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The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-05
FATTY ARBUCKLE
IN "OUT WEST"
A BARREL FULL OF FUN WITT
FATTY AT HIS BEST.

Fatty Arhuckle has returned to his
long Beach studio after a strenuous
time on location in the desert Roscoe
is to test out his ability as a two gun
man in his next comedy, "Out Vest
which will be seen at the Central
theatre on Saturday The desert
scenes wers necessary for the opening
of the story which tells of how Fatty
was thrown of a railroad train in the
heart OF the desert
In one Of the toughest 0ar-rooms
that ever eraced a mining camp, Fatty
is now WORKING out his idea Of how
our western ancestors acted in the
well known "drammer' shortly, the
comedian VIII take his company to a
location near Long Beach California,
that has been called tn" greatest find
i'm motion pictures H. canyon Is
the widest that has yet been used
for Photographic purposes and Ar
buckle promises a surprise, The ne"
comedy photography viii rival the
scenes in the best western features.
Fatty win be shown at the Central
Saturday.
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Maurice Maeterlinck. the Belgian
philosopher dramatfst and poet, was
proclaimed a stupendous undertaking.
In the screen presentation by Art
craft, now being shown at the Cen
trail theatre. the technical restrictions
of the stage have been removed and
more effective Interpretation OF this
great subject is the result
The Blue Bird, is easily the big
sest production ever seen in this city
outside of the special features, such
as Birth of Nation. Intolerance, etc.
1t is not a fairy story of the kind that
has been shown time and again re-
lying upon a few flimsy fairies and
several costly settings for its inter
est Big heart interest human joys
and passions each will lay claim to
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-05

One represents the salon and Ii
brary Of a Russian Grand Duke. The
furniture and draperies show the Sc
verify OF the Russian art. and the
dim lighting and dainty colors give
the needed softening touch.
Practically the entire stage of the
Hollywood studios was devoted to this
double" setting Another distinctive
set is that which is said to be an eX-
act reproduction of the czarina S
boudoir in the Winter Palace in Pet
roarad. The lavish splendor of the
set will De appreciated only when
seen on the screen in this forthcom-
ing Metro production de luxe.
For the realistic battle scenes
trenches were dug in the San Fer
nando valley, California. In this sec
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EDITH STOREY in THE LEGION Of DEATH"

leader % Russia's great drive for lib
pty and the exciting incidents fol-
lowing the Russian revolution Miss
Storey appears as the leader oil
Russia's army OF women, The Legion
of Death" and il was yesterday pro-
nounced to be the best drama Of q
month past
The SETTINGS erected for "The Lee
gion of Death" are spacious and
elaborate
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that annual
stockholders meeting Of the New York
Hotel Co.. win be held in the Office of
the Eastman Hotel Monday April 3,
1918 at ] ! o'clock a M for the election
of a board Of directors to serve for
the ensuing year and for the transac.
ton Of such other business as may
lawfully come before them
Joe w Corrington,
IS times Secy.
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yard which turns into a beautiful
flower garden In order to produce
this scene various novel mechanical
devices were installed at the Famous
Players Lasky studio, in New York,
where this set occupied the entire
mammoth stage II took two weeks
day and night, to build
on the speaking stage in this Coun-
try and abroad "Tho Blue Bird, by
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-05
MaeterLincbs THE BLUE BIRD"
AnARICRAFT RauEe

your attention and bring TO your heart
new hopes and loves.
Mack Sennett's comedy with Ben
Turpin Polly Moran Billie Armstrone
and G0uda Durand Sheriff Nell's
On Io. presents these fayorite stars
In % wild western miX-up with Polly
doing 1000 feet of her most eomical
antics Ben Turpn as the Old colonial
belle i'm au uproar
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ton the Photography resembles the
country over there"
1t was estimated that twenty eight
thousand cubic yards OF earth We're
removed in digging these trenches \
force of one hundred laborers were
engaged in transforming the peaceful
valley into one of Europe's boodiest
battlefelds
Tie prices for today are 10 and 20
cents, with war tax Included
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LEGION OF DEATH
IS A MASTER DRAMA
EDITH STOREYs MAGNIFICENT
NEW DRAMA LAST TIME AT
THE PRINCESS TO-DAY.

AZ the Princess again today will
5e shown Edith storey's great new
screen drama, THE Legion of Death. ="
the picture story of EIssias great
drive for liberty ard the exciting in.
aident following the Russian reyolu-
ton Miss storey appears as the
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-05
THE BLUE BIRD A
WONDERFUL SPECTACLE
NEW CENTRAL PRESENTS ART
CRAFTS LATEST AND MACK
sENNETT'S COMEDY, "SHER-
IFF NELL'S TUSSLE."

In THE Blue Bird" the Aircraft
picture today at the Central theatre,
supernatural effects are produced
The largest setting ever constructed
inside a studio represents a grave
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nifty minutes What better order
of stage entertainment could De
asked? This bag attraction Of the
season
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Wade's Sanitarum lfor colorcd
people, Terms reasonable Gulpha
and Malvern Tel 1872 2-5-ut
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DR.. z. A. zIMPSOM.

has returned and can be found at his
offices in the Arkansas National
Bank Bldg. ground floor, elevator en-
trance. 9-5-t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-05

Or e l.. Thompson has returned to
the city nd can be found in his office
in the Gaines block 1-10-u
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cLOVERDALE DAIRY.
Home Of Sliaee MIX.

Sanitation my hobby Special
attention paid TO milk for babies
and patients requiring mix diet.
Phone 95os- Fits. r. IA. Ridsway
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Or. W. {. COX

Can be found at his office in Citizens
National Bank Bldg. Office phone 873.
2-f3-tf
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Or. g. W. Breedove. Or. j. S. Wilkins
1865 Home Phi. Home, Moody Hotel
DIS BREEDLOVE G. WILKINS
Physicians & Surgeons
Arkansas Nati0Hai Bank Building
Office hours suites 400-403
9 a m. to IL m, > to s p m.
Office Phone 81
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Try sentinetRecoro Wan, Adj.
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RIDING HABITS

For Kent or sale.
HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT CO
POO cottans 81. q. Phone sos
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
SILVERBROOK ENDS
REVIVAL SEAS0E
Special Music Will Mark
Close of Evangelistic Cam
paign Tomorrow
COMPOSING CHRIST"
THEME OF PASTOR

The evangelistic campaign which has
been in progress at Silverbrook Metho-
dist Episcopal Church during The past
week viii come TO an end tomorrow
An invitation 20 unite with the church
viii be extended at both the morning
and evening service. The FIRST service
Of the day VIII begin at 1890 o'clock
when the pastor. the Rev Elvood W.
Jones will preach from the subject
The Satisfying Christ Special mu-
sic will be provided by the choir, di-
rected by Raymond ". Lilley.
The regular session OF the sunday
schoolin charge OF the superintendent
Joseph W. Coley. viii be held at
o'clock All departments Of the school
including the Mems Drexel Bddie Bible
Glass win meet at this hour the mems
class being taught by the pastor The
lesson topic viii be. Messengers OF
Christ" Miss Connells orchestra will
render a number of selections during
the session OF the school The EpWorth
League will hold a devotional meeting
at 6.45 o'clock.
The evening prayer service will open
at 730 O'Clock with song service in
charge OF Mr.. Lilley The subject Of
the pastors evangelistic address will
be "Confessing Christ"
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
EASTLAKE METHODTSTS
MARK YEARS CLOSE

At Easilake NJ z. Church. Thirteth
and Tainal streets the Rev. r. H. Col
Inns. pastor. there win be a class meet
ing ai 930 o'clock tomorrow. led by W.
7. Jones At 1899 o'clock The pastor
viii preach Palm sunday sermon. as he
viii be away attending the Wilmington
Conference session in Dover on Palm
Sunday. lie win speak from The text.
blessed Is the King OF Israel that
comelh in the name Of the Lord
AT 2 o'clock the Bible school viii
meet Walter H. Messlmer. superintond-
ent
The ladies and mems Bible classes
meeting in The church auditorium at Q
o'clock. with an orchestra Miss Rosalie
Began and Mrs Paul Orih viii sing
solos at the Bible class.
At As o'clock The devotional service
Of the Christian Endeavor win be held
At 2 30 o'clock Is ihe closing serylce
Of the Conference year. Prof j. s. r.
Beardslee snd his chorus choir VIII sing
special selections 3i both morning anc
evening services. The pastor win make
the service evangciisiic. having for hi.
subject. The Final Choice
Prayer mccline on Friday evening
win be led By Arthur Wilson.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
Patriotic RALLY
At harrison ST.
Mayor Lawson, Henry P.
Scott, Councilman Robert
son and Others WillSpeak
u. 5. REGULARS WILL
BE- SPECIAL GUESTS

For the final Sunday Of the confer
ence year at Harrison Street NJ. Z.
Church, Seventh and Harrison streets,
DR.. G. 4. Anderson, the pastor, has ex-
tended an invitation to the company OF
regular army soldiers, now stationed in
the city to attend the evening service
All visiting soldiers in the city and the
families who have sons in the army,
are invited TO be present Councilman
J. w Robertson will preside. Mayor
Lawson Will speak and Introduce Henry
p. Scott, who will make an address.
The choir VIII render special music
Harry b. Hygate will sing the popular
song, Keep the Home Fires Burning"
The service will be at 40 o'clock and
at It's close refreshments will be served
TO the visiting soldiers.
At the public service in the morning
at 1890 o'clock Dr. Anderson will preach
on The Exchanging God" The choir
has arranged for special music.
The Sunday school will meet at ?
O'Clock. The sunday School missionary
offering amounted to $3.50. the largest
in its history. The mems class meets
at the same hour; Marvin Crossan will
be the soloist
All the services Of the church viii be
held as usual during the absence Of the
pastor.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
BIG BETHEL RALLY

Or. H. Y Arnett pastor OF Big Bethel
Church, announces Renovation
Rally for Sunday. The services for
Inc day are as follows: 1870 o'clock,
preaching by the Rev ". H. Hoxter
of Philadelphia; at the morning hour
financial contributions will be made
and received in the Sunday school room
by a committee; az i2 30 o'clock. class
meetings and luncheon by Senior Stew
ardess 2.30 o'clock Sunday school $3.50
o'clock. special sermon by the Rev J.
". Bond, pastor OF Mt Joy NJ r
Church; 6.t5 o'clock, Allen Christian
Endeavor Henry X. Spearman, presi-
dent 7.i5 o'clock. sermon by the Rev.
!. r.. Johnson, OF Armstrong A. N. F.
Church. The roll Of organizations
will be called at the night service. The
names Of all contributors will be call
ed after each service Of the day.
Dr. Arnett expects TO raise $500 OF
more. which will be used to make q
payment on the mortgage debt "a
renovate the church FOR annual confer
ence entertainment and 20 meet annua
conference funds and responsibilities.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
DR.. Smiley TALKS
TO YOUNG PEOPLE
West Church Pastor Will
Tell Youth How TO
Avoid Failure
VIOLIN SOLOISTS IN
YOUNG MEMS CLASS

The pastor, The Rev. L. Franklin
Smiley, d. d.. viii preach at both the
morning and evening services OF West
Presbyterian Church. Eighth and Wash
.ngton streets, on sunday. At the
morning hour, 1890 o'clock, he will
preach on the topic: "rhe Cross Bear
a." The choir will sing Geibels 20
Live That viii Not Let Me Go. with
Mrs. NJ B. Lewis and Mrs Allen as
soloists: and Let Us Praise the Lord,
by Wedham, oscar Stiegler being the
sololst. The organ music viii include
Batiste's "Onertoire." and Grey's
March"
The Bible school meeting is at
o'clock. Mrs. Smiley teaches the inter
national lesson in the Women's Bible
Glass Dr. Smiley will speak in the
Mems Bible class on the topic, Saved
10 Serve" At this class Messrs. Brit
ton and Robinson, violinists, will play
Mr.. smith will teach the young men;
class. Mr. Banks will lead the large
West Sunday school orchestra in the
main school. The Christian Endcavol
Society at 6 As o'clock will be led by
oscar Munda and Andrew Book.
a Young Peoples Rally has beer
planned for the evening service at 7.3l
o'clock. All the young people Of tn,
church and their friends are plannin.
to make this one Of the features o.
the Sundsy night services. Dr.. Smile!
will givU an address to the young peo
pie on the topic, The Light That Fail
ed" Master Charles L. B. Edwards vii
play a violin solo The choir undei
the leadership Of Professor Clymer
accompanied with brass and string in
struments win sing Herbert's lie
Mount Zion Rejoice" with Mrs. NJ. B
Lewis and Harper Spry as soloists: ant
"Hark Hark My Soul" by Edwards
in which Roy Nsndersloot will take tn
solo parts. The organ music viii In
clude Bucks "Stradella" overture, an,
the "Festal March," OF Mallard.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
GOOD FISHING, TOPIC
AT SECOND BAPTIST

Services in the Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow,
the Rev Thomas p Holloway, ID. d.
minister viii begin with q service at
1920 O'Clock; the ministers theme Will
be Individuality and Character At
7.&5 o'clock thc evening service win be-
gin and the subject viii be Good Fish
ing The Bible school meets al noon
AT 6.Ij O'Clock The senior G. f. Society
viii meet in The chapel, leader Mar
garet T. Almond. The musical pro-
gram viii be as follows
Organ prelude. prelude In @, Licki .
anthem. THE God of Abraham Praise. %
Buck: anthem, 20 Sing Unto the Lord, 80
Bartlett organ postlude Praise Ne
The Lord Ashford
Evening Organ prelude, "Reverie,
Saint Saens anthem. rSun of My
soul.n Lcrmar anthem, Saviour
asain to Thy Dear Name" Snelley
organ selection, Prayer" Massenet
lsalett II. Loomis. organist.
Monday at 2 o'clock, Che norcas So
cciy viii meet IN the church parlor
Nedns sday at 8 o'clock the mid-weel
prayer meeting viii be conducted by
tho minister
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
FIRsr PREsRYTERIAN.

DO All Things Work Together for
Good9' will be the sermon subject at
1890 o'clock at the First Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth, the
Rev. j. Ross Stonesifer, minister. The
chorus will sing. Always With Us"
,Hosmer). The soloist win be Miss
Grace Saylor Of Philadelphia. She will
sing, My Redeemer and My Lord, ="
Dudley Buck. A kindergarten will be
open In the beginners room for the
entertainment OF children too young to
accompany their parents TO the morn
ing service.
At noon the Sunday school win meet
sunday has been set apart as a spring
rally day. The Mems Bible Glass VIII
have charge OF the opening exercises
and they have provided a special pro-
gram OF music. Among the selections
will be The new war hymn by Editor
George Carter Of THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL.
The Christian Endeayor Society will
meet at $50 o'clock the subject will
be, THE Art Of Living with Others"
in the evening at 7.30 o'clock another
service Of musical features will be held
in addition TO a solo by Miss Grace Say
lor entitled, THE Day Is Done" Bart
lett), with violin obligato, the choir
will sing, Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me-
Godfrey. The instrumental soloist
will be Miss Edna T. Bradfeld, violin
ist. Miss Bradneld will play "Legende"
iWieniawski), and "Adagio" iHubay).
The sermon viii be the sixth in the
series on The Apostles Greed and
War" its subject being, The Church
IN the War and After the War" II will
be based on that part Of the creed
which says. "I Believe in the Holy
Catholic Church"
The organ numbers viii be as fol-
lows: Morning "Traumerein (Schu-
mani; "Triumphal Chorus" from
Aida Verdi. Evening "Romanza
Apassionata" ,Orth); "Marche Ro-
maine" ,Gounod,..
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
OPPORTUNITY is
THEME OF DR.. IRWIN

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church Delaware avenue and West
street, Dr.. Irwin will present, at iCS
o'clock tomorrow. the subject, "Our
Present Great Opportunity" The sun
day School will meet az o'clock. III,
Christian Endeavor meeting IS at Gas
o'clock leader, Mrs. VIM G. Layton
The regular evening service. at 80
O'Clock, viii open with an organ reci-
tan by Prof Fred s Smith. assisted by
Joseph H. Bowe futist, Of Philadel-
phia There win also be a musical pro-
gram under the direction Of Prof
Chas. r. Edwards. The pastor viii
take as his subject, The Sublime
Declaration From the Throne"
The regular prayer and praise service
will be held on Wednesday evening, at
s o'clock
The special musical program for
sunday rs as follows Organ prelude.
"Siherco' in G. Minor, Blum: solo and
quartet. selected anthem, THE Way
OF the Cross" Edwards organ post
lude, Festival Postlude. Hacketi
Evening Organ recital; intermezzo.
Rogers: nute solo. "ldylle.' GODDARD,
Joseph II. Bowe; Nocturnette, d'Evry
flute solo. "Alegretto,' GODDARD, Jo-
seph H. Bowe; national anthems OF
Italy, Japan, France, England Belgium
and the United States.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
REV. SHERIDAN WILL
PREACH in CITY

The Rev. }. NJ. sheridan, former presi-
dent Of the Maryland Annual Confer
ence. VIII preach at the First Methodist
Protestant Church at 1890 o'clock, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. Wilson, local evan
gclistic singers, viii give two selected
duets. and there will be congregational
singing for fifteen minutes. Jesus
sending Forth the Twelve, viii be the
lesson study for the main Bible school
at - o'clock, Mr. Sweeney. Jr, super
intendent The Y. p S. G.. p. prayer SER
vice at o'clock will be led by Elmer
Davis.
40 1i5 o'clock the pastor, the Rev
Ebcn a. Baldwin will preach his sub
iect God Hath Chosen the Foolish
Things Of the World 10 Confound the
Wise"
The junior choir will give a selection.
The senior choir Will sing Let the
Words Of My Mouth" Greenwood, Miss
Ella Willis, soloist
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
annual SERVICES
SOCIAL WORKERS
Consumers League Will
Hold Special Service at
Westminster Church
IiL USING CONDITIONS
TOLD BY SPEAKERS

The minister. the Rev. Charles L.
Candce. D. D.. win preach so both SER
vices. ic.39 o'clock and O'Clock. to-
iaorroW in Westminster prcsby lcr.an
Glurh. pennsylvania avenue and Rod
ney street ln the morning the double
quartet VIII sing Praise The Lord by
Maker and "p Love That VIII Not Let
Ne Co. by H0smor; IN The afternoon,
"C0me Unto Ne by Lebie, with cello
obhgslo The CONSUMERS League. un-
der whose auspices an annual service
FOR social workers has been held. will
this yesr unite in ihe afternoon ser
vice in Westminster Church. The min
lister viii take FOR his subject The
Christian Motive for Service. VIII
liam A. schmidt. cellist Of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra win play two mum
ber9. "Lento. by Chopin, and "ReV-
eric. by Schumann.
The graded sunday school will meet
al noon IN the chapel, and the adu
Bible class at the same time IN the sal
lery OF the church.
At 730 o'clock. in the chapel, the
Young Peoples service will be held
After a brief service Of sons talks will
Be given by Miss Marie Lockwood, Of
the Visiting Nurses Association. and
John Black. 3D. on Housing Conditions
IN Wilmington"
The regular mid-week service win be
held in the chapel at o'clock Wednes-
day
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
GIVE AMERICAN FLAG
TO GOODMAN CHURCH

The Brotherhood Of Goodman ". p.
Church. Fourteenth and dupont streets,
has given lhe church an American flag
which VII be formally presented at the
SUNDAY evening service. Hon. w w.
Knowles wi. Doe ihe orator for the oc-
casi0n The Junior Order OF American
Mechanics and Guards win attend in 8
body. The Navy Club Of the West End
Reading Room and the Boy Scouts have
been invited The Sunday school or
chosira, augmented by q half dozen in
sirmenls viii furnish music. The
morning sermon will be preached by
lhc pastor. the Rev. W. Osborne Bennett
on tae subject. what is Spirituality9"
An interesting feature of the days pa
iriotic program VIII be the afternoon
session Of The sunday school Tho sun
day morning class. led by John B
Thompson win meet at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
RRANnYMINE SERVICES.

st Brandywino NJ. Z. Church. the
Rev. V. p. Norihrup. n. n, pastor. tho
Sunday services viii include: Morning
class st 9.30 o'clock. with Noah Gun
ningaam leading preaching AZ 1926
o'clock by The pastor. who viii speak
on The Distinguishing Mark Of the
Christian Religion :" Sunday school at
O'Clock: Tho Epworth League devotional
service at Gas o'clock, preaching at i.3C
O'Clock. by Tho PASTOR Dr.. Northrup
evening theme viii be. The Great
Wonder" During Tho pastors absence
q Conference the prayer meeting viii
be in charge OF Nouh Cunningham.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
DR.. C0RKRAN To GIVE
FAREWELL SERMONS

The Bev. w r. Corkran will say fare
well as pastor in charge at Union NJ
p. Church. Fifth and Washington
streets, tomorrow His morning aad
evening sermons Will be OF a farewell
character. lie viii be glad to speak
to all the people. The morning class
will meet at $50 o'clock. in charge Of
f. w. Dunlap. The Sunday school meets
at o'clock. Epworih League at Gas
O'clock. The Baraca class Will have
charge Of the prayer meeting nexl
Wednesday evening, and the Rev. a. $
Jackson. Of Coatesville. Pa, will tlll the
pulpit on Sunday. March p, assisted bY
Mrs. Snackman.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
LIsMfnr PnEsRYTERIaN.

At the Elsmer' Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. sunday school viii convene
Al 10 O'Clock with s Frank Stirling as
superintendent The pastor. tlfr Rev
n. Framer smith VIII preach at the
morning service at a o'clock on the
subject 81 The Dl,crseness Of Unity.
and al the evening service at O'Clock.
Ae Vip speak on The subject, Redeem
ing tie Time The Christian En-
deavor Society win meet at as O'Clock.
The mid-Seek Bible class viii meet on
Thursday c,enins at 80 O'Clock and
tne pastor win continue his lectures on
Matthew Tho Junior Society
meeting on Friday at so o'clock viii
be IN tharsc of Airs. II. +. smith.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
SALVATION ARMY.

AZ The Salvation Army Hail. 80 i02
EAST Fourth s.reei. Captain Ernest H0lz
ofIlcer-in-e1arle. there 1gli be SUNDAY
scn1oi tomorrow at 1890 o'clock There
.riii be an open air meeting at the de-
pot 40 30 o'clock. Other meet.nss are
She praise service at 800 o'clock Y0uns
peopls's service 90 630 o'clock, open
ain mecUne ai rira and Market streets
al 80 o'clock; salfTti0n meeting at
o'clock Tonight vili be the second OF
series ~ popular Saturday night SER
tices There Shi be good SINGING and
mns'c 20 each service Tonisht there
,tilt hs an Illustrated gospel talk The
VOYAGE OF Llfa
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
DR.. THOMPSON CLOSES
ST. PAUL'S PASTORATE

Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock, Or
A. II. Thompson VIII close a remarka-
bly, successful pastorate at St. Pauls
NJ. Z. Church The financial records
show an unprecedented increase.
Dr.. Tohmpsons subject will be the
Progressive Tragedy Of the Cross a
mid-Lenten subject. This will be fol-
lowed by the Sacrament Of the Lords
supper
District superintendent. the Rev. Rob
ert Watt will preach at l,30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
BETHANY BAPTIST.

Sunday services at Bethany Baptist
Church, Elm and Jackson streets, will
be conducted by the Rev John f. Huns
berger. He will take for his subject
at 1890 o'clock, 1.-THE Divinity OF Christ.
and at las O'Clock, THE Conversion Of
Saul"
The c. p. meeting at : o'clock will be
in the chapel. The Rcd Cross Auxiliary
meets on Tuesday at 730 o'clock and
Thursday at o'clock in the chapel
Prayer service will be held on Wednes-
dayiat 7&5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
PAIR Otto RALLY At
EASTLAEE CHURCH
Address by Robert H. Rich
ards and Singing Of "War
Hymn, Features
SAILORS 10 ATTEND
SUNDAY EVENING

TWO interesting services will be held
tomorrow at the Easllake Presbyterian
Church, Tventy-seventh and Market
streets The Rev Henry Cunningham
win preach At 1880 O'Clock on the
theme. Christ the An" Tho sunday
school win meet 81 o'clock.
A popular patriotic service will be
held at l.3O o'clock. A song service led
by lhc choir and instruments will open
the meeting Editor Carters new pa
triotic selection, Mothers War Hymn,
will be sung by the congregation. The
choir and soloisis viii render several
selections The pastor VIII conduct the
devotions and Robert II. Richards, ESQ
will make a patriotic address 4 de-
laehmeni OF sailors from the L. s.
Cruiser Manhattan will attend in a body.