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PALMER SAYS
 PRICE OF FOOD
 SOON WILL DROP
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 trend to November 1 and to De- cember 1. This year, during Sep tember and October, an actual re- duction in the general level of re- tail prices was effected as com pared with August. while the fig ure for November, although slight ly above that of October, shows no increase above the August returns.
 "In other words, the official date clearly sho wthe significant fact that the cost of living as in- dicatad by retail prices was no greater in November of this year than it was in August, while dur ing former years, extending back to 1911, the returns for November show considerable increase over the August returns.
 "The history of retail food prices indicate that a decided downward trend ordinary may be expected in the part of the year between Jan uary 1 and March 1, and it Is to be hoped that this trend will be accelerated this year by the cant paign initiated by the governme at which is just now getting well under way.
 "The Lever food control act, un- der which the food administration operated and through the enforce ment of which the department of justice is now trying to reduce high prices, unfortunately, did not pri- vide penalty for certain acts de- clared to be unlawful, and there- fore the department of justice was unable to deal effectively with many cases of profiteering which came to it's attention. Realizing the gravity of this situation, the president appeared before the congress on August 8 and urged an immediate amendment of the food control act to extend it's scope to all the necessaries of life and provide a penalty for violations ol section four fthe act into peace time. The attorney general ap- peared before the senate agricul- ture committee in August an urged that amendments asked by the president be passed. Not unt' October 22, however, did these amendments become a law, anc only since that time has it beer possible to deal effectively wit| all cases of profiteering ane boarding.
 "While waiting the enactment of additional legislation, however the department of justice did moi remain inactive. Section six 0,
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Maynard tosQuit
 the Air Service

New York, Dec. 22.-Lieut. Bel win w. Maynard, "the flying par son." winner of the recent army transcontinental air race, annoua- ced yesterday that he had resigad from the army air service and will resume his work as a clergyman. He said he expected to be out of the service by January 1.
 q am going to take the ad- vice I received in an anonymous letter the other day and go back to my preaching" Lieutenant Maynard said. "In substance il said: q am now an old man Of over 80. but when was young man an old man told me not to be fool. Now I am old and you are young, so l want to give you some advice. Don't be a fool Go back to your pulpit and give up your flying and newspaper fame"
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dealers of America. They have also appointed a diligence com mittee to hunt up profiteers with in their membership and report to the United States attorney in their respective district violations Of margins of profits as set up oy their organization. These profits show five to 50 per cent reduction over prevailing profits of past few months.
 "The National Retail Shoe Deal CTS association has appointed a executive committe to confer for the purpose of re-establishing d similar rule within their organiza- tion.
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pedent Oil Producers agency, made public today, reserve stocks of crude oil in the California fields showed a decrease in November of 894,145 barrels, or 29A,938 barrels daily. This follows a decrease in October of 30,888 barrels day and wipes out the slight surplus of pro- duction over consumption hereto fore reported.
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NEW PARTY MEETS.

Dallas, Texas, Dec. 22.-The ex- ecutive committee of the new Am erican party in Texas met here to- day and discussed plans for it's first state convention in 1920, but adjourned until June 6 without reaching final decisions. The June meeting will be held at Fort Worth. Waco was most prominently men,
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Car Shortage May
 Close Many Mines

Laredo, Tex, Dec. 22.-Shortage of freight cars in the Mexican state of Coahuila may cause mines employing 10000 miners to close, shutting off the coal supply to vessels touching Gulf ports, ac- cording to the Universal of Mexico City, under date of Saturday The miners, fearing want through un- employment have sent a commit tee to Mexico City ''to plead with Carranza for the necessary cars. "
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JUDGE CARROLL DIES.

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 22.- Judge Robert J. Carroll of the fourth district court of St. Louis, Mo-, died here today and will be buried Tuesday. His wife and daughter, Miss Helene, accompa- nied him to San Antonio two months ago. Judge Carroll had been in bad health for several months before coming here.
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toned as the convention citv ing today's discussions.
MORE RHODES SCHOLARsur

Boston, Dec. 22 In view of q, keen competition for the 64 Rbod.'
 scholarships allotted in Octob,' last, the Rhodes trust has decidsi to allot three additional schol,' ships-at-large to the United stats, for this year.
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Says Million Involved.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 22.-W. ySavage, president of the Savage rston company of Talladega, Ala, Is arrested here today on q EArge of fraudulent use of the tYils and failed to make bond fix n at$1O,000. The alleged fraud Rrolves approximately $1,000,000
 sording to w, R. Keys, postoffice fpector. Keys said he had been
 iestigating the case more than Ayear.
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At last, new arrivals at Scbr, der's, 514 Main. All kinds <. kosher goods, goose liver. oo,,' inc Holland milked herrings, son, pickles, olives, etc. Try our msl. pickled (marrinert) herrings. con,' soon. They go like hot calos Don't overlook the big turlo1 Christmas dinner. 19 % 2,
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will be unable to meet Pal Moore, the American boxer, on Friday night. Eugene Criqui, French bantam weight, has been engaged to take Ledoux's place against Moore.
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Tinker to Name Training Camp for
 Team Next Week

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 22.-Joe Tinker next week will select the 1920 training grounds for his Columbus, American association) team, he said today. The choice lies between Pine Bluff, Ark, where the senators trained in 1917 and Albany, Ga Because of the number of major leagues clubs which will train in Georgia and the opportunity such an arrange ment offers for exhibition games. Albany seems to have the advan- tage. However, Tinker said to- night that he was much impressed with Pine' Bluff on his previous trip there and had not abandoned plans to go to the Arkansas city.
 Secretary E.. B. Bloom of tho Chamber of Commerce recently re- ceived a letter from TirHer na"'- ing the conditions under which hn would train in Pire Bluff Mr Bloom, after consulting members of the school board. made all ar engagements and met the renuired conditions, and it is believed that Pine Bluff has a good chance of landing the Ohio team.
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of cimmission; want assistance at once" At 7:37 p. m. the second message was picked up saying:
 "Am in sinking condition, engine room Hooded"
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lnish Fight is
 on in Russia, News Indicates

1. .srkutsk, Sunday, Decf 21 (Rus- Ien Photographic Agency).- The ly of Tomsk, western Siberia Fs been evacuated by the Siber- ! troops of the all-Russian gov Fhment. General evacuation
 Tomsk began December 16. EEfrktusk, Sunday, Dec. 21.--The Hncil of ministers of the all Essian government has issued a
 stement denying the reports
 1t the bolsheviki have proposed Ehce to Admiral Kolchak and Gen. Fl Denikine, leader of the anti Bshevik forces on the southern snt. The council says that the
 ports of peace proposal are Ing circulated by certain groups Eerested in misrepresenting the Paation. frkutsk, Sunday, Dec. 21.--An |lercepted wireless message sent by the Soviet government au- arities at Moscow says that a ,clt against the bolsheviki is in |egress in Turkestan.
 bWashington, Dec. 22.-State de- trtment advices today reported F5t bolshevik attacks in Esthonia
 Ire increasing and that negotia- Fms for the withdrawal into Let N of General Yudenitch's Rus
 h army were in progress.
 With the capture of Taiga, at la junction of the branch line l Tomsk, Polish troops west of F1t point will have to fight their t;y eastward, the report said.
 e Soviet government is trying
 istimulate construction of army iks and has offered prizes rang [S from 50,000 rubles up to 45O,- ! for plans to be the property of |A Soviet government.
 Paris, Dec. 22.-Japanese gov |elment officials are most an- |sns about the situation at fHutsk, Siberia, according to in- mation reaching peace confer |e.e circles. They would like to
 Id troops there, it is said, but [inot desire to do so without hav- !, reached an understanding with United States and the various cied governments.
 It is understood the Washington
 1inet is not particularly favor !e to this suggestion and it was brther pointed out that the Jap krse might find themselves con-
 Snted with various difficulties |psing from congestion of the
 xgle track line of the trans |derian railroad.
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Report Sinking.

Norfolk, Va. Dec. 22.-The radio Stion at Hampton Roads naval &e. received a wireless s. o s. light at 7 o'clock from the Prin-
 May, saying want tow; out
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CRIQUI VS. MOORE.

London, Dec. 22.-Charles Le- doux, bantam weight champion pugilist of Europe, is suffering from an attack of bronchitis and
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OIL STOCKS DECREASE.

Bakersfield, Cal, Dec. 22.-Ac. cording to the report of the Inde-
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England Wants U. $. Support on Plans
 to Aid Austria.

London, Dec. 22.-Replying to Q question by Viscount Bryce in the house of lords today concerning assistance to Austria, Earl Curzon. the foreign secretary, declared that no great scheme was pos sible without the help of the Uni ted States. Great Britain and France had proposed, and the Uni ted States had agreed, that they retain Austrian securities now held as a guarantee of payment for purchases of food for Austria, he said, and America was to have the great pictures now held ln Austria as her security.
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No Proposal Received.

Washington, Dec. 22.-The American government has received no proposal that the United States join Great Britain and France Tn furnishing assistance to Austria, obtaining valuable paintings now held in Austria as security, as as- serted today by Earl Curzon, the British foreign secretary, in the house of lords.
 Officials at the state depart ment, however, explained that the suggestion might have been broached to Ambassador Wallace at Paris, the United States repre- sentative on the supreme council.
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DIR. McyEII.L TO-DAY At '.Y.''
DIR. c. NJ. COBERN SUNDAY

To-day is the last wees day OF the
bible lectures al the \. VI. G. a. Or.
-f,antl.aa ID. ,Cohern is in The National
Capital today. arranging details Goa
corning his seventeenth trip TO the
Far Fast, on which he sails next
Wednesday.
DR.. John Mcneil, The noted Scotch
teacher, will ha heard IN. the assoetA-
ton auditorium today at one ana four
o'clock. Both men and women are
cordially invited. DR.. McNeiil leaves
tonight for Pittsburgh, where he viii
teach during the week beginning
Sunday.
In order that a large number may
hear Or. Cobern Sunday afternoon.
the big meeting. under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. will be held at the Academy Of
Music. where DIR. Cobern will deliver
the last lecture Of the Bible Institute.
A university man from the ground up,
Eibie land explorer, lecturer. and Au-
thor, vet one who knows how to put
tho message In such plain ina fascl-
mating way, AZ to hold his hearers at
will. Hts lecture this afternoon Will
be tho climax Of all the msetihga. and
Hugh Bugm Of the Second Baptist
quartet, will, Sing. s. Glover Winter
viii be at the plano and j. N. Harker
will lead the singing
Dr. Cobefn will preach at Centenary
Methodist church At ii o'clock sun.
day morning and IT Covenant
Presbyterian church (Btnford, Jr.,
high school) Ut . r. N.
There was breakdown with the
1000 candle power HtereOpticcn Ian
tsrM 1aat SUNDAY AffaFnN0n M thA
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SERMONS ON PEOPLE WHO
WON PRAISE OF JESUS

REV. w L. Gibson. pastor OF
Eroadus Memorial Baptist church,
Thirty-second and Broad streets. an
nounces THAI he Wifi preSch series
az sermons on Some People Who
Won the Praise OF Jesus" every Sum
day night at o'clock, beginning to-
morrow Special music will accom-
rany the sermons. The program fol-
lows:
April "a Reformer for His
Character" Matt. 11:11.
April ia Centurion for His
Faith. Matt. $50.
April 20--"A Woman for Doing Her
Best" Mark 1873, ..
April 27--"A Woman for Her Lib
crafty" Mark 12:43. "A.
May "a Greek Mother for Her
rersistency." Matt 1928.
May li--A"A Man for His Frank
ness. John i:47.
May ls---sAn Apostle for His Con-
yictions." Matt. 1871.
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SOME OLD QUE19x1EI1I ss PSI,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN y

At the evening sArx1ce 3 A.
church. on Sunday N =
rector, Rev. w. Russell
will preach the fourth
mons on Some Ola az e
sidered,. the particular
Redemption Through ~
this sermon DR.. n0wie
what the death and aacn1fl
means for those ChRist1 61
lieve In his Divinity. a1
no will set the faith az xh6
its distinction from tn
position an embodied III IA
statement recently pnh1
Unitarian publicity coss
OF the local papers: IT I'D y
of Jesus, not In hin deAsh n :
our greatest inspfrattou
agement. II Ii tho fact Tn
for humanity. not that Xxx
that makes his name &lu
loved among US u
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nsIjDyei,le T,Nrncsm sn,ial.

The BarAcca class OF Broad stirred
Methodist church. Of which class Mrs.
Il. H. Courtney Is the teacher, gave
= delightful social in the lecture room
Of the church on Tuesday evening,
The room being filled with members
and friends OF the progressive Ear
acca. Mr.. w. II. Leo presided. and
tho formal program consisted Of the
singing Of America" by the company;
enjoyable vocal selections by Miss
Killelers, tAfiss Doris Nnna:ly. plano
acconipanest, several artistic Jazz
band: Z strong address by Prof.
SfntthdeAi on KNOCKERS and Boos.
tefA," ana readings by w. M. Bickers.
Following the regular program there
VISA an hour ofpsocial pleasure, dur
Ing which cream and cake was served
BY attentive walters ana Mattresses.
The committee Of arrangement con-
listed OF w. r.. Lee. Edloe b. Bickers,
II. n. Blackwell. r. r. Risther.. Or.
Fusher. n. G. Edwards, w. n. smith,
II. Il. Stone and G. u. Roberts
The reception committee was com
posed Of r.. n. Risther. Misses Crnnlp,
Miller and Kellelen. DR.. 8. K. Wal
Iace, II. T. Blackwell, Rogers and n.
n. Courtney.
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Alexandria. Va. April
Taylor. 4 waIl known MI [
nine years old. died tlA1 y
o'clock Wedn esday rnHl
residence. 1s0 South
His death followed \
brief Illness The deacca
ever. hesn In poor hsAs
time past.
Mr.. Taylor was ullrno
survived by his tsr9theH
Taylor, together With
Virginia A. Snlcot. a.
Mr.. Taylor Was born H.
and graduated IN IN
sity az virRiyia whel4
and took MP tho ptAefte
The dAcaaee6 xIas \
ter coMsniAstou srN l1l Z
c0rpOratton e0sift A
si0n4r AZ a0peatza
wAY u mem Az
TOR thi4 MN 4
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Pine. street services Will le eun-
Guetsa b. The pastor. Re-. Leland Je.
rome POWELL at II 4. II. ana ?. NJ.
Ssw members wifi receive hand If fs'-
itwsh.o and participate In menorsp,
supper In the aYening paasor wifi
preach and probably Glaze great reyiSal
which hes added is0 new uemberS.
Sunday school at e:so A. If Junior
and gerier Y. r T.. meetings at !.
r. 81
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- Or. John McNssil. noted
turer and evangelist. VIII 144A6
mqnd tonight for Pittsnurxs
who wish TO hear him VIII
opportunities today at tho n
OF the r. M. C.. A. His 0ft
Will be delivered at tr
second and ANAL message m
Dr. McNeill's departure VIII
with sincere regret ~ No.
friends he made during htns
Richmond. None Of ~
who have heard him hnv4SxM
impressed with tho brtlitan44 r "
tellect, the soundnass ok ~
the. fervor OF hts piety. ss:s'k
Secretary Mckee axpr4nG
ton last night to get botNs
and DR.. Cohern to return ton1
ON the first practicable 6ae
bern will return from WAn
day to deliver three 1ae4N
day. He will speak A4 f
Methodist church 1t II SI1
Academy Of Music 1T 3:3e 1 r
the Grace Covenant church n
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Eandolps Street, E"T q ROB-
er.son. pss:cr~~T}4c r2viVs qe'vie y
" hIch have been ver.- saesrssfuf VIII
eioSe 81 sundzr. The pastor VIII
preach ~ both srrvtees ms foiies 81. 4 1
A. II. MARKS of the Christian y NJ
"Centessing Christ. sunday s2fiecl 81
s86 a ~. Young nnepl~s meett1z rs
r. N
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streets. Finlsx y Gibson. D. -. paslet.-~
III A. NJ "1he Vision Of tive ne
deemed: ( =. Al. Where TO fog
Idvs.F's " essneeaav IS T. II, praS@ef
meeting sohtae: stirring Scenes ~
the Life OF paul AND what they TeGels
Te Acts 81
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st. pauls Episcopal church. Ninth
and Broad streets, Rev. ". RasseH
Bowie. d. D., rector--Snnday schooi
and Bible classes at 9:t5 A. NJ Con-
rrmation and communion at II A. M.
Preaching by Bishop Brown. evening
prayer at 8 p. NJ. AT the evening SER
vice the rector will preach the fourth
and final sermon OF n series OF Some
Old Questions Reconsidered." What is
Redemption Through the CROSSE
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sOrL..AyYxC ,srss,o~

Sosil-Saving Mission. 1909 East Main
streSt---Servicas VIII he held as usaa!
next week. and on Sunday w. l.. nise
viii preach. All arc welcome
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GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
=WELC COME AWAITS YOU

a4"S71 9G&aRaeA 1,1<.s
ito
lin
pewIlha
P.
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CyrTAnrAx

First cnitarian--The gueject III Ee..
Charles r. Russeils sermon SUNDAY at
II A. NJ. will be Gods Funiiment Of
Promise" Services ut Highland springs
at ( p. NJ
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Broad.lus Memorial W ~ slbson.
pastor-Bible school al $50 \. M,
Preaching by the pastor at ~ ~ ".
ana r, NJ Morning subieSt. Clos"
Communion. Evening subject ~ i.e-
former Praised For His Charpcter," the
aFst In a series Of sunday evening SER
NONE on Some People Who Won the
Praise Of Jesus" Senior and Junior
II. Z, E. L. at T. NJ
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CHnrsT1AN sCIENt,n.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
corner Park avenue and Meadow street
services az II 4. n. subject. "t-n-
reality"
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Barton tieights~ The Yee9lar seT.
vices al II A. ii. and r. II. preach
ing by the pastor, the EAv t;eerre r
waite
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Calvary ESe. Duncan 3lcLEa3 81
r'etorsbura win sfreach al the morning
service At might the paatnr. Rev. ar
ter Ashton JenkeEs. viii ~ieaeh upon
tie subject "soy3e aaa See"
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VsnaLie- Street.-The 20 ste~. nos !.
+. Johnson. breaches AZ both morning
ard evening services Subjects. 'erhe
spells OF the Cross" and Mans GREAT
est Off" Baptism a night. SUNDAY
school Of see A. NJ n y r L. AT :
O'clock I, IL
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Ts9sf7lssa go Hes. a. T*ise TerT%H
" III pl.eseil AZ II 4. NJ and s T. u
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st. professionally soheoi sna Bihls
.lasses ~ a:ss A. ". Continuation and
sf,ynr,urfon AT II A. ~; evening prayer
a. r. III. Bishop Brown wiil be the
qreaehar at the II o'oioet rafvie%. and
~ . o'clock the rector, Ees. W. Rus
al Bowie. y. u. will preach tina fourth
rd Ana. one Of series OF sermons oil
some old Questions Eaconsidtr@d.
yyha. II Redemption Through the
@resRst'
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Hanover Avenue -~ Praaenins n
morning II A. ". and evening. y. NJ
~ the Rev. Marshall Wingfield, Mora
az subject, BREAD Cart Tton TIE
waters" EyAnins subject. Lessons
ssrom the Life of Joseph" This y the
second of q series on the Old Tesla.
nent characters. Bartigsng after the
svening services. Junior Christian En :
t,eavor at $40 r. NJ; Christian En-
teavnr at p NJ; sunday school II s;%q
A NJ
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Grove-Aesnue- Services al II \. n
and Mt s15 ?. 81. pres ching by az
uastor. DR.. ". g. James.
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voaurssentai-4ssf. Few William. s:ahen
s,rown. n. ~. will confirm and prsach
At 5p. ". pr. Norris win preach az "
\. A. sunday school NJ s.4a n A
Mems BibIe class at 10 A. NJ
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Ascer ssen--Hoiy communion and SER
non at II o'clock. subject. ONLY Trust
fyisn.'. Evening PRAYER and Sermon Al
o'clock. subject. ran Act Prompted "
1evotson~ rev. Philip 4. Arthur. the
ector, will preach At both services.
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Highland Park. Rev. Il u. White.
pastor. Preaching At II \. al and S
r. AZ. BY the pastor. Epwofth leHgHc
al p. NJ; midweek services ut T. At.
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church Of the Holy Comforter, REV.
n f.. Cox, reetor--Hoiy communion and
trrnou Mt IL A. NJ, evening prayer and
=ermon at r. NJ
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First Rsptist--Yn tna sbs.ree - tha
pastor. Rev = 4. Love. corresponding
secretary foreign mission board. Will
preach NJ II A.. N. ana f. IT. Sunday
school meets 81 f:s0 A. NJ n =. = T.
organizations ut : r.. ",
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BAPTIST CHURCHES
Grace-Street Baptist Church

$3.50 A. NJ. Bible school; II A. NJ
preaching by- the pastor, +. r. Gibson
: P. Al, Z. z, r. L.. Junior and Senior:
& p A., preaching by the pastor; Mid
Week Prayer Meeting, Wednesday. y
+. NJ
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Desert: evening. 1.-THE Man who Loses
His Chance
Centenary, Graee street. between
g Snssn a ans :, ~. tEssea.e =
p. D., professor in Allegheny College,
IA. At sis r. NJ. the pastor. Rev.
Thomas A. smoot, will preach.
west End4-M. A. Campbell will speak
at the service at II AZ NJ. followed BY
sermon viii be preached BY The pastor,
Rev. A. L. Carson. Sunday school at
s.3O A. NJ. Walter h. Taylor. superin-
tehdent Epw0rth league at T:15 p. NJ.
Special music at ali the services led by
J. 9. Renner and his trained choir.
Fairmount--The children of the Ma
sonic home will attend in body. The
church will serve them with ice cream
ana homemade cake at the close Of the
service. Rev. 4. J. Hit will preach al
II A. N. on Does II Pay to be Re-
iieious7' and at r. H.. Growing in
0race." sunday school and mems Bibie
class ut $3.50 A. 81. The N. Y. +. l..
Will meet 1T r. N. All welcome.
Barton 1isights-1Preashins at IL \.
N. and r. Al. by The pastor. Rev. W.
+. A. Haynes Topic for the evening
hour, love"
ST. James, Rev. r.. y. tampRin, pas
tor-Preaching Sunday at 1 A. III. and
s r. NJ. BY the pastor. Sunday school
al o;ao 4. NJ Midweek PRAYER services
Wednesday at s p. ~
tx,.t NJ White
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Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at y,
N and sIs r. NJ. by the rssior. J. @.
aelsahecx. Bibie school at $50 A. VI;
senior Endcavor at r. NJ; mission
study class Monday Mt r. Nj Prsfef
,eryire wednesday at Sis r. NJ.