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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
LIZ Plaza--Phone $50"

winners are to be present at this feed
The boys in the contest who had
finished at II o'clock Saturday morn
Ing were stuart Gail. Theodore Ketch-
ersid- AlEie Stevenson. Linville Fer
glson- Raymond EnOchs. Leslie Jones
Clint Lovelady, Lyle Deer. DAYTON
Lovelauy, Hinton Mcintosh. GUY
smith, Carl Pratt. Rupert Johnson.
Kenneth spence Albert QUITS and
Arthur Thomas
As only about half the boys eligible
Ior the final swimming contest az the
showed up for the Saturday con-
test. those in charge have stated that
any boy who might have misuuder~
stood the time for the contest. and
who thought the day was Monday. can
enter the contest yet Soy. calling at the
Y 1T G. A Monday morning az 1850.
when the contest win be contlnued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

DECORDS Of the Ei Paso divorce
N courts show that during the pc
ROD beginning January 1 and endine
Nay 81. a total Of 157 divorces were
granted and that during the same
sued
Thus # IS seen that 211-s percent
OF the marriages IN FL Paso 20 wrong
and terminate in divorce The divorces
granted BY each court are 34th dis
trict court g.. 65th district court. 5A.
4lst district court. 80
In addition to the above fig
ures, which are indicative Of q
normal or ETeraEe period OF any
recent year, fully an equal NUM-
Der Of suits have been filed and
still are pending before the
rnurLE. fLue helnE lneIi.lhIe In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
HOLD P0NTIFIcAL MASS
ON PENTECOST SUNDAY

Sunday is known IN Catholic circles
as PenteC0st Sunday. the day on
which the faithful honor the third
person OF the trinity. the Holy Ghost.
IL IS day also on which every bishop
IS bound 3 celebrate pontifical mass
IN his cathedral Masses at the ca
thedral tomorrow viii be at $50. 1880.
and 1890 a. m. the last being nom
tific1l- with the PIT Rev. bishop A. J.
Schiller presiding. assisted By the ca
thedral clergy and a number Of visit
Ing clergy.
The sermon OF the day viii be de-
lirered at 1880 mass hv the very
Rev chaplain 1IcFaddeu. u. s. A. re-
Gently promoted captain At 1850 ..
of children and converts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
ATTORNEY FILES THREE SUITS
AGAINST Ell PASO PHYSICIANS

Three suits were filed in the ssth
district court Friday afternoon BY
the district attorney against physi-
clans who recently were convicted
O ch lrges OF selling narcotics in vio-
lation OF the Harrison narcotic law.
for a cancellation OF their medical
licenses. The suits we're filed on re-
c-e1 % the state medical board.
Tbs physicians named in the suits
are Charles c. Reum. H. C.. Nelluson
AM W. @ Ellsworth. alias Guillermo
-llsW ortn- airs O. worth Ac-
cordiEE TO the petitions the men were
convicted IN federal court here dur
the past term
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

Adalivo Wales, Is and Carmen Con-
treras. , 6, are being held by city de-
tectives fo- Investigation By federal
authorities following their arrest
Thursday night by detective sergeant
Claude smith and detective A. c. Va
rela while in possession Of IS bottles
Of tequila-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

THIS pnOon bridge against time
pany engineers K Petty,
railroad crossing the union
at constructing
bridge periods three half eight
q retreating with
subsequent dynatng
Searehgh flares VIII add to the
spectacle.
artillery band Laooek,
concert preceding demonstration at o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
DIVORCES FLOOD FL PAS1 COURTS;
Reason WHY MARRIAGESGQNR9NG

Since Jan l. 724 Marriage Licenses Issued 157 Divorces
Granted; This Many More Suits Pending; Cruelty Is
The Main Reason, Desertion the Second Excuse, IN
fidelity the Third Parents Are Held at Fault.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH AND
NEW CHURCH FOR DISTRICT
Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara Named By Cardinal
Gibbons to Handle All Arrangements
Here.

Washington will have n new Cath
ole parish AS soon as arrangements
can be completed. according To plans
announced simultatn tneously here ami
In Baltimore last night.
Cardinal Gibbons made public the
appointment OF Rev. John NJ Me-
Namara. assistant pastor OF st. Pat
rick'S Church. to take charge Of the
building OF the new edIticc.
In making the commission a word
of praise was added at the Cardi-
nails residence when the appoint-
ment was made. according to a dis
patch received from Baltimore last
night. Cardinal Gibbons declared
in making the appointment that the
greatest confidence was placed in
the ability OF the young priest to
carry through the task.
Where the church will be located
has not yet been announced. or
the twenty-seven Catholic churches
Of the District. many are said to
he unable to cover the parish in a
thorough manner on account OF the
wide scope OF territory. The new
church. 1t is understood. will he
located in the exact center OF ter
ritory which ~ now under the juris-
diction Of four parishes, and will
thus relieve the strain on each Of
the churches.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13

Ptans have not yet been made for
the Financing OF the church. although
TT. Mcnamara will start work inn
nt'liateiy laying the foundations for
the establishment OF his PARISH. The
usual plan OF financing the proposi-
tion IL said by authorities to be tho
selection of a committee of layuei,
who viii handle the raising OF the
necessary funds under the superyi-
SION Of the pastor. After the funds
are raised for the erection OF the
church and rectury the laying Of the
cornerstone OF the church VIII take
place with appropriate ceremonies, at
which the Catholic clergy aud Iuity
VI the city VIII he in attendance.
THE church viii be blessed upon
completion. but under the rules or
the Catholic hierarchy II cannot be
dedicated until the church debt Is
clear At present ST. Peters and St.
Dominic's Churches here are said to
be the only Catholic Churches which
have been dedicated
rather McNainaias commission
will mean a loss to ST. Patrick's par-
ish. one OF the clergy Mt that church
declared last night. His work has
been thorough and has been marked
with enthusiasm which demanded
success. Among the parishioners es-
pecially. he is declared to be one OF
the most popular priests OF the city.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
CHAPTER 81.

Jacobs vision a. Mahanaim. ; His message
TO Fsau He is siSaid Of Essus coming
He pHayeth for deli,erance- - He sendeth
present In Essu "a lie wcstleth with an
angel ai rcni,l where lie called lSae.
n He halteth
And jacob went on his way. and
the angels of God met him.
2 And when Jacob saw them, he
said. This is Gods host: and he
called the name of that place Ma
hanaim.
3 And Jacob sent messengers be-
fore him to Issau his brother unto
the land OF SER. the country of
IGdofn.
And he commanded them. say
ing. Thus shall ye speak unto my
thus, ] have sojourned with Laban.
and stayed there until now:
And 7 have oxen, and asses,
0ocks. and menservants. and
womenservants: and have sent to
tell my lord. that I may find grace
in thy sight
6 Il And the messengers returned
to Jacob, saying, We came to thy
brother Esau. and also he cometh
TO meet thee. and four hundred men
with him.
z Then Jacob was greatly afraid
and distressed: and he divided the
people that was with him. and the
flocks, and herds. and the camers.
into two bands;
8 And said. ff ,Esau come to the
one company. and smite II. then the
other company which Is left shall
escape.
. n And Jacob said. o God OF my
father Abraham. and God OF my
father Isaac. the Lord which saidst
unto me. Return unto thy country.
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DR.. R. L. Randolph Son
Of Virginia Bishop, Dead

Baltimore, Dec. l2.-Dr. Robert Lee
Randolph. son of the late Bishop AL
fred Magill Randolph of Virginia and
Mrs. Randolph, is dead. DIR. Ran
doIph was one of the best-known
ophthalmologists in the city.
Born at Fredericksburg, Va. De-
cember 1, 1850, DIR. Randolph was edu-
Gated at Johns Hopkins University.
the University of Maryland and in
Vienna. He married Miss Phoebe W.
Elliott. of Beaufort. S. c., who died
five years ago. Surviving are his
mother; three sons, Alfred Magill.
Robert Lee and Middleton Elliott
Randolph; three daughters. Miss
Anne Stuart Randolph. Mrs Baldwin
Spilman and Mrs. Norborne Berke-
Icy: three sisters. Mrs. James F..
wight Mrs. Theodore s. Garnett and
Mrs. Richard c. Taylor, all of Nor
folk. and brother. Alfred Magili
Randolph.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
Culture Not a Monopoly of the Rich

fine breeding. but frequently their
graduates lack the warmth and sim
certify which are SO essential in true
culture.
One OF the most important things
about culture and personality IS
freedom from all artificiality.
A sincere desire TO please, an
open-heartedness that no one can
mistake. a strong sense of justice.
are required in one who would be
truly cultured. and. on the other
hand. IL culture doesn't make one
sincere. open-hearted and just.-thcn
there's something wrong with that
persons lessons in culture"
1t isn't a question OF having royal
blood in ones veins. or OF wearing
bushels of diamonds. or of putting
on swell" clothes--it's a question
OF downright womanliness and the
possession of Craces which neither
money nor position can buy.
So that most any true-hearted. in
telligent human woman may have
the culture of a queen.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
by the Rev. CHARLES sTELZLE.

BY the Kew. CHARLES STELZLf.
You'd never ina gine that she he
longed to the royalty that modest
appearing. almost plainly y-dressed
woman who sat in the box at the
opera in New York.
Everybody stared at her espe-
cially the overdressed-I mean the
rnderdressed. women in nearby
boxes.
There was a buzz OF conversation
about her. and after the opera.
which few of the ladies in the afor--
said boxes heard. for they came not
to hear. but to be seen. and they
made it vdfy easy for others in this
respect, the ladies crowded into the
real "lady's' box to be presented to
her.
1t was Interesting to watch her in
the midst Of that crowd of women
she carried herself like a queen. but
without the slightest trace OF snob-
bishness or a suggestion OF supe-
riority.
Any one OF the women that came
into the box wore jewelry worth
twenty times as much as that wore
by the royal lady. but alongside OF
her they looked like 30 cents.
I've seen working girls who could
put them "in the shade"
There's no doubt that good clothes
sometimes help a woman. As well as
a man. but often there's something
about a woman which clothes do nol
improve a great deal.
It's personality and breeding.
Mostly breeding.
Frequently the breeding comes
down through many generations. un-
til it's in the very bone and fiber,
but it is not impossible for even a
very ordinary person to acquire it
Sometimes schools Of department
can impart the outward forms of
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
christmas Music to Liven
Sermons by Local Pastors
In Churches Tomorrow
Coming Advent Season to Be Marked by
Elaborate Organ Recitals Here-Min-
sters Select Yuletide Topic.

Temple, 1914 y street northwest. to-
morrow night will tell How the
City of Washington Can Save the
People of America from Disease.
Old Age and Death"
sunday School Institute.
The Diocesan Board OF Religious
Education announces the following
program for a meeting Tuesday at
p. m. at St. Paul's Parish Hall.
Twenty-third street and Washing
ton Circle. General topic: The
Church and the Boy Problem. First
speaker. Mark De Grange; special
topic: Personal Work for Boys. Sec
ond speaker. the Rev. Fremont n.
Hinkel Special topic: Organized
Church Work for Boys.
Gospel Mission.
The Gospel Mission is looking for
900 volunteers to fiiI 500 pairs of
stockings at Christmas with toys.
nuts. candy and everything that
goes to nil a little child's heart with
JOY Volunteers will make all checks
payable to the Gospel Mission and
send provisions. toys. clothing. etc,
to u. w. Kline. superintendent. 214
John Marshall place. Phone Main
1871 and a wagon will call upon
request for those who have some
thing for the kiddies.
First Baptist.
DR.. John L. Briggs will preach on
The Perplexity of Loyal Heart, or.
Is Christianity a Failure" tomorrow
morning. In the evening his subject
will be How Can a Young Man Live
in Washington and Not Go to the
Devil"
Organ Recital.
Edgar Priest, orSanist at the WASH
ington Cathedral. will give the third
of his series of recitals at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church. Ad-
mission is free.
Mount vernon Place Methodist.
Tomorrow night the pastor, DIR.
Clovis G. Chappell, will preach on the
unique subject: 'Tanglefoot"
Petworth baptist Church.
Rev. +. Paul Langhorne will preach
at the morning session of the Pet
worth Baptist Church and will have
an illustrated lecture in the evening.
entitled. The Star of the East"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13

and to thy kindred. and I will deal
well with thee:
10 1 am not worthy OF the least
Of all the mercies. and OF all the
truth. which thou hast showed unto
thy servant: for with my STAFF I
passed over this Jordan: and now
am become two bands.
IL Deliver me, I pray thee, from
the hand of my brother. from tho
hand of Esau: for I fear him. lest
he will come and smite me. and the
mother with the children.
IL And thou saidst. will surely
do thee good. and make thy seed
as the sand Of the sea. which can
not be numbered for multitude.
13 And I've lodged there that
same night: and took OF that which
came to his hand present for Esau
his brother:
II Two hundred she goats and
twenty he goats. two hundred cwcs
and twenty rams.
Is Thirty milch camels with their
colts. forty kline and ten bulls
twenty she asses and ten foals.
16 And he delivered them into
the hand of his servants. every drove
by themselves: and said unto his
servants, Pass over before me, and
put a space betwixt drove aud
drove.
II And he commanded the fore
most, saying. When Esau my
brother meeteth thee. and askcth
thee. saying, Whose art thou? and
whittier Coest thou? and whose arc
these before thee?
Is Then thou shalt say. They be
thy servant Jacobs: it Is a present
sent unto my lord Esau: and. be-
hold. also he is behind us.
10 And so commanded he tho
second. and the third. and all that
FOLLOWED the droves. saying. On this
manner shalt ye speak unto Esau.
when ye find him.
20 And say ye moreover. Behold
thy servant Jacob is behind us. For
he said. l will appcase him with
the present that goeth before me.
and afterward I will see his face; 4;
peradventure he will accept OF me
Il So went the present over be-
fore him: and himself lodged that
night in the company.
Ito Be Continued)
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
Immaculate Conception
Church.

A joint meeting OF the United So
cieties OF the blessed Virgin Sojali-
ties OF this city will be held tu thu
immaculate Conception Churc h.
Eighth and y streets northwest. to-
morrow at 7:D o. III. Solemn vespers
will lie celebrated with RI Rev.
S. Lee, pastor OF ST. Mat
thew's Catholic Church. as the ceIe-
brsnt, and the sermon will be delv-
cred by Rev. Eugene J. Connolly. OF
the Cathedral OF Baltimore. Md. Spe-
ciai music under the direction OF Prof.
barry Wheaton Howard. choir dtrec-
tor. will be feature. Rev. NJ. j.
Riordan. pastor OF the church. ex-
tends a cordial welcome TO all sodai-
lists to be present.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
Spread Of Religion
Through Newspapers
Seen By Clergyman

How reading a few paragraphs
OF the Bible. as printed daily in
The Washington Herald. while
munching lunch. riding in a street
car. and during other moments
when something brief Is desirable
reading. has gained many constant
readers OF the Good Book. Is told
by George NJ. L.amsa, of the Theo-
logical Seminary. at Alexandria.
Va. in a letter to The Herald. He
says in part:
There are many men and wom-
en- who would like TO read the
Bible. but some Of them have
none. especially working men with
little time to read. But while they
are in a car. or on the lunch hour.
they will enjoy reading "A chapter
from the Bible along with the
world news.
Il hope that many other newspa
pers will realize the needs OF the
scriptures and will understand that,
religion Is a part OF our daily life.
AS we need food. clothing and
news. so we need religion for the
feeding OF our spiritual life"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
GENESIS.

CHAPTER 31-CONTINUED
IS T And Laban answered and
said unto Jacob. These daughters
are my daughters. and these chill
dren are my children. and these
cattle are my cattle. and all that
thou seest is mine: and what can
do this day unto these my daugh-
ters. or unto their children which
they have borne?
a Now therefore come thou. let
us make covenant. I and thou
and let it be for a witness between
me and thee.
As And Jacob took stone, and
set il up for pillar.
46 And Jacob said unto his
brethren. Gather stones: and they
took stones and made heap: and
they did eat there upon the heap.
a And Laban called it Jegar-
sahadutha: but Jacob called 1t
Called.
4S And I.aban said. This heap is
witness between me and thee this
day. Therefore was the name OF it
called Galeed.
~ And Mizpah: for he said. The
Lord watch between me and thee.
when we are absent. one from an
other.
50 II thou shalt afflict my
daughters. or IL thou shalt take
other wives beside my daughters. no
man is with us; see. God is witness
betwiXt me and thee.
81 And Laban said to Jacob. Be-
hold this heap, and behold this
pillar. which I have cast betwixt
me and thee:
81 This heap be witness. and
this pillar be witness. that I will
not pass over this heap to thee, and
that thou shalt not pass over this
heap and this pillar unto me. for
harm.
So The God of Abraham. and the
God of Major. the God of their
father. judge betwixt us. And
Jacob sware by the fear OF his father
Isaac
81 Then Jacob offered sacrifice
upon the mount. and called his
brethren to eat bread: and they
did eat bread. and tarried all night
in the mount.
So And early in the morning
La ban rose up and kissed his sons
and his daughters. and blessed them:
and Laban departed. and returned
unto his place.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
Ninth street Christian.

washington's younger set OF church
toers particularly will Oe interested
b Q sermon tomorrow night by the
kev. George A. Miller. at the Ninth
btreet Christian Church, Ninth and d
treets northeast. His subject will be
Shouid the Church Have a Weekly
Prayer Meeting or a Dance"
The Rev. MIR. Miller's morning SER
hon will be on Blessings of Obe-
Hence
First CONGREGATIONAL.
DR.. Charles l. Goodell. of New York
City. will preach tomorrow at the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
knd G strets northwest. His subject
|or II a. m. will be What and Where
Is Heaven" At D m, he will preach
bn "Is the Young Man Safe?''
All souls Church.
Miss Marion Ait\n will speak on
-Americans in the Making" tomorrow
blight ut All Souls Church. Fourteenth
md L. streets,
Temple Baptist.
Joseph W. Folk. Ex-Governor of
Missouri. will speak tomorrow night
1T services devoted to the unfurlinE
pf the Temple Baptist service flag. In
he morning DIR. Muir will preach on
The Coming Kingdom.
VT. Pleasant VI. T..
. The Rev. J. A. vinton. of Milford.
=. j.. will address the mems Bible
lass at Mount Pleasant NJ. L.
Church South tomorrow morning.
He will preach at the IL o'clock SER
rice
Terminal n. n. \. VI. G. A.
The Rev. Ernest T.. Fisher will
address a meeting OF railroad men
Tomorrow at 1 p. m in the Terminal
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, Union
station Miss Helen, r. Kalstrom.
soprano. will sing, accompanied by
Charles Woodward.
North Carolina Avenue VI. r.
The Rev. J. Franklin Eryan will
answer the question. Should the
|dinistTy of Healing Be Revived IN
he Church, tomorrow night at
+ he North Carolina Avenue Mctho-
list Protestant Church. DIR. Bryan's
sermon was, inspired through hav-
ng seen persons in Baltimore re-
sently who claimed to have been
Flealed of ailments by James Moore
dickson. the Englishman. who has
Ixracted attention through cures
said to be effected simply by the
aging on of the hands. Tomorrow
morning DR.. Bryan will talk on
should We Pay Our Debts?"
Centennial Baptist.
Can a Woman BE Meaner Than a
Nam is the interesting question
Pastor +. Hez SVEN. of the Gen.
ennial BAPTIST Church. Seventh and
streets northeast, will answer
Omorrow night.
st. Paul's.
\ program of music strictly in
Seeping with the penitential season
If advent will be given tomorrow
morning and evening by the choir
II St Paurs Church, Twenty third
street and Washington circle. Dur
ng the advent season the elaborate
settings to the TIE Deum and the
Hagnificat and Nunc Dimittis will
DC discontinued.
Church of Life md Joy.
Or. Gaze. minister of the Church
,f Life and Joy. at the New Thought
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
SLAVE HYMNS TO BE
SUNG AT TRINITY

Many OF the old favorite slave
hymns. such as Give Me That Old
Time Religion Steal Away"
'Swinc Low. Sweet Chariot" aud
Didn't II RAIN" will be sung at
Triuity Church. Third AMI c streets
northwest. tomorrow night at \
- irioci>.
Mrs. J. A. Griffith. superintendent
OF the National Training School for
GIris. will bring in the honor group
with their excellent alto and soprano
voices to produce the rich har1nonies
that have chrered AMI comfort cd
general iuns.
Tho New Battle Hymn" by Nstaiie
Curtis BurIiu. also will be sung.
There Is uo charge for admission.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
ALL SOULS CHURCH

Corner Fourteenth nnd D. streets
U1ysses q. II. irerce. DID,. Minister
9:45 AM. Sunday School: class for
the comparative study of religion.
IL AN, morning service: sermon
by the minister
There Is also kindergarten during
the hour of morning worship.
Pm. Liberal Religious Union
Address by Miss Marian Alton. Of
the Americanizatiou School, on
Americans in the Making"
Group or her pupils will give an
original program.
Informal social hour
Cordial welcome to young people
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Church OF Christ tDisctpIesD.
Bible Study, 10 a IN.
Communion. IL a n
Evening Service, 7:3O .. m
Masonic Temple. Sth and T. SITS.
\. L.. Second Floor Front
&. s. Long, Minister,
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
OTHER SERVICES
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS

Meet Mt rythtan Temple Auditorium
IOI: Ninth 81. NV.
Lecture at . pm. by Brother A.
Donald, Of Brooklyn. N. Y. Semi
annual election meeting at 1870 pm
Ilcrean Bible study at 7:3e. All
welcome. Seats free. No collec-
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
EPISCOPAL.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

StXtccnth and II streets
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. DID.
Rev. Edward slater Daalap. MA.
Rev. George Williamson Smith, DID.
SERVICES:
500 A-M--IIoly Communion.
9:45 k.M.-Sunday School
IL A-M.-Morning Prayer and Ser
Z P.M.-Evening Prayer with Ad-
dress
rhursday-foIy Communion at noon
All Welcome
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL
N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church

New York Ave. lah and H Sta
DR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.
sa1 a n.-Bible School Adult class.
lID q n--rubEc Worship Dr. Radcliffe will
rresch.
500 .. m--Fe,lowship Hour.
6sB =. nc. Z. vesper Service.
500 p. m--Public Worship. Their Angela"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-13
MTHEBIBLE THE

tongues and from the edition
known as our Mothers Bible"
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBlTERlAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Conn. Ave. aaa n 50.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, DID,,
MINISTER.

Sunday, December II, 1919.
a:Jo-sunday school. vita meas
aad ws1ea's ctssres.
Iiao--MsrnIar Ii service. Dr. Wood
prca~k~s-
pirrs Of the Lords Day Alliance will
bc held ia this church. Special s~te-
lat. Mr.. ,. Campbell, Mrlnpis- bsrt-
tone. of London. EaEtsnd. will stng.
s:rS-chr'-tian End~svor Tea
supper.
G:13-t;hri,ti." End~..ss ve.p-r
service.
S:O-EveaiuE service Sermon By
Dr. wesd. subJ~rti In the series on
..'rhr Battt~a~id. Of Eurep~ mud of
The Seuf.- "ihc worid's Preparation
for Ckrist's AdVrat.- Special Ssto-
tsA ,. Campbell M-tuots. baritone. OF
t.0ndoa. EaEtaad- special program
aise by the tseoiaE Choir ef 20
voices.
Thursday, December 18, 1919.
stoAMIdwe~L rrn,er service.
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL
:SrH AND NJ srS. n. w.
REV. IRVING w. kErCItUM.
Minister.
SUNDAY. UECEMBEU I4TtI.
ItOO--A strange sound ta the
westd.~ Mr.. Ketchun-
5sOt-Sunday school.
S.OO-Christtau Eudeavor.
.'4S-~rhe Look OF 81 Man." Mr..
ketrhum.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER u.
S.OO-Ntdwcek service.