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Evening journal., 1919-12-27
Sacred CONCERT
ATUNIONCHURCH
Pastor viii Preach Seventh
Sermon of Series on
Daniel
PLANS MADE FOR
NEW YEARS EVE

At st. Pauls VI. +. Church iomor-
row, the choir, under the direction Of
Professor Charles r. Edwards will give
a scored concert at the evening service,
from 30 TO o'clock, consisting % tho
following numbers: Chorus, violin.
quartet and cOnoi, 1T Came Upon n
Midnight Clear, by Wills; chorus and
violin. silent Night by MOhr: solo
lst. Charles LaBOub Edwards; anthem,
Calm on the Listening Ear Of Nigh"
by Brown; anthem and quartet, And
10 Came 10 Pass" by Brown; anthem,
GLORY to God in OBJ Highest" by EdA
words This Is Prof Chas. r Edwards
latest composition Anthem, There
Were Shepherds Abiding" by Brown:
sololsts, Miss Clara G.. SprOul, Miss Mar
garci Thomas. J. Walter Boyer Frank
s. Jones; Charles LaB0ub Edwards
violinlst; Sarah Hudson White, organ
Isl: Prof. Charles I. Edwards, choris-
ter.
The Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard p D..
pastor, will preach the seventh sermon
IN the series on Daniel" following the
concert His iEeme for this week Is
"a Conspiracy" AZ The 1890 O'Clock
preaching service, be VIII Use AS his
topic. Remember" This will be "an
end Of The year sermon The ilve-min-
ute sermon % the junior church, which
proceeds the main sermon OF The morn
Ing, will be preachd by the assistant
pastor. the Rev Raymond w. Cooke.
Tile subject for tomorrow VIII be
blouse For Rent
The class-meetlng is held at 930
o'clock led by the Rev. W G.. otrick-
land SUNDAY school at o'clock. Mrs.
p. b. Helms Is the leader for Tie Chris
tlaa Endeav0f service at 6.30 o'clock.
The organ numbers. by Sarah Hudson
While. organist for the two preaching
services tomorrow. consist Of: Pas
iorale." by VIII NJ. s Brown: "Festi-
val Prelude. by Dudley Buck: 'March
In E."fby Victor lipmmsrpi: Otter
lolr deNoel. by 'rhayer; ~ Christmas
by Norris: -Jubilalc Amen,
Joy Brown, and "Hdsanna,' by Wachs.
The sunday school viii give its
Christmas entertainment on Tuesday
night.
New Years Eve watch night service
will be held. This year 70 will be a
meeting for all the church. Including
the children The junior church viii
have charge from 7.3O to s.3o o'clock.
aud the Christian Endeayor Will present
an illustrated talk on the book, I'm
His Steps" by Charles NJ. sheldon, from
Q 20 30 o'clock Between 10 and i0A5
O'Clock there will be time for visiting
and light refreshments will be served.
The Rev. Carlisle J.. Hubbard Will
preach the sermon OF the night. at tOA5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CHRIST YOUR KING"
DIR. CANDIES THEME

At Westminster Presbyterian Church,
The minister, Dr. Charles l.. Candee'
will preach az both morning and after
noon services. The church organst,
Carlisle Hamphill, will play the fol-
lowing selections: THE Shepherds "
Salome: "Postlude in c. Smart
"Gesu Bamblno" "a Sicillan carol. Hon.
and "Posllude on 'Adeste Fidele, by
Carl. The double quartet will sing for
The morning service, brightest and
Best" by Kinder, and There We're
Shepherds Abiding" by Matthews.
Theme for sermon In the morning Is
Christ. Your King"
Francis j. Lapatino. harpist. will play
at both morning and afternoon ser
vices. The subject for afternoon SER
mon will be mo Room for the Christ
Al this service Christmas carols Will be
rendered, accompanied by Mr.. Lapa-
tlno
Al 73O o'clock DR.. Francis Harvey
Green, Of West Chester. will speak on
THE Message for the New Year
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
BALANCING OLD
YEARS LEDGER
Sermons to Prepare Grace
Congregation for New
Years Arrival
WATCH SERVICE ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Or. John w. r. sumwalt will preach
both morning and evening. The morn
ing sermon will be Both Sides Of the
Ledger"
The music for the morning in
cludes Organ Prelude, a Christmas
0ffertory, Barrett; anthem. Daughte
OF Zion, Rejoice, TrOwbridge; offer
tory, The Birthday Of n King, Ncid-
llnger; (Air. Arkwell. sololstl; organ
posilude, Recessional Religioso, De-
thier.
The subject of the evenlns sermon
Will be "Discarding the Wgghls" The
musical numbers will be: 7.iJ 20 7.30
o'clock, organ recital. March OF the
Magl, Dubois; Souvenir, Drdla; a
Cradle Song, Yon; anthem, Sing. Slng
o Heaven, Shippers; offertOry, So
prano solo with violin obligato, 20
Holy Night" Adams; Mrs. Babcock,
solOist; Mrs. Work, Violinist; organ
postlude, Festival March, Best.
At the Epworth League service at
$50 o'clock, Miss Clara Belle Smith
will tell Of her work as a missionary
in China. Miss Smith is now home on
furlough after spending five years at
work in the East.
The athletic association will meet at
the church house, Monday evening.
The Sunday School Board will meet
on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday night from 10 10 ~
o'clock Watch Services Will be held.
The first hour viii be a social hour
at which time there viii be an attrac-
tive program presented and refresh
ments will be served. A devotional SER
vice conducted by Or. Sumwalt VIII
follow and will close with the old
year.
The Woman's Missionary Societies
will meet on Friday. The Foreign So
ciety will meet from II 80 TO 1 o'clock.
Box luncheon will be served and the
Home Society will convene at . o'clock.
On Saturday evening the Rev. Wal
ter A. Hearn will give the FIRST Of
series Of talks 20 the boys OF the
church and Sunday School on "What
! Saw in Europe" He VIII use Ian
term slides TO add TO the interest OF
the lecture. The latter part Of the
evening will be spent in games and a
good time for all the boys who at
tend
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CHORUS CHOIR TO
REPEAT CANTATA

At Bradnyvlne NJ E. Church, Twen-
ty-second and Market streets, the Rev.
w Ernest Greenfield minister, the se~-
vices tomorrow wi'l include class meet
Ing at $50 O'Clock The Rev, Ralph L..
Mnke, will preach at 1890 o'clock.
Music will be as follows Prelude, Near
My Coo 10 Thee" Ashford; anthem. by
ne choir; Onertory csrol, Wills. solo.
20 holly N=. 'iud5, j. Mrs Paul
W. Orlh; p0stlude In 4. MendeissOhn.
sunday school, at O'Clock. William H..
Rose w.ll conduct the closing service
Of the EpWOrlh League for the year
1919 Special music by the Young
Peoples choir. 4. I'D o'clock the
chorus choir Of fo-ty voices VIII re-
peat the cantata, 20 Shepherd King,
prelude. "The New Kingdom TCurs,
0nertory, 'Calm as Might Bohu; post
lude. Sortle C0burn.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
With u.s.
PASTORS THEMl
Mrs. Wales Will Sing Pas
torales" at Central Pres
byterian Church
XMAS FESTIVAL
TUESDAY EVENING

Christmas services will be continued
tomorrow In Central Presbyterian
Church. The chorus choir will be pres
ent at both services. At 1880 o'clock
the choir will sing an anthem There
were Shepherds" Nevln, Mrs. L. r.
Wales, Miss Frantz Clark and Mrs. ].
j. Hayes, Jr., taking the solo parts.
Mrs. L. e. Wales viii also sing as a
solo "Pastorales," from Handels Mes
siah. The Rev. J. II. Crawford, the
minister VIII use FOR q sermon topic
God with U.s."
Sunday school meets at 1i.55 o'clock
and Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing at 6.45 o'clock.
The evening service will be a festival
Of song and music. Mrs. L. =. Wales
and choir will sing "Sing With Glad
ness" Tours as an offertory. Miss Reba
Neher and the choir will render 40
Holy Night" Adams, and ]. J. Hayes,
Jr., will sing as a solo, THE Birthday
pf the King" Neidlnger.
/ The annual Christmas festival OF the
hnday school will be held on Tuesday
yening lt o'clock. The primary, be-
nners and cradle roll departments viii
iSe their Christmas party in the after
non at go o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
WATCH YOUR STEP
sermon SUBJECT
DIR. Smiley Will Also Preach
on Sign Posts for Desert
Travellers"
DEAN E. L. SMITH
TO GIVE TALK

AT West Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. L Franklin Smiley D. D.. pastor
ard iAe Rey James Dougheriy. as
,is,an. pastor. tlereyill BE public wor-
ship tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
whan The pastor will deliver message
10 keeping with the last sabbath Of the
year HIS theme VIII be sign Posts
for Desert Traveiors.'
The music by The choir win include
uGlad Tidlngs" by Brown, with Mrs. ".
B. Lewis. soprano, taking Ae solo
parts: "Aad. 10 The angel Of the Lori
5y Soily. with :. Harrington joaes rs
soioisis; and "The Babe OF Bethlehem
by Miles. soioists Mrs J. @. Allen ana
Sir. Jones. Mss IIonits organ NUM-
bers win be '0hcrtolre' By klng hau
and "Tempo Dl Marcia" by Drliiicld.
The Bible School assemblies IN OIL de-
Dartments at o'clock. Mr.. Doueherly
win address the Senior department
Special music by HE school orchestra.
N ,he Mems Glass Dean y. Lawrence
smith. on Delaware College. viii deliver
M address and there will be special
music by the Instrumental Quartet nc
o p. meets az Gas o'clock. Toplo, How
10 make the next year 0clter Than the
past
AZ 730 o'clock The peoples popular
service vii be IN The nature or rare
reu 10 1919 Arrangements have been
made for another great audience. IN
.hc opening song service the chorus
wlii repest. by request two or three
numbers from 'ln Excelsis.' Miss Ma
Bel McGlnley. tho talented cornet So
lois. win be the special musical feat
nre The Glee Club will sing 3Ihe
shepherds song by HAL, as a nnale'
lhe entire chorus, -with orchostral ao-
commitment VIII sing thc GLORY y
code Tho oryanlst will play lnrT-
mezzo" By Msscagnl ard Grand
Chouer" by Sturgis
Dr. smiley viii deliver a brief adj
5rss, on ihe lhema Watch your step
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
SPECIAL CANTATA AT
HARRISON STREET

The Sacred Cantata. THE salvation
Of Isreal' will be presented at Harrl-
son Street NJ. Z. Church tomorrow eve
ming. Soloist Miss Isabel Braden.
soprano; Miss Edna Ball. alto: Harry
b. Hygate, tenor. and George Schaffer.
basso. The other services for the day
will be: $50 o'clock, class meeting:
1890 O'Clock, preaching by the pastor.
subject, Good Tidings Of Great JOY; (;
special music. anthem. Shout the Glad
Tidinss,' v Morrison: soloslst. Miss Isabel
Braden and Miss Edith Lummis: an
them, "The Song the Angles sang"
Stultz; soloiai. Harry Hygate: anthem.
Holy Night Divine" soloists, Miss Elva
Ball, IT. B. Hygate. Mrs George Schaf-
fer; anthem, GLORY Be 10 God in the
Highest" Edwards; 1915 o'clock, sun
day school; G3O O'clock, Epworih
League.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
WILL BE REPEATED

At Asbury NJ z. Church, the Rev
George White Dawson. pastor, services
will be: Q o'clock, prayer meeting
1890 O'Clock, preaching. subject, THE
Redemption Of Tlme"l o'clock, sun
day school; go o'clock, Epworth
League service; theme, How TO
make Next Year Better Than This
: 30 o'clock. preaching subject, The
Year Crowned With the Goodness Of
God"
The choir Will repeat their Christmas
music Sunday morning and evening;
sunday school entertainment 1.3O
O'Clock Monday. New Years eve SER
vice. 1890 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CHAPLAIN FELL TO
PREACH SERMON

The services In ST. Andrews p. F..
Church, the Rev. Richard w. Trapnell
rector, the Rev Edward II. Ford. as
slstani. VIII be as follows: Holy COM
munion, at o'clock; Bible class and
sunday school, at Gas O'Clock; morn
ing prayer and sermon, al If o'clock (;
combined service for the Sunday school
and congregation, at o'clock. No SER
vice In the evening.
The special preacher at the morning
service will be Chaplain II. Il. Fell. for
merly with the iO2nd Engineer, u. ;. A.,
now at Camp Upton, y. Y.
The services in ST. Matthew's Chapel,
corner Ship!ey and Eighth streets. the
rector in charge viii be sunday school
at o'clock; Bible class. at 3 o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon at 745
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
ANNUAL MEETING OF
SWEDISH BAPTISTS

At the First Swedish Baptist
Church. corner Nandever Avenue and
Church street, tonight there VIII be
az 2 O'Clock. a Christmas entertain
ment OF the sunday school, With a var
led program sunday services VIII be
as follows: At 1913 o'clock, a New
Years Message. subject: Three Good
Resolutions" Al 30 O'Clock, preaching
service. subject: "On the Watch
Tower" on Wednesday at 20 30
o'clock. Watch Night Services; Janu-
airy ,. at : o'clock the annual meet
ing Of the church. during which re-
freshments Will be served.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
SWISS BELL RINGERS
AT AVENUE CHURCH

Services tomorrow AZ the Delaware
Avenue Baptlst Church. Delaware Ave
aue and West street, will be IN chsr5e
II the pastor. the Rev. Joseph !. lrNVin'
:. T. r.. who VII take for the SUD
lect OF The sermon at 1920 O'CLOCK "A
rwofold Work Of Christ
The sunday school will meet at
o'clock. Christian Endesvor meeting al
s4S o'clock. leader. stephen Pardee.
The evening service at 73O o'clock
viii open with a song service. pr. IT.
win viii take as the subject or the
eeen'nq sermon, Goods Care for His
Children" ,.
ON Monday afternoon at 230 O'Clock
.Tbe Swiss Bell Ringers who are
nlsyors OF musical novelties, on over
dozen instruments. VIII give an en-
ierlainment FOR children and at
,clock they will cive their regular mu-
steal enlertainmgn,
The prayer and praise service Is on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. ~
.ac close of Che service special Dusi'
ness meeting VIII be held for IN clec'
tiun OF q iruste as successor % James
n. Weslcott, deceased.
The special musical program for TO
morrow Is. Morning: organ prelude
Prelude in n Flat" Ca.lests; anthem.
Glory IN The Highest" Hall; soprano
solo. "The Birthday Of the King.
Neidlinger: Miss J. Van SAINT; organ
,os,lude. "Posilude." Moyari; evening
lrsap n~eude. "R0mance,' -hepherdi :
anthem. "Wark. Hark. My SOUL Ed
wards. ~ololsi. William Wallace
nlhem. Behold ! Bring You Glad It'd
nrs." Brown: soprano SOLO TO We
ory." Neidilnger: Mrs r. .. Blen'sl
lrean pOstlude, ALLEGRO Malston'
Vest
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CmRIsTIAN sCIENTIsT.

The First Cnurcl of Christ Scientists,
Park Place and Van BUren street viii
hold services a. follows: Sunday morn
ing, al ii and sunday evening. at g
3'M0ck. The subject Tor the lesson
sermon Is "Chrhtian Science The
sunday school oonVenes at 81 o'clock
sunday morning. On Wednesday eve
ming a testimony meeting Is held from
8 % 3 O'Clock The church maintains
q free reading room and circulating
library, ai 7O1 Equitable Building, and
Is open week days from 20 10 Q o'clock,
except holidays On Wednesday the
reading room closes at ) O'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
GOODMAN PRESENTS
PASTOR WITH PURSE

40 the Chrictnas service on Thurs
day morning. tbs Rev " @ Harris and
Mrs Harris were presented with a purse
by the Goodman W. 2. Church congrc-
gaiion. and all members Of the parson-
ago family were remembered.
Tie Bog scouts. through their ls-
sislant scouimaster, Louis stats, pre-
sented Ihsic scout master with q Boy
scout statue The Christmas issue Of
lie church paper Is cut and being cn-
'0yed Dy .ae members and friends Of
10 congregaLIon.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
BROWNS CANTATA
AT SILVERBR00K

Sunday evening, at Silverbrook NJ T.
Church. the chorus, under the direction
OF 4. r. Lilley. will sing Browns can
lata. "The Wise Men and the star" The
other services at this church will be
Mornlng service. 1890 o'clock, opening
with organ recital; sermon subject
"The Divine Potter and His Human Ma
terial." Sunday School, i2 o'clock, fol-
lowed by Junior League. Sunday School
entertainment Monday evening, Young
peoples class meets Tuesday evening
and prayer service "Wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
"SELF-EXANIINATI0N,"
PASTORS SUBJECT

Tie services for the day at MeCabe
Memorial Church viii be preaching by
the pastor az 1870 o'clock. subject self
Examination" sunday school az ist5;
Epworth League al 6.i5.
Al 73O o'clock The subject Of the
sermon will be Pacing Facts Tho
choir wlll repeat the Christmas pg0-
gram 0f music.
4 special Watch Night service will
be held on Wednesday night On Sun
day. January .. 1870 the special avan-
Eelisiic campaign will begin.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
ST. IOHNS p. u. CHURCH.

Services al s.. Johns p. q Church TO-
morrow viii be: 7.30 o'clock. Holy
Communion; 9.i5 o'clock. Church
School; II o'clock. morning prayer,
Holy Communion and sermon; 7.lj
o'clock, evening prayer and sermon.
Weekdays Thursday, 10 O'Clock,
Holy Communion; Friday, 10 O'clock,
Liiany; Holy days, 10 o'clock, Holy
Communion.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
''ERVENT PRAYER"
PASTORS THEME

At le First NJ. p. Church, Seventh
and Wnut streets, the Rev. r. w. sui
cliffe' pstor, meetings tomorrow viii
be as blows: 10 30 o'clock, preach
ing sWect. "Fervent Prayer; 2.15
o'clock,Sabbath School; Gas O'Clock,
ChristiaEndeavor 7A5 o'clock, preach
ing; suiect, The Persistent Widow
Special ahems by the choir. Evening
SOLO "MAMother's Prayer" Sunday
School Cistmas entertainment Mon
day nightPrayer meeting Wednesday,
s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
WILL GIVE CANTATA
AT BETHANY BAPTIST

one OF the features at Bethany Bap-
tist Church tomorrow Will be a cantata
which WIFI be given by the young
women from the Girls Industrial
School. The Rov L. Bland Taylor. pas
tor. will preach morning and evening.
Sunday Schoo, and other services at
usual hours The quarterly business
meeting will be held next Monday night
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
MT. BETHEL BAPTIST.

At Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, No
ii6 West Front street, there will be
preaching at 1880 o'clock. Covenant
meeting at noon Sunday School , D.
m; 745 o'clock preaching by the pas
tor, the Rev. L. p COrbln, subject
Moses stood on Seven Mountains. g"
Wednesday night watch meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
II LIKES REroRMEn.

Al -. Lakes Reformed bp!sc0pa.
Church the Rev William Lanning rec
Tor. tie services will be: Morning pray
er and sermon az i0.i5 o'cIock; sunday
chooi. az O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon. at 1.30 O'clock; Tuesday eve
Ming. ai 40 0c'ock. sunday school
Christmas entertainment; Wednesday,
q, 5 0'c.Jca, mld-week service.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
TRINITY LUTHERAN.

Following Is The order OF service In
Trinity Lutheran Church, Concord ave
nue. and Twenty-third street, the Rev.
Milton II. Stinc, d. D, pastor: Sunday,
10 o'clock, Sunday School; Fl O'Clock.
sermon, The Old and the New;
o'clock, \. p. 5. C. E; 7.45 o'clock, ser
mon, "The Christ" The evening SEP
mon will be illustrated.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
Al CHRIsIIANA.

Or. Robert Watt. district superln-
tendCnt, Will preach at 1890 o'clock TO-
morrow mornins at Chr.stiana Metho-
dist Episcopal Church sunday school
VIII follow. In the evening there will
be preaching by the pastor, the Rev.
Leonard White.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
SECkn NJ p fHIrRCH.

Services asecopd NJ. p. Church, the
Rev. b. +. Jeer. pastor, will be class
meeting at i'p'clock; Sunday school,
2 o'clock; pAching service at 7.30
o'clock. PraY meeting Friday eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
Special Sermons and Music Be Heard in the C Churches Again 7oooD
Why You ShOuldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion. OF
which the rewards are distant and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope will glide by degrees out of
the mind unless II be inyigoraed by external ordi-
nances, by stated calls TO worship. and the saIuary
influence OF example
Johnson Life of Milton
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-13

longer accomplish the presidents leg
lslative purposes. In order to dom
mate the new congress he must essay
the roll of "a non-partisan." And this
he has already begun to do. We are
now told that "partisanship" is after
all dreadful thing; and even the nor
NAL processes of party expression and
party action in the senate and house
are by some classified and condemn
ed as partisanship. 1t is "partisan-
ship when the senators dare to take
the time to exercise their constitu-
tional authority and perform their
sworn duty to examine, demand and
amend or reject-if they see fit
treaties negotiated by the president.
Their duty, we are told, is to rise
above the level of "partisanship" in
all such understanding that they
should emulate the example of obedi-
ence of the executive which the Dem
ocratic congress gave throughout the
first six years of the present admin
istration.
In the place of the New Freedom
we now have the New "Non- Partisan
ship" 1t is indeed shrcwd shift.
We wonder whether the people or the
congress will be fooled by it.
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The New misunderstanding"
(From Boston Transcript

Throughout the first six years of
his presidency Mr.. Wilson has been
partisan in the strongest sense of
the word His party had the control
of both houses of congress by large
majority, and he completely con-
trolled his party. He appointed par
tsans even to diplomatic posts where
to do so required the dismissal of ex-
perienced diplomats. And where the
law required that commissions should
be bipartisan in their personnel, Mr..
Wilson would scour the country to
find men who voted for him in 1912
and 1916 but continued to register as
Republicans and therefore retained a
nominal utilization with that party. In
law"
Last October he made loyalty to
his administration and his, party his
measure of loyalty to the nation. He
appealed for the reelection of con-
gress Democratic in both houses, and
this in the midst of war when Re-
publicans were giving their lives as
freely as Democrats in the common
cause. This appeal was the last
straw; his partisanship caused Mr..
Wilson's overthrow; it doubled the
majority by which the Republicans
would have otherwise carried the
house, and it gave the Republicans
their majority in the senate. For the
first time in American history a war
president was rebuked at the polls
and deaf ear was turned to his pc
tition for votes.
The new congress which starts its
sessions next week will not be as
docile as the others which Mr. Wilson
has dealt with and dominated. The
Republicans will organize both houses
without delay; they can count upon a
working majority in the house at all
times and in the senate most of the
time. Appeals to partisanship will no
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III

The president of the association
shall preside at all meetings thereof.
unless, when from sickness or for
other reasons absent from said meet
ing, he is unable IT, do so. And at
each meeting he shall appoint a SER
geant at arms, who shall see that
none but bona fide members enter or
remain at the meeting.
w.
The first vice-president, in the alb
sence of the president, shall perform
the duties of said president; and in
the absence Of both the foregoing the
second vice-president shall act IS pre-
siding officer; and in case of the alb
sence of all the foregoing the third
vice-president shall act as presiding
officer The vice-presidents herein
before prescribed shall act as the ex-
ecutive officer of this post of the le-
gion for his particular district and
snail have direct and active supervis-
ion OF all local matters concerning the
American Legion
v.
The secretary of the association
shall keep all the minutes of all meet
ings and prepare the same for Der
manent record in book kept for that
purpose, and shall at each regular
meeting, at the direction of the pres
ident, read the minutes of the pre-
vlous regular meeting, and make such
corrections as may be allowed. He
snail likewise at each special meeting,
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under the direction of the president
read the minutes of the preceding
special meeting, and make such cor
rections as may be allowed. He shall,
under the direction of the president,
cause notice to be given of all meet
ings.
vi.
The personnel secretary shall at all
times keep the record of membership
of the association.
VII.
The treasurer shall keep a record of
all receipts and disbursements of the
association, and shall render reports
of said record to the association at
each regular meeting.
VIII.
All committees shall be appointed
by the president.
TX.
The committee on cerem onics shall
consist of the presidents of each
district, and shall arrange for the
proper ceremonies on anv occasion
where the association is represented
to render compliments to the flag, or
to honor a member of the association,
or his memory.
x.
The committee on entertainments
shall consist of ten members and shall
make all arrangements for all enter
tainments given by this association
the president shall be chairman OF
this committee,