
oices, Will open tile service. The ad-
dress Of the evening viii be delivered
by Lieutenant r. A. sutton, Of the
British Royal Engineers, who has re-
Gently come from the front to this coun-
try Lieut.. sutton has been In some Of
the fercest lighting Of the war, and Is
highly veised in war tactics and the
principles upon which war is waged
lie Will speak primarily upon two
points, the life and experiences he has
had in the trenches on the western
front, and the landing OF the English
and Australian troops at Gallipoi.
The choir viii sing Let Mount Zion
Rejoice by Herbert, with Mrs NJ. b
Lewis and Harper Spry as soloists. The
Glee Club viii sing "The Marseillaise
Hymn" OF De Lisle The s0loists OF the
evening will be Mrs Mary Emma Har-
mon McGeorge, Of Philadelphia. violin
ist. The entire congregation viii sing
the new national hymn, "All Hall Amer
lea" by Calvin W. Laufcr, sung at this
hour for the GrSt time In the state o
Delaware. TIE organ music for The
evening viii include the rOnertoire."
by klng-Hal, and Stcrn's "Postlude
Ia c."
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
SOLDIER SERnUNS
By DR.. RANDOLPH
Grace Church Pastor tc
Preach Series on Religion
Of a Sold er"
EASTER CANTATA BY
SOLOlSTS AND CHO r

"7,he God OF All Comfort VIII be the
subject Of the morning sermon by Dr.
Herbert F. Randolph at Grace Church,
Ninth and West streets. The musical
service Will be as follows:
organ prelude. ITO spring Grieg'
processlonal. Ancient Of DAYS" Doane;
anthem. 20 Lord How Excellent" Am
brose: offertory, tenor solo. "Be(lhou
Faithful Unto Death" Mendelssohn; re-
cesslonal. Il Heard the Voice OF Jesus
say" Bonar; conlralto solo, Mrs. Flea
nor GirtOn kemery, organ p0sllude'
'aChorale In D." Salome.
In the evening at 7.i5 O'Clock Dr Ran
dolph VIII give the arst Of series OF
sermons on "The Religion Of a Soldier "
the nrst OF these sermons on sunday
evenings will be on the subject, Go
lng West" a study in the immortality
of the slain soldier boys. IN connec-
tion with this sermon by Or. Randolph,
the choir will sng a can,ata ON The
resurrection, "The Lord Of Lisht and
Love" by Julian Edwards. II VIII con-
sist OF the following numbers.
(l) Introduction and chorus, "Joy TO
The W0rld; (2) baritone solo with
cAorus), "Far Across the Sea OF Sil-
Ner:n t3) chorus OF women, owe Came
Here In the Morning Grayy (il tenor
solo. Fear Not;" ,5) duet for soprano
and alto, "He Is the Hope OF An the
World" (6) quartet and chorus, "LO,
lie Comes;" (7) soprano solo, IN The
Blessed JOY OF Easter: lS) chorus.
"Rng, Oh Ring, the Bells Of Easter
The sololsts will be: Miss Madeline
Reed and Miss Dorothy Citizens, so-
pranos; Mrs Eleanor Girton Kemery,
contralto; Edgar d. Smith, tenor; Fred
Wyatt, baritone.
Norris @. Morgan viii open the even
ing service with an organ recital In
which ne will give the following num-
bers: "Findalla," Sibelius: "Chanson
D'Amour." Gillette; Meditation from
That's" Massenet: the organ postlude
viii be, "Marche Triumphant dubois.
The Sunday school viii meet at noon
The Epworth League devotional service
Will be held IN the chapel at 6i5 O'Clock
The mid-week service will be conduct
ed by the minister on Wednesday night
at 7i5 o'clock.
Miss Charlotte Arnold, who was FOR
several years engaged as assistant In
Grace Church, will resume her rela-
tions with the church on Sunday. She
comes 70 be the assistant and secretary
to Dr. Randolph. A reception viii bc
given Or. and Mrs. Randolph and Mis-.
Arnold on Thursday night from 8 TO iC
O'Clock In the Sunday school han al
which all the departments Of the church
viii be represented in words Of well
come Or. Randolph Is returning for
his third year OF service. All the MEM
bers Of the church are invited 10 at
tend this reception.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
BETHANY CANTATA BY
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

The services at Bethany Baptist
Church VIII be OF special interest to-
morrow. The Rev John r. Hunsbereer
win conduct the services At 1880
o'clock lhe girls OF the Delaware In
dusirial school viii be present TO rem
3er lhe oantata From Cross TO Crown"
The order Of worship VIII be as fol-
lows:
organ prelude by Prof. w. d. Blair;
d0X0l0gy, Invocation, responsive read
ing, Psalm %; Gloria. congregation
standing. Scripture; anthem and can
tala, Part 1, by Girls OF Industrial
school: announcements and Offering;
address by pastor pant 2 Of the anthem
and cantaia by Girls Industrial School
prayer and closing song (by requestl
savior Breathe an Evening Blessing,
by girls OF the Industrial School; bene,
dlction.
The sermon subject az T45 O'CLOCK
will be, "rhe Christians Hope" There
viii be a meeting OF the Red Cross
Tuesday az 7.30 o'clock and Thursday
at ? o'clock.
Prayer service VIII be held on Wed
nesday at 7i5 O'Clock, with special
business meeting Of the church after
wards.
An apron social win be given Thurs
day evening under the auspices OF the
Ladies' AID Society In The chapel.
The monthly meeting Of the World
Wide Guild WIZ be on Monday In the
beginners room.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
scout SEGn IN N
Trinity Church
Liberty Loan Prizes Award
ed Boy couls, Distribute.
at Everirg Service
PATRIOTIC SERMON BY
REV. F. N. KlRKuS

A special patriotic service win be
held in Trinity Church, Delaware ave-
aue and Adams street. on Sunday even
ng, at 7.45 o'clock at which all the
Wilmington members Of The Boy Scouts
Of America arc invited to be present.
an troops have been notified through
heir seoul masters, and " Is hoped a
very large representation VIII be pres
ant They VIII assemble in the parish
house on Adams street at 7.i5 o'clock
and will march Into the church at 7 As
o'clock, occupying seats reserved for
them ln me middle aisle. The services
viii be of q Kind In whloh all the boys
can Join and the sermon VIII be preach
ed by the Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus, rec
tor OF the parish.
In the course Of this service, prizes
won by scouts In connection with the
work done by them al the time Of the
second Liberty Loan win be awarded
and distributed by Dr. Charles l.. Reese,
Junior warden Of Trinity parish, and
father of two members Of Troop i2.
The public Is cordially Invited 10 at
tend this service.
The services in Trinity Church on
sunday viii be as follows: Holy COM
munlon, 7.30 o'clock: Sunday school at
0.30 O'Clock; morning prayer and SER
mon, A o'clock; special patriotic ser
vice for tho Boy Scouts OF America (;
at 7i5 o'clock. The Rev Frederick NJ
Kirlus, rector, viii preach both morn
ing and evening
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
UNION A. Al. b. CrrrRcn

There Will be quarterly meeting to-
morrow at the Union American NJ. o..
Church, French street above Twelfth
street, the Rev. S. P, Sheppard, pastor.
The schedule follows; 1880 o'clock
service. sermon by the Rb Rev. r. n.
Ruley, D. D.. followed by the admins
tratlon Of the Lords supper; 1890
O'Clock, general class meeting; o'clock.
Sunday school, Mrs. l.. V. Williams,
supt; 3 10 o'clock. sermon by the Rev.
VI. c. Jones, OF Eighth Street Baptist
Church. His Junior Choir will sing
Also the undenomnational Ministerial
Union will be with us; 745 o'clock,
preaching; Monday, O'Clock. love feast
Tuesday nlghl, quarterly conference.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
RELIGIOUS LOOKS"
TOPIC AT MADELEY

Services at Madeley NJ E. Church to-
morrow will be as follows At 9.3o
o'clock, an old-fashloned class meeting,
in charge OF John II Ford. viii begin
the day. The pastor, the Rev L. NJ
Broadway, will preach at 10 80 o'clock,
from the subject "Relisious Looks"
Sunday School will be at 2.t5 o'clock ;
r. &. Conner, superintendent. Epworth
League service at 6 IS o'clock. will be
led by Miss Sa,lll9 Montgomery, pi-
aniste OF the league.
Preaching by the pastor at 745
O'Clock will be followed by revival SER
vice. The Ladles' Aid Society win meet
at the home Of Mrs. Mahan on Thurs
day night The Junior League members
and friends Will hold their annual so
cial IN the church on Tuesday night, at
8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
rnnrsrIAN srIrNTIsr.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist, Park
Place and Van Buren street. will hold
regular services as follows Sunday
morning at Il o'clock and Sunday even
Ing at o'clock Subject OF the lesson
sermon, "Are Sin. Disease and Death
Real?" The Sunday school conyencs at
Il o'clock Sunday morning. On We'd
nesday evening testimonial meeting
Is held at o'clock. The church main
tains free reading room sud circulate
ing library at No. 707 Equitable Build
lns, which Is open weekdays from 10
o'clock until 3, except Wednesdays.
when the hours are from 30 O'Clock
until o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
S.LVERBRO0K Gets
LIBERTY BOEDS
hurch Has Invested $500
of Funds in Purchase
oil Bonds
GOSPEL SERMONS AT
SUNDAY SERVICES

Tomorrow's services at Silverbrook
NJ E. Church, will begin at 1890
o'clock. Special music, consisting OF
two anthems, will be sung by the
choir, under the direction Of Raymond
w Lilley. The pastor, the Rev. El-
wood w. Jones, will preach at this
service. his subject being MY Best
For God"
The Sunday School. in charge Of the
Supe intendent, Joseph W. Coley, VIII
hold its session at o'clock. Miss Con
nell's orchestra will be in attendance.
The Mems Bible class will meet at 2
o'clock AMI the pastor viii teach the
second OF the series Of patriotic les
sons, the subject being "The Relief Of
the Oppressed"
The pastors preparatory member
ship class will hold its first meeting at
the close Of the Sunday School session
The EpWorth League will hold its de-
y0tional meeting at Gas O'Clock. The
leader will be Walter Comegys, the
subject being self" Charles L..
Stewart will sing q tenor solo, entitled
God Remembers When the World
Forgets," Bond. An orchestra will take
part in the service.
The evening preaching service will
begin at 7.3O O'clock the first part OF
the service being devoted TO gospel
singing in charge OF the director. other
musical features Of the evening will in
clude an anthem by the choir and a
tenor solo, 1t Was For Me-" Blouni.
by Charles l.. Stewart. The pastor will
deliver an evangelistlc address, entitled
"The New Song"
$500 Of the funds Of this church have
been invested in the Third Liberty
Loan bonds. making a total OF 1880
Invested in the bonds Of the nrst aud
third issues.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
Mt. ENoN NOTES.

At Nj. Enon Baptist Church, Sunday
services viii be as follows: t0A5
O'Clock. covenant meeting and baptism ;
o'clock, Bible School; $50 O'Clock.
B Y p. L. meeting: : o'clock. prayer
and song service; 8 o'clock, hand OF
fellowship TO new members. followed
by the Lords Supper. Prayer meeting
Is held on Wednesday evening Of each
week, led by the Rev. A. G. Scott, pas
tor
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
BR0THERH0ODDAYAT
BRANDYWINE CHURCH

Tomorrow VIII be Brotherhood Day
at Brsndywlne NJ. e. Church, the Rev.
w. Ernest Greenfield, pastor. There
win be preaching by the pastor at 1880
o'clock and 73O o'clock; morning sub
iect, A True Brotherhood or Personal
Evangelism" evening theme, winning
S0uls' The Sabbath school viii meet
at , O'Clock and the Epwoplh League
at 645 o'clock. Public installation Of
the officers Of The brotherhood VIII be
made at the close Of the morning SER
mon,
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
EZION SEnlTCFs.

Closing services for conference year
viii be held tomorrow nj the Ezlon
NJ 2. Church, DR.. j. u King pastor, as
follows: 1880 o'clock. sermon by the
pastor subject: "The Good Shepherd
220 O'Clock, Sunday school, c. G. Laws,
superintendent; 7A5 o'clock, Dr. King
VIII preach, subject: Whose Business
] y What Dof~ The pastor win leave
Tor Cape May, n. j.. Tuesday morning
for The annual conference.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
SPECIAL SERMONS AT
FIRST UNITARIAN

A series Of special sermons win be de-
llvered by the minister. the Rev VIII
liam A. Nro0mon, In the First Unitar-
Ian Church, West street, above Eighth.
beginning tomorrow The subjects are
April "a. "The Great World Dlscord. o.
the Inferno Of CIVILIZATION; April 81,
'The Great World Concord, or the Ideal
OF Christianity; April 28 THE Great
World Greed, or the Belief in God" (
May 5, "The Great World Gospel or the
Divine Life in Man"
The services arc az 30 IS o'clock. Miss
Wales is the sololst and Miss Bach the
organist OF the church.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
EZERMAN RECITAL.

on Monday evening a delightful pro-
gram OF plano music Is offered to the
musical pubic OF Wilm ngon by the
Philadelphia pianist, d. Hendrix Ezer-
man. Among many interesting num-
Ders' the artist WI play a couple Of
compositions by the great French com
poser Debussy, who recently died In
Paris. This viii be Mr. Ezerman's FIRST
appearance IN Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
CHRISTIAN WARFARE
SUBJECT AT ASBURY

At Asbury NJ E. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor, services tomorrow viii
be: 9 o'clock, prayer meeting, r. l..
Wooters. leader; 1870 o'clock, preach
ing, subject, "The Driving Power OF a
New Fondness"; 2 O'Clock, Sunday
School; 6 30 o'clock Epworth League; /;
theme, Factions In League Life; 730
o'clock, preaching; subject, soldiers
and Christian Warfare" Good music,
special selections by Mr.. Wilde and the
choir.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
ST. sTEpnENs LUTHERAN.

There win be sunday services as fol-
lows, at st. Stephens Lutheran Church,
ratnall street near Seventh street. the
Rev. Frederic Doerr. pastor: II o'clock,
morning service, Equal Trustwo,thl-
ness" 230 o'clock. sunday school; s
o'clock, evening service, "Encourag
ments Of Expectation" There will be
special music throughout the day.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
FIRsT M. P- CnIinCm

Owing TO the recent death Of IN,
pastor the Rev Eben N. Baldwin. of
the First Methodist Protestant Church
the services tomorrow will be very
simple. There win be preaching al
10 80 o'clock by the Rev. j. T. Moore
assigned at this session Of the Mary.
land Conference, to Fulton, Del. Al
AS O'Clock the Rev. G L. Wolfe, Of this
city, Will preach. Sabbath School Is a
2i5 o'clock, and Y. p. S. C. Z. prayer
service at Z o'clock.