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Shib
Sunk BY U-Bodt
(By Associated Press.)

New York, July 1.-The American
steamship George L. Eaton of zoos
tons gross, has been sunk, presum-
ably by a German submarine in
formation received in shipping cir
cles here today. She left an Ameri-
can port for France about two weeks
ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-01
SERVICE FLAG uNFURLEp.

A service flag with eight stars
was unfurled at the North Buffalo
church, near Kragnes, Sunday at
ternoon. DR.. artin Anderson, Moor
head, gave the address. The Fargo
Loyalty quartet furnished excellent
music for the occasion. Rev. Fl. J.
Wickre, the pactor Of the church,
presided
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-01
Kruger Is Sergeant Major.

Tram B. Kruger has been promot-
ed to the position Of sergeant major
Of the 9th aero squadron, accord
ing to letter received from France,
where he has been for several
months. Sergeant Kruger was one
Of the first MoOrhead men to enlist
after the United States entered the
war.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-01
COMPETENT LIFE SAVER.

Miss Anna c.. Eklund has received
a certificate for proficiency as a
competent life saver from the
Worlds Life Saving alliance. She
qualified at Wyonogomic camp, Dem
mark, Maine, with a perfect score of
100 points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-01

LOST-Today, a pair Of gold eye
glasses between the Northern School
Supply office and 404 Thirteenth
street south. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded by returning the
same to Mrs. w. L. Stockwell-Adv.
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w. George Hammett was UP from
Hawley this morning on probate bus
mess. .,n ] afsaaala
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DEATHS.

Miss Nora Sophia Johnson, %,
Christine, N. D., Fargo hospital, peri
tonitis
Mrs. Caroline Stensland, 49,, 1925
Fourth avenue north, died Fargo hos
pital, complication Of diseases.
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Warranty Deeds.

Geo. @. Erskine (est.) to VIM. T.
Olson, lot II, blk. l, Kirkham's ad,
3. c. Carney and wife to H. H.
Carr, Sc 6-142-51, 81.
Northern Ing. Assoc. to Marvel G.
Lane (Fulton, I'D, Sc and n of sw
11-14O-50, $14,800.
Same to Mary NJ. Lane. s Of sw
11-140-50, $4,000.
Gilbert ]. Gilbertson to D. B. Bur
ton, lots % and "a, blk. 8; lot 7, blk.
Z, Darlings End ad., 81.
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SIX GAMBLERS ARE FINED.

Six Fargo men, arrested by the po-
lice in raid on Ninth street south
early Sunday morning charged with
gambling, pleaded guilty when ar
raigned before Augustus Roberts,
police magistrate, this morning, and
paid fines OF IS each. 1t was only
"sociable, little game" they said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-01

BANK CLEARINGS.
Today $294,215.08; year ago, $685.
1928.
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WeoUs About Z1OeC,E1
THEATERS.

Garrick-Norma Tamadge in '"The
Right of Purchase.
"A BsTSHhta4 o}{ t heF Vest OSBORNE IN
Grand-Vaudeville and motion pic
lures.
Princess-shorty Hamilton in The
strand-Taylor Holmes in Uneasy
Money.
Lyceum. Moorhead-All-star cast
in THE Kaiser. the Beast Of Berlin.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30

Easter services at st. Paul's NJ Z
Church. Jackson, above Tenth street
viii begin with a class mesiias at $40
o'clock led by William q. strickland.
A. the morning worship ai 30 %
o'clock, the Rev Dr Carlisle .luhb6rd,
will preach on the subiocI, tout of
Darkness Into Lirht. Through the
Broken Tomb, and IN the evening. at
73O o'clock, on THE Walk 90 Em-
maus A reception OF members will
follow the morning sermon. The sum
day School. at o'clock. will have spe-
cia Easter music; I. p s. G. + at 6.3J
o'clock The musical program follows
Moruing-Organ prelude, Easter
Morning Mailing: Easter music hv The
choir, Now is Christ Risen Billings
Hosanna, Adams: solo selected, W. s.
Boldly: postlude March IN G.. Lerman.
Prelude, Grand Onertoire
IN G, Ryder; Easter music by choir.
Allemlah, Morrison; Christ is Wseu,
Marks; solo, selected. W. :. Boldly
postlude. March Maminque. Lerman
The following facts summarize the
life history OF the Rev Carlisle Hub
bard who has just been transferred
from Monument street NJ r Church.
Baltimore, 10 st Pauls NJ Z. Church,
Wilmington, Del. and breaches his ini-
ilal sermon tomorrow.
He was born March 26, 1881. at Freder-
lea, Del being the only son Of the
Rev z. L. Hubbard 70 merly of the
Wilmington Conference and grandson
Of Paris J. Carlisle, Sr Of Frederick,
Del He was educated in the public
schools and Wilmnaton and Deich-
mans school Baltimore and gradu-
ated from Baltimore Polytechnic Insti-
tute. also the National University.
Washington, D law school,. receiv-
ing the degrees Of Ii. B and IL NJ.
The degree OF M A was conferred by
ST. Johns COLLEGE, Annapolis, Md
lie was admitted Go practice law be
fore the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia and the Court Of Appeals
Of Maryland, in 1875 After six months
practice. he suddenly realized that he
was called TO preach the gospel. aban-
doned his law practice and was adj
milted 10 the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference in 1906 His first appointment
was FrOstburg Circuit FIRST wear: second
appointment Paw Paw w Va two
years; third appointment HassrstOWn
Md, three years, fourth appointment
Monument Street. Baltimore six years
where he is just closing a successful
pasiorate On coming 60 Monument
street VI L. Church, DIT Hubbard found
I membership Of only 2ij the salary
/ being 81 400 and leaves it with a mem.
! bership Of 70, with a salary of 5000
Dr. Hubbard is an accomplished pulpit
orator and his preaching is largel,
F evangelistic. During the past year, al
Monument Street. he has had rs con.
/ versions. without a special revival ser
. vice
DR. Hubblrds wife was Miss Alice
Rifle. Of WASHINGTON, and he has two
children, a boy and a girl.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
PROMINENT SOLO'STS
AT FIRST CHURCH

The First Presbyterian Church. Mar
ket above Ninth street. has always
made a special feature Of It's Easter
music but this year. more than ever.
has prepared an attractive program.
Miss Louise Crownover, "a soprano Of
splendid reputation In Philadelphia,
viii be the soloist morning and even
Ing The other outstanding feature
will be the visit OF Francis J. Lapi-
tino, solo harpist OF the Victor Talk
ing Machine Company. Mr.. Lapltino
has been intimately connected with the
development OF the harp IN America
and has won the emphatic approval
OF the highest musical critics and most
celebrated conductors. He has accom-
panied Melba, Gadski, Alma Gluck. Ca
russo and many others Of equal standing
in this country and other countries. He
Is probably best known TO Wilmington
ians by his connection for three years
with the Philadelphia Orchestra as its
solo harpist. though he has also had
similar positions with the Metropolitan
opera Company, New York Symphony
orchestra and Arthur pryor's Concert
Band. He has played In many OF the
most prominent churches and homes in
New York City. he will offer on Sun
day evening not only several solos
but will accompany an of the musical
numbers
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
EASTER MUSIC At
TRINITY CHURCH
Program by Aug m ent ted
Choir, and Easter Carols
by Sunday School
BISHOP KINSNAN AT
OLD SN EDES CHURCH

The services in Trinity Church on
Easter Day will be as follows; At the
Holy Communion at o'clock, the choir
viii be present, TO sing a few Of the
Easter hymns, and a plain setting OF the
Communion service.
There will be morning prayer, SER
mon and Holy Communion, at II o'clock
The rector will preach. The reguar choir
will be considerably re-enforced, and
will include in the musical program
Parkers Christ Our Passover; Bucks
festival TIE Deum In Z nat; Rogers
Christ Being Raised From the. Dead, as
an offertory anthem; and the sanctus.
and Agnus Del from Gounod's Mass OF
St Cecilia.
A festival service for the sunday
school with Easter carols by the choir
and congregation will be held at 4
O'Clock. At this service the children Of
the parish will make their annual Offer
ing for general missions.
There will be no evening service. All
services Will be according 10 the new
time schedule.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
GRACE PROGRAM IS
MOST ELABORATE
"The Easter Triumr h" and
Easter in a Word at War"
Sermon Topics
ORGAN RECITAL
AGAIN At NIGHT

"Tho Easter Triumph" VIII be the
subject Of Dr. Randolph's Easter sun
day morning sermon at Grace Church.
A program Of music appropriate 10 the
services will be given under the drec-
ton Of Norris c.. Morgan. composed Of
the following numbers organ prelude,
Onerlolre for Tire Paschal season, Ba-
tisle; professional, Easlor Hymn, stain
err; anthem. Awake Thou That sleep
est, Stalner; offertory, Womens chorus,
Allclula. Allelua, Brondes; contralto
solo. Mrs. Eleanor Girton Kemery; re.
cesslonal, Live Forever, Glorious King.
Watts; organ postlude, Easter March
Chauvet
Easter in a World at War will be
the subject Of Dr. Randolph's evening
sermon. This sermon will bo an in
depreciation Of the Resurrection in It's
bearing upon the world war. The mu-
slcal program will ring the praises Of
the Easter Joy II will be:
organ recital-Halleluja Chorus,
Handel; A song Of JOY, Hollins, Resur-
rectlou Morn. Johnson. Professional,
Look. Nc Saints, the Sisht Is Glorious,
smart: anthem. For Now is Christ
Risen, Maker; anthem. The Resurrection
Song, shelley; soprano solo, Miss Gith-
ers. offertory and solo by Miss Made
line Reed, Hosanno. Granier; recession
al, Hymn Of JOY, Beethoven; organ
postlude, Marche Triumphant, dubois.
The Sunday school Will meet in all
departments at noon. Special Easter
services viii be conducted. The Ep-
worth League will be addressed by =. NJ.
Colbert. secretary Of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
at Gao o'clock in the chapel The seri-
GUS times in which we live makes a call
90 prayer most imperative. Wednesday
Is The day for special supplication and
The hour in Grace Church WIFI be 7.i5
TO s45 o'clock
Every woman should be diligent in
Red Gross work these days. Grace
Church Red Cross calendar: Monday,
$50 o'clock. surgical dressing class;
40 o'clock. open work room for surgi-
cal dressings Tuesday, 730 o'clock,
surgical dressing class; Thursday, $50
o'clock, surgical dressing class; 7.30
o'clock, surgical dressing class; Friday,
. o'clock. open work rooms. sewing,
knitting, surgical dressings; 80 o'clock,
surgical dressings class.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
EAsTER AT 81. sTEPHENs.

The Easter festival Will be celebrated
at ST. Stephens Church tomorrow, in a
Joyous manner. There will be three
church services. The hours given for
services will be according TO the change
In time 10 be inaugurated on Easter
morning.
Faster mathis viii be observed at s
o'clock, The Lords supper will be adj
ministered at the early service. The
high festival service will take place at
Il O'Clock The pastor will speak at the
chief service on "The Easter Angel S
Contribution The evening service will
begin at o'clock In the evening the
pastor viii speak for five minutes on
"The Easter Mourner's Experience
In the evening the choir will assist
the Sunday school in rendering Triun-
phant King, an Easter service. based on
favorite classics.
on Easter Monday eveninS, recep-
tion will be given to the scholars Of S..
Stephens Sunday school and TO their
parents The special musical numbers
for the day are: Awake, Thou That
Sleepest, Lerman; soloist, Leah Hirzel;
solo, selected, Mrs ]. Arthur Geiger;
Christ the Lord is Risen Today, Bohan-
non; soloist. Edward Greenhaugh And
When They Had FULFILLED. smper; So
loists. Messrs. Greenhaugh and Grubb
Christ the Lord is Risen Today, Pierce
duet. Seeking Jesus, Meredith; duelsis,
Misses Helen Brown and Emma Thiel-
man. Halleluiah, Christ is Risen. Sim
per; solo. Easts. Morn. Neidlinger,
Mrs Arthur Tamberg, soloist; quar-
tst, For Jesus is Risen, koschat.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
celebrate feast
Of RESURRECTION
Solemn High Mass With
Special Music at ST.
Paul's Church
NEN TIME SCHEDULE
At ALL SERVICES

The masses az G. =. g. O. 10 and IL
o'clock on Easter sunday az 50. PauIs
Catholic Church Will be in accordance
with the now schedule Of time COM
mencug tomorrow.
At a o'clock there will be a process
sionai OF altar boys. followed by solemn
high mass, the Rev. r. + Naldron, cele-
brant; The Rev T. g. Higgins and the
Rev. r. A. Brennan, assistants; The Rev.
Nicholas O'Loughlln, g. Sn. G Of Phila-
dslphh. deacon the Rev p. Lounay, Of
the Oblate Fathers, Of Childs, Md. sub
deacon.
The musical program at ii o'clock fol-
lows
Professional march, Stausebach's Or
chestra and organ; Nidi Aduam Recher
Mass in + ilat. Nom-La Hache; oiiertory,
Regina Coeli, Giorga; Reccssional, or
chestra and organ.
The music at 30 o'clock viii include
Nespers IN G. Millard, Magniflcat Mo-
zart: Regina Coeu. Giorga; O Salutaris.
Peter; Tantum Ergo Goeb Recessional,
organ. The Rev. Z C. Higgins will be
the celebrant at the solemn vespers,
with the Rev. p. a Brennan. deacon, and
the Rev p. Lounay, sub-deacon The
musical program will be under the d.
rection Of Joseph McCullin, with Miss
Mary Murphy at the organ. The church
viii be elaborately decorated with
palms. Easter flowers and electric
lights.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
JOYOUS EASTFR At
AVEEUE Church
DR.. Irwin Will Preach Resur.
rection SermcrS and Ad-
minister Baptism
GLAD ROSANNAS SUNG
BY CHURCH CHOIR

The services tomorrow, at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware ave-
nue. and West street, will be in charge
Of the. pastor, the Rev. Joseph Y. lr-
win, 5. T. D, who will take for his
subject, at 1890 o'clock The Risen
Christ"
The sunday school will meet at 2
o'clock when the school Will give an
Easter program The Christian En-
deayor meeting will be at Gas o'clock
leader, Mrs A L Barnes.
The regular evening service at 73C
o'clock, will open with a singing ser
vice The pastor will take for his
subject, The Form and Condition oil
Man After His Resurrection Baptism
viii be administered at this service
The regular prayer and praise service
viii be held on Wednesday evening, al
8 o'clock
The special musical program fol
Sunday IS as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, Resurrec-
tion Morn, Johnston; anthem Christ /:
Risen, Brown; anthem, The Resurrec-
tion Morn. Mills; organ postlude, Ho-
sannah Hartman.
Evcnine-OrGan prelude. Easter ALE
lula. Otteuwalder; anthem by chill
drens chorus, Easter Bells, Edwards
quartet. The Wondrous Dawn. Brown
Miss b. Seaberg, Mrs A. a. Horner, +
T.. Miller & $. Stewart and T. Ed
wards; anthem, The Lo'd Is Risen In
deed Edwards anthem, Angels Roll The
Rock Away, Brown; organ postlude
Chorus Magnus, Dubois.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
EASTER AT BRACK-EX.

The Easter services at Brack-EN
Church will be attractive. In the morn
Ing at 10 30 o'clock. the pastor, the Rev.
Claude w Clark, will preach an Easter
sermon, subject, Through the Gift OF
Life"
In the afternoon at 23O o'clock. an
Easter program Will be given by the
Sunday school at which time the Junior
Choir viii sing.
AZ o'clock the Epworth League will
meet. with Mrs Alberta Elliott, first
vice. president, leading At 1i5 o'clock,
the regular Easter song service viii be
given 10 the community by the choir
composed Of twenty voices under the
direction OF Warren Curlett.
The following numbers will be sung:
Carol. Lord OF Life and Light; anth ~,
lie is Risen; solo, by J. Wilson Green
neld: carol Swing open Ye Gates: ar
them And When The Sabbath Was
Passed solo. by Mrs. Singleton; carol,
Where Shadows Fell anthem, Hail
Festive Day; carol, Beautiful Easter
Morning.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
WESLEYANS REJOICE
WITH RISEN LORD

Easter services at Wesley NJ. e.
Church, viii begin at 1890 o'clock at
which time the pastor viii preach on
the subject Of "a Glorious Fact" This
service win be followed by the regular
sunday school at o'clock. The young
peoples meeting will be held at Z
O'Clock and the regular preaching SER
vice Will be held at las o'clock. Tho
pastor Will take for his subject at this
service, Launching" Appropriate
Easter music and anthems will be rem
dered as follows: Morning service :
Grown Him, by J. II. Tenney; Now is
Christ Risen. by George NJ. Evans.
Evening: The Resurrection. J. Wesley
Hughes; Christ, Our Passover, by NJ.
l.. MacPhail; Awake FOR Golden Glor-
les Break, by Kirkpatrick
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
PASCHAL CELEBRATION
AT SILVERBROOK

The Easterlide with all Us blessed
and Joyous meaning VIII be celeb ated
at an the services tomorrow at Silver
brook Methodist Episcopal Church. A.
1890 o'clock the pastor, The Rev FL
wood W. Jones, will preach upon the
subject, "Jesus and the Resurrection. '
The choir. directed by Raymond w
Lilley, will sng two anthems and lead
the congregational singing Of Easter
hymns.
At , o'clock the Sunday school, SUI
pcrintendent Joseph w. Coley. Will
will have q special program Of Easter
music. including singing and special
selections by Miss Connelrs orchestra
The offerings OF Tie various classes
and departments OF the sunday schoo
for the parish building fund VIII b'
made at this session.
The Epworth League WI hold ~
devotional meeting az Gas o'clock. a
&, 80 o'clock a special serv ce of SON
win be held. The choir, led by Nj
Liney will provide a program Of an
items. duets and solos. The pasto
win give a short address at this ser
vice
Class meeting in. charge Of Joseph
W Coey viii be held Tuesday even
ing al o'clock
The combined prayer and class meet
ing ia cha sc Of the pastor, will be
held Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Stewards will be held at the par
sonago Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT HARRISON ST.

Elaborate preparations have been madl
far the Easter services at Harrison street
NJ + Church tomorrow. Or. G.. T. Al
derson, who has returned TO the charge
for the sixth year. will preach at the
morning service on The Risen Lord.
The choir viii sing the following
music
Anthem, The Heavens Are Telling,
Haydn-Hall, soloists, Miss Edith Lum-
mis-. Miss Mae Cloud anthem, 80 Grave
Where is Thy victory stults. soioist,
Miss Isabel Braden duet, Christ Vic
torious. poberts, Miss Efel Groves. Harry
B. Hygatc; anthem, Why seek He the
Living Among tho Dead, Stults soloist,
Harry B. Hygate.
A musical feast will be spread for the
public in the evening ot 730 o'clock when
the augmented choir will sing the Eas-
ter cantata, "The Greatest Love" by
Poarie. This will consist Of Opening
chorus; duet, The Light Has Come; bass
solo and quartet, The Morn of Victory
chorus by choir, Lead Me; tenor solo,
The Greatest Love: trio. Peace BE With
You; contr8lto solo, Blessed is the Ma
lion; quartet. The Lord Is King; so
prau solo, VIII Bhold Him; chorus by
choir, lie Ruleth Forever; bass solo,
Loves Victory; finale, Unto the End OK
the World.
In the afternoon the sunday school
session will be held with all depart
menls OPEN At 40 o'clock the Ep-
worth League will be IN charge Of a de-
votional service.
At the midwcek service on Wednesday
evening Or. Anderson will speak on
some Outstanding Items in the last
session OF the Conference.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
AlcCARE PROGRAM

The Easter music at McCabe NJ Z
Church will be as follows: Morning
Prelude, organ; old Easter anthem,
choir; anthem, Allelula, Christ Is
Risen; soloist, Mrs Howard Mccoy ;
duet. selected, Miss Joan Easley and
Mr.. Manchester; anthem. Thanks Be 10
God; soloists. Miss Helen Kelley, Mrs
Handy Evening serNice-Anthem, The
Lord Is Risen; soloists, Mrs. Frank
Sparks, Mr. Archer Owens, Dr. Man
chester; anthem, Tell Us Where Ye
Have Laid Him, soloists, Mrs Howard
Mccoy. Miss Helen Kelley, Miss Hllda
Whitaker: Break Forth Into JOY, so
loists. Miss Preston, Mrs. Frank
Sparks; anthem. Resurrection Morn
sololsts, Mrs Handy Mrs Mack and
Mrs Owens Musical directress. Miss
Sophie Presto0; organlst DR.. Charles
Manchester.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
GREENHILL PREsRYTERIAN.

The Easter service at Greenhil
Church will be opened on Sabbath
morning at 045 o'clock with an offer
toire in A flat. by Brown Samuel
Blackwell, organist. Two anthems will
vice Re Is Risen. as He said, by Simp-
son. and He is Risen. by Simper. The
sermon subject will be, Casters Mes
sage" The postlude number will he
an Easter march. sabbath school al
$50 O'Clock; Y p. s. c. z. meeting al
z o'clock; leader, Mrs Dsysrd Kendall
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
NEW PASTOR AT COOKMAN

The Rev W. G Harris, the new min
lister at Goodman NJ. Z Church, will be
in his pulpit Sunday, preaching both
morning and evening. Mr.. Harris is a
specialist with children and young
people He has been president OF the
Wilmington Conference Epw0rth
League for several years and is known
as one OF the ablest Of the younger men
Of the conference. For two years he
has been pastor at Sharptown, Md the
home Of the retiring pastor of Cook
man, the Rev. ". U. Bennett.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
AT OLD syVEDEs.

The services at Holy Trinity tOld
swedes) Church, on Easter Day will be
as follows:
Holy Communion az 730 o'clock
morning prayer. sermon and Holy Com
munion at 1890 O'Clock. children's fes-
tival service AZ 3 o'clock. evening pray
Pr aHd sermon>at z 30 o'clock The Rev.
Charles w, Clash will have charge Of an
services and viii preach at 1890 O'Clock
The Right Rev. F. j. Kinsman. d. D.
Bishop Of the Diocese, win preach st 7.3,
o'clock
All services are arranged In accord
.nce with the new time schedule
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
SALVATION ARMY.

The salvation Army, Captain Ernest
Holz, onlcer in charge, Hall 10. i02
East Fourth street, will hold sunday
school at 1890 o'clock; open air meeting
at Pennsylvania depot at 2.30 o'clock
Christian praise service at $50 o'clock
young peoples meeting at $50 o'clock
open air meeting 90 corner Of Fifth and
Market streets at 7.30 o'clock; special
Easter service will be held at o'clock
The subject. Lessons Of the Open Sep
ulchre." u win be illustrated with
stereopticon pictures and special mu.
sic. Tonight Bandmaster and Mrs
Bridgen Of Philadelphia, will have
charge Of the service. They viii b'
accompanied by their daughter, Cap
tain Ethel. who IS a IaIented vIolinIsL
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
SUNDAY AT TRINITY NJ Z

Services ai Trlnity VI 3. Church To-
morrow VIII BE- as follows: Glass me +
ing at . O'Clock. led by Richard Ross
preaching at 1870 o'clock by Tho Roy,
r. II Adams on the subject. I'm
mortality Of the Soul;" Sunday school
at > o'clock; Epwo~th League at G.3
o'clock; preaching at 730 O'Clock, with
special singing by the cnor Professor
Bowers VII be in charge
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
United PREsRYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian Church,
Third and BrOome streets, pastor, the
Rev William Patterson, viii hold regu-
lar preaching services at II O'Clock and
7i5 o'clock. Morning theme: "The Ger
tainty OF the Resurrcction;' evening
theme, THE Fruitlcss Vine" sabbath
school meets at 10 o'clock; prayer and
praise service Wednesday evening at
7.i5 O'Clock; Y. p. S. c +. meets sab
bath evening at IS o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
SUNDAY sERyICEs AT EzION.

In Ezion NJ Z Church, Dr. ]. T.. King.
pastor. Sunday services will he: 1870
O'Clock, Easter sermon by Dr King, on
the subject, The Risen and the Living
Christ; 230 o'clock. Sunday school
c. G. Laws, superintendent Ti5
O'Clock special Easter services by the
Sunday school
Evening journal., 1918-03-30
GILBERT pREsnYTERIAN.

The services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church will be conducted by the pas
tor, the Rev. Z. w Coberth. The sub
ject Of the sermon for Il o'clock will
be, "a Message Of Hope Special mu-
sic has been prepared for this service.
Easter exercises at 2.30 o'clock, entitled
"The Risen King" will be rendered by
the Sabbath school At the evening
services at s o'clock, tho subject Of
the sermon will be, our Resurrection. 80